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Archive for September, 2010

Doheny clinches nomination

The Watertown Daily Times reports

APA fast-tracks review of new cell towers

The adirondack almanac reports

Peru Fire Department called to destructive blaze in Schuyler Falls.

By John T. Ryan Story reported 9/22/10 and updated 9/23/10 A fire early Wednesday afternoon destroyed the carriage barn and a Ford Mustang at the old Coffey homestead at the corner of Mason Street and Route 22B. The nearby unoccupied house was slightly damaged. The Press Republican reported in its September 23rd edition that the […]

Adirondack Family Activities: Take your child outside week (Sept. 24-30)

The adirondack almanac reports

Doheny gains as time runs out – Hoffman needs 77% of remaining absentees

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Owens Announces Key Patient Rights to Take Effect Tomorrow

Congressman Bill Owens Press Release WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Bill Owens announced several provisions of recently enacted health care reform to take effect tomorrow, September 23rd. Thursday is the effective date for multiple consumer protections under the Affordable Care Act, including the Patient’s Bill of Rights.

Here’s a chance to assist a Peru child with severe heart problems

This Saturday September 25th the Community United Methodist Church, 
Rt 86 and Haselton Rd. in Wilmington is holding a fundraiser for 9 year old 
Christopher Goheens of Peru who is living with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome.
 (Click here for details) A SILENT AUCTION will be held in the Thrift Shop Tent from 2:30 – 6:30 […]

Sunday event to assist Jean Craig

Update 9/23/10 – Click here post surgery updates! Update 9/22/10 – Taken from the Jean Craig website: SEPTEMBER 22 (TODAY): Upon calling Dad this morning, I was told that there is a liver for Mom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the best news EVER!!!!  It is approximately 9am and Mom is being wheeled into surgery as I type […]

1st Annual Golf Tournament raises almost $35,000 for ALS research

Harmony reigned at Harmony Golf Course on Aug. 28, 2010. The day was perfect with families, friends, and community all coming together to be part of the cure at the 1st Annual Golf Tournament for ALS Research. Enjoying a beautiful setting, perfect weather, and great food, everyone there contributed to make the event a success. […]

Willsboro – New senior class at old school; local developer turning former school into senior housing

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Applefest draws a record crowd

A record crowd packed the St. Augustine’s Parish Center grounds for Applefest 2010 today under absolutely beautiful blue skies.  Everyone appeared to enjoy the forty-five minute parade which was highlighted by retired Town Justice Peter Keenan being named the Parade Grandmaster. The Peru High School Marching Band was greeted by cheers from the huge crowd. […]

The Walk of Faith will be shorter this year

The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, St. Monica’s Court 2598 of Peru, will host the 2010 “Walk of Faith” on Sunday, October 3, 2010. This year’s walk has been shortened from 7.2 miles to 2.7 miles. Instead of starting at St. Patrick’s Oratory, it will begin at the Lady of Lourdes Shrine behind St. Augustine’s […]

Tea Party likely to switch support to Matt Doheny

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Franklin County likely to reject NCCC renovation – College president, Burpoe says $64M Saranac Lake campus overhaul is a necessity

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Peru has an upcoming Oktoberfest

Peru VFW Post 309 is celebrating an Oktoberfest Pig Roast on Saturday, October 2, 2010. The fun-filled event will begin at 4 p.m. and continue until the fun ends or the tap runs dry. It will feature German food along with music, dancing and 25 oz. beers. The VFW needs and deserves the support of […]

Eight new apartments to be built just off Bearswamp Rd.

By John T. Ryan Construction of four duplex apartment buildings on Davey Drive (just east of McDonald’s) should begin in a few weeks.  On Wednesday, September 15th, the Town of Peru Zoning Board approved a variance request from contractor Roy “Chuck” Bedard to construct the apartments on the 1.5 acre lot with the stipulation that […]

Paladino looking to fix the state, shock the political world

The Post Star reports

NYSDOT TO CLOSE I-87 IN AREA OF BEAR SWAMP ROAD – RTE 442

News Release from NYSDOT received at 2:30 PM, Wednesday, September 15, 2010 The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) will be changing the traffic pattern on I-87 in the area of Bear Swamp Road in Clinton County on September 20.

Patriot Hills project outlined to SL village board

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Doheny apparent winner in 23rd Congressional District

The Press Republican reports

Town faces insurance increases and a request from former Town Supervisor Covel for health insurance coverage

By John T. Ryan Employee issues dominated the Monday, September 13, 2010 Peru Town Board meeting. Counselors learned that the town will likely face increased workmen’s compensation and health insurance costs in the coming fiscal year. If the town concludes a contract by October 1st it may be able to avoid the workmen’s compensation increase, […]

Primary voter turnout has been good – No significant problems reported with electronic voting machines

By John T. Ryan As about 4:30 p.m. 205 Peru Republicans, Democrats and Conservatives had voted in today’s primary elections. Republican voters have the most important races choosing candidates for Congress and Governor. Douglas Hoffman and Matt Doheny are vying for the Congressional nomination while Carl Paladino and Rick Lazio are competing for the Gubernatorial […]

Please read and comment on these Historic Interpretive signs

Heyworth/Mason Park has a long and interesting history that will soon be documented and displayed for the public. Volunteers are working to develop eight interpretive signs to go up in the park and along the new trail. These are the subjects of the signs, those that are complete can be viewed at: http://www.perutown.com/HMsigns.htm 1. Welcome […]

Vermont Guard see hostility in some villages

The Free Press reports

Fact Check: White House health savings challenged

The Post Standard reports