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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1977
Page
5
A brief article mentions St Colmans discussions on aid for a special mother and notes on resources and support cited across pages 8 and 14. The item underscores ongoing community concern and organizational response.
Flood insurance requires a 15 day waiting period before becoming effective and does not cover general flood damage under standard homeowners policies. NFIA explains eligibility via FIA approval, how policies are issued through agents, and key coverage rules including 80 percent replacement cost, no outside structures, and the need for a general flood event to trigger coverage.
The NFIA outlines before flood actions to protect family safety evacuate early create an itemized personal property list with photos store policy details safely and shut utilities if time allows Open basement vents and move valuables upward. After flood contact the insurer agent who will assign an adjuster then perform safe entry with gas and electrical safety and begin cleanup while preserving damaged items for inspection.
A restraining order blocks the North Colonie School Board and its committees from holding closed door meetings. The action, sought by The Schenectady Gazette, requires the board to open committee discussions or face court further action on October 7.
Rhonda Diehl graduated from Averill Park High School in three years as the top student but missed honors after a protest. She then earned an associate degree in one year via Regents External Degree, now 18 and planning Army entry. She credits rapid tests and prior learning.
A new group seeks to acquire and restore the Shaker Settlement of Old Watervliet Niskayuna in Albany county as a major tourist attraction. Three surviving clusters of buildings remain on more than 700 contiguous acres once part of Shaker farmlands. The Shaker Lands were added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1973 and a 1973 report urged feasible restoration.
A Colonie group calling itself the Shaker Heritage Society unveiled plans to restore the South Family Farm on Watervliet Shaker Road into a 44 acre National Historical Area. The $15 million effort aims to convert eight existing homes into museums and orientation centers with private funding federal loans and local aid. The project envisions admission revenue supporting ongoing operation and an annual visitor total of 100000 to 250000, with significant potential economic impact for the Capital District.
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