Cohoes mayor cites lower claims total from police misconduct
Mayor Ronald Canestrari says the city has more than 3 million in police misconduct claims filed but only 1.065 million remains outstanding. He cites a Times Record piece noting five of twelve claims have been closed, explaining the smaller outstanding figure.
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City Police Face Claims Amounting to Misleading Figures
Cohoes officials challenged claims of three million dollars in police lawsuits calling them inaccurate. A Times Record report noted 3,365,000 in claims filed with some dropped, while past five year dismissals totaled 2,066,500 with 4,475 in settlements. Police officers McKown and Ross were suspended over separate incidents, and Monast’s case was not part of the probe. Leonard Weiss represents Monast, who faces criminal charges.
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St Anne Society Smorgasbord Election Day Event
The St. Anne Society of Sacred Heart parish hosts an Election Day smorgasbord Tuesday from 4 to 7 p.m. A mini bazaar features handmade articles and the event is open to the public.
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Mutual aid fire drill at Ford's Mill Saturday
Waterford announces a mutual aid fire drill at 12 30 p m Saturday at Reis Mfg Co mill on Second St Chief Homer Dougall and Assistant Chief Gary O Connor announce the event Residents along Second Street End of serfdom Prussia abolished in 1816 north to Third Street areas invited to watch the fire companies in action residents asked not to park on the street
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Christmas tree and home decor class offered in Cohoes
The Cohoes Community Center presents a two night course on Christmas tree and home decorations on November 30 and December 7 from 7 to 9 pm. Deborah Brammer will teach with gifts as featured items on display at 22 Remsen Street. A nominal fee applies and pre registration is due by November 25.
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Waterford schedules leaf pick up to November 18
The town will conduct a two week leaf collection starting Monday through November 18. Richard M. Hurst, town highway superintendent, says leaves should be bagged and placed where garbage is normally collected. Small branches must be bundled during the drive.
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