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VOL. LIV MARCH 1, 2012 NO. 31
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the 2012-2013 school year. Parents of children who will be5-years-old on or before December 1, 2012 are asked to fillout the survey online at the school’s website,www.brittonkill.k12.ny.us. Click on “Register a Student” onthe right side of the screen to find the “KindergartenRegistration Survey for 2012-2013 School Year” link. Youcan also request a Kindergarten Registration Survey formby calling the Registrar’s Office at 279-4600 ext. 2006.
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• Sat., March 3 – Full Moon Snowshoe Hike. 6pm. Meets at park office. Stroll the park’s pathsand look for animal sign by moonlight! Please bring your own flashlight $3/person, Includessnowshoe rental. Registration required 279-1155. Reserve your spot early, space for thisprogram fills up quickly.• Sat. March 17 - Backyard Maple Sugaring from 10am-12pm. Celebrate Spring being rightaround the corner with some sweetness of the season! Brief video, demonstration of syruping,and sampling of syrup for all! $2/person, $5/family. Meet at Park Office.• Sat., March 24 - Backyard Maple Sugaring from 10am-12pm – Meet at Park Office. Brief Video,demonstration of syruping, and sampling of sweetness! $2/person, $5/family.• Tues., April 10 – Trout in the Classroom Trout Release Day 1pm. Meet at Park Office. Join usfor trout related information and activities. Learn about the trout life cycle and help us releasethe trout we’ve been raising since October into Second Pond! $2/person or $5/family. Registrationrequired.• Wed., April 11 – Trail Advisory Committee Meeting at 7pm at Park Office. Help plan Spring trailwork days. The advisory committee includes equestrians, snowmobilers, hikers, mountainbikers and other park users. Add your energy to the group!
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BRUNDIGE RECEIVES ALL-AMERICAN
SCHOLARSHIP TO ATTEND ALFRED STATEA Rensselaer County resident has been awarded approximately$4,350 per year for the “All-American Scholarship” to attendAlfred State College.Anthony Brundige of Johnsonville is slated to graduate in 2012from Hossic Valley Jr-Sr High School and intends to enroll in themechanical engineering technology program.The “All-American Scholarship” (free board) is awarded tostudents who possess an 88 or better high school averagethrough their junior year and who have achieved at least a1100 combined SAT score or a composite ACT score of 24.Recipients must maintain a required GPA (grade point average)to continue to receive free board in subsequent semesters.
GED AND ESOL CLASSES FOR ADULTS IN
RENSSELAER COUNTYQuestar III Rensselaer County BOCES offers literacy classesfor adults 21 years of age and older. We offer assessmenttesting in our intake process so we can assess your strengthsand place you in the right class. There is a nominal registrationfee which covers testing, but class instruction is free!We also offer ESOL classes to adults 21 and over who want tolearn the basics of conversational English language and writingskills to be successful in your community and the workplace.We also include citizenship, financial and family literacy, aswell as workplace skills.Questar III BOCES Adult and Continuing Education offersmorning, afternoon and evening classes in convenient locationsthroughout your community. Classes are held at the RensselaerEducational Center in South Troy and at Rensselaer City Hall inRensselaer. Classes start soon at the two branches of theTroy Public Library, which are both on the CDTA busline.Morning classes start at the 2nd Street Library branch onMarch 5, 2012. Class will be offered from 9am-12pm twomornings a week. Plans are under way to teach classes at theLansingburgh library branch, located at 114th and 4th streetin North Troy.Questar III BOCES is also an official GED test site. What areyou waiting for? Call 518-273-2264 for more information. Besure to leave a message with contact information so we cancall you back. If you have always thought you should get thatGED or need to learn English, NOW is the time.
LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
AT SUNY BROCKPORTThe College at Brockport, State University of New York,recently honored students who excelled academically bynaming them to the Dean’s List for the fall 2011 semester.Brianne Davis of Averill Park, Kevin Rocco of Poestenkill,Kendra Andrew of Eagle Bridge, Teresa Berschwinger ofCropseyville, Leandra Kneeland of Troy, Derek Schneider ofWynantskill. Students who earn a GPA of 3.40–3.69 arenamed to the Dean’s List.
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AREA RESIDENTS NAMED TO PRESIDENT’S
LIST AT SUNYITThe following students were named to the President’s List forthe fall 2011 semester at SUNYIT: Matthew Bond of Rensselaer,Kevin Drinkwine of Schodack Landing, Alexander Haley ofStephentown, Ryan Farley of Troy, Peter Faseun of Troy, SeanLaplante of Troy, Cassandra Moss of Troy, Anthony Ragostaof Troy. A semester grade point average of 3.60 or abovequalifies full-time, matriculated students for inclusion on thePresident’s List.
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The following are highlights of the February 14, 2012regular meeting of the Rensselaer County Legislature:Introduced Legislation to improve walkway onLivingston Avenue Bridge - The Legislature sponsored aresolution supporting the repair and improvement of thewalkway on the historic Livingston Avenue Bridge over theHudson River. Enabling pedestrian and cyclist traffic betweenthe cities of Rensselaer and Albany will benefit residents,integrate two waterfronts and help encourage tourism.Authorize execution of FEMA Consulting Group –Rensselaer County will benefit by entering into a contractwith Simmons Recovery Consulting. Simmons RecoveryConsulting and the Highway Department staff will work tomaximize financial recovery, as a result of Tropical Storm Irene,and accelerate cash flow from the grant sources of FEMA andSEMO.Urging the New York State Attorney General’s Officeto assist in dispute between Time Warner Cable andMadison Square Garden Network– The Legislature iscalling upon the New York State Attorney General’s Office toreview issue’s regarding the cancellation of broadcasts dueto the breakdown in contract negotiations between TimeWarner and MSG networks and urge Time Warner and MSG torenew contract talks to resolve this issue and allow forbroadcasts to be resumed.Introduced Legislation – The Legislature sponsored aresolution supporting legislation to mandate DNA Testing ofany persons convicted of misdemeanor offenses. DNA is avital resource to obtain leads, make quicker arrests and helpprotect the innocent and convict the guilty.Next Meeting - The Rensselaer County Legislature will holdits next meeting, Tuesday, March 13th, at 6:00 PM in theLegislative Chambers located on the 3rd Floor of the NedPattison Government Center, 1600 7th Avenue, Troy.
WANTED: INPUT FROM TOWN OF
BRUNSWICK RESIDENTSThe Town of Brunswick is currently updating its ComprehensivePlan and is seeking input from all residents and business owners.The Comprehensive Plan is a critical document that outlinesthe goals and principles for future growth and developmentin the town. It serves as a road map for future planning. ThePlan is being coordinated by Laberge Group and theComprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC), comprisedof 14 town residents. The CPAC wants to know what is yourvision for the town of Brunswick? What should the town looklike 20 years from now? What’s being done well now? Whatneeds to be improved? We’re looking for your ideas andsuggestions about infrastructure, traffic, town services,economic growth, development, housing, needs of seniorcitizens, conservation of natural resources, and recreation.Collectively, the citizens of Brunswick can help establish adesirable and sustainable model for the future. Share yourideas and feelings at the upcoming public workshop onTuesday, March 6, 2012, at 7:00 pm in the Tamarac HighSchool cafeteria.We look forward to your active participation. Questions?Contact Stephanie Sici l iano at 518-458-7112 [email protected]
RENSSELAER COUNTY CLERK RETURNS
RECORD SURPLUS TO COUNTY COFFERSRensselaer County Clerk Frank J. Merola reports that the RensselaerCounty Clerk’s office has posted the largest revenue surplus todate, returning close to $700,000.00 to county coffers for FY 2011.The Clerk’s office reported 2011 revenue of $2,776,714.00 againstexpenditures of $2,093,000 for a surplus totaling $683,714.00. Countyofficials will use this surplus revenue to offset any potential increasesin the county tax rate which has risen due to explosive increases instate mandated programs such as Medicaid. Mr. Merola is happy toreport that this is the twelfth consecutive six figure surplus returnedto the County, an achievement made even more impressive due tothe economic downturn that has plagued the nation. In the pastseven years, the Clerk’s office has returned surplus revenues totalingover $2.8 million dollars to the general fund. The past two yearshave seen over $1.3 million returned to the county. This is a resultof aggressive revenue enhancement programs such as the verysuccessful RENEW RENSSELAER passport and motor vehicleprogram which has resulted in a dramatic increase in the number ofpassports processed by the Rensselaer County Clerk’s office. Mr.Merola also credits an outstanding DMV department, and anaggressive DMV outreach program that has attracted significantauto dealer business to Rensselaer County and significantly increasedDMV revenue. The photo ID program instituted by Mr. Merola in2006 has proved to be extremely popular, with residents all over theCapital District coming to Rensselaer County for photo ID. “Likemany other departments in County government we are doing morewith less.” Mr. Merola said, “Our department spending has remainedflat since 2008, a result of the tremendous effort by DMV and RecordRoom staffs as well as upgrades in equipment that has allowed us tomaintain present staff levels. Our courteous and efficient service hasgiven our office the well deserved reputation as the most customerfriendly Clerk’s office in the capital region. These next few yearsmay prove challenging as a result of the economic downturn, but Iam confident that we will continue to return needed money to theCounty for the benefit of our taxpayers.”
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PREMIERE of “COLD, I AM: BALLAD OF
THE BARK EATER”The Capital District Premiereof “Cold, I Am: Ballad of theBark Eater” a feature filmwritten and directed by Jimand Steve Powers of AverillPark, will be held Saturday,March 3rd, at Kiggins Theatreat Emma Wil lard. ThePremiere is by invitation,however, there is limited publicseating available forreservation. There will be areception prior to thepremiere beginning at 6 PMand the curtain time will be 7PM. The film follows youngAble Jacob who wanted toshed the trappings of his
upscale life and become an Adirondack Mountain Man in the1830’s. Able’s epic trek through the mountains is told throughThe Power’s Brothers signature dialogue and vast beautifullandscapes. The movie was produced by their productioncompany West Field Films and shot locally and in the Adirondackswith music by Christopher Shaw. There is no cost for thePremiere, for information or reservations, please [email protected] or call 518-712-WEST. To view thetrailer visit westfieldfilms.com.
