Rensselaer County Schodack primary shapes up for supervisor
In Schodack two Republicans, Howard Swinton and Jeffrey Haber, vie for town supervisor. Incumbent Julius Van Ort backs Swinton. Debate centers on development, tax base, and reduced government, with both candidates pledging business outreach and local control.
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Schodack
Howard Swinton
Jeffrey Haber
Swinton
Haber
Republican Party
Julius van Ort
Brunswick and Schaghticoke sewer billings delayed this week
Rensselaer County Sewer District will mail second half 1977 sewer billings to Brunswick and Schaghticoke residents this week after mail delays caused by a computer service firm. First half bills will go out soon.
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Brunswick
Brunswick and Schaghticoke
Rensselaer County
Play Coinword Puzzle No 1157
Puzzle page from The Record offers across clues and word pair options for a coinword game. Readers fill entries like REGIMENT vs RESIDENT and MARRY vs TARRY, with themes of homographs and partial wordplay amid weekly deadline details.
Coinword Contest Rules From The Times Record
Rules outline eligibility entries submission deadline and prize for weekly Coinword puzzle. Prizes are $25 with equal sharing if multiple winners. Entries become property of the paper and only one prize per family. No mail on postcards and deadline 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication week.
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Times Record
Coinword
The
Injuries Reported After Fall From Car Front Fender
A Castleton man Frank Carroll is in serious condition at Albany Medical Center after falling from the front end of a car driven by friend Mark Reilly in East Greenbush. The incident occurred at 10 30 p m Friday following a social gathering on Mannix Road. Monroe and Davidoski were later cited in separate disorderly conduct cases in Rensselaer County, each involving police at 1387 Broadway and nearby intersections.
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East Greenbush
Castleton
Albany Medical Center
Frank Carroll
Reno Road
Mark Reilly
Hudson Ave
Mannix Road
Rensselaer
William H. Monroe
Broadway
Steven Poole
Dean Akullion
Whistler
First Baptist Church
Boston
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Faneuil Hall
Rensselaer Parents Rally Over School Boundary Change
Parents at Rensselaer district elementary schools protested the John Street boundary line that decides attendance for Fort Craile and Van Rensselaer schools. The board formed a handicapped committee led by Virginia Fischer with Dr. Steven Rinsler named as member. The district awarded bids for sewer work and ice cream, and added three teachers including Nancy Stewart, Diane Raietto, and David Bouchette.
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Rensselaer
John Street
Fort Craile
Washington Street
van Rensselaer
Washington Avenue
Virginia Fischer
Steven Rinsler
Nancy Stewart
Diane Raietto
David Bouchette
Fort Crailo
Disorderly conduct charges filed in Rensselaer case
Joseph E. Cleary of 10 Aiken Ave. was charged with disorderly conduct alongside Alfraedo Primero and Michael Heller in front of 1512 Broadway.
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Rensselaer
Joseph E. Cleary
Aiken Ave
Alfraedo Primero
Michael Heller
Broadway
Car Crash In Rensselaer Involves Dorthy McGail
A car driven by Dorthy E. McGail of 1 Liberty, Troy struck a telephone pole in front of 625 East St. Sunday at 4 20 p.m. Police reports detail the accident and location.
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Rensselaer
Dorthy E. McGail
Liberty
Troy
East St
Damage reported to trailer on Broadway corner
Police in Rensselaer investigate damage to an unattended trailer parked at the corner of Broadway and Fourth Avenue between Saturday 1 30 p m and Sunday 6 p m. Investigators are examining the scene for clues and potential suspects.
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Rensselaer
Broadway
Fourth Avenue
Coat Missing After Taxi Ride in East Greenbush
A taxi driver reported a missing leather coat valued at 90 dollars after driving two passengers to Huntington Court in East Greenbush. Police investigate status and details of the incident.
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East Greenbush
Huntington Court
Theft probe after fishing gear stolen from unattended car
Police investigate a theft reported at 11 a.m. Friday in the Price Chopper lot on Columbia Turnpike where a fishing rod and reel valued at 60 dollars were taken from a parked unattended vehicle.
