Third armed robbery suspect identified
Hoosick Falls police identify Aaron Gibbons of Pow nal Vermont as a 16 year old arrested in the Monday armed robbery at Bunker Hill Country Store. Gibbons joins Lawrence J. Gates of Hoosick Falls and Arthur Gates of Bennington Vermont, charged with first degree robbery. The trio robbed the store for the day’s receipts, with two checks and $124 taken. State police aided local officers after the incident and monitoring of police channels increased following the Mechanicville sniper incident.
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Bunker Hill
Aaron Gibbons
Pownal
Chapones
Mechanicville
Petersburg Town Board Meeting Set
Petersburg town board will meet in Veterans Memorial Hall on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The Petersburg Youth Commission also meets Thursday at 8 p.m. A Sweetheart Banquet is planned at the Petersburg Baptist Fellowship Hall Friday at 7 p.m. followed by the film Survival.
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Lenten Services Begin at Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
HOOSICK FALLS The First Baptist Church hosts the Hoosick Area Church Association Lenten series. Services are Wednesday at 7 30 PM starting Ash Wednesday February 23. Each church leads a service with refreshments after except March 16 when the HACA Annual Meeting includes a covered dish supper. Theme is The Disciples of Christ.
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Help or can you give it Editor's note column asks for input
Readers submit questions on birth certificates labor day article copies from Troy Public Library and microfilm. They seek help locating a Labor Day baby article and other queries about diabetic recipes dentures smoke detectors blouses vacuum parts and appliance repairs.
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Lee Follett
Frequency foul language tied to Hoosick Falls police broadcasts
Village officials heard by a board member that Hoosick Falls policemen used obscene language on radio transmissions. Howard Shaw warned a $5,000 fine could be imposed for airwave swearing and said testimony on the exact officer was unnecessary.
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Shaw
Donald Bogardus
William Greenwood
Greenwood
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Hoosick Falls Faces Police Force Cutback This Fall
Hoosick Falls may lose 24 hour policing in September as Manpower funds end. Police Chief William Chapones warned that without village funding or Griffin’s retention, patrol coverage could drop with gaps between 5 and 7 am. County sheriff and state police may need to cover delays up to 40 minutes.
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William Chapones
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Hoosick Falls
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John Griffin
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Hoosick Falls Board Takes No Action On OTB Petition
A petition signed by about 475 residents urged action on locating an off track betting parlor in Hoosick Falls. The village board did not act, while a January vote favored a parlor, and county officials indicated county-level decisions.
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Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
Anthony Pokinis
Joseph Manupella
the Times Record
Kiwanis Skating Races Set for Saturday at Rink
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Youth Committee sponsors skating races Saturday at 2 p.m. at Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial Skating Rink with four age groups and signups at the rink office. An adult race may occur if enough participants join. Don Decker chairs arrangements.
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Don Decker
Kiwanis
Cambridge Grievance Day to hear taxpayers’ concerns
Cambridge plans Grievance Day Tuesday February 15 from 7 to 10 p m at the Municipal Building. The village assessment roll for 1977 has been completed and is open for inspection at the village clerk’s office. The Cambridge area Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association hosts an International Tea February 17 at 2 p m in the Emma Holden room of the Cambridge United Presbyterian Church with a fashion show. Reservations for a March flower show trip to Boston are listed with local coordinators.
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