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Major General Patrick A. Murphy, The Adjutant General forthe State of New York, announces the promotion of membersof the New York Army National Guard in recognition of theircapabilities for additional responsibility and leadership.Jacob Weitzel from Sand Lake, and serving with the CompanyD 3-142nd Aviation is promoted to the rank of Specialist. JosephByerwalters from Rensselaer, and serving with the CompanyE (Forward Support Company Infantry) 427th Brigade SupportBattalion is promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant. JosephLandy from Spiegletown, and serving with the Headquartersand Headquarters Detachment 501st Ordance Battalion(Explosive Ordance Disposal) is promoted to the rank ofCommand Sergeant Major.Army National Guard promotions are based on overallperformance, attitude, leadership ability, and developmentpotential.These promotions additionally recognize the best qualifiedSoldiers and attract and retain the highest caliber CitizenSoldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard.For more information about the New York Army National Guard,visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com.
LOCAL RESIDENTS ON SUNY OSWEGO
DEAN’S LISTSeveral area residents have been named to the Deans’ Listfor the fall semester at SUNY Oswego. Showing academicachievement, with their major in parentheses, are:Andrew M. Kowal of Averill Park, a sophomore (creativewriting). Andrew S. Wager of Averill Park, a freshman(technology education). Kristen M. Dergurahian of Castleton,a sophomore (wellness management). Heather G. McGovernof Castleton, a junior (biology). Nicole A. Ouellette ofCastleton, a junior (public relations). Michelle Dugan of EastGreenbush, a senior (marketing). Cayla A. Pratt of EastGreenbush, a junior (English). Mary A. Campbell of Nassau, ajunior (psychology). Cara M. Balzano of Rensselaer, a senior(business administration). Alec R. Gladd of Rensselaer, a junior(history).Lauren C. Leatso of Rensselaer, a senior (biology). AbbigaelS. Hicks of Schodack Landing, a sophomore (undeclaredundergraduate). Karl J. Backhaus of Troy, a sophomore(geology). Elizabeth A. Farley of Troy, a senior (elementaryeducation). Lindsay C. King of Troy, a junior (global andinternational studies). Lauren N. Nunziato of West Sand Lake,a sophomore (wellness management). Katherine D. Farrell ofWynantskill, a senior (journalism).The President’s and Deans’ lists represent the academic top24.4 percent of the Oswego student body. To be included onthe Deans’ List, students must have a semester grade averageof 3.30 to 3.79.
CORNELIA A. BREGMAN MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FOR WOMENThe Capital Region Women’s Network is proud to announcethat the Greater Capital Region Endowment Fund, will awarda $2,000 scholarship to assist one woman in career-relatedstudy in the upcoming academic year. To be eligible, anapplicant must be:• a woman 25 years of age or older;• a permanent resident of the counties of Albany,Schenectady, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Columbia, Schoharie,Greene, or Washington in New York State;• able to demonstrate financial need; and• enrolled or accepted for study in a program leading to anacademic, technical or vocational degree or certificate.The goal of our scholarship program is to aid women who arechanging, starting, or advancing careers due to under-employment, lack of appropriate education, change in theirhousehold earning capacity or other circumstances which havehampered or delayed their earnings capacity of job stability.Contact: Greater Capital Region Endowment Fund, P.O. Box391, Delmar, NY 12054
TAMARAC MIDDLE SCHOOL
2nd QUARTER HONOR ROLLSTamarac Middle School recently announced honor rolls for thesecond quarter. Congratulations to all our students.High Honor Roll (94.5 or Above Average) - 6th Grade:Emma Atkinson, Hanieka Balint, Anthony Barbera, ChristopherCaiazza, Isabelle Churan, Sophia Dicarlo, Lindsey Dreher,Andrew Dudwoire, Kora Fortun, Emma Fountain, Ean Gavigan,Ashley Gendron, Carlie Genecco, Maximillian Gliosco, AnthonyGosselin, Hailey Hansen, Amani Henderson, Joseph Judge,McKenzie LeVan, Lauren Lockrow, Julia Milos, Grace Morton,Jenna Muckle, John Mulligan, Shen-Li Pomposello, Chloe Purello,Ethan Rotondi and Lindsey Watkins. 7th Grade: GaetanaBaldwin, Matthew Fox, Alyssa Franz, Camille Gardner, SarahGibbs, Nathan Holt, Trevor Kozak, Hannah Kreiger, EmilyLaPlante, Meredith Morgan, Aaron Roddy, Caitlyn Roden,Gursimran Sahota, Benjamin Santandera, Alida Scecchitano,Natalie Scecchitano, Robert Simmons, Bryan Stockwell, LilySwanick, Gabrielle Tarbox and Grace Warrington. 8th Grade:Sawyer Balint, Adam Brar, Tea’ Claus, Carly Connor, MatthewCroson, Cierra Deuel, Molly Dickinson, Shannon Doin, RachelDoody, Liam Fitzgerald, Sarah Harris, Carlee Lockrow, CassidyMedved, Anna Mehner, Kyle Mikhitarian, Daniel Nealon, VitoPascarella, Dana Proctor, Kathleen Renna, Anthony Shufon,Madeline St. John, Lydia Waters and Tabitha Waters. HonorRoll (89.5 to 94.4 Average) - 6th Grade: Andrew Bakker,Ella Batto, Kelsey Belcher, Serena Bentley, Kalyssa Blair, SamuelBrendese, Bradlee Bugbee, Natalie Bulson, Mikayla Dilorenzo,Kayla Doody, Hunter Fitzpatrick, Alyssa Grogan, Sara Guest,Tyler Hvizdak, Abigail Kacensky, Erin Kelley, Maria Kelley,Matthew Lang, Luis Marmolejo, Kaitlyn Masten, PaulMastrandrea-Minbiole, Matthew Morrow, Sydney Moss, CaraMurphy, Ryan Murray, Nathaniel Nolan, Paolo Pascarella, EvanPetersen, Tyler Petersen, Alexa Phillips, Bennett Plowman,Paige Quillinan, Tina Ray, Christopher Schewe, Cole Schmidt,Samuel Schmitz, Benjamin Venditti and Connor Wilson. 7thGrade: Zachary Baldwin, Brendan Bartow, Grace Batto, LauraBornt, Christopher Campanella, Andrew Connor, Quentin Crudo,Andrew Danaher, Hannah Dehnert, Nicholas Dilorenzo, MaeveDoin, Jillian Galvin, Alonna Garmley, Grace Gershaw, Zoe Gliosco,Madison Gragnano, Samuel Griffen, Lauren Grogan, LaurenHolt, Cecelia Hughes, Adelheide Jackson, August Keefer, JasonMariano, Sierra Meskoskey, Christian Montero, Olivia Morgan,Ethan Myers, Ryan Remington, Brad Schneider, MeaghanSpencer and Magnolia Waters. 8th Grade: Jacob Ali, AnthonyCatricala, William Chase, Kaitlin Delsignore, Melanie Donlon,Lukas Dwyer, Jarod Eldred, Nicholas Fisk, Samantha Galipeau,Ashley Gaunay, Sydney Grugan, Zachary Guest, MatthewHarris, Bryce Hayner, Tess Hogan, Eliza Johnson, ChristopherKneer, Michael Morrow, Ingrid Morton, Jaden Moulton, JordinNitz, Adam Pusatere, Jacqueline Rodda, Hannah Ryan, MaxwellSchneider and Alyssa Styles.
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Two Fundraisers, Two Bus Trips! *Call 271-8983 to Reserve!*• First Trip - Historic Boston - All money raised will go towww.woundedwarrior.org.Date: Saturday, March 31st; Price: $45pp (will also have $5-50/50 on bus).Bus leaves Brunswick Wal-Mart at 7AM and leaves EastGreenbush Wal-Mart at 7:20AM. Drop-off and pick-up at6:30PM will be at New England Aquarium. *DiscountedAquarium tickets upon request (must order by 03/12).• Second Trip - NYC Central Park Zoo(www.centralparkzoo.com/nyc shopping) - All money raisedwill go directly to the buying of much needed items for thechildren of St. Catherines Center for Children , Copson House,Albany.Date: Saturday, April 28th; Price: $45pp (will also have $5-50/50 on bus).Bus leaves Brunswick Wal-Mart at 7AM and leaves EastGreenbush Wal-Mart at 7:20AM. Drop-off will be at the Zoo.*Discounted tickets upon request (must be ordered by 4/12).Choose to shop or to visit the Zoo. **Pick-up for home is6:30PM at Bryant Park**For more information or questions, [email protected].
SLCA PRESENTS KIM AND REGGIE HARRIS
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Sand Lake Center for the Artspresents in concert Kim andReggie Harris on March 10th at8pm. Kim and Reggie Harris aredynamic and superbly talentedtradit ional folk performers,whose captivating stagepresence and unique harmonieshas earned the respect and loveof audiences throughout the US,Canada and Europe for over 30 years. They are unique in theirability to entertain audiences of any age and background asthey blend their talents as singers, songwriters, educators,and interpreters of history and cultural advocates. Tickets are$16 and reservations can be made at 518-674-2007 orwww.slca-ctp.org. The Center is located at 2880 NY 43, AverillPark. There is plenty of free parking.
