Hoosick Harpsichord Maker Builds Fifth Duplicate
Walter Burr and wife Berta in Hoosick Falls complete a fifth harpsichord modeled on the Benoist Stehlin instrument of Paris 1760. Commissioned by Dutch harpsichordist Glen Wilson, the five figure price and three year waiting list reflect their craft. The Burrs’ workshop, now on South Street, uses global materials and intricate painted tops, with Burr’s name inscribed above the keyboard.
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Berta Burr
Stehlin’s
Shenendehowa discipline crackdown yields fewer infractions
Shenendehowa School System reports progress since last September as elementary bus suspensions rise and cafeteria misbehavior falls. Middle school swearing referrals and bus discipline rise, while high school class cutting drops from 825 to 366 incidents from September to October. Superintendent Edwin Dunmire credits stricter rules and parental contact for improved behavior.
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Clifton Park
Shenedehowa
Shenendehowa
Edwin Dunmire
Dunmire
Dewmire
Shenendehowa readers outperform state in pupil test
Shenendehowa central schools students show higher reading scores than the state average on the Pupil Evaluation Program. Superintendent Edwin Dunmire notes lower below standard rates for grades three six and nine and a five year rise in above average results due to staff effort and the RISE reading aid program, while cautioning against using the scores as a sole measure of instruction quality.
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Shenendehowa
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RISE
Two Men Die in Holidays Weekend Traffic Crashes
An 18 year old Latham man Jeffrey Palmer and a 39 year old Berne man Donald Ross were among 17 statewide traffic deaths during the holiday weekend. Palmer died in a two car collision on Everett Road Colonie. Ross died in a Route 443 head on crash near Berne. Harris Batchelor and a Boston passenger survived. Fire fatalities rose to 19 with Stamford Delaware County victims plus a Taberg trailer fire. An early Niagara Falls ice bridge formed over Christmas Eve. See Palmer Obituary page 16.
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Berne
Jeffrey Palmer
Swayze Dr
Everett Road
Colonie
Palmer
Michael Harris
Maxwell Rd
Harris
Bruce C. Batchelor
Kenaware Ave
Delmar
Albany Memorial Hospital
Harris, Batchelor
David C. Marconi
Boston
Mass
Donald N. Ross
RD 1
Koss
Nicole
Albany Medical Center
Donald Filkins
Warners Lake Road
Altamont
Albany County Sheriff's Deputies
Martha Fleischman
Nancy Fleischman
Stamford
Donete Barkman
Grand Gorge
William Henderberg
Taberg
Oneida County
Niagara Falls
United States
Canada
Christmas Day at Denny’s Brims With Open Tables
Denny’s on Wolf Road and the Latham Diner kept doors open 24 hours on Christmas Day drawing crowds. Staff from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. served over a thousand meals with few breaks as customers lingered while cooks and wait staff earned extra pay and a steak dinner reward.
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Colonie
Denny's
Wolf Road
Latham '76
London Road
Denny
Star of Bethlehem
Kathy Morgan
Fred Dermott
Scott Brown
Conte
Colonie murder investigation widens to Colonie Center staff
Colonie Town and State Police pursue leads from Colonie Center and Northway Mall workers in the Richburg murder case. District Attorney Greenburg notes many responses despite Christmas, with over 100 calls to a dedicated line. Coroner’s report awaited as investigators probe possible links to Thanksgiving killings in Albany.
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Colonie Center
Northway Mall
Joan E. Richburg
Oakwood Drive
Sol Greenburg
Richburg
Northway
Central Avenue
James Marra
Raymond Hahn
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