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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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Medical marijuana dispensary changes hands – Sun Community News & Printing

Source: Medical marijuana dispensary changes hands – Sun Community News & Printing

Airbnb for camping app expanding to Adirondacks, Berkshires – Times Union

Source: Airbnb for camping app expanding to Adirondacks, Berkshires – Times Union

A Family Oriented Medical Practice Providing Comprehensive Care

Back: Heather Ballantine, Amy McDonald Business Manger, Krista Davison Office Manager , Anika Von Elbe LPN, Christa Giroux, Amber Barrows, Linda Giroux, Caitlyn Bedard, Kathleen Wyckoff, RN. Missing: Paula Lapham, FNP
Front: Bridget Molloy FNP, Aimee Clinton FNP, Anthony Politi MD, Gaylen Bigelow FNP, Jeffrey DeLaMater PA.

The staff of Adirondack Medical Practice, 3384 Route 22, Glenwood Plaza is #36 in our Peru Gazette photo series featuring people who make Peru a wonderful place to live. On May 1st, Dr. Anthony Politi, the owner of Adirondack Medical Practice, will celebrate his 17th year in Peru serving patients as far south as Ticonderoga, west to Malone and east to Vermont.

Dr. Politi is a graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University and earned a Degree in Internal Medicine from Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City in 1983.

Adirondack Medical Practice recently doubled its number of exam rooms increasing from five to ten. Dr. Politi explained. “We have a good reputation. I think our reputation speaks for itself. We’re a down to earth, family-oriented medical practice that provides comprehensive care. We provide all the heath needs of an individual and we have experience. We treat pretty much the whole gamut of medical issues, everything from diabetes, to obesity, hypertension, depression, cancer and arthritis.”

Adirondack Medical Practice is accepting new patients and can be reached at 518-643-8008.

New route to college degree | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Source: New route to college degree | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Omnibus contains several wins for New York – Times Union

Source: Omnibus contains several wins for New York – Times Union

A Message from the Peru Fire Department

We will be having a car wash Saturday morning, and the weather looks good! A $5.00 donation helps support the Fire Department and gets that vehicle clean. Our hours are 8 am till Noon . We appreciate your continued support.

Agenda – Monday, March 26, 2018 Peru Town Board Meeting

MARCH 26, 2018 @ 7:00 PM

Call Meeting To Order

Pledge of Allegiance

Roll Call

MOTION: Approval of Minutes for the March 12, 2018 Regular Board Meeting.

Community Input

RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION: Liz Tedford Contract for Eng. Planning Grant for Valcour

RESOLUTION/DISCUSSION: AES Agreement for Engineering Planning Grant for Valcour

DISCUSSION: Overview of Clinton County Shared Services Meeting.

DISCUSSION: Receipt of Main St. Improvement Project 1st Phase Payment

DISCUSSION: Other Business.

DISCUSSION: Public Comments on Agenda Items Only.

DISCUSSION/RESOLUTION: Approve/Pay Bills.

MOTION: Adjourn

Kidde smoke alarm recall issued: 500,000 alarms could fail

Source: Kidde smoke alarm recall issued: 500,000 alarms could fail

Local doctor gifts ECH endowment for ongoing education – Sun Community News & Printing

Source: Local doctor gifts ECH endowment for ongoing education – Sun Community News & Printing

AVCS Secures SRO Officer

In accordance with the recently-updated AuSable Valley Central School District Safety Initiatives, Superintendent Paul Savage and the AVCS Board Of Education are pleased to announce that they have entered into an agreement with the Clinton County Sheriff’s Dept. for a full-time Law Enforcement School Resource Officer (SRO) at AVCS.

Police: Robber forced entry into Mooers home | News | pressrepublican.com

Source: Police: Robber forced entry into Mooers home | News | pressrepublican.com

Capital Region grows — but upstate shrinks – Times Union

Source: Capital Region grows — but upstate shrinks – Times Union

Internet sales tax fight rages on – Capitol Confidential

Source: Internet sales tax fight rages on – Capitol Confidential

CVPH introduces next class of residents | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Source: CVPH introduces next class of residents | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Palm Sunday Easter Services and Events at the Peru Community Church

The Peru Community Church invites all to worship, pray and study during this holy season of Lent, a time of reflection leading to Easter on April 1.

On Palm Sunday March 25, during the 10:30 AM service, the cantata, “No Greater Love” by John Peterson will be performed by the choir, soloists, with speakers from the Confirmation Class retelling the story of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday through his Crucifixion on Good Friday. Also on March 25th, the annual all-church Palm Sunday Brunch will be served in the Fellowship Center. Enjoy a delicious hot breakfast with family and friends, all-you-can eat and at a modest cost, served between 9 AM and 1 PM. Proceeds benefit church missions.

On Maundy (or Holy) Thursday March 29th, at 6 PM, a special Foot- & Hand- Washing service will be offered in the Chapel located in our Fellowship Center. Recalling Jesus’ last night before his arrest and betrayal, and his giving of the commandment to love one another as He has loved us, Communion will be served.

On Good Friday, March 30th, at 7 PM, St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church, 3035 Main St. Peru, will host a Tenebrae service for all in the community to attend.

Easter Sunday, April 1st, offers three jubilant worship services: At 6:30 AM, meet at the Peru Boat Launch, lakeside, on Route 9, for an outdoor sunrise service, followed by light breakfast in the Church Fellowship Center at 13 Elm St. Worship in the church sanctuary will be at 8 AM, and 10:30 AM. The choir will sing the Easter portion of the “No Greater Love” cantata at the 10:30 AM service. An Easter Egg Hunt for children through 5th grade will be held at 9:30 AM at the Fellowship Hall (outdoors, weather permitting).

The Peru Community Church welcomes all to worship and participate in these events. Questions? Please contact the church office / Rev. Peggi Eller at 518-643-8641. Our website is www.perucommunitychurch.com.

Soup Kitchen Menu for March 21, 2018 at St. Augustine’s Parish Center

Pulled Pork
Baked Beans
Cold Slaw
Dessert

Plattsburgh-D.C. connection formally gets greenlight – Sun Community News & Printing

Source: Plattsburgh-D.C. connection formally gets greenlight – Sun Community News & Printing

This Insane “Mini Grand Canyon” Is Only One Hour Away From Montreal – MTL Blog

Ausable Chasm gets noticed in Montreal!

Source: This Insane “Mini Grand Canyon” Is Only One Hour Away From Montreal – MTL Blog

Job Fair for CVES & Local School Districts at CV-TEC Plattsburgh – Champlain Valley Educational Services

Source: Job Fair for CVES & Local School Districts at CV-TEC Plattsburgh – Champlain Valley Educational Services

Watertown Daily Times | Bartender recruits local servers and eateries to oppose wage proposal

Source: Watertown Daily Times | Bartender recruits local servers and eateries to oppose wage proposal

Municipalities face off against Cuomo, telecoms over cell tower rules – Times Union

Source: Municipalities face off against Cuomo, telecoms over cell tower rules – Times Union

Cynthia Nixon running for New York governor – Capitol Confidential

Source: Cynthia Nixon running for New York governor – Capitol Confidential

Water Wellness: Understanding Our Groundwater – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Water Wellness: Understanding Our Groundwater – – The Adirondack Almanack

Malone Telegram | Corrections officer union cites Franklin stabbing in criticizing inmate use of metal eating utensils

Source: Malone Telegram | Corrections officer union cites Franklin stabbing in criticizing inmate use of metal eating utensils