Village study panel weighs shift to all volunteer fire department
Hoosick Falls study committee led by Marilyn Douglas will meet with Oak Industries and other local representatives to discuss converting the fire department to volunteers. Oak Industries cites an $88 million investment and urges full-time staffing. The panel, formed after a bargaining dispute with CSEA, also concerns layoffs of two CSHA members. A November 14 hearing is scheduled.
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Hoosick Falls
Marilyn Douglas
William McMartin
Oak Industries
Hoosic Valley Rescue Squad launches fund drive
Hoosic Valley Rescue Squad begins a city and town fundraising drive to cover rising costs for emergency treatment transport and equipment. The group serves five districts including Schaghticoke and Valley Falls, with donations funding about 76 percent of its budget.
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Schaghticoke
Hoosic Valley
Valley Falls
Jim Lewis
Hoosick Falls Harvest Bazaar At Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church hosts a Harvest Bazaar in the church hall on Main Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Booths feature handmade crafts aprons pickles jellies dried flower arrangements white elephants home cooked foods books plants and jewelry. A snack corner will offer lunch. Mrs Wilson Brownell and Mrs Howard Edmans oversee arrangements for the church Women’s Society.
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Hoosick Falls
Wilson Brownell
Howard Edmans
The
Church Women’s Society
United Way Aids Greenbush Area Residents
United Way reports last year pledges from Wynantskill and North Greenbush residents helped 3,539 people across Mohawk Hudson area. Agencies include Girl Scouts 182 members, Boy Scouts 293, Troy Jewish Community Center 75, Sunnyside Center 224, Troy YMCA 119, YWCA program 19, Junior Museum 1,070 visits, Catholic Family Service 45, Family and Children’s Service 235, Salvation Army 352, Unity House 8, Alcoholism Center 23.
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United Way
Wynantskill
North Greenbush
Boy Scouts
Troy Jewish Community Center
Sunnyside Center
Troy Ymca
Troy - Cohees Ywca
Salvation Army
Unity House
Alcoholism Center
United Way Human Services
Mohawk - Hudson
Canal Street closure topic at public hearing
Schuylerville officials schedule a public hearing for Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the village office on closing the south end of Canal Street. Joseph Sulli seeks a 24 space parking lot beside his supermarket with village impact minimal. If approved the village would receive a fair market price with no village expense.
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Schuylerville
Canal Street
Joseph Sulli
Broad Street
Sulli
Brunswick Teen Dance Set for October Twenty Ninth
Brunswick Recreation and Youth Committee sponsors a teen dance on October 29 from 7 30 to 11 30 pm at Keyes Lane Fire Hall off Hoosick Road. Beach cards proving residence required at the door. DJ Jeff Ryan of WTRY will spin hits and hand out albums. dance chairwoman Mrs Nancy McCloskey says teens may wear anything including jeans.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Recreation and Youth Committee
Keyes Lane
Frire Hall
Hoosick Road
Nancy McCloskey
Steve Purificate
Karen del Clements
G. M. Dzaman
Roman monument honors unification
The white frosted Vittorio Emanuele Monument in Rome commemorates the unification of Italy in 1870.
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Vittorio Emanuele
Rome
Italy
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Public Employment Relations Board
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John Mahar
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Betty Green
Bob Woelfersheim
Hoosick
United Way Aids
Greenbush Area
United Way Human Service
Catholic Family
Family and Children’s Service
Ue & Ks
Albany
Schenectady
Clittan Park East Greenbi
Colvin Ave
Alpany-Sch
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Gigenbush Fair Pi
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Dodge
Losury
Deydsiyet
A Olodutt
OLC Ee Corporat
Ren Goewey
van Buren Avenue
Castleton
Jeff Ryan
WTRY
Vic Debonis
Shetland Wool
Burlington Club
Wells & Coverly
Stuyvesant Plaza
State Street
River Street
Troy
Clifton Country Mall
Clifton Park
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