Hoosick Falls News

Incumbents faced tough challenges in Hoosick Falls on Election Day, and in the end, all fell to their opponents.

A number of issues have come up in the dialogue surrounding the race for town supervisor.

After 33 years in law enforcement and nearly seven years as chief of the Hoosick Falls Police Department, Robert Whalen will retire from his post Nov.

New York's rivers and lakes have a rich history, both as the means to move commerce and as beautiful places for recreation.

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A spot on the Section II team for next spring's New York State Tournament will be on the line for the 16 golfers who advanced from today's opening round of the Section II Class A-B-C-D state qualifier at Orchard Creek.

A small pocketknife given to Matthew Whalen by his grandfather to use in his car may affect the rest of his life.

Incumbent Democrat Kevin O'Malley is seeking re-election to continue serving as a member of the Hoosick Town Council.

GOVERNOR PATERSON HONORS FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS Twelve Heroes Added to Firefighters Memorial Wall During Annual Ceremony to Commemorate Their Lives Governor David A. Paterson today joins all New Yorkers in remembering 12 New York heroes who risked their lives for the safety of their fellow citizens.

Two Capital Region firefighters are among the dozen names added to the New York State Fallen Firefighter's Memorial during a special ceremony Tuesday morning.

The village recently received a $100,300 grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for the purchase of a dome to cover the sludge holding tank at the waste water treatment facility.

A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER FROM HOOSICK FALLS, WHO DIED LAST YEAR IN THE LINE OF DUTY, IS AMONG THOSE BEING ADDED TO THE FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS MEMORIAL IN ALBANY TODAY.

Bethlehem's Kaitlyn Martin collides with Burnt Hills goalie Emily McNutt. PHOTO GALLERY Bethlehem's Kaitlyn Martin, left, collides with Burnt Hills goalie Emily McNutt.

An artist reception will be held at the 15 John Street Gallery, Hoosick Falls, on Sept 18 and 19.

Faye Whaley, 71, of Hoosick Falls, N.Y., passed away Friday, Aug. 28, 2009. She was the beloved mother of Debbie, Donna and Karen, spending most of her life raising a family in Stafford County.

Anna Robertson had only sporadic periods of schooling during her childhood. At age 12 she left her parents' farm and worked as a hired girl until she married Thomas Moses in 1887.

Kids in the Hoosick Falls Central School district don't have to come home to an empty house after school anymore.

A sign on the front doors of the empty building at 69 N. Pearl St. in Albany says, "Coming soon: Asian restaurant and lounge." The large four-story building most recently was an OTB.

A bed and breakfast may soon rise from the ashes at the corner of Main and John Street where Dougherty's Restaurant once stood.

Imagine coming to our town for the first time and seeing solar streetlights! Just imagine.