Cohoes Officials Announce Oct 15 General Election Registration
City Clerk Irene Comtois reminds Cohoes residents to register on October 15 from 1 to 9 pm for the general election. Only those who moved or haven't voted in two years must register. Registration requires U.S. citizenship, 18 by election time, and 30 days residency in the state county or village. Polling places listed by ward and district include community center, School 4, Patrick's Flower Shop, City Hall, St. Joseph's School Hall, St. Rita's Hall, Saratoga Street Sites, Abram Lansing School, Masten Ave, Columbia St, Cohoes Middle School, Manor Avenue School 1, Vliet Street Firehouse, St. Marie's Hall, Cascade Hose Co., Van Schaick School, Bridge Ave and Saratoga St.
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Cohoes
Irene Comtois
U.S
Remsen
Garner Street
Patrick's Flower Shop
North
Mohawk St
St. Rita's Hall
St. Rita's Place
Saratoga Street
Lincoln Ave
Abram Lansing
James Street
Masten Ave
Columbia St
Cohoes Middle
Columbia and
Bevan Streets
Manor Avenue
Vliet Street
Sixth Ward
Ontario St
Cascade Hose Co
Washington Avenue
van Schaick
Continental Avenue
Bridge Avenue
Cohoes Board to vote on Norma Pascarella as Lunch Manager
The Cohoes Board of Education will vote today at its p m meeting at Cohoes High School on appointing Norma Pascarella to the School Lunch Manager post with an annual salary of 9000 dollars. The action is contingent on Civil Service approval and would start October 3.
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Cohoes
Norma Pascarella
New London Rd
Cohoes Board of Education
Cohoes High School
Cohoes Civil Service
Cohoes Schools Dismiss Early for BEDS Information Day
Cohoes City School District will dismiss students at 2 p.m. on BEDS Information Day. The statewide program collects district data on operation, enrollment, staff, programs, and subject areas for state profiles used in research. Participation is mandated by the state Education Department.
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Cohoes
State Education Department
Albany
Employes honored for city service in Cohoes
Fifteen city employees who retired in the past 20 months were honored in a Friday morning ceremony in City Hall. Retirees include police veteran John Klieb with 32 years, and firefighters Donald Parker with 27 years, among others. Mayor Ronald Canestrart distributed gifts to the retirees and their families attended.
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Cohoes
John Klieb
Palmer Hurst
Joseph Archambeault
Louis Bedinotti
Raymond LeMay
Donald Parker
Walter Parsley
Shirley Hubert
Alcide Bourdeau
Rose Bourdeau
Anthony Savaria
John Piwnica
Michael Hall
Department of Public Works
Kenneth Green
Ronald Canestrart
Cohoes Lectures and Meetings This Week
Public invited to a free introductory lecture on the Transcendental Meditation Program and Enlightenment at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Cohoes Public Library presented by Richard Fruscio. Columbiettes meet Thursday at 8 p m at the Knights of Columbus Hall with Barbara Gary presiding. refreshments led by Noretta Julian. White Elephant Sale a success by the Ladies Auxiliary of Cohces Elks 1317 with thanks to Ary Smith Judy Burkhart Marion Wanderford Rita Elaine Borden Darlene Bechand Jean Radliff Cheryl Smith.
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Cohoes Public Library
Richard Fruscio
Columbiettes
Cohoes Columbiettes
Knights of Columbus Hall
Barbara Gary
Noretta Julian
Cohces Elks 1317
Ary Smith
Judy Burkhart
Marion Wanderford
Rita
Elaine Borden
Darlene Bechand
Jean Radliff
Cheryl Smith
Village to sue railroad over derelict tracks on Second Street
Waterford officials plan legal action against Delaware and Hudson Railway Co to force repair or removal of tracks along Second Street. Mayor Anthony Catallo cites long delays since 1976 and says the railroad may cease operations but keep future rights.
