Food stamp applications open first Tuesdays in four towns
Beginning October 4 residents of Grafton Petersburg Berlin and Stephentown may apply and recertify for food stamps on the first Tuesday of each month A representative from the Rensselaer County Social Services Food Stamp Unit will be at Grafton Town Hall 9 30 10 a m Petersburg Memorial Hall 10 15 1 15 p m Berlin Town Hall 11 30 a m to 12 15 p m and Stephentown Town Hall 1 to 1 43 p m Applicants must provide proof of county residence resources and income for the prior four weeks plus shelter and medical receipts.
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Grafton
Petersburg
Berlin
Stephentown
Rensselaer County Social Services
Grafton Town Hall
Petersburg Memorial Hall
Berlin Town Hall
Stephentown Town Hall
Rensselaer County
Albany YWCA Fall Program Begins With Varied Courses
The Albany YWCA launches its fall program offering early morning day and evening courses including parent and child sessions for women youth and teen activities. Classes cover yoga photography assertiveness fencing gymnastics comedy self defense and a six week mini course Focus on Women. A second series beginning Wednesday covers starting your own business healthy living single life and marriage topics. For more information contact 28 Colvin Ave Albany.
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Albany
Albany Ywca
4-H Week Highlight Showcases County Activities
More than 800 4-H members and 250 leaders will display projects at five Capital District locations during National 4-H Week October 2 through 8. Albany Public Library Colonie Town Library Twenty Mall and Star Plaza Ravena Plaza Del Sol and related events feature demonstrations, square dancing by Top Teen Twirlers, and exhibits under coordinators Dorothy Kelley Peg Ruff Sandra Kilidjian Karen Goddard Florence DeNucci and Joanne Mineau. The Albany County Cooperative Extension oversees the program.
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Voorheesville
Capital District
Colonie Town Library
Sandra Kilidjian
Karen Goddard
Colonie
Twenty Mall
Star Plaza
Guilderland
Price Chopper Market
4- H
Construction plans head to Colonie planning board
Four proposals push forward with plans for a Route 7 pizza restaurant and Racquetball Club of New Karner Road. Anderson Development to build two offices on Computer Drive West. Shaker Heritage Society to rehabilitate the South Family Farm into an educational tourist center near Ann Lee Pond. Shaker High seniors named in National Merit Scholarship Program among 18 honorees.
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Anderson Development Corporation
Computer Drive West
Shaker Heritage Society
Ann Lee Pond
Latham
Shaker High School
Board to Convene Special Session at Shaker High
The North Colonie Board of Education will hold a special meeting today at 7 30 p m in the Shaker High School conference room. The board is expected to discuss agenda items pending public notice and input.
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Newtonville
North Colonie Board of Education
Shaker High School
Schenectady Gazzette
Colonie Historical Society Meets With State Preservation Expert
The Colonie Historical Society will hold a Wednesday 8:15 p.m. meeting in the Colonie Town Library Community Room. Guest speaker William G. Tyrrell from the Division for Historic Preservation discusses The Status of the Empire State The Shaping Forces. The session includes an executive session on pending litigation and redistricting review. A separate note from St Ambrose School offers a free milk policy for students with intake eligibility based on family size and income.
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Colonie
the Historical Society of the Town of
Colonie Town
William G. Tyrrell
Division For
New York State
Latham
Mary Louise
St Ambrose School
St. Ambrose
Albany PTA Principals and Presidents Dinner Held
The Capital District PTA hosts its annual Principals and Presidents dinner Thursday at 7 p.m. at Cosimo's Restaurant on Western Avenue Albany. Guest speaker Elisabett Grace. For more information contact Carole A Macarilla 18 Nelson Ave Latham.
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Albany
Capital District
PTA
Cosimo's
Western Avenue
Elisabett Grace
Carole A
Colonie Man Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated
Jeffrey A Bal, 31, of 789 Pawling Ave, Troy, was arrested Friday on Route 155 near the Northway for driving while intoxicated. He was released on $50 bail and is slated to appear in Colonie Town Court tonight.
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Colonie
Jeffrey
Bal
Pawling Ave
Troy
Route 155
Northway
Latham association board meets at Fannies Restaurant
The Latham Business and Professional Association board will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at noon at Fannies Restaurant on Troy Schenectady Road. All members are urged to attend.
