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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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Vermont colleges launch Rent-a-Text program

The Free Press reports

School Street sidewalk construction contract will be awarded this month

By John T. Ryan

The Peru Town Board meeting of July 26, 2010 had a seventeen item agenda. The Board:

  • Set August 31, 2010 at 10 a.m. as a bid opening date for the School Street sidewalk construction contract. A change in engineering plans required redelivery of bids.
  • Will review copier information submitted by three suppliers and plans to reach a purchase decision at its August 9th meeting. The copier will cost under $10,000.
  • Set August 18th as the date for a noise ordnance/sidewalk ordinance workshop. Responsibility for sidewalk maintenance, noise complaints and decibel standards are primary issues.
  • Passed a resolution to purchase a fire alarm system for the town hall. A security protection system will not be purchased at this time.
  • Will review insurance on the Heyworth/Mason Park building. Supervisor Glushko will research town insurance policies to ensure that the building is appropriately covered.
  • Will be looking into furnishing a port-a-potty at the Little AuSable River Park Gazebo. Sunday night concert-goers have asked why one is not available. Supervisor Glushko expressed concern over possible vandalism to any port-a-potty being placed at this site.
  • Conducted an Executive Session for personnel issues.

NY Inspector General plans to refer evidence against former state fair director to prosecutors

The Post Standard reports

The Post Standard reports on evidence of even more corruption (Updated 8/4/10)

Business leaders propose study to help save Vermont Lake Monsters baseball team

The Free Press reports

More passengers riding Vermont Amtrak routes

The Free Press reports

Duplex units before Planning Board

AGENDA – PERU PLANNING BOARD, Wednesday, August 11, 2010, 7:00 p.m. Peru Town Hall

1. CALL meeting to order.

2. ROLL CALL.

3. APPROVAL of April, May and July minutes.

4. OPEN floor to Public Hearing.

5. SITE PLAN REVIEW: ROY BEDARD

Construction of 4 Duplex Units on Davey Rd.

6. SUBDIVISION & SEQR: ADIRONDACK FARMS LLC

2 Lot Minor Subdivision at 332 Route 22B

7. ANY FURTHER BUSINESS.

8. CEO REPORT.

9. ADJOURNMENT.

Owens Announces Panel Approval of Funding for Trudeau Institute

WASHINGTON – Last week, the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee approved Congressman Bill Owens’ funding request for the Trudeau Institute in Saranac Lake.  Funding in the amount of $2,000,000 will be used to develop an advanced pandemic influenza vaccine program for the United States Navy. Read more »

More than 2,100 tickets issued in latest distracted-driver crackdown

The Post Standard reports

VFW Field Day sounds like a great time!

Peru VFW Post 309 will host its 2010 Field Day next Saturday, August 7, 2010.  The day of family fun will begin at noon and will feature a Tug of War, horseshoes. food, music, games, face painting, raffles, a Chinese Auction and a BBQ. For more information call 643-2309 or visit Facebook.com. Facebook Group: Peru Memorial Post 309.

Warmer Great Lakes: Nice for a dip, but worrisome for the future

The Post Standard reports

New York state soon won’t care about who’s at fault in a divorce

The Post Standard reports

NY AG announces probe of life insurance industry

The Post Star reports

Lawsuit filed to get Kimmel off GOP line

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Ospreys fail to reproduce at Lake Arrowhead

The Free Press reports

Region to benefit from millions in lake-related funding

The Press Republican reports

Lazio fires campaign manager

The Times Union reports

Carl Paladino says he’ll drop out of governor’s race if he loses GOP primary

The Post Standard reports

County legislators consider charging for airport parking

The Press Republican reports

House passes drug measure NATIONAL STRATEGY: Bill targets smuggling along northern border

The Watertown Daily Times reports

France – how soon can we get there?

John and Lori Clark of Peru recently traveled to Paris and Normandy, France. They agreed to share their photos with Gazette readers for which we thank them. The photos make anyone want to get on the next plane to France. You do not need to create a Shutterfly account. Simply click “View Album.”

Click http://share.shutterfly.com/share/received/welcome.sfly?fid=c2b586de3de8ab38&sid=0AbMWrFm4cMmLnQ

Hoffman Recalls Growing Up Poor

The Ogdensburg Journal reports

Question – Why does the Gazette link to see many out of town newspapers?  Answer – Because they are doing quality news reporting.

Here’s your Town Board agenda for this evening

AGENDA TOWN BOARD REGULAR MEETING July 26, 2010 @ 7:00 PM Read more »

Budget ax chips NNY earmarks

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Openings in Vermont languish for highly skilled professionals

The Free Press reports

A week to remember!

The Ryan family spent last week on Cape Cod. As usual your editor was accompanied by his camera. Cape Cod is a truly beautiful place – the ocean and beaches, the whales, seals and other wildlife, the terrain, the beautiful homes, flowers and plants. Oh yes, I shouldn’t forget the food! Spending a few days on and near the seashore made me much more aware of tragedy being played out on the Gulf Coast.  The Cape Cod beaches and marshes are an integral part of daily life in that region. I can’t imagine what it would be like to see them covered in oil.  Here are a few more of my photos.

By the way, I’d be happy to publish vacation photos from other regions or countries. Just send me an email at editor@perugazette.com and we will arrange to have them uploaded.