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Congratulations to 2 awardrecipients 2015! Graduates ofAverill Park High School whoreceived awards are SarahMalenfant and Caitlin O’Shea.The fund established by theClass of 1955 honors the firstprincipal of the school district.At the request of Mr.Stahlman, these awards aregiven to the graduates whowill continue education tobecome teachers.Wishes for success andsatisfaction in your educa-tional pursuits accompanythese “congratulations”.Maybe you were missed at theraffle during Kiwanis Summer-fest! Supporters are appre-ciated for their participation.All 10 baskets to winner’shome town or nearby! Arepeat “Thank you” with ourpleasure! “Thanks” to SandLake Kiwanis Club for providingthe space for the raffle.“Thanks” to a member of theSheriff ’s Department fordrawing the winning ticketsthis year.Classmates working togethermade it “work” and makememories to share at ourupcoming 60th class reunion.~ Nancy W. Davis, Class of 1955

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LARGEST COMPRESSOR STATION inNORTHEAST PROPOSED for NASSAU

Letter to the Editor: I am writing in regards to the environmentaleffects of the proposed Northeast Energy Direct or NED Pipelineand compressor station in Rensselaer County. In the town ofNassau, on Clark’s Chapel Road, Kinder Morgan wants to buildthe largest compressor station in the Northeast with 3 Titan250 gas turbines that are ~ 34 x 12 x 12 ‘ in size on a 10 acreindustrial complex. This station will emit continuous light andnoise up to 55 dcb at the nearest house. When blow downsoccur to release the pressure in the pipeline, the noise can bedeafening and toxic chemicals are released with the naturalgas. These chemicals can cause cancer and affect hormonaland nervous systems, particularly in children. There are farmsand fifty children within a mile of this compressor station. Howcan we allow this enormous compressor station to be built in arural area and destroy the lifestyles of our neighbors just to fillthe coffers of billionaires who live far from our state andcounty? What if it contaminates the soil and drinking water ofpeople who live in the area around this station and pollutes theSchodack aquifer? Come to an informational session, 7/7/15,5:30PM dinner and 6:30PM meeting in the annex behind St.Mary’s church in Nassau to learn how the upcoming scopinghearings affect FERC’s decisions on the NED pipeline.~ Herbert Dietrich, NassauEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and forall intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity ofits contents.

RCSO D.A.R.E. GRADUATION atBERLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Front row “Essay Winners” L-R is Katie Delaurentis, Jack Caruso,and Ascha Bray; Second row “Students of the Year”: DeputyRusso, Rensselaer County Executive Kathy Jimino, Bailey Catlin,Rhiannon Dawes, Jim Gordon, Undersheriff Pat RussoRensselaer County Sheriff’s Office D.A.R.E. (Drug AbuseResistance Education) Session 2 graduation ceremony held atBerlin Elementary School, NY. The D.A.R.E. program teachesstudents good decision-making skills to help those lead safeand responsible lives. D.A.R.E.’s new curriculum (Define, Assess,Respond, Evaluate) focuses on decision-making and how toapply that to any aspect of life.

HVCC OFFERS INFO SESSIONS for THOSEINTERESTED IN BIOTECHNOLOGY

Hudson Valley Community College will host two informationsessions for those interested in learning more about theBiotechnology certificate and degree programs at the college.The information sessions will be July 8 and August 4 from 7 to8 p.m. in Science Center, room 145, on the Troy campus.Faculty members will be on hand to discuss the one-yearcertificate program and the two-year associate degree. Theprograms feature hands-on labs using state-of-the-artequipment and instrumentation and include an internship in aCapital Region biotechnology lab.The degree program provides a strong background in thesciences, including biology, chemistry and mathematics, alongwith laboratory experience in standard biotechnologicaltechniques. For more information about the informationsessions, call (518) 629-7681.

J. MARINO NAMED COMMAND SERGEANTMAJOR OF NATIONAL GUARD BRIGADE

New York Army National Guard Command Sgt. Major JosephMarino, an Averill Park resident and Iraq War veteran, hasbeen named Command Sergeant Major for the Latham-based42nd Combat Aviation Brigade.As command sergeant major, Marino serves as the seniorenlisted Soldier in the brigade, providing advice on training andother enlisted issues to 42nd Combat Brigade Commander JackJames. He replaced Command Sgt. Major Jorge Vasquez duringa ceremony on May 16.The brigade commands the New York Army National Guard’s 3rdBattalion 142nd Aviation, a UH-60 helicopter unit, and also the642nd Aviation Support Battalion and can add additional unitsfrom the Active Army and Army Reserve as required by themission.“The command sergeant major is charged with a wide-rangingportfolio,” James said. “Most of all, he is the maintainer ofstandards and discipline. He is the final arbiter of what rightlooks like. He is the standard bearer I look to and the role modelI look to. He is my most trusted confidant and battle buddy.”Marino, who works as a helicopter maintenance technician forthe Army National Guard in civilian life, previously served asthe Command Sergeant Major of the 3rd Battalion 142ndAviation Battalion. The battalion is headquartered inRonkonkoma but has units based at the Albany InternationalAirport as well.Marino’s awards include the Bronze Star, Combat Action Ribbon,Navy and Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal, Iraq CampaignMedal, National Defense Service Medal, Navy Sea ServiceDeployment Ribbon, Humanitarian Service Medal, NATO Medal,New York State Conspicuous Service Medal and the New YorkState Defense of Liberty Medal for service following the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.In 2004/2005 the 42nd Combat Aviation Brigade mobilized withthe 42nd Infantry Division and deployed to Tikrit, Iraq where itconducted combat missions in four Iraqi provinces with unitsfrom the Active Army, the California Army National Guard andthe Army Reserve.

EAST GREENBUSH FIRE COMPANY REPORTThe East Greenbush Fire Company attended the 126th AnnualConvention of the Hudson Valley Volunteer Fireman’s Associationwhich was held in Lake George on June 18-20. The EastGreenbush group attended the business meetings of theAssociation and participated in the two parades. The first, ahumorous parade conducted with a Mardi Gras theme, washeld on Friday evening. With members and their familiesparticipating, the Company’s float was awarded the 1st PlaceBest Firematic Theme trophy. On Saturday, the formalcompetitive dress parade was held with over 100 fire units,originating in Hudson River contiguous counties from Essex toRockland/Westchester, represented in the line of march. The46 member strong East Greenbush unit, lead by Chief RobertLehmann, was proud to be awarded the 2nd Place BestAppearing Unit in the Dress Uniform Over 25 in Line categoryduring the evening’s trophy presentation. The East GreenbushFire Company has been a member of the Hudson Valley Fireman’sAssociation since 1916, the year the Fire Company was formed.In 2016, the Company will be celebrating its Centennial yearof service to the community.


INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION at

SCHUYLER MANSION!On Saturday, July 4, 2015, Schuyler Mansion State HistoricSite invites the public to attend an old-fashioned IndependenceDay celebration on the grounds, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thisevent is free and open to the public. There will be a variety of18th century activities and demonstrations, including:tinsmithing, candle-dipping, Historic Cherry Hill’s Hudson RiverTrading Game, “Hands-On History” tent, free Stewart’s icecream and more! Performances by “Mr. Bayly, 18th CenturyMagician, “and Balladeer Linda Russell will be featuredthroughout the day. In addition, the mansion will be availablefor Open House (self-guided) tours at $3.00 per person, 1:00to 4:00 p.m. Street parking only.Schuyler Mansion is located at 32 Catherine Street in Albany’sSouth End. For more information about this or other events,please call (518) 434-0834 or visitwww.parks.gov or find us onFacebook.

TOWN OF SCHODACK TOWN HALL

CLOSES for 4th OF JULYDonna L. Conlin, Schodack Town Clerk, wishes to remindresidents that the Schodack Town Hall Offices and HighwayDepartment will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2015.The Transfer Station will be closed on Saturday, July 4, 2015.If you have any questions, please contact the Office of theTown Clerk at 477-7590, Monday through Friday, between thehours of 8:30am and 4:30pm.

MALDEN BRIDGE COMMUNITY CENTERCelebrate the 4th of July with friends and neighbors at theMalden Bridge Community Center a/k/a MBCC at theintersection of Route 66, Albany Turnpike and Shaker MuseumRoad in the hamlet of Malden Bridge.Following the 4th of July community parade in nearby OldChatham, the members of MBCC will hold an Open Housewhile serving the famous strawberry shortcakes that werean annual treat at the Shaker Museum (formerly a mile downthe road from the Center but now closed). MBCC will offerdelicious shortcakes covered with freshly whipped creamdonated by Stewarts Shops, along with a variety of drinksfor a donation of Five Dollars per serving starting at 10AM.Take-outs will be available; but why not plan to stay and joinwith us for the annual reading of the Declaration ofIndependence about 11:30.There will be a large number ofitems donated by area merchants in a Silent Auction area forwhich attendees may bid. As always, plenty of space forsitting and visiting while enjoying your shortcake. Plans areunderway for activities for children.Residents of the communities of Old Chatham and MaldenBridge and the surrounding area are welcome to becomemembers of the Center, and information regardingmembership may be obtained through our e-mail address.More information is avai lable on our websitewww.MaldenBridgecc.org.Mailing address for Malden Bridge Community Center is POBox 84, Malden Bridge, NY 12115 and the property locationaddress is 1087 Albany Turnpike, Malden Bridge, NY.

4th of JULY CARNIVAL PLANNED forSCHODACK ISLAND

Schodack Island State Park will be holding a July 4th Carnivalfrom noon to 7pm. All day activities include a 78 foot longbounce house type obstacle course, carnival games, makea craft tent, and a vendor blender. The carnival games andobstacle course will be 50 cents each or unlimited play for$5.00. Chane’s Deli will be selling hamburgers, hot dogs,sausage, fried dough and fresh squeezed lemonade.Live music will include the Dyer Switch Band from 1pm to3pm and the Back 40 Band from 4pm to 6pm. ReptileAdventures will be showing their lizards and snakes from1pm to 6pm. Pony Rides will be available; time to beannounced. Gould’s Martial Arts Center will be giving aTaekwondo demon-stration at 3pm. Two clowns will be onsite for extra fun: Rowdy will be face painting under thecraft tent and Sparkles will be stilt walking the groundsjuggling and making balloon animals. Also Evil Dan will be onhand to show you his magnificent magic tricks.Fun for the whole family, there is a $6.00 per vehicleentrance fee to the park. For more information, call theSchodack Island State Park office (518) 732-0187 or [email protected]. Schodack Island State Park islocated on State Route 9J just south of Castleton.

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4th of JULYRensselaerC o u n t ySheriff JackMahar isencouraging everyone to usecaution and be safe during this4th of July season.Tips for Planning a Safe andHealthy 4th Of July:• Do not purchase, use or sellillegal fireworks – ever• Be aware of what the rules/regulations are where you live– and stay within the legalparameters• Always read the directionsthat come with legal fireworks• Always use legal fireworksoutside and have a bucket ofwater nearby in case of anemergency• NEVER LET CHILDREN PLAYWITH FIREWORKS (l it orunlit—even sparklers areextremely dangerous)• Wear eye protection whenlighting anything• Keep pets away from allfireworks• Place extinguished ones in abucket of water

ATT: SAND LAKE RESIDENTS

OFFICES CLOSEDThe Sand Lake Town Offices will be closed Friday, July 3, 2015;and Saturday, July 4, 2015, in observance of the 4th of JulyHoliday.Thank you, Barbara Biittig,Town Clerk

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PIPELINE PROJECTDear Neighbor, The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission(FERC) will soon hold scoping hearings in our area to hearfrom us how the Northeast Energy Direct Pipeline project (NED)will impact our lives, homes, communities, towns andenvironment. This is our opportunity to tell FERC how thepipeline and compressor station will impact us and almosteverything around us - water use and quality, health, fisheries,vegetation, wildlife, cultural resources, agriculture, farms,soils, land use, recreation, aesthetics, air and noise quality,security and reliability, historic sites, and more.We in Stop New York Fracked Gas Pipeline (SNYFGP) want asmany people as possible to participate in the scoping hearings.To help us participate effectively, we have organized aworkshop with experts. Come and learn how to make themost of the scoping hearings!!!WHAT: WORKSHOP – EFFECTIVE PARTICIPATION IN SCOPINGHEARINGSWHEN: Tuesday, July 7, 2015, at 5:30 p.m. - Pizza, salad,drinks & dessert available (donation); 6:30 p.m. – WorkshopPresentationWHERE: St. Mary’s of the Nativity, 26 Church St, Nassau, NY12123. The workshop is in the building behind the Church,which is on the north side of Route 20 and just east of thetraffic light at the intersection of 203/Elm St./Route 20 (acrossthe street from the library and east of the Town Hall).Handicapped access is on the left (north) side of the buildingas you face the entrance. There is plenty of parking available.PROGRAM: Learn how to prepare for and what to do at FERC’sscoping hearing on the NED.PRESENTERS: Bob Nied is a community activist who foundedthe Center for Sustainable Rural Communities (http://ruralcommunities.org) and has been fighting for the rights ofrural residents for many years. He comes fresh from the fightagainst the Constitution Pipeline.Jocelyn D’Ambrosio, Senior Associate Attorney with EarthJustice (http://earthjustice.org), an organization that “usesthe power of law and the strength of partnership to protectpeople’s health; to preserve magnificent places and wildlife;to advance clean energy; and to combat climate change.”Sincerely, Bob Connors, Susan Keegan, Becky Meier, SandraNathan, Linda Underwood, Lisa ZimmermanStop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline Board of DirectorsEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and forall intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity ofits contents.

