Shenendehowa Budget Sees 2.75 Tax Rate Hike
Shenendehowa district would levy an $2.75 per $1,000 assessment increase to preserve current programming and staffing, an 18.3 percent rise, as business manager Michael Giaquinto outlined a rough draft for next year. He noted potential state aid changes under Gov Carey and uncounted CSEA raises, with a projected budget climb from $17.4 million to $18.56 million if recommendations hold.
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Malta — Shenendehowa
Michael Giaquinto
Change
Giaquinto
Hugh Carey
Carey
State Education Department
Third Grade Learning Center Showcases Creative Phonics
Seven Shenendehowa school board members attended a Change Elementary School demonstration of a new third grade learning center. Students used alliteration and phonics games to reinforce lessons while board members engaged in activities like a complete sentences challenge and a metric lesson using a cardboard monster. The district plans a Feb 1 and 10 information meeting as budget figures suggest potential tax rate implications.
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Shenendehowa School
Change
Mary
Edwin Dunmire
Albany
Rocco
Albany City
New York State Department of Labor
Spaghetti supper benefits Troop 364 and community youth programs
Senior Girl Scout Troop 364 hosts the fifth annual spaghetti supper at Jonesville United Methodist Church with 5 6 and 7 pm servings. Proceeds fund ski trips and spring camping while volunteers aid local groups like the Saratoga County Animal Welfare League and Christmas bloodmobile efforts. Also details on a Schenectady lottery style puzzle semifinalists and a YMCA volleyball and family swim schedule in Clifton Park and Mechanicville area.
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Jonesville United Methodist Church
Main Street
Jonesville
Saratoga County
Saratoga County Animal Welfare League
Saratoga Springs
Editor's Note column invitation for readers in Times Record
This Sunday Wednesday and Friday column invites readers to submit research requests to The Times Record in Troy New York. It asks for name address and phone and promises a reply after research is completed.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Readers aid on non-driver IDs and local requests for help
A Troy reader suggests using a Sheriff’s ID card as proof of identity for non drivers after NYS DMV said no non-driver ID exists. The column also shares tips on eyeglass reuse programs, old postcard finds, Glockenspiel hunts, and local assistance for records from Albany programs.
Democrats map election plan for Schuylerville Victory Mills
The Southern Saratoga County Democratic Committee met at the Knights of Columbus Home to discuss March 15 elections in Schuylerville and Victory Mills. Caucuses are set for Feb. 16 at Schuylerville Town Hall and Victory Mills Community Center. Incumbents Michael Nolan Kenneth Savage Paul Hutzky Terry Wilson Thomas Lloyd and Robert Carr hold four or two year terms expiring April 4. Potential candidates must be enrolled Democrats and contact a committeeman or Barney Villa. The group also plans a Feb. 6 meeting at the K of C Home. Ruth Pechette hosted Pinochle with prize winners Grace Martinovich and Theresa Zerwick.
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Dorothy Breski
Halfmoon
Halfmoon Town Hall
Old Route 146
Clifton Park
Schuylerville
Town of
Ferry Street
Victory Mills
Democratic Party
Barney Villa
Michael Nolan
Kenneth
Terry J. Wilson
Thomas Lloyd
Robert Carr
Wilson
Lloyd
Democratic Committee
K of C
Ruth Pechette
Grace Martinovich
Theresa Zerwick
Mechanicville Woman Burned In Fire At Home
A Mechanicville fire injured Mary Ann Guiles 17 as a blaze sparked by a fireplace damaged the first floor and caused smoke and water damage to the second floor. Four mutual aid companies assisted Hillcrest Fire Department. Guiles was treated at Leonard Hospital and released.
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Mary Ann Guiles
High St
Hillcrest Fire Department
Miss Guiles
Leonard Hospital
Troy
John Ahern
Halfmoon
Mechanicville
West Crescent
Clifton Park
Hillcrest
Sheriff's Department
Francis Guiles
Knights of Columbus elect officers in Clifton Park
In Clifton Park the newly formed Knights of Columbus council named Rev Daniel D. Hogan Council No. 6862 after the late Ballston Lake priest. Officers elected include Grand Knight Joseph O'Connor and Deputy Grand Knight Matthew Keehan with a meeting schedule of the second and fourth Tuesday each month.
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Daniel D. Hogan
Father Hogan
Cohoes
Our Lade of Grace
Ballston Lake
Joseph O'Connor
Matthew Keehan, Jr
James O'Brien
Edmund Monaghan Jr
John Chevalier
Terence Curran
James M. O'Brien
William Baird
Robert Azdarwin
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Shenendehowa
Civil Service Employer Association
CSEA
Arthur Boynton
Malta
Thailand
Alice Culver
Bittell
Ed Rodger
Rodger
Mary Brown
Ed Carley, Troy
L. Ford
D. Sarauw
Connie F. Wilkinson
Ruth Carrigan
Lise Hesse
Schenectady
The
Southern
Orenda Gymnasium
Cindy Swadba
Mechanicville High School
P.O
Joanne Smith
State
Motor Vehicle Department
New York State
Waterford
New England
M. M
Q. I
Mrs. N. D. — Troy
Light Conservation Society
New York
Eastern Ave
N. Y
New Eyes For
Tam
Albany Manpower Training Center
Columbia St
E. S
Eagle Bridge
Pruyn Hill
Mary Ann
C.W. McKeen
Knights of Columbus
Saratoga Lake
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