Siena faculty dispute at Siena College voiced over trust and consultation
Faculty at the Franciscan Siena College in Loudonville Albany County claim open consultation and trust are missing in the dispute with administration over non renewal of two sociology professors Jack Brown and Richard E Griffin. They express no confidence votes in Dr Patrick Cassens and Father Hines and plan to present grievances to the Board of Trustees next February.
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Loudonville
Siena College
Siena College Board of Trustees
Peter D Kiernan
Jack Brown
Richard E. Griffin
Kiernan
Father Hines
Patrick Cassens
Board of Trustees
Colonie Town Board To Hold Fire District Budget Hearings
Newtonville The Colonie Town Board will hold public hearings at 8 p.m. in Memorial Town Hall to review budgets for six volunteer fire districts and discuss the pending sale of over 200000 tons of surplus cast iron sewer pipes from the Latham Water District no longer used for sewer installation in town.
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Newtonville
Colonie
Latham Water District
Field to Be Sworn In as Colonie Supervisor-elect
New York State Court of Appeals Judge Dominic Gabrieli will administer the oath to supervisor elect Fred G. Field on January 1 at Memorial Town Hall. Colonie Town Board members elect Alexander Litster Jerome Thomas and Dean Reuckert will also take oaths during the 10 a.m. ceremony before the organizational meeting.
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Newtonville
New York
State Court of Appeals
Dominic Gabrieli
Bath
Fred G. Field
Colonie Town Board
Alexander Litster
Jerome Thomas
Dean Reuckert
Memorial Town Hall
Police probe burglary in Loudonville Turner Lane case
Colonie Police continue investigation into a Loudonville burglary on Turner Lane. A 150 pound safe containing more than $5,400 in cash was removed along with savings bonds stocks and travelers checks. Entry was by forcing a rear door dead bolt. Detective Robert Lynch investigated.
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Colonie
Turner Lane
Loudonville
Robert Lynch
Photography course at Colonie Youth Recreation Center
Latham Colonie Youth Recreation Center on First Avenue offers a Friday photography course for preteens and teens. The preteen class for ages eight and up meets Fridays at 3 30 p.m. The teen course for ages 13 and older meets Fridays at 7 p.m. Contact the center for more information.
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Latham
Colonie
First Avenue
Lifesaving Course Starts January 5 in Delmar Pool
Albany Red Cross offers Advanced Lifesaving Course at Bethlehem Middle School pool starting January 5 from 7 to 10 p.m. nine sessions. Ages 15 plus must swim 300 yards. bring swimsuit towel sweat shirt padlock and small fee. Water safety instructor course follows in March. Call Albany Chapter for details.
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Albany
Bethlehem Middle School
Kenwood Avenue
Delmar
American Red Cross
Ninth policeman faces charges in Albany probe
A sealed indictment from the special supreme court grand jury charges Jeffrey Goldberg and eight other officers in Albany amid an Organized Crime Task Force probe into alleged prostitution and police payoffs. Goldberg pleaded innocent as the case continues. others indicted include Campagna, DeMarco, Keegan, Lawrence, Renna, Westervelt, Packard and Austin.
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Special Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Albany
Jeffrey Goldberg
Goldberg
Village One
Apts. Menands
Albany County District Attorney's Office
Supreme Court
Edward Conway
Fred A. Campagna
Newton J. DeMarco
James R. Keegan
David Lawrence
Louis Renna
Robert T. Westervelt
David Packard
Earl Austin
Police Log Colonie December 20 1977 Detentions
Colonie Police report December 20 1977 arrests and court appearances. Ma it land Maskell charged with OVI and appears in town court. Regina Love charged with grand larceny in connection with theft of merchandise. Donna Marie Brigman charged with petty larceny and merchandise theft. Northway Mall location noted in release. Court mentions and appearances at town court.
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Colonie Police
Maitland H. Maskell
Pars Lane
East Menanss
Tows Court
Regina Love
Orarge S
Albany
Carceny i
Donna Marie Brigman
Northway Mall
Housing boom predicted in Albany by historic group
Louise Merritt of Historic Albany Foundation announced a 1978 Albany housing surge at an 1848 house on Hudson Ave. Sixteen homes on the block are under renovation, with values rising from an $800 purchase to a $32,000 appraisal. The effort targets Arbor Hill and the South End next year amid $800,000 in city grants.
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Albany
Louise Merritt
Historic Albany Foundation
HAF
Merritt
Hudson Ave
Hudson Avenue
South Mall
Robinson Square
Arbor Hill
South End
Pearl Street
Red Cross Offers Two CPR Courses in Albany
Albany Area Chapter of the American Red Cross will run two Basic Life Support CPR courses in January. One full day session covers January 7 and 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The second meets four Wednesdays from January 11, 7 to 10 p.m. Both at the Albany Red Cross Chapter House. Pre-registration required. current BLS certificate and age 17+ needed. No course fee. texts and materials cost extra. For details call the chapter programs department. Registration also open for March 6 and 8 classes due to high demand.
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Albany
American National Red Cross
Albany Red Cross Chapter House
Hackett Boulevard
Clara Barton Drive
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