Siena’s Father Hugh Lives Among Students at Siena College
Rev. Hugh F. Hines, president of Siena College, quietly lives in a two room dorm suite in Plassmann Hall as students flood his room seeking informal chats. The Schenectady native keeps his door open and says the arrangement helps him stay in touch with campus life and pulse of student concerns.
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President at Troy college blends with students in informal era
Father Hugh, college president, spends time counseling freshmen and joining student activities. He sleeps in the campus friary sometimes and attends mass on the floor. Students praise his approach while noting minimal complaints about college life and governance.
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Bridges '76 training starts three Wednesdays at Calvary
The Inter-Church Council sponsors Bridges '76 sessions on three consecutive Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the Fireside Room to study social concerns through scripture and theology and to train attendees to teach others. Reservations via St. Pauls Church. Also notes on Judith Nicosia a soprano guest artist at Calvary.
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Halfmoon officials warn of lost federal funds over miswritten town
Town Supervisor John Dudek and Town Clerk Dorothy Breski warn that residents may list Clifton Park on tax returns, reducing Halfmoon’s share of revenue sharing. With Clifton Park mailing addresses affecting 15 000 residents after a post office shift, many new movers risk misidentifying their town.
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Clifton Park man pleads guilty to assault
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