Cohoes Council Acts on Seven Issues
The Cohoes Common Council approved seven items including unemployment benefits for city employees and five actions involving property deeds auctions and polling place changes. They sanctioned Canestrai to deed to George Blais, authorized land sale at 2 Willow St. and confirmed Oct 15 sale of city finances. Polling places were moved from Patrick's Flower Shop to St. Patrick's School and from 92 Ontario St to Cascade Hose Co. Washington Ave. A alley closure near St. Joseph's Church was authorized by resolution.
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Canestrai
George Blais
Willow St
Patrick's Flower Shop
St. Patrick's School
Ontario St
Cascade Hose Co
Washington Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Cohoes Ping Pong Meet Opens with Two Divisions
The Cohoes Community Center sponsors a ping pong tournament for ages 8 to 18 starting November 14. Registration closes November 10. It uses a single elimination format with Junior division ages 8 to 13 and Intermediate division ages 14 to 18.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Community Center
Waterford Rescue Squad marks Volunteer Ambulance Week drive
Gov Hugh Carey proclaims Volunteer Ambulance Week as Waterford Rescue Squad begins a community wide membership drive. The 27 year old all EMT volunteer service reports 520 calls through Sept 30 including 311 emergencies, 5 772 miles traveled, and 1 469 hours on calls. Open public meeting Nov 15 seeks public input on rules and changes.
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Waterford
Hugh Carey
Waterford Rescue Squad, Inc
Andre
Lavigne
Day care children visit nursing home in Albany program
Albany program pairs day care children with residents of Child's Nursing Home for fourth year. Helen Stern notes benefits for both groups as children from welfare or working families gain attention and seniors share stories and books while planning activities and holiday surprises.
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Albany
Helen Stern
Child's
Four Massachusetts Girls Charged With Pett Kyr Larceny in Cohoes
Four girls from North Adams Massachusetts were charged with petty larceny for stealing clothing from the Cohoes Manufacturing Co. Tuesday afternoon. One juvenile among them received youthful offender status. They were arraigned in Cohoes Police Court Wednesday and released in bail of $50 after arrest at 4 30 p m. Officer Kenneth Westfall investigated.
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Cohoes
Massachachusetts
Cohoes Manufacturing Co
North Adams
Kenneth Westfall
Halloween Storytime at Cohoes Public Library
A Halloween Storytime for school age children is set for Monday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Cohoes Public Library. The program features ghost stories, Halloween songs, and a puppet play with refreshments provided by the Cooperative Extension Cooking Class led by Ruth Hellkamp. Children are invited to come in costume.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Public Library
Cooperative Extension
Ruth Hellkamp
Cohoes Pool Titlists Crowned at Petersen Tournament
Bob Senecal took first in the junior division and Steve Fecura won the intermediate division at the Petersen Pool Tournament held recently at the Cohoes Community Center.
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Cohoes
Bob Senecal
Steve Fecura
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