Rensselaer K of C lists scholarships and events
The Rensselaer Council Knights of Columbus outlines a 1060 scholarship for seniors from Van Rensselaer or Columbia High Schools or a council member’s child with May 15 filing deadline. Four 250 awards open to children of members entering nonpublic high school. Also details yard sale at First Presbyterian Church and a parade unit committee for veterans events.
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Edward G. Fahrenkopf
Rensselaer Council
Knights of Columbus
van Rensselaer
Columbia
Council
Leslie A. Warner
Lawrence Friend
Paul Morocco
Howard Johnson
Fort Craily
American Legion
Albert J. Martino
Raymond Ranellucci
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Francis H. Reiley
J. Donald Leahey
Gerald O'Neil
Arade
Positions Open for Nassau Day Camp Staff This Summer
Nassau Youth Commission seeks applicants for counselor apprentice counselor or director roles in a five week day camp running July 11 to August 12 at sites in Nassau and East Nassau. Camp serves children aged 5 through 12. Contact Terry Talbot at Coldwater Tavern Road East Nassau for details.
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Nassau
Nassau Youth Commission
East Nassau
Terry Talbot
Coldwater Tavern Road
Nights in White Satin Prom Theme Promotes 1978 Averill Park Dance
Across the region a mix of community events and notices include a concert benefit by Concerned Citizens for Safe Energy near Stuyvesant opposing a nuclear plant, Averill Park High School junior prom May 13 at Crooked Lake Hotel with Act IV performing, Barbara Busch and Karen Van Praag leading planning, and other local items such as a Red Cross bloodmobile in East Greenbush, a car theft report in Rensselaer, and Union College student Stephen Thierry’s ASME regional conference selection.
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Spencertown
Concerned Citizens For Safe Energy
Stuyvesant Based
Averill Park
Averill Park High School
Crooked Lake Hotel
Barbara Busch
Karen van Praag
Schenectady
Stephen ‘Thierry
Union College
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Penn State University
Minigardens for vegetables offer a space-saving solution
The Times Record shares guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture on starting mini gardens using containers on patios porches or windowsills. It explains suitable potting soil avoiding weed seeds and disease helps readers obtain the booklet for 35 cents and lists contacts for related inquiries.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Consumer Information Center
Dept. Wue
Pueblo
Col
Town clash over attorney support at Alpine Village hearings
East Greenbush officials debated whether Town Attorney James McHenry gave adequate legal backing to Building Inspector Ernest Than at a zoning hearing for Alpine Village. The dispute surfaced after a closed meeting where McHenry urged officials to remain silent on Alpine Village matters amid a Comprop Equities appeal and a $7 million notice of claim by LMI Investors.
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East Greenbush
Alpine Village
James McHenry
Ernest
Carpinello
McHenry
Michael van Voris
van Vorts
van Voris
Alpine Village Apartments
Zoning Board of Appeals
Comprop Equities
LMI Investors
California
Petitions due for East Greenbush school board seats
East Greenbush residents seeking a seat on the school board must file petitions by 5 p.m. Monday with Edmund R. Duprey. New state law requires 105 signatures, five percent of 1976 district voters. Voter registration and special registration hours are offered May 19 and May 27, with voting on June 2 at Citizen Genet Middle School.
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East Greenbush
Edmund R. Duprey
East Greenbush Central
Duprey
Donald P. Sutherland
Nassau
Citizen Genet
District Administration
Columbia Turnpike
Girl knocked over by dogs in Rensselaer
Sharon E Chapman eight year old of 1825 Eighth Street Rensselaer was knocked down and injured Wednesday by two dogs while walking near 1504 Sixth Street She was sent to her family physician and the dog owner was located for rabies checking Roy Peters twenty two of 35 Glen Street Rensselaer was cut deeply injuring veins and nerves in his right arm when he struck a porch window at 2 Chestnut Street during a 3 50 a m Thursday altercation He was treated at Memorial Hospital and no charges were pressed
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Rensselaer
Sharon E. Chapman
Eighth St
Sixth Street
Roy Peters
Glen St
Chestnut St
Memorial Hospital
Cornword Puzzle semifinalists announced for $1125 jackpot
Nineteen semifinalists named for Cornword Puzzle No. 1143 after identifying five key words to qualify. Winners, if any, to be declared Saturday. list includes Helen Brownell Hoosick Falls Leon G Foster Stillwater June Glenkowski Troy Mrs J Hug Troy Ear Lansing Troy Helen Mack Latham S Mack Latham Mary Madigan Valley Falls Celia Malone Troy Mrs Kay Mayotte Troy Nan Moffre Watervliet Jos Murphy Troy Helen Peetz Troy Miss Alice A Post Stillwater Barb Rimanosky Latham Kay Sanderson Troy Mary L Shea Cohoes C Swanson Loudonville Robert Wallace Waterford.
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June Glenkowski
Troy
J. Hug
Ear Lansing
Helen Mack
Latham
Car and boat registrations stolen from unattended vehicle
An unlocked car on Lawrence Street was entered about 12:40 a.m. Wednesday. Police report stolen items include the vehicle registration, boat registration, and warranty papers.
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Rensselaer
Lawrence Street
Rensselaer Man Hits A Utility Pole On Columbia Street
A car driven by James J. Madden 42 of 389 Eastern Ave East Greenbush struck a Niagara Mohawk utility pole on Columbia Street at 1 am Thursday causing damage. No injuries reported. Madden was involved in the accident according to police.
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Rensselaer
Columbia St
James J. Madden
Eastern Ave
East Greenbush
Wheel Covers Stolen From Unattended Car in Rensselaer
A car on the 1000 block of Main Avenue was left unattend ed and four wheel covers were taken. The theft occurred between 10 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Tuesday with an estimated value of 150 dollars.
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Rensselaer
Main Avenue
Out of state drivers must stop for school buses
Vermont and Massachusetts State Police remind drivers that all motorists must stop for a school bus with flashing red lights, traveling in the same or opposite direction, except on divided highways in Massachusetts. Robert Thomas of Brittenhill School Bus incident notes frequent violations on Route 2.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
Robert Thomas
Brittenhill
New York
Albany Man Convicted in Third Degree Drug Sale
Ricardo Wise, 20, of 179 Elk St Albany, found guilty by an Albany County Court jury of third degree criminal sale of a controlled substance for selling two heroin spoons worth 50 dollars each to an undercover State Police agent on April 23 at his Elk Street home. The trial featured testimony from the purchasing officer, a backup officer, and a chemist. Wise testified in his own defense with public defender Joseph Brennan representing him.
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Albany
Ricardo Wise
Elk St. Albany
Elk Street
Albany County
William Pendergast
Joseph Brennan
Wise
Albany Hospital Open House Links Health Week Activities
Albany’s Child Hospital on Hackett Boulevard hosts an open house Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to mark National Hospital Week with movies tours department explanations fetal heartbeat monitors for expectant mothers gynecologist consultations and masks for children as well as refreshments. The Red Cross blood mobile will visit Vincentian Institute High School Auditorium Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Albany
Hackett Boulevard
National Hospital
Red Cross
Vincentian Institute High School
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