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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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A new flagpole and flag at a very beautiful place

By John T. Ryan There’s a new flag flying high over the Champlain Valley thanks to the good works of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society.  A flagpole has been erected at St. Patrick’s Oratory also known to many as Mother Cabrini Shrine. It was dedicated on Sunday, July 10th at the St. […]

Town Councilman Kregg Bruno to be inducted into SUNY Potsdam Bears Hall of Fame

POTSDAM, NY (07/14/2011)Kregg Bruno used the unique combination of a successful high school career and a taste of the NCAA Division I level to create a standout three-year career as a wrestler at SUNY Potsdam. Bruno, a member of the Bears wrestling team from 1981-84 and a 2011 Bears Hall of Fame inductee as of […]

Cuomo OKs texting-driving bill

The Times Union reports

Tyler Williams – Firefighter of the Year

By John T. Ryan The Peru Volunteer Fire Department has chosen Tyler Williams as its 2011 Firefighter of the Year.  Chief Brian Westover said the award is a way of recognizing all the effort Williams has put forth for the department during the past year.  Tyler Williams has been a member of the Peru Volunteer […]

Our community has a new ambulance

By John T. Ryan The Peru Volunteer Fire Department put a new ambulance into service on June 20, 2011. Chief Brian Westover said the Ford E450 replaces a 1999 with about 59,000 miles. While the CVPH Medical Center provides primary ambulance service for the Town of Peru, the Peru Ambulance is called when there are […]

Welcome to Adele and Alain as United States citizens

By John T. Ryan Oftentimes over 50% of native-born U.S. citizens do not exercise one of their most sacred rights – the right to vote. Yesterday, two Peru residents, both natives of Canada, became naturalized United States citizens in a ceremony conducted at Clinton Community College. When asked why they decided to become U. S. […]

State slashes food-pantry funds; 60-percent aid cut could leave cupboards bare at some sites

The Press Republican reports

Saranac Lake VA clinic to open July 19 (update)

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Plattsburgh Aeronautical Institute lands major donation

The Press Republican reports

Clinton County receives $1.4 million in airport funding

The Press Republican reports

Elmore SPCA appreciates a very generous donation

  By John T. Ryan Social media like Facebook and Twitter has been taking the planet by storm. People all over the world are communicating like never before. Elmore SPCA is directly benefiting from Facebook thanks to Dr. Brett Paepke of Firstcare Eye Care Associates in Plattsburgh. For every person who clicked “Like” on his […]

FEMA shoots down individual aid for flood damage

The Press Republican reports Here is the FEMA Denial Letter Congressman Owens issued this statement: “It is unfortunate that FEMA has decided to deny Governor Cuomo’s request for individual assistance for counties affected by spring flooding.  I urge the Governor to appeal this decision and will support his effort should he decide to do so. […]

All North Country prisons escape closure

The Watertown Daily Times reports The Times Union reports

Big deal for biotech Saranac Lake lands two biotech firms, will move village offices to town hall; Deal will also reopen Sears parking lot to public

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports and The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports are related story   Explaining the Science behind the biotech deal

Pfizer re-acquires Rouses Point plant – there is good news and bad news

The Press Republican reports

NY OKs annual SUNY tuition hikes

The Watertown Daily Times reports

SUNY provides 6,700 jobs, $604 million in annual economic activity to NNY region

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Mickey’s Restaurant mostly gutted by fire

The Press Republican reports

Mother Cabrini Shrine to be covered from the elements

Leon Blair, Chair of the Town of Peru Zoning Board of Appeals, called the meeting of Wednesday, April 20th, 2011 at 7:00pm to order.

Cuomo orders pink slips to begin July 15 – Governor sets date for pink slips as agencies will reveal specific jobs targeted starting Monday

The Times Union reports

Residents gather to save Schuyler Falls Post Office

The Press Republican reports

Continued impacts of Lake Champlain Flooding

The adirondack almanac reports

Boating slow on Lake Champlain – Lake levels swamp area marinas, cause destruction and delays

The Press Republican reports

Storm leaves scar on Whiteface

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

4 reported dead in western Massachusetts tornadoes

The Free Press reports