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• Preschool Story-time– Fridays at 10:30 (ages 2-6) No sign-up required. Ends August 21.• Teen Time– Thursdays 6-8 PM (ages 13-18)• Summer Reading Finale– August 22, 1 PM (ages 2-12) Pizzaand ice cream for our readers! Special certificates provided byAssembly member John McDonald. (Must be part of readingclub to participate)Rensselaer Public Library, 676 East Street, Rensselaer, NY12144 (518) 462-1193 Please call to sign up for events.Rensselaer Public Library is located across the street from theAmtrak parking lot. To learn more, see http://rensselaerlibrary.org/ or visit the library’s Facebook page,http://www.facebook.com/RensselaerLibrary.

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North Greenbush HighwaySuperintendent Mark Premo isseeking re-election to anothertwo year term in service totown residents. “It’s been areal privilege to serve townresidents for the past 12years, and I am extremelygrateful for all of the supportand kindness the communityhas shown to myself and myfamily”.As Superintendent, my goal isalways to provide excellentservice rain, snow or shine,and I can’t thank or emphasizeenough the great dedicationof the folks who work herewith me in this department. Imanage a staff of about 14and a budget of 1.3 million.The challenges of providingservice while watching ourbudget have been difficult.The town is growing with newdevelopment requiring serviceto new roads. This has beena challenge for all of us. I hopeto see an extension to ourgarage to properly house andmaintain 6 trucks which remainoutside due to lack of space.I also want to mention howfortunate I am to becampaigning with a great teamof candidates, including RonSinico who has a MastersDegree in Administrationrunning for Supervisor; James“Paco” McCarthy and ErnieKern for Council, Sam Barr forReceiver of Taxes and GeorgeBurke, Justice. Nearlyeveryone has military serviceand all will serve the town withvery high standards.I urge everyone to come outand vote on Primary Daywhich is Thursday, September10th, from noon to 9PM.Thank you!~ Mark Premo, NG HighwaySupt.

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TOWN OF NASSAUTown of Nassau is holding itsAnnual Family Fun Day onSaturday, August 22nd, fromnoon to 3PM at the HoagsCorners Firehouse located onRt. 66 in East Nassau. Thisyear we are happy to haveMagician Jim Snack doing amagic show. Also, we have ourusual family fun with dunkingbooth, food, carnival games,water balloon fun and more!Come spend a couple hourshaving fun with the kids andfamily in this picnic-style familyfun day! Check out our facebook page - “Town of NassauYouth”. Please contact FredMcCagg if any info is neededat 766-9417.~ Fred McCagg, Town ofNassau Youth Chairman○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

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The APHS Class of 1960 will be having its 55th year reunion onOctober 10, 2015, at the Burden Lake Country Club. It will bea one-day event, with dinner and a DJ. There will also be golfduring the day.If you are a member of the Class of 1960, and have not beencontacted, or know someone who is, please contact AngeloPatti at: [email protected] or (518) 674-3941.We also would like to invite other APHS alumni of the 1960’s toattend.

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National Guard, has been accepted in the Army’s Warrant Officerprogram.Prior to becoming a Warrant Officer Candidate, Chapman was aMaster Sergeant serving as the full-time detachment sergeant forthe Headquarters Detachment of the New York National Guard’sJoint Force Headquarters in Latham. Warrant Officers are specialists

in technical, intelligence, and personnel fields who are issued“warrants” for their ranks instead of the “commissions” presented toofficers in the rank of lieutenant on up. Chapman has served in theArmy and the Army National Guard for 16 years. He enlisted in theArmy in 1999 and was trained as a cryptologic linguist. He deployedto Iraq in April 2003 with the 502nd Military Intelligence Companyand served as a section sergeant.

He joined the New York Army National Guard in 2004 and served asa traditional part-time National Guard Soldier from 2004 to 2008. In2008, he was accepted into the Active Guard and Reserve program,working full time as a unit administrator and in the New York ArmyNational Guard personnel office.Once he completes Warrant Officer Candidate School in the fall,

Chapman will become a Warrant Officer 1 and will be assigned tothe headquarters of the 42nd Infantry Division in Troy.His awards include the Army Commendation Medal, the ArmyAchievement Medal, the Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medaland the National Defense Service Medal.

SAND LAKE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

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Mark your Calendar! The Sand Lake DemocraticCommittee will hold its annual fall fundraiser onThursday, September 17th, at the Lakeview atCrystal Lake restaurant on Old Rt. 66 in AverillPark from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Come meet with localcandidates and have Lakeview’s delicious pizza and wings.Beer, wine and soda are also included for a $30 per persondonation. Please come and support your local candidates!Call Mark Cioffi at 461-6034 for ticket reservations.

CRAFT FAIR & FLEA MARKET

The Brunswick Community Assistance Aux. is sponsoringanother Craft Fair/Flea Market on October 17. The time is 9AMto 4PM. The cost is $25 for a table and $20 for a space. Theplace is Brunswick Community Center located on Keyes Lane.Space is limited inside so call early. Outside spaces are available($20), however, tables will not be provided. For more info.,please call either 279-9177 or 237-5792.

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April to June. At each meeting, they showed short videos,discussed the videos, and then did an activity related to thetopic. In addition, the girls compiled a list of additional videosthat teachers can show their students to encourage thediscussion of bullying in their classroom. We would like to thankthe club’s advisor, technology teacher John Cirincione, as wellas other teachers, administrators, and board members in theEast Greenbush Central School District for making this projectpossible.


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~VENDORS WANTED~Vendors/Crafters wanted forSaturday, November 7, 2015.Craft/Vendor Fair atRensselaer High School, 25Van Rensselaer Drive, Rens-selaer, from 9:00AM-2:00PM- to benefit the Class of 2016- contract is available on theschool website, or contactTracy Foust at 465-6440.

JAMES “PACO” McCARTHY FOR

NORTH GREENBUSH COUNCIL“I’ll put the bounce back inNorth Greenbush towngovernment” declared JamesMcCarthy as the localbusinessman and owner ofFunflatables bounce houserentals announced hiscandidacy for the NorthGreenbush Town Board.I’ve been involved in our townfor many years as a memberof the American Legion, NorthGreenbush Ambulance andFire Department. In the fireservice, I helped createguidelines for the county’s Fire Setters program, was a keymember of the WFD scuba rescue team, the fire injury andprevention team, also taught our children about fire safety asKaBoom FD Clown. The time is overdue to make our towngovernment transparent again by putting town meetings backon public TV and the web after the current Board stopped thebroadcasts when they took over 7 years ago. Transparency iskey to an HONEST Government.Born and raised in North Greenbush, most of you may onlyknow or remember me as “Paco”, a name my Mom lovingly gaveme. It is my real name, “James McCarthy”, that I want you toremember on Election Day.I was proud to serve in the US Marine Corp and dedicate timeand service to our country and community. I want to continueto serve this great town with running mates Ron Sinico andErnie Kern and the rest of our team Mark Premo, Highway,George Burke, Justice and Sam Barr, Receiver of Taxes.I would appreciate your support in the Conservative,Independence and Working Families Primaries on Thursday,September 10th.~ Respectfully submitted, James J.McCarthy

DISTORTIONS SELF SERVING IN

DESSO DEFENSELetter to the Editor: The letter submitted by an ally of LouisDesso in last week’s Advertiser contained numerous falsehoodsdesigned to deflect attention from the facts surrounding Mr.Desso’s appointment to an $81,000 county job he was notqualified for.Mr. Desso was appointed to a job as Deputy Mental HealthCommissioner after the County Executive asked her appointedCivil Service Commission to remove the obstacles in the jobdescription that kept folks without qualifications from beingconsidered.In June 2005, the Commission established minimum qualificationsfor this job, a 4 year degree, Masters Degree and 5 yearsadministrative experience in mental health services. OnDecember 13, 2012, a week before Christmas on a Fridayafternoon, the politically appointed commission met andremoved the requirement for BOTH degrees and reducedadministrative experience to 4 years. They lowered thequalifications and raised the salary of a long vacant job so thatLou Desso could be appointed without the common senseeducational credentials.My letter in no way insults those without a college degree, butrather affirms that no one should be entitled to the benefits ofcollege degrees without first working to obtain them. Mr. Dessoused his political connections to get a job he is not qualified for.The public records are available for anyone to review at theCivil Service Commission. If he were elected Town Supervisor,he would be running the town from a supposedly full-time jobin the county building. He also used his connections to createa $75,000 appointed job for his son in the DA’s office.As far as the list of accomplishments listed as rebuttal to thesefacts, I respectfully submit they are not relevant to thisdiscussion anymore than the list is solely the accomplishmentof Mr. Desso, a councilman who is one of 5 board members andnot the Supervisor of the town. North Greenbush is a 12million dollar operation and there is no question we need aSupervisor with the education and qualifications to managethe town. A political waiver is no substitute for substance,experience and education.~ Charles B. Smith, WynantskillEditors 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.

HALF MOON BUTTON CLUB MEETINGThe Half Moon Button Club will meet on Tuesday, September 8,2015, at 11AM at the Bethlehem Public Library, 451 DelawareAvenue, Delmar. The social time starts at 11 a.m. and thebusiness meeting starts at 12 noon followed by this month’sprogram by Jane McCormick. Bring a bag lunch. Dessert will beprovided. For more information, call Lisa at 469-7420 or Kirstiat 869-8125. Everyone is welcome.

LOVE LUTHERAN

CHURCHAn Olympic sprintertrains for many yearsfor that one event –for those 10 secondsor so of running 100

meters. It is but a drop oftime. God trains us for therace which brings us toeternity, not a fleeting victoryof medals and anthems, butour eternal victory sharedwith Jesus Christ who won itfor us. Come listen as PastorHenry preaches on Titus 2:11-15 in a sermon entitled: “GodTrains Us.”Come be our guest thisSunday, and every week, aswe worship the risen Christand receive the gifts God hasfor us in His Word. LoveLutheran Church is located atMiddlesex Road and PheasantLane in East Greenbush. Formore information ordirections, please visit ourwebsite –www.lovelutheran.net, or call477-8685.

THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT INVITES

THE COMMUNITY TO WORSHIP!• Sunday, August 23 - Sunday, Sept. 6 -Services at 9:30 a.m. at Salem United MethodistChurch, Shaver Rd., West Sand Lake.• Red Cross Blood Drive at COC - Thursday,August 20, 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm.

• Summer office hours are 9:00 am - 2:00 pm, Wednesdaythrough Friday. Office hours return to five days a week onAugust 24.Church of the Covenant is the round church near the blinker inAveri l l Park. Rev. Joe Auslander, pastor, 674-3664www.cocumc.org


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On Friday,August 21st,the movie“Home” will beshown at St.T i m o t h y ’ sChurch, 470 Winter StreetExtension, Troy, starting at6:30. Admission, Popcorn anddrinks are free. “Home” is the story of an alienon the run from his ownpeople, lands on Earth andmakes friends withadventurous Tip, who is on aquest of her own.Movie nights are also a chancefor you to donate a non-perishable food item. Theitems collected will be takento Concerns U Food Pantry inRensselaer.Be sure to put this family funnight on your calendar.

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Donna Heald, Ph.D., dean ofRussell Sage College,announced that Brittany Tealfrom Cropseyville, NY, hasbeen named a Kellas Scholarfor the Spring 2015 semester.Kellas Scholars have been onthe Dean’s List for threeconsecutive semesters.Dean’s List students haveachieved a semester gradepoint average of at least 3.4while carrying a course loadof at least 12 credits.

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Last of the Red Hot Lovers- Auditions • August26 & 27 at 6:30pm…Production Dates: December11 — 20, 2015. There are four characters inthe play, one man (late forties), and threewomen (late twenties to late thirties). For theauditions, you may bring a monologue, but the

only requirement will be reading from the script.For additional information, please contact the producer, EricWashburn, at [email protected] One Act Play Festival- Auditions • August 30 & 31 at7pm; Callbacks, if needed on September 1. Production Dates:January 21 — 24, 2016; Rehearsals will be held in late Decemberand January.For information, contact producer, Joan Fuess [email protected] are open to the public. No membership or fee required.SLCA is located at 2880 NY Highway 43, Averill Park, NY.

LOCAL STUDENT STUDYS ENGINEERING

AND TRAVELS IN CHINA WITH WNE

The Western New England University College of Engineeringpartnership with Shandong University of Science andTechnology(SDUST), in Shandong, China, continued this summeras six students and two faculty members traveled to China toparticipate in a month-long academic and cultural program.Adrian Barber of Castleton-On-Hudson NY participated in theprogram. The Western New England students joined SDUSTstudents for two combined engineering classes taught by Dr.Kenneth Lee and Dr. Steven Northrup. The students also visitedfour major Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao,and Suzhou. While in China they visited several attractionsincluding Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Great Wall, Templeof Heaven, Lingering Garden, The Bund, Chenghuang Temple,Tianzifang, and took an evening cruise down the Huangpu River.

SINICO ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR

NORTH GREENBUSH SUPERVISOR

The job of Town Supervisor is ademanding one requiring much timedespite its part-time designation. Asa retired school administrator, I willbe able to devote all of my skills andenergy to professionalize towngovernment without any conflictingcounty job impacting my time andjudgement.Over more than a 20 year career, Isupervised budgets of 21 milliondollars and more than 100

professional staff; experience that will serve the town well. Iwill also bring the leadership experience and integrity gained inthe US Army Reserves.It will be a priority for our team to make town governmenttransparent again by putting all board meetings back on publicaccess TV and for the first time as a webcast. The currentadministration immediately turned off the camera when theytook charge many years ago, and I, with my runningmatesJames McCarthy and Ernie Kern, will change that on Day One.We are also committed to a speedy and thorough posting of allmeeting minutes to the town’s underutilized website.North Greenbush needs a leader, not a professional politician.I ask for your support on Primary Day, Thursday, September10th, in Conservative, Independence and WFP. ~Ron Sinico

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LIBRARY EVENTSStory Time: Thursdays at10:30am and Saturdays at11:00am.Teen Bullying PreventionDiscussion: Ages 13-17,Thursday, August 20th, 3-6 pm.Teens can come to the libraryfor a bully prevention discussionabout “13 Reasons Why” by JayAsher, and we will watch thedocumentary “Bully”.SRP Finale: August 27th at3pm. Turn in your readingrecords and come to our SRPFinale with River Jack Z! Wewill make our own song and pickthe winners of the SRP raffles.Prizes will be awarded to thosereaders who have completedtheir record so be sure to turnthem in!Paint and Sip at the Librarywith Sam!September 18th, at 6pm. Haveyou ever wanted to go to a Paintand Sip event? Then come tothe library to Paint and Sip withour art teacher Sam! Regis-tration is mandatory, so call thelibrary for details on doing so.What the Craft?! September18th, at 3pm. A special t/ween(ages 10+) craft program. Cometo the library to make anawesome craft to take home!Brunswick Community Library,4118 State Highway 2Troy, NY 12180 (518) 279-4023;www.brunswicklibrary.org

LOCKER NIGHT FOR

ALGONQUIN

GRADE 6 STUDENTSOn Wednesday,September 2nd,Algonquin will holdits annual LockerNight from 5:30pmto 6:30pm. This isan opportunity foral l Grade 6students andparents to find and

open their locker. In addition,the Algonquin ParentOrganization will once againprovide ice cream for $1.00to those in attendance.

JOIN GIRL SCOUTS!Girl Scouts is awonderful organ-ization in our localcommunity! Our

Girl Scout pro-gram allows thegirls to f igure out whatpathway (ex. Individual,camp, troop, event, andseries) they would like toexperience girl scouts. Manygirls are usually in troops inwhich they plan and carry outdifferent activities. Theseactivities can be based onbadges, journeys (biggerprojects), service projects(ex. Collecting items forpeople, making items forothers), or just for funactivities. Troops usuallymeet once every 2 weeks.The younger troops tend tofocus more on badge work,the middle school troops andhigh school level troops tendto focus more on travel andfun activities. Also in ourcommunity, we have a teentroop (6th – 12th grade) thatis dedicated to hiking (includesprimitive camping) and onlydoes trips during the year.Girl Scouts is for all girlskindergarten through 12thgrade. Our neighborhoodsupports girls attending RedMil l, Bell Top, RensselaerSchools, Goff Middle School,and Columbia High School.We especial ly needkindergarten troop leaders (allschools) and 3rd grade troopleaders (Red Mill).Please contact JenniferDeMarco at [email protected] for moreinformation.

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CADET CORPSThis is a program for youngmen and woman ages 11-17who are interested indeveloping skills in Leadership,Seamanship and Mil itaryDiscipline. Monthly drilling.For Info: LCDR KELLER, NSCC518-729-5208; LCDRKASKOUN, NSCC 518-577-6592; LCDR METCHICK, NSCC518-322-0318


COOKING & CREATING FOR A CAUSE ATCAMP

The First Reformed Church ofWynantskill was trying to comeup with a way to combinechildren and summer andoutreach and serving ourneighbors. From thatconversation, Cooking &Creating for a Cause was born.We envisioned a small camp (no

more than 20 children) where children from the churchcommunity could come together and learn how God calls us tocare for our neighbors in need. To this end, the campers wouldbe taught the basics of cooking and sewing to make the giftswe would then give away.The camp ran for one week from 9AM to 1PM, ending withlunch, which the kids prepared for themselves and thevolunteers. With a small army of volunteers and a fearlessleader we were able to create 92 sewing items (not including abunch of cat toys!). We made fleece blankets for a teen shelter,heart pillows for heart surgery patients (used for painmanagement), pillows for a local shelter which houses Mom’sand their children suffering from domestic violence, welcomebags filled with toiletries for the same shelter, “rice bags” forALS patients (also used for pain) and cat toys for the SPCA.We also baked 418 muffins, breads, bags of snack mix, cookies,cupcakes and rice krispie treats for separate homeless shelters!!Each agency was amazed by the gifts from the children. Theywere incredibly excited to both help local neighbors in need aswell as learn important life skills like sewing and cooking. Thecamp helped the children to experience what it means to loveGod and love our neighbors. At the end of the week, each childreceived a recipe book with all the recipes they had createdduring the camp. On Sunday, during worship, we prayed for allthe folks who will receive the children’s gifts. I hope they feeland sense the love and prayers poured into every item!~Peace, Rev. Dawn Alpaugh, First Reformed Church Wynantskill

adopted reflect the greaterbenefit of the community atlarge. To date, the Board hasheard some valid concernsand suggestions that makesense to revisit. That beingsaid, special interests areoften louder than the generalpublic, and I caution hearsayand some publicly writtencomments related to theproposed Code. I stronglyrecommend contacting theTown or attending themeetings to have yourquestions and concernsaddressed. Zoning is aboutstriking a balance betweenquality of l ife issues andeconomic vitality.Flora FasoldtSand Lake Town Supervisor

PROPOSED ZONING CODE FORTHE TOWN OF SAND LAKE

Background Information – Part 1The Town of Sand Lake has been in the process ofupdating our Zoning Code for some time. The current

Town Code was adopted back in 1972 with some updates alongthe way; but unquestionably, it has not kept pace with thechanges in our community over the past 43 years.Updating the Town’s Zoning began back in 2005, when theTown hired, after an extensive search, Elan Planning & Designfrom Saratoga Springs to update the Town’s Master Plan. Elanconducted an entire community profile focusing on existingconditions, demographics, hamlet centers, rural character, openspace, housing, businesses, infrastructure and communityservices. A community-wide effort identified and addressedcritical issues and opportunities facing Sand Lake. This profilewas then used to create a vision, set goals and develop anaction plan that was to be the “blue print” for future towndecisions with regard to land use and planning. The Townadopted the Master Plan in 2006 and completed the StateEnvironmental Quality Review (SEQR) which included actionsto implement the plan, such as zoning.Elan was selected again in 2006 to bring the Town’s ZoningCode up to date to reflect the Master Plan. Again, numerouspublic forums, focus groups, stakeholder meetings, andworkshops were held to obtain resident feedback and input.In 2010, the Town Board at the time, unanimously adopted thenew Zoning Code. The Town actually used the new Code foralmost a year until Troy Sand & Gravel challenged the Code ina Court proceeding. In September of 2011, the decision of theCourt was to “annul” the Town’s new Code, not based on themerits of the Code, but because the Town mistakenlyoverlooked submitting to the Court the Town’s “FindingsStatement” that was part of the SEQR process. Hence, theTown was forced to revert back to the 1972 Zoning Code.When I became Supervisor in 2012, it was of course necessaryfor the Town to address the re-adoption of the new Code. TheBoard decided to hold two public hearings to again listen toconcerns from residents and business owners. For the nexttwo years, changes were subsequently made to not only reflectpublic opinion; but to address deficiencies that were identifiedin working with both documents.Recently, the proposed Code was made public and the TownBoard held a public hearing on two separate occasions to listento concerns and also receive written comments from residents.On Tuesday, August 25th the Town will host a Zoning Workshopon the proposed 2015 Zoning Code to specifically answerquestions related to the Code. The first session will be from2:30 – 4:30 pm and the second session will be from 6:30 – 8:30pm. These sessions are an open forum and residents areencouraged to attend at any time during the workshop sessions.The Town Board is committed to undertake the zoning updateand we will continue to lead the public review and revision toreflect a broader more inclusive vision of Sand Lake. We continueto welcome and value input so that any changes that are finally

SAND LAKE TOWNLIBRARY BOARD OFTRUSTEES MEETING

The Sand Lake Town LIBRARY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES will meet

on Thurs., Aug. 20, at 6:45pm inthe program room of the libraryto conduct library business. Thepublic is welcome to attend.

WOODLAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONANNUAL MEETING

The Woodlawn Cemetery Association Inc., Burden Lake Road,East Schodack, will hold their Annual Meeting on TuesdayEvening, September 8, 2015, at 7:30 P.M. in the Fellowship Hallof St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church in East Schodack.On the agenda will be the report of the Treasurer, discussion ofgeneral upkeep of the cemetery, including cost for whichdonations are greatly appreciated, election of Officers andTrustees as well as any other business that may come beforethe Association.All lot owners, or their designated representative, areencouraged to attend and your participation is most welcome.This is your opportunity to be part of the decision makingconcerning your cemetery. If you have any questions, pleasefeel free to contact President Frank Curtis at 766-3318 or mailyour comments to PO Box 14, East Schodack, NY 12063.

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The Women’s Health Center at Samaritan Hospital, a memberof St. Peter’s Health Partners – the region’s largest healthsystem – has been awarded a full, three-year accreditation bythe National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers(NAPBC), the only breast center within a 75-mile radius toearn the achievement.NAPBC accreditation is given only to centers that havevoluntarily committed to providing the highest level of qualitybreast care, and which have undergone a rigorous surveyprocess and review of their performance. Centers mustdemonstrate compliance with standards established by theNAPBC for treating those who are diagnosed with the fullspectrum of breast disease, including proficiency in the areasof: center leadership, clinical management, research,community outreach, professional education, and qualityimprovement.According to the NAPBC, a breast center that achieves NAPBCaccreditation has demonstrated a firm commitment to offer itspatients every significant advantage in their battle againstbreast disease.“We are committed to quality care initiatives and offeringpatients every advantage we can as they battle against breastcancer,” said Norman E. Dascher, Jr., chief executive officer ofSamaritan and St. Mary’s hospitals, and vice president of AcuteCare Troy at SPHP. “We are extremely proud of our breastcenter team, under the leadership of Dr. Yusuf Silk and SabrinaMosseau, director of cancer services, who are the driving forcesbehind our achievement of this prestigious honor.”The NAPBC is a consortium of professional organizationsdedicated to the improvement of the quality of care, andmonitoring of outcomes of patients with diseases of the breast.Their mission is pursued through standard-setting, scientificvalidation, and patient and professional education. For moreinformation, please visit www.accreditedbreastcenters.org.

Greetings and best wishes to everyone in the City of Rensselaer.As Rensselaer’s representative to the County Legislature, I amhappy to report to you on the actions taken by the RensselaerCounty Legislature at our July 14, 2015 legislative meeting.For sixty years, Hudson Valley Community College has made adifference in the lives of residents, providing education andtraining on a wide variety of subjects. Many students fromRensselaer have graduated from Hudson Valley, with manytaking classes today. Rensselaer County has been proud tosponsor the college since the college’s founding in 1953, andthat partnership continues today.At the July meeting, college President Dr. Andrew Matonakgave his annual presentation on the college to legislators,including an overview on the annual college budget. Dr. Matonakthanked legislators for their strong and consistent support ofthe college, and the many excellent classes and programsoffered at Hudson Valley.Following the presentation, legislators approved the collegebudget, which keeps the college as one of the best educationalvalues in the region, and maintains quality educationalprograms. The budget was approved unanimously, andlegislators look forward to continuing our partnership withHudson Valley.The Legislature also approved acceptance of a grant for theDistrict Attorney’s office and Sheriff’s Department to fight violentcrime. Legislators also approved repairs to the County CourtHouse. A contract approved by the Police BenevolentAssociation at the Sheriff’s Department following negotiationswith the county was approved by legislators.Legislators also approved allocation of funding, received fromthe state, for various youth, recreational and cultural programsacross the county. And county lawmakers also approvedacceptance of state funds for road repair and improvementacross the county.I want to thank all the volunteer coaches, parents and fanswho gave their time to provide quality youth programs springand summer for the youth of the city. Thank you for yourefforts. Now let’s all support the Pop Warner program andother upcoming fall scholastic sports.Residents are welcome to contact us at the legislative officesby writing to the Rensselaer County Legislature, 1600 7thAvenue, Troy, NY 12180 or by e-mailing us via the officiallegislative website at www.rensselaercounty.org.


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Crailo State Historic Site, the museum of the colonial Dutch inthe Hudson River Valley, invites everyone to attend the thirdDiscovery Day of the season on August 23, 2015 from 11:00am-4:00 pm. Medicine Discovery Day will feature naturalremedies used by both the area’s Native Americans and earlyDutch settlers. The day will also feature an 18th centurysurgeon displaying the tools of his trade. Medicine is animportant part of Crailo’s history as the grounds served as ahospital during the 18th century colonial wars.During the 2015 season, Crailo State Historic Site hosts a seriesof Discovery Days culminating with the final Discovery Day onOctober 18. Each day highlights an aspect of the museum’sexhibit for a more in depth look. Topics include navigation, furtrade, medicine and food preservation. The days will includedemonstrations and often a chance to get hands on experience.

During these events themuseum will be open for self-guided tours. Admission forDiscovery Day is $3, children12 and under is free.Once the Van Rensselaerfamily’s fortified home, CrailoState Historic Site is themuseum of the colonial Dutchin the Hudson River Valley.For information on thisseason’s special events,programs, exhibits and thisyear’s Saratoga-Capital Dis-tr ict Regional GeocacheChallenge please find Crailoon the New York State Parkswebsite at www.nysparks.com or on Facebook atw w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /CrailoStateHistoricSite or bycalling (518)463-8738.

THE SAVVY CAREGIVER is aFREE, multi-session training seriesfor family caregivers. For mostfamily caregivers, caregiving itself

is a new role — one for which training is needed, just as one wouldreceive training for any new job. The Savvy Caregiver programhelps caregivers better understand the changes their loved onesare experiencing, and how to best provide individualized care forloved ones along the continued decline associated with Alzheimer’sor dementia.St. Michael the Archangel Church, 175 Williams Rd., Troy, NY 12180- 10:00 a.m. to Noon; TUESDAYS: October 27, November 3, 10, 17and 24. This program is free, but you must register in advance.To register, call 518-867-4999, ext. 200 or e-mail [email protected]


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Medicare Basics Workshop sponsored by Rensselaer CountyDept. for Aging. Are you turning 65? Do you want to understandMedicare better? Do you have questions regardingprescriptions? A FREE informational workshop open toEVERYONE including:• Medicare Beneficiaries • Professionals • CaregiversWhere: East Greenbush Library, 10 Community Way, EastGreenbush, NY 12061; When: Thursday, August 27, 2015; Time:12:00-2:00 p.m.; RSVP by August 24, 2015. Call TammyChildrose at 270-2768

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East Greenbush, NY — Van Rensselaer StarChapter #256, Order of the Eastern Star andVan Rensselaer Lodge #87, F&AM, in EastGreenbush are holding their annual Lobster orSteak Bake on Saturday, September 12th, from 4–6 p.m. You may eat in or take out. The cost is

$25 and reservations with money are required and binding.The menu includes: lobster or steak, baked potato, corn-on-the-cob, coleslaw, dessert and beverage.Reservations may be placed by calling Barbara @ 477-4919 orShirley @ 439-3931. Deadline for reservations is September5th. Take-out orders can be picked up at the Masonic Temple,710 Columbia Turnpike, East Greenbush after 4 p.m. onSaturday, September 12th.

FLAG DISPOSAL CEREMONY andPIG ROAST

Flag Disposal Ceremony and Pig Roast will beheld at the North Greenbush American Legion,111 Main Avenue in Wynantski l l , onSeptember 27, 2015. Flag Disposal Ceremony12-1pm; and Pig Roast 1-5pm.Lunch - hot dogs, hamburgers, sausages, macaroni salad,potato chips. Dinner - Pig roast, baked beans, ziti, tossed salad,corn on the cob. Draft Beer and soda ALL DAYCost: Ages 12 and up $20 each; Ages 6-11 $10 each; Ages 5and under free. For more information, call the American LegionPost at 518-283-1055.

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DINE AND ADOPT FUNDRAISERThe Rensselaer County Humane Society is holding a Dine andAdopt food truck adoption event along with a Bottle drive, onAugust 23rd, from 11-4, at the Tractor Supply in Schodack.RCHS is sponsoring this event that will include local food trucks,music, vendors and rescue groups. The bottle drive will helpsupport RCHS.Attention all JETS fans! RCHS is raffling off opening day gametickets with parking tickets! A $5 dollar donation is beingrequested for each ticket. Only 100 tickets are being sold. Wewill draw when we sell all the tickets. Contact RCHS [email protected] to get your tickets.

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MANGIONEA fundraiser is planned tobenefit Michael J Mangionewho needs a kidneytransplant.The fundraiser will be held onThursday, September 24th,at “THE EATERY” at CAROL’SPLACE, 536 Pawling Ave.,Troy, NY 12180.Breakfast, Lunch and Dinnerwill be served at “The Eatery”**Take-out available all day**For more information, call271-7700.

