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| Exercise Equipment Purchased for Seniors by Reynolds Foundation |
HOOSICK FALLS – The Hoosick Falls Senior Center was the recipient
of a large amount of almost new exercise equipment. On Tuesday
afternoon a group seniors were joined by Rensselaer County
Executive Kathy Jimino when Norma Brenenstuhl and Armand
Rousseau of the Reynolds Foundation presented a $5000 check to
Director Kathy Bugbee to pay for the equipment. Other members of
the Reynolds Foundation were on hand including: Robert Becker,
James Monahan and William Shiland, Jr.
The exercise room is open to the public.
The Reynolds Foundation was established upon the death of Rev.
Edith Craig Reynolds in 1971. The Foundation gives funds to local
organizations annually.
of a large amount of almost new exercise equipment. On Tuesday
afternoon a group seniors were joined by Rensselaer County
Executive Kathy Jimino when Norma Brenenstuhl and Armand
Rousseau of the Reynolds Foundation presented a $5000 check to
Director Kathy Bugbee to pay for the equipment. Other members of
the Reynolds Foundation were on hand including: Robert Becker,
James Monahan and William Shiland, Jr.
The exercise room is open to the public.
The Reynolds Foundation was established upon the death of Rev.
Edith Craig Reynolds in 1971. The Foundation gives funds to local
organizations annually.
