Salem Town Board Faces Petition Over Mrs Murphy Burial
A petition signed by about 472 Salem residents urged the town board to allow Helen Murphy to be buried in Binninger Cemetery beside her husband. The May 12 resolution blocking the burial remains unchanged after a night of town meeting discussion.
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Salem
Helen Murphy
Binninger Cemetery
Murphy
Binninger
Eagleville - Shushan
Robert B. Thompson
Thompson
Updike
Fergus Cochran
Winfield Huppock
Grace Eaton
Barbara Sherman
Hoosick Falls Dress Shop Owner Objects To Petition
Hoosick Falls residents signed a 45 name petition asking the village board to bar the former Classic Dress Shop from becoming a bar. Owner Jean Fowler accused organizers of acting on hearsay and not consulting her. The building at Water and Superior Streets is for sale as an industrial site via Jerome E. Wright real estate agents. Fowler considers two possible uses a restaurant or business and says sale would be harmed if alcohol is allowed. The board sent the petition to the village zoning board of appeals and locals have contacted the state liquor authority.
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Hoosick Falls
Jean Fowler
Village Zoning Board of Appeals
Hoosick Falls Board Tackles Noise and Litter Laws
Hoosick Falls village board discussed Clay Hill noise from a tractor trailer, potential local laws on noise and litter, and enforcement of night bicycle lighting. They tabled a noise ordinance draft, asked the attorney to review state laws, and planned future discussions.
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Clay Hill
Board of Noise Pollution
Hoosick Falls
Don Bogardus
St. Stanislaw’s
Rolf Sternberg
Sternberg
Fire destroys barn killing 15 harness horses in Moreau
A large wooden barn on Sisson Road owned by Bernard Casey housing 18 harness horses burned at about 4 a.m. 15 horses died, four escaped, two of the escapees were struck by a fire truck, and no other injuries were reported. Fire crews from South Glens Falls West Glens Falls and Glens Falls contained the blaze in two hours.
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Moreau
Saratoga County
Sisson Road
Bernard Casey
South Glens Falls
West Glens Falls
Glens Falls
Casey
Masses Planned in Berlin by New Pastor
Rev Edward Leroux new pastor of Sacred Heart Church Berlin and St Josephs Stephentown announces Masses for weekend. Mass at St Josephs Saturday 4 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. Mass at Sacred Heart Saturday 6 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. and 11 a.m.
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Berlin
Edward Leroux
Sacred Heart Church
St. Joseph's
Stephentown
Sacred Heart
Grow Potatoes With Certified Seed stock
Growing potatoes in the garden requires planting certified seed or seed foundation stock to ensure healthy, disease-free plants. Choose certified seed to start strong yields and maintain crop quality.
Rescue ends as collie saved from Hudson crossing
North Creek and North River residents tracked a purebred collie stranded on the wilderness side of the Hudson River. After months of effort from locals and officials, and a televised push by Betty George, the dog was finally trapped and rescued by a team including ranger Vic Sasse and Howard Randall. The collie, tagged and healthy, was identified as Mary Ellen Appleman’s lost dog from Cleveland Ohio, pending reunion Saturday in Glens Falls.
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EnCon
Vic Sasse
Cynthia Davidson
North Creek
North River
Hudson River
Suzanne LaRocque
Warren County Humane
Howard Randall
Suzanne
Randall
Warren County
Betty
The
Mohawk Hudson Humane Society
Menands
Betty George
Sasse
Bob Jobin
Glens Falls
Silver Bay
Mary Ellen
GOP united behind Snelling as Vermont race narrows
Republican nominee Richard Snelling won a key endorsement from rival William Craig boosting GOP unity for the general election. Democrats grapple with rifts from a bitter primary as Gov. Salmon seeks party solidarity while facing pneumonia and a Senate bid challenge.
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Jokn W. Reid
Associated Press
Montpelier
Richard Snelling
William Craig
Stella Hackel
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
U.S
Snelling
Hoosick Groups Hold Meetings And Anniversary News
The Hoosick Misses Softball League meets at 21 Main Street at 7 30 p m with officer elections. St Hilda s Guild resumes with a covered dish supper and planning for a Oct 1 food sale and Oct 20 smorgasbord. Police thank local groups for the Policeman s Ball and sheriff s coverage. Mr and Mrs Laurence Ludwig celebrate their 40th anniversary with a surprise party hosted by family and friends.
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Hoosick Misses
Main Street
Laurence Ludwig
Pine Valley Road
James F. Nelson
Ludwig
Laurence
Sharon
Helen Blair
Nelson
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