OPEN LETTER to the SCHODACK

TOWN AND PLANNING BOARDSLetter to the Editor: On June 23, representatives of theBirchwood neighborhood off Rt-9 met with Supervisor Dowdsand Planning Director Fuda. We thank them for this meeting,because in it we learned that the Schodack Zoning Bookcontains a critical error. In 1994, when the Planning Boardcreated the concept of a PD-3 zone for the western side ofthe RT-9 corridor, it was stated that “the purpose of the PD-3zone is to create light commercial uses such as office parks,shopping centers and corporate centers that will not generateheavy truck traffic.” We learned that this phrase never madeit into the Zoning Book, which is now the town guide fordevelopment in our town. Because of this clerical error thatoccurred during a previous administration, both residents andtown officials have experienced untold stress, health problems,bad publicity, high legal fees, and heated town meetings. PD-3 zoning was never intended to divide the town, and that’swhy no one spoke out against it at the onset. It was obviousthat its intent was to attract businesses that are compatiblewith preexisting residential neighborhoods.We are asking members of the town government to correctthe Zoning Book with regard to PD-3. This clerical error hastied the Town’s hands by requiring the approval of inappropriatewarehousing projects, and has caused an injustice to Schodackresidents, especially those residing along Rt-9. Correctingthe Zoning Book is simple, it’s a win-win outcome, and it’s theright thing to do. We respectfully ask the Town to fix this errorin the Zoning Book so that the discord caused by this omissionwill be finally be over. For the sake of our town and theprospects for its future, for the people who live in and nearthe PD-3 zone, and for the legacy of the Dowds administration,we will not rest until the PD-3 zoning is defined as it wasoriginally intended. After all that has happened, we areconfident you will see this as the way forward.~ Submitted by Barbara and David Spink on behalf of theMembers of Birchwood Association, SchodackEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and forall intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity ofits contents.

MAPLE HILL HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS OF THE MONTHIn an effort to recognize outstanding achievements of ourstudents, Maple Hill High School presents each month a Studentof the Month Award. For the month of April, 2015, the studentsselected to receive this recognition are:Freshman – Erika Duraski; Sophomore – Victoria Olsen;Junior – Lauryn Krupa; Senior – Timothy CookeErika, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Duraski, was nominatedfor being extremely dedicated and always puts forth her besteffort. Here at Maple Hill she is a member of Drama Club, Band,Chorus, Swing Choir, and Key Club. Outside of school Erikaattends Isabelle’s School of Dance, takes voice, flute, and pianolessons while also participating in theatrical productions. Aftergraduation, she plans to attend college to study musical theaterin NYC and hopes to perform on Broadway.Victoria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Olsen, wasnominated for being a very hard worker who always has herwork done on time and is of high quality. Here at Maple Hill sheis a member of the Volleyball and Basketball teams, along withbeing a member of Student Council and SCCP. Outside of schoolTori competes on an AAU Basketball team and works as ahostess. After high school, she plans to go to college andhopes to study something related to math.Lauryn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Krupa, was nominatedfor being an exceptional student and athlete. Here at Maplehere she is a member of Soccer, Bowling, Track and Field, SADD,Newspaper and International Club. Outside of school she playstravel soccer and works at St. Joseph’s Center in Valatie. Afterhigh school, Lauryn plans to attend college and possibly studysomething related to medical research.Timothy, son of Mr. Timothy Cooke Sr., and Mrs. Susan Ward,was nominated for working hard in his CTE program, along withbeing a good friend and kind to others. Here at Maple Hill hehas been a member of Drama club, Recycling Club, and SCCP.For the past two years, he has been attending a CareerTechnical Education program for Cosmetology. After highschool, Tim is going to attend HVCC to study EnvironmentalScience.The faculty and staff wish to congratulate these students onbeing selected April students of the month for their respectivegrades.

TOWN OF SAND LAKE TOWN BOARDMEETING - TENTATIVE AGENDA

The Town of Sand Lake will hold its regular TownBoard Meeting on Wednesday, July 8th, at theSand Lake Town Hall located at 8428 NY Rt. 66 at7:30 pm. At the July 8th Meeting, a Public Hearingwill be held at 7:30 pm with respect to the proposedLocal Zoning Law – Chapter 250 of the Code of the

Town of Sand Lake – Local Law #1 of 2015. The proposed Codeis available for review at the Town Clerk’s Office, Town Libraryand on the Town’s web page at www.townofsandlake.us.Tentative items on the agenda include:• Appointments – Summer Day Camp Staff• Approval – Town Comptroller’s Audits for Supervisor, TownClerk, Library and Justices• Authorization – Agreement for Landfill Monitoring• Budget Transfers and AmendmentsPlease note that items listed above are tentative and theagenda may change prior to the Town Board Meeting. Iencourage the public to attend and participate, there are twopublic comment periods during the meeting. Please feel free tocall me with any questions or concerns at 674-2026 ext. 12 ore-mail at [email protected].~ Flora Fasoldt, Town Supervisor


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The Town of Sand Lake is sponsoring a Summer Day Camp forkids who will be entering 1st grade in the Fall through childrenthat finished 6th grade this school year. The camp offers asafe, fun and friendly environment with organized sports, artsand crafts, in-house entertainment as well as weekly field trips.Plans for the Summer Camp 2015 include: Carnival Day, Build-Your-Own Bear Day, Zumba, Adirondack Animal Land Zoo,bowling, a trampoline park, movies, Great Escape, roller-skating,tie-dye day, special lunches, and frequent visits from an ice-cream truck.The Camp runs for six weeks from July 6th through August14th at West Sand Lake Elementary School. Regular Camphours are from 9am to 3pm for $110 per week. Extended Camphours are from 7:30-5:30m for $140 per week. There is a familydiscount for multiple children of 10% for two or more childrenfrom the same household. Applications are available in the TownClerk’s Office and Youth Director Lindsy Marshall can be reachedat 526-0938 if residents have any questions. Come out andplay at the Sand Lake Summer Day Camp!

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Are you 14-15 Years old? Tooold for camp? Too young towork? Looking for somethingto do this summer? Check outour Brand New program ~ TeenLeadership Camp at Town of EastGreenbush Summer Camp for13-15 year old youth.This program will focus onleadership skills, responsibility,and community service. Don’tworry there is PLENTY OF FUNTOO!We know you are too old forcamp games and we want youto have fun! The program willrun concurrently with ourSummer Day Camp Program. Itruns for 6 consecutive weeksfrom July 6th through August14th. You may register for oneweek or as many as you wouldlike. Participants should bring alunch and a water bottle for theday. Transportation is availablealong with our Summer DayCamp Program, and rates arethe same as Day CampRegistration. For RegistrationForms, go to eastgreenbush.orgCommunity & Recreation page.

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Summer is upon us and youstill have the chance to makeit memorable for a New YorkCity child! Each summer, nearly4,000 inner-city children visitsuburban, rural and smalltown communities across 13states through The Fresh AirFund’s Volunteer Host FamilyProgram. The Fresh Air Fundis currently seeking morefamilies to give inner-citychildren a Fresh Air experiencethis summer.The Fresh Air Fund, anindependent, not-for-profitagency, has provided freesummer vacations to morethan 1.8 million New York Citychildren from low-incomecommunities since 1877. FreshAir children are boys and girls,from six to 18 years old, wholive in New York City. Childrenon first-time visits are six to12 years old and stay for oneor two weeks. Children whoare reinvited by host familiesmay continue with The FreshAir Fund through age 18 andcan enjoy extended trips.Formore information on hosting aFresh Air child, contact TennielHansen at 518-441-4407 orvisit www.freshair.org.


POESTENKILL SUMMER CAMP IS BACK and

IT’S TIME TO REGISTER!We are now accepting campers from kindergarten to 8th grade.We are offering many fun activities and field trips this summer,so don’t miss out! Summer Camp will be held at the PoestenkillFirehouse, Monday through Friday, 9:00am-3:00pm, July 6th -August 7th. (5 Weeks) The cost for residents is $80 per week,per child; and $95 per week, per child for non-residents. Take10% off your price if you are enrolling more than one child.Registration Forms can be picked up at the Town Hall or printedoff the town website. For more information, please visit theYouth Department website at poestenkillny.com or Contact KatieAnthony at [email protected] or (518)283-5100 ext.107

RUNNING ON A RECORD OF RESULTS

Letter to the Editor: When Keith Langley was asked to run forTown Supervisor in 2011, he made a commitment to conducthis campaign in a positive and productive manner.As someone who has worked with Keith since 2012, I am proudthat he has stayed true to that commitment, despite a seriesof unfair personal attacks and grabs for power by politicians inthe town. He has been dedicated to his duties as Supervisor,and focused on performance, not political games.Residents should look at Keith’s record. He has kept taxesbelow the state tax cap, and never proposed a tax increase.He has appointed qualified members to town positions,undertaken a needed improvement of the town sewer facilityand maintained important town services. He has helped attractnew retail and professional business to our town and works torevitalize the 9 & 20 corridor.Keith has also significantly reduced the large debt he inheritedand continues to work to place the town on a better fiscalfoundation. He has done so despite regular attacks that areunfair to a man who has spent his entire life in East Greenbushand devoted so much to our town.My hope is that all candidates remember to conduct themselvesin a manner that is respectful to our town. Our town deservesa campaign that is respectful and positive without disrespectingpolitical opponents. I am proud that Keith is seeking re-electionand choosing to focus on his record of accomplishment andvision for the town, just as he did during his first campaign.Residents also deserve a campaign focused on ideas andsolutions rather than damaging partisan games. Our town istoo important for an endless cycle of attacks andmisrepresentations.~ Meaghan Hart, East GreenbushEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and forall intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity ofits contents.

“GO FLY A KITE

NIGHT” in NASSAU

The Town ofNassau YouthCommittee willbe having a “GoFly a Kite Night”!

Kids and adults are welcometo join us on Tuesday evening,July 7th, at 6:30pm for somefun flying kites. It will be heldat the Town highway/transferstation property at 599Central Nassau Rd., EastNassau. Please [email protected] ifyou plan to attend, so we canhave enough kites for all. Ifyou need further info., call766-9417.~Fred McCagg Town ofNassau Youth Chairman

MUSIC IN THE

WOODSDyken Pond EnvironmentalEducation Center is hostingMusic in the Woods on July 2,2015 from 7pm-8:30pm.Maria Zemantauski, a fla-menco-style guitarist andBrian Melick, an accomplishedpercussionist will be per-forming at Dyken PondCenter’s Amphitheater.Bring a lawn chair for yourcomfort and a picnic dinner.Light refreshments will beavailable. Free admission ismade possible by funding fromEP&M International. Acomplete list of programs canbe found at:www.dykenpond.org. Pre-registration is encouraged tohelp with planning, but notrequired and can be done bycontacting the Center [email protected] or(518)658-2055.

THRIFT

SHOP

The Church ofthe RedeemerThrift Shop

(1249 Third Street, Rensse-laer, at the corner of Third andCatherine Streets) will beopen on Thursday, July 2nd,from 3PM to 6PM; and WILLBE CLOSED ON JULY 4th.The shop features clothing insizes from newborn to 4X,books, toys, games and puz-zles, greeting cards, themedgift baskets, housewares,glasses, dishes and many one-of-a-kind items. Ask to seeour handicapped equipment.Everything is very reasonablypriced.This will be the last chance tosee our display of patrioticitems in time for the 4th!The Thrift Shop is on CDTABusline #214, is handicapped-accessible and can be enteredfrom the parking lot behind thebuilding.