TROY HIGH CLASSof ‘59 LUNCH

Troy High Class of ’59 will holda luncheon get together onThursday, September 17th,from Noon to 3PM at theRoute 7 Diner, 1090 TroySchenectady Rd, Latham, NY12110.Contact Jim Strosberg 518-374-6711 [email protected]

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ANNUAL LOBSTER & STEAK BAKEThe Stephentown Rod & Gun Club will hold theirAnnual Lobster & Steak Bake on Saturday,August 22nd. The event runs from 1PM to 7PM.Dinner serving: Lobster, Steamed Clams, RibeyeSteak, Corn on the Cob & Baked Potato; Servedonly with adult dinner ticket.Picnic serving: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Sausage& Peppers, Corn, Raw Clams, and Chowder;

Served 1PM to 4PM at the Cook Shack, included with all tickets.Adults tickets: $40 donation; 12 & below: $15 donation (NOSurf & Turf); 5 & below: Free (NO Surf & Turf). For tickets, call766-5350. Door prizes ~ 50/50 Drawing ~ Games of Chance.This event helps with Kids Summer Camps.

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CCE OFFERS “GROWING GARLIC and

OTHER STINKY THINGS”Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County will presentthe program “Growing Garlic and Other Stinky Things” onThursday, August 27, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Garlic (also knownas the “Stinking Rose”) is one of the most commonly usedingredients in our food today. Learn from Master GardenerNancy Scott how to grow it and get the most out of its flavorsand nutrients in the kitchen. We will also discuss growing someof its relatives such as onions, shallots and leeks.This program is FREE to the public and will be held outdoors atthe Demonstration Garden at the Robert C. Parker School,4254 Route 43, North Greenbush. Rain or inclement weatherat the start of the program may cancel it. Limited seatingprovided; bring your own lawn chair. For more information,contact Cornell Cooperative Extension at 272-4210 [email protected].

HCFD PIZZA and WING NIGHTThe Hoags Corners Fire Dept will be hosting Pizza and WingNight on Friday, August 21st, from 5PM-8PM. Toppings willinclude: sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, olives, onions,peppers and broccoli. Also, don’t forget to order your wings!We have hot, plain and BBQ. Please call 766-5474 to placeyour order. Pick up or delivery within our fire district.

ST. STEPHEN’S

TAG & BAKE SALE St. Stephen’s LutheranChurch, 751 County Route 7(directly off Route 150), EastSchodack, will host a Tag &Bake Sale on Saturday,September 12th, at 9AM inconjunction with the EastSchodack Village Wide Sale.The church is currentlyaccepting donations of gentlyused items for the sale. Call477-6950 or 438-1109 toarrange for a donation drop-off. Limited pick-ups areavailable. Clean, gently useditems only. No large appliancesor clothing.We also invite communitymembers to join us for worshipservices on Sundays at 11AM.

CHICKEN BBQ

LEGION POST #1021Sergeant Walter A. AdamsAmerican Legion Post #1021,located in Averill Park, will beholding Monthly ChickenBarbecues on the thirdSaturday of the monthSeptember 19th, and October17th. Please call the Post at674-2309 to reserve yours forpickup from 11AM to 4PM.

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ROASTOn Saturday, September26th, the Nassau Sportsman’sClub is putting on a Pig Roastopen to the public. Cost is$25.00 for adults, $10.00 forkids and under 5 years old isfree. Your ticket includes:Beer, Wine and Soda all day,Hamburgers, hot dogs, pulledpork and finger foods, and apork dinner at 5pm. There willbe a DJ all day and rafflesthroughout the day. Pleasejoin us for a day with familyand friends. Tickets must bepurchased in advance. Pleasecall Eric at 518-364-4550.

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Primary Election Thurs., Sept. 10Your Vote Counts!

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TOWN OF NASSAU DEM. CAUCUS 2015

The Town of Nassau Democratic Committee will hold its Caucusto choose candidates for the upcoming local elections at 7:00PM on Tuesday, August 25th, at the Reformed Church, 43Church Street, Nassau NY, 12123. Any questions may bedirected to Sam Whaley at 518-256-1881.

SAND LAKE TOWN BOARDSTRIKES AGAIN!!

Once again the Sand Lake Town Board is wasting OURMONEY. At the last Town Board meeting, they approved topay C.T. Male $2,500 to do an Environmental Site Review. Ifyou look at the Agenda that was posted on the Town WebSite you have no idea what this Environmental Review is for.Once you read the Resolution you find out that it is for thepurpose of conducting a site review related to thecontemplation of the acquisition of park land on Rt. 150South Sand Lake. In reviewing what C.T. Male is providingfor this $2,500, anyone with a computer could do this in lessthan a half hour. Basically you go to three web sites, NYSDEC, NYS GIS Clearinghouse and the National WetlandsInventory site. From these three sites you can get all theinformation that you need for an assessment of this site.You will find that several wetland areas exist on this parcel.The Moordener Kill runs through the site and it is a classifiedstream by DEC. Due to this sites proximity to Mud Pond, itmay be a part of State Designated Wetlands N-2, whichwould require that a determination would have to be madeby a wetlands biologist and approved by the State. If it isfound to be a part of Wetlands N-2, a field survey must bedone and the mapping approved by DEC. You cannot encroachinto any of these wetland areas without approval by theproper authorities.This site proximity to Mud Pond may be a part of what iscalled a significant natural community, this will also beaddressed in the assessment. The site has slopes up to 35%with rock outcroppings with about 100 feet in elevationchange from the Moordener Kill to the easterly boundaryline, which is heavily wooded. To me this is not an ideallocation for a town park. There you have my feasibilityoverview and it cost the Town NOTHING!This leads me to the important questions, we cannot evenmaintain the Parks we now have… Why do we need a newone? The stage at Butler Park has never been repaired sincethe wind storm almost three years ago. In Addition to thetrails, play area and rest room that also need attention.That $2,500 would have been better spent in the currentparks.The Town owns a large parcel of land next to the Averill ParkFire House which runs along the Wynantskill Creek all theway over to the Averill Park Post Office. We already havethis land for another park if we want it! How can the Towneven afford another Park? The price of the maintenancewould be prohibitive. We are not the Town of Colonie and wedo not need the “Commons” here. The Town Board would bebetter addressing the issue of water and extending thenatural gas through the Town. If we had that, it would createan environment that would induce more commercial growthto support these “pie in the sky” ideas.The Town residents need to hold the Town Boards feet tothe fire and get some meaningful things done, not all thisfluff that they brag about doing. Let’s move this Townforward.From Your Redneck Hillbilly Watchdog~ William H. Hoffay Paid Advertising

SCHODACK ISLAND NIGHT SKY EVENT

Schodack Island State Park is pleased to announce A Star GazingParty scheduled for Saturday, August 22, and is co-sponsored bythe Albany Area Amateur Astronomers. Come and look throughthe telescopes to see the stars, moon and planets up close. Meet atthe Main Boat Launch Area.The event starts at 8:30 pm and is freeand open to the public.

1- Driveways: if your driveway has a slope of over 10% you will bein violation of the new law. You

are at the mercy of the lay of

the land upon which your house

is located. Nature created it, you

can’t change it, the Town must

observe it. However, if the

document contained a

Grandfather Clause, this would

be a moot issue.2-Equestrian Facilities- Do youreally need ten (10) acres for ahorse? I have a neighbor whohas two horses on about 5 acresand no one has a problem.Many people get their horsesfrom horse rescue associationswho come and inspect andevaluate the property. If theyapprove a location, shouldn’tthat be the criterion?3-Home Occupations- Whatdoes that gobbledygook mean?You can drive a truck throughit. There must be clearly definedstandards the violation of whichleads to specific unacceptableresults.4-Kennels-10 Acres? The dogsare mostly indoors. You areconcerned about noise. Howabout restricting kennels toAgricultural Rural or RuralResidential.5-Restaurants- All, REPEAT, ALLthe restaurants in Sand Lake siton a total of 8.2 Acres. Seriously,how is the Town going toenforce this? Are we going tohave to drive to Wynantskill toget a slice of Pizza.We suggest the following: USESOME COMMON SENSE &INCLUDE A GRANDFATHERCLAUSE!!!!!§250.77: Grandfathering ofNonconforming use. The lawfuluse of the land or buildingsexisting prior to the adoption ofthis law, or any future zoningamendments of this law, may becontinued, and shal l be

designated a lawful prior non-

conforming use although the

land use and/or structure(s) do

not conform to the provisions

of this law. However,

nonconforming uses and

accessory uses relating to a

current nonconforming use

cannot be added to any

parcel(s) containing a

nonconforming use except as

expressly permitted.

~Ronald Berti, Chairman

THE PROPOSED NEW ZONING LAW

INTRUSIVE ZONING RESTRICTIONS

§250.42-Driveways

(D) Maximum Slope. The maximum slope for

driveways shall be 10%.

§250.43- Equestrian Facilities: ......equestrian facilities

shall have a minimum lot size of ten acres in all zones.

§250.47-Home Occupations-

(3) Maintain the character of the neighborhood.

(4) Ensure the peace, privacy, quiet, and dignity of the

neighborhood.

§250.48-Kennels

A. Minimum lot size. Kennels shall have a minimum lot size of 10

acres in all zones.

§250-60-Restaurants

Minimum Lot size. Restaurants located in the RR and AR zones shall

have a minimum lot size of (5) five acres.

Above you will find some selected examples of a few of the many

intrusive proposed regulations that are embodied in the proposed

new zoning law. Let us briefly review them.


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The Greenbush Garden Clubwould like to thank everyonewho purchased plants andgardening items at our Mayplant sale and those who sogenerously donated them.The proceeds of the sale wereused to fund three children’sgardening programs. Therecipients of this year’s $250grants were Friends of theRensselaer Public Library, theGreenbush YMCA CommunityGarden and Bel l TopElementary School. If youwould like more information onthe Greenbush Garden Club,or would like to become amember, please contact us [email protected].

