Mary McClellan Hospital to host open house amid hospital week
Cambridge area events mark National Hospital Week with an open house at Mary McClellan Hospital on May 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. Tours exhibits and refreshments accompany a community survey while nurses hold blood pressure clinics May 14 in Salem Greenwich Hoosick Falls and Cambridge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Mary McClellan
Salem
Greenwich
Hoosick Falls
Grand Union
McWhorter's Market
Two Colonie DWI arrests and theft at Route 9
Michael Bullard of Richmondville was arrested Thursday near Colonie Central High for driving while intoxicated and released on bail to appear in court. David Miller of Rensselaer was also charged with DWI and released on $50 bail for future court dates. A CB radio was stolen from a car at Kirker's Steak House, with a side door window broken by a rock.
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Colonie
Michael Bullard
Summit Road
Richmondville
Colonie Central High
Hackett Avenue
Colonie Town
David Miller
Rensselaer
Everett Road
Kirker's Steak House & Seafood House
Route 9
Michael George
Central Ave
Albany
Robert Whipple
Kennette Road
Route 155
Albany Street
Police reports note petty larceny and multiple DWI arrests
A series of police summaries reports theft and driving while intoxicated arrests in Colonie and surrounding areas. Joseph Trinchille of Cohoes was jailed on petty larceny bail set at 25 dollars. Peter Shevchik Rexford and Michael George with Robert Whipple Albany were processed on DWI charges with bail posted. Two nature programs by Five Rivers Education Center in Delmar announce May events on nocturnal birds and a night walk.
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Colonie
Joseph Trinchille
Hart St
Cohoes
A&p
Route 32
27Th Street
Delmar
Five Rivers Environmental Education Center
Game Farm Road
Two Tool Boxes Stolen From Car in Colonie
Police reported two tool boxes with tools valued at 195 dollars were stolen Thursday from a car parked at 1917 Central Ave Colonie. No signs of forced entry were found.
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Colonie
Central Ave
Safety measures set for Mohawk Regatta
Mohawk River Regatta in Alplaus May 28 and 29 will feature Dr. Hiram Westney coordinating paramedics and ambulances. Chamber of Commerce leaders, Sheriff Waldron, Coast Guard, Mohawk Ambulance and local fire and police units organize safety, traffic, boats, and concessions with funds supporting municipal docking at Freedom Park.
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Schenectady
Hiram Westney
Latham Medical Group
Mohawk Park
Alplaus
Schenectady County
Jack Kelly
Coast Guard
Chamber
Freedom Park
Scotia
Cambridge residents hurt in Route 67 head on crash
Two Cambridge residents remain hospitalized after a head-on collision on Route 67. Michael Coulter and Karen Koziol were in fair condition at Mary McClellan Hospital. Coulter faces driving while intoxicated and fail to keep right charges. Phillip GiSiena and John Rychcik were treated and released.
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Eagle Bridge
Cambridge
Brunswick
Michael Coulter
Karen Koziol
Coulter
Mary McClellan Hospital
Phillip GiSiena
Mechanicville
Cambridge Central to present pops concert
Cambridge Central School's instrumental music department stages its annual pops concert at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The Stage Band opens with a bossa nova and tunes like Once I Loved Cheer Point I Won't Last a Day Without You and Traces. The Junior High Band performs Color My World and Beginnings Chicago selections The Hustle Love Will Keep Us Together For All We Know and Feelings The Senior High Band offers Colonel Bogey March and highlights from The Wiz MacArthur Park and Purlie.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
Chicago
Colonel Bogey
Whitehall Man Killed In Burgoyne Road Crash
Washington County sheriff s deputies report Francis T. Ruby of Queen Street Whitehall died at the scene of a one car crash on Burgoyne Road at 2 04 a m Monday Ruby s wife Patricia a passenger was treated and released for facial injuries at Glens Falls Hospital The car left the roadway and struck a tree.