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Waterford
Delaware and Hudson Railway Co
Second Street
Catallo
Waterford public notices and appointments summarized
The Waterford Rescue Squad Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with president Mrs Barbara Vandenburgh urging attendance. The Waterford Village Board convenes Wednesday at 7 30 p m in town hall with Mayor Catallo presiding. The Charles J Brady Post American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p m Wednesday as members pay dues and plan the year. Dr Alfred Frankel is named Waterford Half Moon school physician with Lucille Senecal as substitute bus and cafeteria monitor.
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Waterford Rescue Squad, Inc
Barbara Vandenburgh
Waterford Village Board
Anthony J. Catallo
Veterans Auxiliary
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Josephine Meisner
Alfred Frankel
Waterford
Waterford - Halfmoon Board of Education
Lucille Senecal
Waterford-Halfmoon School Board Approves Programs and Monitors
The board approved an instructional contract for a handicapped student and placements by the Committee on the Handicapped. New fire monitors for 1977 78 were named by elementary principal Gerald K. Douglas. A reporting system for grades four to six will be implemented this year. Fire Prevention Week plans were discussed and an art class for children six to ten will start at the Waterford Historical Museum.
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Committee On the Handicapped
Gerald K. Douglas
Waterford - Halfmoon
Karolyn Symanski
Bob Macaulay
Jay Hunt
Eve Halloran
Paul Swingle
David Ave
Waterford
Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center
Museum Lane
Northside
Cohoes Puts Safety Signs at 14 Railroad Crossings
The New York Department of Transportation program marks fourteen Cohoes railroad crossings with warning signs and pavement stripes. Streets affected include Columbia Mohawk Delaware Bridge Lansing Main Manor Newark Remsen New Courtland Ontario Pine Spring Saratoga and Van Schaick. Funding is 90 percent federal and 10 percent state.
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Cohoes
Columbia
Mohawk Streets
Delaware Avenue
Bridge Street
Lansing Lane
Main Street
Manor Avenue
Newark - Remsen Street
New Courtland Street
Ontario Street
Pine Street
Spring Street
Saratoga Street
van Schaick Avenue
Campus Ministry Center Dedication at The College of St. Rose
Dedication ceremonies for CSR Campus Ministry Center in Avila Hall at 415 Western Ave Albany will occur Wednesday at 1 15 p m with a dedication prayer by Bishop Howard J Hubbard of the Albany Diocese. Rev William G Reittinger will MC and Thomas A Manion CSA president will give welcoming remarks after Sister Ellen Judith Lindsley invokes. Speakers include Dr Richard Riley and Camille Gibeau CSR student coordinator. CSR Folk Group will provide music.
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Albany
The
College of St. Rose
CSR
Howard J. Hubbard
William G. Reittinger
Thomas A. Manion
CSA
Ellen Judith Lindsley
Richard Riley
Ministry For
Camille Gibeau
White Zombie Screened at Cohoes Public Library
The Cohoes Public Library hosts a free screening of the horror classic White Zombie starring Bella Lugosi on October 17 at 7 30 p.m. The 1932 film follows Lugosi as an evil wizard turning people into zombies to toil in Haitian sugar mills. Everyone is invited.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Public Library
Lugosi
Haiti
Lot hockey sign-up forCohoes youths grades five to eight
Cohoes announces parking lot hockey for children in grades five through eight. Practices begin October 14 at Lansing Field Park after school, with games after school hours. Signups accepted via Cohoes Recreation Department or at the field Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 4 p.m.
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Cohoes
Lansing Field Park
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Alexander Shermeta
New World
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Rothbard
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OER RD
Kathy Ryan
Board May Sue Railroad
Anthony Catallo
Raymond Bertrand
Donald Joss
Joan Fontaine
Michele Smith
Jamie Hayes
Carl Benoit
Danielle Cafararo
Ala Eyes
N.Y
State Department of Transportation
Avila Hall
Western Ave
CSR Folk Group
Bill Talham
First Ward Benevolent Association
Franky Johnson
Lot Hockey
Vischer’s Ferry
Riverview Road
Sugar Hill Road
Bowman’s Orchards
Mitch
Krause
Halfmoon Beach
Sr & Heat
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Nassar’s
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Cramer’s Armory
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