Albany judges face undecided punishment for ticket fixings
Albany administrators say the state Commission on Judicial Conduct has not decided on punishment for the more than 250 judges investigated over the past eight months for reducing traffic charges. The commission contends all options remain open, including admonishment, public censure, or suspension.
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Albany
State Commission On Judicial Conduct
The
Times Record
Clifton Park Town
Richard A. Lips
Commission
Death threat over CB radio leads to federal charges
A Saratoga County man, Leo E. Schelling, 29, of Rock City Falls, was arraigned in U.S. District Court on federal charges after an alleged murder threat aired over a citizens band radio. The incident prompted a federal case filed this week.
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Syracuse
Saratoga County
Leo E. Schelling
Rock City Falls
U.S. District
Schelling
Saratoga County Sheriff's Deputies
Coughlin Retires from Saratoga BOCES After Long Service
Saratoga The Saratoga Warren BOCES announces the retirement of George R. Coughlin after a career as Superintendent of Schools administrative assistant and counsel since 1971. Colleagues praise his legal training and ability to connect education and community.
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Saratoga
Saratoga-Warren
Coughlan
BOCES
Myers
Summer schedule and guidance office notes at Schuylerville
Schuylerville Central School guidance office operates on summer hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 daily. Working papers available through the guidance office except the week of Aug 15. Veronica Sherman can be called for appointments. Mechanicville resident Gary Tatro earns Dean’s List at Quinnipiac College with 4.0 average, biology major. The Mechanicville City Band concert continues Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at Tallmadge Park band stand. A card party is set for Friday at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 7:30 p.m.
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Schuylerville
Schuylerville Central School
Veronica Sherman
Mechanicville
Gary Tatro
Edward J. Tatro
Pruyn Hill Road
Quinnipiac College
Hamden
Conn
Tallamdege Park
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
East Greenbush man charged with forgery
East Greenbush police report Greg Lavin of 5 Oakwood Drive was arrested Tuesday at 3:30 PM on second degree forgery, a felony, after a stolen check passed at Record Town Clifton Country Mall. The check was one of about 20 taken in a prior May burglary tied to victim Paul Tryon of Nassau. Lavin was released on $5,000 bail pending court.
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East Greenbush
Greg Lavin
Oakwood Drive
Record Town
Clifton Country Mall
Paul Tryon
Box
Route 20
Nassau
E.W. Girtler
Lavin
Rensselaer Council Advances Notes and Appointments
In a brief 15 minute session the Rensselaer Common Council approved a 15000 note to fund state retirement system costs for city workers and a 13616 note for sewer materials and installation around Partition Street and Broadway. The council also appointed William Pulver to the Cable TV Commission for a five year term and added 2 McNaughton Ave to the tax sale list set for early 1978. A 1974 Rensselaer police car was marked for public auction as beyond economical repair and bids were authorized for 300 tons of rock salt for the public works department.
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Rensselaer
Council
William Pulver
Moch Terrace
Cable TV Commission
Pulver
The
McNaughton Ave
Alex Lombardi
Rensselaer Tax Assessor
Rensselaer Police
Department of Public Works
Rensselaer Council Orders Demolition of Hazardous Property
The Rensselaer Common Council passed a resolution to demolish 1543 First St due to health and safety risks after failing to reach owners Charles and Carmen Humler. City action follows persistent calls by residents and the Neighborhood Improvement Program Monitoring committee.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer Common Council
First Street
First St
Charles
Carmen
Humler
Citizens Advisory Committee
Jobs money boosts youth programs in Southern Saratoga
Ballston Spa officials report about 92 percent of 562 federal youth employment requests funded by CETA. Funds cover Clifton Park Shenendehowa Ballston Spa Burnt Hills Malta Mechanicville Stillwater Waterford and Saratoga town programs with specific site allocations. County eyes Ballston High School reuse and census costs set at about $8500 with 10 000 CETA aid.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
Paul Brown
Malta
Law and Finance Committee
Brown
Comprehensive Employment and Training Administration
Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Town Infirmary
Ing Authority
Department of Public Works
Stillwater
Waterford
Town of Saratoga
Ballston High School
Harry Waring
Corinth
CETA
Federal Health Systems Agency
Kayderass
Saratoga
Mechanicville
Tenendehoe Creek
Town Board Sets Public Hearing On Dog Warden Tickets
A public hearing on enacting a local law to authorize the dog warden to issue and serve appearance tickets will be held at 7 p.m. today at Willow Glen town hall. The 7:30 p.m. town board meeting follows with Merle Ross to discuss the Saratoga district industrial park involving Mechanicville and Stillwater.
