The Peru Gazette

Peru  – Pancakes Plus Breakfast on Sunday, February 11, served by the St. Augustine’s Knights of Columbus, St. Augustine’s Parish Center, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $10 for adults, $5 children 5 to 11, Children under 5 are Free. Take-outs are $10. Everyone is invited!

If anyone wants to sell hearts, contact Carol at shelterathome@ gmail.com or 518-534-3484.  

Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties are estimated to have a workforce gap of 48,000 people over the next decade.

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February 16, 12:30 pm, Plattsburgh Senior Center, 5139 North Catherine Street, Plattsburgh. Portraits and Painters of the Early Champlain Valley (1800-1865), slides from a 1975 SUNY Plattsburgh exhibit with reflections on the history of the painters and the sitters. Attendees are encouraged to bring photos of old paintings they might have and share the history of their paintings.

February 17, 10 am to 3 pm.  CCHA, 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh. Winter Fun at the Museum with guided tours for children and adults. Discover the museum with scavenger hunts and prizes for all.

February 22, 6:30 pm, CCHA, 98 Ohio Avenue, Plattsburgh. Clement S. Miner and His World with Ellen Adams, Curator of the Alice T Miner Museum. This talk explores life in the early settlements of northern New York through the experiences of Clement S. Miner (1793-1871), grandfather of William H. Miner. Using documents from the archives of the Alice T. Miner Museum, we’ll follow Clement Miner from his time in the U.S. Army during the War of 1812, to his arrival in Chazy in the 1820s, to his later life as an established member of the town’s religious, educational, and economic institutions. Through a close look at the life of a single individual, we can better understand the patterns of work, family, and community that shaped rural life in the early 19th century.

February 27, 2:30 pm, Meadowbrook Healthcare, 154 Prospect Avenue, Plattsburgh. Portraits and Painters of the Early Champlain Valley (1800-1865), slides from a 1975 SUNY Plattsburgh exhibit with reflections on the history of the painters and the sitters. Attendees are encouraged to bring photos of old paintings they might have and share the history of their paintings.

Free and open to the public. Contact director@clintoncountyhistorical.org for more information.

Funding to be used for infrastructure enhancements and long-term stability

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PLEASE READ THIS STORY: Joseph McCrimmon found guilty of two violent attacks on correctional officers

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2021 July 4th Parade. Mayor Rosenquest appeared to enjoy it. Peru Gazette photo

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1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance

3. Roll Call 

4. MOTION/DISCUSSION:  To Accept Reports from all Departments: (Water/Sewer/Valcour; Highway; Town Clerk; Dog Control; Youth Department; Code/Zoning; Supervisor’s Report; Court; Website; and Banking Reports);

5. MOTION:  Acceptance of Minutes for the Regular Meeting of January 25, 2024.

6. Community Input. 

7. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Approval to Award the Cook Rd. Culvert Bid.

8. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Renewal of LayerEight Group’s MSP Contract.

9. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Close Capital Project H-31 Bank Southside EPG Account.

10. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Close Capital Project H-32 Lagoon Bank Account

11. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Approval of 2 Hour Compensation Time for W/S On-call Employees.

12. DISCUSSION/MOTION: Request for Moratorium on Self-Storage Units.

13. DISCUSSION/MOTION: Request for Town to Apply to NYS Pro-Housing Communities Program.

14. DISCUSSION/MOTION: Heyworth Mason Murals.

15. DISCUSSION:  Other Business.

16. DISCUSSION:  Public Comments on Agenda Items Only.

17. RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION:  Pay January 2024 Bills.

18. MOTION:  Adjourn to Executive Session.

19. MOTION:  Return from Executive Session. 

20. MOTION: Adjourn Meeting.

Shakes felt across the St. Lawrence River Valley, according to the United States Geological Survey.

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Teagan Benjamin is an anthropology major at SUNY Plattsburgh

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Town partners with regional organizations and businesses for family activities over February break

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UVM Health Network News Release  – Technological improvements to better meet patient needs

 Burlington, Vt. – It’s a life altering diagnosis that someone in Vermont and northern New York hears every day, “I’m sorry, you have cancer.” At a time when these patients are most vulnerable and looking for the best possible chance for survival, The University of Vermont Health Network is responding with an

investment in advanced technology that is a major step forward in the delivery of lifesaving radiation treatments patients need, close to home.

The Network is partnering with Varian – a company that specializes in imaging and cancer care technologies and services – on a multi-year strategy to replace and upgrade six state-of-the-art linear accelerators at Central Vermont Medical Center, The University of Vermont Medical Center, Alice Hyde Medical Center

and Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital. These machines are an important weapon for people requiring radiation therapy, targeting their tumors with pinpoint accuracy while preventing harm to nearby healthy tissue. They are used to treat cancers in numerous areas of the body, including brain, spine, lung, breast,

esophagus, stomach, rectum, uterus, prostate, bladder, liver and bones.

In addition to the new accelerators, a shared patient oncology care planning system and cloud-based software will be installed at the hospitals, allowing health system cancer experts to review patient treatment plans regardless of where in the Network a patient receives care. The work is part of the UVM Health Network’s commitment to provide patients in our region with high quality care in the state-of-the-art, modern facilities they deserve.

“The promise of our Network lies in the goal that no matter where you live in our region, Read more »

The Peru Central School District Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for potential candidates.  The District Hall of Fame is designed to recognize individuals who have made a significant impact on our school or achieved an outstanding contribution(s) to society as a graduate of Peru CSD. The candidate must have attended, been employed, served, or contributed to Peru CSD in some capacity and must have been retired for at least five (5) years.

The following criteria will be used when considering an individual to the Hall of Fame – outstanding contributions to Peru CSD, outstanding contribution to society, outstanding career, participation and/or leadership in community activities, and a significant impact on an individual’s life while associated with Peru.

Deadline for applications will be Friday, March 15, 2024. Applications are available at the High School Office or the District’s website at https://www.perucsd.org/peru-csd-hall-of-fame/.

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