Escapee sought as Hoosick Falls police aid state troopers
Hoosick Falls Police join state police in a search for escaped prisoner Edwin G. Cruickshank 39 of Albany who was arrested May 6 in Hoosick Falls for possession of a forged instrument. Cruickshank reportedly escaped from a minimum security prison in Saranac Lake and his location is unknown. Police urged anyone with information to contact Hoosick Falls Police or State Police at Brunswick.
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Hoosick Falls
Edwin G. Cruickshank
Albany
Cruickshank
Saranac Lake
Brunswick
Cooper
Nassau’s
Honig
St Mark's in Hoosick Falls hosts Holy Communion Bible study
St Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls opens three Thursday evenings at 7 30 for Holy Communion followed by Bible study on the Gospel of Saint Mark inviting the public to join with various New Testament translations. Immaculate Conception HSA at St Mary's Academy held its first elementary division meeting naming officers George Rapitzky president Marcia Nichols secretary Rita Hunt secretary Lorraine Connor treasurer and introducing Principal Sister Ernesta. 16th anniversary planning committee rejected John B Rogers Producing Company proposal citing high cost and will organize next August's celebration locally. Hoosick Falls Central School's home game against St Mary's Glens Falls drew large crowd. HFCS won 7 6 to improve to 5 0 with playoffs on Nov 13. Joe Davendon is honored with a plaque for the observation tower project. Coach Ken Baker received a class gift toward the tower's expenses.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hoosick Falls
George Rapitzky
Marcia Nichols
Rita Hunt
Lorraine Connor
Sister Ernesta
John B. Rogers Producing Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Hoosick Falls Central School
St.Mary's of
Glens Falls
Dental X rays safety and recycling note from Nassau
Readers ask about dental X ray safety and recommended intervals. A dental health official says radiation is within safe limits, machines are inspected, and dentists should avoid unnecessary exposure. A recycling price update notes $.75 per hundred pounds for wastepaper and more storage space after a recent salvage effort as Nassau acts against Henry Brigham news staff writer reports Nassau Town complaint to State Bar Association.
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State Health Dept
Naham C. Cons
Bureau of Dental Health
Nathan Kelman
Euclid St
Cohoes
Roger Brigham
The
State Bar Association
Nassau Town
Money spider and tax cases mix with public notices and advice
The column blends reader notes on the money spider myth with tax case disputes involving Nassau and Rensselaer County officials, plus a solicitation for recycled fundraising. It also reports a power bill credit tied to a missed meter reading and answers a shoe query directing to Denby’s 303 River Street Troy for Red Cross Shoes.
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Red Cross
Denby's
River St
Troy
Taxes Exemption Gains Momentum for Hoosick Falls Industries
Hoosick Falls Central School district action leaves state law on industry tax breaks in effect for 50 percent reductions on new additions valued at 10 000 or more. Break declines 5 percent annually, reaching full taxes in ten years. Village board also adopts the exemption. Superintendent Leonard cites Title IV B funds for equipment purchases and schedules for open houses and conferences.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central
HFCS
Phil Leonard
State Education Department
Cambridge swap shop and community events announced
A Cambridge community page lists a sports equipment swap at Brieman Building Friday 6:30 to 9 and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., hosted by the Cambridge Girls Softball League. Items such as skis, skates, gloves, tennis racquets and camping gear accepted. drop at Mrs. Frank Seymour’s home with name, phone, and price. Also notes a spaghetti supper benefiting the Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad and a Sock Hop Ball by the Senior Girl Scouts, plus a CPR course offered by the rescue squad on Mondays in November with registration calls to Irene Headwell or Rev. Robert Purrington.
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Brieman
Cambridge Girls
Frank Seymour
Brieman Hall
Seymour
Robert Wright
Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad
South Park Street
Gary Gillis
Girl Scouts of
Cambridge
Cambridge Valley Rescue
Lynch and Frandino Run in Washington County Coroner Race
Dr Michael Lynch Republican and Vincent F Frandino Jr Democrat compete for the Washington County coroner post. Lynch profiles include Granville medical practice and Vermont roots. Frandino highlights long time Whitehall funeral directing experience. Both emphasize availability and geographic representation in county coverage.
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Michael Lynch
Vincent F. Frandino, Jr
Washington County
Lynch
Granville
Poultney
Holy Cross
University of Vermont
Martino denies underassessment tax evasion charges
Clifton Park Republican Joseph Martino disputes Democratic chairman Robert Redmond’s claim that 10.3 acres off Route 146 is underassessed for tax evasion. Redmond seeks resignations of Martino Horstmann and Caton and accuses improper tax figures and ethics violations amid a 29th District race.
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Clifton Park
Joseph Martino
Edward Pattison
Robert Redmond
Democratic
Redmond
Martino
Horstmann
Caton
Petersburg Assessor Attends State Directors Meeting
Petersburg assessor Mrs John Watrous attended the New York State Assessors Association director's meeting in Oriskany. Petersburg students at St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls thanked friends for a successful food sale at Petersburg Country Store. The Petersburg Civil Council hosts a Halloween party at Veterans Memorial Hall on Saturday October 30 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m. The Petersburg United Methodist Church sponsors its Oyster Donation Supper at Veterans Memorial Hall starting at 5 p m on Saturday.
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Petersburg
John Watrous
New York State Assessors Association
Oriskany
St. Mary’s Academy of
Petersburg Civil Council
Veterans Memorial Hall
Church
Albany guild employees win 26 1/2 percent pay raise pact
The Albany American Newspaper Guild and Hearst management reach a tentative three year contract after 20 sessions. It covers about 350 workers and raises weekly pay by 26 1/2 percent over three years with shifts and night differentials. Final top rates reach about 330 for editors and 302 for reporters in key classifications.
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Colonie
Hearst Corporation
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