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Mystery of the Holy Mass Play Tickets Now On Sale
The Ernst Jurina Theatre Group from Munich presents The Mystery of the Holy Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Tickets are available in Hoosick Falls Cambridge Bennington and North Bennington from church rectories, stores, or club members. proceeds benefit St. Marys Academy. The Patricians meet Monday at 7 45 p.m. in the parish hall, not Jan 13.
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Munich
Hoosick Falls
Don's
Cambridge
Peg Hopkins
Joseph Getz
St. Patrick's Rectory
Winehall's
Bennington
Germany
Calderon de la Tea
St. Mary’s Academy
Patricians
Church of the Immaculate Conception
High School Orators Vie In County American Legion Contest
Nine contestants from Rensselaer County high schools compete Sunday at 2 p.m. in Hoosick Falls Central School for the county title. Winners advance to the Third District championship with progress toward zone and state levels for the 1977 national title.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County
American Legion
Albert J. Goodwin Jr
County Legion
Legion
Hoosick Falls to Begin Rent Subsidy Applications
Hoosick Falls Housing Authority will start taking rental subsidy applications Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A HUD funded program of 500000 will aid 50 area families for five years, with 100 applicants sought to select 50. Applicants undergo interviews, income checks, and HUD rent share criteria before lease signing and briefing.
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Hoosick
Town of
Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Berlant
Christmas Baskets of Cheer Brightens 39 Hoosick Falls Families
The Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters along with 18 members coordinated an annual Christmas Baskets of Cheer drive aiding 39 families and 84 people. Donations came from local groups and the Christmas Concert at Hoosick Falls Central School.
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Hoosick Falls
King’s Daughters
Students For Action and Education of the
Central School
King's Daughters
Hidalgo
Texas
Fire guts Philmont rubber plant and nearby homes
A rubber factory under construction in Philmont New York was destroyed by a blaze in near blizzard conditions. Two apartment buildings, two stores and a barbershop burned as about 200 firefighters fought icy conditions and explosions for six hours. no serious injuries were reported and residents were evacuated to a nursing home.
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Philmont
N.Y
Clinton Mossman
Beacon
Bob DiRuzzio
DiRuzzio
Alan Grigsby
Hudson Register Star
One arrest in Hoosick Falls over weekend
Hoosick Falls police report one weekend arrest with no accidents in the village. Alan Adams of 66 Center Street Hoosick Falls was charged with driving while intoxicated a misdemeanor at 1210 a.m. Monday. Adams is scheduled to appear in village court January 12 to answer the charge.
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Hoosick Falls
Alan Adams
Center St
Adams
Grafton PTO Presents Safety Tips Program for Women
The Grafton Parent-Teachers Organization hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Grafton Elementary School featuring Trooper B J Campana of Brunswick State Police on actions during physical attack burglary and car problems. A short movie will be shown and all parents and teenagers are invited.
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Grafton
Grafton Parent - Teachers Organization
B. J. Campana
Brunswick State Police
Nassau seeks extension for full property reassessment
Nassau plans to request a court ordered extension of the spring deadline to move from partial to 100 percent real property valuation. Judge Staley ordered full assessment by May 1, with costs likely passed to homeowners. officials stress the process is long and expensive.
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Nassau
State Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley
Currier
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