The
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EAGLE
Newspaper
Vol. 34 No. 7 ~ FEBRUARY 12, 2015
GCS Will Decide on
Veterans’ Tax Exemption
at February 23 Meeting
Scouts Hold Pinewood Derby Races
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Drug Charges After Three
Month Investigation
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Millicent Cocheo
Celebrating 102nd Birthday
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High Speed Internet Topic
at Town of Hoosick Meeting
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CAMBRIDGE – Cambridge Cub Scout Pack 62 held its annual Pinewood Derby on Sunday, February 8 at the
Cambridge American Legion.
Girl Scouts from Cambridge, Greenwich and Argyle also held their Powderpuff Derby.
Third boys participated in the pinewood derby. The top three Boy Scouts were: Lucas Mattison, Garrett
Hackman and Shamus Kenney (pictured below).
There were 43 girls who participated in the Powderpuff Derby. The top three girls were: Kathryn Campbell
(set a new track record, over 204 mph), Liliana George and Kaitlyn Lavoo (pictured below).
White Creek Votes in
Favor of Hemp Project
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Panthers Clinch Title with
Win Over Greenwich
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Salem School Holds
First Budget Meeting
Group Seeks to Help
Residents with Fuel Cost
Youth Bureau Offering Life
Guard Training Course
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Jeremy Spiezio will Run in
Millrose Games Saturday
HFCS Elementary
Honor Roll & Merit List
Salem Wrestlers Win Title
for Second Straight Year
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Local Headlines.......................2-6
Calendar....................................25
Poor Richards...........................4
Cambridge News...................7-13
Hoosick News......................14-15
Easton-Greenwich...............18-21
Salem News..........................22-24
Classifieds & Notices...........27-28
Obituaries.................................26
Sports.............................29-32
Town Seeks to Have More Input
in Mary McClellan Project
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Greenwich & Salem Schools Second Quarter Honor Roll
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