Rensselaer Eyes Municipal Pool on East Street Site
City officials and the Youth Bureau weigh replacing the 1930s East Street wading pool with a new municipally funded pool. Funding could come from the federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, with application possible by June and construction likely by 1980.
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Rensselaer
East Street
Sent
Mink
Connie Reilly
City Youth Bureau
Peter Finn
NIP
Ms. Reilly
John Barkovitch
Saratoga Capital Park Commission
State Office of Parks and Recreation
Bureau of
Finn
Recreation program events and community notices in Rensselaer
Rensselaer recreation events include finals for one on one and spot shooting basketball on July 29 at East Street playground. A July 27 north end against south end whiffle ball game tops the schedule along with tennis entries July 25 to Aug 5.
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City of Rensselaer
East Street
Albany Catholic Youth Association, Inc
Philip Street
Albany
N.Y
Rensselaer Council
Knights of Columbus
Council
Washington Avenue
Manor Drive
Tom Farrell
Recycling resumes for glass in Sand Lake Poestenkill
Glass will be accepted for recycling in Sand Lake and Poestenkill with color sorted containers for green brown and clear glass. Remove metal lids do not bag shipments and place glass loose in provided bins.
Ice cream facts and serving tips from local extension
The Times Record presents an editor's note and health tips from Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension. It covers ice cream nutrition, labeling standards, storage, and serving guidance to improve enjoyment and safety.
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Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension
Help Wanted for Cake-a-Gram and Repair Tips
Readers seek contacts for a Cake-a-Gram service and Navarre wristwatch repairs. They ask for addresses and phone numbers, plus updates on a Miracle Painter, Toonerville Trolley buyer, and bee problem solutions. Also note a free Consumer Information Center booklet on thrifty meals.
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Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Col
Community notices and charity events across Rensselaer County
Ed of Wynantskill supports Rensselaer County Search and Rescue with old papers. Mary B of Rensselaer receives a poster for her Texas grandson. Aluminum goes to Averill Park and West Sand Lake sites. other recycling ends at local churches. Historical Society hosts Aug 8 talk on Colonial costumes at Church of the Covenant. Next to New Shop supports neighbors in need.
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Ed of
Wynantskill
Rensselaer County Search and Rescue, Inc
Averill Park
West Sand Lake
Church of the Covenant
Salem United Methodist Church
Poestenkill Town
Historical Society
The
Sand Lake
Cub Scout
Bit'n Spurs Horse Show Honors Winners at West Sand Lake
Winners listed include Jack Joslin Barbara Lavernois Lisa Freed and Krista Heck at the Bit'n Spurs Horse Club show held at the club arena in West Sand Lake. It was the second of four shows this summer with next event scheduled for 10 a.m. August 14 at the Bit'n Spurs Arena on Rabie Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynantskill
Jack Joslin
Barbara Lavernois
Lisa Freed
Krista Heck
Bit'n Spurs Horse Club
West Sand Lake
Bit'n Spurs
Rabie Road
Heat Does Not Dampen Corn and Hay Crops Yet
In Rensselaer County crops mostly resist heat with corn looking good and hay supply likely reduced this season. Associate agent Thomas Kilcer notes harvest will reveal heat impact after the critical period ends August 1 and that last year’s wet season may influence current conditions.
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Thomas Kilcer
Rensselaer County
Kilcer
Dedrick Selected by Democrats for North Greenbush Town Supervisor
Dedrick chosen by the North Greenbush Democratic committee at July meeting chaired by James Germano at the North Greenbush American Legion Post. The group cited his town work and tax collector service for Wynantskill Common School District. Incumbent Robert Baker notes Republicans have no candidate but eye the race.
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North Greenbush
William L. Dedrick
The
Democratic Committee of
James Germano
American Legion
Dedrick
Wynantskill Common
Robert Baker
Republican Party
Police probe fire that destroyed Berlin home
Investigators from the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department pursue a probe into an early morning blaze on Community Avenue Berlin that destroyed a 14 room house next to the Berlin Fire Department. Police say an intruder kicked in the rear door and fled with antiques and household items. No injuries were reported.
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Berlin
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
Community Avenue
Teenager Arrested In Grand Larceny Case In Colonie
A 16 year old boy was arrested on Central Avenue in Colonie on a grand larceny charge connected to a car theft from a K Mart parking lot. The youth was arraigned before Justice Patrick T Maney and remanded to Rensselaer County Jail pending a public defender appointment.
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East Greenbush
Central Avenue
Colonie
K - Mart
Patrick T. Maney
Rensselaer County
Albany man charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing
George R. Ward of 301 Ontario Street Albany was arrested at Columbia and Washington Avenue at 4 am Wednesday on charges of disorderly conduct and obstructing government administration. Officer Michael Heller made the arrest and Ward was held in lieu of $500 bail.
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Rensselaer
George R. Ward
Ontario St
Albany
Columbia
Washington Avenue
Burglary Charged in Wynantskill Service Station Case
Rensselaer Wayne M. Pinho of Wynantskill was arrested by Patrolman Alfraedo Primero in front of 02 Walker Sr. on burglary third degree charges at a Columbia Street service station. He was released on $500 bail pending trial in Rensselaer County Court.
