Summer programs and events in Sand Lake area
Community notices detail a summer cooking program for Sand Lake youths ages 6 to 16 at West Sand Lake Elementary and Averill Park High School, plus tennis clinics, field trips to Dyken Pond, water safety classes, a Little League officer election, a mobile congressional office stop, and a summer soccer clinic for ages 8 to 18, with dates and locations across Sand Lake and Averill Park.
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Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension
Sand Lake
West Sand Lake
Averill Park High School
Congressional Mobile
Ned Pattison
D - Sand Lake
Miller’s Super Market
Grafton Center
Grafton
Historical Society
The
Dyken Pond Conservation Center
Grafton State Park
Town of
Tifft's Beach
Glass Lake
Reichard’s Lake Town
Lois Butterfield
Poestenhill
Mary Broome
Taborton
Taborton Fire Company
Nassau Town Board to Act on Funds and CETA Payroll
Nassau will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting to designate revenue sharing funds for 1977 and transfer 7439.38 for a six month CETA payroll for two employees. A public hearing on fund use. a salary approval for youth department staff. and a report on eight week CETA youths will be discussed.
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Nassau
Nassau Town Board
Nassau Town Hall
Boat launch plan briefing tonight in Rensselaer
The Rensselaer Planning Commission meets at City Hall at 7 30 p m to hear county representatives present their offer for a river boat launch. The county would lease Forbes Avenue beach area for a dollar over five years and improve access with gravel, with few additional services.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer Planning Commission
Rensselaer County
Planning Commission
City Hall
William Murphy
Forbes Avenue
Ballet master Balanchine honored in Saratoga Springs parade
A parade through Saratoga Springs will honor George Balanchine, celebrating his contributions to ballet. The event runs Friday from noon to 3 p.m. starting at Congress Park and ending at Lake Avenue with a float lineup including ballet members, police and fire crews, area dance schools, and the Riverboat Jazz Band.
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Saratoga Springs
George Balanchine
The
New York City Ballet
Congress Park
Lake Avenue
Saratoga Street Arts Program
Saratoga Downtown Association
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Watkin
Balanchine
Ballet
Saratoga
Riverboat
69th birthday winner sweeps Miller's Super Market
Charlotte Kirchert, turning 69, won an eight minute shopping spree worth 392.79 at Miller's Super Market in West Sand Lake after entering six times in a Community State Bank sweepstakes. Bystanders cheered as she filled carts with ham turkey and coffee, then planned a turkey dinner for her family. The bank granted two extra minutes for her glee.
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Charlotte Kirchert
Brunswick
Miller's
West Sand Lake
Mornig
Community State Bank
Miller's Super Market
Joe Quillinan
Stock Lane project fears eased by planning board decision
About 20 residents attended East Greenbush planning board to oppose a ten lot Stock Lane development near Red Mill Road. Officials said the project was reduced to nine lots and claims of water and sewage risk were addressed with assurances from the county health department and public works chief. The board asked for revised plans by Friday and postponed other property division items to a July meeting.
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East Greenbush
Planning Board
Stock Lane
Red Mill Road
Claude Rounds
County Health Department
Rensselaer County Health Department
Rounds
Robert Angelini
Dalbec
Cullen Minor
Dunn-Kelly
Old Best Road
Partition Street
East Greenbush Board Takes No Action on Teliska Bus Stop Issue
East Greenbush School Board did not decide on a parent's request to reroute the Teliska Avenue stop citing no recommendation before them. The district’s transport chief noted no accidents and warned the change would add about six miles daily. The board approved equal employment and educational opportunity resolutions and discussed revised free and reduced lunch income scales.
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East Greenbush
Teliska Avenue
John Hedden
Clinton Heights
Residents oppose sewer district access to Snyder's Lake roads
Wynantskill area residents gathered to present to the North Greenbush Town Board tonight. They oppose transferring lake access roads to the sewer district citing loss of public lake access by a Leslie Avenue pumping station. A 200 plus sign petition led by Daniel Sorensen urges reopening and proper paving of two main roads, with graveled sides and clearly defined boundaries.
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Wynantskill
Synder’s Lake
VFW
North Greenbush
Sewer
Leslie Avenue
Daniel Sorensen
North
Port of Albany to be improved despite omitted state funds
Albany officials plan to raise $6.5 million through bonds after the state legislature declined a supplemental budget for port upgrades. Ted Southworth of the Albany Area Chamber cites OSHA deadlines and a likely November bond issue as alternatives. The grain elevator at the port must modernize by May 1 to remain in operation, with Cargill leasing the facility since 1932. Police investigate a separate theft of a $20 motorcycle chain in East Greenbush.
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East Greenbush
Albany
Columbia Turnpike
State Bank of Albany
Ted Southworth
Albany Area Chamber of Commerce
Albany Port Authority
Southworth
OSHA
Park Avenue
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Mary Snyder
Tammy Farinella
Eileen Reardon
Linda Gunderman
Little League
Twin Town
Little League Women’s Auxiliary
Patricia Angrisano
Thais Road
Averill Park
Averill Park School
Rocco Montesano
Joseph Furry
Lawrence Smith
Willian Cushing
Diane J. Burns
Reading
Eleanor Reynolds
Rose Toussaint
Lynette Werger
Carol Novak
Reichard’s Lake
Mary Hill
Mobile
Larry Roberts
Rensselaer County Tax Service
State Equalization Board
Broadway
Caroline Street
By Mary Hilt
Kircherts
Brushwick
the Bank
By Betty Groner
Tenlot
Red Mill Estates
William McDonald
Steck Lane
Angelini
Ted Mulberry
Dan Street
David F. Palma, Jr
Teliska
Dale Fanning
East View
Oak and Grove Streets
Snyders Lake
Ae UK
Port of
Cargill, Inc
Indianapolis, Ind
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