Mechanicville School Board sets Wednesday meeting agenda
Mechanicville School Board will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the middle school band room. Items include approval of Aug 3 minutes, appointments of a secondary math and English teacher, and discussion of the Mechanicville Boston and Maine Railroad finances.
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Mechanicville
Anthony L. Cocozzo
Mechanicville District Public Library
Rensselaer man shot on Dunn Memorial Bridge
A 24 year old Rensselaer man Lawrence Ward was hospitalized in fair condition at Albany Medical Center with gunshot wounds to groin and right arm after an encounter with police on the Dunn Memorial Bridge Sunday evening. Police released no details, but a resident said the man, seen with a hunting knife, lunged toward an officer before shots were fired.
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Albany Medical Center
Lawrence Ward
Columbia Turnpike
Dunn Memorial Bridge
Final Battle of Bennington fete marks 200th anniversary
Hoosick Falls and Bennington observe the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington with a chain of events in Bennington Walloomsac and Old Bennington on Tuesday. Activities include a DAR service, dedication of a General Stark marker, a luncheon with U S Senator Leahy as speaker, and a commemorative service at Walloomsaa Battlefield Park with wreaths and state representatives from New York Vermont and New Hampshire in attendance.
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Bennington
Hoosick
Walloomsac
Rensselaer County
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Louis C. Savelas
Stark
Bennington Battle Monument
Monument Avenue
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
J. Duane Squires
Mt. Anthony Country Club
James S. Holden
U.S
Patrick J. Leahy
Vermont
Bennington Battlefield Park
Route
Walloomsae
Hoosick Township
William M. Murphy
New York State
Reginald Cram
Gov. Thomson
Robert V. Elliott
Massachusetts National Guard
Gov. Dukakis
New York
Massachusetts
Roger Tubby
Adirondacks
Hugh Carey
General Hall Retires Antiquated Rank After Bennington Reenactment
Samuel Hall of Plymouth NH, who posed as Gen John Stark for Bicentennial events, relinquishes his simulated Army general title after leading a Bennington reenactment that drew about 10 000 spectators. He explains he will cut his ponytail and rejoin the 20th century.
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Samuel Hall
Plymouth
N.H
Hall
Continental Army
Canada
John Stark
New Hampshire
Stark
Bunker Hill
Boston
Durham, N.H
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