Ward shooting case sent to grand jury in Rensselaer
Preliminary hearings on the Aug. 14 shooting involving Ward of 303 Columbia St and city police ended with Judge Delaney sending the case to the county grand jury. The weapon charge shifted from fourth to third degree.
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Rensselaer
Lawrence Ward
Columbia St
Thomas T. Delaney
Robert Becher
Becher
Cheeseman
Delaney
Grand Jury
Ward
Schodack Campaign Focus Shifts From Issues to Personalities
In Schodack the Republican town supervisor primary centers on personal merit rather than policy with candidates Swinton and Haber offering few concrete plans. Swinton touts a sewer system and budget delegation, while Haber criticizes Swinton’s attendance and questions budgeting know how. The Cable TV commission and a proposed service offer are noted, but voters will decide tomorrow.
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Schodack
Howard Swinton
Planning Board
Republican Party
Swinton
Jeffrey Haber
Haber
Curtis
Cable TV Commission
Don Walsh
Walsh
Castleton
Albany
Help or Hinder Your Hay Fever How-To
The Times Record notes Sunday Wednesday and Friday help line for readers. Hay fever remedies may fail to diagnose serious allergy complications. Warning signals like ear pain coughing wheezing facial pain require medical attention promptly. Spend time on yourself for better breathing.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Readers seek address for America Illustrated Diary volumes
Readers request current address of the publisher sending the volumes America, an Illustrated Diary of Its Most Exciting Years and seek remaining books. Messages from Averill Park Troy Menands Poestenkill Watervliet Johnsonville include pottery tiles dinnerware requests and craft-reuse tips. Information on local senior groups using leather folders and clamps from Walter Drake Co. is also solicited.
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America
Re.aining Books
Winterize Your Home With These Three Budget Guides
Three inexpensive Consumer Information Center booklets from Pueblo Colorado help plan winterization. In the Bank or Up the Chimney details weather stripping caulking and storm windows to save energy. Buying Solar explains solar heating cooling and water heating options. Making the Most of Your Energy Dollars guides designing insulation and sealing for maximum savings. Include booklet numbers when ordering.
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Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Col
Albany Mayoral Race focuses on revitalizing downtown
In Albany, mayoral candidates Erastus Corning and Howard Nolan debate downtown renewal. Corning touts projects like Robinson Square and Union Station plans, while Nolan calls for aggressive leadership, a development commission, a municipal parking authority, and a new waterfront village to lure business and conventions.
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Albany
Erastus Corning
Nolan
Corning
Union Station
James Coyne
Empire State Mall
Albany Urban Renewal Agency
State Jobs Incentive Board
State Commerce Department
City Hall
Fort Orange
Hudson River
North Greenbush School Health and Meeting Notices
North Greenbush Common School District sets tax rate at 113 per 1000, bills mailed and due in September to Patricia Durivage at the Little Red Schoolhouse. Transportation bids awarded to Wynantskill District 10500 and Folmsbee 17500. Free milk program applications year round. Audit report on file with district clerk Connie Hasselgren. Fire commissioners meet one week late at 7 p.m. at Wynantskill Fire House. Free dance by North Greenbush Republican Club at St Jude's Hall Friday 8 p.m. with Dick Fine. Wynantskill School opens full day. St Jude's School opens Wednesday with lunches. First Reformed Church resumes 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 worship. Rally Day Sunday 9:30. Troy Area Welcome Wagon Club seeks new members. meeting Sept 13 7:30 p.m. at Pawling Avenue United Methodist Church with program by Bob Rosenberg.
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North Greenbush Common School District
Patricia Durivage
Little Red Schoolhouse
Wynantskill
Folmsbee Transportation
NYS
State Comptroller
Connie Hasselgren
North Greenbush
David L. Cooper
Troy Area
Welcome Wagon Club
Pawling Avenue United Methodist Church
Grand Union
Marcia Brady
Jean Fitzpatrick
Rachel Cuomo
Nancy Passino
Leslie Bonestee
East Greenbush Town Board set to discuss site plan revisions
East Greenbush Town Board to meet at 8 p.m. to consider revisions to the town site plan and to set public hearings on the use of federal revenue sharing funds. Plans include reallocating 39000 from the Capital Fund to the general fund and a resolution on senior tax exemptions.
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East Greenbush
Citizen Genet Middle School
Michael van Voris
van Vorts
Office of Revenue Sharing
van Voris
Myrick and Chevalier
Drug Abuse Council Meeting In Cambridge
The Washington County Drug Abuse Prevention Council will meet at Brieman Building in Cambridge Thursday at 7 30 p m. The session is open to the public and aims to discuss alcohol and drug abuse in the county and distribute education materials or counseling resources. A separate East Greenbush item notes a 17 year old was arrested for vandalism and attempted grand larceny on Washington Avenue after spray painting a Datsun owned by Joan Puffer. Officer John Shultis handled the case.
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Cambridge
Washington County
East Greenbush
Washington Avenue
Hampton Manor
Joan Puffer
Washington Ave
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Lewis Curtis
Joanne Smith
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Nolan Vs. Coring
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Howard Nolan
Quackenbush House
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Theodore Southworth
Albany Area Chamber of Commerce
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Empire State Plaza
New State Museum
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St. Jude’s School
Reformed Church
Lee Bowman
Third Avenue Sewer District
Anthony Carpinello
Mechanicville
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South Central Avenue
Drug Abuse Council
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