McClellan Hospital Project Nears Final Approval
Gardner B. Cullinan says State Health Department will review hospital plans Friday for a major modernization. The project includes a redesigned 200 South Wing with a modern ICU and coronary care unit, plus a new semi private room floor, aiming to replace aging wards and meet safety standards.
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Cambridge
Mary McClellan
Friday Gardner B. Cullinan
State Health Department
Hospital Review and Planning Council
Health Systems Agency
Cullinan
Health Department
Cambridge Historic Register rules for property listings
Cambridge Planning Board outlines restrictions for properties considered for National Register listing. Depreciable commercial buildings cannot deduct demolition costs. new buildings depreciated straight line under Tax Reform Act of 1976. Purchasers may not use federal funds for demolition. Benefits include matching grants for restoration and rapid tax write-offs for certified rehabilitation. Home Improvement Loans may be larger with a Register listing. For more information write to Historic Preservation Field Services, New York State Parks and Recreation, Albany NY.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Planning Board
National Register
New York State
Hoosick Falls High Drama to stage Bye Bye Birdie
Sixty Hoosick Falls Central School students perform in the spring musical Bye Bye Birdie to be shown Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The cast features Ron LaPorte as Albert Peterson and Heidi Pederson as Rose Alvarez among a large group of students and community members. Tickets available from cast members or at the door.
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Hoosick Falls
HFCS Seniors Plan for College and Little League Draft
Hoosick Falls Central School guidance lists seniors heading to colleges and the Navy. Benny Amidon will enter the U S Navy August 5 for basic training in Orlando Florida. Cynthia Ann Sutton plans Colby Sawyer College in New London New Hampshire for medical secretarial studies. William Griffin enters State University College Potsdam for medical technology. Gwendolyn Gray will study at SUNY Binghamton. Linda J Pedersen pursues liberal arts with a communication arts major at SUNY Oswego. Wayne Starr will enter Albany Business College for accounting. Little League announces tryouts for ages 10 to 12 at 1 30 p m Saturday and drafts on April 25 and 26 at the Hoosick Falls firehouse.
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HFCS
Hoosick Falls Central School
Benny Amidon
Joseph W. Cary
White Creek
United States Navy
Orlando
Fila
Cynthia Ann Sutton
Donald Sutton
West Hoosick
Colby Sawyer College
New London
New Hampshire
William Griffin
Elm St
State University College
Potsdam
Gwendolyn Gray
Paul Gray
Buskirk
State University of New York
Binghamton
Randy James
Town of
Hoosick
Little League
Sleuths Contest Opens At Berlin Free Town Library
Berlin Free Town Library kicks National Library Week with a sleuth contest for grades 3 through 6. Students solve seven questions using clues, in two divisions, starting Tuesday and ending April 30, with rewards for all correct cases.
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Petersburg
Berlin Free Town
Shenendehowa School Board to Hear 1977 78 Budget
The Shenendehowa School Board will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. in the Abrary of Middle School A on the proposed 1977-78 budget. State aid changes cut the tax hike from 2.75 to 0.75 per thousand, dropping the overall tax increase from 18.3 percent to about 5 percent. The proposed budget totals $18.4 million.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Grafton PTA to Address Women Safety Tips
The Grafton PTA will host a safety program on April 21 at 7 30 p.m. in Grafton Elementary School. State Trooper R J Carey of the Brunswick State Police substation will show a film and outline steps women should take in case of attack burglary or car trouble.
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Grafton Pta
Grafton
Grafton Parent Teacher Organization
R.J. Carey
Brunswick
Two Albany Teens jailed for elderly man robbery
Derrick Carrington and Carleton Tillery, both 19 of 163 Lark Drive, received indeterminate prison terms up to seven years after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in the Livingston Avenue robbery of an elderly Albany man. Albany County Judge Joseph Harris denied youthful offender status.
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Albany
Derrick Carrington
Carleton Tillery
Lark Drive
Albany County
Joseph Harris
Livingston Avenue
Village lays off highway worker in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls officials laid off one full time highway department worker after the village board voted to replace Charles Stowell with John Cuddihy. Ed Schneider, the most recently hired driver, was the laid off employee due to seniority. Stowell remains as deputy commissioner of public works and operator of heavy equipment.
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Hoosick Falls
Highway Department
Ed Schneider
Bogardus
Charles Stowell
John Cuddihy
Stowell
Department
Kiwanis Club Plans Tag Day For Hoosick Falls Anniversary
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis will hold a tag day to fund the village's 150th anniversary. Monies go to celebrations with dates not yet set, planned for a three or four day window in front of the village banks and Grand Union. Ten marchers and a float will join the Anniversary parade under Rocky Patire.
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Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Henry Bromirski
Grand Union
The
Mayor will not use federal funds for John Street project
Hoosick Falls mayor Donald Bogardus said he will not participate in any HUD funded facade program for John Street due to a potential conflict of interest. He owns a John Street barter shop and will finance his own building improvements.
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Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
John Street
Bogardus
Department of Housing
HUD
Clifton Park St George’s hosts first annual Antique Show this weekend
St George’s Episcopal Church Clifton Park presents its 1st annual Antique Show and Sale today noon to 9 pm, Friday 12 pm to 9 pm, and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm at Route 146. Twenty dealers offer primitive furniture glassware clocks china and silver with proceeds supporting church programs. Knights of Columbus spring dance April 30 at Mechanicsville council hall features a buffet and George Donaldson Trio from 9 pm to 1 am. reservations with Jim Summer Ed Dalton or Tim Cavanaugh. Highways plan May 9 10 11 trash pickup in townside area. branches to be bundled and placed roadside.
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St. George's Episcopal Church
Route 146
Mechanicville
Knights of Columbus Building Association
Council Hall
George Donaldson
Jim Summer
Ed Dalton
Tim Cavanaugh
Stillwater
Arthur Petterson
Harvest House
Mickles
F.M. Schmidt
Bettie Leonard
Homestead
Lamp Post
Corrine Carlson
Claire Domoucos
Phil Bert
Florence Gee
Betty Haynes
Owen
Desilda Smith
Joseph Marceilli
St. George’s Church
Greenwich Firemen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association holds its annual meeting in Greenwich at 8 pm with Charles Bailey of Cossaguna directing. Official business precedes a film program after the session.
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Greenwich
Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Greenwich Fire Department
Charles Bailey
Cossaguna
GE to cut 225 Pittsfield jobs as production moves
General Electric will lay off about 225 workers in Pittsfield Massachusetts as manufacturing shifts to Hickory North Carolina and Shreveport Louisiana. Moves will occur over time, with GE previously anticipating up to 1200 layoffs in 1977 and about 1000 cut last year. Local union officials criticize the relocation citing aging Pittsfield facilities and sustained profitability.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Co
Louisiana
North Carolina
Stillwater Fire Chief denies quoted remark about girl missing
Chief Warren Dawson of the Arvin Hart Fire Company denies making the remark printed by The Times Record about eight year old Pamilyn Palmer's disappearance in Hillside Trailer Park Stillwater. The reporter and source differ over whether Dawson spoke of an argument with the mother and the claim he spoke to her. The dispute centers on what was said during the ongoing search and accusations fly over accuracy and notes.
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Warren Dawson
Arvin Hart Fire Company
The
Times Record
Pamilyn Palmer
Hillside
Dawson
Pamilyn
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