APCSD STUDENT ART EXHIBIT AT SLCA
The Gallery at the Sand Lake Center for the Arts presents anexhibit from Feb. 16 - March 31 of the Averill Park CentralSchool District Students K - 12. The APCSD student art showwill present the work of students from all the grade levels –kindergarten through 12th grade. The works will cover a wholerange of media – charcoal, tempera and acrylic paint,watercolor, pastels, prints and collage. Some really talentedwork in a whole range of styles and media will be exhibited.Come and see the talent displayed by our local students!The Gallery is open Wed. and Fri. from 10 - 12pm by appt.and during scheduled events. Call 418-674-2007 or visitwww.slca-ctp.org for more information. The Center is locatedat 2880 NY 43, Averill Park, NY.
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2012 FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING
Registrations are being accepted for the 2012 BrunswickBulldogs Football & Cheerleading Programs.When: Saturday, March 10, 2012, 12pm-3pm Where: TamaracElementary School CafeteriaFLAG
The flag football & cheerleading season begins on Wednesday,August 1st, and runs through to the end of September. Practiceis from 6:00 – 7:30 pm twice a week through August and oncea week when school begins in September. Games are onSaturday mornings.This program is for children who will be in kindergarten – 2ndgrade during the 2012 school year. The child must be 5 yearsold by August 1, 2012.TACKLE AND CHEERThe tackle football & cheerleading season begins on Wednesday,August 1st, and runs through the end of October. Practice isfrom 6:00 – 8:00, three times a week. Games are on Sundays.This program is for children who will be in 3rd and 4th grade forthe Junior Division program, and 5th and 6th grade for theSenior Division program.If you would like to request a registration form, you may visitour website at: http://www.brunswickbulldogsnyfl.com; or foradditional information, please call Sandy at 301-9450 or [email protected].
BOWLING FOR LITERACY
Support Literacy Volunteers and havefun! On Saturday, March 3rd, joinLiteracy Volunteers for a Bowl-a-Thonat Uncle Sam Lanes, 600 Fulton Street,Troy, from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.Tickets are $15 per person before theevent and $20 at the door. The ticketprice includes 2 hours of bowling, shoerental, and bowling ball. There will be
raffles for prizes, and food and drink will be available fromUncle Sam Lanes.Bowl as an individual, or a captain can recruit 3-5 teammates(maximum 6 people per team). Anyone interested in being ateam captain should contact Literacy Volunteers for details.All proceeds will benefit Literacy Volunteers of RensselaerCounty. Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County is a nonprofit,community-based organization.
STRONG IN THE BROKEN PLACES
“A Theological Reverie on the Ministry of George Everett Ross.”Reflection on the wounds of Christ will frame our five weekLenten devotional on Tuesday nights this year. These LENTENSOUP SUPPERS begin with a light meal, follows with casualdiscussion, and end with a brief devotion. The time of ourgathering will be 5:45-7:00 p.m. Discussion will focus on thesetopics, addressed in the book. Please Come And Join UsOn: March 6th (At Gilead) Wounded Side: BrokenRelationships; March 13th (at Trinity) Wounded Head: BrokenThoughts - PLEASE NOTE ON THIS DATE; Instead of a “SoupSupper,” discussion begins at 5:45 p.m.and Trinity’s monthly “Family Dinner” follows at 6:30 p.m.;March 20th (at Gilead) Wounded Back: Broken Promises;March 27th (at Trinity) Wounded Heart: Broken Faith.If you need transportation to either Trinity or Gilead, please letus know by calling 674-5501. So come and join us as we gathertogether during the Lenten Season and share our thoughtsand prayers together and become closer to Christ! ~Pastor JimHulihan
ROSARY TO OUR
LADY OF FATIMA
The monthlyRosary to OurLady of Fatimawill be said onMarch 13th at St.Michael’s Churchon Williams Road.
COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL PLANNING
WORKSHOP
Richard L. Lane, the VicePresident-Investments and anAccredited Investment Fiduciary®with Madison Wealth Managers willhold a financial planning workshopon Tuesday, March 6th @ 6:00PMat the Lansingburgh Branch of theTroy Public Library.This informational seminar will focuson the importance of financialplanning and show you how eachpiece of your financial life works together toward attainingyour retirement goals. Seminar topics will include: a generalunderstanding of investing, strategies to limit risk in yourretirement portfolio as well as techniques for generatingincome in retirement.This program is free and open to the public. Prior registrationis required. Stop in to the library or call 235-5310 forinformation and reservations. The Troy Public Library’sLansingburgh Branch is located at 27 114th Street, Troy.
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ANNUAL BLIZZARD CHICKEN BBQThe First Reformed Church will be holding their Annual BlizzardChicken BBQ on Saturday, March 24th, with continuous servingsfrom 4:00 – 6:30 p.m. The menu includes ½ BBQ chicken (withClements’ Old-Fashioned BBQ Sauce), baked potato,vegetable, homemade coleslaw, rolls and dessert. Tickets are$10 for adults and $5.00 for children (5-12) under 5 are freeand can be reserved by calling the church office at 283-4420.Take-outs will be available. The church is located on the cornerof Church St. & Main Ave. in Wynantskill. Proceeds will benefitthe Scholarship Fund for our youth to attend summer camp.
LASAGNA DINNERMelrose United MethodistChurch, located at 20 ChurchStreet in Melrose, will host aLasagna Dinner on Saturday,March 10th, at 5PM; take-outavailable at 4:30PM. Dinnerincludes: Salad, Bread,Dessert and Drink. Cost is $8/Adults, $4/Children 4-10 andChildren under 4 are free.For reservations, call DonnaStannard at 694-6229.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT
BREAKFASTPoestenkill Christian Church,721 Snyder’s Corners Rd.,Poestenkill, will be having theirmonthly Al l-You-Can-EatBreakfast on Saturday, March3rd, from 8AM – 11AM. Costis $7 for adults and $3.50 forchildren under 10. Menuincludes eggs, homefries,regular and blueberrypancakes, French toast,sausage, bacon, toast andcoffee and juice.
“ST. PATRICK’S
DAY” SPECIAL
DINNEROn Thursday, March 15th, theNutrition Department will holdits monthly special dinner atnoon at the RensselaerCounty’s Troy Senior ServiceCenter, 19 Third Street.Dinner will consist of CornedBeef & Cabbage. Be sure tojoin us at 11:00 am for a goodtime as we celebrate withentertainment by SteveIacketta. Our wonderfulcomplete lunch is available toall Rensselaer County Seniorsage 60 and older everyweekday for a suggestedcontribution of $2.50. Call270-5349 to make yourreservations.
CORNED BEEF AND
CABBAGE DINNEREagle Mills Christian Church(Disciples Of Christ) 1 MAPLEAVE., Corner of Route 2 &Maple Avenue in Troy/EagleMills, will host a Corned Beefand Cabbage Dinner onMarch 3rd from 4PM to6:30PM. Cost is only $9.00 -$5.00 kids under 11. Menuincludes: Corned Beef,Cabbage, Potatoes,Vegetables, Rolls, Dessertand Beverage.Presenting...The LawsonGroup playing traditionalmusic from Ireland. Dine-Inor Take-Out. Forinformation, please call 518-279-1588.
SLCA PRESENTS IRISH STEP DANCING
WITH MEMBERS OF THE FARRELL SCHOOLSand Lake Center for the Artspresents Irish Step Dancing withmembers of the Farrell Schoolof Irish Dance on Sunday, March4th, at 1:30pm. $5 pp.Reservations can be made at518-674-2007 or www.slca-ctp.org.
Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day just a couple of weeks early withthis very special opportunity to see a demonstration of IrishStep Dancing by members of the Farrell School of Irish Dance.You may even have the chance to try a few steps. The FarrellSchool offers classes throughout the Capital District frombeginner through championship levels. Members and studentsperform widely at Irish festivals and at many other venues.The Center is located at 2880 NY 43, Averill Park, NY, just 15min. east of Albany.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY BENEFIT DINNEROn Thursday, March 15th, at 6pm enjoythe annual St. Patrick’s Day benefitdinner for the Sand Lake Center for theArts at the historic home of Ron andBarb ‘Mc’Berti, 42 Schumann Rd., AverillPark. Our chef’s Ron McBerti and GeneO’Langley will again prepare a meal ofthe best corned beef and cabbage this side of Ireland. Lastyear, the brownies disappeared so fast that we’re expandingour dessert offerings, so be sure to come and enjoy themalong with some great company and live music provided byGeorge Wilson and Bill Spence. Enjoy traditional fare, singclassic Irish tunes and mingle with friends. Reservationsneeded, $25 pp and BYOB. Call 518-674-8363 [email protected].
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
CORNED BEEF &
CABBAGE DINNERThe Grafton Volunteer FireDepartment, along with theGrafton Ladies Auxiliary will beholding a buffet style CornedBeef & Cabbage Dinner onSat., March 17th, from 4pmto 8pm at the Grafton VFW/Fire Hall on South Rd. Cost:Adults/$9.00, Kids 12 &under/$4.00, Kids 5 & under/Free. We look forward toserving the community andhope you can join us!
FAMILY STYLE
CORNED BEEF &
CABBAGE SUPPERThe Brunswick Grange will holda Family Style Corned Beef &Cabbage Supper on Thursday,March 15th, from 4PM to6:30PM. Our Grange hall islocated in Center Brunswick atthe corners of RT 7 and RT142. Cost is $10 for adults and$5 for children under 12. Take-outs are avai lable.Reservations need to be madeat 279-9113 by March 10th.
ST. PATRICK’S SPECIAL DINNEROn Thursday, March 15th, the Nutrition Department at theRensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton will hold its monthly special dinnerat noon. This month’s theme will be “St. Patrick’s Day”. Menuwill be: Corned Beef w/Mustard, Red Skin Potato, Cabbage,Whole Baby Carrot Garnish, Pineapple Juice, Rye Bread, LimeGelatin w/Pears & Topping for dessert. Entertainment withBrian Zepal will begin at 11:00 a.m. Our wonderful completelunch is available to all Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 andolder every weekday for a suggested contribution of $2.50.Stop in for a complete monthly menu and activities calendar.Please call 279-3485 to make your reservations for lunch.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT
BREAKFASTThe Sullivan Jones Post VFW7466 in Poestenkill will hold anAll-You-Can-Eat Breakfast onMarch 11th, from 8AM to11AM. Menu: Eggs,Homefries, French Toast, Fruit,Pancakes, Sausage, Coffee,Tea, Juice and Milk. Cost: $6/Adults, $3/Children 5- 11 andChildren under 5 are free.
