East Greenbush OKs 100k BOCES Service Contract
East Greenbush School Board approved a contract exceeding 100000 with the Rensselaer Columbia Counties Board of Cooperative Educational Services for services to handicapped students. The measure passed at Red Mill School as the district eyes the BOCES April 6 meeting.
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East Greenbush
Rensselaer - Columbia Counties Board of Cooperative Education Services
BCCES
Red Mill
BOCES
Daffodil Week Proceeds Join Local Churches Events
Daffodil Week runs March 31 through April 3 in Sand Lake with Area Churches taking part. Linda Banker and Lucy Kehn handle daffodil orders. single blooms available after services April 2 and 3 to aid cancer fight.
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Rensselaer County Unit
American Cancer Society
Sand Lake
Linda Banker
Lucy Kehn
Nassau fire dispute ends tentative agreement reached
Nassau Town Board and Hoag's Corners Fire Department reach a tentative deal to avert a tax spike by 50 cents to 1 dollar per thousand of assessed value. The fire company will receive 11 000 annually for three years and drop plans to form a separate district, with a vote due next week and April 14 for final board action. An Albany essay contest invites seventh to twelfth graders to write on strength in reserve in 20 words or less.
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al Rahmig
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Mitchcock
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U.S. Armey Reserve Center
Gambling suspects released as one held after arrest
Twelve men were arrested on gambling charges this week. all but one were released on bail. Anthony J. Abrunza, 33, of 130 Fifth Ave Troy pleaded guilty to promoting gambling second degree. Editor note states the Sunday Wednesday and Friday column invites readers to seek help through The Times Record in Troy New York.
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Fifth Ave
Troy
Times Record
N.Y
Kyran Molloy
Abrunza
State
Charles Murray
Sausse Ave
Anthony C. Muscatello
Hopkins Lane
Schaghticoke Town
George Blair
Schaghticoke
How to wash and store an electric blanket safely
Eileen Tecza of the Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension warns against dry cleaning electric blankets. She advises hand washing with mild detergent or machine washing on a gentle cycle with lukewarm water, followed by careful rinsing and air drying away from direct sunlight.
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Eileen Tecza
Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension
Man loses foot in MaltaExxon plant blast
Dominic Santoro a 67 year old Schenectady man was listed in serious condition at Saratoga Springs Hospital after losing his right foot in a minor explosion at the Exxon nuclear facility on Plains Road Malta The incident occurred Thursday evening when he was cutting through a 55 gallon drum with an acetylene torch The drum formerly contained methyl ethyl ketone a highly volatile substance The fumes were ignited by the torch Santoro a security guard at the facility was injured according to Malta State Police.
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Schenectady
Saratoga Springs Hospital
Exxon
Plains Road
Dominic Santoro
Myrtle Ave
Schodack Board Protests State Aid Cuts
Schodack School Board President Edward Knauf sent a letter to legislative leaders Assemblyman Neil Kelleher and Senator Joe Bruno outlining the district’s opposition to proposed cuts in state aid to education. The board calls Gov Carey’s proposals troubling for the district’s finances.
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Schodack
Edward Knauf
Neil Kelleher
Joe Bruno
Semifinalists named in Coinword Puzzle No. 1137 contest
Fifteen semifinalists are announced for Coinword Puzzle No. 1137 with a $975 jackpot set for the winner. Names include Olwen Agger Troy R Boiano and others across several towns, with a winner to be announced Saturday.
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Olwen Agger
Troy
R. Boiano
Mary C. Brown
John Cahill
W. J. Curley
E. C. Decker
L. Ford
Leon G. Foster
Stillwater
Schenectady man indicted on gun charge
Michael J. Dyda Jr., 50, of Schenectady, indicted by an Albany County grand jury for third degree criminal possession of a weapon a .32 caliber revolver tied to a March 6 Colonie incident. The case cites a 1962 Schenectady weapon conviction. Also indicted is Lacy M. Thompson Jr., 24, Albany, on third degree burglary and third degree grand larceny from a March 16 New Scotland burglary.
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Schenectady
Albany County
Colonie
Michael J. Dyda Jr
St. David's Lane
Albany Street
Lansing Avenue
Albany County District Attorney's
Grand Jury
Dyda
Lacy M. Thompson Jr
Clinton Ave
New Scotland
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