Puzzle No 1127 Deadline 5 P.M. Jan 11
Puzzle clues mix word pairs with hints and misplacements. Readers supply answers fitting coinword style, matching pairs such as CRANE CRONE and CENSURE VENTURE to fill a themed grid. The column lists across and down clues, abbreviations, and potential puns for entertainment.
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West Hoosick and Buskirk face New Year power outage
About 100 residents experienced over four hours without power on New Year's Eve after a limb took down a line in West Hoosick. Niagara Mohawk reported three fuse attempts before a stronger unit restored service as homes heated water and baths, sparking concerns for the lack of fire department communications and potential frozen water lines.
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West Hoosick and
Buskirk
Larry Davey
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
West Hoosick
Wentworth Roose
Roose
Charles Filkins
Rensselaer
Strcken
Davey
German theatre in area HOOSICK FALLS HOOSICK FALLS
The Ernst Jurina Theatre Group from Munich presents Calderon de la Barca’s The Mystery of the Holy Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hoosick Falls on Saturday night January 15 at 8 pm. Four actors perform the one hour, in total darkness with a spotlight, depicting Christ Adam Moses Saul Paul John the Evangelist Disbelief Ignorance and Wisdom. Tickets are on sale at the church rectory.
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Hoosick Falls
Ernst Jurina Theatre
Munich
Germany
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calderon de la Barca
Christ
Adam
Moses
Saul Paul
John the Evangelist
God
Hoosick Falls Seeks Public Works Funds Amid Shortfall
Village engineer Peter Kent said Hoosick Falls was not listed for final federal funding under the 1976 Public Works Act after requesting 25 times the allotted amount. With 9.9 percent unemployment and 289 out of work June through September, the town faces unlikely support while awaiting possible future funding and a Carter administration shift.
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Hoosick Falls
Peter Kent
Kent
New York City
Enon
Where to apply for food stamps for four towns
Residents of Grafton Petersburg Berlin and Stephentown may apply for food stamps and recertify on the first Tuesday of each month. A representative from Rensselaer County Social Services will stand by at Grafton Town Hall 9:30 to 10, Petersburg Memorial Hall 10:15 to 11:15, Berlin Town Hall 11:30 to 12:15, and Stephentown Town Hall 12:45 to 1:20. Bring four weeks of income proof and documents proving resources and county residence.
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Grafton
Petersburg
Berlin
Stephentown
Rensselaer County Social Services
Grafton Town Hall
Petersburg Memorial Hall
Berlin Town Hall
Rensselaer County Department of Social Services
Hoosick Falls
Senior Citizens Center
Church Street
Kiwanis Spread Christmas Cheer Across Four Towns
Eighteen Hoosick Falls Kiwanis members visited eight area health facilities in Williamstown Cambridge Bennington and Hoosick Falls and distributed corsages and boutonnieres to seven residents. Under chair William Johnston the group included Henry Bromirski Peter Martin Anthony Wirmusky and others with floral gifts by George and Leona Scott.
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Hoosick Falls
Frank Reynolds
Fonzie Salluzzo
Jack Halstead
Mason Harrison
Lou Haviland
William Folgart
Phillip Vassello
Fred Hoth
Arthur Moseley
Kasmer Stempek
David Ridwell
Gene Avery
Volney Chapman
Elihu Geraghty
George and
Leona Scott
Burglars active during holidays in Mechanicville
Mechanicville police report two burglaries mar the holiday period. Ronald Rogers found his home at 2 Edna Ave entered through the front door on Dec 24 and a .308 rifle plus ammunition, a stereo receiver, 12 tapes, a wood sander, and a drill were missing. Fred Gaylord reported his garage at 373 South Main St entered via side door with a 9 by 12 foot tent and three lanterns missing. no suspects yet.
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Ronald Rogers
Edna Ave
Fred Gaylord
Rogers
South Main St
Hoosick Falls to vote on CSEA representation Jan 18
Hoosick Falls village employees will vote January 18 to decide if they want representation by the Civil Service Employees Association. PERB divided workers into two units and upheld the village’s exclusions. The vote will occur noon to 2 PM on the fire house second floor.
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Hoosick Falls
Civil Service Employes Association
Richard Farley
CSEA
Public Employes Relation Board
PERB
Farley
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