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HAM & TURKEY
DINNERPrince of Peace LutheranChurch, North Troy at 3rdAve. and 111th Street willsponsor an All-You-Can-EatHam and Turkey Dinner withPotatoes and Vegetables,Garden Coleslaw, Dessert andBeverage for a cost of $7 onSaturday, March 10th, from4:30PM to 6:30PM. Theproceeds wil l benefit thechurch ministries and outreachprograms. For moreinformation, call 237-3050.
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AREA CREDIT UNIONS
RAISE $4,000
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REGIONAL HOSPITALSTroy, NY (February 24, 2012): � anks to the generosity of members from three regional credit unions, the 2011 Credit Union Care for Kids Campaign raised $4,000 to bene� t pediatric programs at four area hospitals: Glens Falls Hospital, Saratoga Care, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital (Schenectady) and Seton Health/St. Mary’s Hospital (Troy). Credit unions from the Southern Chapter of the Adirondack District of the CUANY, Inc. who participated in the 2011 campaign include: Hudson River Community Credit Union; Saratoga’s Community Federal Credit Union; and TCT Federal Credit Union. Fundraising was conducted throughout the year and included selling stu� ed animals, candy bars, mugs, hats, ra� e draw-ings, lobby coin drops and business donations. Credit Union Care for Kids is a statewide community involvement program of the Credit Union Association of New York, Inc. (CUANY) and its goal is to raise money for children’s hospitals and pediatric units throughout New York State. � e campaign is in keeping with the credit union movement’s philosophy of “people helping people.”� e donations will help support the following pediatric services:• Funds will be used to purchase items for a new play room inside Kids Kove, inside the Glens FallsHospital’s pediatric unit.• Fund the purchase of equipment, education and other needs of patients using Saratoga Care’sPediatric Emergency Services.• Provide additional books, games, computer programs and so� ware for the Family LanguageLiteracy Project Lending Library at Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital.• Well child visits, physicals, immunizations and diagnosis/treatment of illnesses at SetonHealth/St. Mary’s Hospital.Since the program began in 1998, credit unions from the Southern Chapter have donated a total of $122,498 to bene� t area pediatric programs.
L-R: Lauren Anderson, Human Resources Assistant, HRCCU presents a check to Mike Danieli, Executive Director, Seton Health Foundation.
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2nd ANNUAL BOWL-A-THON FUNDRAISERThe 2nd Annual Bowl-a-thon Fundraiser in remembrance ofJason R. Vandeputte “Bucky” will be held on Sunday, April 1st,at Uncle Sam Lanes in Troy. Cost is $20 and includes bowling,shoes & pizza after bowling. AM Registration is 10:45 -11:30AM and the AM Session is from 11:30 - 1:30PM; PMRegistration is from 1:30 to 2PM and the PM Session is from2PM to 4PM. Raffles and 50/50; Raffles will be drawn afterthe 2nd shift and you need not be present to win.If you’re not up to bowling, feel free to stop by and helpsupport the cause! All are welcome!Proceeds from the Bowl-a-thon will go to the AdirondackWoodsman and this funding helps them send children to oneof the 3 NYS Conservation Camps/Fishing Tournaments. Yoursupport last year enabled 15 children to attend camp!For more information, call Art Whitney at 283-5403 or 423-3598. RSVP by March 24th.
JOB NAMED toPRESIDENT’S LIST atSUNY BROCKPORT
The College at Brockport,State University of New York,recently honored studentswho excelled academically bynaming them to the President’sList for the fall 2011 semester.Casey Job of Troy, was namedto the President’s List.To achieve the honor of beingon the President’s List, astudent must earn a GPA of4.0.
TRACE YOUR IRISHANCESTORS USINGRECORDS in the U.S.
The TroyP u b l i cLibrary ispleased tooffer for asecond timethe popularp r o g r a m ,“How to
Trace Your Irish AncestorsUsing Records in the UnitedStates,” at 11:00 am onSaturday, March 24th, 2012at the Main Library.Are you trying to narrow downyour ancestor’s origins beyondjust “Ireland?” LisaDougherty, a volunteer at theNational Archives and RecordsAdministration and a memberof the Association ofProfessional Genealogists,explains where to look.Lisa will be available after theprogram, by appointmentonly, to offer genealogyadvice and tips on yourpersonal research.The program is free and opento the public, but please callthe library at 274-7071 toregister and/or to make yourpersonal genealogyappointment. The library islocated at 100 2ndStreet,Troy.
ILIUM LITERARYCLUB MEETING
The Ilium Literary Club willhold its monthly meeting at 2pm on Friday, 3/2/12, at theTroy Masonic CommunityCenter, 39 Brunswick Rd, Troy.Immediately following themeeting, our guest speakerwill be Herb Hyde, author of“College and Eighth”. Guestsare welcome to attend.
TROY SENIORCENTER MEMBER
MEETINGOn Thursday, March 8th, at10AM, there will be a TroySenior Center MembershipMeeting at the RensselaerCounty’s Troy Senior ServiceCenter, 19 Third Street. Planon joining us for the meetingand then stay to dine with usat 12 noon (reservations forlunch are recommended, call270-5349). If you have anyquestions, call the Center at270-5348. Hope to see you!
INTERNATIONALSTUDY PROGRAMAT ST. LAWRENCE
Mary E. Donohue, of HoosickFalls, is participating in St.Lawrence University’sInternational Study Programfor the spring 2012 semester.Donohue, a member of theclass of 2013 at St.Lawrence, is studying inLondon. She graduated fromHoosick Falls Middle-Sr HighSchool.
“DO YOU LOVE TO PLAY BINGO?”Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Service Center, 19 ThirdStreet, Troy has a great time playing bingo on Wednesdaysand Fridays at 12:30 pm, after the noon meal. The prizes arefun and you get many chances to win with several cards. Allthis is free to you if you are 60 years of age or older. You arewelcome to play with us. Come for a nutritionally balancedmeal at noon and stay to enjoy some super company.Call 270-5348 for more information.
UNIV. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE’S DEAN’S LISTFOR THE FALL SEMESTER
The following students have been named to the Dean’s List atthe University of New Hampshire for the fall semester of the2011-2012 academic year.Eric Hart of Castleton earned Honors, Tamara Lilkas ofCastleton earned Highest Honors, Kristina Spencer of EastGreenbush earned Honors, Elizabeth Rathbun of Stephentownearned Highest Honors, Victoria Isabelle of Troy earnedHonors.Students named to the Dean’s List at the University of NewHampshire have earned recognition through their superiorscholastic performance. Highest Honors are awarded tostudents who earn a semester grade point average of 3.7 orbetter out of a possible 4.0. Students with a 3.5 to 3.69average are awarded high honors and students whose gradepoint average is 3.2 through 3.49 are awarded honors.
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STAY SECURE WHEN USING ONLINE
AND MOBILE BANKING(NAPSA)-Whether you’re saving up for a vacation or alreadytraveling on one, banks can make it easier for you to stay incontrol of your finances with online and mobile banking. Mobilebanking lets you access your accounts, check balances, paybills, transfer money and locate ATMs and bank centers. Withonline banking, customers can usually review account balancesand transactions, transfer funds and receive and pay billselectronically.As these become increasingly popular, securityis a top priority for banks. Many use the latest technology tohelp prevent fraud and identity theft, detect suspicious activityand resolve problems quickly. It’s still important, however,that you, as the user of mobile and online banking services,take the proper precautions to be protected.Here are sometips:1. Don’t use your full or partial Social Security Number asa Personal Identification Number (PIN), user ID or password;use separate user IDs and passwords for your financialaccounts and for other sites.2. Choose a bank with productsthat keep you protected.3. Don’t use your mobile device to store sensitive personalinformation or bank account numbers. The bank’s MobileBanking and Text Banking features let you access youraccounts and related details without exposing your accountnumbers. Consider a screen lock on your mobile device.4.Limit the amount of personal information you provide on socialnetworking sites and be cautious about messages on suchsites that contain links.5. Never respond to urgent e-mails oropen attachments claiming to be from a bank or any companythat requests your account information or personal details.Forward these e-mails to your bank.6. Keep your computeroperating system and browser up to date with the latestsoftware and security downloads.7. If you suspect fraudulent
SMART AND SAFE QUESTIONS WHEN
MORTGAGE SHOPPING(NAPSA)-The bargains to be found in today’s buyer’s marketare inspiring a new interest in getting the best home mort-gage. Although people often live with their mortgage decisionfor 30 years, research shows that Americans spend more timeconsidering a car purchase than evaluating a home mortgage.Taking time to prepare, and asking the right questions of yourlender, can help you make a financially prudent decision. Hereare some questions to consider:*How much can I afford? Byentering income, debt and down payment information, homeaffordability calculators can help estimate how much homeyou can afford and what your monthly payments need to be.Be sure to consider monthly expenses such as associationfees, utilities and property taxes.*How much should I con-sider for a down payment? A minimum down payment of 3 to 5percent is generally required. If you put less than 20 percentdown, government or private mortgage insurance may beneeded. Private mortgage insurance can help you own a homesooner, and can generally be canceled when you reach 20percent equity. *What is the interest rate and is it fixed? Shoparound among several lenders to ensure the best rate. Beclear about whether the rate is fixed or adjustable. A rate lockprotects you if interest rates rise while the loan is being pro-cessed. *Will my loan have any type of borrower assistanceprogram or job loss protection? Mortgage insurance compa-nies, such as Genworth Financial, offer no-cost borrower as-sistance programs and job loss protection that provides somepeace of mind when you purchase a home. *Should I getprequalified? Yes. Your lender can informally qualify you for aloan by obtaining basic information on your income, debts andcredit. Prequalifying means you can estimate how much youcan borrow and make a realistic buying decision. *Does mycredit score matter? It’s a good idea to review your creditreport and clear up any old debts or inaccuracies before meet-ing with a lender. This may improve your score, which couldimprove the interest rate your lender offers. Keep in mindthat the changes can take time to clear as well as reflect onthe revised report.*What documents do I need to apply for aloan? The process is easier if you bring full documentation ofpersonal finances, assets, employment history, current loanamounts and payments, credit card account numbers and in-come tax returns.