KIWANIS OF RENSSELAER

FAMILY SUMMER CONCERT SERIESFamily Summer Concert Series sponsored by Kiwanis of RensselaerNY ~ Every Wednesday through August 26th ~ Time: 6:00 to 8:00PM ~ Place: North End Firehouse 2 St. Francis Place, Rensselaer,NY (I -90 and Washington Ave.), (Weather Permitting) - Bring aLawn Chair.Performances:• July 8th - Triskele - Irish Music, Co-Sponsor Rensselaer PoliceDepartment; • July 15th - Donny Elvis - Elvis Tribute, Co-SponsorMabey’s Moving and Storage; • July 22nd - Working ClassRock - Classic Rock, Co-Sponsor Yankee Trails; • July 29th -Mixed Company -Oldies, Rock, Mix, Co-Sponsor EmpireGenerating; • August 5th - Diva and The Dirty Boys - 60’sRock, Co-Sponsor Polsinello Fuel;• August 12th - Courtney Shayne - Patsy Cline Tribute, Co-Sponsor Rensselaer Democrats.

2015 ROCKIN’ ON THE RIVER LINE UP andCONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT

What: The Capital Region’s favorite weekly concert series isback for another year of free music along Troy’s waterfront.When: Wednesday from June 10 through Aug. 12, with aspecial Friday night, July 3, show with fireworks for a total of11 shows. Where: In the parking area under the Green IslandBridge and in Riverfront Park. Who: Brought to you by theDowntown Troy BID and the city of Troy. Why: This weeklyconcert series brings thousands of people to downtown Troy,

YANKEE DOODLE BAND CONCERT

Crailo State Historic Site, the museum of the colonial Dutch inthe Hudson River Valley, and Friends of Fort Crailo are pleasedto present the Yankee Doodle Band on July 9, 2015 at 7:00p.m. in Crailo’s riverside park. Bring chairs or blankets and apicnic dinner and join us for the patriotic and stirring songs ofthe Yankee Doodle Band as the sun sets over the Hudson River.This event is free to the public. Crailo is located at 9 ½ RiversideAvenue in Rensselaer, New York.Once the Van Rensselaer family’s fortified home, Crailo StateHistoric Site is the museum of the colonial Dutch in the HudsonRiver Valley. For information on this season’s special events,programs, exhibits and this year’s Saratoga-Capital DistrictRegional Geocache Challenge, please find Crailo on the NewYork State Parks website at www.nysparks.com or on Facebookat www.facebook.com/CrailoStateHistoricSite or by calling (518)463-8738.

N.G. 2015 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

The 2015 Summer Concert Series is held at the North GreenbushTown Hall Gazebo, 2 Douglas Street, Wynantskill, on Sunday’sfrom 6PM to 8PM. • July 12 - Stray Dogs; • July 19 - The Lazers;• July 26 - Whitewater; • August 2 - The Tichy Boys; • August9 - Rick Bolton; • August 16 - Paul Moore Band; • August 23 -Mike & Friends. *August 30 - rain date.

and nationally touring acts side-by-side with localtalent. Fourteen out of 21 acts booked for theseason are local acts and the final show openerwill be the winner of WVCR’s Play to Play contest.7-3 - East Bound Jesus wsg The Hawbuckees(RIVERFRONT PARK); 7-8 - Super 400 and BlueHand Luke; 7-15 - Big Eyed Fish - The DaveMatthews Tribute Band wsg Flakjacket;7-22 - WEQX Presents The Rustic Overtoneswsg Mirk; 7-29 - Natural Wonder - The StevieWonder Experience wsg’s The Beat*ShotAllstars.

NASSAU GAZEBO CONCERT

The Nassau Village Beautification Committee presents TheNassau Community Band in a free concert on Thursday, July9th, at the Village Commons Gazebo in Nassau. Located onJohn Street, just off US Route 20, the program starts at 7 pm.Community bands have a long history in Nassau, dating back tothe post-Civil War era. The group today is made up of volunteersranging from college students to folks well into their retirementyears. The program will offer a mixture of contemporary,popular and traditional selections ranging from Mozart to polkas,American marches and a little bit of ABBA. Lawn chairs orblankets are always a good idea. For more info., call 766-2291.

107th ANNUAL TABORTON SUMMER

FESTIVAL ~ SEEKING VENDORS ~

Seeking vendors ~ looking for arts and crafts, organic andfarmers market, and specialty item vendors to display and sellat Annual Taborton Summer Festival on Saturday, August 1,from 10-4. Inside space is $25 and outdoor is $20. Individuals,non-profit organizations, and businesses are welcome to rentspace. For details, contact Joanne at 487-8423.The Festival continues 10am - 10pm with food, games,Taborton’s Treasures, auction, chicken barbecue, raffles anddancing.The 107th Annual Festival will be held at Zion’s United Churchof Christ, 741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake, NY 12153. For furtherinformation about other activities of the Festival, please contactPastor Bob Loesch, 518-674-8204, [email protected].


SAND LAKE AMBULANCE BLACKLISTS

POESTENKILL AND ITS SCHOOLSLetter to the Editor: If a woman is giving birth insouth west Poestenkill, less than one minute drivefrom the Sand Lake Ambulance station, and MohawkAmbulance, Poestenkill’s service provider, requestsmutual aid, Sand Lake Ambulance will refuse to respond.If a Sand Lake child playing in a Twin Town Little League game inPoestenkill is injured, and Mohawk is out on a call and requestsmutual aid, Sand Lake Ambulance will refuse to respond.If a student at Algonquin Middle School suffers an injury at school,and Mohawk requests mutual aid, Sand Lake Ambulance will refuseto respond. Over 40% of the children at Algonquin Middle Schoolare Sand Lake residents.The Chief of the Sand Lake Ambulance confirmed this at the June 10Sand Lake Town Board meeting. This policy was established in theSand Lake Ambulance’s Nov. 13, 2014 document titled “Guidelineon mutual aid and ALS requests”. This document states: “SLA willnot respond to calls for the Town of Poestenkill except for MCI(mass casualty incidents) or disaster events. Crews should advise‘Sand Lake is unavailable for that request’”.This policy directly contradicts the SLA Bylaws which state that thepurpose of SLA is “To provide emergency medical care andemergency and non-emergency transportation withoutdiscrimination, at any and all times possible to those who havesuffered personal injuries, illnesses or otherwise require suchtransportation, with the Town of Sand Lake...and the surroundingtowns upon requests for mutual aid.”SLA provides mutual aid to all of the towns that border Sand Lake,EXCEPT Poestenkill.I have had 2 meetings with Sand Lake Ambulance where I tried toconvince them that they should provide mutual aid to Poestenkill inthe same way they provide mutual aid to East Greenbush and NorthGreenbush. They refused. On June 10, 2015 I asked the Sand LakeTown Board if they would direct SLA to change their policy. In aJune 23, 2015 telephone conversation, Flora Fasoldt, Sand LakeSupervisor, told me that the Board will not take any action on myrequest.People who live, travel, work, play and go to school in Poestenkillget first rate ambulance service from Mohawk Ambulance andPoestenkill Fire Company First Responders.I compiled Mohawk ambulance response reports for a five monthperiod and found that Mohawk requests mutual aid about once permonth. I am not asking for a free ride for people who happen to bein Poestenkill at their moment of need. SLA bills for their service andtherefore will be paid by the patient, or the patient’s insurancecompany.Sand Lake residents should contact Supervisor Flora Fasoldt,518-674-2026 Ext. 12, and Robbie McCue, President of the SandLake Ambulance Company, 518-674-2221, and demand that theSLA provide mutual aid to Poestenkill residents, students and ourvisitors.~ David Hass, Councilman, Town of PoestenkillEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinion or endorsement ofthe Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and for all intents and purposes is impossible

to verify the truth and veracity of its contents.

THANK YOU, NASSAU VILLAGE BOARD~

TREE IS SAVEDThank you, 320 people who put in writing they did not want thetree cut down or harmed in anyway. Thank you, National Grid,The Advertiser, and YouTube.You are invited to a free Chinese dinner on Wednesday, July29, 6PM by the Glendora Vegetarian Club. This is a tasty,salubrious meal that doesn’t agonize nor slaughter animals.We have a good time the last Wednesday of every month atthe Nassau Free Library, 18 Church Street, Route 20, Nassau.You are a beautiful body of miracles, why ruin it with crueleating? The planet may survive. The human race may not.~Glendora

AIC ANNOUNCES

SPRING 2015

DEAN’S LISTAmerican InternationalCollege (AIC) in Springfield,MA has named 461 studentsto the Spring 2015 Dean’s List.Dean’s List students are full-time students with a gradepoint average between 3.3and 4.0. Jacqueline Millard ofNassau, NY, majoring inNursing, has been named tothe Spring 2015 Dean’s List atAIC. Daquan Holmes of Troy,NY, majoring in Accounting,has been named to the Spring2015 Dean’s List at AIC.

PUBLIC HEARING ON PRELIMINARY

2016 EG COMM. LIBRARY BUDGETThe East Greenbush Community Library will be holding a publichearing on the preliminary budget at the library on Tuesday,July 21, at 7:00 pm. The public is invited to attend. There isinformation on the preliminary budget available in the libraryand on the library’s website: www.eastgreenbushlibrary.org.A second proposal on the ballot will be the election of three (3)positions on the Library’s Board of Trustees. Two of thepositions are for five-year terms beginning January 1, 2016and one position to complete the term through December 2018of a Trustee’s resignation.The election to determine the budget and trustees will be heldon Thursday, September 10, 2016. East Greenbush registeredvoters who wish to be considered as a candidate for electionto the Board of Trustees, can stop in the library to pick up atrustee packet. Trustee candidates must live within theboundaries of East Greenbush and need 25 signatures fromvoters in East Greenbush before their name will be placed onthe ballot. The deadline for returning nominating petitionsand signatures to the director is August 11, at 5:00 pm. Anypersons interested or considering running for trustee of theboard are encouraged to attend the public hearing.

RENSSELAER PUBLIC LIBRARYRensselaer Reads adult book club, this summer at the RensselaerPublic Library. We will be reading Lake of Dreams by Kim Edwards(multiple copies are available at our Library). Several events will beconnected to this book.Suffrage Sing-a-long, Wednesday, July 8th, at 6:30PM. Join historianand singer Tisha Dolton as she guides us through the women’ssuffrage movement, one song at a time!Rensselaer Public Library is located across the street from the Amtrakparking lot. To learn more, see http://rensselaerlibrary.org/ or visitthe library’s Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/RensselaerLibrary.

MHSL PTA EARTH DAYPOSTER CONTEST UPDATE

The Miller Hill Sand Lake PTA would like tocongratulate the students that participated in theEarth Day poster contest. The kids used many

recycled materials in creative ways. There were six 1st placewinners in grades kindergarten through six. Hoffay farms gaveeach grade winner a round of mini golf right there at the farm.Congratulations to all 6 winners.


HCFD HOSTS

GIFFY’S BBQThe HoagsCorners FireDept is hosting aGiffy’s ChickenBBQ onSaturday, July

18th, from 4PM-7PM at theHoags Corners Fire Hall. The1/2 Chicken Dinner is $10.00with reservations or $11.00at the door. The dinnerincludes 1/2 chicken, bakedpotato. coleslaw, roll, butter,cookie and drink. Dinners areeat-in or take-out.For more information orreservations, please call TracyDobert at 766-5907 [email protected] reservations the day ofthe BBQ, please call 766-5474.

JULY 4th PICNIC at NASSAU COMMONSThe Hudson Valley-Berkshires Interfaith Network is organizingand hosting a Fourth of July Picnic for the public at NassauVillage Commons on John Street from 10:00 to 2:00. In case ofrain, at Grace United Methodist Church, 42 Church Street.Everyone brings their own food and refreshments. A refrigeratoris available as well as picnic tables. There is a special wagontour of Historic Downtown Nassau by Kurt Vincent from 10:30to 11:30 limited to 12 people, reservations should be made byemailing [email protected] by June 30. Games foryoungsters will be held until noon. If you have period costumesfrom the 1776 era, it will be fun to wear them. After lunch,there will be a reading of the Declaration of Independence.The Theme will be peace with freedom, recognizing the unity ofall in these United States, celebrating what is good now andlooking at a path forward to grow in a just-peace way for thegood of all.

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BREAKFAST BUFFETJoin us at the Sullivan JonesVFW Post 7466 in Poestenkillon July 12th, 8:00am –11:00am. Enjoy our buffetincluding scrambled eggs,sausage, bacon, homefries,pancakes, homemade Frenchtoast, fruit, juice, tea andcoffee. “Build your ownOmelets with ham, bacon,sausage, mushrooms,cheeses, peppers and onions.Cost: Adults – regular buffet$8:00, with Omelet $10.00;Children 6-12 $4.00 andunder 5 free. Thank you foryour support!

