Hoosick Falls Forged Checks Case Claimed Penalty
Hoosick Falls ends a forged check ring case with Edwin G. Cruikshank of Albany pleading guilty to two counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. He was sentenced to 18 months and funds stolen returned to local merchants.
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Hoosick Falls
Edwin G. Cruikshank
Albany
Dannemora
Don G. Cholakis
Cruikshank
Crukshank
Robert T. Anslow
New York State Police
Water rents extended without penalty in Hoosick Falls
Residents of Hoosick Falls may pay water rents through Friday at 4 30 p m without penalty at the Village Clerk's office Main Street. The Times Record notes local legal matters including wetlands regulation and a neighbor dispute guidance column with housing tips.
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Hoosick Falls
Main Street
Pioneer Fish and Game Club
State Armory
Hoosick Falls Misses Softball Banquet Honors Players
HOOSICK FALLS The Hoosick Misses Softball League held its Award Banquet at the Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial Building honoring players with year end recognitions and achievements.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Misses
Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial
Lottery Winning Numbers for Oct 16 1975 NYS Draw
Three numbers drawn were 475233 397556 and 922044. Prizes applied for two or three matching digits or all digits same, with double prize if a five precedes the winning digit. Additional notes include community parade invites and local notices.
Attica Rebellion Echoes in New York Prison Policy Debate
Five years after Attica 43 died and protests surged, inmates again strike for basic improvements as state leaders falter. Critics say Rockefeller and Carey failed to seize the moment, leaving prison reform stalled and crowded facilities to fester.
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Albany, N.Y
Attica State Prison
New York State
Attica
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hugh Carey
Herman Schwartz
Commission of Correction
Senate
Schwartz
Carey
Albany
Two crash victims named with causes of death
Lorraine DeVite, 39, died of massive internal injuries in a head on crash on Route 9 near Clifton Park. John DeVito, 61, died of a broken neck and crushed chest after the collision near Routes 9 and 146. Mary DeVito, 61, was in fair condition at Saratoga Hospital.
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Clifton Park
Lorraine DeVite
Albany County
John DeVito
Saratoga Hospital
Mary
Mechanicville
Schuyler Hose Co holds Friday tag day in Schuylerville
Schuyler Hose Co will run tag day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday in Schuylerville. Proceeds fund radio equipment purchases. Donations may be sent to Spencer Boyce Fire Chief Ray Zewrick Lester Burch or Schuyler Hose Co Schuylerville NY 12871.
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Schuylerville
Schuyler Hose Co
Spencer Boyce
Ray Zewrick
Lester Burch
N.Y
St. Mary's Academy Opens With Record Enrollment
Hoosick Falls School starts new term with 127 students the largest in years. Mass at 9 a.m. marks opening day. New staff include Edmond Reid as English head and Josephine Liporace teaching multiple subjects and directing a girls sports program.
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Hoosick Falls
St. Mary's Academy High School
St. Mary's
Cambridge
Petersburg
Grafton
Valley Falls
Ben
Michael A. McGuire
John Galvin
Patrick Town
Gordon Smith
Jane Adsit
Joseph Martelle
Eleanor Kelly
Esther Bogardus
Colonie Library Closed for Labor Day Weekend
Both branches of Colonie Town Library will be closed for a three day Labor Day weekend. The main branch at 629 Albany Shaker Road and the Colonie Center branch will not open on Saturday Sunday or Monday.