YOUR INDEPENDENT
FORECLOSURE REVIEW(NAPSA)-Did you face foreclosure in 2009 or 2010? If so, theOffice of the Comptroller of the Currency says you may beeligible for a free independent review of your case. Indepen-dent foreclosure reviews let borrowers who faced foreclosureon their primary residences between January 1, 2009 and De-cember 31, 2010 request reviews of their cases if they believethey suffered financial injury as a result of errors in the fore-closure processes of these servicers:America’s Servicing Com-pany, Aurora Loan Services, Bank of America, Beneficial, Chase,Citibank, CitiFinancial, CitiMortgage, Country-Wide, EMC,EverBank/Everhome, Freedom Financial, GMAC Mortgage, HFC,HSBC, IndyMac Mortgage Services, MetLife Bank, National City,PNC, Sovereign Bank, SunTrust Mortgage, U.S. Bank, Wachovia,Washington Mutual, and Wells Fargo.The reviews will deter-mine whether individuals suffered financial injury and shouldreceive compensation or other remedies due to errors or otherproblems during their home foreclosure process. The reviewswere ordered by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currencyand the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve in April2011 after the federal regulators found unsafe and unsoundmortgage servicing and foreclosure practices among these large,federally regulated mortgage servicers.Situations that mayhave led to financial injury include, but are not limited to:*Themortgage balance at the time of the foreclosure action wasmore than you actually owed.*Fees charged or mortgage pay-ments were inaccurately calculated, processed or applied.*Youwere doing everything a modification agreement required butthe foreclosure sale still happened.*The foreclosure actionoccurred while you were protected by bankruptcy.*A foreclo-sure proceeded on a military member in violation of Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protections.More than 4 million letterswere mailed to potentially eligible borrowers with request-for-review forms and instructions on how to complete and returnthem. The form lets you describe what you think went wrong.Simply answer the questions to tell your story, include anyadditional documents you think relevant and return the formby April 30, 2012.If you believe you are eligible and have notreceived a form, you can request one from (888) 952-9105,Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (ET) and Satur-day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (ET).For additional information andanswers to basic questions about the review process, visitwww.IndependentForeclosureReview.com. Reviews are con-ducted by independent consultants working under the direc-tion of the federal regulators and may take several months tocomplete.You can learn more at www.occ.gov/independentforeclosurereview.
charges on your account, report them to your bank immediately.Bank of America customers are not liable for such transactions;they’re protected with a $0 Liability Guarantee. The bank willcredit any fraudulent charges made with your debit or creditcard back to your account as soon as the next day.Learn moreat bankofamerica.com/security.
“MAKING ENDS MEET”The Troy Public Library is pleased to announce the program“Making Ends Meet” which provides an overview of the processfor developing and using a household spending plan, as well asways to maximize personal and community resources.Participants will receive a free money management kit. Theprogram will be held Monday, March 5th, at 6:00 p.m. at theMain Library.EmPower New York workshops are sponsored by the New YorkState Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)and developed by Cornell Cooperative Extension and NYSERDA.This program is free and open to the public, but advanceregistration is required by calling the library at 274-7071, asthere is a minimum number of participants required to hold theprogram. Troy Public Library is located at 100 Second Street,Troy, NY.
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“NURSING HOME TRANSITION AND
DIVERSON MEDICAID WAIVER PROGRAM”Monday, March 26th, from 7pm-8pm. Educational seminarabout a home-based alternative to nursing home care. Heldby telephone conference call - participate from home.Speaker: Barbara Cataldo, Lead Regional ResourceDevelopment Specialist, NHTD Waiver Program. Open tofamilies caring for loved ones throughout the Capital Region.Funded by Albany County Department for Aging and aninvestment from the United Way of the Greater Capital Region.Advance registration is required; call Senior Services ofAlbany’s Caregiver Connection program at 694-3511.
SAVE MONEY, SAVE ENERGY WORKSHOPThe LansingburghBranch Library will beholding an Energy SmartWorkshop onWednesday, March 7,2012, 6:00pm-7:00 pm.
Come learn how you can cut the cost of heating your home. AFREE OR REDUCED COST HOME ENERGY AUDIT starts theprocess that helps you decide how much you want to save orinvest in energy upgrades and how to make your home saferand more comfortable. Learn what the contractor does duringan audit and how issues like air infiltration, lighting, andappliances, etc, can affect your energy bill. Energy $martCommunities Coordinator, James Kopp, will walk you throughNYSERDA’s Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® andEmPower Programs.This program is free and open to the public. Prior registrationis required and space is limited. Stop in to the library or call235-5310 for information and reservations. The Troy PublicLibrary’s Lansingburgh Branch is located at 27 114th Street,Troy.
Investors Can Learn Much
From Super Bowl TeamsWe’ve just passed another SuperBowl season. Whether you’re asports fan or not, you can learnsomething from the Super Bowlteams that you can apply toinvesting.• Choose a diversified mix of players.Super Bowl teams have good playersat many different posit ions —players who tend to play welltogether. As an investor, you shouldown a variety of investments withdifferent capabilities — stocks forgrowth and bonds for income —investments that complement oneanother. Bui lding a diversif ied
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The Troy Public Library and Transition Troy are pleased toannounce the showing of “Dirt!: the Movie,” “Featuring liveaction and animation, this movie examines the history andcurrent state of the living organic matter that we come fromand will later return to.” This program will be held Monday,April 30th at 5:30 p.m. at the Main Library.Transition Troy is a collaboration of residents committed toleading our city into and through this period of social andtechnological transformation.This program is free and open to the public, but please callthe library at 274-7071 to register. Troy Public Library islocated at 100 Second Street, Troy.
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Troy Area Senior ServiceCenter, 19 Third Street, willbe sponsoring a FoxwoodsDay Trip with Yankee Trails onTuesday, March 6, 2012. Busleaves Walmart on HoosickStreet at 7am and returns atapproximately 6pm. Price is$18.00 and includes a $15.00Bonus Slot Play & $15.95Buffet (or $10.00 meal credit).Reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis. All arewelcome, regardless of age.Go for a wonderful day ofgaming, eating and fellowship.Don’t delay, come to the TroySenior Center today! Formore information, contact thecenter at 270-5348.
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Monday: 9:15am Aerobics; 10-2pm Sr. Boutique; 12noon Lunch- Lite Salt Franks; 12:30pm Bowling; 12:30pm Exercise w/Ellio.Tuesday: 7am Bus leaves Walmart for Foxwood Trip; 9amKnitting & Crocheting; 12noon Lunch - Chicken W/Gravy.Wednesday: 9am Aqua Aerobics; 9:15 Aerobics; 10-2pm Sr.Boutique; 10 - 10:30am “Let’s Talk”; 10:30am Dice Game;12noon Lunch - Veal Pattie W/Peppers & Onions; 12:30pmExercise w/Ellio 1pm Bingo/Oil Painting.Thursday: 9am Crafts/Sewing; 10am Troy Center MembershipMeeting; 10:30am Card Game; 12noon Lunch - BakedMeatloaf; 1pm Line & Western Dancing.Friday: 9:15am Aerobics; 10-2pm Senior Boutique; 10:30amBible Study; 11am Good Food Ideas “Jazz-up convenientFoods”; 12noon Lunch - Potato Crunch Pollock; 12:30amExercise W/Ellio.
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Several area residents have been named to the President’s Listfor the fall semester at SUNY Oswego. Showing academicachievement, with their major in parentheses, are:Samantha A. Dimascio of East Greenbush, a junior (broadcastingand mass communication). Sean J. McNamara of Poestenkill, asenior (philosophy). Isabelle J. Cantanucci of Troy, a senior(psychology). Dylan A. Fredette of Troy, a sophomore (cinemaand screen studies). Adam R. Wolfe of Troy, a senior(journalism). Ryan R. Laughlin of Wynantskill, a senior (zoology).The President’s and Deans’ lists represent the academic top24.4 percent of the Oswego student body. Students whoachieve grade averages of 3.80 and above on the 4.00 scaleare named to the President’s List, the top 6.3 percent of Oswegostudents.
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After a long journey, Fredrick Arnott, played by Ken Bagnellof West Sand Lake, unexpectedly discovers his wife, RoseArnott, played by Mary Daigneault of Troy in Circle TheatrePlayers upcoming production of Enchanted April directed byVal Kavanaugh and Sue Frost. Escape to Italy where loveblossoms, friendship grows and unexpected love takes root.The play runs March 16, 17, 23, and 24 at 8pm and March 18and 25 at 2:30pm. Tickets are $16 and under 18 $10. TheSand Lake Center for the Arts is located at 2880 NY 43, AverillPark, NY. There is plenty of free parking. As a special dinner/theater opportunity enjoy a 3-course meal at the ArlingtonHouse, West Sand Lake at 6pm with the play at 8pm for $35.To make reservations, call 518-674-2007 or visit www.slca-ctp.org.
