Albany SLA probes SPF license transfer and affiliation
Albany hearing into SPF Restaurant Corp a Latham owned group faces possible license revocation under Section 111 for making its liquor license available to Newmans Pier III restaurant. Key questions involve management agreements control mortgage ties and whether Newmans operate Pier II as SPF agent or as separate owners.
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Latham
State Liquor Authority
SLA
SPF Corporation
Maurice Towne
Te Stark Insurance Agnecy
Lattiam
SRA
Herbert Rosenstein
SPF
SPF Restaurant Corporation
Pier III
Newman's
Rosenstein
Newmans
Charles Ryan Jr
The
Pier II
Newman's Pier Lil Limited
Michael Greenfeld
Newman Corporation
Leslie Apple
Newman
F. Stanton Ackerman
Ackerman
Apple
James P. Maloney
Newman's Pier 1
Fire at 497 State St leaves five homeless in Albany
A morning blaze at a four story brick building at 497 State St Albany injures four firefighters and a resident. Dominic Perri climbs from a third floor window to 495 State St and is treated at Albany Medical Center. Fire chief Fitzmaurice says the second floor fire caused heavy damage to 497 State St with lighter damage to 495 and 499 State St. Firefighters worked from 11 43 a.m. until 3 30 p.m. to extinguish the flames.
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Albany
State St
Albany Fire Department
Dominic Perri
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Joseph Fitzmaurice
Warren Abiel
Charles Stone
David Peck
Michael Rhatigan
Benedict Labunski
Fitzmaurice
St. Peter’s Hospital
Dorothy Friedman
South Manning Blvd
Tion
C. W
Exhaust McKeen
Arson Ruled in Dipigmat Lounge Fire Colonie
Colonie fire officials ruled the November 24 blaze at 706 Loudon Road in Latiigm arson, with Chief Inspector Ben Carey saying the interior was damaged and the investigation ongoing. No suspects have been named. A separate report notes police arrested a 17 year old in a Locust Lane burglary late Wednesday night.
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Colonie
Loudon Road
Latiigm
Bén Carey
Carey
QLONE
Paice
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Locust Lane Break In
Police say a 17 year old, William Koreman of Albany Shaker Road, was charged with second degree burglary after a Locust Lane residence was found broken into with a back door window broken and snow inside. A Metroland taxi occupant was detained nearby. Residents reported coins stolen and a Hackett Avenue burglary followed by two women posing as neighbors stealing cash.
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William Koreman
Albany Shaker Road
Albany County
Colonie
Hackett Avenue
Colonie Town
Two Watervliet Residents Arrested by Colonie Police
Two Watervliet residents were arrested by Colonie town police at 2 13 a m Thursday in Latham. Brian Hayes 1 119 Third Street Watervliet faced harassment and obscene language charges after a rally in the Rudy s parking lot on Route 9. Wayne Simmons 21 of 619 2ath Street Watervliet faced disorderly conduct charges during the incident. Hayes posted 25 bail Simmons 15. Later Irish Americans in the Capital District plan a Bloody Sunday remembrance in Albany at 3 p m in the park at New Scotland and South Lake Avenues with a vigil and ovation.
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Colonie
Watervliet
Colonie Town
Brian Hayes
Third Street
Rudy's
Route 9
Latham
Wayne Simmons
Albany
Capital
Derry
Northern Ireland
New Scotland
South Lake Avenues
Three Savage Skulls gang members plead guilty to assault
New York AP report says Monserrat Irrizary, Melvin Nunez, and Jorge Pierna admitted second degree assault for a brutal July Bronx hallway attack on a Puerto Rico visitor. Detective Robert Werner funded travel to retrieve the victim and press for testimony, praising police efforts while noting the case still marks only a partial blow to the gang.
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New York
Savage Skulls
Gestapo
Puerto Rico
Robert Werner
Monserrat
Irrizary
Melvin Nunez
Jorge Pierna
Werner
Bronx Dist. Atty
Mario Merola
Merola
Youth Gang Task Force
Bronx
Skulls
Hoods
McGrath elected chairman of panel in Capital District
ALBANY The Capital District Regional Planning Commission elected Thomas McGrath of Poestenkill as chairman and Homer Perkins of Albany as vice chairman on Wednesday. The board also approved three DCJS funding applications totaling about 875000 for fingerprint comparison, outdated material removal, and a uniform crime reporting system.
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Albany
Board of Commissioners of the Capital District Regional Planning Commission
Thomas McGrath
Poestenkill
Homer Perkins
Commission
Division of Criminal Justice Services
DCJS
Strike by state employees looms over pay talks in New York
Albany reports indicate state workers may strike within three months if stalled wage negotiations do not advance. CSEA president Theodore Wenzl warns that lack of movement could push 140000 members to action, with hearings set to begin February 7 as factfinding continues.
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Albany
New York
Theodore Wenzl
Civil Service Employer Association
CSEA
Wenz
Public Employe Relations Board
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Western Ave
Guilderland
Edward and
Linda Newman
Ryan
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SPF All Ready
Irma
J. Connolly
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Greenfeld
Connollys
Donald Bennett
Bennett
Towne
A. Solomon Menter
Syracuse
Menter
Albany Brownstone
Emerick Friedman
C. W. McKeen
Locust Lane
Metroland
Osborne
United States
Hayes
Simmons
McGrath
Rensselaer County
Perkins
Erastus Corning
Edward Weilkind
North Greenbush
Hudson River
Vielkind
Planning Commission
Sandamurthy Thyagarajan
Burns
Robert Burns
Harmanus ~ Bleecker Library
Ralph Knight
Wenzl
Public Access
Hugh Carey
Donald Wollett
Wenal
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