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Latham
Latham Business and Professiona Association Board of Directors
Fannies
Troy Schenectady Road
TAG to Hold Meeting on Elderly Transportation Study
The Technical Advisory Group TAG of the Capital District will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Americana Inn Albany Shaker Road to discuss the Transportation Committee s elderly and handicapped transportation study.
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Albany
Capital District
Transportation Committee
Americana Inn
Albany Shaker Road
First DAR Cambridge Chapter Holds 177-78 Start Meeting
Andowa Cambridge Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution convenes at 12 30 p m Friday for a sandwich luncheon at the Historical House. Agenda covers chapter plans for the year budget and New York State Conference report with dues due and Mrs Orson K Spurr as hostess chair.
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Cambridge
Andowa - Cambridge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Historical House
New York State
Teaching Moral Values in Our Schools Forum at SUNYA
The Epsilon Omicron chapter of Phi Delta Kappa meets at 7 30 p m in SUNYA Education Building room 335 to discuss teaching moral values in schools. Speakers William R Clauss and Tom Jones will overview schools of thought and lead two workshops open to the public.
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Albany
Epsilon Omicron
Phi Delta Kappa
Sunya Education
William R. Clauss
Tom Jones
Clauss
New York State Education Department
State Education Department
Newtonville Senior Courtesy Passes For District Residents
North Colonie residents 65 or older can obtain passes for free admission to Shaker High School sports music and drama events. Applications require proof of age and residence and are available from Dr Arthur Haas at the district offices Route 9 Newtonville. Colonie police report a 40 channel CB radio valued at 115 dollars was stolen from a car at Taft Furniture parking lot on Central Avenue. Entry was gained by forcing a vent window with a screwdriver. Vehicle owned by Philip Bedford 102 Clinton St Oneonta.
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Newtonville
North Colonie
Shaker High School
Arthur Haas
Route
Colonie
Taft Furniture
Central Avenue
Philip Bedford
Clinton St
Oneonta
Local publication notice lists residents and property details
Fragmented OCR records a city notice for property rentals and notices at multiple streets in Troy and Conoe Junction. Names include Frane Dobieby and Norman Vows with an Avon listing. The document references public posting by Troy Publicitang Co and local authorities.
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Tistiy
Mmomn
Broadway
Troy
Canal Run
Valley View
Orin Adesselber County
Lenear
Janur Avenue
Conoe
Joneph
Frane Dobieby
Otal
Peter
Troy Publietang Co
Dora Dermal
Annual rummage sale at Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
The Women’s Society of Hoosick Falls Baptist Church hosts an annual fall rummage sale Friday from 9 30 am to 4 pm at Baptist Memorial Hall Main Street. Donations accepted Thursday. Agnes Cornell in charge of arrangements. Registration Day October 15 from 9 am to 9 pm by Rensselaer County Board of Elections with polls open in all seven districts of the Town.
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Women's Society
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Baptist Memorial Hall
Main Street
Agnes Cornell
Women’s Society of the
Community events in Hoosick Falls and Latham announced
Local notices list a Friday dance at the Latham Colonie Youth Recreation Center featuring the Rock Whip Band with tickets sold Friday. Also upcoming are an Oyster Supper at West Hoosick Baptist Church on Oct 21 with four and seven pm seatings, a Mobile Office for Congressman Pattison in Hoosick Falls on Oct 26, and a Harvest Bazaar at Hoosick Falls Baptist Church on Oct 22 with crafts, food, and a lunch counter.
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Latham
Colonie Youth Recreation Center
First Ave
West Hoosick Baptist
Charles Filkins
Clifford Gilson
Arthur Moseley
West Hoosick
Congressional
Edward Pattison
Hoosick Falls
Magle Bridge Closure Delays Route 67 Traffic
The MAGLE BRIDGE over the Oakkill River on Route 67 will close for construction with new concrete in the northbound lane scheduled Tuesday per state DOT engineer John O'Sullivan. Weather permitting, traffic will detour along Turnpike Road and Center Road in Eagle Bridge with rain delaying work.
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Magle
Oakkill River
John O'Sullivan
State Department of Transportation
Turnpike Road
Center Road
Eagle Bridge
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