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Archive for August, 2009

Peru home destroyed by fire

The Press Republican reports

Sayward reinterates support for Scozzafava

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

SUNY Potsdam faces cuts with 6M deficit

NCPR reports

Lack of funding stalls new Whiteface snowmaking

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Senator Schumer says Ray Brook prison is overcrowded

The Press Republican reports

Northern NY to host NYS Maple Tour – Clinton County has 55 producers

The adirondack almanac reports

Albany-Montreal rail route could see 27M upgrade

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

The sun will soon power our library

  By John T. Ryan In a few days visitors to the Peru Free Library will be able to see just how much electrical power the library’s solar energy system has generated that day, week and year. Librarian Becky Pace will undoubtedly receive satisfaction every time she looks at the digital display knowing that the […]

Board votes to reestablish Deputy Supervisor position, but no agreement on counselor position

By John T. Ryan The Peru Town Board take one step forward at its August 24, 2009 meeting. They voted to reestablish the position of Deputy Town Supervisor. If this position is filled by a sitting counselor or by an appointed individual the Board would in a position to move forward with a town budget. […]

Shoppers are putting cheap stuff on layaway

The Syracuse Post Standard reports 

Computer chip plant arrival keeping many Albany area firms busy

The Post Star reports

2009-2010 Peru school tax rate will be $17.66 up from $17.51 in 2008-2009 (.8%)

August 11th School Board Meeting Item J Highlights

Zoning Board able to act on two of six applications

By John T. Ryan When the August 19th Zoning Board meeting began members of the of Board of Appeals believed that the Linda Covel was coming before them to request use variances for the sale of certain products associated with her water bottling business. Instead, Covel’s representative, Al Sweenor, indicated to the Board that he […]

Applefest information is now online

By Donald McBrayer Plans for the 32nd Annual St. Augustine’s Applefest are well underway. It is going to be a great celebration this year with some very exciting attractions. If you want to keep track of all that will be happening, would like to help out, or would like to invite friends from out of […]

Press Republican has an opinion on Peru’s Town Board situation

The Press Republican

Warren County looking to cut county jobs facing $3m county budget deficit

The Post Star reports

Schools fight families over autism service dogs

The Post Star reports

Peru firefighters save Torrance home

By John T. Ryan Peru volunteer firefighters were able to make a good save yesterday morning even though they were short-handed because they had to respond to two calls simultaneously.   Five volunteers were manning the ambulance in response to an ATV accident when the call came from 332 Route 22B, the residence of Norm and […]

New business to bring up to 40 jobs to Northern Tier

The Press Republican reports

NPR President to speak on future of journalism Monday in Saranac Lake

The adirondack almanac reports

Republican Congressional nominee will not debate conservative

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Trudeau Institute earns $16 million in federal funding

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 

Vacant supervisor and counselor positions on Monday’s Town Board agenda

AGENDA TOWN BOARD REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 24, 2009 @ 7:00 PM

Here’s the weekend Adirondack music scene

The adirondack almanack reports

Close Call! (If you swim in the lake this is a story you should read)

By Donald McBrayer A young woman almost drowned in Lake Champlain Tuesday evening because she misjudged distance in the water. I went sailing with some friends.  After a couple hours we finished up and anchored to our buoy which is located about 500 feet from shore. I was taking turns rowing two people at a […]