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Archive for July, 2011

Family fun at Buck Pond

By Adele Douglas It was time for our annual camping trip with my friends and their children but Ausable Point Campground, our destination of choice, was still closed due to the spring floods.  Nancy suggested Buck Pond, not too far away and with a nice beach.  We made a quick visit to check out the […]

Owens’ staff to hold “Mobile Office Hours” next week

Rep. Owens continues program to make office more accessible in large district Members of Congressman Bill Owens’ staff will hold meetings next with Upstate New Yorkers in Clinton, Essex, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, and St. Lawrence counties in an ongoing effort to increase constituent outreach. Multiple more events planned throughout New York’s 23rd Congressional district […]

Sixth person succumbs to injuries from July 13 Salem home explosion

The Post Star reports

Cuomo: Chobani yogurt maker to expand, create 450 new jobs

The Post Standard reports

New infestation of invasive clams in Lake George

The Press Republican reports

Contract deals irk state retirees; Higher health insurance costs, inability to vote on pacts called unfair

The Times Union reports

Trudeau takes big hit losing faculty, grants; Some say Institute is in a ‘crisis’

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Town records are being organized

By John T. Ryan Anyone visiting the Peru Town Hall recently may have noticed a man they do not recognize either examining town records or entering data into a laptop.  For the past several weeks Alden Stevens, a records management specialist, has been organizing thousands of town records and preparing thousands of others for disposal. […]

Highway Department fund shortfall on Monday’s Town Board Agenda

AGENDA TOWN BOARD REGULAR MEETING July 25, 2011 @ 7:00 PM 1. Call Meeting To Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call

High Peaks Happy Hour: Lake Placid Pub and Brewery

The adirondack almanac reports

Bombardier Transportation receives 300 railcar order

The Press Republican reports Read more about the Chicago rail system and the challenges it faces

EDITORIAL: APA leader’s silence deafening

The Post Star reports

Algae blooms return to Lake Champlain

The Free Press reports

Gov. Cuomo doesn’t say ‘no’ to legalizing medical marijuana

The Daily News reports

Peru Highway Department short on funds

The Press Republican reports

Ticonderoga, Crown Point school districts to weigh merger

The Post Star reports

Gov. Andrew Cuomo pools $1 billion in funding for New York jobs programs

The Post Standard reports

Driver charged in Yates County accident that killed five Amish farmers had police chase on record

The Post Standard reports

New industry report says Marcellus Shale natural gas production has quadrupled since 2009

The Post Standard reports

Plattsburgh Borders to liquidate soon

The Press Republican reports

Vermont man dies in Port Kent construction accident

The Press Republican reports

Poetry writing workshop and poetry reading in Chazy

A morning poetry workshop and an evening of poetry in Chazy. Click here

Firefighters gain valuable experience

By John T. Ryan Several area residents reported seeing black smoke rising from a 507 Route 22B residence last evening.  The home burned to the ground, but it wasn’t bad news because the Peru Volunteer Fire Department was conducting a “practice burn” at the vacant house located across from Dimock Farms.  Chief Brian Westover said, […]

Art and Photography: Saranac Lake ArtWalks

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Republicans nominate Geoffrey Spear for Town Council

By Donald McBrayer Geoffrey Spear was nominated to run for Town Councilor at the Peru Republican caucus that was held on Thursday, July 14th. A Peru native,  Spear is the son of Dr. Merritt  & Joan Spear. Graduating from Peru Central in 1980, Spear went on to earn a B.S. degree in Biology/Chemistry and a […]