Shenendehowa group targets junk foods in school lunches
A Shenendehowa health committee recommends eliminating or cutting junk foods in middle and high school menus and expanding fruit options and a la carte choices. The plan, led by Nancy DeLong, proposes rotating entrees, adding vegetables and whole grains, and avoiding artificial additives.
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Clifton Park
Parent - Teachers Students Association of
Shenendehowa
Nancy DeLong
Michael Giaquinto
DeLong
Clifton Park Summer Recreation Program Schedule Released
Town announces diverse activities for elementary to high school students including arts crafts archery field trips and sports at Shenendehowa Campus. Registration and swim lessons details are provided with sites at Clifton Park Town Hall and various schools and pools.
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Clifton Park
Ballet
Saratoga Springs
Shenendehowa School
Lee Palmer
Jonesville
Okie and Skano
Shenendehowa
Palmer
Shenendehowa Senior High School
Barney Road
Red Cross
Clifton Park Town Hall
Corning Director to Speak on Downtown Revitalization
Norman Mintz director of the Market Street Restoration Agency in Corning will address downtown revitalization at 7 30 p m today in the State Armory He will present a slide show detailing the rehabilitation process and showcasing the Corning project’s benefits Residents interested in Hoosick Falls revitalization are urged to attend Mechanicville council to discuss dog warden staffing at 8 p m in City Hall
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Hoosick Falls
Norman Mintz
Market Street Restoration Agency
Corning
State Armory
Mintz
Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning
Planning Bureau
Mechanicville
Mechanicicville
City Hall
Readers seek help and gossip in Troy column lines
The Hot Line editors invite letters on disputes and requests for information. Readers share questions about baseball legends, the Feingold diet for hyperactive children, Perrier water advertising prints, and contact addresses for performers such as Totie Fields and Dody Goodman.
Deaf gain trial teletypewriters in regional network
Lions Club Hearing Conservation Society and Teletypewriters for the Deaf expand a TTY network from Utica to the Massachusetts border and Glens Falls to Ravena. In 1974 seven units operated. goal exceeds 250 by 1978. Donated units cost about 400 dollars. 24 monthly installments possible.
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Lions Club Hearing Conservation Society
Upper
New York State
Teletypewriters For the Deaf, Inc
Utica
Massachusetts
Glens Falls
Ravena
Lions
Lions Club
Board of Supervisors jokes about races scheduling clash
Saratoga County officials laughed at a July 13 races gag during a meeting. Malta Supervisor Meager urged rescheduling after noting the same date as an agenda session, while Malta’s operational details and a police officer’s eye surgery were also mentioned.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Moreau
R. Gardner Congdon
Saratoga Springs
John Dudek
Malta
David Meager
Grand marshal named for Memorial Day Parade
Mechanicville prepares for its May 31 Memorial Day Parade with music, fire and police departments, scouts and a firing squad. Grand marshal is Anthony Michele, born in Italy in 1893 and later a West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company foreman who served in World War I and helped found the Peters Purcell American Legion Post. Attorney William F. Sheehan of Albany State University will be the speaker.
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Mechanicville
Anthony Michele
Anthony Falco
Michele
Italy
America
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company, Retir
Ing
U.S. Army
England
France
Peters-Purcell American Legion Post
William F. Sheehan
Albany State University
Area News Highlights On Pages Eight Nine Twelve and Forty Nine
Readers can find regional updates across Pages 8 9 12 and 49 detailing local developments. Reports cover community events infrastructure projects school updates and municipal actions with emphasis on impacts for residents and businesses.
Edifice gone but the spirit remains on Main Street
On Main Street the East Side Wreckers of Schaghticoke dismantle the First Presbyterian Church built in 1897. Bricks sell for six cents each as the tower is removed brick by brick while workers foresee reuse in new structures.
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Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
Schaghticoke
Dave DeLair
East Side
DeLair
Vermont
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By Nancy Albaugh
Cafetera
Beverly Meers
Vamied
Longhill Park
Clifton Gardens
Sherwood Forest and
Crescent Estates
Town Hall
Corning Rehabilitation Project
Joanne Smith
Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Babe Ruth
Hank Aaron
Jack Snyder
Babe
J. R
Dr. Feingold
Ben Feingold
Feingold Association of
Upstate New York
Buckbee Rd
Janet Chiefari
Roberts Dr
Ann Harbour
Feingold Assny
Schenectady
Pat
YWCA
Feingold
Broadway
SUNY
Albany Campus Center
Grand
Rensselaer
Perrier Water People
Health Waters, Inc
New York
N. Y
Totie Fields
Las Vegas
Jane Waterford
Miss Fields
William Morris Agency
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Cal
Dody Goodman
Mary Hartman
Rascal — Latham
A. Cody
Ninth St
The
Capital District
Deaf Center
Teletypewriters of America, Inc
Lions Hearing Conservation
John Connelly
Albany Medical Center
Gonnelly
Vinny Reda
Temple Beth el
House of the Good Shepherd
People Avenue
McDonald's
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