Mechanicville council vows tough stance over youth vandalism
Mechanicville city officials vow swift action after photos show vandalism at Anthony Kill Playground. They push an ordinance to close parks at dusk and seek stricter penalties, while police are urged to increase patrols amid tensions with a local contractor over park renovations.
Gas Meter Reading Complaint Leads to Front Door Visit
A resident complained of an infrequent gas meter reading and estimated bills. A power company representative said meter readers will be instructed to read at the front door to avoid future estimates, noting no extra charge when estimates occur. The issue involved a meter read about every other month and winter delays due to snow.
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Hotline tips and home repairs from readers
Frank Sherry outlines credit and billing practices while readers receive household tips. The note mentions Ray's TV and Appliances in Latham and Joyce Zakrzewski offering advice on removing a wasps nest with boiling water. It also directs requests for Extension Bulletin No. 729 from Cornell University for handling small animals in homes and gardens.
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Troy
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Watervliet
Cooperative Extension
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N.Y
Public hearing on wetlands law set in Clifton Park
Clifton Park schedules a 7 30 p m public hearing on a proposed wetlands law. The town aims to claim jurisdiction before state Sept 1 deadline, with EnCon rules requiring 12 4 acres, while Clifton Park has 800 acres not town owned.
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McCloskey
Mechanicville groups outline funds priorities for new projects
The Mechanicville Urban Renewal Agency prepared a list of funding priorities to send to the federal government, including a new central fire station at 350000 dollars, a civic center around 300000, water system upgrades at 404000, street improvements costing 353000, and added park and facility work totaling 153000. The plan ranks water system needs as most urgent.
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Mechanicville
Equal Development Administration
Saratoga Democrats Press Connors to Back Endorsed Candidate
Saratoga County Democratic Chairman John Connors backs State Senate hopeful Thomas McGrath, prompting a counter-statement by the Saratoga Springs committee urging Connors to support Daniel Ashley in the September 14 primary. Mayor Ray Watkins signs the call for party unity amid competing endorsements.
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Troy
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Spencertown Man Killed in Fiery Route 203 Crash
William Mesick, 33, of Spencertown died from burns and head injuries after a one vehicle crash on Route 203 in Austerlitz. His car left the road at 8 20 p m struck a utility pole and wires fell on the vehicle. he was dead at the scene as police and Spencertown fire crews arrived. Coroner Carl Jensen led the investigation with troopers from New Lebanon.
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New Lebanon
Public card party scheduled Friday at St Luke's Mechanicville
A public card party is set for Friday at 7 30 p.m. at St Luke's Episcopal Church in Mechanicville inviting community members to attend for an evening of games and socializing.
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Two Hospitalized After Grafton Route 2 Crash
State Police report a one car crash on Route 2 in Grafton left Susan Walker 19 of Rutland and Charles Osgood of Bennington injured and taken to Samaritan Hospital. Walker received tickets for driving without a license and imprudent speed while Osgood was cited for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car.
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Susan Walker
Rutland
Charles Osgood
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Samaritan Hospital
Parade draws 50 Mechanicville kids
Mechanicville's Story Book Parade drew about 50 children from Pre School to fifth grade, up from 20 last year, marching from the library on Main Street to Talmadge Park led by Jennifer Kerr. Judges from Friends of the Library and the city youth commission awarded prizes for best characters, costumes, and originality with many celebratory placements across grade levels.
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Talmadge Park
Jennifer Kerr
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Anne Messore
Janice Spallholz
Mary Turner
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