Republican Choice Secures Town Planning Board Secretary Post
East Greenbush Planning Board, after ruling it can hire its own staff, voted 4 to 3 to appoint Connie Crane as secretary-clerk amid partisan tension. Earlier, Lori Taylor’s duties were replaced. former chair Arthur Quinn opposed the move, and Goodyear shop plans faced zoning concerns before go-ahead under supervision.
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East Greenbush
Planning Board
Connie Crane
Howard L. Goff Middle School
Lori Taylor
Michael van Voris
Michael Wachelder
Taylor
Crane
Arthur Quinn
James A. Coon
Goodyear
East Greenbush Board of Appeals
Potholes Plague Rensselaer Streets Driving Residents Up
Patrolman George Harwood notes ongoing pothole fixes in Rensselaer as William Smith, public works commissioner, cites frequent calls from residents. Weather triggers pothole formation with freeze thaw cycles, rain and traffic aggravating breaks. Contractors adding water pipes and sewer lines also create holes.
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William Smith
Public Works
East Greenbush Babe Ruth Registration Held This Saturday
East Greenbush Babe Ruth League hosts its second and final registration Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Howard L. Goff Middle School. Boys in the East Greenbush district born before Aug 1 1963 or on or after Aug 1 1980 qualify. Bring birth certificate and at least one parent. relatives are not accepted. Fee is 10 dollars per boy or 15 dollars for all eligible brothers.
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East Greenbush
Howard L. Goff
North Greenbush
Nassau and
Schodack
Hot Line column offers reader help and fairness help
Frank Sherry outlines a recurring Hot Line column in The Times Record Troy New York. Readers are invited to write with name address and phone for confidential help or to offer assistance.
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Times
Troy
N.Y
Global Menu Club
Lee Rogers
Miss Trojan
Capitol Cable TV schedule delays upset hilltop residents
Readers report Capitol Cablevision has not set a timeline for bringing cable to a Boght Road hilltop area across from St. Colman's Home. The article notes Watervliet mail and North Colonie taxes, with nearby Watervliet cable service as a contrast.
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Capitol Cable TV Co
Boght Road
St. Colman
North Colonie
Watervliet
Capitol Cablevision Systems, Inc
Hudson
Defensive Driving Course Offered by East Greenbush District
The East Greenbush adult education division will run four two hour Defensive Driving courses in February and March, 7 to 9 p.m. at Columbia High School. Michael Dorgan teaches the sessions sponsored by the National Safety Council. An extension offers the course to 30 Ichabod Crane bus drivers in Columbia County with Albert V. Hanley leading.
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East Greenbush
Columbia High School
The
National Safety Council
Michael Dorgan
Ichabod Crane
Columbia County
Albert V. Hanley
Valatie
Harrigan Declares Candidacy For 41st Senate Seat
Rensselaer County Legislator Joseph E. Harrigan announced his bid for the 41st Senatorial District seat held by Douglas Hudson. He spoke at Harrigan's Laundry in Troy about cutting high government costs and reducing county property taxes through revenue reallocation and tax incentives. Supporters at the event included county officials and board of elections staff.
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Rensselaer County
Joseph E. Harrigan
Douglas Hudson
Castleton
Harrigan
Ninth Street
Troy
Joseph Manupella
Leo W. Hope
Alson J. Spain
Thomas Witowski
James Ryan
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Police Reports in Rensselaer Highlight Two Arrests and Theft
RENSSELAER two arrests headline the recent police reports. Terri Mallory of 20 Rensselaer Street faces petty larceny charges from Joys Department Store and was released to her mother Joy Decuri. Anthony Angelo Faresta of 1045 First Street is held on a second degree assault warrant issued by City Court Judge Thomas Delaney. A small industrial fire outside building 15 in the Winthrop Laboratory complex caused minimal damage and was extinguished quickly. A theft at Burn's Express on First Avenue involved four radio base units valued at 179.95 and four cartons of candy whose value is unknown. Edward Jubrey, 65 Broadway, was the victim of a hit and run on the Dunn Memorial Bridge entrance ramp. the other driver is unidentified.
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Terri Mallory
Rensselaer Street
Joys Department Store
Joyce Decuri
Anthony Angelo Faresta
First Street
Faresta
Thomas Delaney
Burn’s Express
First Avenue
Richard Guilford
Edward Jubrey
Broadway
Dunn Memorial Bridge
Jubrey
Alcohol Tips For The Parent Ninth in a series
Parents should assess teen drinking calmly and factually. Listen to the teen, model moderate use, and avoid scare tactics. Discuss causes, seek help if needed, and maintain honesty to build trust. Treat alcohol abuse as a solvable issue with supportive guidance.
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Wachelder
Mrs. Taylor
Malcolm Bell
Joseph Davidson
John Bliss
Richard Gertzel
Theodore Miller
Wacholder
Gary Kearns
Saratoga Associates
Joseph Murphy
David King
Smith and Mahoney
Goodyear Automotive
Route 9
Hughes Grammel
Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning
Kitty Lane
Glaz Realtor Company
Rensselaer
C.W. McKeen
George Harwood
Smith
Winthrop Chemical Company
Riverside Avenue
Columbia Street
Babe Ruth
Frank Sherry
D.j.nicoll
North Colovlet
Colvin Ave
Albany
Lansingburgh
Suiet
C.D.S
Cohoes
Grafton
Massachusetts
L.P.S. — Petersburg
Hoosick Falls
Robert A. Quietmeyer
Senate
By Bill Fagan
Gary Malone
Democratic
Edward McDonough
Winthrop Laboratory
Winthrop Employes
Associated Press
Alton Blakeslee
Brian Sullivan
By Alton Blakeslee
Frank Seixas
National Council On Alcoholism
Dr. Seixas
Patricia O'Gorman