Cambridge budget amendments seek voter action June 15
Cambridge Central School district voters will consider at least four amendments on the June 15 budget vote. Proposals include funding for pre kindergarten screening, ending junior high interscholastic sports in favor of intramurals, a $2 640 donation to the Cambridge Public Library, and continuation of a driver education program.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central
Board of Education
Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge Central School Per Pupil Costs Revealed
The Cambridge Central School board presented the 1977-78 budget showing a per pupil cost of 1 863 96. Central administration 33 69 finance 20 83 central services 164 82 special items 32 57 instruction and admin 52 68 teaching 787 56 handicapped 96 70 library 42 37 pupil personnel 56 10 transportation 128 36 debt service 97 52 employee benefits 346 21 miscellaneous 4 55 per pupil.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
Hoosick Falls names Senior Citizen of the Year
Mary Leeseman of Church Street was chosen Senior Citizen of the Year at the Hoosick Falls Senior Citizens Center. Florence Cassidy and Mary O Malley tied for second, Norma Goodermore of Berlin took third. Recipients received gifts from area merchants and residents.
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Hoosick Falls
Mary Leeseman
Church Street
Hoosick Falls Senior Citizens Center
Florence Cassidy
Mary O'Malley
Norma Goodermore
Berlin
Active roles urged for Cambridge taxpayers at budget hearing
Cambridge Central School District board urged taxpayers to press state leaders for a fair state aid system and a direct funding of mandates. They proposed freezing equalization rates until a full state evaluation of assessments is completed and urged lobbying to inform legislators of local funding needs.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
Vacation budgeting tips and reader questions meditation
The column provides advice from the American Automobile Association on budgeting for a car vacation including daily meal lodging and gas costs. It suggests family plans for children and notes tolls, souvenirs, and emergencies. Readers ask about dog care books and finding parts for scooters while seeking addresses for Howell Book House in New York City.
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Howell Book House
New York City
No contributions misunderstanding settled in Troy column
A reader questions unemployment insurance contributions. The column confirms employees do not contribute while employers do. The Troy NYS Job Service assists in clarifying the point.
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Lou
Troy Nys
Hoosick Falls Sets Public Hearing On Leash Law
Village residents may speak at a 2¢hour dog leash proposal hearing set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the State Armory. The board also considers a December burial and a possible de Creeft memorial in the park near his donated sculpture.
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Hoosick Falls
State Armory
Jose de Creeft
de Creeft
Donald Bogardus
the Times Record
Northern Livestock 4 H Club Dress Revue Highlights Hoosick Falls Members
Ten members of the Northern Livestock 4 H Club of Hoosick Falls modeled outfits at the County Dress Revue held at Algonquin Middle School in West Sand Lake. Participants included Alma Brenenstuhl Kathy Luke Joy Wysocki Kathleen McMahon Jan Wysocki Lucretia Stone Lisa Luke Elva Cipperly Laurie Stone and John Calhoun. Kathy Luke Lisa Luke and Jan Wysocki will represent the club at the District Revue June 2 Mohawk Mall and Kathy Luke and Lucretia Stone will attend the State DAR Young Homemakers event in Chittenango June 2.
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Northern Livestock 4-H
Northern Livestock 4 - H
Hoosick Falls
Algonquin Middle School
West Sand Lake
Alma Brenenstuhl
Kathy Luke
Joy Wysocki
Kathleen ‘McMahon
Jan ‘Wysocki
Lucretia Stone
Lisa Luke
Elva Cipperly
Laurie Stone
John Calhoun
Kathy
Jan Wysocki
Mohawk Mall
DAR Young
Chittenango
Hoosick Memorial Day Parade Scheduled
The Hoosick Fire Co. Auxiliary sponsors a Memorial Day Parade at 2 p.m. Sunday. Participants line up at 1:30 p.m. at the Hoosick athletic field on Hill Road. The route goes to Hoosick Cemetery for brief ceremonies then returns to the firehouse on South Street for a short program.
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Hoosick Fire Co
Hoosick Athletic Field
Hill Road
Hoosick Cemetery
Firehouse
South Street
Hoosick Parade Lineup With Ceremonies This Sunday
The parade program lists Howard Cox as master of ceremonies and Donald Wittenberg to speak. Bands from Hoosick Falls Central School will perform. Rev. Clifford Gilson will give the benediction. The lineup features mock honors, vintage cars, rescue vehicles, multiple fire departments, and the oldest residents to be recognized.
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Howard Cox
Donald Wittenberg
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Hoosick Falls Central School
Clifford Gilson
Hoosick
West Hoosick
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
American Legion Color Guard
Rich Power
Grand Marshall Watson White
James Nelson
Cox
Clyde Rider
Gilson
Wittenberg
Town of Hoosick
North Hoosick
Buskirk
Kipp
Memorial Day CDTA Service Changes in Capital Region
CDTA will not run rural bus and mini bus routes in Albany area on Memorial Day. Troy Grafton North Petersburg and Troy Hoosick Falls via Schaghticoke and Troy Berlin via Poestenkill routes skip service, with Sunday schedule and holiday fare in effect. Stillwater Mechanicville Cohoes and Burnt Hills area routes will have modified schedules. Route 5 Waterford Troy runs Sunday schedule. Route 50 Saturday schedule. Route 64 special downtown Schenectady Mohawk Mall service.
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Capital District Transportation Authority
Rensselaer County
Saratoga County
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North Petersburg
Troy-Hoosick Falls
Schaghticoke
Troy-Berlin
CDTA
Troy Area
Saratoga Springs
Stillwater
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Waterford-Troy
Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake
Schenectady
Charlton-Schenectady
Mohawk Mall
Memorials dedicated at Clifton Park church service
The Clifton Park United Methodist Church will dedicate a front door memorial landscaping and stained glass restoration during a 9 40 a m service on June 5 Rev W Ray Deming will officiate The front door bronze is in memory of Mr and Mrs Reuben Martin and the landscaping honors Cornword Puzzle No 1146 awards a $1200 jackpot Semifinalists are listed Names include Ruth Audette Watervliet etc Memorials committee members are named and the Cooper Glass Co donated the windows
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Cooper Glass Co
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Hedges Lake
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Richard Allard
River St
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Latham
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Cora Solomon
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Green Island
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Parkettes
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