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“EAT SMART LIVE

STRONG”Rensselaer County’s TroySenior Center, 19 Third Street,Troy, will host RensselaerCounty’s Coop-erativeExtension monthly “Eat SmartLive Strong” cookingdemonstration, on Friday, July10th, at 11AM.The topic will be “Color yourmeal, we eat with our eyes.”There will be free recipes andsamples for everyone whoattends. A delicious lunch willimmediately follow and isavailable to all seniors age 60and over. For reservations for lunch, call270-5348.

CHICKEN BBQ

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ROUSE PICNICOn Wednesday, July 29, the ROUSE Organization will hold apicnic at Grafton State Park in the Deerfield Pavilion.Entertainment with Brian Zapel, coffee and donuts will be servedat 10:00 a.m., noon B-B-Q Chicken from Giffy’s. Cost will be$10.00, with van transportation available from all RensselaerCounty Senior Centers.Tickets are available at all Rensselaer County Senior Centers.For more information, call the Center at (518)279-3413.

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BREAKFASTThe Poestenkil l ChristianChurch, 721 Snyder’s CornersRd., Poestenkill, will have itsmonthly Al l-You-Can-EatBreakfast on Saturday, July4th, from 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.Cost is $7.00 for adults and$3.50 for children under 10.Menu includes eggs, sausage,bacon, toast, homefries,pancakes, French toast,juice, coffee or tea.

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COLUMBIA HIGH CLASS of 195065th REUNION

Classmates of the Columbia High School class of 1950 will meetfor their 65th reunion on Tuesday, July 14th. This historic eventwill be at the Burden Lake Golf Club at 3 PM for a social time. At6 PM a delicious buffet dinner will be served. All classmates areinvited and all who can be found have been notified. We havelost contact with a few, but we are still looking for the missingwe cannot locate. If you are the one we are looking for, or youare a friend or relative of a member of the class of 1950,please contact Ray Lemka @ 477-9875 or 669-7184 beforeJuly 4th. This may be our last big get together and we want tosee you and hope you will attend to enjoy remembering thegood old times.

ATTENTION

ALL APHS

ALUMNIAs part of theirreunion week-end activit ies,the APHS Classof ’65 wishes toinvite othergraduates fromAPHS to anAlumni Meet &

Greet on Friday evening, July 17th, at 7:00pm. We will meet atthe Melvin Roads Post located at 200 Columbia Turnpike inRensselaer, NY. Come and share memories with other graduatesfrom APHS. A cash bar will be available. As a reminder to theClass of ’65, our reunion will be at the Burden Lake CountryClub on Saturday, July 18th, beginning at 5pm. For furtherinformation, please call Joyce Dickinson at 518-283-4728.

APHS CLASS OF 1975 -

40 YEAR REUNION!Please join us for a night of laughter, friendship and nostalgia as wecelebrate our 40 years as Averill Park High School graduates! Ourreunion will be held on Saturday, July 25th, at The Lakeview Inn onCrystal Lake from 7pm-11pm. The cost is $25/pp for a “heavy horsd’oeuvres buffet”. A cash bar will be provided. Please RSVP [email protected] and send a check for $25.00/pp made out tocash to Charles Bogosta,126 Pinehurst Lane, Gibsonia, PA 15044 bySaturday, July 11, if you’re able to attend. The class has an activefacebook account at Averill Park High School Class of 1975 withclose to 70 members. Please join if you haven’t already done so.We’re still missing contact information for many classmates. Pleasesend any information to [email protected] or to our facebookaccount. Also we ask that you spread the word about the reunionto anyone you keep in touch with. Hope to see you all very soon.

COLUMBIA HS 1970-1979ALUMNI PARTY 2015

The annual CHS Classes of the ‘70s Alumni Party is planned forSaturday, August 15, 2015, at the E.G. Town Park. $20 per personincludes food/soft drinks (BYOB), or $3 entry to just mingle! ContactCaroline Lynch Zeyak for more info [email protected] or 518-928-3223. Friend us on Facebook for updates: Columbia-hs East-Greenbushny. SPREAD THE WORD!


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IT’S TIME TO ENJOY LOCAL FRESH STRAWBERRIESFrom Bruce Robertson, Community Educator with Cornell Cooperative Extension/Rensselaer County:Though strawberries are available in grocery stores year ‘round ~ importedfrom thousands of miles away in the winter ~ there is nothing like fresh, localberries we wait for all year. They’re in-season for a limited time now, so get ‘embefore they’re done. Their flavor and color are nearly beyond words to describe.So, too, are the nutrients fresher; berries begin losing their optimum vitaminlevels the minute they are picked.Strawberries can be enjoyed just by themselves, or as a topping to cereals oryogurt. Then, too, there are strawberry jams and pies and smoothies. Here is

a recipe featuring not only the in-season strawberries, but also spinach, which is available now.If you don’t like almonds, or can’t find them in stores, be creative and use cashews or walnuts.

STRAWBERRY SPINACH SALAD

Yields about 8 servingsINGREDIENTS:1 TBS poppy seeds2 TBS sesame seeds3/4 C slivered almonds1 lbs. spinach, washed, dried and torn into bite-size pieces1 pint strawberries, slicedNon-stick cooking spray

Strawberry Dressing:1 1/4 C strawberries1/3 C sugar3 TBS orange juice1 TBS white wine vinegar1 TBS canola oil

DIRECTIONS:Combine all Dressing ingredients in a blender and mix until smooth. Refrigerate until serving.Spray cooking spray on nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add almonds; cook and stir until lightlytoasted, 2-3 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.Combine spinach, strawberries, poppy seeds, sesame seeds and almonds.Pour half of dressing over and toss. Add more dressing as desired. Serve at once.Nutrition Analysis: 110 Calories; 2 grams fat; 5o mg sodium; 4 grams fiberSource: Adapted from Farm Fresh RecipesFor more information: Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County, 61 State Street,Troy, NY12180 (518) 272-4210 or http://rensselaer.cce.cornell.edu/

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JULY 9thCornell Cooperative Extensionof Rensselaer County will holdits annual “Rensselaer CountyGarden Tour” on Thursday,July 9, from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M.This tour of thirteen gardensin and around the City ofRensselaer has it all! We’refeaturing two beautiful lyrestored Victorian homes withviews of the Hudson River,one with a garden right on thebanks, plus the garden behindFort Crailo, a New York StateHistoric Site. A few streetsaway is a small town gardenfull of flowers and edibles,surprising for what can bedone with a modest space.Another town garden fea-tures flowers, food and sixlively chickens, while fourhomes in one neighborhooddisplay rock gardens, shadegardens, perennials, land-scaped swimming pools, patiosand gazebos. Two suburbanhomes feature extensive fruitand vegetable plantings, andone is also an official AmericanHemerocallis (Daylily) SocietyDisplay Garden, sure to be infull glorious color. Completingthe tour are a Capital RootsCommunity Garden as well asthe green roof at the DoaneStuart School, where studentsand staff will give you a tour.Maps for the drive-it-yourselftour will be on sale for $10.00per person (maximum $30.00per car) and can bepurchased from 4:00 to 7:00P.M. the day of the tour in theparking lot of Rensselaer CityHall, 62 Washington Street,Rensselaer NY 12144. Thetour will be held rain or shine.Proceeds wil l benefit theRensselaer County MasterGardener program. For moreinformation contact CornellCooperative Extension at 272-4210 or [email protected]

“PERENNIAL PLANT

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PLANTS from OLD”Cornell Cooperative Extensionof Renss. County will presentthe program “Perennial PlantPropagation: New Plants FromOld” on Thurs., July 2, from 7 to8 PM. Come watch Master Gar-dener Barbara Nuffer demon-strate various techniques to getnew plants from your favoriteperennial plants. Enjoy a “handson” opportunity for you to learnby doing and a handout to takehome so you can try thesetechniques on your own plants.Bring pots or bags and gardengloves. This program is FREEto the public and will be heldoutdoors at the DemonstrationGarden at the Robert C. ParkerSchool, 4254 Rt.43, North Green-bush. Limited seating provided;bring your own lawn chair. Formore information, contactCornell Cooperative Extension272-4210 or [email protected]

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6th Maple Hill Charity Golf Tournament will beheld on Sunday, September 20, 2015, to benefitThe Anchor Food Pantry and The ChristopherBeebe Memorial Scholarship Fund.The tournament will be held at Winding Brook Country Club,Valatie, NY. For information, please contact Karen Casey [email protected] (subject golf tournament) or call 518-766-3776.We are accepting donations of, sponsoring a hole, raffle prizeor monetary donations.

RENSSELAER COUNTY 4-H ARCHERY CLUBRensselaer County 4-H is happy to announcethat we will be starting an Archery Club to beled by 2 of our county Shooting Sportsvolunteers. Details for the club will come outsoon, and we are currently registering memberswho are interested. The club will focus on avariety of archery related topics including:archery shooting, arrow repair, bow building,and primitive skills. This club is open to all youth8 and above, and space is limited. If you are interested injoining, please call the Rensselaer County 4-H office at518.272.4210 or email Leland Bunting at [email protected].

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SPRING 2016 TRAVEL SOCCER TRY-OUTS

Tuesday, July 7, 2015– U7/8 Coed and U9/10 Boys and Girls –Check-in/Warm-up at 5:30 pm; Evaluationis at 6:00pm-6:30 pm– U11/12 and U13/14 Boys and Girls – Check-in/Warm-up at 6:30 pm; Evaluation is at 7:00pm-7:30 pm– U15/16 and U17/18 Boys and Girls – Check-

in/Warm-up is at 7:30 pm; Evaluation is at 8:00 pm-8:30 pmThursday, July 9, 2015– U7/8 Coed and U9/10 Boys and Girls – Check-in/Warm-up at5:30 pm; Evaluation is at 6:00pm-6:30 pm– U11/12 and U13/14 Boys and Girls – Check-in/Warm-up at6:30 pm; Evaluation is at 7:00 pm-7:30 pm– U15/16 and U17/18 Boys and Girls – Check-in/Warm-up is at7:30 pm; Evaluation is at 8:00 pm-8:30 pm**U19’s – Sign-ups will be taken at all Tryout/Placement datesMonday, July 13, 2015, at 6pm for all age groups as an alternatefor those who cannot make it on July 7th or July 9th*All tryouts are held at the Brunswick Soccer Club fields onRoute 2 in Tamarac. All interested players must register at:https://brunswicksoccer.sportssignup.com/. Registration willopen soon.Player age determined by CDYSL age matrix at: http://cdysl.org/Home/FormsAndDocuments (under “Player”). Players will berostered according to age. Play-up requests will be requiredfor exceptions.

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Women’s Doubles Champions Emily and Katie Schultzcongratulated by Tournament Director Joe BehsonForty-one tennis players took part in the 22nd AnnualSummerfest Tennis Tournament held at the Averill Park HS courtsSaturday, June 20th. There were many spirited matches.Kiwanis congratulates all our participants. Here are the resultsof the finals in each division:Woman’s Doubles: Emily and Katie Schultz defeated MargaretKrolick and Dorothea Zuchniewicz 6-7, 6-4; Men’s Doubles:Drew Perry and Scott George defeated Vince Gaetani and TomJoseph 6-3, 6-2; Woman’s Singles: Erin Duffy defeatedMarianne Mahr 7-6, 6-4; Mixed Doubles: Jeff and MollyWilliams defeated Allen and Emily Qua 7-6, 6-1; Men’s Singles:Max Levine defeated Scott George 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.

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The La Salle Institute Soccer staff is proud toannounce the offering of a Summer Soccer Camp.

The camp is open to boys and girls in grades 6 – 12 and will takeplace from August 3rd through August 6th from 5:30 to 8:30 atLa Salle Institute in Troy. The cost of the camp is $100. Thecamp will be hosted by the La Salle Soccer coaching staff, localhigh school coaches and special guest coaches from NorwichF.C. of the English Premier League. For more information, anda copy of the brochure, please send an email [email protected].

