New St Marys administrator eager in Hoosick Falls
Sister Mary Ernesta starts as administrator of St Mary's Academy Elementary Division two days into the school year replacing Sister Regina Marie who moved to St Pius X in Loudonville. She comes from Glens Falls where she taught junior high and language arts and previously administrated three Troy area schools. Enrollment on day one was 220.
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Hoosick Falls
Mary Ernesta
St. Mary’s Academy
Ernesta
Regina Marie
St. Pius X
Loudonville
St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary’s
Glens Falls
Troy
St. Mary's Elementary School
Hoosick Falls Central
Hoosick Valley
Berlin
Bennington
Petersburg
James Margaret
St. Mary's
Jane Mary
Helen Edward
Edward
Food sale at Grand Union in Hoosick Falls
The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor a food sale at the Grand Union in Hoosick Falls starting at 10 a.m. A paper drive by Boy Scout Troop 67 is planned for Sept 11 and 18 with pickup calls to 686 5159 686 9093 or 686 5230. The Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary holds its first fall meeting Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Grand Union
Hoosick Falls
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Boy Scout Troop
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Cambridge DAR and Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Notices
Attorney James J. Grifferty of Cambridge will speak at the Ondawa Cambridge Chapter DAR meeting on Friday at the Historical House on The Constitution, A Living Document. A covered dish luncheon precedes the meeting at 12 30 with a 1976 77 dues notice and guests allowed. The Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary quarterly meeting is at the Hotel Cambridge Tuesday with Dr Hollis S Ingraham speaking Health During the Revolution. A Dutch treat lunch at noon precedes the meeting. reservations are due tomorrow with area chairmen listed for multiple towns.
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DAR
James J. Grifferty
Cambridge
Ondawa
Orson K. Spurr
National Society
Women’s Auxiliary
Mary McClellan Hospital
Hollis S. Ingraham
Ingraham
Rockefeller
State Department of Health
Bureau of Epidemiology and
Communicable Disease Control
U.S. Navy
John A. Hampton
Hampton
Emory Towson
John Graney
Eagle Bridge
Hoosick Falls
Anderson Foster
John Rich
Salem and
Shushan
John Crozier
Greenwich
Lathrop Pope
Arlington, VI
Auto repair dispute under new Motorists Bill of Rights
A Troy reader seeks restitution after paying 401.64 for a transmission in July and 351 in Brooklyn for a second replacement, claiming poor value and moving costs. State law demands registration of shops and a formal complaint process via the Division of Vehicle Safety if negotiations fail.
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Troy
Division of Vehicle Safety
Department of
Motor Vehicle Complaint Procedures and Help Wanted Requests
A public notice outlines a 90 day or 3000 mile limit for accepting motor vehicle repair complaints and details the VS 35 form, offices, and Albany contact. It also carries reader requests for home business work, photo loans for Brunswick town history, and a tip to use Times Record ads for job help.
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Albany
Department of Motor Vehicles
Division of Vehicle Safety
Empire State Plaza
N.Y
Petersburg church screens moving film and sports results
Petersburg Baptist Church will show the Underground Evangelism film At Any Cost at 7 p.m. and invites neighbors to attend. Primary Day is Sep 14 at Petersburg Veteran's Memorial Hall. Swordsmen Singers perform Sep 17. Petersburg Youth Commission beat Berlin 12 to 1 on Aug 30 and Petersburg Baptist 11 to 3 on Aug 31.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Baptist Church
Swordsmen Singers
Petersburg Youth Commission
Berlin
Petersburg Baptist
Confucius Ode at Bennington Premier Sept. 15
The world premiere of Collage No. 37 Ode to Confucius 155 479 B C by Gunnar I Schonbeck will be performed Sept. 15 at Bennington College at 8 p.m. Presented by Greenwall Workshop. The program features a processional six offerings and a recessional with diverse performers and ensembles.
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Confucius
Bennington
North Bennington
B.C
Gunnar I. Schonbeck
Bennington College
Greenwall Workshop
Bennington College Music Division
Leroy Logan
Richard Frisch
Pipers
Petersburg
N.Y
Mechanicville Moves To Curb Playground Vandalism
Mechanicville city council introduced an ordinance to curb youth vandalism at Anthony Kill Playground after damage to tennis courts fences benches and water fountains. The measure would close parks from sunrise to sunset and impose fines up to 150 for offenses with a public hearing set for Sept 22. The council also approved sale of the old Strong Fire House property to Daniel Marinello and exchanged land near XO Tower with Nicholas Tancredi.
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Mechanicville
John Fascia
Anthony Kill
Strong Fire House
North Third Street
Daniel Marinello
Chestnut Street
Riverside School Vandalism Prompts Call for Patrols
Mechanicville Superintendent Donald Kearns reports nearly a dozen Riverside School windows broken over Labor Day weekend as part of a Stillwater Town vandalism wave. He urges a police foot patrol and cites threats to residents who report youths. Sergeant Ray Quackenbush says one youth offender is arrested with more to follow.
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Mechanicville
Riverside
Donald Kearns
Kearns
Stillwater Town
Mechanicville School District
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Stillwater
Ray Quackenbush
West Point affidavits reveal widespread cadet cheating scandal
Affidavits from West Point accuse hundreds of cadets of lying, cheating, and stealing from meals to exams. Details describe bribes, corrupted honor committees, and widespread “poop sessions” as the system’s abuse persisted through exams and graded work.
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West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
Associated Press
M.F
Cyclethon set to aid Heart Association
LOUDONVILLE Members of Rensselaer Girls Club join the American Heart Association cyclethon at the State Office Building Campus Albany. Registration 11 a.m. event noon. Prizes for money raised laps and sponsors. Proceeds go to the Heart Association. Applications at Price Chopper WPTR Herman's Ski-Market DeNooyer Colonie Youth Recreation Bethlehem Park Albany JCC or call Osborne Road office.
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Loudonville
Rensselaer Girls Club
American Heart Association
State Office Building
Washington and
Western Avenues
Albany
Price Chopper
WPTR
Herman’s World of Sporting Goods
Ski - Market
DeNooyer Chevrolet
Colonie Youth Recreation Department
Bethlehem Park and Recreation Department
Albany Jewish Community Center
Osborne Road
SUNY Albany State Eyes Public Policy Focus in Mission Plan
President Emmett Fields unveils a mission emphasizing public policy research to aid state and local governments. Faculty critics warn added research could erode undergraduate teaching. A faculty committee contemplates legal challenges and seeks trustee input as budget cuts loom.
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Albany State University
Emmett B. Fields
University
Fields
State University of New York
Donald Reed
Reed
Little Sisters of the Poor near completion of new Latham home
The Our Lady of Hope Residence at 1 Jeanne Jugan Lane in Latham will house 251 residents of moderate means after more than two and a half years of work and a cost of 8.07 million dollars. The Albany Troy homes are old and condemned, and volunteers from Knights of Columbus and local parishes helped finish the project.
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Latham
Capital District
The
Little Sisters of the Poor
Jeanne Jugan
Our Lady of Hope
Central Ave
Albany
9Th St
Troy
Chistine
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