Puzzle No 1155 Deadline 5 P M July 26
Puzzle No 1155 presents clues across and down with pairings of words chosen to fit themes. Readers fill the grid by selecting the correct option for each clue, including names like Unicorn and Uniform and terms like Salve and Salvo.
Coinword Puzzle ContesT Rules Publication
The Times Record announces rules for the weekly COINWORD contest. Eligible entrants exclude The Times Record employees and relatives. Submissions must arrive by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, with multiple entries allowed. prizes are $25 weekly, divided if ties, with a single winning solution. Entries become property of the paper.
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18 year old charged in Price Chopper damage case
An 18 year old woman, Jackie Piroli, was charged with fourth degree criminal mischief after a late night incident near Price Chopper. Police say night manager reported damage at 12:05 a.m. and a warrant was issued. she was released to await Thursday court at City Hall.
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Mechanicville Fire Department wins best appearing honor
Mechanicville Fire Department earned best appearing apparatus and crew in standard dress at the Hudson Mohawk Volunteer Firemen s Association parade in Colonie last weekend.
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Approval Granted for Maple Hill Road Lot Project
Schodack Planning Board gave final approval to an 11 acre plan creating 9 lots on Maple Hill Road near Old Post Road. Two tentative approvals were granted for private-name subdivisions pending public hearings on August 1.
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Rensselaer Board Approves New Discipline Policy
The Rensselaer School Board, with input from parents and staff, approves a new discipline policy effective in September at Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School. The principal becomes final authority on internal discipline with an ongoing discipline committee and reports to police for serious illegal acts.
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Rensselaer policemen face job fate in court ruling
Three officers Richard Buono Vincent Farrell and James Cox risk losing their jobs after the Rensselaer City Civil Service Commission challenged their vision tests. Judge Robert Sise’s office expects the case documents to reach attorneys today as arguments focus on uncorrected vision at the time tests were given.
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Rensselaer offers home repair bids under NIP program
Neighborhood Improvement Program administrator Michael Padula says weekly bids open on Monday or Tuesday for four current jobs including siding roofing porch construction and interior renovation. Contractors from Cohoes Waterford Rensselaer and Troy bid for city work while one contractor handles three NIP jobs. Police investigate a 1400 fire at 53 Columbia St car wash
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Wynantskill Fire Department launches fund drive with coin cards
Wynantskill Fire Department volunteers distributed coin cards to Fire District 1 residents as part of the annual fund drive to support Van Rensselaer Manor North Greenbush Ambulance Association youth programs and emergency services. Ecards pickup dates are Aug 9 16 and 23. volunteers log about 5100 hours in the past year.
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Vandalism Damages Washington Street Building and Vehicles
Police report details weekend vandalism on Washington Street with thermal windows valued at 156 dollars broken and vehicle tires worth 350 dollars slashed. The incident was recorded at 8 15 a.m. Monday.
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Carey ponders bill opening police files
Albany Assembly passed a bill tightening the state Freedom of Information law to open internal police and public safety investigation files. If signed by Gov. Hugh Carey, effective Jan. 1 next year, it would make all internal investigation files public unless disclosure would jeopardize life or property, interfere with investigations, reveal informants, or affect trials.
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