A PERFECT ENDING TO THE MOST

EXCITING DAY in AP SOFTBALL HISTORY

To the Averill Park Central School DistrictCommunity: Wow! That is the first wordthat comes to mind when watching oursoftball team win the NYSPHSAA Class Achampionship with a thrilling 9-7 win overClarke in eight innings on a beautifulSaturday afternoon. It was so exciting tosee the support that this team hadthroughout the season and especially at the championshipgame. The game was packed with cheering family members,administrators, coaches, teachers, and community members.As if winning the championship wasn’t enough, the receptionthat the team received when they arrived back home was trulytremendous and beyond anything that the team could haveever imagined. The Averill Park Central School District communitymade the team feel like rock stars and it was the perfect way tothe end the most exciting day in Averill Park softball history.On behalf of the Averill Park athletic program, and morespecifically the softball program, we would like to take thisopportunity to say thank you to everyone involved in makingthe parade what it was. A huge thank you to the RensselaerCounty Sheriff’s Department, West Sand Lake Fire Department,Averill Park Fire Department, Taborton Fire Department, andSand Lake Ambulance for taking part in the parade. We wouldalso like to thank Chris Bradway and the Averill Park AthleticBooster Club for the countless hours that they spent onSaturday organizing the parade. Lastly, a huge shout out tothe entire community for coming out to cheer on the team asthey were paraded through the streets. It is a memory thatwill last a lifetime.Go Warriors!Sincerely,Mark Bubniak, Athletic DirectorKen Bailey, Head Softball Coach○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

AP YOUTH SOCCER SPRING REC PROGRAM

Averill Park Youth Soccer League invitesyou to join our local soccer league forour Spring Recreational Program. Thisis an all-play, non-competitive leaguethat focuses on learning the skills andfundamentals of soccer, and most of

all, having fun! Teams are formed for Kindergarten throughGrade 8. Games will be held on Sunday afternoons with 1practice during the week. The season runs from August 24th- November 1st.Registration is online at www.averillparkyouthsoccer.com.Registration is June 1st - July 18th at $75; and March 19th-31st at $100 (Scholarships are available to those qualifying forthe school lunch program.) Questions? Send an email [email protected].

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The Troy Senior Center, located at19 Third St., Troy, invites you to joinus for one of our many exciting, upbeat and fun exercise classes.The Troy Senior Center offersprograms, services, information,and assistance to Rensselaer

County Seniors age 60 plus. There are no membership fees tojoin, and we are open Monday through Friday, from 8:30-3:00Aerobics: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:15Exercise with Ellio: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:30in our fully equipped Gym: Weights, treadmill, elliptical, andmuch more; stop by for a tour!

B.L.C.C. IRENE BIELAWA MEMORIAL

LADIES GOLF LEAGUE

The following is a list of results from the BLCC Monday NightLadies Golf League on Monday, June 15, 2015:1st Low Score: 35 - Jen DiIorio, Karen Ratigan, Ronnie Ciccarelli,and Carol Ciccarelli; 2nd Low Score: 38 - Deb Jewell, HeatherMorrison, Beth Bloodgood and Kristie Smith-Trudell; 3rd LowScore: 41 - Mary Fabian and Vicki Dunson.1st Low Putts: 9 - Kelly Hammond, Cathy Becker, Lori Minassianand Suzanne Martin; 2nd Low Putts: 10 - Nancy Dunn, LindaHastings, Patti McArdle and Marybeth Steinburg; 3rd Low Putts:10 - Sue O’Connor, Chris Roder, Arlene Lashway and DarcyHouser.A total of 38 women competed on 10 teams.The following is a list of results from the BLCC Monday NightLadies Golf League on Monday, June 22, 2015:1st Low Score: 34 - Kelly Hammond, Caitlin Blydenburg, LaurieFurlong and Liz Gaudet; 2nd Low Score: 36 - Karen Lorette,Deb Myers, Joanne Guynup and Chris Cooney; 3rd Low Score:39 - Deb Jewell, Heather Morrison, Barb Hansen and JudyGoodyer.1st Low Putts: 9 - Suzanne Martin, Lori Minassian, RonnieCiccarelli, and Carol Ciccarelli; 2nd Low Putts: 9 - Babe Scully,Theresa Jones, Patti McArdle and Marybeth Steinburg; 3rdLow Putts: 9 - Jen DiIorio, Karen Ratigan, Nancy Dunn andLinda Hastings.A total of 44 women competed on 11 teams.


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Netter’s Fund Memorial Golf Outing will be held on Sunday, July 12,2015, at Frear Park Golf Course.Lunch is at 11:30AM; Shotgun Start at 12:30PM with a Pig Roastfollowing the Tournament.4 Person Scramble ~ $100 per person includes: Greens Fees, Cart,Beer/Soda, Picnic Lunch, Pig Roast; $40 for Non-Golfers (Pig RoastOnly).Reservations/Full Payment is required by June 26th. For furtherinformation or reservations, contact: Mark J. Balistreri at 281-6788;email: [email protected].

RegistrationDetach and fill out with a check made out to Netter’s Fund, Inc. andmail to Mark J. Balistreri, 1007 Cloverlawn Road, Troy, NY 12180——————————————————————————————Team Captain:___________________________________________________Phone: Email:___________________________________________________2nd Golfer:___________________________________________________3rd Golfer:___________________________________________________4th Golfer:___________________________________________________

Athletes Campus Watch

Greenbush Youth Make ADifference, Inc. (“YMAD”) is a not-for-profit corporation that providesfunding for recreational programscurrently or formerly provided bythe Town of North Greenbush for

the benefit of the youth residing in and around North Greenbushand the North Greenbush community as a whole. YMAD’sbiggest fundraiser is the annual YMAD 5K held in early Septembereach year. YMAD provides support for the Town of NorthGreenbush summer concert series, the Easter Egg Hunt, andthe annual Christmas party. In the future, YMAD intends tooffer scholarships to local high school students and to sponsora program at the North Greenbush summer camp. YMAD isopen to sponsorship opportunities to benefit the Town’s youth.Sponsor forms are available at the North Greenbush TownOffices. For further info., contact Michael Miner 283-2714,ext. 7.

SUNY POTSDAM ATHLETES

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The following local residents were amongthe 46 SUNY Potsdam student-athletes toearn a spot on the State University ofNew York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC)Commissioner’s List for the Spring 2015semester, the conference announcedTuesday, June 16. Players named to thecommissioner’s list have a minimum 3.3 GPAbased on three semesters at Potsdam.Carlene Benson of Averill Park, N.Y. is aSenior member of the SUNY PotsdamEquestrian team.Meghan Driscoll of Troy, N.Y. is a Sophomore member of the SUNY PotsdamWomen’s Basketball team.

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RENSSELAER COUNTY 4-H COMPETES at

REGIONAL 4-H HIPPOLOGY CONTEST

Rensselaer County 4-H members who participated in theRegional Hippology Contest: Left to right back row – AlyssaJacon, Erin Goodermote, Kendra Davis, Paige Spiess andBrigham Logue; Left to right front row – Amanda Thrasher,Grace Huffam, Olivia Harrington and Kaelyn Eagan.The Regional 5B 4-H Hippology contest was recently coordinatedand hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of SaratogaCounty. Hippology is a competitive event that tests 4-Hmembers’ horse industry knowledge through horse judging, awritten exam, equipment identification and interactive stationson feeds, diseases, physiology, breeds and uses. This regionencompasses 9 counties in the Capital District area. Thanksgoes out to our Rensselaer County Coach CharleneSchermerhorn and supporting parents as well as the manycounty and regional volunteers who assisted with the facilitationof the contest. Many practices and homework assignmentswere given throughout the year getting members ready forthe event. Rensselaer County fielded two junior teams andhad one senior member participate. Our senior member wasKendra Davis who was part of a senior team comprised ofmembers from Saratoga County which placed 3rd and Kendraplaced 8th individually. The Junior A Team was comprised ofmembers Grace Huffam, Olivia Harrington, Amanda Thrasherand Kaelyn Eagan. This team placed 3rd. Individually Oliviaplaced 7th, Amanda 8th, Grace 9th and Kaelyn 10th. The JuniorB Team consisted of members Erin Goodermote, Brigham Logue,Alyssa Jacon and Paige Spiess. This team placed 1st, andindividually, Alyssa placed 6th, Erin 3rd, Brigham 2nd and Paige1st. The entire Junior B Team will be competing at the New YorkState 4-H Hippology Contest which will be held at the New YorkState Fair. Additionally, Olivia and Amanda have earned seatson the combined county regional junior team and will also becompeting at the NYS Hippology Contest. This event allows agreat venue for challenging youth to sharpen their teamworkskills as well as their Horse Industry knowledge. Another benefitto the event is providing an environment where youth fromdifferent counties can get to know each other and startdeveloping life long networks. Thanks one more time to ourcoach, parents and volunteers who made practices and theregional contest possible. We wish great luck to all the memberswho will be going on to the NYS 4-H Hippology Contest. Forinformation about this and other 4-H Youth DevelopmentPrograms, contact your respective Cornell CooperativeExtension office.

BLCC WOMEN’S WEDNESDAY GOLF LEAGUE

Results – May 20, June 3, June 10 and June 17, 2015Team standings through June 17:Team Morrison is in first place with 62.0 points; Team Fasoldt isin second place with 54.5 points; Team Jewell is in third placewith 50.0 points; and Team Blydenburgh is in fourth place with49.0 points.Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromMay 20th are: Team Jewell defeated Team Blydenburgh 7.5points to 4.5 and Team Morrison defeated Team Fasoldt 9.5points to 6.5.Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 34 – Jen DiIorio and DebbieBryce; 2nd Low Net – 35 – Caitlyn Blydenburgh.Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromJune 3rd are: Team Fasoldt defeated Team Blydenburgh 9.0points to 7.0 and Team Jewell defeated Team Morrison 10.5points to 5.5.Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 34 – Laurie Furlong and SueMooradian; 2nd Low Net – 36– Donna Heskett.Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromJune 10th are: Team Jewell defeated Team Blydenburgh 9.5 to6.5 and Team Morrison defeated Team Fasoldt 12.0 points to4.0. Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 33 – Betty Heller2nd Low Net – 34 – Sue Mooradian and Peg Squazzo.Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromJune 17th are: Team Morrison defeated Team Blydenburgh 10.5to 3.5 and Team Jewell defeated Team Fasoldt 10.5 points to5.5.Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 35 – Debbie Bryce and CindiKeeler; 2nd Low Net – 36 – Margie Biggins.

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Schodack Island State Park will be offering a fullmoon hike on the evening of July 2, 2015 at 9 PM.The July moon is known as the Buck Moon. July isnormally the month when the new antlers of buckdeer push out of their foreheads in coatings of velvety fur. Itwas also often called the Full Thunder Moon, for the reasonthat thunderstorms are most frequent during this time. Anothername for this month’s Moon was the Full Hay Moon.You will meet your guide Alisha at the main comfort station toexperience Schodack Island’s trails and woods in a whole newway. Hikers will be walking along the orange, red and yellowtrails to the Observation Point via the new red trail connector.The trails are mostly flat and easy to navigate. Remember tobring a flashlight, insect repellant and bottled water. This hikeis about three miles round trip. This program is free and thereis no entrance fee for this evening walk.Pre-registration is required. Call the Schodack Island State Parkoffice to register (518) 732-0187 or [email protected] Island State Park is located on State Route 9J justsouth of Castleton.


VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLST. JUDE THE APOSTLE CHURCH, WYNANTSKILL, NYJULY 6-10, 2015 (9:00A.M.-NOON) - AGES 3-12 ($20.00 for 1child, $10.00 for each additional child)

SUMMER CAMP at FIRST REFORMED

CHURCH OF WYNANTSKILL “Cooking and Creating for a Cause!” - July 20-24 - 9:00 am –1:00 pm.Come join us this summer for a week of learning, creating,fellowship and fun! Children entering 3rd through 6th gradesare invited to join us. We will be cooking, sewing and knitting.Most projects will be donated to local agencies to be distributedto those in need. We will start each day with a brief worshipservice and end the day with prayer. The children will bepreparing their own healthy lunch each day.There is a $10 fee; registration is limited. Please sign up bycalling the church office at: 518-283-4420

JOURNEY OFF THE MAP™! at

WEST STEPHENTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH• July 6th – July 10th - 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Grab your expedition gear and prepare for Journey Off theMap™! Come join us as we discover truths about Jesus—theUltimate Guide! Kids will enter the Worship Rally at TheOverlook, and while on their journey, kids will also visit theTangled Branch Tree House for Bible study, Survival Springs forsnacks, Rappelling Ravine for recreation, Rushing Waters formusic, and Shady Grove for crafts. It’s Vacation Bible Schoolat West Stephentown Baptist Church like you’ve neverexperienced before! Children age preschool through high schoolare welcome; there is no charge to attend VBS. For details,call Pat Quackenbush at 674-0387, or Tina Powell at 674-8691.

