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The editor is John Ryan at email: perugazette@gmail.com. The Peru Gazette is a free community, education and information website. It is non-commercial and does not accept paid advertising.

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Archive for November, 2010

Whooping cough cases found in Schuylerville and Hudson Falls schools

The Post Star reports

Facebook plea helps food pantry meet community’s needs

The Post Star reports

Which party will run the NYS Senate?

The Times Union reports

Owens may see rank rise in House

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Putting white on the Face-Snowmaking begins, lift ticket rates rise

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Tupper Lake cuts last full-time fire driver

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Fire Department 2011 budget will not increase

The Peru Volunteer Fire Department budget for 2011 will remain at $571,940 according to Department Secretary-Treasurer Robert Akey.  The tax rate is expected to decline from $1.30 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation to $1.29 per thousand. Click here to review the 2011 budget and click here to see the Department’s new website.

Future New York First Lady and Food Network star Sandra Lee already knows about being in spotlight

The Daily News reports

Doheny reflects on close loss

The Press Republican reports

Town Board has trimmed expenses

By John T. Ryan The Peru Town Board will be presenting its 2011 town budget (Click here for all tax rates and the entire budget) to the public at a Public Hearing scheduled for tomorrow evening (Thursday, November 4th) at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. The Board will propose tax rate decreases for all […]

ASSEMBLY: Duprey routs challengers

The adirondack almanac reports

Make Cheese with the Master: NNY Workshops for Aspiring Business Owners & Those Who Just Like Cheese

Want to make your own cheese to eat or to sell? The demand for artisan farmstead cheeses and interest in making one’s own cheese is on the rise. Thanks to the Northern NY Regional Foods Initiative of Cornell Cooperative Extension, aspiring local cheesemakers have the opportunity to work with Vermont Master Cheesemaker Peter Dixon. In […]

Peru’s voter turnout strong

Gazette contributor Don McBrayer reports that 2,006 Town of Peru voters came to the polls today or 47% of registered voters. It was a strong voter turnout for a non-presidental election year. Last year when all the local elected offices were on the ballot 2,293 voters cast ballots or about 55% of of registered voters. […]

Trooper: Fatal crash suspect ‘reeked of alcohol’

The Post Star reports

Have you voted yet?

By John T. Ryan Updated 5:25 p.m. As of 5:25 p.m. voting was proceeding smoothly at the St. Augustine’s Parish Center with 1,500 (35%) ) of Peru’s 4,232 registered voters already casting ballots. Election worker and Peru Gazette contributor Don McBrayer reported that there were only a few bottlenecks. Even though six privacy booths were in […]

Trudeau now says relocation (leaving Saranac Lake) is an option

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

More George Davies Lyon Mountain mining stories (great reading!)

The adirondack almanac reports

The national Adirondack debate of 1932 ( great story of Adirondack Park history)

The adirondack almanac reports

Truck drivers protest rest stop closures

YNNReports

Essex County to keep Horace Nye Home – County leaders decide not to sell costly Nursing Home

The Press Republican reports

Zoning Board has one item November agenda

AGENDA ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 7:00 p.m., Peru Town Hall

Kayakers feud with Ausable Chasm Company over paddling rights on the Ausable River

The Adirondack Explorer reports

Fire Department was called to distribute candy last night

The Peru Volunteer Department personnel just can’t seem to help themselves. They can’t stop doing good things for the Peru community. Last evening they were next to Stewart’s handing out candy to children. Happy Halloween from the Peru Fire Department! (Click for more Dave Brown photos)

Watertown Daily Times endorses Doheny

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Press-Republican launches e-Edition

The Press Republican reports