Saratoga Rentals Reveal Mixed Fortunes For Summer Guests
In Saratoga during August race season homeowners face high risk from wealthy tenants. Some families report property damage from crutch rampages and dogs while others praise prompt deposits and tidy returns. Many renters fear break-ins and highlight security benefits of seasonal occupancy. Residents note that racing culture shapes both costs and care of these summer homes.
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Charles Siciliano
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Jane Butler
Hotline Help Column Shares Local Aid And Consumer Tips
A Monday through Sunday help column offers readers guidance on consumer issues and local resources. It recaps calls about carpenters pay rates, a dog grave fence, prescription renewals, and other personal inquiries, plus advice on pursuing past-due mattress complaints.
Albany Port to Receive $3 Million for Improvements
State Transportation Commissioner Raymond Schuler announced forthcoming funding for about $1 million in extra work at the Port of Albany. The money will replace tenders at piers two and three and cover roof repairs at shed two, paving, fencing, and lighting near pier three, plus rehabilitation of sheds four and five.
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Hastings to take leave amid kickback charges
Former Rep. James Hastings resigns as president of the Associated Industries of New York State to take a leave of absence starting December 1 while federal charges of mail fraud and false statements are resolved. Hastings pledges innocence as the board endorses his re election and retains his full salary.
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Seminar on violence against women at Park McCullough House
The American Civil Liberties Union will sponsor a Wednesday seminar in North Bennington starting at 7 30 p m. A panel will discuss crimes against women including rape wife beating and abuse with Bennington Police Chief William Fox Gloria Gil Joanne Betts and a Vermont State Police representative.
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Six semifinalists named in Cornword Puzzle No 1111
Six semifinalists in the Cornword contest are named for puzzle No 1111. Competitors must identify five key words to win a $275 jackpot. If any winners exist they will be announced Saturday. Marion Brehm Troy Alice M Davis Waterford L Ford Troy Marge Goodrich Green Island Miss Alice A Post Stillwater Connie F Wilkinson Troy
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Bennington College names Joseph S. Murphy as president
Bennington College selects Dr. Joseph S. Murphy to be president, replacing Gail Parker. Murphy, 43, has led Queens College since 1971 and held roles from Peace Corps director to New Jersey higher education vice chancellor. He will assume the Bennington post Jan. 1 after interim leaders Joseph Iseman and Robert Woodworth.
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Folk Music Program at All Saints Church Hoosick
A special musical program titled Christian Folk Music will be performed during the 10 45 a m service at All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick. George Cipperly of Eagle Mills will present the program. Cipperly is a Cornell University engineering graduate.
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Serviceman Pleads Guilty in Airman Killing at Base
Larry Bridges 26 of North Syracuse pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide in the July 22 death of Air Force Airman Ricky G. Hasman of Rochester. Four servicemen from Hancock Air Force Base face charges including second degree murder and manslaughter. Bridges to remain free on bail as the case moves forward.
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Republicans pick Kingston attorney for court race
Ulster County attorney Joseph D. Saccoman was unanimously chosen by Republicans to run for the Supreme Court judgeship covering Albany Rensselaer Ulster and four other counties. Conservative delegates nominated John J. Schick, a former assistant district attorney and Kingston City Court judge, while Democrat Aaron E. Klein won an uncontested nomination for a separate seat. The post will replace retiring Judge DeForest C. Pitt of Hoosick Falls who leaves at year end.
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Mercy sisters to sponsor crafts fair on Oct 2 in Albany
The Sisters of Mercy will sponsor a crafts fair on October 2 on the Convent of Mercy grounds across from St. Peter's Hospital. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will feature handcrafts by the sisters along with other crafts.
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Averill Park man pleads guilty to forged checks in two counties
Gerrard A. Flynn, 33, pleaded guilty in Rensselaer County Court to two counts of attempted forgery and criminal impersonation and to related charges in East Greenbush. He admitted cashing a $245 forged check at the Albany Public Market in Rensselaer and attempting another in East Greenbush. He faces sentencing November 4.
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