AVERILL PARK SCHOOLS

VIDEO DISCOVERY PROGRAM 1985-1991With the advent of portable VHS video recording equipment inthe early 1980s, many schools started student centered videoproductions. In Algonquin Middle School, social studies teacherBob Moore started video club that grew into a district-widevideo production program. Mr. Moore incorporated videoprojects into his curriculum, but also convinced theadministration to provide time to develop district programs thathighlighted students, staff and programs. Using the availablepublic access channel, these programs could be broadcastthroughout Rensselaer County to cable TV subscribers in orderto build a better relationship between the community and itsschools.Mr. Moore was then able to get out into the district to developand record programming. Two other teachers became animportant part of this student named “Discovery” program.Dick Abbatiello, Phys. Ed. teacher and coach, worked as theAV Specialist in Averill Park High School and was responsible forwiring the school and starting WAPH morning announcementson closed circuit video. The students left Algonquin with skillsneeded for video production assignments at WAPH. Mr.Abbatiello was able to supervise and direct students who alsoworked on Discovery assignments.Mary Hall was the District Coordinator of Gifted and TalentedPrograms. Mary became an integral part of the programmingaspect of Discovery. Mrs. Hall visited all district schools whereshe saw outstanding teaching and came back with ideas forprograms to be taped. She also had many communityconnections, and so came collaborations between the SandLake Historical Society, Business Association and the ArtsCouncil.Over the six year period, nine hour long programs wereproduced which highlighted, Local History, Business in OurCommunity, Averill Park District Arts Programs, Historic HouseTours, Miller Hill School Reopening, and Crooked Lake HotelTour with Al Coons. These programs also include numerousinterviews with teachers, principals, superintendents and peoplefrom the Sand Lake community.Starting in September 2015, the Sand Lake Town Historian,Bob Moore, will schedule these programs to be broadcast beforethe Sand Lake Town Board Meetings each month on Time WarnerCable Channel 17 or 116.1. DVD copies of the programs will beavailable for loan at the Sand Lake Library as well as the HighSchool and Algonquin Middle School libraries. We hope youenjoy this look back to our community in the 1980s.

DOES THE TOWN OF SAND LAKE NEED A

NEW ZONING CODE?Letter to the Editor: Yes, I am in favor of a new Zoning Code.The current zoning code was done in the early 70’s and trulyneeds to be updated. A new Zoning Code should reflect what isin the 2006 Comprehensive Plan. This is where I see a problem.The Comprehensive Plan should be reviewed and updated atleast every 10 years to reflect the concerns and needs of theTown’s residents. Many of the recommendations in the currentComprehensive Plan have been addressed. We now need toreview the old “Plan” and discard what needs to be discarded,change what needs to be changed, and include any new issuesthat need to be addressed. This is the first and most importantstep that the Town Board must take.Much has changed in the field of land planning during the last10 years. There are new ideas in zoning that accommodatesome of the issues that arise such as land use and setbacks.One such new idea is a Form-based Code. Even theComprehensive Plan can take on this new form. If you areinterested in looking at Form-based Codes, Planning issues andComprehensive Plans, go to these web sites for moreinformation: formbasedcodes.org or plannersweb.comI believe if we want to do this right, and in a way that willbenefit the Community, we need to sit down with theComprehensive Plan and bring it up to date. Then we can beginto think about updating the Zoning. Let us do this right and notrush into creating a Bad Zoning Code that does not deliver anyreal benefit for the Town.~ Respectively Submitted, William Glasser, Averill ParkEditors 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.

SAND LAKE GARDEN CLUB MEETING

The Sand Lake Garden Club is pleased to have Denise Maurermake a return visit to our club at its regular meeting, onWednesday, August 26, starting at 7:00 p.m. Denise will presenther topic, Repurposing Found Objects Into Garden Art.Have a lot of odd glass pieces that have been collecting dust?Learn how to make garden totems and flowers for the garden.How about an old lamp base? Wire a moss lined basket to it totransform it into a graceful planter. Discover ways to repurposefound objects into something else. We’ll share inspiration andinstruction in this fun class. You’ll need to bring your creativity.Denise Maurer is a Master Gardener with Cornell CooperativeExtension – Rensselaer County. As owner of Denise MaurerInteriors, she has specialized in residential interior design for30 years. Her sense of design is carried into her personalgardening style where she combines flowers and vegetableswith ornamentation. Denise is a frequent speaker on the subjectof gardening, using color and design.Meetings of the Sand Lake Garden Club are open to all interestedgardeners. We meet at the Sand Lake Town Hall on RT. 66 onthe 4th Wednesday of the month. If you have questions, orneed directions, please call Pat at 674-5636.

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The 7th Annual Parish Garage Sale, 50 Hillview Drive inSpeigletown, September 4th and 5th, from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm.If you’re spring/summer cleaning, please set aside your unusedor unwanted items for this important fundraiser.Call 235-0337 for more information. It is time to start puttingyour treasures for the Annual Garage Sale in a pile. The drop-off dates for your treasures are:Tuesday - August 25th - 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmFriday - August 28th - 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmSaturday - August 29th - 9:00 am - 1:00 pmSunday - August 30th - 9:00 am - 12:00 noonTuesday - September 1st - 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmThursday - September 3rd - 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmPlease no large appliances, clothes, shoes, TVs, computers, skiequipment or stuffed animals. All items must be undamaged, inworking condition and contain all pieces or parts. If you needa pick up, please call the office and we will try to makearrangements.As always, your help is needed and appreciated. Please signup to help on any of these dates at any of the times listed.

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6th MAPLE HILL CHARITY

GOLF TOURNAMENT6th 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.

TWIN TOWN LITTLE LEAGUE –

FALL BALL 2015Registration is now open for the 2014Fall Ball season. This year Twin TownLittle League will be offering Fall Ball forthe following levels: Rookie (5-6 yrsold), Farm (7-8 yrs old), Minors (9/10yrs old), Majors (11-12 yrs old), Intermediate (11-13 yrs old)and Senior (13-16 yrs old).The Intermediate level will feature a pitching distance of 50feet and base paths of 70 feet. The Senior level offersconventional baseball played on the full size baseball field atWilliams Road.11 and 12 year old players may register to play Majors only orboth Majors and Intermediate levels. 13 year old players havethe option to play Intermediate, Senior or both. Players thatplay in two levels will play 2 games each Saturday.The program runs for 7 weeks on Saturdays only beginningSeptember 12.Registration fees range from $55-$65. If you are interested inplaying, please register using our on-line registration systemlocated on the league website www.ttll.com.If you have any questions, please [email protected] or contact Bob Schuman, 894-5723.

2015 BRUNSWICK BASEBALL FALL BALLThe Brunswick Baseball League will be offeringa Fall Ball program for players 12-16 years ofage. Brunswick Baseball is an independentleague, and as such, any interested playermay register. A 10 game schedule istentatively planned, games to begin on

Saturday, September 12th. The registration fee is $65 perplayer. Please visit our website to register: eteamz.com/brunswickbaseball. If you have any questions, please contactMark Phillips at 279-3471.

BRUNSWICK GIRLS SOFTBALL TRYOUTSBrunswick Girls Softball League will be holding tryouts for ourBrunswick Blitz Travel Program. Players are required to attendat least one of the tryout dates for the level they wish to playfor, to be selected on the Travel Team.Tryout Dates are as follows:16U- 8/21 & 8/2414U- 8/18 & 8/2512U- 8/19 & 8/2610U- 8/20 & 8/27Age level eligibility is determined by what age the player willbe on 12/31/2015. Tryouts are open to anyone interestedhowever, if selected for a travel team,registration/participationin the Brunswick house league program is required.Please go to http://brunswicksoftball.org/ for informationabout travel coaching staff, any changes to tryout dates andother great information. In order to register for tryouts pleasevisit https://brunswicksoftball.sportssignupapp.com. You mustbe registered by 8/14/15 in order to participate in the tryouts.

FIRST DAY PRACTICE SCHEDULEModified Football – Wednesday, Aug. 26thModified Football – 5:00-7:30All other Modified Sports – Tuesday, Sept. 1stGirls Soccer – 9:00-11:00Girls Volleyball – 9:00-12:00Boys & Girls Cross Country – 9:00-10:30 (Butler Park)Boys Soccer – 3:30-5:15Meet the Coaches Night for all modified, junior varsity, andvarsity student-athletes and parents/guardians will take placeon Monday, August 24th, at 6:00 in the APHS auditorium. Beforebeing allowed to participate, a student-athlete must have thefollowing on file in the health office: Current PhysicalExamination; 30 Day Health Assessment; Blue Card.

JAMIE COCCA PLACES AT THE NATIONAL

JUNIOR OLYMPICSOn August 1st and 2nd,fourteen year old Jamie Coccacompeted in the 2015 USATFNational Junior Olympic Track& Field Championships held atUniversity of North Florida atHodges Stadium in Jacksonville,Fl. Jamie, who wil l be afreshman at Averill Park HighSchool this fall, received aBronze Medal for his third placefinish in the 13/14 year oldBoys Division Shot Put with apersonal record of 15.93m (52’3 1/4"). Jamie, who is a twotime scholar-athlete, took the silver medal in the 13/14 year oldBoys Division Discus Throw by placing second with a distance of55.05m (180’ 7"). Jamie also competes in Indoor Track andplays soccer for Averill Park , is a member of Averill Park RoadRunners Track & Field Club and is an Eagle Scout in Troop 525West Sand Lake. Jamie is the son of Lori and Scott Cocca ofSand Lake, NY.

BABE RUTH FALL 2015

BASEBALL REGISTRATIONRegistration is now open for Southern Rensselaer County BabeRuth’s (Sorensco) 2015 Fall Ball Season. The Fall Ball 2015Registration Form can be found in the Document Center of ourwebsite at the following URL: sorensco.baberuthonline.com.Sorensco is a community-based baseball league for players 13-18 years of age from East Greenbush, North Greenbush,Castleton, Nassau, Rensselaer, and Averill Park that offers anexceptional and very affordable baseball experience for playersand their families. In order for teams to be confirmed in timefor the start of the season, we ask that registrations besubmitted by no later than Saturday, August 22nd. Pleaseemail any questions to: [email protected].

