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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1977

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Schaghticoke girl search widens for Audrey Durocher

About 100 searchers comb the Hoosic River banks for six year old Audrey Durocher, swept over a 20 foot fall after slipping into the river near her Schaghticoke home. Her nine year old sister Wendy was rescued and said she saw Audrey go over the falls. Wendy was saved by Hoosic Valley Rescue Squad and Schaghticoke Fire Department after tumbling 50 to 80 feet into the river. Wendy remains in fairly good condition at Leonard Hospital in Troy. Authorities name William and Pamela Durocher as the girls’ parents.

Schaghticoke Audrey Durocher Hoosic Wendy Durocher Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department Wendy Duroccher Leonard Hospital Troy Rensselaer County Eugene Eaton

Tractor trailer stolen in Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Springs police search for a Golub Corp Price Chopper tractor trailer stolen at about 5 45 a m from Route 9 in front of Dunkin Donuts. The truck and groceries to be delivered to Price Chopper markets are valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. The driver left the vehicle running with brakes locked to get coffee. The theft was described as well planned.

Saratoga Springs Saratoga Price Chopper Route 9 Dunkin Donuts Golub Corp Schenectady

Nassau ponders hiring experts for water main

Nassau Village Board reviewed installing a new water main for Orchard Park. It discussed hiring an engineering firm for preliminary work with no decision. The board set further discussion for a budget meeting this Saturday or the March 22 meeting and promised 20 households the new main would be installed this Spring.

Nassau Orchard Park Nassau Village Margaret van Deusen

Nassau Village election open with no opposition

Nassau voters head to the polls Tuesday from noon to p.m. Three incumbents Mayor Jerrold Van Deusen and Trustees William Hilton and Edward Piniarek run unopposed on the People's Party line. Voting is at Nassau Village Hall.

Nassau Jerrold van Deusen William Hilton Edward Piniarek People’s Party Nassau Village

Mechanicville Women Meet to Discuss Local Issues

The Mechanicville Women's Republican Club will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the W L Holland Fire House on Viall Avenue to discuss community concerns and party activities.

Mechanicville Women's Republican Club W. L. Holland Viall Avenue

Maple Hill coach faces favoritism charges amid district meeting

Maple Hill High coach Pat Snyder remains on the job after Ann DiFigglio accused him of favoritism and poor coaching at a Schodack Central School District meeting. Board president Edward Knauf said no misconduct was found and declined Snyder's resignation.

Schodack Maple Hill Pat Snyder Schodack Central Snyder Ann DiFigglio Maple School Knauf

Mechanicville Bowler Louie Alonzo Seeks Big PBA Money

Mechanicville native Louie Alonzo pursues a $160000 AMF Classic payday as a part time musician and relocation director. He faces high entry costs and stiff odds as he competes through rounds leading to a TV spot and top prize while supporting his wife and two kids.

Mechanicville Louie Alonzo Garden City Long Island Alonzo

Rensselaer Boys Club Produces National Photo Winners

Five members of the Rensselaer Boys Club win seven prizes in the national photography contest led by Mike Higgins who takes second place with Animal Crackers. Other winners include Paul Stasack Scott Maloney Ed Braman and Brian LaPlante. The group also promotes Far Horizons activities and a March fundraiser showing Oliver.

Rensselaer Rensselaer Boys’ Club Mike Higgins Boys’ Clubs of America Ted Diamond Paul Stasack Scott Maloney Ed Braman Brian LaPlante Far Horizons Schenectady Dan Steve Emery Ed Cornelius Jim Sway Oliver Boys’ Club Leaders Corps Boys’ Club Diamond

Rensselaer Man Charged After Auto Hits Sign Post

A 30 year old Rensselaer man David M. Nichols of 1572 Second St was ticketed for driving while intoxicated running a red light imprudent speed operating an unregistered car and lacking liability insurance after a sports car struck a sign post at Adams and East Streets around 8 a.m. today Nichols is to appear in Rensselaer City Court on Wednesday.

Rensselaer Adams and East Streets David M. Nichols Second St Nichols Rensselaer City

East Greenbush will switch to numeric grades for upper grades

East Greenbush School Board extended the numeric grading system from Columbia High School to Goff and Genet Middle Schools for grades seven and eight next year, while elementary students keep A through F marks for now. The board also rejected a winter break proposal from the Regents and said Columbia High School has taken steps against drugs after a student was suspended for marijuana possession.

East Greenbush Columbia High School Goff and Genet State Board of Regents Szado

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Schaghticoke Girl Sheriff's Department Main Street Johnsonville Melrose Valley Falls Speigletown Hemstreet Park Wynantskill William and Pamela Durocher Mary Begy Begy Durochers Believe Hoosie Hoosic River Mike McMahon Donut Joe McCabe Maple Hill High Edward Knauf Mr. DiFigglio New York State Board of Regents Castleton Vinny Reda Saratoga Ave PBA Connecticut Louie Bowlero ABC Lindsey Buono Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance Hudson Valley Community College Horizoners Rensselaer Charge Edward Szado Columbia High Dr. Szado
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