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Bus crash praised as students show mature conduct
East Greenbush transportation director commends the Columbia High School students and driver Theresa Ritrovato for calm, orderly behavior after a Route 4 crash on Feb 1. Six others injured lightly. bus to cost about $500 to repair. students given letters of pride.
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Riverfront program review to be discussed by East Greenbush Board
A 7 30 p m presentation on the New York State Coastal Zone Management Program will be followed by discussion tonight at the Goft School Gilligan Road East Greenbush. The plan aims to balance economic social and ecological concerns and will eventually feed into a state-wide coastal management framework.
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Run To Live film highlights Dr. Dorothy Brown at church
Film Sunday at Broadway United Methodist Church in Rensselaer features a 30 minute portrait of Dr. Dorothy Brown, the nation's first Black woman surgeon. The event coincides with Human Relations Day and supports Troy area women's groups. The projector gift by Mrs. Robert Leonard funds the screening.
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Greenbush to hear report on girls athletics progress
Hast Greenbush School Board will receive a progress report Wednesday on district efforts to improve girls athletic programs. A committee urged creating a regional game officials clearing house, better playing areas, and hiring women coaches. The board may also cut school lunches by five cents at the meeting.
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Schodack district to discuss six year transportation needs
The Schodack School Board will hear a report on transportation requirements for the next six years at Maple Hill High School. The Wednesday meeting starts at 8 30 p m and will include results of competency tests in mathematics and reading for freshmen and sophomores.
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Rensselaer school praised by national group with recommendations
The Middle States Association report commends the Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School for its design and location while urging deeper study of student needs and broader participation. The district expects accreditation in spring. Also approved a $515,000 serial bond sale and hired new staff. A Schuylerville note mentions a cookie sale at the high school on Wednesday.
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Columbia High School visit praises student conduct
A reviewer notes 1800 students at Columbia High School display pride and neat dress, with Vice Principal Bob Pallozzi praising 95 percent of the pupils as good and honest. The piece contrasts past dress codes with current casual styles and urges parents to visit the school. It also recounts two near-mits during a blizzard and a separate traffic incident on Route 43.
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