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East Greenbush
Price Chopper
Columbia Turnpike
Window Break Report on 1400 Block of Third Street
Police investigated a broken window at a residence on the 1400 block of Third Street around 11 p m Saturday. No suspects or motives were released, and investigators collected evidence at the scene.
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Rensselaer
Third Street
North Greenbush residents extend patrols amid youth disturbances
At a town board meeting residents praised extended police coverage from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. and an open container law. They warned youths moved to Main Avenue bowling alley and under the bridge, throwing beer cans. Lt Minahan urged signed complaints or citizen arrests with officer presence. The board discussed hedge installation, Legion lot blocking, cable TV franchise, and a 12 foot right of way to Snyder’s Lake.
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Russell Avenue
Highway Recreation
Main Avenue
Edward J. Minahan
State Police
North Greenbush
Minahan
Peter Hickey
Robert Baker
Theodore Sprague
Rensselaer County
Baker
Poestenkill Summer Recreation Program Reaches Two Weeks
The Poestenkill Summer Recreation Program marks two successful weeks with 170 children in daily activities such as softball track and field and arts and crafts. Field trips have included Grafton State Park Cooperstown and a Peter Pan show at Colonie Coliseum. The Rensselaer County Bicycle Safety Program drew a large turnout. Future events include a Catskill Game Farm trip rocket building fly tying and a Poestenkil Creek fishing workshop.
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Poestenkill
Grafton State Park
Cooperstown
Peter Pan
Colonie Coliseum
Catskill
Poestenkiil Creek
Octagon Painters Elect Officers At July Meeting
Mrs William Campbell was named president and Mrs Corliss Holcomb vice president of the Octagon Painters for the coming year. C Gustav Bernstrom treasurer, Mrs Lois Hunsdorfer secretary, Powers Clinton program and Miss Mary Boomhower sunshine. The group meets at the Bernstrom home in DeFreestville for the annual poolside picnic at 2 p.m. today.
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William Campbell
The
Octagon Painters
Corliss Holcomb
C. Gustav Bernstrom
Lois Hunsdorfer
Powers Clinton
Program
Mary Boomhower
Sunshine
Bernstrom
DeFreestville
Poolisde
Ed Barker Named Principal Bassist for Boston Symphony
A Nassau-born musician, Ed Barker, 22, will become principal string bassist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra next month, after a string of auditions judged by Seiji Ozawa and a 10-member committee. A Columbia High School and New England Conservatory alum, Barker previously played with the Chicago Symphony and Albany and Lake George groups, earning early awards and honors.
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Nassau
Chicago Symphony
Columbia High School
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
Saratoga
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Moses Malone
National Basketball Association
Boston Orchestra
Kid Barker
Seiji Ozawa
Seija Ozawa
Ozawa
Young Barker
Dave Cobb
Columbia
Gerald Cohen
East Greenbush
New England Conservatory of Music
Chadwick
Capital District
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Lake George Opera Company
New York Philharmonic
Boston Pops
Arthur Feidler
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Kevin R. Manginelli
Alpine St
Memorial Hospital
Neptune Street
Kimberly S. Devel
John P. Cleary
Connecticut Ave
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Vale
WISE
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Michael J. Davidoski
Second St
Francis Petrucci
Edward Meyer
Third and
Glen Streets
Kathy Reed
Gunther Construction Company
J. Kenneth Fraser & Associates, PC
Borden, Inc
John Peliska
Peliska
Dolores Vadnais
American Legion
John Allen
Rensselaer County Cable TV
Armenian Federation
Winter Street
Leslie Avenue
Snyder's Lake
Henry Tutunjian
Harrison & Mero
Lakeshore
Sea Wall
Bicycle Safety
Octagon
Eastside
Third Presbyterian Church
New England Conservatory
Bergin
Norway
Max Bruch
Per Questin Bella
Conservatory Orchestra
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Roadrunner
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