There, all caught up from vacation and back to writing on the blog.

There is not much going on today, a couple of ball games if teh weatehr holds and preparing for the prom.

Wonder if anyone else from the area went to the Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, and Larry the Cable Guy show on Friday at TUC. Hilarious. Best line of the night: "Did you ever find out who that guy was?"

For me, the next trip is making good on a Christmas present to my daughter - off to NYC for Taylor Swift on May 14.

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It's great to hear that Jimmer Fredette will be playing locally against UVM in Glens Falls. As a BYU fan and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, I would love to be the first in line to get tickets.

The problem is, only about 7,000 people will get them, and that is unfortunate because you have that many people in Glens Falls alone that will want to see the former GHS standout and then about that many throughout the region who will want to see the "face" of their church come to the region in a once-in-a-lifetime northern New York swing (maybe they'll come back when Lawrence is playing for the, but he's going to have to do a lot of work on his jumper).

Hopefully, the Cougs will play a week-long series that will also see them play at the Times Union Center.

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There are a pair of meetings today involving village officials.

The first starts at 4:30 p.m., when state assemblyman and village attorney Tony Jordan will hold a town hall meeting at the American Legion. I will be interested to seee how many people show up, and how many are from Whitehall.

Next, the village organizational meeting will be at 5:45 p.m. Not much buzz for this, because it is two incumbents being sworn back into their seats. The big news would be if any of the committee assignments change, especially in the water or sewer districts.

The rest of the village business will be done at the regular time of 6 p.m.

Well, off to Jordan's meeting.

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Well, the kids are out of school for a week and everyone is ready for a long weekend. I hope everyone has a safe and Happy Easter.

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