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The State University of New York at Potsdam recently namedmore than 400 students to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2011semester. A total of 409 SUNY Potsdam students who excelledacademically were honored for their high marks.Among the local students who made the SUNY Potsdam Dean’sList were:Carlene Benson of Averill Park, whose major is Childhood/EarlyChild Education. Joseph Hulett of East Greenbush, whose majoris Music Education. Jennifer Spear of Johnsonville, whose majoris English and Creative Writing. Daniel Jordan of Rensselaer,whose major is Music Education. David Rice of Rensselaer, whosemajor is Computer Science. Brittany Izzo of Schaghticoke, whosemajor is Geology.To achieve the honor of being on the Dean’s List, each studentmust have satisfactorily completed 12 numerically-gradedsemester hours with a grade point average of between 3.25and 3.49 in the given semester.
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Samaritan Hospital, an affiliate of Troy-based not-for-profitNortheast Health, is now offering coronary angioplasty, orPCI/percutaneous coronary intervention, bringing apotentially lifesaving procedure to Rensselaer County.Coronary angioplasty is used to open up narrowed or blockedcoronary arteries to improve blood flow to the heart muscle.Angioplasty may be used to improve symptoms of heartdisease, reduce damage to the heart muscle caused by aheart attack, and reduce the risk of death in some patients.In the event of a heart attack, when minutes count, havingthis potentially lifesaving procedure at Samaritan Hospitalbrings it closer to individuals in many of the communities thehospital serves, including residents in many parts ofRensselaer, Albany and Saratoga counties.
LITERACY VOLUNTEERS CONGRATULATES
NEW CITIZENS
Literacy Volunteers congratulates Elshekh Saad and MariamaMassaquoi, two English Language Learners who have becomenaturalized U.S. citizens. Sworn in on January 20 and 27,respectively, Mr. Saad and Ms. Massaquoi took the Oath ofAllegiance at the United States District Court in Albany. Thehour-long ceremonies began with welcoming remarks from thejudge and elected officials, and included patriotic songsperformed a cappella by guest vocalists. Certificates ofCitizenship were presented to almost 60 people on eachoccasion.Mr. Saad, a native of Sudan, has been a student in the workplaceliteracy program at Blasch Precision Ceramics for four years.Ms. Massaquoi, who resided in Liberia prior to coming toAmerica, participated in the English Literacy Civics programand is now learning to sew while improving her English skillseach Saturday afternoon at the Sewing and English class inRensselaer.All three programs are staffed and administered byLiteracy Volunteers of Rensselaer County.Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County recruits and trainsvolunteers to provide individual and small group tutoring. Aprofessional staff supports volunteer tutors, tutor trainers,planners, and board members who make the programs run.LVORC is an affiliate of Literacy New York and accredited byProLiteracy America.
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LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED CLARKSON
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS
The following students were named Presidential Scholars forthe fall 2011 semester at Clarkson University.Michael S. Donovan, a freshman majoring in chemicalengineering, from Rensselaer. Kaitlyn E. Morris, a freshmanmajoring in engineering studies, from Troy. Jenny Tang, a juniormajoring in biomolecular science, from Troy. Corinne S. Wilson,a senior majoring in biomolecular science, from Troy.Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-pointaverage and carry at least 14 credit hours.
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88 THIRD AVE. RENSSELAERLLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec.of State (SSNY) 2/6/12. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to c/o J. MichaelStewart, 9 Washington St.,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:Any lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICE35 RING ST. LLC Articles of Org.filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY)2/6/12. Office in Rensselaer Co.SSNY desig. agent of LLC uponwhom process may be served.SSNY shall mail copy of processto c/o J. Michael Stewart, 9Washington St., Rensselaer, NY12144. Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose.
LEGAL NOTICE90 THIRD AVE. LLC Articles ofOrg. filed NY Sec. of State(SSNY) 2/6/12. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to c/o J. MichaelStewart, 9 Washington St.,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:Any lawful purpose.
A-PLUS CARPET & FLOORING,LLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. of Org.filed with the SSNY on 10/31/11.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY is designated asagent upon whom process againstthe LLC may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: The LLC,302 Forrest Pointe Dr., E.Greenbush, NY 12061. GeneralPurposes.
AD ASTRA CONSULTING, LLC,a domestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filedwith the SSNY on 11/7/11. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. SSNY shallmail process to: The LLC, P OBox 312, Nassau, NY 12123.General Purposes.
ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONOF Kaneg Concrete and StoneLLC. Under Section 203 of theLimited Liability Company Law FIRST: The name of the limitedliability company is: KanegConcrete and Stone LLC SECOND: The county within thisstate in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is: Rensselear THIRD: The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address within or without thisstate to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: clo United States CorporationAgents, Inc. 7014 13th Avenue,Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228
KNEERS TOWING AND AUTOPARTS LLC a domestic LLC, Arts.of Org. filed with the SSNY on12/14/11. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against the LLC may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: Marylee Kneer, 1390 NY 7,Troy, NY 12180. GeneralPurposes.
Notice of FormationBurdett Optical, LLP Arts. of Org.filed with SSNY on 1/10/2012 Off.Loc.: Rensselaer Cnty. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: c/o The LLP,2200 Burdett Avenue, Troy, NY12180. Purpose: all lawfulactivities.
Notice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:Ditmire Solutions LLC, Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of NY on1/4/2012. Location: RensselaerCounty. The Secretary of State(NY) has been designated as theagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.The Secretary of State shall mail acopy of process to: C/O DitmireSolutions LLC, 15 WynantskillWay, Troy, NY 12180. Purpose:Any Lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICENotice of formation of a LimitedLiability Company ("LLC"). Name:QuiCR LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with theSecretary of State of the State ofNY ("SSNY") on January 12,2012. Office location, County ofRensselaer. The SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of such process served to:P.O. Box 422, Wynantskill, NewYork 12198. Purpose: any lawfulpurpose.
Notice of Formation of BICKFORDLANDSCAPING, LLC. Arts. OfOrg. filed with Secy. of State ofNY (SSNY) on 12/05/11. Officelocation: Rensselaer. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto United States CorporationAgents, Inc., 7014 13th Ave.,Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.Purpose: Any lawful activity.
Notice of formation of ButtercupCookie LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with theSecretary of State of NY on11/15/11. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated as agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to the LLC, 26Brinker Drive South, Rensselaer,NY 12144. Purpose: For anylawful purpose.
Notice of Formation of LettrickFamily Medicine PLLC, Art. of orgfiled with Sec. of State of NY on1/4/2012. Off Loc. RensselaerCnty. SSNY designated as agentof PLLC whom process may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto : Lettrick Family MedicinePLLC, 1528 Columbia Tpk,Castleton, NY 12033 Purpose: Alllawful purpose.
Notice of formation of LimitedLiability Company (LLC) Name:Kickin Wing Company Articles ofOrganization were filed on June6th, 2011 with the NYSDepartment of State. Location:Rensselaer County. Secretary ofState has been designated asagent of the Limited LiabilityCompany upon whom processagainst it may be served. TheSecretary of State shall mail acopy of the process to the LLC at59 Main Avenue, Wynantskill, NY12198 Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.Name: Absolute Potential LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 01/24/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 875 Avenue of theAmericas Suite 501, New York,New York 10001. Purpose: Forany lawful purpose.
PLANET FITNESS TROY LLCArticles of Org. filed NY Sec. ofState (SSNY) 1/30/12. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to 1259 GordonRd., Schenectady, NY 12306.Purpose: Any lawful purpose.Principal business location: 660Hoosick St., Troy, NY 12180.
LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name: TrilliumIV LLC. Articles of Organizationwere filed with United StatesCorporation Agents on 12/19/11.Office location: RensselaerCounty. United States CorporationAgents has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.United States Corporation Agentsshall mail a copy of process to theLLC, c/o United StatesCorporation Agents, Inc. 701413th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn,NY 11228. Purpose: For anylawful purpose.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: REMINGTONBLACKTOP LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 01/06/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 19 John Street,Rensselaer, New York 12144.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: CHAMPAGNEDEVELOPMENT, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State (SSNY) onFebruary 14, 2012. OfficeLocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 2398 Route 150, EastSchodack, New York 12063.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: WHY NOT WINE LLC. Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 01/19/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 268 Fox Hollow Road,Petersburg, New York 12138.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
Notice of Formation of NancyBrennan-Jordan NP In FamilyHealth, PLLC. Arts. of Org. filedwith NY Dept. of State on 1/13/12.Office location: RensselaerCounty. Sec. of State designatedas agent of PLLC upon whomprocess against it may be servedand shall mail process to theprincipal business address: 44Highland Dr., East Greenbush, NY12061. Purpose: practice theprofession of nurse practitioner infamily health.
LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of WalegDonuts, LLC Arts. Of Org. filedwith the Sec. of State of NY(SSNY) pursuant to NY LLC lawsection 206 on 11/03/2011. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shallmail process served to: c/o theLLC, P.O. Box N, Sanford, ME04073.
NOTICE OF FORMATIONOFLIMITED LIABILITYCOMPANY (LLC) The name ofthe LLC is T & P RENTALS LLC.The Articles of Organization of theLLC were filed with the NYSecretary of State on January 25,2012. The purpose of the LLC isto engage in any lawful act oractivity. The office of the LLC is tobe located in Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State isdesignated as the agent of theLLC upon whom process againstthe LLC may be served. Theaddress to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the LLC is 723Marietta Drive, Ambler, PA 19002.
NOTICE: Articles of Organizationfor BONANNO MANAGEMENTLLC, were filed with the New YorkSecretary of State (”SOS”) onJanuary 26, 2012. The LLC’soffice is located in RensselaerCounty. SOS is designated asagent of the LLC for service ofprocess. SOS shall mail a copy ofany process against LLC toRichard J. Miller, Jr., Esq.,
MORRIS & MCVEIGH LLP, 540Broadway, Albany, NY 12207.Purpose: any lawful act or activityfor which limited liabilitycompanies may be organized.
