Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Volunteers Needed for Wildflowers
We're in need of volunteers to help sustain the Middleburgh Wildflower Project. If you'd like to commit some time, please call Trustee Bill Morton at 827-4343. To make a donation, please send to the Village of Middleburgh care of Trustee Morton at PO Box 789, Middleburgh NY 12122.
1780 Beer Festival May 16th
Come out to Middleburgh for a day long, family-friendly event celebrating beer, brewing, and Middleburgh’s Revolutionary War history.
Who: The Albany Ale Project, Green Wolf Brewing Co., MacKinnon Brothers Brewing Co., The Middleburgh Library
What: The day’s activities include beer samples from Green Wolf and MacKinnon Brothers, a Revolutionary War encampment, colonial brewing and cooking demonstrations, 18th century toys and games for kids, talks on the history of beer and hops, a hops display at the Library, Green Wolf brewery tours, food from Middleburgers BBQ and Under the Nose Bakery and Gift Shop. The day culminates in “The 1780 Beer Challenge”, cask tapping and tasting!
When: Saturday May 16, 2015 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Where: Baker Avenue, Middleburgh, New York. Between Green Wolf Brewing Co. (315 Main Street, Middleburgh) and the Middleburgh Library (323 Main Street, Middleburgh)
For more information contact Craig Gravina at (518) 669-1113, by email at drinkdrank1@gmail.com, or find us on Facebook!
Monday, April 13, 2015
2015 Budget, Tax Rate Mostly Steady for Fourth Straight Year
Last week the Village Board passed the 2015-2016 budget. For the fourth straight year we were able to keep spending and taxes mainly flat. We were able to be creative with our funding and provided an $8,000 grant match fund and increased funding for a new fire truck. We are planning on using our budget for several to be announced projects to benefit the people of the Village. The tax rate increased a hair, by 1%-- leaving our average tax hike at 0.24% per year, slashing the former rate of increase of 2.64% per year by over 90%. Over the last four years, compared to the former rate increases, we're proud to report that we've saved the average taxpayer $225 over the last four years.
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