Hudson Valley College Eyes Hoosick Falls Satellite Center
Hudson Valley Community College seeks to open a satellite learning center in Hoosick Falls, focusing on career training. President James Fitzgibbons noted the college serves commuters with low cost education and guides students to employment or a four year degree, with strong nursing and new physician assistant programs.
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Hoosick Falls
Hudson Valley Community College
James Fitzgibbons
Fitzgibbons
Kiwanis Club
Hudson Valley
New York State
Albany Medical Center
New 1977 Bennington Hoosick phone directory from Manning Co
Hoosick Falls and Bennington merchants receive a new independent phone directory by H A Manning Co of Bellows Falls Vermont. It lists Bennington area numbers and Hoosick area numbers with a backwards directory and pink discount coupons, plus calendars codes and blank pages. The publication states it is not the New York Telephone Co and is free to residents, with no responsibility for errors.
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Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Hoosick
H. A. Manning Co
Bellows Falls
New York Telephone Co
Vermont
Manning
Help Lines Solve Uninsured Package Loss And Static Shock Tips
Hanover House missing package case settles with no charge after postal inquiry. The column also advises hold requests to prevent future uninsured deliveries and offers tips on reducing static electricity from new carpeting through humidity control and anti static products.
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Hanover House
Troy Post Office
Fate of Hoosick Falls co op to be decided Thursday
Residents will gather at the CEO offices on Classic Street to decide the future of the Hoosick Falls food co op. Grace Brandi said without local help the co op may close March 1, with tasks including money handling deliveries and truck needs.
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Hoosick Falls
Commission On Economic Opportunity
Classic Street
Grace Brandi
State Armory
CEQ
Brandi
Troy
Menands
John Hickey
Hoosick Street
Danforth Street
Albany Library Hosts Lunch and Mohawk Hudson Show
Harmanus Bleecker Library invites residents to a Tuesday coffee and slide show titled Mohawk Hudson Industrial Area Birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. Presenter Thomas McGuire, executive director of Mohawk Hudson Industrial Gateway, will discuss preservation and revitalization. Program ends at 12 45 PM. Friends of Albany Public Library provide coffee.
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Albany
Harmanus Bleecker Library
Mohawk- Hudson
Thomas McGuire
Mohawk-Hudson
Hoosick Falls CSEA Sweep Draws Mixed Feelings
One hundred percent of Hoosick Falls village employees voted in favor of joining the Civil Service Employees Association, according to Mayor Donald Bogardus. He noted negotiations will start later with a team possibly including attorney Richard Farley and Rolf Sternberg, while expressing dissatisfaction with the result.
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Hoosick Falls
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
Donald Bogardus
Richard Farley
Rolf Sternberg
Health Center opens new wing with state approval pending
Falls Health Center announces verbal permission from the state Department of Health to open its new eleven bed wing for admissions. Two patients are admitted with two more to join this week. written approval expected by month end. The $205,000 wing was dedicated in September but delayed by a corrective ceiling work costing about $1,000. Admissions will be staggered as applications pour in for the expanded capacity.
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Hoosick Falls
State Department of Health
Regina Dibble
Dibble
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