Shenendehowa adds facilities beyond federal funds
Shenendehowa High School additions for four science rooms, four industrial arts rooms, and a supplemental cafeteria should be ready by September. The federal Public Works Employment Act will not fund the 345000 project, so local funds cover construction and equipment decisions proceed with bids planned mid February. The board also weighs telephone systems options with TeleResources and Dimension, while selling Jonesville by sealed bid and leasing four buses from Niskayuna.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa High School
Shenedehowa School
Robert Goodman Tolc
Federal Public Works Employment Act
Long Shenendehowa meeting tests open meeting rules
The Shenendehowa school board may hold a weeklong session as attorney Simeo Gallo’s reading of the open meeting law forces an executive session to be part of an open meeting. A motion to pause and reconvene was approved to accommodate next week’s session. Backups for broken buses noted with hiring and resignations among teachers aides and staff.
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Simeo Gallo
Donald Croteau
Mechanicville Birth At Police Station Shocks Family
Susan Morelli went into labor near home and stopped at the Malta state police barracks at 5 AM. Trooper Walter Marchenko assisted as Tanya Marie Morelli arrived on Route 9 in Malta, eight pounds four ounces, with ambulance crew en route to Saratoga Hospital.
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Mechanicville
Susan Morelli
Susan
Walter Marchenko
Tanya Marie Morelli
Malta
Donald Morelli
State Police
Saratoga Hospital
Morelli
Trenda
Tanya Marie
Readers Ask About Fire Detector Charity and Immigration Records
The column answers questions about a nonprofit Crusade for Fire Detection Ltd offering detectors for 25.50 at 745 Fifth Avenue New York. It explains the charity's founder Charles Evans and how funds cover wholesale costs. It also provides steps to obtain immigration records in Albany and suggests contacting the consulate for country-specific inquiries.
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Newsweek
The
Crusade For Fire Detection, Ltd
New York City
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Charles ‘Evans
Im‘migration and Naturalization Service
Albany
Office For the Immigration and Naturalization Service
Broadway
Holiday goodwill and consumer tips from Albany area notices
A collection of local goodwill stories from Wagoner family Hoosick Falls and others includes Mrs. W K finding a Redskins scarf, Wynantskill Supply sharpening knives, and Mr N B receiving a mushroom kit refund. Frank Pantalone of the Bureau of Consumer Fraud explains that a builder’s warranty covers only the builder, not a bankrupt company, and mortgage terms remain enforceable. for bankruptcy info contact the U S District Court Bankruptcy Judge in Albany.
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U. S. District Court
Albany
Snowmaking Machines Save Vermont Holiday Skiing
Vermont ski industry leans on snowmaking during Christmas week as Bromley reports a record, Killington posts over 25 percent revenue rise, and Haystack battles late openings without equipment while Western areas struggle with poor conditions. Colorado also expands snowmaking to ensure open dates.
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Montpelier
Bromley
Vermont
Robert Paron
Killington
Sherburne
Foster Chandler
Chandler
Bonnie Lorimer
Haystack
Haytack
Bolton Valley
Colorado Ski Country USA
Tim Lynch
Colorado
Lynch
Winter Park
Lassies Discuss Food Projects Meet at Bartolucci Home
Members of the Learning Lassies 4-H Club gathered at Mrs. Mary Jane Bartolucci’s home on Monday to discuss food projects and plans for the group.
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Schuylerville
Learning Lassies 4 - H Club
Mary Jane Bartolucci
Fifteen semifinalists named in Coinword contest
Coinword Puzzle No. 1126 announces fifteen semifinalists by correctly identifying five key words to win a $700 jackpot. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. List includes W. Ambrose and others from Troy Albany Watervliet Clifton Park and Cropseyville.
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W. Ambrose
Albany
Shenendehowa French Feast Diner de Noel Delights Students
Shenendehowa Senior High School students directed by Mrs. Debra Choiniere and David Greenberg staged a Diner de Noel with a Father Christmas visit by John Ira. Ten singers performed French carols as students ran committees for cooking invitations decorations and entertainment. Menu included fish a la Mor nay roast goose and provencal green beans and French bread. The dessert featured a yule log cake.
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College French and Cultural Foods
Shenendehowa Senior High School
Debra Choiniere
David Greenberg
Pete Noel
Father Christmas
John Ira
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Dean Arden
Jonesville
Niskayuna
Robert Goodman
A. Edwin Rodger
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Cheryl Denmark
Karen Knight
Thomas Smaldone
Edward Antolick
Marian Grimm
Carolyn Martin
Sandra Carlson
Beverly Burns
Rose Ann Maloney
Roy Tourtellot, Jr
Mr. Morelli
Marchenka
Malta Ambulance Corps
Joanne Smith
Times Record
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Wagoner
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Waldman’s Shoes
C. P. and Son
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Frank Pantalone
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G.P. Beaudoin Jr
Margaret L. Curley
Troy A. Dmyterko
Troy R. Peter Elliott Jr
Cropseyville
J. Gregaudis, Troy E. Hall
Watervliet
Erwin Lavare
Castleton
Florence Leach
Olga Lesniak
Jim Leng
V. E. Migliore
Nan Moffre
Mary S. Ormsby, Troy
Evelyn J, Small, Troy
Saratoga County
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Clifton Knolls
St. Edward’s Church
Clifton Park Center Road
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John Peck
Hinney
Barney Road
Ruth Carrigan
Richard Snelling
Barney
Snelling
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