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Willow Glen
Merle Ross
Saratoga Board Mills
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Mechanicville Honors Students at Awards Day
Mechanicville middle school recognized students for academic standing at Awards Day. Certificates were awarded to student council officers Peter Ianniello, Mark Verdile, Debra Rogers and Mark Polsinello. Numerous grade six and eighth grade winners received academic, art, music, industrial arts, home economics, health, language arts, science, math and social studies awards.
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Mechanicville
Peter Ianniello
Mark Verdile
Debra Rogers
Mark Polsinello
Marie L. Clempson
Debra LeBlanc
Cynthia Patenaude
Jeffrey Waldron
Margaret Falco
James Hopeck
Mark Phelan
Jeanette Farnell
Angela Tim
Panaro
Rose Sanders Sanders
Linda Stevenson
Tom McBride
Gayle Golden
Deborah Kingsley
Plans for Shenendehowa Class of 1977 college paths
Shenendehowa Central High School's guidance counselor Constance M. Hosterman announced plans for the 640 graduates. About two thirds will pursue higher education with 38 percent in four year colleges and 24 percent in two year programs, nursing schools or other studies. One eighth will study out of state. 220 in-state students will attend SUNY units. Five percent enlist in military programs, two percent may pursue postgrad studies or marriage, two percent undecided, and 27 percent aim for careers in business or vocational fields. An aerobics demonstration is set for Clifton Country Mall with two half hour sessions Friday at 6:30 and 8 p.m. Summer classes run July 11 to August 19 in Clifton Park.
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Shenendehowa Central High School
Constance M. Hosterman
New York State
Eigher
Shenendehowa
Clifton Country Mall
Donald Lawton
Clifton Park
Schuylerville seniors honored for high school achievements
Schuylerville Central High School recognized its graduating seniors for numerous awards and honors. Karen Keeley won multiple prizes including valedictorian, English Key, and several memorial and service awards. Other top honorees included William Clement, Kenneth Bean, Roberta Ellsworth, Teresa Murphy, and Richard Duff among many recipients across academic, music, and leadership categories.
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Schuylerville
Schuylerville Central High School
Karen Keeley
Kenneth Bean
Frank Knight
Madoc Irish
Frank Meuller
Knights of Columbus
Keith Nevins
Ernest J. Coffinger Jr
Loi Johnson
Donna Irish
American Legion Auxiliary
Charlene Alviser
Terry Clark
Lisa Boivin
Diane Tucker
Catherine Schuyler
Richard Duff
Ed Carr
Raymond Sparling
Joanne Macha
Clarence Derby
Plan to buy water for Halfmoon discussed at meeting
Consulting engineer G Alan Cruikshank outlined a blueprint to run a line from Waterford to Halfmoon storage tanks with an urban fire system. The project needs vast funding and State money, with a timeline of one to two years. Residents complained of discolored water and high costs while the town weighs pursuing funding.
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Halfmoon
G. Alan Cruikshank
Waterford
Saratoga County Priority Committee
Cruikshank
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Coughlin
John Richards
Saratoga County Association of Town Superintendents of Highways
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Howard Munson
Mechanicville High School
Niskayuna High School
Rensselaer Council
Saratoga Historical Park
United Church
Fellowship Hall
Silhwater
Scott Morison
Michael
Zierak
Paul Valdeon
Laura Travis
Maria Mignacci
Women's Republican Club of
Dorine Brownell
Police Benevolent Association
Jacquelyn Izzo
Physical Education Department
State University of New York
Armed Services
Ruth Carrigan
William Clement
Karen Wooley
Larry Alheim
Raymond Carey Jr
Old
Saratoga Post American Legion
Robert Stark
Bausch
Glens Fails
Timothy LaVoy
Richard Burton
Racing Cry Chorus of
Saratoga Springs
Alice Sparling
VanDerwercker
Troy Auto Club
Lions Club
Doreen Barton
Thomas A. Hathaway
Darlene Barkman
Zonta Club
Michael Morency
Art
General Schuyler
Tim Coburg
Milton J. Larmon
Adirondack Personnel and Guidance Association
Sandra Bisnett
Gannett Newsboy
Rita Griffin
Jackie Murray
Harold Montgomery
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