River Street Crossing Repairs Begin in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls crews start River Street railroad crossing repairs with a Route 22 detour for about three days. Detour runs one block north while excavation on sewer lines is completed. work will extend beyond three days. The new crossing will mirror existing village street crossings, says Village Highway Committee Chairman Francis Murphy.
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Hoosick Falls
River Street
John Anderson
State Department of Transportation
Anderson
Route 22
Francis Murphy
Highway Committee
Buskirk Covered Bridge Added to National Register
The Buskirk Covered Bridge linking Rensselaer and Washington Counties was named to the National Register of Historic Places by the state Board of Historic Preservation The two counties own the bridge and repaired it after the 1976 flood with shared costs County Executive William J Murphy noted the preservation of its historic significance The National Register keeper in Washington will act on the nomination.
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Buskirk
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
State Board of Historic Preservation
Rensselaer County
William J. Murphy
Murphy
National Historic Register
Washington
Downtown Hoosick Falls Improvement Plan Revealed
Hoosick Falls will hear a public presentation of a comprehensive downtown revitalization plan on June 29. The Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning developed the step by step program with input from local merchants to target John Street renovation and village rejuvenation.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning
State Armory
Church Street
Planning Bureau
John Street
Freezing Tips and Consumer Help From The Times Record
The column offers guidance on safe home freezing of fruits and vegetables and notes on consumer issues. It mentions a booklet from the Consumer Information Center, refunds and FTC actions affecting Lane Bryant and Columbia Research, and HUD safety checks for mobile homes manufactured after June 15 1976. It cites Troy NY office contacts and addresses for further assistance.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Cal
Senior Citizens
U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Sonrise to Perform at Petersburg Baptist Church
Sonrise from King's College Briarcliff Manor plays at 7 p.m. July 1 in Petersburg Baptist Church during an eight week eastern United States tour of church meetings rallies camps and conferences. The group offers vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Rosemary Bernheimer
Penneys sign approvals in Clifton Park mall plan
Clifton Park zoning board approved J C Penney and Carl Co signs for the Clifton Country Mall ahead of an anticipated late summer opening. Four signs totaling 145 square feet on three sides plus a 66 square foot sign at the north entrance were allowed, overriding a planning board recommendation. A 100 square foot Carl Co sign at the north entrance was approved if the south entrance sign is reduced to 100 square feet. Proceedings followed months of negotiation. two members were absent.
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Clifton Park
J.C. Penney's
Clifton Country Mall
J.C. Penney’s, Inc
Department Store
Hoosick Falls Brings American Revolution Brigade to Battlefield
About 200 participants from the Brigade of the American Revolution will stage demonstrations August 13 and 14 at the Walloomsac Bennington Battlefield. Historians note 100 brigade men with 180 camp followers will portray 18th century life and battle tactics in commemorating the Battle of Bennington.
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Hoosick Falls
Walloomsac
Christina Stevens
Bennington
Rensselaer County
Miss Stevens
Walloomsne
Willow
Hoosick housing authority rental subsidies on schedule
The Hoosick Housing Authority runs a HUD funded rental subsidy program. Eleven families have completed applications and interviews and receive subsidies. About 11 or 12 more are in final stages and will shortly get subsidies.
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Hoosick
Town of Hoosick
Berlant
Housing Authority
HUD
Teachers attend food workshop in Hoosick Falls
About 45 Hoosick Falls Central School teachers attended a nutrition workshop held at the school. The Dairy Council program emphasized interpreting nutrition basics and classroom activities to engage pupils in food, growth, and meal planning. Representatives included Kathleen Wixted and Susan Peverly, with funding from local dairy producers and processors.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Kasmer J. Stempek
The
Dairy, Food and Nutrition Council, Inc
Dairy Council
Stempek
Beekeeper with Views on Life and Politics in Vermont
Clyde Wood, a long time beekeeper in SOUTH WOODSTOCK Vermont, blends sharp talk with a life shaped by beekeeping. He credits bee venom therapy for surviving illness and reflects on politics, farming, and the effects of pesticides and clover shortages on honey production.
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Woodstock
Clyde Wood
Wood
New York Cancer Research Institute
Hodgekin
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Vermont Beekeepers Association
Clyde
South Woodstock
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Berlin Bible School
Berlin
First Baptist Church
Petersburg Youth Commission
Petersburg Public Library
Manchester
North Petersburg
Joanne Smith
D. C
Lansingburgh
Lane Bryant
Haband Co
M. L. of
Round Lake
Columbia Research Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
M L
CRC
Division of Housing and Community Renewal
2 World Trade Center
New York, N. Y
Louis Neilson
Sonrise
Saratoga County
Penney’s
Carl
the Board
County Planning Board
Reynolds Tool and Dye Co
Rensselaer County Sheriffs Department
Stevens
Dairy, Food and Nutrition
Colonie
John Bilicki
Sand Creek Road
Maria S. Chirboga
Jackson Heights
Bilicki
Dairy Queen
Sal
Amoco
Route 7
Friends of the Colonie Town Library
Town Library
Satinder S. Mundra
Leisureville Apts
Watervliet
Albany Memorial Hospital
Route 9
Newtonville
Latham Farms
Boght Road
Grove Lane
Wilber Avenue
Clough Associates
Alfa
Sheraton Inn
Loretta Rodriguez
Middletown
Beekeeper
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