GOLDEN STRIKERS BOWLING LEAGUE

SEEKING BOWLERSThe Golden Strikers bowling league islooking for women 55 and older who wantto have fun bowling. No experience isnecessary. We will start on Thursday,September 10th, at 12:15 pm and bowl

every Thursday at East Greenbush Bowling Center. This is anon-sanctioned league. Please call Regina @ 477-7741 formore information or stop by the bowling alley any Thursdaystarting September 10th.

GUN HUNTER EDUCATION TRAININGGun Hunter Education Training scheduled at Bailey Mt. Fish &Game Club, Inc on Friday, September 18th, from 7 to 11PM;and Sunday, September 20th, from 7:30AM to 4:30PM. HunterEducation Course will be held at Bailey Mt. Fish & Game Club,531 Snyders Lake Road in Wynantskill. Pre-registration isrequired! Pre-registration will be held at the Bailey Mt. Fish &Game Club every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30PM starting onWednesday, August 19th, until class is full. Class size is limitedand based on first-come, first-served basis. Pre-register earlyto be sure of a class slot. Phone 286-9620.

BOWLERS WANTEDThe Rensselaer Senior Center in conjunctionwith East Greenbush Bowling Center will bestarting our bowling season September 8th.This is a mixed league for seniors at least 60years old. We bowl every Tuesday at noon

until March. We are a fun group, no experience necessary.Please call the Center for more information 518-463-2166.

BLCC WOMEN’S WEDNESDAY GOLF LEAGUEResults – July 22 and 29, 2015Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromJuly 22nd are: Team Jewell defeated Team Blydenburgh 12.0points to 4.0; Team Morrison defeated Team Fasoldt 9.0 pointsto 7.0.Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 35 – Katie George; 2nd Low Net– 35 – Betty Heller; 3rd Low Net – 36 – Jen DiIorio.Team standings following 13 weeks of play: Team Morrison is infirst place with 100.0 points; Team Fasoldt is in second placewith 92.5 points; Team Jewell is in third place with 78.0 points;and Team Blydenburgh is in fourth place with 69.5 points.Results of the BLCC Wednesday Women’s league matches fromJuly 29th are: Team Blydenburgh defeated Team Morrison 9.0points to 5.0; Team Fasoldt and Team Jewell tied with 8.0 pointseach.Low Net Scores: 1st Low Net – 33 – Joan Pettrone, 2nd LowNet – 33 – Penny Semeikis, 3rd Low Net – 35 – Darcy Houser.Team standings following 14 weeks of play: Team Morrison is infirst place with 105.0 points; Team Fasoldt is in second placewith 100.5 points; Team Jewell is in third place with 86.0 points;and Team Blydenburgh is in fourth place with 78.5 points.

NIGHTMARE 12U TRYOUTS12U Fastpitch Nightmare Softball Looking formore dedicated softball players. Tryouts to beheld for open spots:When: Sunday, August 23rd, 10am-noon.

Where: Frear Park Softball fields on North Lake Ave., Troy, NY.(Fields located ½ mile north of Hoosick St aka Rte 7 on left)Registration to start at 9:30 am. For more info., please call

788-0775.

ST. ANNE INSTITUTE ANNUAL

FEDULLO-CATENA GOLF CLASSICSt. Anne Institute will hold its annual Fedullo-Catena Golf Classicon Monday, September 21, 2015, at the Schuyler MeadowsClub in Loudonville. The funds raised from this tournamentprovides children and families in crisis with a wide range ofprograms and services that help them achieve their full potentialacademically, emotionally and spiritually.The cost per player is $215.00. Included in the fee is a deluxegrilled luncheon, an afternoon shotgun (12:30 p.m.) (scrambleformat), refreshments on the course, and a cocktail reception-open bar, food stations, awards, drawings and a silent auction.Sponsorships and flags are available.For information, contact the St. Anne Institute’s DevelopmentOffice at 518-437-6563 or [email protected] (websitewww.stanneinstitute.org).


9U-12U DEVIL CATS TRAVEL BASEBALL

Interest for the 2015 Fall ball Season and the 2016 SpringSeason for 9U – 12U Devil Cats Travel Baseball program isopen. Anyone interested in signing up to play and/or managea team, please contact Lance Maxon at [email protected]

ST. TIMOTHY’S OFFERS TAI CHI CLASSES

As the school year begins for children and grandchildren, wouldyou like a new challenge for yourself? Or do you need an hourof calm in your busy schedule?St. Timothy’s Lutheran Church, 470 Winter Street Extension,North Greenbush, offers two classes each week in the ancientChinese practices of tai chi and qigong. The classes are onTuesdays, 7-8 p.m., and Wednesdays, 3-4 p.m. The classesare identical; students can choose whichever day suits theirschedule.Tai chi’s slow, gentle movements are suitable for people of allages and abilities. Qigong practices are useful for enhancingthe flow of the body’s energy. Both practices are fun andinteresting social activities.Certified instructor Pam Martin of Wynantskill has been teachingfor over six years. Newcomers are welcome anytime. Pleasewear flat shoes or sneakers and loose-fitting clothing. Call 701-4628 for more information.

RPI LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM

Who: For children (2+) willing to learn how to swim.What: The RPI Swim Team will be holding swim lessons for theFALL 2015.Where: Robison Pool located on the RPI Campus.When: Registration will be Saturday, September 5th, from 9-11am at Robison Pool.Dates of Lessons: Saturdays, September 12, 19, 26 & October3, 10.Cost: $50 for RPI affiliates/$60 for outside community (CASHor CHECK ONLY).For more information, or to receive a brochure, please contactDavid at [email protected].

PAI’S TAE KWON DO ATHLETES

BRING HOME THE MEDALS

Grand Master Doo Young Pairecently sent three teammembers to State andNational Competitions. OnApril 11th, Joseph Elgeiser,Karen Mootrey and JoeyElgeiser all competed at theConnecticut State Champion-ships. Joseph Elgeiser andKaren Mootrey each won Goldin their respective sparringdivisions and Joey Elgeiserwon a Silver medal in hisdivision. This qualified each tomove on to the National level.On June 19th and 20th,Joseph and Joey Elgeiser

competed at the ATU Nationals in West Orange, NJ. Mr. Elgeiserbrought back a Gold medal in sparring and Joey Elgeiser broughtback a Silver medal also in sparring. Finally, from July 4th thruJuly 10th, Mr. Elgeiser and Ms. Mootrey competed at the USATae Kwon Do Nationals in Austin, Texas with over 4000 othercompetitors. Mr. Elgeiser secured a Silver Medal in sparring.Ms. Mootrey fell one spot short of the medal platform after ahard fought effort in her final match. Pai’s Tae Kwon Do wouldlike to congratulate these athletes and is currently lookingforward to upcoming Fall tournaments across the North East.

14U GOLD DEVIL CATS

TRAVEL BASEBALL TRYOUTS

Tryouts for the 2016 Spring Season for the 14U Gold Devil CatsTravel Baseball program will be held on August 22 and 23, 2015from 6-8pm at the Devil Cats Field on Williams Road. Anyquestions, please contact Lance Maxon at [email protected].

BOWHUNTER EDUCATION TRAINING

Bowhunter Education Training scheduled at Bailey Mt. Fish &Game Club, Inc on Sunday, September 27th, from 7:30AM to4:30PM. Bowhunter Education Course will be held at Bailey Mt.Fish & Game Club, 531 Snyders Lake Road in Wynantskill. Pre-registration is required! Pre-registration will be held at theBailey Mt. Fish & Game Club every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30PMstarting on Wednesday, August 19th, you must do this in personat the club, until class is full. Class size is limited and based onfirst-come, first-served basis. Pre-register early to be sure ofa class slot. Phone 286-9620.

A COUPLE OF EXCITING EVENTS

for the RENSSELAER PLATEAU

Two events are scheduledfor the near future thatshould be of interest tomany living on or around theRensselaer Plateau, thefifth largest forest in NewYork State. Both eventspromise to be both fun andeducational.

• An Introduction to Orienteering: Sat., Aug 22, 9:30am -12:30pm, Pine Ridge Cross Country Ski Area, 1463 Plank Road,Petersburgh, NY. Cost: $25 Individuals, $30 FamiliesThis hands on introduction to Orienteering, lead by PhilipHawkes-Teeter President of Empire Orienteering Club EMPO,will include about one hour classroom work and then into thewoods for a guided Orienteering course with a focus on compassreading, map reading, and orienteering skills.Orienteering is a family of sports that requires navigationalskills using a map and compass to navigate from point to pointin diverse and usually unfamiliar terrain, and normally movingat speed. This course will qualify participants to enter severalupcoming orienteering events such as the National Sanctionedevent Oct.3 and 4 at Pineridge and the Community Forest, theSept. event at Saratoga State Park or the EMPO championshipheld at Pineridge on Nov. 7th. Register: online atwww.rensselaerplateau.org, click on events.• Mushroom Walk: Saturday, Aug 29th, 10am – Noon,Rensselaer Plateau Community Forest (approx. 220 LegenbauerRd., Poestenkill, NY - off of Plank Rd.). Cost: $10/person. Kidsfree.Sue Van Hook, local mycologist, will lead us into the woods tosee what is up and edible in late summer. It is recommendedthat participants have attended the June Learn Basic MushroomIdentification, but not required. Participants will have a chanceto develop their field skills in mushroom identification. Bring abasket or bag with stiff sides, a field knife or trowel, and a handlens. Sponsored by the Rensselaer Land Trust. Questions?Contact Marcy Steinberg at 674-2171 or [email protected]: online at www.rensselaerplateau.org, click on events.Do you want to learn more about topics related to theRensselaer Plateau? Check out our extensive library collectionhoused at the Sand Lake library. A list of the ever-growingcollection (including edible mushrooms) is on our website. Clickon Resources then Library Collection.

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, August 10, 2015.1st Low Score: 33 - Kelly Hammond, Caitlin Blydenburgh, DonnaButterfield and Linda Matlock; 2nd Low Score: 35 - Carol Fasoldt,Elaine Cronin, Joanne Guynup and Chris Cooney; 3rd Low Score:36 - Margaret Surpitski, Penny Semeiks, Laurie Furlong and LizGaudet.1st Low Putts: 9 - Ronnie Ciccarelli, Carol Ciccarelli, DebbieBryce and Mary Smith; 2nd Low Putts: 9 - KatieBaldwin, Schuyler Lorette, Darcy Houser and Arlene Lashway;3rd Low Putts: 9 - Sue O’Connor, Chris Roder, Suzanne Martinand Lorie Minassian.A total of 44 women competed on 11 teams.

