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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1977
Page
5
Watervliet district shifts from a 50 percent minimum each quarter to a strict 50 percent in the first quarter only, with graded quarters following. The change, effective in the second quarter, aims to curb student complacency and ensure continued effort.
Watervliet School District eyed residents’ involvement in projects as it considers reactivating its Citizen Advisory Committee. Board member Paul Salmond asked the question at a board of education meeting, with Superintendent George Perry saying he would support the committee if worthwhile projects are available.
Watervliet Police report Dominick Caridi 35 of 2008 Broadway Watervliet charged with failure to yield after stopping following a three vehicle accident at 8 30 a m Wednesday at Second Avenue and 21st Street No injuries reported Salmond a former Citizens Advisory Committee member seeks names of residents willing to serve on the committee Board will decide next month Nov 15 on reactivating or reshaping the panel and projects for it to pursue
The Albany Capital District chapter of the Association of the United States Army earned multiple national recognitions at its annual Washington meeting. Peter E. Wolkodoff was named vice president for Development and Public Affairs at St. Peter's Hospital Albany, after four years with United Hospitals in St Paul. The chapter also sponsored an AUSA RCTC chapter at Siena College Loudonville contributing to its top chapter status under 400 members.
Green Island school tax collector Verna Webster warns that the payment deadline is Monday and unpaid bills will be turned over to Albany County for collection. October adds a one percent interest on overdue taxes. Elephants are the largest mammals to survive the Ice Age besides whales.
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