Village decrees target stray dogs in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village board moves to enforce state dog licensing and a dusk to dawn curfew with police and town warden support. Unlicensed dogs may be picked up and boarded until owners pay fees, with the town covering boarding if no owner is found. A leash law remains debated, with focus on removing strays from streets this summer.
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Hoosick Falls Canoe Race Attracts Eight Entries
Eight canoes competed in the Hoosick Falls annual Canoe Race along the Hoosic River on Monday afternoon. Top trophies in three age groups went to Ken Baker and Don Gallipo in over 30, Ron Greenwood and Steve Bradley in 20s, and Mike Magazu and Bill Foshay among teenagers. Magazu and Foshay finished the 19 mile course in under two hours. The event restricted entries to Hoosick residents, workers, or students.
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Hoosic River
Ken Baker
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Magazu
Bill Foshay
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Bloodmobile in Berlin Thursday at Berlin Central High
Red Cross Blood Program visit sponsored by the Student Council will run Thursday from 1 30 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Donors aged 17 to 66 weighing at least 110 pounds may donate with pre donation checks by nurses. The drive aims for 110 units to support 31 hospitals in 13 Northeastern New York counties.
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Hoosick Falls Approves De Creeft Burial Without Hearing
Hoosick Falls village board votes to permit sculptor Jose de Creeft to be buried in Wood Memorial Park next to a sculpture he donates, despite calls for a public hearing and open meetings law concerns raised by attorney William Johnston. The decision faces criticism for lack of publicity and input before finalizing memorial plaza plans.
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Wood Memorial Park
de Creeft
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William Johnston
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Johnston
Board
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Paris
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
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Hoosick supervisor hospitalized after car crush injury
Hoosick Falls reports supervisor Raymond E. Calhoun hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington with a badly injured left leg after a car fell on him while he was working underneath it. He previously lost his right leg in 1972 from a farm accident.
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Williams gives farming a fling at liberal arts college
City born Williams College students enroll in a new agriculture program aimed at building awareness of farming. Professor Henry Art says the goal is not to produce farmers but to deepen understanding of agricultural issues through history, modern problems, and off campus projects funded by a Kellogg Foundation grant.
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Art
Williamstown
Hopkins Forest Farm Museum
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Food stamp applications offered in Saratoga County offices
Residents may apply for Food Stamps before June 20 at county offices on weekdays 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Mechanicville City Hall accepts applications 1 to 4 p m Mondays and Halfmoon Town Hall 1 to 2 30 p m Tuesdays, with Clifton Park Town Hall 2 45 to 3 45 p m.
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Mechanicville Board to Discuss Curriculum Planning Tonight
Mechanicville School Board meets at 7 30 p m in the middle school band room to discuss long range requirements for the district’s school curriculum.
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Mechanicville
Hedges Lake camp fire destroys cabin in Washington County
An early morning blaze at Hedges Lake in Washington County destroyed a summer camp owned by Richard Randel of Cambridge and severely damaged an adjoining house owned by Lynne Reres of St James. Firemen extinguished flames by 2:30 a.m. with no injuries reported as investigators take up the cause.
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Washington County
Hedges Lake
Suffolk County
Lynne Reres
St. James
Cambridge
Valatie bridge rail collapse sparks renewed replacement call
In Valatie on Route 203 the side railing of a 1923 bridge collapsed Friday night injuring none but alarming Mayor Harry Smith. He says the state DOT promised a new bridge within five years three years ago and officials still do not know the cause. Traffic remains allowed over the damaged span as plans for a replacement loom.
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State Department of Transportation
Kinderhook Creek
Transportation Department
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