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Colonie
Albany Shaker Road
Colonie Center
Fran Lewis
Petersburg Youth Commission Wraps Up Busy Summer
Petersburg youth conclude summer recreation with a full week of activities. The program featured piggy banks craft older diver instruction baseball practice and a hot dog roast at Grafton Lakes State Park. New players David Gardner and Tom Newton joined the team as officials praised local umpires and coaches. Meetings and job postings follow including winter youth center director applications and upcoming Civic Council and Town Board gatherings.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Youth Commission
June Hemeon
Linda
Patrick Butler
Kevin Hemeon
Grafton Lakes State Park
Berlin
David Gardner
Tom Newton
James Morgan
Leonard Nichols
Veterans Memorial Hall
Winter Youth Center
Pearl Wallach
R.D
Argyle groups resume meetings schedule updates
Argyle Central School to reopen Tuesday with 9 a.m. classes and 2 30 p.m. dismissal after morning staff meetings. Various groups plan fall meetings from Sept 9 to Sept 15 including CBS Emmerson Chapter, J A Barkley Hose Co and Auxiliary, Argyle Lodge F and AM, Argyle Emergency Squad, and the American Legion post.
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Argyle Central School
Emmerson Chapter
CBS
Masonic Hall
J.A. Barkley Hose Co
Argyle Lodge
F & AM
Cambridge Central School Opens Registration and New Faculty
Parents in the Cambridge Central School District register new students this week at the elementary principal James S. Leone’s office as school begins Tuesday. Two new staffers join: Latin teacher Craig E. Kneeland and kindergarten teacher Janice Winslow. Kneeland holds a master’s from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and taught Latin at nearby schools. Winslow arrives from Potsdam after teaching second to fourth grade.
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Cambridge Central School District
James S. Leone
Cambridge Central School
Craig E. Kneeland
Janice Winslow
Kneeland
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Washington Irving
Roslindale
Mass
Boston Latin School
Amherst
Winslow
Cambridge
Corinth
Potsdam State
Lawrence Avenue School
Potsdam
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William Fitzpatrick
Rensselaer County
Richard J. Smith
State of
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Hoosick
New York
Times Record
Troy
A.S.J
Central
Smith
Hudson Valley Community College
California State Polytechnic University
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Nixon Street
San Diego
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Gerald Herrington
Roberta Cramer
Frank Sherry
P.C
Arlene Cahill
Cochairman
Lansingburgh
Inquirer
Germanian Hall Association
Monica Colaneri
Helen O’n. Parker
North Greenbush
Ragge’s Display, Inc
Hudson Ave
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Mighty Oaks
Oak Industries
Joni Rogers
Lee Smith
Stephanie Smith
Rose Rogers
Faye Rogers
Sharon Bass
Michelle Brogue
Toni DeLuca
Mary Ann DeLuca
Linda DeLuca
Colleen Reeve
Tracey Shaw
Elinor Stevens
Kim Young
Marie LaPorte
Eagles Bingo
Diane Shaw
Mary Jo Carknard
Patsy Darknard
Lisa Cramer
Frances Caron
Lisa Coon
Laura DeLuca
Nancy Danforth
Roxanne Dooley
Maureen Davock
Karen Dougherty
Mary Brett
Joan Bump
April Earnhardt
Chris Chapones
Kelly LaCroix
Judy Luke
Patty Mahar
Dollie Maleahy
Maureen Martinez
Karen Michaels
Paula Frank
Donna Fabiano
Johnny Costantino
Francine Costantino
Cheryl Allard
Cindy Griffin
Robin Costantino
Kelly Shaw
Melissa Niles
Kim Foster
Sue McCabe
Karen Managian
Lori Driscoll
Lora DeLuca
Nancy Fabiano
Kelly Banks
Karen Yager
Linda Scarey
B.P.O. Ellis Bears
Dallas Chapones
Pat Frank
Terri Pump
Judy Bump
Mollie Caron
Dottie Maleahy
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Debbie Roberson
Maimon Said
Jennifer Salluzzo
Tina Stone
Banks Plumbing and Heating
Mary Dougherty
Tina Bump
Rose Bates
Jackie Bradley
Gayle Loretan
Holly Reilly
Judy Thomas
Carol Downey
Bridget Hoag
Janice Fairbanks
Cohoes
St. Mary’s Academy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Colonie Library
United Gospel Church
Swordsmen
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Civic Council
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American Legion
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