Immanuel Kids presentsImmanuel Kids presents

Vacation Bible School - July 27-31, 6-8:30pmWe hope you will register your kids for this engaging

program that will help them explore God’s plan for them with fun experiments, games and learning.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

Register at immanuel-ny.com. or call 283-27151955 Ferndale Road, Schodack

ST. TIMOTHY’S ANNOUNCES VBS 2015For 35 years, St. Timothy’s has been holding Vacation BibleSchool for children of the community to introduce them toGod’s love, help them grow in faith, and go into the world tohelp make it a better place.For one glorious week each summer, the children are immersedin Bible stories, songs, skits, crafts and all around fun as wehear God’s word and grow in love. We plant seeds in younghearts for a lifetime of living in God’s grace.Our theme for 2015 is “Journey Off the Map.” We’ll take thekids on an adventure to learn about knowing your guide,following your guide, trusting your guide, staying on track,and keeping watch – of course, our guide is Jesus! Storiesfrom the New Testament as well as from the Book of Daniel willbe our compass.Our mission project this year will center around recycling. Ifyour child brings a kitchen-sized garbage bag filled withredeemable bottles and cans, St. Timothy’s will waive the $20registration fee. Redemption money will help feed hungrychildren in our community and beyond.Journey Off the Map is from August 3rd – 7th, 8:30 AM -12:30 PM, snack provided. St. Timothy’s is located on thecorner of Winter St. Ext. and Bloomingrove Drive inDefreestville. Forms are available at: www.sttlc.org underMinistries/VBS. Questions: call Marilyn Dyer at 326-5276. Hopeto see your kids this summer!!

“WACKY WORLD of WATER”

BIBLE VACATION FUNFaith and Love Fellowship welcome allkids between the ages of 6 to 18 tojump into the “Wacky World of Water”bible vacation fun. For one week wewill be learning, splashing & diving intoGods love for us & swimming throughscriptures to see the many ways Heshows us that love. Beginning onMonday, July 20, & going to Friday,

July 24, from 10am to 2pm with lunch everyday. We will alsobe going on a wet & exciting field trip on Friday the 24. Thisfun-filled week bursting with love & learning, fun & friends isabsolutely FREE. Faith and Love Fellowship is located at 166Columbia Turnpike, Rensselaer. Please call Karen to register,or if you have any questions 330-1509.

BRUNSWICK CHURCH

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLCome to Brunswick Church (42 WhiteChurch Lane, Troy) for our Everest VBS.July 6-10, 9 AM-Noon. Everest VBS is opento all children 3 years old-5th Grade. At Everest VBS, kids willlearn to conquer challenges with God’s mighty power. We willhave a great time of stories, crafts, mission and fun. Volunteersare welcome to sign up (volunteers 6th grade and older).Sign-ups have begun. There is no admission fee. Go towww.brunswickchurch.org to sign up. Come Join us!

EVEREST - Embark on an icy expedition where kids overcomeobstacles with God’s awesomepower. Anchor kids in rock-solidBible truths that will guide themthrough life’s challenges.Kids experience God’s Word insurprising and unforgettableways! Each day, leaders reinforceone simple Bible truth—whichmakes it easy for kids to rememberand apply to real life!Enjoy great music, snacks, biblestories, games and theatre, andso much more.For a registration form, please callthe Parish Office at 283-1162.

WANT A FREE EVENT FOR YOUR KIDS

THIS SUMMER?Parents, we are on a “mission”!... a VBS mission. So, haveyour kids “swing” on into Connecting Point Church and “hangout” with us as we are “wild about hunting for treasure” and“going bananas” over “adventure”. Our “safari guides” atConnecting Point Church will lead our life changing, JungleSafari Vacation Bible School as we “explore” the nature ofGod! Every night of the week from 6:00-8:30, August 3-7,2015, for “hunters” entering K-6 grade, we will “discover” Godthrough music, lessons, games, crafts, and snacks. Don’t letyour kids miss out on this “great adventure” that they will“treasure” for years to come! And everything is FREE… includingsome summer evenings for you parents!You will need to register online at www.connectingpoint.churchConnecting Point is located at 568 Columbia Turnpike, EastGreenbush, in the Van Den Houten Square, across from DunkinDonuts.

THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT INVITES

THE COMMUNITY TO WORSHIP!• Sunday, July 5th - Summer Schedule:Service at 9:30 a.m. with Salem UnitedMethodist Church, Shaver Rd., WestSand Lake.July 5 - Aug. 2 at COC.Aug. 9 - Sept. 6 at Salem UMC, ShaverRd., West Sand Lake.

Office hours are 9:00 am - 2:00 pm, Monday through Friday.Church of the Covenant is the round church near the blinker inAveri l l Park. Rev. Joe Auslander, pastor 674-3664www.cocumc.org

MEET ME at DUNCAN’S! NEW EXHIBIT AT

THE BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL SOCIETYHave you eaten at Duncan’s today? Last week? How aboutanytime during the last 75- plus years? If so, please come visitthe Brunswick Historical Society to view its new exhibit, “MeetMe at Duncan’s!”, which will highlight the story of Brunswick’sbest-known dairy bar and its place in our community history.We invite you to join us as we celebrate the 76th anniversaryof an important Brunswick eatery and the generations of familywho’ve kept us well fed there.The Brunswick Historical Society, located at 605 Brunswick Road(corner of Moonlawn) in Brunswick, has its headquarters inthe historic 1881 Garfield School, where a research andgenealogical library are also available to the public. The Societyis open Wednesdays, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, 10:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and by appointment. For further informationabout this or other programs held by the Society, please visitwww.bhs-ny.org, find us on Facebook, or call (518)279-4024.

TROY NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK

CHAPEL OFFERS RARE TOURSOn Sunday, July 5th, residents and visitors to the Capital Regionwill have a rare opportunity. Troy’s Oakwood Cemetery willoffer tours of the Gardner Earl Chapel, beginning at 1:00PMand continuing every half hour with the last tour ending at3:00PM. The chapel boasts spectacular stained glass windowsby Tiffany and Armstrong, amazing marble mosaics andgorgeous oak carvings. Come and marvel at their beauty whileyou hear the story of the young man memorialized here.


REAL ESTATELEGAL NOTICE

ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONOF CUGINO’S PIZZERIA OF

RENSSELAER, LLCUnder Section 203 of the LimitedLiability Company LawFIRST: The name of the limitedliability company is CUGINO’SPIZZERIA OF RENSSELAER,LLC.SECOND: The County within thisstate in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is Rensselaer.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:CUGINO’S PIZZERIA OFRENSSELAER, LLCC/O Christopher M. Avery289 3rd Avenue ExtensionRensselaer, NY 12144FOURTH: Purpose of company.The purpose for which thecompany is formed is to engage inany lawful acts or activities forwhich limited liability companiesmay be formed under Section 203of the limited Liability CompanyLaw of the State of New York.SUBSCRIBED this 21st day ofMay, 2015.David R. Green, Organizer

Notice of formation of limitedliability company (LLC). Name:David J Browe LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with NY Dept ofState on 4/14/15. Office location:Rensselaer County. Sec. of Statedesignated agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved and shall mail process to:c/o United States CorporationAgents Inc., 7014 13th Ave., Suite202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FILING OFARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONIN NEW YORK BY A LIMITED

LIABILITY COMPANYName: Donny Hughes LLC.Articles of Organization filed withSecretary of State of New York(SOS) on 2/12/2015. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SOS is designated as agent ofLLC for service of process. SOSshall mail copy of process to 9Fairfax Street, Wynantskill, NewYork 12198. Purpose: Anylawful act or activity.

Notice of formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:EPIC WINE AND LIQUOR LLC.Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 5/27/2015. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomserved. SSNY shall mail a copyprocess to: C/O EPIC WINE ANDLIQUOR LLC, 50 Geneva Blvd.Wynantskill, NY 12198. Purpose:Any Lawful Purpose.

Notice of formation of GreenbushProperty Services llc. On04/28/2015 articles of organizationwere filed with Secretary of Stateof New York (SSNY). Officelocated in Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent upon whom process may beserved .Process shall be served at31 Glenmore RD. Troy N.Y.12180. Purpose :any lawfulactivity.

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF COMPLETION OFFINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL

In accordance with Section 516 ofthe New York State Real PropertyTax Law, notice is hereby giventhat the 2015 Final Assessmentroll for the Town of Sand Lake hasbeen completed and a certifiedcopy thereof has been filed in theoffice of the Town Clerk for publicinspection.Michael McGuireSole AssessorTown of Sand Lake

Grelcon Joint, LLCNotice of formation of GrelconJoint, LLC, a limited liabilitycompany (the “LLC”). Articles ofOrganization filed with theSecretary of State of NY (the“SSNY”) on 04/10/2015. Officelocation: Rensselaer County. TheSSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC, upon whomprocess against it may be served.The SSNY shall mail a copy ofany process to the LLC, 22 ElmStreet, Nassau, New York 12123.Purposes: any lawful activity.

HELPIR, LLC filed Articles ofOrganization with the Secretary ofState of NY (SSNY) on 5/22/15.Office location, RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated agent of the LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved and mail process to LLC at1694 Columbia Turnpike, EastSchodack, NY 12063. Principaladdress is 1694 ColumbiaTurnpike, East Schodack, NY.Purpose: any lawful act underSection 203 of the New YorkLimited Liability Company Act.

ICON COST RECOVERY LLC, adomestic LLC, filed with the SSNYon 3/5/15. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against the LLC may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto Manes & Manes, c/o TriadGroup, 185 Jordan Ave., Troy, NY12180. General purpose.

Notice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:J & T’s Revitalized Homes, LLC,Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on May 7, 2015.Office Location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of process to: C/O J & T’sRevitalized Homes, LLC, 110Green Avenue Castleton, NY12033. Purpose: Any LawfulPurpose.

Notice of Formation of Kevin MillerRealty LLC, Articles ofOrganization, filed with New YorkSecy. of State on 5/12/15. Officelocation Rensselaer County,SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: c/o LLC@ 340 ShaverRD, W. Sand Lake NY 12196.Purpose, any lawful purpose.

Krill Sealcoating LLC Arts of Orgfiled with Secy. of State of NY(SSNY) on 5/7/15. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served & shallmail process to Adam Krill, 521Ford Rd, Melrose, NY 12121.Purpose: General.

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$89k 9+ acres, barn, house.Sold as is. Avpk. schools. Jim@ Bryce 588-6755

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3 Floors of executive living,town of Brunswick homeoffice and/or inlaw. $363k.Bryce 937-5120

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$215,000. 2BR 1ba WATERFRONT seasonalcottage + 2BR 1ba guest

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EG - Hampton Manor Totallyredone cape. New bath, newkit., redone hardwood floors,new windows, new furnace,new Everything!! $165,000.Broker 859-9656

Glenville ranch house andgarage, 10 yrs old. Pole barn,on 80 acres, on prime realestate. $495,000 obo. 393-0760

Hoosic Valley Schools, 3BRColonial, fin. lower level. Only$239k! Bryce 937-5120

New listing: 24 Davis Rd.,3BR Ranch with 2nd houseon Poestenkill, $119k Bryce588-6755

VACATION RENTALBolton Landing AdirondackCottage w/beach, 3BR, allamenities. Avail. 7/24-8/1/15.$1,350. 783-3190

Schroon Lake efficiencies. 1or 3 BR, private sandy beach,boat docking, walk to town.532-7649www.theschroonlakeplace.com

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Cash for your home! No fee!!Fair Price!!! Brk. 928-1231

Wanted Lake Front Home,top $ paid! BRYCE 271-7630

APARTMENTS FORRENT

2 BR apt. no pets. 1st month,last month, sec. 10 AlbanyAve. Nassau. No washer/dryer hkup. $700. 766-4839

West Lebanon Spacious 2 BRground floor. $650/mo. 1st mo.last mo. sec req. NP. 337-1500

HOUSE FOR RENT2 BR House, Schodack. EastGreenbush schools. Yard,quiet area, sec. dep. refs.$850 429-1143

House for Rent! $1500 +, RPI3BR+. Option to buy! BRYCE937-5120

Village of Waterford, 4 BR, 4baths, includes util. $1650/moNo smoking, no pets. 1st, lastmonth & security of $600.Includes washer/dryer, stove,frige. Call for appt. 424-4214

Diamond Rock Terrace:Senior living for everylifestyle! 2BR apt. homesavail. now! Take a tour andreceive a $5 Snowman giftcard! 11 Gurley Ave., Troy,NY 518-213-5222. DiamondRockTerrace.com

Perfect location. N. Grbush1mi. X8 Rt.4 secluded acres.great views, large like new 5rm. single all app. , SAT. tvwifi, trash, private porch,pond. $875 NP NS. 410-8774

Wynantskill interesting 1 & 2BR’s. Well maintainedcountry property. 10 min. toTroy, 20 min. to Alb. APschool, private, no smoking,no dogs. INCLUDES HEAT!$650-$1100. 813-6795.

ROOMMATE WANTEDGreat location, N Greenbsh.Small happy lady , NP, NS.All appl’s, sat. tv, all exp. inc.$575. large 6 rm. 286-3252

$40,000. 2005 in Schodack. 2BR, 1 bath, central air,hardwood floors, awning, 2sheds. All appliances incl.Open house 6/27, 1-4. 477-4282.

