Nassau Man Pleads Guilty To Drug Sale In Court
A 26 year old Nassau man Terrance P. Talarico admitted selling $70 worth of phencyclidine in his Ye Olde Parsonidge Apartments Nassau home on May 16. He faced up to seven years in prison with sentencing set for Oct 6 in Rensselaer County Court. Cambridge Hubbard Hall Day planned Oct 1 to celebrate the 100 year old Opera House with crafts music and local events.
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Nassau
Rensselaer County Court
Troy
Terrance P. Talarico
Ye Olde Parsonidge Apartmints
Talarico
Don G. Cholakis
Cambridge
Three Public Hearings Set in East Greenbush
East Greenbush town board schedules three public hearings on September 26 at 7 p.m. in Town Hall covering federal revenue sharing funds, increasing senior citizen tax exemption from 6500 to 7200, and adoption of a revised site review plan. The board also authorizes a contract with Myrick and Chevalier for the new sewer treatment plant and outfall facility.
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East Greenbush
Myrick and Chevalier
East Greenbush Town Board Learns Of Two Police Depart Ment Resignations
East Greenbush the town board received two resignations effective Sept 17 from Patrolman John Shultis who leaves for a NY State Police appointment Sept 19 and Sgt John Ruff seeking a three month leave of absence. The board planned to search civil service lists for a replacement while limiting new hires to year end.
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Ptlma
John Shultis
New York State Police
Shultis
Michael van Voris
Hugh Carey
John Ruff
van Voris
Drug Abuse Council Sets Cambridge Meeting
The Cambridge session of the Washington County Drug Abuse Prevention Council meets at 7 30 p m in the Brieman Building. The public is welcome and individuals seeking alcohol or drug education materials or counseling are urged to attend.
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Cambridge
Washington County
Weismuller recall sparks Babcock Lake memories in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents remember Johnny Weismuller and Eleanor Holm drawing crowds to Babcock Lake in Grafton during the 1920s. The lake then developed as an exclusive summer resort by E. A. White Corporation of New York City, with famed bands and a now-burned casino.
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Hoosick Falls
Johnny Weismuller
Los Angeles
Weismuller
Eleanor Holm
Billy Rose
Babcock Lake
Grafton
E. A. White Corporation of
New York City
Petersburg groups end summer lull with September events
Petersburg Baptist Church kicks off autumn with a picnic at Grafton State Park on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Next week includes a Petersburg Rod and Gun Club meeting Monday and a Sunshine Senior Citizens meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Petersburg United Methodist Church.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Baptist Church
Grafton State Park
Valley Falls to host house to house mental health drive
Seven mental health workers will campaign door to door in Valley Falls during September as Mental Health Month. Donations support the Mental Health Association in New York, a voluntary group promoting mental health.
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Valley Falls
Diane DeLurey
The
Mental Health Association In
New York
Fall program begins for Old Saratoga Senior Citizens in Schuylerville
The Old Saratoga Senior Citizens plan a Sept 13 meeting at the Schuylerville Reformed Church at 12 30. Margaret LaGassel of the County Senior Citizens office will discuss Solving Winter Heating Problems and a report on the 1977-78 slate of officers will be given by a committee. Rosa Maria Suarez named HEOP assistant director counselor at Siena College to coordinate tutoring and counseling services.
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Schuylerville
Old
Rosa Maria Suarez
Dorchester
Siena College
Albany County to split airport masterplan into portions
Albany County lawmakers will not vote on the complete airport masterplan but will consider parts as needed. The mass transit committee approved a path to hold a public hearing after an EIAR. It also advanced a resolution to publish noise contour maps via the Capital District Regional Planning Commission.
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Albany
Albany County
Prentiss
Capital District
Canal Day in Vischer Ferry Highlights Preserve Dedication
The third annual Canal Day in Vischer Ferry features the dedication of the Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve at the Van Vrankin Road entrance. A new book Greek Temples on the Town Path by John L. Sederer will be introduced. Activities include parades, crafts, music, and a bake sale.
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Vischer Ferry
van Vrankin Road
John L. Sederer
Vischer Ferry Association
Neva Renaker
The
Regional airport financing pushed by Albany official
Albany County Legislator Robert G. Prentiss renewed a plan to have the Capital District Transportation Authority take over Albany County Airport operations. He says four-county riders fund most travel while others do not share the debt service, which has totaled about seven million dollars over 14 years. He criticizes the master plan makers and notes plans for a 1200 foot runway extension with minimal local noise impact, arguing counties outside Albany should share costs.
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Albany County
Robert Prentiss
Colonie
Robert G. Prentiss
Prentiss
Capital District Transportation Authority
CDTA
Mass Transit Committee
Schenectady
Rensselaer, Saratoga
Albany
Parsons
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National Endowment For the Arts
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Michael Wachelder
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Midway Grove
Central Avenue
Anthony Carpinello
Chris Lavin
Drug Abuse Council
Babcock
Edith Beaumont
Vincent Lopez
Jack Deny
Tommy Sands
Fordham University Band
Babcock Lake Casino
Kenneth
MacAffer
R - Menands
Robert Lyman
Lyman
John Ewashko
D - Colonie
Clearinghouse
Saratoga County
Canal Day
Sala
Joseph Jerome Jr
Rexford
N.Y
Nancy Cook
Clifton Park
Martha Scherer
Debbie Jerome
Ruth Carrigan
Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade and Douglas
John Dudek
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William Murphy
Rensselaer County
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