Schodack Unveils Broad Summer Recreation Program
The town wide program, run by Joseph McCabe since 1969, offers learn to swim tennis basketball and orchestra across five centers. About 78 take tennis and 200 swim lessons this year with free access funded by state and county youth departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodack
Peter Laurenzo
Joseph McCabe
Cordial Greens Country Club
Maple Hill High School
Schodack Narcotics Guidance Council
Steven Bridenbeck
Camphell Ave
Castleton
Maple Hill (High) School
East Schodack
Linda Roe
Maple Hill Road
McCabe
Maple Hill
Hoosick Falls Center Opens New Space
Hoosick Falls regional services center at Church Street unveils four new offices and a general assembly room expanding space for probation social services mental health and motor vehicles. The expansion serves about 670 weekly visitors and allows health and aging to move to the first level with access from Church and Elm Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Center
Health and Aging
Church
Elm Streets
Shushan Plans Old Home Day Festivities
Shushan Washington County schedules Old Home Day on August 6 featuring a parade of antique vehicles a house tour and a chicken barbecue. The event includes a chartered Shushan Covered Bridge Museum opening at 1 p m and a 3 p m parade. The Battenkill Home Bureau designs a quilt auction and a brochure keepsake highlights Shushan landmarks.
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Shushan
Washington County
Shushan Covered
Shushan Covered Bridge Association
Stiushan
Old Home Tay
Battenkill
Food stamp aid sessions set for Hoosick Falls residents
Hoosick Falls area residents may apply and recertify for food stamps every second Tuesday of each month at the Senior Citizens Center on Church Street from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Beginning today. Verification needed includes residence in Rensselaer County resources income for the last four weeks shelter expenses and ongoing medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Church Street
William J. Murphy
Rensselaer County
Senior Citizens Center
East Hoosick
Beneficial Finance
Main Street
Hoosick Falls Thrift Shop Announces August Clearance
The Hoosick Falls Thrift Shop sponsored by St. Mark's Episcopal Church will hold an August clearance sale with goods including used clothing and household articles. The shop is open Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Shop
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Emil Schmidt
New York Telephone Company
Three proposals on planners agenda Colonie meeting
Colonie Planning Board will hear three plans for construction in town including UPS expansion talks at Avis Drive Latham and Anderson Development plans for a 108 Wolf Road one story building. Brizzell lists preliminary flood zone maps and an FHA informational meeting set for Aug 16 at Memorial Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville
Town of Colonie
United Parcel Service
Avis Drive
Latham
Colonie
Planning Department
William Brizzell
Anderson Development Inc
Wolf Road
Brizzell
Lishakill
Delphuskill Krommkill
Bond Issue Hearing Set on Grain Elevator
A public hearing will be held in Albany at 7:45 p.m. today on the bond issue for renovations to the grain elevator at the Port of Albany, required before Albany Port Commission approval. Longshoremen briefly walked off in June to urge funding to prevent shutdown and protect jobs.
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Albany
Port of
Albany Common Council
Albany Port Commission
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Betty Groner
Kitty Murphy
Brookview Road
Eileen Snow
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Ms. Murphy
Ms. Snow
Bernie Daoust
Bernie
C. W. McKeen
Darlene Coates
Old Post Road
Schodack Recreation
Thrift
Baptist Memorial Hall
Hoosick Falls Central School
Darrell Harrison
Edie Beaumont
River Street
Colonie Masonry
Kings Road
Pine Bush
John C. Livingston
Tibbits Ave
Troy
Livingston
Karen E. Gray
Green St
Mechanicville
Mohawk
Hudson Rivers
Federal Insurance Administration
Memorial Town Hall
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