NOTICE OF FORMATION of THECOLLECTOR'S FRIEND, LLCArticles of Org. filed with Secy. ofState of N.Y. (SSNY) on2/14/2012. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: Joshua Sabo, Esq., 287 NGreenbush Rd., Troy, NY 12180.Principal business location: 470 N.Greenbush Rd., Rensselaer, NY12144. Purpose: Any lawfulactivity.
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You can also fax your letter of interest/resume to 518 732-4211
RNH is located 7 miles south of Rensselaer OR 15 miles north of Columbiaville; An easy commute from surrounding counties.
Contact Terese @ 732-7617 ext. 110or [email protected]
HELP WANTEDATTENTION: Water Tech. &Customer Service positions:Training provided. Must be a HSGrad Starting $535 wk. Benefits& bonuses. 899-5555 H2oSolutions
CNA, LPN OR RN needed to carefor elderly gentleman. Per diemLift experience required. South Schodack location. No bus line.Refs. required. Call 265-2258
Delivery drivers. Local routes. (I-90 exit 12). Company box truck,no special license needed.Excellent customer service. Freeemployee health/dental premiums,401k. $30’s. Call Dutton 888-786-0791
Executive Woods Childcare offEverett Rd . Albany. F/T assistantteacher P/T cook, 9:30am-1pmMon.-Fri., with possibility of extrahours. 459-7156
Experienced Hair Stylist: FTguaranteed wages, generouscomm., retirement plan, paidvacation/holidays. Busy walk-inonly salon. East Greenbush 479-4504, ask for Beth; Brunswick271-8526, ask for Sabrina.
Framing crew seeking help. Someexperience necessary. 669-5265
Live in PCA or HHA positionsavail. 2-5 days per week Call Concepts of Health Care 518-885-2020
Now hiring: Companiesdesperately need employees toassemble products at home Noselling, any hrs. $500 wklypotential. Info. 985- 646-1700DEPT. NY-968. Fee required.
Small Engine/OutdoorPower Equipment
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P/T delivery and warehouseposition for wholesale distributors.10-25 hrs. /week. Must be drugfree with clean license. Call or visitfor appt. Bill Doran Company. 107Champlain St. Albany, NY. 12204.(518)465-5285
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EG 2BR $795. heat, h/w incl.Well maint., quiet complex. Nopets, sec, refs, lease 449-2122
Lg 2 br $795, laundry,dishwasher, new construction,with heat $860, Glass Lake, Rt 66& 43. Call 947-6288, cell 505-5860
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ALGONQUIN MIDDLE SCHOOL PERFECT ATTENDANCEThe following students have had perfect attendance for the first half of the 2011-2012 schoolyear.GRADE 6: Joseph Adamo, Lilyanna Ainsley, Cierra Bailey, Ryan Bennett, Ryan Biittig, EthanBlais, Alana Brennan, Justin Cardinale, Shannon Carney, Lauren Combs, Leah Debboli, WilliamDespart, Samantha Dunham, Madeline Dunigan, Erik Dunn, Brady DuPont, Linda Ferra, NicholasFerra, Alexandra Film, Peter Flick, Emma Flint, Lydia Flynn, Andrea Garrow, Henry Ghent,Catherine Hannigan, Lucas Harland, Cara Harrington, Madison Hasbrouck, Samantha Herrington,Connor Hicks, Sally Holden, John Holland, Madelyne Holmes, Kyle Hunter, William Hynes,Christopher Illenberg, Stephanie Jankovic, Evan Kortz, Nathan Lapinski, Jorge Leon III, JustinLettko, Jessica Liberty, Emma Limoges, Ariel Loucks, Sara Marks, Anna-Leah Martin, AaronMasse, Hannah Mazzeo, Paul McGreevy, Christopher Miller, Jacob Miller, Gabrielle Moore, IanMoore, Isabel Morris, Lydia Murphy, Morgan Nichols, Zachary Nichols, Caitlin O’Neill, John Paris,Luciano Pascarella, Richard Pascucci, Isabella Pastore, Leah Paulson, Farrell Pelcher, RachelQuell, Courtney Ries, Jade Rodriguez, Matthew Romano, Sierra Rooney, Alyssia Sanchez,Owen Scanu, Heidi Schuman, Shea Slocum, Jacob Snyder, Claudia Stay, Jacob Stewart, MaraStrich, Marissa Thorburn, Preston Wait, Zachary Whitmore, Danielle Wilkins, Amelia Wilson,Joseph Windover, Mallory Wood and Raymond Yeung. GRADE 7: Julia Adams, John AretakisIII, John Bailey, Madeline Benevento, Jacqueline Bornt, William Bornt, Joseph Bott, AlexanderBubie, Christina Bucci, Christian Capone, Olivia Cardish, Dominick Carnevale, Taylor Catlin,Jack Chevalier, Michael Chorwat, Oliver Clayton, Jacob Dunham, Cassiana Enderle, RozlinEthier, Dennon Fisher, Liam Gelder, Charles Gilmore, Jr., Katherine Glanton, Ryan Gregware,Zachary Gregware, Jordan Hannigan, Katherine Hart, Emily Haworth, Gareth Kaedy, HarleyKahler, Rebecca Kelly, Joseph Kenna, Aidan Klippert, Abigail Kronau, Cammy Kwok, Eric LaPointe,Zachary Larkin, Kyle Lucier, Logan Madden, Alexander McCarthy, Gregory Miller, Kristin Morin,Maeve Morrissey, Christian Nash, Ryan Nolan, Olivia Novak, Jordan Pahler, Lena Piche, EmilyPitts, Brianna Razzano, Rebecca Re, Kendall Reiter, Cameron Roberts, Matthew Schumaker,Shannon Seeberger, Alyssa Sicko, Kaila Siddon, Cameron Simard, Angelina Solomon, JeffreySweet, Zachary Sweet, Kelsey VanFleet, Laura Wendall, Shane Williams, Conor Willsie, TrinityWohlferd, Daniel Wrenn and Noah Yearsley. GRADE 8: Michael Ames, Andrew Baker, JohnBarnes, Kilee Baumgartner, Steven Beattie, Emily Bentley, Molly Biittig, Alexandra Bradway,Alex Cahill, Anthony Capece, Joshua Cardinale, Sydney Carey, Kayliegh Catlin, Joseph
Cauwenberghs, Robert Cetrino, Anthony Cioffi, James Clark, David Cocca, Cameron Coffey,Evan Crawley, Emily Cretaro, Austin Crosier, Matthew Crowe, Thomas Culnan, Branden Dagner,Alyssa DonVito, Hunter DuPont, Joshua Flint, Thomas Francis, Madeline Gibbons, Brian Giddings,Scott Gundrum, Jr., Joshua Hale, Sean Harrington, Cameron Hasbrouck, Marisa Heiserman,Jacob Heritage, Andrew Hernandez-M, Emmalee Hoppe, Emily Howard, Margaret Hoyt, MadelineIllenberg, Amber Jones, Derek Jones, Sydney Julien, Nicolas Kalinowski, Tyler Kelly, MeredithKenneally, Elizabeth Kiley-Bergen, Hunter Kortz, Jake Lanzillo, Daniel LaPointe, Meagan Lettko,Aaron Lindeman, John Lyons, Amelia Mamone, Emma Mancino, Samantha Marks, Tyler Matthews,Paige McNamara, Elladio Melendez, Shannon Meyer, Benjamin Miller, Omar Mohamed, LukasMorgan, Daniel Morone, Grady Morrison, Amanda Mosall, Christopher Mueller, Donald Nash,Morgan Oliksowycz, Hayley Peterson, Daniel Piel, Jonathan Pinho, Jacob Pitts, Katelyn Pohlmann,Cade Pytell, Benjamin Quinones, Cody Rafferty, Tyler Ranken, Michael Raus, Sean Robert,Jordan Rockwell, Autumn Rundle, Jenna Safford, Kayla Seeberger, Mattison Sicko, AnthonySiddon, Evan Simkulet, Nina Sivaslian, Caroline Slyer, Max Tempel, Alexander Valenti, MarissaVanAlstyne, Timothy Vermilya, CaiLi Wachtel, Allison Wark, Stephanie Williams, AleksandraWocher, Megan Woods and Amanda Young.
GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE
EXTRAORDINARY FORMOn two consecutive Tuesdays this lent, March 6th & 13th,from 7-8pm a free workshop will be offered at St. Joseph’sChurch in Troy on the historical, spiritual, and theologicalcontent of the prayers of the Roman liturgy as a guide togreater understanding and deeper participation in theExtraordinary Form of the Mass. The first evening we willfocus on the use of the missal itself as a guide to participationand the 1st part of the liturgy (the mass of the catechumens).The second evening we will focus on the 2nd part of the liturgy(the mass of the faithful). The workshop will be offered by JimAgnew, one of the Masters of Ceremonies and pastoralassociates at St. Joseph’s. For more information, feel free tocontact Jim via email at [email protected] or 788-1607.St. Joseph’s Church is located at 416 3rd Street in Troy.