Mobile Home for Sale:$15,000 located in Schodack.1 min. from I90, off 150. 577-4623

Stephentown. 14 x 70 mobilehome. 3 BR, 1 bath. Newlyremodeled inside. Asking$16,000. 407-9509

MANUFACTURED

RUMMAGE &

BAKE SALE

Petersburgh MethodistChurch, Rt. 22, Head of theLane Road, will be having aRummage & Bake Sale onSaturday, July 18th, from8AM to 4PM; $1 bag sale from2PM to 4PM.Lunch will beserved, consisting of hotdogs, hamburgers, soup, chili,soda, and coffee.


LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.Name: 3167 Route 20, LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 4/24/15. 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, 228 Malden BridgeRoad, Nassau, New York 12123.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation ofBERKSHIRE BLUEBERRYLODGE LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with NY Secy.of State on 05/26/15. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY designated as agent of LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: 36 Knapp Road,Stephentown, New York 12168.No registered agent. Purpose:Any lawful purpose. Flint Law FirmLLC, 75 Main Street, P. O. Box363, Chatham, NY 12037, (518)392-2555

Notice of Organization of Bolton Ventures, LLC

On May 21, 2015, BoltonVentures, LLC (the “LLC”) filedArticles of Organization with theNYS Department of State. Theprincipal business location of theLLC is 77 Troy Road, EastGreenbush, Rensselaer County,New York. The NY Secretary ofState is designated as the agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. The postoffice address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against theLLC is to the LLC at 77 TroyRoad, East Greenbush, NY12061. The LLC is organized forthe purpose of any and all lawfulbusiness.

CALL THE GARDNERS LLC. Art.of Org. filed with the SSNY on06/08/15. Office: RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail copy of processto the LLC, 159 Woodward Road,Nassau, NY 12123. Purpose: Anylawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION ofCastelloCo LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 6/1/15. Office location:Albany County. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of process to CastelloCoLLC, 196 1st Street Rear, Troy,NY 12180. Purpose: For anylawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Company (LLC).

COLLAR CITY CONCRETE, LLCArticles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork on May 28, 2015. Officelocation: 19 Central Ave., Troy,NY 12180, Rensselaer County.NY JAMES M. STROPE, Sr. hasbeen designated as agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to the LLC, atthe above address for any lawfulpurpose.

EMPLOYMENT

HELP WANTEDOur Community CareSchodack office is seeking afull-time certified andexperienced MedicalProvider, NP, or PA to joinour team of professionals.The preferred candidate willhave at least 2 years ofexperience in an officesetting, demonstrating asuccessful track record ofworking with other providers,staff, patients andmanagement, as well asbeing an integral part of apatient care team, providingenhanced patient centeredcare and services.Candidates must begraduates of an accreditedprogram and have a NYSlicense. They also must becomfortable using electronichealth records and basicMicrosoft Office applications.Please visit: www.communitycare.com tolearn more about CommunityCare Physicians. CommunityCare is recognized as aTimes Union “Top Place toWork” and has been namedone of the Top 150 Places toWork in America! EOE

Notice of Formation of D L LUKELLC pursuant to NY LimitedLiability Law, section 203, Art. ofOrg. Filed with Secy. of State ofNY (SSNY) on 05/19/2015. Officelocation: 351 6th Ave, Troy, NY12182. SSNY designated asagent for LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail a copy of any processto: c/o the LLC, 351 6th Ave, Troy,NY 12182. Purpose to engage inany lawful act or activity.

Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name:Adjustable Anchor Systems, LLC.Articles of Organization filed withNY Dept of State on 5/22/15.Office location: RensselaerCounty. Secy. of State designatedagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served and shallmail process to: c/o United StatesCorporation Agents, Inc., 701413th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn,NY 11228. Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose.

LEGAL NOTICEOffice Space, 1,210sf (5offices/open area), Rt. 2,near Latham Circle. $1650/mo. incl. all services. 339-0091

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Construction laborer. Exp.preferred but not required.Must have goodtransportation. Non smokingwork environment. Startingpay $10-12/ hour. (518) 674-8182

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Roasted Red Pepper Deli, E.Greenbush Plaza. Experiencehelpful, flex. hrs. a must,personality a must. Passionfor food. Apply within. 283-4485

Siding applicator w/ handtools & truck, must haveexperience, Ron 732-4096 or852-2754

HELP WANTEDPCA position, 25 year oldwheelchair bound womanlooking for a FT female aide,able to do a full lift/ transfer.30 hrs available per wk. at$10/hr. Nights and weekendhelp. Must be 18+ with validdrivers lic. Alissa 545-9942

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NOTICE TO BIDDERRoofing Bids-Castleton VolunteerAmbulance is seeking bids fromreputable roofing companies whowill follow the specifications setforth by the Castleton VolunteerAmbulance Board of Directors.Specifications can be obtained bycontacting (518) 506-1078.Sealed bids are due by July 30th2015.

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ST. PETER’S HOSPITALS ANNOUNCE 2015

PHYSICIANS & NURSES FOR EXCELLENCE

St. Peter’s Health Partners – the region’s largest health system – hasannounced the following award recipients recognized by the medicalstaffs of Albany Memorial Hospital, and St. Mary’s and Samaritanhospitals in Troy. The awards were presented last night at the AnnualNurse/Physician cocktail party held at the Hilton Garden Inn inTroy. The nursing staffs recognized the following physicians withthe “2015 Awards for Caring, Collaboration and Communication”:• Albany Memorial Hospital – Naeem Ahmed, M.D., and Brian Murray,M.D.; • Samaritan Hospital – Andrew Gunther, M.D., and BarryPronold, M.D.; • St. Mary’s – Alan Cruz, M.D., and Robert Holterman,M.D.The physician staffs recognized the following nurses with the “2015Nurses of Distinction Awards”:• Albany Memorial Hospital – Sadiyya Ally-Ames, R.N., 5th floorsurgical/orthopedic, and Melissa Farrelly, R.N., intensive care unit;• Samaritan Hospital – Janet Enfield, R.N., care management, andKelley Littlejohn, R.N., emergency services; • St. Mary’s – SteveBrown, R.N., intensive care unit, and Sarah Kownack, R.N.,emergency services.

Church Organist/Pianist: St.Timothy’s Lutheran Church inNorth Greenbush is seeking achurch organist/pianist toprovide music for one serviceevery Sunday morning.Salary commensurate withcandidate’s experience &current rates of pay. ContactBob Crowley 283-7364 [email protected]

manufacturing positions. Noweekends required. [email protected] orcall 518-463-6674.


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LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of 195Hoosick St Apartments LLC. Arts.Of Org. filed with Secy. Of Stateof N.Y. (SSNY) on 2/6/2015.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: 217 HoosickSt., Troy, NY, 12180. Upon whomit may be processed. Purpose:any lawful activity.

2200 19TH STREET LLC filedArticles of Organization with theSecretary of State of NY (SSNY)on 6/8/15. Office location,Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served and mail processto the LLC, 2200 19th Street,Troy, NY 12180. Principal addressis 2200 19th Street, Troy, NY.Purpose: any lawful act underSection 203 of the New YorkLimited Liability Company Act.

260 HOOSICK STREET LLC filedArticles of Organization with theSecretary of State of NY (SSNY)on 6/8/15. Office location,Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served and mail processto the LLC, 260 Hoosick Street,Troy, NY 12180. Principal addressis 260 Hoosick Street, Troy, NY.Purpose: any lawful act underSection 203 of the New YorkLimited Liability Company Act.

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Livingston Financial LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 2/26/2015. 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, 100 South 5th St, Ste1400, Minneapolis, MN 55402.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of an LLC:M E P Support Services LLCArticles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on May 26, 2015.The County, within this state, inwhich the office of the limitedliability company is to be locatedis, Rensselaer. The Secretary ofState is designated as agent ofthe limited liability company uponwhom process against it may beserved. The address within orwithout this state to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against thelimited liability company servedupon him or her is: c/o LLC, 7Maria Drive, East Greenbush NY

Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name:MADISON STREETENTERPRISES, LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with theDepartment of State of NY onJune 8, 2015. Office location,County of Rensselaer. Secretaryof State ("SSNY") has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of such process served to:120 Second Street, Troy, NewYork 12180. Purpose: any lawfulact.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

ROCK THE BOX PHOTOBOOTH, LLC

The name of the limited liabilitycompany is Rock The Box PhotoBooth, LLC. The Articles ofOrganization were filed on May29, 2015 with the New York StateDepartment of State. The Countywithin this State where the officeof the company is to be located isRensselaer County. TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the company uponwhom process against it may beserved. The post office addressto which the Secretary of Statemay mail a copy of any processagainst the company is 29 PlumAvenue, Troy, New York 12180.The purpose of the business ofthe LLC is any lawful purposepermitted of a limited liabilitycompany in the State of NewYork.

SCOTT TECHNOLOGYCONSULTING LLC, a domesticLLC, filed with the SSNY on8/9/13. Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY is designated asagent upon whom process againstthe LLC may be served. SSNYshall mail process to Brian Y.Scott, 80 Valley Dr., W. SandLake, NY 12196. GeneralPurpose.

LEGAL NOTICETaa Management LLC Arts of Orgfiled with Secy. of State of NY(SSNY) on 5/7/15. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served & shallmail process to C/O Taylor Baruffi,13 Thomas St, Saratoga Springs,NY 12866. Purpose: General.

Trembath Staffing ManagementLLC Arts of Org filed with Secy. ofState of NY (SSNY) on 3/18/15.Office in Rensselaer Co. SSNYdesig. agent of LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served& shall mail process to 119Sherman Ave, Troy, NY 12180.Purpose: General.

Notice of Formation of an LLCUncharted Wild LLC

Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on June 10th, 2015.Office location: Rensselaercounty. The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address is within or withoutthe Secretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against thelimited liability company servedupon him or her is: Adam Bornt,312 Log Woods Road, Troy, NY12180.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

Pursuant to the Limited LiabilityCompany Law of the State of NewYork, notice is hereby given thatthe limited liability company withthe name “UNITED GROUP OFNY, LLC,” has been formed. TheArticles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of theState of New York (SSSNY) onMay 15, 2015. The office of theLLC is to be located in RensselaerCounty, New York. The SSSNYhas been designated as agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. Thepost office address to which theSSSNY shall mail a copy of anyprocess served is: UNITEDGROUP OF NY, LLC, PO Box531, East Greenbush, New York12061. The nature of thebusiness of the LLC is to engagein any lawful act or activity forwhich limited liability companiesmay be organized under theLimited Liability Company Law.

NOVENAST. JUDE’S NOVENA

May the Sacred Heart of Jesus beadored, glorified, loved andpreserved throughout the worldnow and forever. Sacred Heart ofJesus pray for us, St. Jude,worker of miracles, pray for us St.Jude, help of the hopeless, prayfor us. Say this prayer 9 times aday. By the 8th day, your prayerwill be answered. Say it for 9days. It has never been known tofail. Publication must be promised.Thank you St. Jude. D.F.

ST. JUDE’S NOVENAMay the Sacred Heart of Jesus beadored, glorified, loved andpreserved throughout the worldnow and forever. Sacred Heart ofJesus pray for us, St. Jude,worker of miracles, pray for us St.Jude, help of the hopeless, prayfor us. Say this prayer 9 times aday. By the 8th day, your prayerwill be answered. Say it for 9days. It has never been known tofail. Publication must be promised.Thank you St. Jude. D.F.

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THATArticles of Organization of VanCam Property, LLC were duly filedwith the N.Y.S. Secretary of Stateon April 28, 2015. The following isa copy of said Articles:ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION

OFVan Cam Property, LLC

Under §203 of the Limited LiabilityCompany Law

FIRST: The name of the limitedliability company is Van CamProperty, LLC.SECOND: The county within thisstate in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is Renssselaer County.THIRD: The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The post office address within orwithout this state to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against thelimited liability company servedupon him or her is 740 HoosickRoad, Suite #205, Troy, NY12180.FOURTH: The business purposeof the limited company is anylawful activity and all activitiesincidental or complimentarythereto, as may be undertaken bya company formed under theLimited Liability Company Law.S/_Carrie_VanBrocklen-Camilo_Carrie Van Brocklen-Camilo,Organizer

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The Poestenkill Farmers’Market is offering spaces fora large garage sale onSaturday July 18. Spaces are15’ x15’ and cost $10. TheMarket will be open from 9amto 1pm that Saturday, and thegarage sale will run duringthat time. This is a greatopportunity to be a part of alarge sale with morecustomers. Please contactMargie at [email protected] 283-0693 for information orto reserve a space. Rain dateof July 25.

STUDY ON THE PATIOIt’s summer; it’s nice out. Bring your fold-up chairfor Bible Study on the patio at Church of theRedeemer in Rensselaer on Wednesdays at 4:30.

