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The editor is John Ryan at email: perugazette@gmail.com. The Peru Gazette is a free community, education and information website. It is non-commercial and does not accept paid advertising.

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With buyout set for one officer, Burlington protesters say two others need to go too – VTDigger

Source: With buyout set for one officer, Burlington protesters say two others need to go too – VTDigger

Vermont Senate overrides veto of Global Warming Solutions Act, making it law – VTDigger

Source: Senate overrides veto of Global Warming Solutions Act, making it law – VTDigger

Burlington police officer agrees to separation deal with the city

Source: Burlington police officer agrees to separation deal with the city

Beekmantown school reports positive COVID-19 case | Coronavirus | pressrepublican.com

Source: Beekmantown school reports positive COVID-19 case | Coronavirus | pressrepublican.com

County begins police oversight panel | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Sheriff David Favro explains the role of the police oversight panel for Clinton County.

Source: County begins police oversight panel | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Sheriff David Favro explains the role of the police oversight panel for Clinton County.

Town board rejects name change for tiny hamlet of Swastika, NY | NCPR News

Source: Town board rejects name change for tiny hamlet of Swastika, NY | NCPR News

Vt. Air National Guard, homeowners reflect on anniversary of F-35s arrival

Source: Vt. Air National Guard, homeowners reflect on anniversary of F-35s arrival

$17 million of FAA funding going to Plattsburgh and Saratoga airports | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: $17 million of FAA funding going to Plattsburgh and Saratoga airports | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Two local airports will soon receive a huge financial boost thanks to just announced Federal Aviation Administration funding.

Maplefields new store on the Bear Swamp Road is open for business

By John T. Ryan Maplefields new Peru convenience store at 442 Bear Swamp road officially opened for business yesterday afternoon, September 17, 2020. When customers walk in, they’ll undoubtedly be impressed. The expansive interior’s fall colors and maple leaf logo strike a good note at this time of the year. Anyone looking for Subway will […]

City votes down Saranac River Trail plans | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: City votes down Saranac River Trail plans | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | After a split vote, the council decided not to move ahead with an increased budget for the Saranac River Bike Path.

Peru Gazette last 28 days Facebook Stats

Aug 21 – Sep 17 People Reached – 44,039, +17% Post Engagements – 37,119 +11% New Page Likes – 37 +23%

Report: Drought severe in parts of New Hampshire, Maine

Source: Report: Drought severe in parts of New Hampshire, Maine

War of 1812 soldier’s remains unearthed in Burlington

Source: War of 1812 soldier’s remains unearthed in Burlington

In Saranac Lake, a recent surge of political activism and a spike in voter turnout | NCPR News

Source: In Saranac Lake, a recent surge of political activism and a spike in voter turnout | NCPR News

New York nursing home visitors required to present negative COVID-19 test

Source: New York nursing home visitors required to present negative COVID-19 test

Battle of Plattsburgh 2020: Culver Hill Ceremony – Mountain Lake PBS

Source: Battle of Plattsburgh 2020: Culver Hill Ceremony – Mountain Lake PBS

Unusual Back to School Season – Mountain Lake PBS

Source: Unusual Back to School Season – Mountain Lake PBS

Luge World Cup moved from Lake Placid to Germany | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Source: Luge World Cup moved from Lake Placid to Germany | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Report: Canada-US border closure will be extended to Oct. 21

Source: Report: Canada-US border closure will be extended to Oct. 21

Rock solid, common sense, when Peter Keenan speaks people listen

By John T. Ryan Peru – Peter Keenan is undoubtedly one of Peru’s best-known residents. Born in March 1930, Keenan has met many people over the past 90 years. To describe Keenan as active is an understatement. He was first known as a sports star at Peru High School, then as a player-manager for Adirondack […]

View this past weekend’s Battle of Plattsburgh activities 

Source: 1814 Commemoration Inc. | Home

DiNAPOLI: STATE’S FINANCIAL HOLE DEEPENS, TAX REVENUES TRAIL $3.2 BILLION IN 2020

New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli today said that state tax receipts are $3.2 billion lower than last year, as he released the State Cash Report for August. DiNapoli noted state tax receipts of $4.3 billion in August were $309.3 million above the latest projections by the state Division of Budget (DOB), but $219.1 […]

Scott Vetoes Global Warming Solutions Act; Lawmakers Vow Override | Off Message

Source: Scott Vetoes Global Warming Solutions Act; Lawmakers Vow Override | Off Message

Assemblyman Jones: US Decision to reverse aluminum tariffs is welcomed news for the North Country economy

“Reinstating the 10 percent tariff on Canadian aluminum right in the middle of a pandemic was an ill-advised course of action. As the Co-Chair of the Canada-U.S. Committee on the Council of State Government’s East, I introduced a resolution that was unanimously passed to rescind this decision which we knew would have detrimental effects not […]

A message from Benjamin Pomerance organizer of the Curbside At Harborside Concerts

Monday nights throughout the summer have been the nights when I wrote to you and solicited your support for the upcoming weekend’s Curbside At Harborside drive-in concert. Tonight, I am filling your inbox once more — but this time with words of thanks.   “Could it be possible to have drive-in concerts?” The question seemed […]