LOOKING for FASTPITCH

SOFTBALL PLAYERS

12U Fastpitch Nightmare Softball is looking formore dedicated players. For more info., please call 788-0775.

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OPEN GOVERNMENT IN

EAST GREENBUSH?Letter to the Editor: Critics of town government in EastGreenbush cite secrecy and the failure to consult the public asthe reason for the lack of trust that plagues our town’s politics.Whether it’s holding special meetings at inconvenient times oragreeing to a backroom strategy with casino developers tobypass public opposition, our Town Board has failed the testsof transparency and public participation that are the hallmarksof open government. ‘Transparency’ refers to the ability of residents to see whattheir government is doing and to know why certain decisionswere made instead of others. Residents must have easy accessto accurate, up-to-date information. ‘Public participation’ occurswhen a Town adopts practices that create meaningful avenuesfor residents to express their views on important issues.Transparency and public participation are two sides of aconversation. Transparency requires Town officials to clearlycommunicate the facts and findings that inform their decisions,and implies a belief that a well-informed public is essential tothe successful workings of government. Meaningfulopportunities for public input permit residents to accept theoffer of collaboration implicit in transparency and respond withideas and insight about the decisions that affect their lives.To achieve this, the Town Board must seek and respect inputfrom residents and embrace the public’s right to know. Publicparticipation can be achieved by respecting the provisions ofthe Open Meetings Law and restructuring Town Board meetingsaround the idea that Town government is a collaboration thatrequires a meaningful conversation between transparentofficials and informed residents. Transparency can be achievedby respect for the Freedom of Information Law, a redesigned,easy-to-use Town website and an acknowledgement by electedofficials that only the public can truly determine what bestserves the public interest.Collaboration is the essence of open government. Residentsare empowered to influence the decisions that affect their lives.Board members are empowered by renewed public trust and agrowing sense of community. Truly open government in EastGreenbush can only occur when there is collaboration betweenequally invested, mutually informed elected officials andconstituents. ~Jack Conway, East GreenbushEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and for allintents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity of itscontents.

WELCOME TO WARNERS LAKE?

We are fortunate to have a wonderful feature in our town thatgoes by the name of Snyders Lake. You may know that it wasonce called Aries Lake.I would like to suggest that it was originally known as Warner’sLake, having been named after an early settler named GeorgeWarner. Here is my reasoning: From town records I’ve foundwhat I think is the narrative of the establishment of presentday Geiser Road. Although roads weren’t named in those days,I can plot the description of how the road went. It goes aroundWarner’s property at “the Lake” which is not named, but musthave been present day Snyders Lake.The transcription of the above mentioned road survey (RoadDistract #51) begins at the New City Road(now calledBloomingrove Drive) and ends at a cross road near what iscalled Warner’s Lake. This is the basis for my theory of theLake’s name.Early 19th century maps call the body of water Aries Lake.Perhaps Mr. Warner had died or moved away. I’ve read thatthe name Aries was suggested by surveyors who mapped thearea and stayed at a house of a man named Aries.Don’t know if this is true or not. I can’t find anyone named Ariesin census records, early maps or road surveys.My idea is that it was named after the Zodiac sign of Aries. Ifyou use your imagination when looking at a drawing of theconstellation of Aries you might see a likeness of Aries Lake.At any rate, by the 1900’s, the body of water was formallynamed Snyders Lake in recognition of the Snyder family whowere early settlers and owned vast tracts of land around thelake.The Snyder’s Lake Association (L.A.K.E) which stands for LakeAries Keeper of the Environment might want to considerchanging their name to S.A.W (Snyders, Aries, Warners)-orperhaps not-they are very successful with their current name.

THE GLENDORA VEGETARIAN CLUB

Like Bonnie Goodman in Livingston, Montana, you can start a Liveand Let Live grow in your hometown. She writes: “The intention ofour potluck is to demystify veganism and share delicious food andeasy recipes with people who are open-minded and veg-curious.Everyone is welcome in Live and Let Live events: Our slogan is,“you do not have to be vegan, but the food does.” “Whether youmake the change for the love of animals, the environment, socialjustice, or your health, begin vegan is such a thrill, said Bonnie. Butit can be lonely. The desire to share this amazing lifestyle may not bemet by friends nor family. Starting neighborhood pot luck in yourhometown is an exciting way to find like-minded people and makenew friends while educating the public.”Join us on Wednesday, August 26th, the last Wednesday of themonth, at 6PM for more good food at the Nassau Free Library, 18Church Street, RT 20, Nassau. ~Glendora 518-610-5810

Elect

A Leader who Proudly Served

U.S. Army Reserves!

Elect

North GreenbushTown Supervisor

Ron Sinico

• BA in Govt. and Masters in Administration.

Paid for by NGDC

• Retired and NO Conflicting County Job.

The ONLY candidate who has the Educationand Temperment necessary to manage ourtown and a 12 million dollar budget.

CALLING ALL TALENT

Singers, dancers and musicians. Sign up now for the RISINGSTARS TALENT COMPETITION to be held on Wednesday,September 2, 2015, ON STAGE at the GREAT SCHAGHTICOKEFAIR. ALL AGES—2 catagories: Mini Hunt (12 & under) as wellas 13 and older. CASH PRIZES AND TROPHIES, plus a chanceto perform and compete at the New York State Fair.All new judging panel for 2015! Perform on a professional stageand be seen by music fans as well as agents, promoters andrecording personnel.Hurry! DON’T BE LEFT OUT. E-mail: [email protected] request registration form and instructions. DEADLINE FORENTRY IS AUGUST 24, 2015.

AUDITIONS for

“A FAMILY REUNION TO DIE FOR”

Welcome to the Wilcox Bed and Breakfast; a taste of the WildWild West in the tropics. At the Wilcox, you will find just whatyou are looking for: relaxation, sun, tropical beaches and maybeeven a murder. Who is killing members of the Wilcox family?The Highlight Acting Troupe will hold auditions on Friday, August21, at 7pm; and Sunday, August 23, 2pm at the CenterBrunswick United Methodist Church. A Family Reunion to DieFor will be directed by Mindy Huerter and Andrew Osterhoutwill be her assistant director.If you have any questions, please contact Mindy at 518-728-7021 or email her at [email protected].

LOCAL RESIDENTS GRADUATE FROM RIT

The following students graduated from RIT in the spring 2014-2015 semester: Duncan Wood of Averill Park received a Bachelorof Science degree in new media interactive development fromRIT’s B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and InformationSciences. Cadence Schwartz of Troy received a Bachelor ofFine Arts degree in industrial design from RIT’s College ofImaging Arts and Sciences. Luke Solomon of Troy received aBachelor of Science degree in management information systemsfrom RIT’s Saunders College of Business. Timothy Bromm ofValley Falls received a Master of Fine Arts degree in industrialdesign from RIT’s College of Imaging Arts and Sciences.


EMPLOYMENT

HELP WANTEDBob’s Lawn Service help wanted$12/hr., must have car, PT work.852-3436

Bookkeeper 5-7 hrs. weekly.Must have QuickBook exp.Email resume: [email protected]

CNAs HHAs PCAs for shiftwork. Certified aides forimmediate home careposition. Reliable,transportation a plus. CallConcepts of Helath Care at885-2020

Daycare center looking for apreschool teacher. Need amin. of 9 college credits ineducation or CDA & exp.working with children. Emailresume and cover letter to:[email protected]

Fall Farm Market Retail--Must work weekend & someweekday hrs. Apply in person:Kristy’s Barn, 2385 BrookviewRd., Schodack, NY.

FT Seasonal LandscapeConstruction 40-45hours/week. GreenspireLandscaping. Clifton Park383-8373

Help Wanted: CodeEnforcement officer - Villageof Castleton on Hudson islooking for a part timecertified Code Enforcementofficer. Position requiresflexible hours (cannot beevening only). Must be skilledin some aspects of buildingcodes (the more the better).The candidate should expectto work close to 10 hours perweek. Send resume or list ofqualifications [email protected] Aug. 26th forconsideration.

Truck Driver: Town of Nassauseeking truck driver withcurrent, clean, CDL licenseand minimum 3 yrs. heavytruck driving experience inroad construction, equipmentoperation and snow plowing.Starting $15.19 per hour. Visitwww.townofnassau.org forinformation.

HELP WANTEDHEALTHHELP Client ServiceRepresentative (CSR) 99Troy Road, Suite 100 EastGreenbush, NY 12061(Ground floor of the Rose &Kiernan building) Interviewsto be scheduled: August 17-September 4th, Start Date:September 21st, 2015 Mustbe willing to work any 8 hrschedule assigned between8am- 8pm, Monday- Friday.Voluntary overtimeopportunities. Ability to workfrom home possible whenstandards consistently met(usually over 6 months ormore working.) Great hourlywage, plus quarterlyperformance bonus incentivesup to $1,500. Good benefits,wonderful location, fun team,and college recognizedtraining. Paid training for 3-4weeks, 9am- 6pm with anhour lunch. Mainly hiring Full-time- 40 hrs/wk. A few part-time, 20hr/ wk positions areavailable (no benefits). CSR’sanswer incoming phone callsfrom Medical Provider officeslooking for authorizations forMedical Tests, and documentthis information. Mustmaintain highest level ofconfidentiality. Must haveHigh School Diploma or GED,& be computer literate.Medical office experience aplus. Get paid to make adifference. Enjoy your work,stay for a career. EOE -Military Veterans, Minorities,and Seniors are encouragedto apply. Not on a busline. E-mail resume now to :[email protected]

LPN Pediatric nurse. Nassauarea. Weekday afternoons.1:30-5:30 pm. Mon-Fri. Applynow. Assignment begins atthe start of school inSeptember. Accu Care HomeHealth Services. 449-1142.www.accucarehomehealthservices.com

PT Host/Hostess, Busers &Bartender. Open availability.

Apply at Crossroads, West Sand Lake

HELP WANTEDHELP WANTEDHigh School Diploma or GED,& be computer literate.Medical office experience aplus. Get paid to make adifference. Enjoy your work,stay for a career. EOE -Military Veterans, Minorities,and Seniors are encouragedto apply. Not on a busline. E-mail resume now to :[email protected]

Looking for responsible helpwith my cleaning business.College students welcome.Call Eva 326-8712.