Our lessons for the summer will include Job (so you think youhave it tough?) and The Song of Solomon.For further information, please call 518-650-8181 or [email protected] or visit our website atRedeemerRensselaer.com. The church is located at 1249 ThirdStreet, Rensselaer, at the corner of Third and CatherineStreets, on CDTA #214 bus route.

THE JOYFUL NOISE, “WE ARE ONE”The Joyful Noise was a contemporary Christian music ministrywell known in the Capital District region and beyond, during theyears of 1969-1993. The Joyful Noise was a large group ofyoung people, led spiritually and musically by Mr. Bill Womer.The Joyful Noise was the core of what would later evolve into“Christian Music Ministries”.The positive side of social media, as well as the unfortunatepassing of key members, has stirred interest in a reunion of TheJoyful Noise, with the recognition, that still, “We are One”.A reunion is planned for October 10, 2015 focused on reunitingand catching up. The reunion will culminate with a barbequedinner and an evening Praise and Worship service at BethlehemLutheran Church. Many of the songs spanning three decadeswhen young lives were forever impacted by this experience willbe sung together again. We will also be including all the parentsand family members in the Saturday night service who supportedeach of us during our “JN” years.During these early planning stages, we are interested in helplocating former members, and identifying folks to assist onvarious committees that have been formed. Please visit theFacebook page for Christian Music Ministries if you are a formermember and want to connect, or contact us [email protected].

2014 COUNTY AUDIT RESULTSTroy-Rensselaer County Executive Kathleen M. Jimino recentlyreported the results of the County’s 2014 independent auditconducted by Drescher and Malecki LLP who once again found nomaterial weaknesses or deficiencies in internal controls or accountingpractices. Additionally, there were no compliance issues associatedwith expenditures of state or federal programs. Drescher and MaleckiLLP also noted that the county has continued positive steps tofurther enhance its internal controls and best practices.Drescher and Malecki LLP pointed to the continued improvement ofthe County’s fiscal position even in the tough financial times.Through strict cost controls and sound management practices theCounty grew its general fund balance (rainy day fund) by $536,512to a total of $19,814,606. This increase in fund balance is in spite ofthe additional pressures of minimal growth in the sales tax collectionand reduced revenue from boarding inmates from other counties.While the growth in the fund balance is good news it still onlyaccounts for approximately 8.6% of the County’s operational costs,still short of the New York State Comptroller’s recommendation ofbetween 10 and 15 %. Additionally, the audit noted that while thetotal fund balance was over $19 million, just over $4 million of thosereserves have been dedicated to paying future retirement costs.Indicative of the County’s fiscal strength Rensselaer County currentlymaintains an AA bond rating from Standard and Poors. Accordingto the bonding agency any entity achieving an “AA” rating fromthem means they have a “Very strong capacity to meet financialcommitments”. Standard and Poors also noted that the “County’sbudgetary performance has been strong overall”.

SUNY CANTON STUDENTS NAMED TOSPRING 2015 DEAN’S LIST

More than 550 students were recently recognized for theiroutstanding achievement at SUNY Canton during the spring2015 semester. To receive Dean’s List honors, full-time studentsmust earn at least a 3.25 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale.Among the students who earned this honor are:Christopher L. Hotaling of Averill Park, a SUNY Canton CriminalInvestigation major and a 2012 graduate of Averill Park HighSchool.Abigail L. Zagraniczny of Castleton On Hudson, a SUNY CantonVeterinary Technology major and a 2013 graduate of Maple HillHigh School.Sarah N. Nuss of Wynantskill, a SUNY Canton Civil andEnvironmental Engineering Technology major and a 2012graduate of Averill Park High School.

HOFSTRA STUDENT

S. SOHNEN

INDUCTED INTO

PHI BETA KAPPASamantha Sohnen, 20, ofRensselaer, NY, was one of 53Hofstra University studentsinducted into Phi Beta Kappaon April 23, 2015. Samanthais a German, Pre-Health major.Phi Beta Kappa is consideredan emblem of highachievement and strongpotential. The societycelebrates and advocatesexcellence in the liberal artsand sciences. Its campuschapters invite for inductionthe most outstanding arts andsciences students at America’sleading col leges anduniversit ies. The Societysponsors activities to advancethese studies - the humanities,the social sciences, and thenatural sciences - in highereducation and in society atlarge.

LOCALS NAMED to PRESIDENT’S LIST at

WNE UNIVERSITYThe following students have been named to the President’sList at Western New England for the spring semester of 2015.Students are named to the President’s List for achieving asemester grade point average of 3.80 or higher.Robert L. Gilchrist of Cropseyville, Sean M. Griffin of Troy,Morgan E. Kolakowski of Rensselaer, Matthew F. Palmer ofCastleton, Chad P. Woodrow of Averill Park.


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NASSAU FREE LIBRARY’S BOARD OF

TRUSTEES THANKS KIWANIS

Nassau Free Library’s Board of Trustees and staff would like tothank the Kiwanis Clubs of Castleton-Schodack and of SandLake for the donation of a high back reading chair, a refurbishedcomputer, and for refinishing a table in the children’s area.The high back reading chair provides our library patrons acomfortable place to read. The computer is being used to provideschool-age children educational computer programs in thechildren’s section.A special thank you to Bob Loveridge who organized thesesupportive efforts, and to Al Van Nederynen and AlbertDeresienski for the table refinishing. These additions and serviceto the library have added a new level of enjoyment to ourcommunity space.

HOPE 7’S “KIDS FOR KINDNESS CLUB”

CAR WASH A SUCCESS

Hope 7’s “Kids for Kindness Club” held a car wash to raisemoney to purchase blankets for a local homeless shelter. THANKYOU SO MUCH to our Kids for Kindness Club, RPI Circle KFraternity, the great people at Advance Auto Parts andPerrotta’s Bakery, and everyone who stopped by to get theircar washed or just to support us! We raised $461 to help thehomeless!!!!!!! We couldn’t have done it without your supportand the hard work of all our volunteers big and small!

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COMMISSIONED TO SERVE

On Sunday, July 5, 2015, Communion Sunday at NassauReformed Church, worshippers will dedicate time to understandhow we are each empowered to serve the Lord Jesus Christ.The theme for worship on this day comes from the Gospel ofMark 6:1-13. As Jesus calls his disciples to assist him in makingproper distinctions between our ways and God’s way, our truthsand God’s truth, He warns them they might face rejection. Thepeople there, in Nazareth, knew Jesus only as a home townboy, a carpenter, and they did not accept his message or believehe was from God. We may find the same resistance to ourengaging in the ministries to which we have been “Commissionedto Serve.” Join us and come to more fully understand that allChristians are called by God for discipleship- some for theministries of healing, others for the ministries of teaching, stillothers for serving the Lord’s kingdom in any way His work is tobe accomplished. Everyone is welcome to worship with the folkat Nassau Reformed. We worship in our chapel on the secondlevel of our Church-School- Building at 43 Church Street, onequarter mile east of the only traffic light in the village.

SAND LAKE

SENIORS MEETING

Our meeting for July 9, 2015at Church of the Covenant,Averill Park will start with ourregular meeting at 12:00. Wewill be having a presentationby two speakers fromEldercare Resources. Afterthe presentation is ourluncheon. There are 2 daytrips coming up, one toMacHayden Theatre and oneto West Point. Come and signup for one! Our annual picnicis July 16, at 12:00 noon. Wehave several openings for ourtrip to Maine - 4 days/3 nights- September 22-25. Cost is$399. If you are interested ingoing on our Maine trip, pleasecall Betty Bieg at 518-663-8292. Remember to bring afood item for our Food Bank.

LOCALS NAMED to

UNIV. of HARTFORD

DEAN’S LIST

The University of Hartford ispleased to announce thefollowing local students havebeen named to the Dean’s Listfor Spring 2015.Daniel Macke of EastGreenbush; and AnthonyDemarte of Troy.

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Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Graftonwill be holding an AARP SafeDriving Course, Thursday, July23rd, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30p.m., with a break at noon forlunch, available at center.Save up to 10% on your carinsurance! The cost will be$20.00 for AARP membersand $25.00 for non-members.Please call Penny at 279-3413,or stop at the center forreservations – SPACES ARELIMITED!

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The volunteers from SandLake Ambulance thank all ourresidents and businessowners for their past supportof this life saving service andthey hope that again you willhear their call for support. Allthe money raised by the funddrive is used for day to dayoperation of the ambulancecompany.If you have not had anopportunity to donate, or didnot receive a mailer, pleasecall 674-2221 ext 5 or you maymail your donation to SandLake Ambulance, PO Box 222,West Sand Lake, NY 12196

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Pet Adoption of the Week

If you would l ike to meet her to possibly adopt her,Contact: Sherry at sherry427@verizon or cal l 393-0755

Large gal who is spayed, up to date with vaccines, heartwormnegative and healthy. Ellie weighs 80 lbs and is full grown.She is approximately 1.5 years old and happy as can be. Shewas rescued from a terrifying existence of running the woodsand streets for months in a local town where she was possiblyabandoned. She is very friendly and loves other dogs. Ellie isa very clean gal, she is a perfect family member and is totallytrustworthy alone in the home, she is housetrained and issweet as can be. She carries no baggage from being on herown for a while. She is appreciative and loves everyone. If youlooking for a great dog who is large and loves to snuggle, lookno further. Here is your gal!

ELLIE- Possible mix of Boxer/Mastif/Shepherd/???

To the lady in the white vanwho found the purse I lost on6/24/15 & brought it to myhouse before I returnedhome, I am forever gratefulfor your kind & thoughtful act.Thank you! Peggy

AREA RESIDENTS GRADUATE from

MARIST COLLEGE

The following residents graduated from Marist College theweekend of May 22.Carolyn Bugbee of East Greenbush, NY received a Bachelor ofArts degree in English. Charles Cardish of Averill Park, NYreceived a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology.Gena Russo of Rensselaer, NY received a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Fashion Merchandising. Stephanie Salvador of EastGreenbush, NY received a Bachelor of Arts degree inCommunication. Carly Stewart of Troy, NY received a Bachelorof Science degree in Digital Media. Lauren McCabe ofRensselaer, NY received a Master’s degree in PublicAdministration. Cortney Robert of Melrose, NY received aMaster’s degree in Public Administration. Jason Fazio of Troy,NY received a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies -Organizational Leadership & Communication. Audrey Kennisonof Averill Park, NY received a Bachelor of Science degree inLiberal Studies - Organizational Leadership & Communication.Shannon Pratt of Rensselaer, NY received a Bachelor of Artsdegree in Liberal Studies.

THE FAIR IS

COMING!Mark your calendars! SalemUMC 64th Annual Church Fairis coming on September 12th.Carol Robinson, co-chair, hastold “The Church Mouse” thatthe ever-popular Si lentAuction will be back once againthis year.The Salem UMC Fair has beena tradition in West Sand Lakesince 1951. Once again, “YeOld Country Store” will beopen for business. Of course,you can still purchase home-made Apple Pie, either a sliceor a whole one. It’s so goodwith a hunk of cheddar cheeseor vanilla ice cream.Keep watching for the “ChurchMouse” in future issues of TheAdvertiser.

STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

The following students received bachelor degrees from St.Lawrence University during commencement ceremonies heldon May 17 in Canton, New York.Olivia C. Downs of Averill Park. Downs received the degree ofbachelor of arts Magna cum laude. Downs is a member of theClass of 2015 and majored in environmental studies - English.Downs graduated from Averill Park High School.Kathleen J. Gates of Buskirk. Gates received the degree ofbachelor of science cum laude. Gates is a member of the Classof 2015 and majored in neuroscience. Gates graduated fromEmma Willard School.Emily R. Lloyd of Nassau. Lloyd received the degree of bachelorof science. Lloyd is a member of the Class of 2015 and majoredin neuroscience. Lloyd graduated from Albany Academy forGirls.

BLUE EYES

They appear almost overnight,Always alongside a road,

Often by a mailbox.Legend has it that they represent

The spirit of a beautiful, blue-eyed blondeAppalachian girl who died from a broken heart.

Her childhood sweetheart...love of her lifeAnd baseball pitcher extrordinaire

Left her to seek fame in the big leagues.He promised to write...and to come back for her;

He did write for awhile, but then nothing.Still, she waited by the mailbox every day.

After months of pining for him,She died, late in the winter,

Succumbing to the grief of heartbreak.In the late Spring, early Summer of the following year,

Pretty blue flowers...the color of her eyesShowed up alongside the road, near her mailbox.

They spread and can now be found most everywhere;Get out and enjoy them now,

Before the roadside mowers cut them down!Haiku to remember:

Blue-eyed girl waitingBoy of Summer does not write

Now Chicory grows!~ Lloyd BarnhartWest Sand Lake