EAGLE
Vol. 35 No. 46 ~ November 12, 2015
LIGHTED TRACTOR PARADE RETURNS
NOV. 19, DETOURS PLANNED
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Greenwich Fire House
Project Progressing
- SEE PAGE 3-
HACA Honors
Pastor Mike Benoit
at Event
Saint Gobain Reps Discuss PFOAs
In Hoosick Water Supply
-See Page 14-
Cambridge Daughters of the American
Revolution Honor Veterans
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NYS Health Dept.
Gives “OK” for
“The Cambridge”
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Greenwich and
Schuylerville Win
Title Games
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HFCS Student
Named HOBY
Recipient
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Local Headlines.....................2-3
General
News...................11
Poor Richards.............................6
Cambridge News...................8-10
Hoosick News.....................12-13
CAMBRIDGE - On Friday, November 6, the Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution,
met at Memorial Park to honor veterans from all wars. Regent Jeanne Massey offered a moving tribute and Chaplin
Lois Sheaff led the group in a special prayer for Veterans Day. Following the program the group travelled on to the
Methodist Church to conduct their regular meeting. Park Ranger Eric Schnitzer presented the program, “Men of
African Descent Who Served at Saratoga.” A special birthday cake celebrating the 121st anniversary of the Cambidge DAR was served by Carole Dilley with Julie McGinty assisting. The next meeting will take place on Friday,
December 4 at 1:00 p.m. at which time the Good Citizen Awards will be presented. Hostesses will be Audrey Hall,
Jane Hayden and Lois Sheaff.
Easton-Greenwich..............18-19
Salem
News..........................15
Classifieds & Notices...........20-22
The Way We Were..............7
Sports.............................23-28
Buskirk House Fire
Draws Mutual
Aid Response
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Pick the Pros Jackpot Reaches $500
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