Dave Tate's Resurrection to Prison Chaplaincy in Saratoga
Dave Tate, once jailed and described as a reforming hoodlum, is back in prison while also running Lifeline Rehabilitation and serving as assistant chaplain at the Saratoga County jail. He leads a prison ministry, Bible school work, and a coffee house, with Lifeline now circulating about 2,000 copies in nine months.
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David Tate
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Lifeline
Spring St
Tate
Comstock
Elmira Penitentiary
Sherif
Jim Bowen
Dave Tate
Robert Field
Lifeline Rehabilitation
Saratoga Springs
Larry Roberts
Lifeline founder Dave Tate plans renewal amid community drive
The article profiles Dave Tate of Lifeline Rehabilitation and his plans to expand centers across cities, fundraise, and advocate for youth outreach. It notes his upcoming July 31 remarriage to Barbara Tate, the couple's teen daughter Yevette, and the group’s goal of a Lifeline center in every city while stressing cautious use of faith in public programs.
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Tate
Pennsylvania
McDonalds
Ragweed Control Week Declared by Southern Rensselaer Mayor
Mayor Joseph P. Mink proclaimed Ragweed Control Week in Rensselaer urging all residents to inspect their surroundings and destroy ragweed plants to protect public health. He cites hay fever affecting about ten percent of the population and notes ragweed pollen as a major cause of chronic allergy symptoms.
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Columbia County Association For the
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer
Joseph P. Mink
Rash of Minor Accidents Reported in Rensselaer
RENSSELAER reports a series of minor collisions over several days with no injuries. Incidents include a three car crash at 4 10 a m in front of 1430 Broadway involving James P O Flaherty and Marjorie A Sturges and a parked car owned by Thomas J Burgess Jr. A hit run damaged Mary Lou Dunham’s parked car at 1541 Second Ave and another hit in front of 85 Aiken Ave. A separate two vehicle crash occurred near Friendly Tavern at 922 Broadway between Shirley A Morey and Edith T Beauchamp.
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Rensselaer
Broadway
James P. O'Flaherty
Fultonville
Marjorie A. Sturges
Sturges
O'Flaherty
Thomas J. Burgess Jr
Mary Lou Dunham
Second Ave
Aiken Ave
William Gadsden
Aiken
Friendly Tavern
Shirley A. Morey
Herrick St
Edith T. Beauchamp
Suspect Pleads Guilty in East Greenbush Case
In East Greenbush a truck owner alerted police about tampering. Officer Richard Kenner detained Thomas J. Greenlaw, 26, who admitted to two counts of criminal possession of stolen property and one count of attempted petty larceny. He was remanded to Rensselaer County Jail for later sentencing.
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East Greenbush
Richard Kenner
Kenner
Thomas J. Greenlaw
Irving St
Albany
Greenlaw
Rensselaer County
Patrick Murray
Car vandalized for third time in Rensselaer
The Copake man Richard Moschkau reported his car vandalized again at Byrn's Trucking Service Inc on First Avenue. Thwarted thefts included a tackle box worth 85 dollars and a reel 35 dollars. a trunk and passenger window were damaged and a fan, missing from the terminal building, was taken. Over 300 dollars in items were stolen during the July 4 weekend.
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Rensselaer
Copake
Byrn
Trucking Service Inc
First Avenue
Richard Moschkau
Moschkau
4 H Events Weekly Schedule Across Capital District
Cooperative Extension FODAY lists meetings on horse advisory sewing and dog programs. Events include 4 H Little Red Wagon activities at East Street Pool Rensselaer Ahern Apartments Troy and Schaghticoke Fair Grounds. Second camping session opens at Capital District 4 H Camp.
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Tamarac Plaza Project Center
TINC
Eileen Stott Tecza
Ahern Apartments
Frear Park
New York
Cobleskill
East Street
Rensselaer
Eileen Tecza
Washington County Fair Grounds
Troy
Cooperative Extension Board of Directors
Project Center
Mary K. Crocker
Capital District
Japanese beetles attack local gardens in July
July reports show Japanese beetles attacking area gardens with early control reducing damage. Marianne C. Ophardt of the Cooperative Extension Association of Rensselaer County notes adults emerge in June and July, feed on roses and many plants, and lay eggs in July and August.
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Marianne C. Ophardt
Cooperative Extension Association of
Rensselaer County
Smorgasbord Tickets On Sale In Schuylerville
Tickets are on sale for the annual Smorgasbord sponsored by the Schuylerville Methodist Church to be held at the church on July 17 with continuous servings from 5 to 7 p.m. The menu includes cold cuts cheeses baked beans hot meat dishes salads homemade rolls desserts and beverages.
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Schuylerville
Fire causes minor damage at vacant gas station
Police say a fire at the former Taylor Mobil station on 312 Columbia St in Rensselaer caused minor damage to the vacant gas station. They discovered the blaze about 8 09 p m as firefighters from Truck One and Pumpers One and Three fought the flames and remained on scene until 8 37 p m.
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Columbia St
Taylor Mobil
Rensselaer Fire Department
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