Cohoes Seeks Resident Input On 1.9 Million HUD Funds
The city hosts a second community development workshop at Keveny Memorial Academy to gather resident ideas on spending 1.9 million dollars in federal funds. An advisory board will be elected, with final funding decisions by the Common Council after ranking projects like 755,000 for the Central Business District and 350,000 for Neighborhood Improvement.
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Cohoes
Keveny Memorial Academy
Central Business District
Edward Farrell
Community Development Agency
Housing Plan and Eligible Urban Renewal Projects
The document outlines a housing assistance plan to survey stock and needs of low income residents. It specifies goals for unit counts and locations and requires local citizen participation. Eligible projects include public works, demolition and rehab, property acquisitions in blighted areas, elder and disabled mobility projects, and local grant matches.
Waterford district students to receive bus tokens
Bus tokens will be issued Wednesday to Waterford-Halfmoon students attending Catholic Central High School Keveny Academy or LaSalle Institute in the school business office from 8 to 11 30 a m and 12 30 to 3 30 p m.
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Waterford - Halfmoon
Catholic Central High School
Keveny Academy
LaSalle Institute
Seniors plan trek for funds in Cohoes drive
Volunteers from the Senior Citizens Center will trek through Cohoes on Thursday to raise funds for a new center on Remsen Street. Director Michael Cooley says they seek cash donations or pledges to furnish the northern Remsen Street site, with nearly $50,000 raised in the first phase and the second phase starting Thursday.
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Cohoes
Senior Citizens Center
Michael Cooley
Remsen Street
Cooley
Cohoes Penny Social and Columbiette Notes
The penny social at Cohoes American Legion Post 476 is set for November 18 at 8 p.m. Donated articles may be brought to 308 Vliet Boulevard. Columbiettes meet at Knights of Columbus Hall with Barbara Gary presiding and a first degree at 7 30. Plans for a Christmas party and a testimonial dinner for Rev. Joseph Amato are announced with multiple chairmen. Rev. James Hayes to speak at the dinner.
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William Roddy
King Lion
Roddy
Womens Association of the Federated Church
John House Memorial
Ethel Howell
Charles J. Brady
Cohoes
American Legion
Kathy Grignon
Vliet Boulevard
Columbiettes
Cohoes Columbiettes
Knights of Columbus Kall
Barbara Gary
Louise Cecucci
Knights of Columbus
Joan Fontaine
Dick Blair
Eva Luckanee
Cochairman
Toni Feeley
Mary Durocher
Cohoes Knights of Columbus
4Th Degree Knights
Joseph S. Amato
William
Sam) Sorel
John Farrell
Mary Tremblay
James Hayes
Cohoes Consolidated School System
Court Notes From Cohoes Police Court
Judge Walter Burke presided as Cohoes inmates faced charges including driving while intoxicated. Mark Maloney 22 of 62 Congress St Cohoes pleaded guilty to driving while ability impaired and entered a drinking while driving program. Robert Burns 28 of Averill Park pled guilty to resisting arrest after a chalice incident, with a suspended license and related charges. Catherine Terry 64 of Troy pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and failing to keep right. Charles Galusha 20 of Hoosick Falls pled guilty to petty larceny and disorderly conduct with a fine issued.
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Mark Maloney
Congress St. Cohoes
Robert Burns
Averill Park
Strument
Catherine Terry
Marvin Ave
Troy
Charles Galusha
RD 2
Hoosick Falls
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Eohoes
Waterford
LIONS
Richard K. Bowman
Jack Daniels
Waterford Lions Club
Scot-Mar
Cannisters
Mike Judge
Iooradiar’s Molete Roma
Conant Ball’s “Sierra” Furniture
Moorebian’s
River Street
Jim
Edward C. Spain
ED Spain
Spain
Penny Social
Kathy Ryan
Norma Fatone
Troy Uniformed Firefighters
ASSOC
Troy Police Protective Assgc
Uxanious
Building and Construction Trades Council
Troy Area Labor Council Times Union Newspaper
Sisie Boy Bie
Rea Uei TS
Walter Burke
Cohoesiers
Ronald Canestrar
Common Council
Frederick Julian Jr
Eben Patrick James Walsh
Theodore Stack
M. Patricia Kelly
Frank Colaruotolo
Aia Ad
Browning
Earl
Electrical Appliances
Latham
Latham WY
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