Five New CETA Workers Hired by Hoosick Falls Village
Hoosick Falls hires five new highway department workers under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act. The five will aid the sidewalk project and their salaries are funded by CETA, costing the village nothing. Two earlier highway workers were laid off after the board’s economy move. those men left on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Highway Department
Donald Bogardus
CETA
Bogardus
Maria Mastropietro to Sing With SPAC Potsdam Chorus
Mechanicville resident Maria F Mastropietro joins the 250 member Potsdam Chorus for three week season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The chorus will perform with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy on Aug 11 for Beethoven’s Ninth. The next night Copland’s Old American Songs will be performed with Copland conducting. Aug 17 features excerpts from Prokofiev’s War and Peace with Sarah Caldwell directing. Aug 18 Beethoven Mass in C conducted by Robert Shaw marks first appearances with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Mechanicville
Philadelphia Orchestra
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Eugene Ormandy
Aaron Copland
Sarah Caldwell
Prokofiev
Robert Shaw
Beethoven
Caldwell
Shaw
Saratoga - Potsdam
Grand jury to hear details in Brant shooting
Chittenden County officials said a grand jury will hear next week the fatal police shooting of Donald Brant, a 44 year old Rhode Island murder convict killed during his capture at St Albans. Police described Brant dying from a single shotgun blast to the right side. Two other prison escapees, Peter Mulholland and Philip Creaser, were taken into custody.
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Burlington, Vt
Chittenden County
Francis Murray
St. Albans Correctional Center
Esesse
Donald Brant
Brant
Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Peter Mulholland
Peabody
Mass
Philip Creaser
St. Johnsbury
Murray
Richard Snelling
Help Column Offers Reader Research in The Times Record
The Times Record in Troy New York invites readers to submit frames, addresses and questions for a weekly help column. Readers may request confidentiality. responses will be prepared after research.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Help sought for Butterfield Farms address and song lyrics request
Readers share a request for a current Butterfield Farms address in New York City. A caller seeks a copy of the words to the song Sisters from White Christmas. The column also notes consumer protection guidance on unauthorized card use and thanks several readers for assistance with various local shopping and service issues.
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Butterfield Farms
New York City
Troy Green Island bridge history note cites 1884 swing draw
Historian H Irving Moore responds to A C of Green Island about the Troy Green Island bridge. He notes the late bridge’s lift tower replaced a swing draw in 1923, which dated to 1884 on the Troy end. A burned bridge in 1862 led to a two month temporary wooden structure used until 1884.
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Troy
H. Irving Moore
A. C
Green Island
Troy - Green Island
Troy End
Hoosick Falls revises plans for municipal building
Hoosick Falls will scale down a proposed 817000 municipal building after federal funding was rejected. The building committee plans to cut office and police space, seek outside funding, and present a revised plan to voters with a hoped for ground breaking next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Francis Murphy
Murphy
Hoosick Falls Babysitting Co-op Aids Local Families
In Hoosick Falls a new Babysitting Co-op groups about six families to share child care. Members earn credit hours by watching others kids and repay with babysitting time. A 50 cent membership funds paperwork and a contact list of children and needs.
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Hoosick Falls
Andrea Lassor
Abbott Street
Lasser
Lassor
Bennington
Coinword contest names 12 semifinalists for jackpot
Coinword Puzzle No. 1149 lists 12 semifinalists who advance by identifying five key words. The winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. Entrants include J B Abbt Troy T Bailey Troy Anne Marie Bielawa Latham Marion Brehm Troy Frank Fitzgerald Cohoes Leon G Foster Stillwater Mrs John W Goodrich Green Island Kaye Kuzmich Averill Park Olga Leshiak Clifton Park Bill Lockhart Troy Mrs Theresa Sayler Cohoes Bernard Weiss Jr Ballston Spa.
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T. Bailey
Troy
Anne Marie Bielawa
Latham
Marion Brehm
Frank Fitzgerald
Cohoes
Leon G. Foster
Stillwater
John W. Goodrich
Green Island
Kaye Kuzmich
Averill Park
Olga Leshiak
Clifton Park
Bill Lockhart
Theresa Sayler
Bernard Weiss Jr
Ballston Spa
Correction on Nassau and Grafton tax assessment funds
The Times Record clarifies that Nassau received the $50,000 in federal CETA funds for converting property tax assessments to full market value, not the Town of Grafton. The correction notes Nassau earned the money and apologizes for the error.
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Nassau
Grafton
Times
Village and Town Share Cost of Handling Unlicensed Dogs
HOOSICK FALLS villagers and townspeople move toward shared expenses for boarding and destroying unlicensed dogs. Mayor Bogardus says trustees back sharing costs though action awaits formalization. Dogs picked up by town warden will be boarded or destroyed if owners cannot be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
Joan Rogers
RFD
Bogardus
Vermonter jailed in 124 heist from Hoosick Falls store
Aaron W. Gibbons of Pownal Vermont pleaded guilty to second degree robbery for a Feb 7 hold up at Bunker Hill Country Store in Hoosick Falls. He received a prison term up to three years in Rensselaer County Court. Two others, Arthur Gates Jr. and Lawrence Gates, face first degree robbery charges and remain free on bail.
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Vermont
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Aaron W. Gibbons
Pownal
Gibbons
Bunker Hill Country
High St
Arthur Gates, Jr
Lawrence Gates
Joseph Messina
Hoosick Falls Pool Set to Open This Saturday
The Weir Reynolds Community Pool in Hoosick Falls will open for the season this Saturday and operate daily from 1 to 6 pm. Membership costs remain $25 family, $15 individual, and daily admissions are $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for children through high school.
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Weir Reynolds
Hoosick Falls
Little League Day Observed in Cambridge for Fund Drive
Cambridge holds Little League Day on Saturday to raise funds for boys and girls leagues under the Cambridge Valley Athletic Association. 24 teams participate with uniforms, a Baptist Church lawn food sale starts at 19 a.m., and proceeds are boosted by Rabio Car Wash donations and coin drops. A summer schedule at Cambridge United Presbyterian Church begins with a 9:30 a.m. service.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Valley Athletic Association, Inc
Boys’ Little League
Girls’ Pony League
Baptist Church
West Main Street
Vass
Martin Rogers
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U. S. Treasury Dept
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All - Brand Appliances
R. K
American Consumer, Inc
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Don G. Cholakis
Cholakis
Ken Baker
St. Mary’s Academy
Michael A. McGuire
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Otto
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Hoosick Falls Paper Board Manufacturing Co
Robert L. Fish
Jason R. Smith
Atlanta, Ga
Wood Flong
Wood Flong International, Inc
Joseph Batchelor, Ltd
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Peter Magazu
Judith A. Nason
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Walter Baker
Bovie Hill Road
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Wilbur Geetshius
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Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
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Salem
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