BOOK SALE TO
BENEFIT PETSPETCARE Community BookSale to benefits pets will beheld on Friday, March 9th from10AM to 6PM; and Saturday,March 10th, from 8:30AM to6:30PM at the Jermain Churchon 5th Ave and 6th St inWatervliet. Donations of over3000 new and used books allpriced at $1. Communitysupport will help care and feedrescued animals everywhere!518-227-7771
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AUTOMOTIVE
AVERILL PARK ADULT EDUCATION
DRIVING CLASSES
Schedule of Driving Classes being held at Averill Park HighSchool:Defensive Driving/Point Reduction 6 Hour Classes for10 % savings on your Insurance - cost $40.00:Thursday, March 22 & 29 from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.Saturday, May 5 from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Tuesday, June 12 & 19, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.5-Hour Prelicensing Class (required to take road test-bring NYS Learner’s permit to class) - each class sessionruns from 3:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.- cost $45.00March 12 or April 30 or May 21 or June 11.*Register for either class by mailing in a check made out to:APCSD Adult Education for $45 to: APCSD Adult Education,146 Gettle Rd., Averill Park, NY 12018. Put down the class anddate and who is attending. Any question, contact Bonnie Lillyat 674-7191 or email [email protected]
CAPITAL AREA RODS - 2nd ANNUAL
WISHING FOR SPRING SWAP MEET
Capital Area Rods will be holding their2nd Annual Wishing for Spring SwapMeet on Sunday, March 18th, at theBrunswick Elks, 665 Brunswick Road(RT 2) in Troy. The Swap Meet will beheld from 9AM to 3PM and admissionis $3!Indoor Vendor space is $20 per tableand Outdoor Vendor space is $10 per
space. Set-up for Vendors is 7AM to 9AM.Food and Drink will be available.For more information, please contact Joe Motzer at 518-272-5474.
AARP DEFENSIVE
DRIVING COURSE
Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Graftonwill be holding an AARP SafeDriving Course, Tuesday April17th, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.,with a break at noon for lunch,available at center.Save up to 10% on your carinsurance! The cost will be$17.00 for AARP members and$19.00 for non-members.Please call Penny or Missy at279-3413 for reservations –SPACES ARE LIMITED!
AARP DRIVER
SAFETY PROGRAM
Rensselaer County ’s TroySenior Center, 19 Third Street,Troy, will hold an AARP DriverSafety Program Class forsenior citizens. The date isTuesday, March 27, 9:00 amto 3:00 pm. This will reduceyour car insurance by 10%.The cost is $17.00 per personfor all AARP members and$19.00 for all others. Toregister for course, call theTroy Senior Center’s office at270-5539 or stop in to sign up.
HOSTA - TRACTOR SAFETY CERTIFICATION
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County will host(Hazardous Occupations Safety Training in Agriculture) forchildren 14 years of age or older by April 1st. The coursestarts on Saturday, March 3rd, through Sunday, March 18th,with classes on Weekends and nights. The curriculum will besafe operation, maintenance, personal protection, commonfarm hazards, and livestock handling. Youth aged 14 and 15years who are not working directly for their parents musthave a tractor operator certificate to legally operate largeequipment. You must pre-register at 272-4210. The Cost is$25. Part-time farmers/gardeners who own any kind of tractoror equipment can attend. They may participate on March3rd’s machinery and safety overview for a cost of $10.CCE is an EOE and adheres to the ADA. If any participant hasspecial needs to attend class, please indicate what they wouldbe when you pre-register.
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Cars on consignment, and we buycars. Call for details. 286-3350
LOCAL RESIDENTS
on DEAN’S LIST AT
ROGER WILLIAMS
The following local residentsare among those to be namedto the Roger Wil l iamsUniversity Dean’s List for theFall 2011 semester. Full-timestudents who complete 12 ormore credits per semester andearn a GPA of 3.4 or higherare placed on the Dean’s Listthat semester, provided thatthey have not received anyof the following grades: F, I,NP or NS.Keegan McDonald, a residentof Troy AND Laura Stevenson,a resident of Hoosick Falls.
SEE YOU AT THE BOOK NOOK
The Book Nook at Transfiguration Parish in Speigletown is openon Saturday, March 3rd, from 9AM - noon with “Buy one/getone free” specials on books authored by Andrew Greeley,Maeve Binchey and all of the great selections from our self-help and cookbooks. Children’s books are 6/$1 this monthalso. We’ll be open again on Saturday morning, March 17th.Please drop off your donations at Transfiguration Parish anyday (no textbooks or encyclopedias please).
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Gary A. Wilson2/27/44 - 11/18/04
Gary, almost 8 years have gonesince you left. I miss you everyday. Your friendship was true, notphoney like some. Although youdid not fear death, you lived yourlife loving sports, it was your life. Iknow we will meet again. But forEternal life. Until then, Love forever and a day,Leota XX
Happy 5th Birthday Collin! We love you!
Love, Daddy, Mommy, Austin & Baby
Christina Fahrenkopf, daughter ofJoseph & Laurie Fahrenkopf ofSelkirk was married to NicholasCrucetti, son of Anthony & CarolCrucetti of Wynantskill on June10, 2011 at the Cathedral of theImmaculate Conception in Albanywith the Rev. William Papeofficiating.Maid of honor was Tracy O'Neil,friend of the bride. Bridesmaidswere Christina Fortin, sister of thegroom, Jill Demarco, SharonCavataio and Janis Lambrose,friends of the bride. GiannaDemarco was flower girl.Best men were William O'Neil andDaniel Daley, friends of thegroom. Groomsmen wereAnthony Fahrenkopf, brother ofthe bride, Robert Fortin, brother-in-law of the groom, Brent Conleeand PJ Hamilton, friends of thegroom.The reception was held at theGlen Sanders Mansion inSchenectady.The bride, a graduate of Ravena/Coeymans/Selkirk High School
and SUNY Plattsburgh is aregistered nurse with Wellpoint. Agraduate of Averill Park HighSchool and Albany College ofPharmacy, the groom is apharmacist with Hannaford inWynantskill.After a honeymoon in theHawaiian Islands, the coupleresides Wynantskill.
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SAFE BOATING COURSE
Safe Boating Course will be offered by the Mohawk-HudsonPower Squadron at the Colonie Youth Bureau, 1653 CentralAvenue, Albany NY. Classes begin Tuesday, March 6th, from7pm till 9pm; and each following Tuesday until April 10th whena review and the exam will take place. The fee of $40 includesthe text, DVD, handouts and a Certificate upon successfulcompletion. The program satisfies New York Statesrequirements for the operation of Personal Watercraft. Allinstructors are certified. Call Jim Keenan with any questionsor to pre-register at 518-813-2716.
RPI SWIMMING AND DIVING
LEARN-TO-SWIM PROGRAM
Who: Children ages 2+ What: RPI Swim Team will be holdingswim lessons for Spring 2012 Where: Robison Pool located onthe RPI Campus When: Registration will be March 1st and 7th5-6:30 @ Robison pool Date of Lessons: Sunday, March 25,and Saturdays, March 31, April 7,14,21 Lesson Times: LEVELI - 8:15-8:45, 9:45-10:15 and 11:15-11:45 Parent Child (2 &under) 9:00-9:30am LEVEL II - 9:00-9:30 10:30-11:00 LEVELIII - 10:30-11:10 and 8:15-8:55 LEVEL IV - 11:15-11:55Cost: $45 for RPI affiliates/$55 for outside community.For more information, contact Maranda [email protected]
BINGO
Join the Grafton seniors forBingo, every Wednesday andFriday at 1 pm at theRensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road in Grafton.If you have any questions, orwould like to join us for lunch,please contact the center at279-3413.
WITHERELL NAMED
to DEAN’S LIST at
GROVE CITY COLL.
The following area residentswere named to the Dean’s Listfor the fall 2011 semester atGrove City College.Ryan Witherel l , a juniorComputer Science major hasbeen named to the Dean’s Listwith High Distinction. Ryan isa 2009 graduate ofHomeschooled and is the sonof Mr. and Mrs. Mark Witherellfrom Wynantskill.Students eligible for theDean’s List have a GPA of3.40 to 3.59; for the Dean’sList with Distinction a GPA of3.6 to 3.84 and for theDean’s List with HighDistinction a GPA of 3.85 to4.00.
VAN RENSS.
CHAPTER DAR
MEETING
The Van Rensselaer Chapterof the Daughters of theAmerican Revolution will meetat 10AM March 10th at St.John’s Episcopal Church, 146First Street, Troy. A Programon Protocol and AmericanHeritage: Candy Making inColonial America wil l bepresented. Bring a brown baglunch. All are welcome. Formore information about theDAR and eligibility, contactRegent Carol Haid [email protected]
MONTHLY
RUMMAGE SALE
The residents of the O’NeilApts at 2121 6th Ave in Troy,located on the corner of 6thand Federal St. wishes toinvite everyone to theirmonthly Rummage Sale. Thenext sale will be on Saturday,March 3rd, from 9AM until2PM. High quality NEW andslightly used items are forsale, including but not limitedto housewares, clothing,jewelry, and accessories.Come check out how low ourprices are. Things are pricedto sell. Also beginning at 9AM,continental breakfast will besold for only $1 and beginningat 11AM, lunch specials will besold. Come get a completedelicious meal for just $5.Vendors wanted. Space issupplied with a table for only$10.For any questions, directionsor information, contact Tee at(518) 272-6534 orf a t e m a t a h a n @ a o l . c o m .Plenty of free parkingavailable.
SYCAWAY LIBRARY
BRANCH CLOSING
& BOOK SALE
The Troy Public Library will beholding a GIANT Book Sale attheir Sycaway Branch onSaturday, March 10th, from10AM - 4PM; and Sunday,March 11th, from 12Noon -4PM (Bag Sale). All booksfrom this library’s collectionare being sold. The SycawayBranch closed as of January6, 2012.For more information, call thelibrary at 274-7071. TheSycaway Branch of the TroyPublic Library is located in theSchool 18 Building on thecorner of Lee Avenue andHoosick Street, Troy.
“TAPPED” TO BE
SHOWN AT TROY
LIBRARY
The Troy Public Library andTransition Troy are pleased toannounce the showing of themovie “Tapped,” which“examines how the bottledwater industry affects ourhealth, cl imate change,pollution and our reliance onoil.” This program will be heldThursday, March 29th, at 5:30p.m. at the Main Library.Transit ion Troy is acollaboration of residentscommitted to leading our cityinto and through this periodof social and technologicaltransformation. This programis free and open to the public,but please call the library at274-7071 to register. TroyPublic Library is located at 100Second Street, Troy.