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Fort Edward
Whitehall
Burgoyne Road
Washington County Sheriffs
Francis T. Ruby
Queen Street
Ruby
Patricia
Glens Falls Hospital
Guide to Product Safety and Manufacturer's Liability Conference
SCHENECTADY Union College will host a three day conference from May 19 to 21 on product safety and manufacturer liability. U S Senator Frank E Moss of Utah, a sponsor of the bill creating the Consumer Product Safety Commission, will join as course faculty. HOOSICK FALLS Village urges residents to pay the second sewer rent installment this month without penalty at the village clerk during normal hours.
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Schenectady — Union College
U.S
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Consumers Product Safety Commission
Hoosick Falls
Bald Mountain Gay Ellen to Debut at Bennington Trail Ride
Bald Mountain Gay Ellen a horse owned by Mrs. Michael Devens of Shaftsbury Vermont will debut as a trail horse at the Bennington County Mounted Posse spring ride. The event starts 9 a.m. May 21 at Pownal Elementary School Route 7 Pownal and covers about 20 miles on foot and gaited sections.
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Bennington
Bald Mountain
Gay Ellen
Ellen
Bennington County Mounted Posse
Pownal
Route 7
Michael Devens
Trumbull Mountain Stables
Shaftsbury, Vt
Baked goods feature Hoosick Falls co op
King's Bakery from Cambridge will supply breads rolls pastries donuts and donut holes at the Hoosick Falls Food Co op held every Tuesday at the State Armory on Church Street. Ray Matatt chair notes co op seeks volunteers from the community and welcomes participants of all income levels. Produce arrives after 1 30 p m each Tuesday.
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Hoosick Falls
King's Bakery
Cambridge
State Armory
Church Street
Ray Matatt
Dowser Kessler Delights Hoosick Falls Historians
Hoosick Falls expert water dowser Dave Kessler entertained the Hoosick Township Historical Society with demonstrations of divining rods and tales of locating water veins from New York to California. Society president Joseph Holloway announced a new mini museum space at Hoosick Falls Central School and ongoing artifact cataloging.
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Hoosick Falls
Dave Kester
Hoosick Township
Kessler
Joseph Holloway
Historical Society
Holloway
Amity Church rummage sale and church dinner dance
Rummage sale titled Odds Ends and Goodies runs Friday 1 to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Amity Reformed Church Riverview Road Vischer Ferry Village with a 2 p.m. Saturday bag sale. A bake sale features apple pies and light refreshments. Installation dinner dance for Congregation Beth Shalom June 11 at Shaker Ridge Country Club with reservations by May 27. Le Leche League in Clifton Park hosts breastfeeding discussion at 8 p.m. with open invitation.
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Women's Guild of Amity Reformed Church
Riverview Road
Vischer Ferry Village
Richard Olsen
John Ward
Nicko Peterson
Robert Shippee
Congregation Beth Shalom
Shaker Ridge Country Club
Loudonville Road
Robert Bronstein
Pete Magiotta
Martin Pollack
Huntwood Drive
Clifton Park
Cochairmen
Ed Kramer
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Irene McClellan
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Wolf Road
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Peter Shevchik
Maywood
Samuel Crutchfield
Albany County Family Court
Albany County
John J. Clyne
Crutchfield
Douglas Rutnick
Clyne
Robert Morrison
Scotia - Glenville Volunteer Services
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Corky Sweet
Chambers Environmental Advisory Council
Safety and Con
Glenville
Howard Pitcher
Glenville Police Association
Barney Waldron
Barbara Fahey
Mohawk Ambulance
GiSiena
John Rychcik
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Cambridge Central
Hoosick
Anne Brown
Shadowbrook Stable
Northwest Hill
King’s Bakery
Elimbler
Christina Stevens
Walloomsac - Bennington
Harry van Surdam
Hoosick Falls’ Ek
Miss Stevens
St. Mark's Parish
le Leche League
Steven Pryor
East Haystack
Crescent Estates North
Bernard Geren
Millard Brown
Jonesville
Ruth Carrigan
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