Cooper protests Honig role in Nassau assessment suits
Nassau Town Attorney Stephen Cooper sends letters to county and bar association officials protesting County Attorney Marvin Honig’s involvement in Nassau assessment cases. Honig rejects conflict claims. Cooper hopes agencies respond.
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Honig
Nassau
Stephen Cooper
County and Bar Association
Marvin Honig
Howard Shaw
Jacob Honig
Local history notes and reader requests feature
Community column lists thanks to locals for sharing addresses and favors with H Irving Moore and D L Noonan plus a request for old recipes and a birthday weekday lookup. It includes notices of a framed class photo giveaway and a probate inquiry about a mother's estate with foreign coins and old records.
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H. Irving Moore
Lansingburgh
Bicentennial Barge draws 13000 visitors in Mechanicville
The Bicentennial Barge visit in Mechanicville drew about 13,000 on Sunday, part of a weekend stop that brought the total to over 20,000. Town officials praised the orderly crowds while two Saturday incidents occurred: a Rotterdam man charged with trying to steal the Waterford state tugboat and Officer Walace’s foot minorly injured after being run over by a car wheel as he guided traffic.
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Mechanicville
Jim Elman
G. M. Dzaman
Rotterdam
Waterford
Dennis Baker
John Walace
Main Street
Wallace
Soldier and runaways stopped in Hoosick
A car with four occupants including an AWOL Texas soldier and three Columbus Ohio juveniles was stopped on Route 7 Hoosick by Deputy David Harris. They were arrested for first degree possession of stolen property. The soldier James A. Jordan 20 from Ellensville Kansas, stationed at Ft Bliss Texas, is jailed in Rensselaer County. The two 16 year old females were sent to Albany County Jail and the other 16 year old male is jailed in Rensselaer County.
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Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Texas
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Jordan
Ellensville
Ft. Bliss
Albany County
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
David Harris
Rensselaer Police Report Multiple Arrests and Thefts
Rensselaer police arrested several individuals over the weekend and investigated thefts and burglaries. Joseph W. Kochanski of Albany faced disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges after a Friday arrest near Washington and Herrick Streets, bail set at 150 dollars. Mary Farrell of Albany was jailed on petty larceny and released on 20 dollars bail. Edith Branchamp reported a car theft from her residence between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Mallview Apartments loss included two televisions and a later report described forced entry and missing items from Stephen Wilkins and George Cesario residents.
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Joseph W. Kochanski
Albany
Kochanski
Washington
Herrick
Mary Farrell
Edith Branchamp
Broadway
Mallview
Stephen Wilkins
YWCA Arts Crafts and Antiques Fair at Olana Site
Hudson report: the YWCA will hold its second annual Arts Craft and Antiques Fair Oct 16 17 at the Olana Historic Site. Puppet stained glass quilt dried flower and macrame booths plus a clown booth for kids. aims for 100 booths. sellers urged to contact 828 1248.
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Hudson
YWCA
Wandering Sparky the dog reunites with Ohio owner
Sparky a two year old Shetland sheep dog who wandered over fifty miles in the Adirondack wilds is back with Mary Ellen Appleman of Warrensville Heights Ohio. The reunion came Saturday after Betty George persuaded the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society to trap the dog.
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N.Y
Sparky
Mary Ellen Appleman
Warrensville Heights
Ohio
Adirondack Wilds
Betty George
Mohawk & Hudson Humane Society
Miss George
Moe
Milda Burns
Suzanne LaRocque
North Creek
Hudson River
Burns
East Greenbush Urges Student Physicals for School Year
East Greenbush Central School District asks students to get annual physicals. Superintendent Edward Szade notes state law requires exams at kindergarten and grades one, three, seven, and ten. Parents should obtain forms from school health offices and return them by Oct 1.
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East Greenbush
East Greenbush Central School
Edward Szade
Szado
Turboliner debut draws crowds along Empire Route
Amtrak's new turboliners began regular service on the Empire Route linking Buffalo Albany and New York City. Crowds greeted inaugural trains at Albany Rensselaer Rhinecliff and Poughkeepsie as officials and a band welcomed the shiny red white and blue trains.
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Amtrak
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Albany Rensselaer
Poughkeepsie
Albany — Rensselaer
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