Ruberti Calls Fear Albany’s Worst Enemy in Mayoral Bid
Albany mayoral hopeful Michael Ruberti appeals to supporters of former rival Howard Nolan and Carl Touhey to help battle what he calls fear and the city machine. He cites fear of voters, business loss, and higher taxes as tools used to suppress participation, promising a freer government. Corning dismisses the charges as hogwash.
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Albany
Michael Ruberti
Howard Nolan
Carl Touhey
Roberti
Ruberti
Albany Justices Nominated for Reelection in District Meeting
Harold E. Koreman and John H. Pennock of Albany were named for reelection to the Supreme Court at a Friday meeting of Democratic leaders in the Third Judicial District held at the Albany County courthouse. Koreman presides in the state Appellate Division and Pennock has served 14 years on the bench. Separately on Friday Republicans nominated Rensselaer County Court Judge Don G. Cholakis and Ulster County attorney John Schick for the Supreme Court race, with Conservatives endorsing both selections on Saturday.
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Supreme Court
Harold E. Koreman
John H. Pennock
Albany
Albany County
Koreman
Pennock
Judicial District
Rensselaer County
Don G. Cholakis
Ulster County
John Schick
Cholakis
Schick
Rensselaer Counties
Judicial Conference
Third Judicial District
Palm seeks reelection to Clifton Park town board
Clifton Park council member John Palm announced his candidacy for a third term saying his experience and ideas will guide the town. He cites 25 years of residency, growth mitigation efforts in Country Knolls West and Crescent Estates South, steady budgets, and progress at Vischer Ferry Preserve. He notes work on a fire code district, landscaping standards, and plans for a town-wide water system, land acquisition, and industrial development funded by new business revenue.
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Clifton Park
John Palm
Palm
Country Knolls West
Crescent Estates South
Vischer Ferry
Cramer Maps Industry Attracting Plans For County
Samuel Cramer Republican at large candidate for Rensselaer County Legislature says attracting new industry and heeding senior citizens groups are key goals. He cites strong county transportation, sites, and labor ready to expand the tax base and cut unemployment. He urges ongoing communication with seniors to address their needs.
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Samuel Cramer
Rensselaer County
Grattan Opposes Townhouse Zoning Change in Waterford
Dr. Paul Grattan Democratic candidate for town supervisor opposes a zoning proposal allowing 378 high density townhouses. He warns of stress on sewage plants water facilities waste disposal and police and tax costs. A special hearing is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in town hall.
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Waterford
Paul Grattan
Grattan
Waterford Conservatives form grass roots campaign group
William Roberts announces the Waterford Conservative Campaign Committee backing five Citizens Party candidates. The group supports Robert Leonard for supervisor Garry Douglas and Frank Cerqua for councilman Joseph Geiger for town justice and Mary Deer for town clerk. Roberts to chair.
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William Roberts
Robert Leonard
Garry Douglas
Frank Cerqua
Joseph Geiger
Mary Deer
Justice Koreman to speak at Retired Men's Luncheon
Albany Supreme Court Judge Harold E. Koreman, candidate for re election in the third judicial district, will address the Retired Men's Fraternity luncheon Thursday at noon. The event takes place at the Holiday Inn on Central Avenue and covers Albany and Rensselaer counties.
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Albany — Supreme Court
Harold E. Koreman
Third
Men’s Fraternity
Holiday Inn
Central Avenue
Mechanicville Democratic Women Plan Fall Meeting
Mechanicville Democratic Women schedule their first fall meeting for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Civic Center to discuss efforts to reelect Democratic Supervisor Christoper Sgambati and plan a fall card party plus annual Christmas and resident honors events. New and returning members invited. The article also notes the first modern circus in London in 1768 by Philip Astley.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville Civic Center
Christoper Sgambati
London
Philip Astley
Bus delays lessen as Clifton Park district aims for on time
Shenendehowa school district reports 9 percent of buses on time with prior delays up to 20 minutes. Changes in bus stops and adjusted schedules are intended to improve arrivals for about 10 000 riders. negotiations with drivers over hours and seniority under block scheduling continue, with solutions expected today.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Sand Lake Man Named Resident Engineer at NYSEG
A Sand Lake resident has been promoted to resident engineer at New York State Electric and Gas Corporation offices in Mechanicville.
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Mechanicville
New York State Electric & Gas Corporation
Mechanicville man Faulkner killed in Keene car crash
Mechanicville resident Carl G. Faulkner 35 of Kennedy Garden Apartments died in a Keene Essex County crash early Tuesday. The report notes 1972 start as a technical associate in Mechanicville and later work in Chatham as operations supervisor. he served on the Sand Lake Zoning Board of Appeals. Also details of a bicycle theft reported by a mother on Harris Avenue describe a bike with an orange fender silver handles and a black banana seat.
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Mechanicville
Chatham
Sand Lake Zoning Board of Appeals
Harris Avenue
Keene
Essex County
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