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GlobalFoundries in Essex Junction to lay off 148 Vermont employees

Click here for the NBC5 story 

Compliments to the folks at Rulfs Farmstand for their beautiful Christmas-Holiday decorating.

Hochul signs legislation to end puppy mill pipeline

Bans the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits at retail pet stores Click here for the Sun Community News story 

Adirondack non-profit wins $4 million grant to create green energy hub

Click here for the NCPR story 

$24M affordable and supportive housing development now complete

Northwoods delivers 80 affordable apartments to Clinton County Click here for the Sun Community News story

Legendary restaurant experiences

Click here for the Lake Champlain Region Story 

Layoffs have begun at GlobalFoundries plant in Essex Junction

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PHOTO STORY: Clinton County’s holiday spirit shines bright

Communities across the area have gathered to celebrate holiday traditions new and old Click here for the Sun Community News story 

Lake City Sports Club set to open at Champlain Centre in January

Indoor batting cages and year-round training opportunities to open in January Click here for the Sun Community News story 

Ben visits Wilmington, New York as the town celebrates its 200th anniversary

The home of Whiteface Mountain, and year-round Christmas cheer Click here for the NBC5 story 

Peru’s 2022 Christmas Tractor Parade

 

Sam’s Club – Rugar Street traffic light operational

District No. 3 Fire Department  · The Chief reports that the traffic light on Rugar Street @ Ampersand Drive ( the “back way” into Walmart) is now fully functional. Please pay attention to the traffic control device and be wary of the other traffic in the intersection!

Remodeled Olympic museum opens in Lake Placid

Visitors can also experience what it is like being an Olympian. Click here for the NBC5 News story 

People can’t wait for Peru’s 2022 tractor parade

Leeward Babbie will be Grand Marshal and lead the parade Peru – Yes! Peru’s farmers will hold their third annual tractor parade. The 2022 parade will be Saturday, December 10, starting at 6 p.m. It begins at the Irwin farm on Jarvis Road, left on River Rd., right on Laflure Lane, Right onto Rt. 22, […]

A small, family-operated business going strong after sixty years, how have they done it

By John T. Ryan  December 7, 2022,  Keeseville – The Peru Gazette concentrates on Peru news, but we’re making an exception because Arnold’s Grocery in Keeseville is celebrating its 60th anniversary. How has the small family-owned grocery store survived when regional stores usually dominate small towns?  Co-owner George “Speedy” Arnold commented, “We had to find […]

South Burlington rezones land for proposed Tesla dealership

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FDA change ushers in cheaper, easier-to-get hearing aids

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Fort Montgomery sold; Canadian brothers look to revitalize land, fort

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Canadian manufacturing company coming to former Pfizer property

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Babbie Museum Holiday Bazaar Dec. 3 and 4

Peru Craft Fair Today – Saturday, Dec. 3

Rulfs’ Farmstand is beautifully decorated for Christmas, with even more decorations to come.

Minimum wage increase coming this month in New York

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the murky $200M effort to kickstart NY’s marijuana industry

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Peru leaders and community rally to make holidays brighter

Growing annual initiative helped feed 60 families for Thanksgiving Click here for the Sun Community News story