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Herb Hasbrouck is a man comfortable in his own skin. He handles himself with confidence and ease as he tells of his journey to this job and his plans to leave things better than he found them.
Born and bred in this history-laden town he calls the “Adirondacks,” Herb attended Berlin Central High School. Click for more
Bill Weller has served the town of Florida as its highway superintendent for 24 years. He was elected in his first run for the position in 1990 and has held the office ever since.
Prior to becoming highway superintendent, Bill worked for a time at General Electric; he also worked as a construction laborer and as a truck operator. Click for more
It’s not every town that has a highway department sign out front with the deputy’s name on it, but Dan Amatura, superintendent of the town of Lancaster for the past few years wouldn’t have it any other way.
Here’s why: Meet Lou Cacciotti, deputy superintendent, and a seasoned veteran with 50 years in the department who has worked with six to eight different superintendents. Click for more
Trucking is in Steve Lollman Sr.’s blood.
“Ever since I was a little kid I wanted to grow up and drive trucks,” he said.
And that’s exactly what he did as the owner/operator of K & S Trucking LLC. Unfortunately, a few years ago the opportunities for hauling aggregate and blacktop for the local quarries dried up, although he still owns a couple of Mack dump trucks that he hires out for local hauling of aggregate and blacktop. Click for more
Sharing a border with Massachusetts in the wide-ranging Berkshire Mountains, the town of Austerlitz represents more than a geographic phenomenon. While the two states share a periphery in a heavily high-end touristed area, Austerlitz is purely upstate in spirit, direction, and certainly its stated preference for long and winding dirt roads. Click for more
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