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Rensselaer
Wayne M. Pinho
Wynantskill
Alfraedo Primero
Walker Sr
Columbia Street
Pinho
Rensselaer County Court
Conservative Party Caucus for Nassau Candidates Aug 1
The Nassau Conservative Party will select candidates at a caucus on August 1 at 7 30 p m at the residence of Gerald J Mahoney AD 2 Box 406 Nassau Only enrolled party members may participate in the caucus.
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Nassau
Conservative Party
Gerald J. Mahoney
Box
Rensselaer drug suspects receive life terms
Two Rensselaer residents Susan Kellar and Steven Benedetto were sentenced in Rensselaer County Court to life terms after pleading guilty to third degree criminal sale of a controlled substance Demerol. Each received a minimum term of one year. A third suspect, Richard Harbeck, also admitted selling Demerol to undercover officers in Sand Lake May 3.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Susan Kellar
Riverside Ave
Steven Benedetto
Lake Viery Ave
Don G. Cholakis
Ira Mendleson III
Miss Kellar
Richard W. Harbeck
East St
Sand Lake
Cornword Puzzle No 1154 Produces 10 Semifinalists
The Cornword Puzzle No 1154 selects 10 semifinalists who must identify five key words to win a jackpot of 1400 dollars. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. Semifinalists include the Cournoyer Boys Watervliet Richard Dowd Wynantskill L Ford Troy Hill Latham Leon G Foster Stillwater Henry Grimaldi Albany M Martin Troy Evelyn J Small Troy John F Tanchak Green Island Tony Zdonic Troy
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the Cournoyer Boys
Watervliet
Richard Dowd
Wynantskill
L. Ford
Troy
H. Hill
Latham
Leon G. Foster
Stillwater
Henry Grimaldi
Albany
M. Martin
Evelyn J. Small
John F. Tanchak
Green Island
Tony Zdonic
Youth charged with mischief at Cordial Greens Country Club
A 16 year old from Rensselaer was arrested at 5 a.m. Thursday at Cordial Greens over criminal mischief and trespass after a golf cart was seen on the course. Police kept the youth’s name confidential, citing youthful offender rules governing 16 to 18 year olds. The youth was turned over to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodack
Rensselaer
Cordial Greens Country Club
East Greenbush
Scanner theft probed in Rensselaer car break-in
RENSSELAER police investigate theft from a car on Sixth Street between 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. A police scanner valued at $200 and an emergency blue light valued at $40 were taken, according to reports.
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Rensselaer — Rensselaer
Sixth Street
Strike vote by phone workers over Bell offer
About 770000 telephone workers authorized the national union to call a nationwide strike if no acceptable contract is reached. Members voted 4 to 15 in Troy Local of the Communications Workers of America. The offer included wage hikes up to 6 percent now plus 2.5 percent in each of the next two years and cost of living protections up to 5 percent in two years.
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Washington
Bell System
Thomas Carter Jr
Troy
Communication Workers of America
Communications Workers of America
Charles Dynes
Dynes
John W. Shaughnessy
Telecommunications International Union
Shaughnessy
Cwa
Telecommunication Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bell
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Joseph P. Mink
Health Department
Price Chopper
Hudson
Rensselaer’ Girls Club
James Bayley
Robert Buckley
St. Joseph’s Church
3Rd St
Joyce
Kenneth A. Rider
Broadway
Rensselaer Board of Education
Rensselaer Senior Citizens Center
Church of the Redeemer
Third
Catherine Streets
Inge Etsy
Grafton State Park
Fort Craile
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Beebe
Astor Hotaling
Arnold Schultz
John Evenson
Robert Schmidt
Edward Leeson
Stephanie Szeichan
NAVY
Fred A. Nardacci
Theodore Nardacci
Fifth St
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church of
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hoosick St
Roland J. Brown
Paul J. Soprano
John Soprano Sr
Second St
U.S. Army Non
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Roman Catholic
Marion Lodge
Tekakwitha
Pyramid Lake
George Venter
Poestenkill
Artistic Lounge
Mall West
Route 66
Hallett’s Mobil
Times Record
ICE Cream
Mannamith
Western Union
P. S
Hoosick Falls
Navarre
Mrs. J
Mr. H. R., Latham
Helen
H. C
Mary B
Pete
Texas
Hartmuller
Arthur H. Hartmuller
Bayberry Drive
Sunset Hills
Castleton
Schodack Town Board
Schodack Town
Republican Committee
Edward Swartz
Schodack Zoning Board of Appeals
Shrine Cyprus Temple of
Schodack Republican Club
State Education Department
Catskill
Hillsdale
East Syracuse
Jan Young of
Monsey
Rosemarie Toussaint
Eleanor Reynolds
John F. Ray
Taborton
Mary
Democrats
Ernest Winn
Pittsfield, Mass
Michael Heller
Conservative
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