The Peru Gazette

Source: Bill Truex, who did ‘all the thinking’ behind Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace, remembered as visionary architect – VTDigger

Source: Lost in the Adirondacks: Mining booms and busts at Tahawus | Sun Community News TICONDEROGA | Like most American mining camps, the Adirondack ghost town of Tahawus had its share of booms and busts.

Source: Resident Physicians at the UVM Medical Center Vote to Form Union | Health Care | Seven Days | Vermont’s Independent Voice

Source: Local business owners work to save historic former town hall  | Sun Community News DANNEMORA | The old Dannemora Town Hall was recently purchased for just $100. Village of Dannemora trustee and local business owner Shaun Akin purchased the building with on

Source: Smaller gyms find a niche in pandemic fitness | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Gym closures due to the pandemic left avid gym-goers to their own devices. King’s Total Fitness, The Klubhouse and CrossFit Plattsburgh found ways to foster community during a

Did someone say FREE hot coffee? Just bring in any travel mug to Stewart’s Shops on Earth Day, Friday, April 22nd and get a free Earth Day hot coffee up to 32 oz. Choose from a variety of hot coffee flavors including Stewart’s House Blend, Decaf, Blueberry Crumble, French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Richer Roast, and Maple […]

Source: SUNY Upstate plans to acquire Crouse Hospital in major shakeup of Syracuse’s health care market – syracuse.com

Source: 13 questions about New York’s legal weed market — answered – syracuse.com

 Grand Isle, VT – Cornell CALS PRO DAIRY will teach engineering standards for barnyard runoff control and vegetative treatment areas to agricultural field professionals on April 27th at the Miner Institute in Chazy, New York. The presenters will share information about opportunities and challenges in designing best management practices that reduce the loss of phosphorus […]

Source: Amazon begins hiring for warehouse jobs in Clay; pay, start dates and how to apply – syracuse.com

Source: New York State Liquor Authority defines “substantial” food items to be purchased with alcohol to-go – NewsBreak

By John T. Ryan Rebecca (Dalton) Cassidy, a Peru native, and a 1993 Peru High School graduate, just became a published author. After over twenty years in the workplace, she decided to impart what she’s learned, especially to women working in an all-female company or organization. Cassidy’s recently published book is titled Working with Women: Successful […]

Source: An Essex County Land Bank could be a local solution to the Adirondack housing shortage | NCPR News

Source: CVPH and New York State Nurses Association still negotiating a contract

Source: War in Ukraine expected to impact planting season in our region

Source: Margaret Street voted to turn into one-way | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Forty-two percent of respondents voted to convert Margaret Street into a one-way single shared-use lane with parking on both sides of the street in the secondary public feedback

Source: Adirondack Canoe Company opens at Essex Industries

Source: Alcohol to go will become legal in New York. Is it a game-changer? – syracuse.com

Source: New York State Makes Major Change For Restaurants, Bars

Senator Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) today hailed the elimination of the fiber-optic tax on state highways in the 2022-23 state budget. Since 2019, New York State has charged this one-of-a-kind tax; similar utilities like coaxial cable providers are not assessed this surcharge. Repealing this tax should greatly improve broadband installation, access and availability in rural areas. […]

Source: Adirondack Park within NYS Climate Strategies – Barely Mentioned – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: North Country tourism leaders welcome back Canadian visitors – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Paul Smith’s College VIC’s Big Tree Fest features “The Logger” – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Carpenter family works to support childhood mental health | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The Carpenter family, owners of Liquor and Wine Warehouse, recently provided United Way of the Adirondack Region, Inc. with a generous donation of $5,000.