Petersburg taxpayers plan suit over town reassessment
Petersburg taxpayers group PCTG votes to sue the Petersburg Town Board for a full reassessment of about 400 parcels. They would hire a lawyer at 750 to 1000 to compel a townwide review costing about 20000, with county attorney Marvin Honig suggested to handle the case.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Town Board
Petersburg Concerned Taxpayers Group
PCTG
Hempstead
Marvin Honig
Joan Watrous
Watrous
Disorderly conduct and crime incidents reported in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls police dealt with a disorderly conduct arrest on John Street. A stolen grey Huffy boy’s bicycle was reported, and a tractor trailer sideswiped a parked car on John Street. An Irish setter was fatally struck on High Street. drivers who injure animals must report incidents.
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Hoosick Falls
Keith A. Trottier
Church Street
John Street
Wilke
Willard R. Curtis
Ashley Falls
Mass
Main
Francis Caban
Legion Auxiliary meets in fall session at the legion
The Captain Maxson Unit American Legion Auxiliary held its first fall meeting at the legion home. President Bettie Bryant gave a resume of the June conference at Tupper Lake and Harriet Belcher reported on the state convention in Syracuse. Dues were raised to October 1. members may pay at the old rate by sending to Marjorie Lewis. New members welcome. The unit will host the county unit meeting tonight. Aletta Eddy is in charge of refreshments.
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Marjorie Lewis
Legion Home
Aletta Eddy
Bryant
Maxson
Community coupons aid local seniors and a rare card market
The listing notes donations of coupons to Watervliet Senior Citizens and Little Sisters of the Poor. It mentions a scarce Goudey Waite Hoyt card valued at 3 to 4 dollars, with a possible $1,500 for a mint Honus Wagner card. Collector Dave Porter and the Capital District Sports Collectors Club meet mid month, with a convention in Albany tomorrow.
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8.G
Watervliet
Jennie Schramm
Cohoes
Second Ave
J. Marcil
Little Sisters of the Poor
Central Ave
Albany
St. Angelica
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Frank J. Fogerite
Waterford
Dave Porter
Capital District Sports Collectors Club
Dave
Washington Avenue
Hoosick Falls Youth Charged in Cambridge Break-Ins
A 16-year-old Hoosick Falls boy faced Cambridge Police charges for two Reis Mills break-ins on Sept 4 and 11. Three other Cambridge youths aged 17, 14, and 12 were also charged. Forged payroll checks tied the suspects to the crimes. The boy is jailed in Salem awaiting a hearing. other youths face juvenile court actions.
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Cambridge
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Cambridge Police
Reis Mills
Reis Mill
Philip Sica
Washington County
Salem
Cambridge Village
Philip Burke
Grafton Group to Meet at Library Monday Evening
The Grafton Peter sburg Berlin Policy Advisory Council will meet Monday at 8 p m in the Grafton library to discuss community needs. Joyce Middlebrook of the Rensselaer County Health Department will speak on health services. The meeting is free and open to the public. Information at the Grafton human resource center 279 9011.
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Grafton
Grafton-Petersburg - Berlin
Joyce Middlebrook
Rensselaer County Health Department
Health Department
Grafton Human Resource Center
Ned Pattison Mobile Office Visits Cambridge and Salem
The Ned Pattison Congressional Mobile Office will park near the Cambridge Post Office from 10 30 a m to 1 p m Monday. It will also park in Salem from 2 to 4 p m Monday. A congressional aide will be on hand to provide information about federal agencies or programs or to discuss a particular issue.
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Ned Pattison
Cambridge
Congressional
Salem
Explosion at GAF plant sends workers to hospital
An explosion at the GAF Corporation Rensselaer plant injured plant supervisor Ronald McCormick and exposed about a dozen workers and firefighters to chemicals and smoke. Most were treated and released. officials said smoke posed no public health danger. The blast occurred at 2 28 p m in Building 93 where hair dryers are made.
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Rensselaer
GAF Corporation
Albany
Ronald McCormick
Rensselaer County
Riverside Ave
Semifinalists named in Cornword Puzzle No 1110
Seven semifinalists have qualified by identifying five keywords to reach the jackpot of 250 dollars. A winner, if any, will be announced on Saturday. Names include C A and Troy residents such as Mrs J Beaudoin and Michael Cournoyer Watervliet L Ford Maurice Herbert Albert Sickles and Connie F Wilkinson.
Puzzled in Lansingburgh Seeks Caller Id for Jan Murray
The column notes a request for name address and phone number before answering a question about Jan Murray or Murrays. It offers to keep identity confidential if desired and asks for the contact details to respond.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Lansingburgh
Jan Murray
Murrays
Missing $1,700 in valuables from Sparrowbush Apt
Tricia Crouse reports to Colonie police that $1,712 in valuables including a $250 jewelry box a $700 diamond and a $500 bronze Diana statue disappeared from her Sparrowbush Apartments unit since August 16 with no signs of forced entry.
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Tricia Crouse
Blog. 10
Apt
Sparrowbush
Diana
Colonie
Hoosick Falls Officials Plan CSEA Meeting On Unionization
The village and CSEA will meet next week to discuss the unionization of village employees with attorney Richard Farley and CSEA representative Bill Lochner. They aim to resolve eligibility for union membership and bargaining units before PERB litigation.
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CSEA
Hoosick Falls
Civil Service Employer Association
Richard Farley
Bill Lochner
Farley
PERB
Annual meeting of Hoosick Falls Community Center
The Town of Hoosick Community Center will hold its annual meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the center on Church Street. Election of the board of directors will be held during the meeting. Annual reports of officers directors and committees will be heard. Anyone who contributed to the center during the past year may attend and vote.
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Presbyterian
Women’s Association
Cambridge United Presbyterian
Emma Holden
Gerhard. Schoen
Seth C Craig
Richard Lee
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Community Center
Church Street
Hoosick Falls District Seeks Census of Disabled Children
Hoosick Falls Central School District asks parents with a mentally or physically handicapped child up to five years old not yet in school to notify the district. Superintendent Phil Leonard says an accurate census is vital to plan education and qualify for federal funding.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School District
Phil Leonard
Leonard
County Receives Road Grant For Traffic Counters
Saratoga County announced a federal highway grant of 1 800 to fund two traffic counters for 360 miles of county highways. The study will run in early fall spring and summer to inform repairs and repaving with total project cost 3 773 and county share 1 973.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
John Strohl
Post Office bids for jeep maintenance in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Post Office invites bids to service three government vehicles for one year from Oct 1 1976 to Sept 30 1977. Includes lubrication towing oil changes wash labor hourly rate and service on three 1/4 ton jeeps. Bids opened Thursday and close Friday Sept 24. Forms available at the post office.
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Hoosick Falls
A.J. Wirmusky
Annual senior class drive underway in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School launches its annual magazine drive with a $6,000 goal, running until Sept 24. Proceeds fund class activities and local donations, with last year’s drive yielding over $1,500 to organizations like the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad, Hoosick Falls Youth Center, Head Start, Health Center, and the 1976 yearbook.
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Hoosick Falls
Town of Hoosick
Mechanicville Postmaster charged with funds misappropriation
A complaint filing in Albany accuses Mechanicville postmaster George Downs of misappropriating about 3500 dollars and false entries over four to six months. Downs, 49, appeared before a U S Magistrate, was released on his own recognizance, and a preliminary hearing set for next Wednesday.
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Trottier
George Wilke
Wilder Avenue
Mechanicville
U.S. Magistrate's Office
Albany
U.S
George Downs
William J. Dreyer
Bender Solomon
Picarazzi
McGill
White Plains
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