Village workers seek CSEA contract over pay raise
Hoosick Falls village employees push for a formal contract and collective bargaining with CSEA. A vote set for January 18 will decide if CSEA is recognized as their bargaining agent, with initial support high among eligible workers and key supervisory staff debated for union eligibility.
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Hoosick
Civil Service Employes Association
CREA
William RP. Lochner
CSEA
Lochner
Lachner
Hoosick Falls Could Get Off-Track Betting Parlor
Officials in Hoosick Falls discuss a proposed Off-Track Betting parlor with county leaders and village authorities. A preliminary site survey at 16 John Street is noted, with administrative approval needed and public hearings suggested before approval.
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Hoosick Falls
Edward Reutemann
Rensselaer County
Capital District
OTR
Capital District Otb
Reutemann
OTB Corp
OTR Corp
Hoosick Falls Driver Injured and Charged After Vehicle Theft
Hoosick Falls police report Thomas Scarey of 70 Elm Street injured after driving John McGrath's car on West Hoosick Road and crashing into a tree. Scarey faces unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and unlicensed operator charges and is to appear in court January 12. Charles Weir of Bennington was arrested for driving while intoxicated on John Street and posted $50 bail for a January 12 village court appearance.
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Hoosick Falls
Thomas Scarey
Elm St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
John McGrath
High St
West Hoosick Road
Bearey
Putnam Memorial
Charles Weir
John Street
Weir
Crusade for Fire Detection offers detectors at 25.50 in NYC
The Times Record clarifies the Crusade for Fire Detection, Ltd. at 745 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10029 sells smoke detectors for 25.50 covering the item only with no tax or mailing fee noted. The group was started by Charles Evans after a deadly fire. Other reader questions about immigration records are answered with guidance to the INS office in Albany and to contact consulates.
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Newsweek
The
Crusade For Fire Detection, Ltd
New York City
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Charles Evans
A. Qur
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Albany
Office of
Broadway
Good News From The Wagoner Household and Local Help
Readers share small victories from holiday kindness and consumer issues. A Redskins scarf, sharpened knives, refunds for mushroom kits, and a large number of shopping fixes are reported. It also notes a construction warranty limit and bankruptcy inquiry guidance from the U S District Court in Albany.
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Wagoner
Cohoes
Mom
U. S. District Court
Albany
Snowmaking fuels Vermont ski boom during holiday week
Vermont resorts rely on snowmaking as a key business driver during the Christmas to New Year period. Bromley reports a record week with up to 4500 skiers daily and 19 percent higher revenue than last year, while Killington adds snow on 22 trails and sees over 25 percent holiday-week gains. Haystack struggles without apparatus, hoping to open limited runs. Western resorts note good conditions, and Colorado towns report widespread adoption of snowmaking to stay open.
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Montpelier
Bromley
Vermont
Robert Paron
Killington
Sherburne
Foster Chandler
Chandler
Bonnie Lorimer
Haystack
Haytack
Colorado Ski Country USA
Tim Lynch
Colorado
Lynch
Winter Park
Mechanicville District Accused Of Missing Federal Aid
Mechanicville School District faced allegations of mismanagement after failing to apply for Public Law 1874 federal aid over three years. Board member Dr. Paul Loatman accused Superintendent Donald Kearns of negligence for not filing for aid for students in public housing at John S. Moore Homes and for the current year.
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Mechanicville
Paul Loatman
Donald Kearns
John S. Moore
Loatman
Two railroad workers released after Eagle Bridge derailment
Two B and M railroad men injured in Monday derailment near Eagle Bridge were discharged from Mary McClellan Hospital on Wednesday. Charles Nelson, 55, of Tray Road 2 and Anthony Fruci, 50, of Mechanicville, were among those treated after the 9:30 p.m. incident.
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Cambridge
B&m Railroad
Eagle Bridge
Mary McClellan
Charles Nelson
Tray RD 2
Anthony Fruci
Mechanicville
Brunswick
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William Chapones
Charles Browell
John Button
Chapones
Stowe
Button
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Lackner
Laghner
Chapones and
Stowell
Thomas Bass
Department of Public Works
Tion
Joseph Manupella
Hoosick Falla
Donald Hogardus
Raymond Blanchard
Te District Otb
Bogardus
16 John St
Andrick Studio
Church Street
William Andrisk
Andrick
Clark Thorpe
William Ruditis
Manupella
Troy
Rensselaer
Blanchard
OTB
Wynantskill
McGrath
Scarey
Joanne Smith
Times Record
Clifton Park
United States
Heosick Falls
Waldman’s Shoes
C. P
Ion
Legth
F. M
Tray
Frank Pantalgne
State’s Bureau of Consumer Fraud and Protection
Buillder
Gis
Bolton Valley
Department of Education
Kearns
Kearn
Wwe
W. Ambrose
G.P. Beaudoin Jr
Troy Margaret
Curley
Troy A. Pmyterko
Troy R. Peter Elliott Jr
Cropseyville
J. Gregaudis
Troy E. Hall
Waterviset
Erwin Lavare
Castleton
Florence Leach
Olga Lesniak
Jim Long
V. E. Migliore
Nan Moffre
Waterviiet
Mary S. Ormsby
Evelyn J. Small, Troy
Richard Snelling
Supreme Court
Albert
Barney
Snelling
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