Water district faces cost overruns over Blue Barns hookup
Clifton Park Rexford residents led by Gerry Springer and Edward Jackson oppose a 22846 bill to connect 17 homes to the new system. Bab cock Construction oversees the expensive bedrock-laden Blue Barns Road lines as the town borrows 66000 to cover overruns and final hookups.
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Clifton Park
Rexford
Gerry Springer
Edward Jackson
Jackson
Charles McCloskey
Babcock Construction Co
Blue Barns Road
McCloskey
Babcock
Don McQuay
St Martha's Guild schedules fractional events and meetings
St Martha's Guild of St Luke's Church Mechanicville announces a Friday clam chowder luncheon at 12 30 p m for five weeks and a series of fundraisers including rummage sale May 3 4 5 6 a May end food sale a June 11 chicken barbecue a June 23 strawberry social a Sept 16 17 fall festival a Oct 3 4 5 6 rummage sale and a Oct 15 turkey dinner mini fair. The next meeting is March 15 7 30 p m in the parish hall inviting all church women. Also H Teen Council holds a paper drive at Park Plaza Shopping Center with attendees named and a Grand Lodge Convention delegation listed. An open house Sunday 2 5 p m at Hemstreet Park Fire Department marks a new firetruck with refreshments served.
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Mechanicville
St. Martha’s Guild of St. Luke’s Church
Hemstreet Park
Mechanicville Lodge installs officers in joint ceremony
Primavera Italian Lodge and the Senior Dante Club in Mechanicville will install new officers on March 20. Pasquale DeMarco was elected venerable with Pasquale Santagato as assistant venerable and Michael Fantauzzi as ex officio at the recent meeting.
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Mechanicville
Primavera
Order of the Sons of Italy
Dante Club
Pasquale DeMarco
Pasquale Santagato
Michael Fantauzzi
Balloon artist sought for bazaar and address updates
Readers seek balloon shaping lessons and contact for Linda Forsyth who performed as Peter Pan at Mohawk Mall. Also requests current address for Red Scissors Catalog and Morris the Cat merchandise updates. notes on ornament sources and sewing machine manuals.
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Peter Pan
Mohawk Mall
Linda Forsyth
Mechanicville Students Shine at County Music Festival
Mechanicville Middle School sent a strong showing to the Elementary and Junior High All Saratoga County Music Festival in the Saratoga Junior High auditorium. Elementary band members included Scott Morrison Leann LeClaire and Justin Ford on cornets Ernest Brandolini and Kathy Krazewski on french horns John Raveski Dave Loatman and Joe Robyck on trombones and baritones. Also in the band were Carol Johnson and Sue Cerkowski flutes Linda Farron Cindy Patenaude Dan
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Mechanicville
Saratoga Junior High
Scott Morrison
Leann LeClaire
Justin Ford
Ernest Brandolini
Kathy Krazewski
John Raveski
Dave Loatman
Joe Robyck
Carol Johnson
Sue Cerkowski
Linda Farron
Cindy Patenaude
Dan
Strike talk seen at Shenendehowa
An emergency Shenendehowa School District Civil Service union meeting is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. The 250-member non instructional union, including bus drivers nurses and janitors, has been without a contract since 1976 and may strike after rejecting a factfinder report seeking an 8.7 percent raise.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Civil Service Union
CSEA
Nels Carlson
Public Employe Relations Board
Carlson
Semifinalists Named in Cornword Puzzle Contest
Cornword Puzzle No 1133 lists two semifinalists Mrs M Mosher of Troy and Miss Alice A Post of Stillwater who earned eligibility by identifying five key words to reach the $875 jackpot. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday.
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Morris the Cat
C. H
Troy
B. K
Grafton
P. O
M. Mosher
Alice A. Post
Stillwater
Mechanicville taps reserve funds and borrows for taxes
Mechanicville City Council reported its reserve funds held strong into March as it plans a 100000 loan at four and a half percent from the State Bank of New York to cover tax receipts. The panel also seeks state aid to modernize Park Avenue Playground after approving South Main Street funding.
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Mechanicville
State Bank of New York
South Main Street
Man charged in death conspiracy in Saratoga Springs
Edward Hanley of Saratoga Springs faces second degree attempt to commit murder and first degree conspiracy charges after allegedly paying four men to electrocute his wife by luring her into a bath with a radio. The scheme reportedly involved $400 left on a garage hood and took place at the Hanley home on January 31.
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Saratoga Springs
Bath
Rensselaer County
Edward Hanley
Hubert Terry
Troy
Levarn Spells
van Pompey
Robin Richards
Virginia Ann
Hanley
Rensselaer Men Cleared in Albany Shooting Case
Two young Rensselaer men Carl and Michael Brooking were cleared by an Albany County Grand Jury of first degree assault in a Jan 26 shooting that wounded two Albany brothers and led to a chase ending at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in East Greenbush. Kenneth McNally 17 died from a shotgun wound. his death ruled a death by own action.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
East Greenbush
Albany County
Carl
Michael Brooking
Albany Brothers
Kenneth McNally
Red Mill Road
Carl Brooking
Broadway
Glen St
Brookings and
McNally
Brookings
Cohoes man indicted for robbery in Albany County
Albany County Grand Jury charged Timoth S. Cusack 25 of Cohoes with three counts of first degree robbery for a Feb 21 Colonie incident in which the Country Club Motel night clerk was robbed at gunpoint with a .22 rifle. Robert Hotaling 19 of Albany faces one count of third degree grand larceny for removing a Panasonic TV from K Mart Colonie on Feb 3. A sealed indictment was also handed up for a person to be named when taken into custody.
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Albany
Cohoes
Albany County
Colonie
Timoth S. Cusack
Catterack St
Country Club
Wolf Road
Robert Hotaling
Third St
Grand Jury
Dole criticizes federal dole plan at Albany Republican dinner
U S Senator Robert Dole told Albany Republicans the party must attract more minority voters while denying allegiance to big business. He joked about Congress and the pay raise, urged tax credits for employers of hard core unemployables, and urged a private sector driven approach. County chairmen and local officials paced the Albany event at the Polish American Community Center on Washington Avenue Extension.
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Dole
Republican Party
Kansas Republican
Dole Dole
Washington Avenue
Albany
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Theodore Lavigna
Phillip Fatgnoli
Julius Marcello
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Albert Durante
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Missy Fountaine
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Deanne
Kenyon
Jeff Waldron
Frank DeCrescente
Chris Raven
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Jill Horner
Carole Zelnicki
Gayle Golden
Todd Jones
Lodge
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Times Record
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G. C. — Waterviiet
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Red Scissors
Essex St
Newark
N. J
S. D
Waterviet
Schmid Collection
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Mass
Lawson
Sharon
Houston
Tex
Morris
M. C
American Diabetes Association
ADA
C. J
New York State
Lou
Wynantskill
E. P
Cropseyville
Magazine Action Line
Publishers Clearing House
Q. I
Universal Deluxe
Knight's Designer Fabrics
State St
Knight's
Fourth St
Luciano
Park Avenue
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Spells
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Richards
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Fritz” Field
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