Stillwater Schools Vandalized Again
Stillwater city schools faced fresh vandalism with three more windows broken at Palmer Street Elementary and prior damage at the high school from March. Superintendent Curtis Bristol urged a 24 hour weekend patrol, study of guard costs, with Pinkerton wage estimates between four and five dollars per hour. three juveniles had earlier been charged in family court.
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Stillwater
Curtis Bristol
Palmer Street
Bristol
Pinkerton
Mechanicville's David Zielnicki wins third spelling title
Mechanicville eighth grader David Zielnicki captured first place for the second straight year at the Colonial Council Spelling Bee held at Ravena Coeymans Junior High. Michael Maiello took second and a Lan singburgh student was third. Zielnicki advances to the New York State Spelling Bee in Syracuse.
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Mechanicville
David Zielnicki
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Colonial Council
Ravena - Coeymans
Michael Maiello
Lansingburgh
Times Record
Syracuse
Parkside YMCA offers spring gym program for all ages
The Parkside Branch YMCA announces a spring gym program for members and nonmembers. Beginners meet Wednesdays 3 30 to 4 30 p m for beginner moves. Intermediates meet Tuesdays 3 30 to 5 p m to learn techniques and routines. Registration in person at 127 Drums Road.
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Scotia
Parkside
YMCA
Parkside Branch
Drums Road
Chicory questions and reader solutions in Hot Line
Readers learn chicory as a coffee flavoring and find sources for dry roasted chicory and fresh chicory in produce aisles. The column notes readers’ tips on Sweet Magic sweetener use in pickles and locating Sweet n Low cookbooks, plus follow ups on Club Aluminum cookware and life insurance premium adjustments after weight loss.
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Halfmoon seeks state funds to support youth programs
The Halfmoon Town Board unanimously approved a resolution urging the state legislature to restore $4,732 in local youth funds and to provide $16,369,000 for statewide youth programs. Councilman Arthur Marrow stated the measures aim to prevent juvenile delinquency and protect local youth services amid Gov. Carey’s proposed cuts. Copies of the resolution were sent to the governor and state legislators.
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Arthur Marrow
Hugh Carey
Carey
Six candidates compete for three Clifton Park Shenendehowa school board seats
Voters on June 8 will choose among six candidates for three seats on the Clifton Park Shenendehowa Board of Education. Incumbents include Robert Goodman and A Edwin Rodger with Peter Fort and three challengers Anthony Marra Charlotte Lockwood and John Law. Rodger is in a one year term. The top two votegetters win three year terms and the third highest wins the one year seat. Voters will also decide on the district budget of 18.5 million dollars with an expected near 1 tax per thousand assessment if approved.
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Shenendehowa
Board of Education
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Bond
Board stalls over policy while Stillwater weighs valedictorian change
In Stillwater a school board meeting drags as Curtis Bristol seeks approval for paying staff who temporarily take over duties. Dominick Bruno challenges voting, five members present prevents action, and the panel moves to discuss replacing valedictorian salutatorian designations with top ten awards.
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Curtis Bristol
Dominick Bruno
M. J. Osborne
Dave Ferris
Bruno
Eugene Smith
Michael Rich
Malcolm Borst
Mrs. Osborne
Smith
Bristol
Harmony will reign at Saratoga Springs barbershop festival
The twenty first annual barbershop festival comes Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Saratoga Junior High School. Sponsored by the Rac ing City Chorus, it features the Easternaires from The Music Man and the Four-N-Aires. The Prospective Latham Circle Chapter of Sweet Adelines will join the Rac ing Chorus on stage.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Junior High School
Racing City Chorus
Latham Circle
Sweet Adelines
Clifton Park Republican Club Holds Seventh Annual Cocktail Party
The Clifton Park Republican Club will host its seventh annual cocktail party at the Edison Club in Rexford on Riverview Road. The fundraiser runs from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with tickets sold by members or at the door. Larry Caton of Clifton Park provides music.
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Outstanding senior Theresa Garrolo of Mechanicville High
Theresa Garrolo, student with a 92.77 GPA ranking third in her class, has served as business manager of the yearbook and a student council representative. She is a National Honor Society member who excelled in mathematics and English, earning top averages and participating in the Colonial Council Math Contest.
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Theresa
Colonial Council
Mechanicville Student Earns Ralph W Stearns Prize at Union College
Douglas Steele of Mechanicville a Union College junior electrical engineering major won the Ralph W Stearns Prize for designing and completing a teaching device. He is a 1974 Mechanicville High School graduate, son of James and Marion Steele. More than 60 prizes totaling over 10000 dollars were awarded at Prize Day.
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Douglas Steele
Union College
Electrical Engineering
James and
Marion Steele
Park Ave
Mechanicville High School
Elderly protest rising utility costs in Albany
Several hundred people including many seniors gathered at the New York State Capitol for Utility Day to protest higher gas electricity and telephone bills. They urged passage of Truecorp and Lifeline to aid fixed income households and pressed lawmakers Warren Anderson and Stanley Steingut for action.
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N.Y
State Capitol
Capitol Steps
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Brooklyn
Truecorp
Public Service
Nolan releases district survey results in Albany
State Senator Howard Nolan reports 2,346 respondents in his district answered 14 questions in a fall newsletter survey. Questions cover judges, casino gambling, gun control, marijuana, public employee strikes, campaign financing, year round legislature, nuclear power, bottle deposits, death penalty, state action on economic problems, public education cost, local police and fire protection, and litter fines.
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Howard Nolan
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