Clifton Park Fights Mohawk Campus Access Rights
Clifton Park residents clash with Mohawk campus supervisors over winter access to a private 2X-acre site off Northway Exit 8. Officials note rising university use since July, sparking disputes over maintenance and public skating and tobogganing on adjacent state land along the Barge Canal.
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Mohawk Campus
Northway Exit 8
Albany State University Auxiliary Service
Clifton Park
Donald McQuay
Mohawk
Leonard Frederick
Albany State University
Frederick
Cngries McCloskey
State Department of Transportation
McCloskey
Northway
Bob Gauvreau
Crescent Estates
Brian Mar
Stillwater kindergarten registration and public health steps
The Stillwater Central School district sets kindergarten registration for Feb 1 and Feb 8 with Dr. John Vinett evaluating at 9 a.m. in the high school health suite. Immunization requirements and birth or baptismal certificates are needed. clinics are set for Feb 17, Mar 17, and Apr 14. Latham Community Players seek 20 residents and a dog for Mating Dance. open auditions Feb 1 and 3 at Forts Ferry School.
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John Vinett
New York
Latham
Forts Ferry School
Forts Ferry Road
Legion dinner announced by Henry Cornell Post
The Henry Cornell American Legion Post plans a Past Commanders and Old Timers dinner on February 7 at 7 p m. Details will follow. The notice also lists community updates from Malta Ridge and Round Lake fire companies, church groups, and local waste paper drives.
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Henry Cornell American Legion
Malta Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
Round Lake Hose Company
Paul Robinson
Fred Sievers
First Baptist Annual Meeting
First Baptist Church
Ballston Spa
Sheriff warns contact jail visits pose safety risks
The New York State Sheriff's Association challenges state rules requiring in person contact visits at county jails saying metal detectors cannot prevent smuggling of knives drugs alcohol and weapons. A court action is filed with Judge Roger Miner and five sheriffs have joined.
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New York State
State Sheriff's Association
Albany
New
New York
State Commission of Corrections
The
Sheriff's Association
Commission
Quality Inn
Association
Pennsylvania
Dave Eno
Peter R. Kehoe
State Supreme Court
Roger Miner
Kehoe
Prostitution Suspects Admit Lesser Charges in Colonie
Four women were arrested on prostitution charges in Colonie. Two pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined $100, while two others pleaded not guilty and posted $100 bail. Names include Valerie Gorman and Marilyn Scott, both fined. Lorene Bosco and Linda Newsome await public defender representation. Court adjourned amid confusion over reporter access.
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Colonie
Colonie Town
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University
Halfmoon
McQuay
Cinkiewicz
Martindale
Mull
Ata
Ndergarten Registration
Stillwater Central School
Anthony Caruso
Legion
Nelson Elliott
Church
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
Suport
Park Plaza
Grand Union
Route 50
Saratoga Springs
Cooperative Extension Center
Church St
Church Council
Judy Mundell
Norma Dunkelbarger
Rolf Medal
Merle Olmsted
Larry Dunkelbarger
Gene Kenyon
Bob Piester
Diane Piper
Barbara Roll
Ruth Parham
Shirley Melander
CABA
Pat Clark
Preston Clark
Alice Lattimore
Jerry Faber
Dennis Ulery
Donald Mundell
Grace Conklin
Peg Merrill
Loretta Fitzgerald
Vi Cox
June Kenyon
Florence Cerny
Carol Medal
Tom Mithen
Marolyn Ulery
Marilyn Albertin
Jim Morshan
Gary Smith
Carol Waldron
Walis
Round Lake Women's Improvement Society
Library Hall
Jean Kosinski
Alice Hobbs
Spapers
Dorothy Northrup
Round Lake
Jane Hill
MechanicVille Women's Republican Club
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Marie Rinaldi
First Baptist
Ministry of Music
Carl Waldron
Soul
Joy
Missionary Committee
Board of Christian Education
Lantern Lodge
John Osuch
Joseph Lewis
John Linebarger
Town OF
Malta
Badston Spa
Larry Roberts
Pete Fischetti
Court
Valerie Gorman
Red Mill Road
Rensselaer
Marilyn Scott
Salone
Phillip Caponera
Lorene Bosco
Summit Ave
Schenectady
Linda Newsome
Raymond Hahn
Colonie Police Department
Hahn
Caponera
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