Haitian Official Makes Troy Visit
Haitian public health official Dr. George Metellus completed a ten day inspection of Rensselaer County Public Health Department. He praised fly and insect control work by the US Public Health Service and will depart Troy to continue work at the State Health Department in Albany.
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George Metellus
Public Health Department
Flaiti
Renseelaer County
Metellus
University of Minnesota
Duns
Rensselaer County
Public Health Service
Troy
State Health Department
Albany
Two Lansingburg Children Poisoned by Alleged Tablet Candy
Two Lansingburg children Catherine Flynn and Glenda Waller aged about seven were treated after ingesting altroglycerus tablets they believed were candy. Both remained under observation as police investigated the incident involving a toy basket and a refuse can find.
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Lansingburg
Leonard Maepital
Catherine Flynn
Second Avenue
Glenda Waller
Flynn
Catherine
Waltzer
Maxim A. Maya
Walzer
Nicholas J. Padalino
John J. Osterhout
Coleman J. Lyons
Michael J. Kane
Detective, Bureau
Truck Too Large For Streets Of Malone
An investigation shows the Malone Fire Department ordered a 37 foot aerial ladder truck with a 55 foot turning radius, but the street in front of the firehouse is only 48 feet wide. The village board weighs building a new firehouse or canceling the order to fit the street.
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Malone
Troy
Majews Village Board
Troy Fire Department
Glens Falls Man Drowns In Hudson River
Robert Collis, about 6, of Glass Falls, drowned in the Hudson River near South Glens Falls. Gerald Hopkins, 80, of Giena Faille, saw a man swimming toward a floating dock about 250 feet offshore, then disappear. Rescue efforts by Glens Falls police and state troopers followed as coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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Glens Falls
Hudson River
South Glens Falls
Robert Collis
Glass Falls
Shers
Saratoge
Francis A. Mastrianni
Mechanicville
Gerald Hopkins
Giena Faille
Glens Falls Police
Brata Troopera
Peter J. Fitzpatrick
State Police
City plans tax auction of delinquent properties in Troy
City of Troy pursues foreclosure on two parcels over several years. Property at 123th Street and Second Avenue tied to J K P Ping and one at 2831 Sinth Avenue tied to Frederick A Chew. Public auctions begin with unpaid tax amounts. if no bids, city acquires for nominal sum and may sell at appraisal value. Tax-delinquent parcels sold to recover unpaid taxes and clear titles.
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Corporation Counsel's Office of
Troy
123Th Street
Second Avenue
J K.P. Ping
Sinth Avenue
Frederick A Chew
City tax role restored and parcels foreclosed
Municipal records show three vacant parcels facing foreclosure under the Ping premises. Two lots on Hecoad Ave near 128th Street and one on Third Avenue at 120th Street. One parcel on Second Avenue carries unpaid taxes totaling 4.10.88 and another has liens for HAE. The Third Reps ide parcel owed 2,132.90 in back taxes, with a 1631 Sixth premises noted.
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Hecoad Avennue
128Th Street
Third Avenue
120Th Lrest
Second Avenue
Third
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