Trolling for Dollars
(Kayleigh Karutis/The Leader-Herald)
Richard Kedik, a volunteer with the Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation, releases a netful of rainbow trout into the lake at the Broadalbin boat launch on Friday.
BROADALBIN — For the Great Sacandaga Lake Business Association’s second annual fishing contest, volunteers with the Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation tagged and released 25 rainbow trout at the Broadalbin boat launch on Friday.
Members of the GSLBA are sponsoring the contest. About 50 fish tagged with orange markers were released into the Great Sacandaga Lake at various launches on Friday. Anglers who are lucky enough to catch one will be awarded about $500.
B-P sees tax hike near 7%
May 17, 2008BROADALBIN — A $27.4 million proposed budget for the 2008-09 school year will be voted on Tuesday by residents of the Broadalbin-Perth Central School District.
The proposed budget calls for a 6.99 percent tax-levy increase.
Aussies make dream trip to Johnstown
May 17, 2008
JOHNSTOWN — It was a great day for two Australians visiting Johnson Hall state historic site on Friday.
Andrew Masell and Jen Kirkaldy got to visit Johnstown landmark shortly after arriving in The United States.
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