Nassau hearings set on budget and revenue sharing
Three public hearings are set at Nassau Town Hall on budget adoption and revenue sharing. Town Supervisor Floyd Hitchcock outlines a tentative tax rate of 66 per thousand versus last year’s 63, with total cost at 89 per thousand per board budget. Fire department funding and highway allocations draw focus alongside federal revenue sharing.
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Nassau
Nassau Town Hall
Floyd Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Students tutor reading in Hoosick Falls after school
At HFCS Hoosick Falls four weeks into a remedial reading program, 25 third or fourth graders stay after school each Thursday guided by 25 sixth grade volunteer student teachers. Mary Liegey leads the sessions with tailored books and word lists, while principal Kasmer Stempek notes 100 percent participation and notable benefits for both groups.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mary Liegey
Miss Liegey
HFCS
New York City
Kasmer Stempek
Miss Siegey
Sue Yavaniski
Denise Davock
Edith Beaumont
Campaign Calendar and Sounding Board notices due Thursday
Campaign and party statements must be in writing and delivered to The Times Record by Thursday. Candidates and political parties must submit material by the deadline in writing.
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Times Record
Coburn and Doran Trade Charges in Saratoga Surrogate Race
Saratoga County Surrogate Court Judge candidates Coburn of Clifton Park and Doran exchange charges ahead of the election. Coburn accuses Doran of political aims, citing a 10 year 39000 dollar post. Doran demands apology and defends current Code of Judicial Conduct while noting Coburn’s past as a Democratic Committeeman.
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Clifton Park
Saratoga County
Paul Coburn
Doran
Judge Cholakis Rated Eminently Qualified for State Supreme Court
Rensselaer County Judge Don G. Cholakis seeks the state Supreme Court seat on Republican and Conservative lines. He has been rated eminently qualified by the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and by the Capital District Trial Lawyers Association. Cholakis runs against three rivals in the seven county third judicial district including Albany and Rensselaer counties.
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Rensselaer County
Don G. Cholakis
State Supreme Court
New York State Trial Lawyers Association
Cholakis
Albany
Rensselaer
Rampant Waste Charged by Republican Partisans in Rensselaer County
The Republican opponents in the Rensselaer County Legislature's second district allege rampant waste by the Democratic majority after weeks of door to door campaigning. They promise a strict conservative slant and accuse Democrats of party line votes on virtually every issue.
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Rensselaer County
North Greenbush
East Greenbush
City of
Rensselaer
Waterford Campaign Cavalcade and Party Meeting Plans
Waterford Citizens Party organizes a Sunday 2 p.m. cavalcade starting at Grace Street and looping through six election districts. The group will discuss campaign plans at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at 57 Broad St headquarters with remarks by Robert Leonard on town finances. The Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Association backs William Murphy for reelection. The event wraps with a public salute at St Marys Hall from 3 to 6 p.m.
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Waterford
Waterford Citizens Party
Grace Street
Broad St
James Powers
Robert Leonard
William Roberts
Murphy
Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Association
William Murphy
St. Mary's Hall
Citizens Party
Fall dinner set in East Greenbush by town Republicans
The annual fall dinner of the town Republican Party in East Greenbush will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Melvin Roads Post of the American Legion. Assemblyman Neil Kelleher will be master of ceremonies and tickets are available from Republican candidates, committeemen and club members.
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East Greenbush
Melvin Roads
The
American Legion
Neil Kelleher
Police Log Names Seven Charged In Local Court Cases
Constance J. Atcembright of North Adams faces Oct. 29 charges for failure to keep right and driving while intoxicated. Steven H. Herenstein of Marblehead charged with unregistered vehicle. Kenneth Shaw of Main St. charged with harassment. Timothy M. Guile of Eagle Bridge charged with unlawful possession of marijuana. Katherine R. Tracy of White Creek cited for open container violation. Joseph P. Darknard of White Creek charged with disorderly conduct. All Face Village Court appearances around Nov. 2.
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Constance J. Atcembright
State St
North Adams
Mass
Steven H. Herenstein
Tedesco St
Marblehead
Kenneth Shaw
Main St
Timothy M. Guile
Eagle Bridge
Katherine R. Tracy
White Creek
Joseph P. Darknard
Temporary New York Telephone rates set at 245 million
The Public Service Commission approved temporary New York Telephone rates totaling 245 million dollars, effective October 27, with possible refunds or adjustments. Increases affect monthly charges for residences and businesses, equipment rates, and installation fees, while coin and toll charges remain unchanged.
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New York
Public Service Commission
Commission
Manhattan
Commack
Syracuse
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