FT/ driver w/ CDL & Hazmat.FT/ Service Technician-HVAC. Apply @ Hart’s FuelService, Inc. 456 NY 150.Wynantskill, NY. 12198. 283-1515. M-F, 8-4:30 pm.

PT Secretary, computer/phone skills a must, $12/hr.,9-2. Email resume [email protected]

Schodack. Classbook.com isa textbook supplier, lookingfor temporary warehouseworkers from 8/11 to 9/30 ,20-40 hrs. /week. Tasks incl.order fulfillment, restockingshelves, and other warehousetasks. Call 336-2112 oremail: [email protected]

Multiple PT janitorial positionsRensselaer, E. Greenbush,$9.50/hr., 20-30 hrs./wk. 518-376-8569

Bartender P/T, experiencedonly. P/T dishwashers, P/Twaitress. Apply within at TheTowne Tavern 2850 Rt. 43,Averill Park. or call 674-3040.

HELP WANTEDAdmin. Assistant, E.Greenbush law office, PT,flex. hrs. (during businessday). Send resume & coverletter with salary requirementsto: [email protected]

LPN Pediatric nurse.Respiratory experience.Nassau area. Daytime andevening hours. Enhanced payrate. Accu Care HomeHealth Services. 449-1142.www.accucarehomehealthservices.com

RICHARD BARGER

NAMED DIRECTOR

OF MARKETING AT

PRIME COMPANIES

Prime Companies, hasappointed Richard Barger asDirector of Marketing andBusiness Development at thecompany’s headquarters inCohoes, NY. In his role,Barger will oversee all digitaloperations for PrimeCompanies, including socialmedia strategy, onlinebranding and campaigning,and website development.Barger will also lead businessdevelopment efforts for theExecuStay® franchise, theindustry’s premieretemporary housing solution.A resident of NorthGreenbush, Barger holds aBachelor’s degree in businessadministration andmanagement from HartwickCollege. He is currentlypursuing a Master’s degree inmarketing and managementat Southern New HampshireUniversity.

We are Looking for qualitycaregivers for the elderly in aunique home setting. Onlyserious qualified inquiries. Ifyou enjoy working with theelderly, we are offering a FTposition, 3pm-9pm, & also PTavail. 674-6087; eves. 674-5369

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION of1350 Madison Avenue, LLC Art. ofOrg filed Sec’y of State (SSNY)7/6/15. Office location:Rensselaer Co. SSNY designatedas agent of LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail copy of processto 1350 Madison Ave, New York,NY 10128. Purpose: any lawfulactivities.


SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONSIndex No.: 248870Date of Filing: July 10, 2015SUPREME COURT OF THESTATE OF NEW YORKCOUNTY OF RensselaerCITIMORTGAGE, INC., Plaintiff,-against-ANTHONY BOREY AKA TONYBOREY AS HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF JAMES W.BOREY, HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF MARY BOREYA/K/A MARY H. BOREY; CINDYSTORCH AS HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF MARY BOREYA/K/A MARY H. BOREY; JIMBOREY AKA JAMES ROBERTBOREY AS HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF JAMES W.BOREY, HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF MARY BOREYA/K/A MARY H. BOREY; JOHNDOE 1 THROUGH 50; JANE DOE1 THROUGH 50, INTENDING TO

LEGAL NOTICES

BE THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,DISTRIBUTES, DEVISEES,GRANTEES, TRUSTEES,LIENORS, CREDITORS, ANDASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATEOF MARY BOREY A/K/A MARYH. BOREY WHO WAS BORN IN1927 AND DIED IN 2011, ARESIDENT OF THE COUNTY OFRENSSELAER, THEIRSUCCESSORS IN INTEREST IFANY OF THE AFORESAIDDEFENDANTS BE DECEASED,THEIR RESPECTIVE HEIRS ATLAW, NEXT OF KIN, ANDSUCCESSORS IN INTEREST OFTHE AFORESAID CLASSES OFPERSON, IF THEY OR ANY OFTHEM BE DEAD, AND THEIRRESPECTIVE HUSBANDS,WIVES OR WIDOWS, IF ANY,ALL OF WHOM AND WHOSENAMES AND PLACES OFRESIDENCE ARE UNKNOWNTO THE PLAINTIFF; KATHYPAYTON AS HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF MARY BOREYA/K/A MARY H. BOREY;MICHAEL BOREY AS HEIR ATLAW AND NEXT OF KIN OFMARY BOREY A/K/A MARY H.BOREY; MICHELLE BOREY ASHEIR AT LAW AND NEXT OFKIN OF JAMES W. BOREY, HEIRAT LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OFMARY BOREY A/K/A MARY H.BOREY; RUTH BOREY AKARUTH L. BOREY AKA RUTHLINDA BOREY AKA LINDABOREYAS HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF JAMES W.BOREY, HEIR AT LAW ANDNEXT OF KIN OF MARY BOREYA/K/A MARY H. BOREY; NEWYORK STATE DEPARTMENT OFTAXATION AND FINANCE;UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE;JOHN DOE 1 THROUGH 50;JANE DOE 1 THROUGH 50,INTENDING TO BE THEUNKNOWN HEIRS,DISTRIBUTES, DEVISEES,GRANTEES, TRUSTEES,LIENORS, CREDITORS, ANDASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATEOF JAMES W. BOREY WHOWAS BORN IN 1947 AND DIEDIN 2011, A RESIDENT OF THECOUNTY OF RENSSELAER,THEIR SUCCESSORS ININTEREST IF ANY OF THEAFORESAID DEFENDANTS BEDECEASED, THEIRRESPECTIVE HEIRS AT LAW,NEXT OF KIN, ANDSUCCESSORS IN INTEREST OFTHE AFORESAID CLASSES OFPERSON, IF THEY OR ANY OFTHEM BE DEAD, AND THEIRRESPECTIVE HUSBANDS,WIVES OR WIDOWS, IF ANY,ALL OF WHOM AND WHOSE

NAMES AND PLACES OFRESIDENCE ARE UNKNOWNTO THE PLAINTIFF; ''JOHNDOES'' and ''JANE DOES'', saidnames being fictitious, partiesintended being possible tenants oroccupants of premises, andcorporations, other entities orpersons who claim, or may claim,a lien against the premises,Defendants.TO THE ABOVE-NAMEDDEFENDANTS:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONEDto answer the complaint in thisaction and to serve a copy of youranswer, or, if the complaint is notserved with this summons, toserve a Notice of Appearance onthe Plaintiff's attorney(s) withintwenty (20) days after the serviceof this summons, exclusive of theday of service, where service ismade by delivery upon youpersonally within the State, orwithin thirty (30) days aftercompletion of service whereservice is made in any othermanner, and in case of yourfailure to appear or answer,judgment will be taken against youby default for the relief demandedin the complaint.NOTICEYOU ARE IN DANGER OFLOSING YOUR HOMEIf you do not respond to thissummons and complaint byserving a copy of the answer onthe attorney for the mortgagecompany who filed thisforeclosure proceeding againstyou and filing the answer with thecourt, a default judgment may beentered and you can lose yourhome.Speak to an attorney or go to thecourt where your case is pendingfor further information on how toanswer the summons and protectyour property.Sending a payment to yourmortgage company will not stopthis foreclosure action.YOU MUST RESPOND BYSERVING A COPY OF THEANSWER ON THE ATTORNEYFOR THE PLAINTIFF(MORTGAGE COMPANY) ANDFILING THE ANSWER WITH THECOURT.YOU ARE HEREBY PUT ONNOTICE THAT WE AREATTEMPTING TO COLLECT ADEBT, AND ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILL BE USED FORTHAT PURPOSE.TO THE ABOVE-NAMEDDEFENDANTS:The foregoing summons is servedupon you by publication pursuantto an Order of the HonorablePATRICK J. McGRATH, JSC ofthe Supreme Court of the State ofNew York, signed on JUNE 30,2015, and filed with supportingpapers in the Office of the Clerk ofthe County of Rensselaer, State ofNew York.The object of this action is toforeclose a mortgage upon thepremises described below,executed by MARY BOREY A/K/AMARY H. BOREY toCITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGECOMPANY, INC. bearing dateSeptember 24, 2004 and recordedin Liber 1512 of Mortgages atPage 1 in the County ofRensselaer on November 16,2004. CITIMORTGAGE, INC issuccessor by merger toCITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGECOMPANY, INC.Said premises being known asand by 120 MOREY PARKROAD, NASSAU, NY 12123.Date: June 4, 2015

Batavia, New YorkVirginia C Grapensteter, Esq.ROSICKI, ROSICKI &ASSOCIATES, P.C.Attorneys for PlaintiffBatavia Office 26 HarvesterAvenueBatavia, NY 14020585.815.0288Help For Homeowners InForeclosureNew York State Law requires thatwe send you this notice about theforeclosure process. Please readit carefully. Mortgage foreclosureis a complex process. Somepeople may approach you about“saving” your home. You shouldbe extremely careful about anysuch promises. The Stateencourages you to becomeinformed about your options inforeclosure. There aregovernment agencies, legal aidentities and other non-profitorganizations that you maycontact for information aboutforeclosure while you are workingwith your lender during thisprocess. To locate an entity nearyou, you may call the toll-freehelpline maintained by the NewYork State Banking Department at1-877-BANKNYS (1-877-226-5697) or visit the Department’swebsite atwww.banking.state.ny.us. TheState does not guarantee theadvice of these agencies.

MISCELLANEOUSThe Classy Lassies Red/PinkHat Society of Renns. arelooking for new members.Each month we meet forfriends & fun. Call Kim &Donna 729-2317.

VENDORS WANTEDGarage Sale Vendors. SandLake Town Wide GarageSale, Sept. 12, 13. Join over50 vendors at the WestfallVillage Vendor Corral.Spaces start at $30. Set upbegins at 6:30 am. Forinfo/Application:www.sandlakebusiness.comand click on town widegarage sale.

TIME TO REGISTER

for the SAND LAKE

GARAGE SALE

Save the date! Save yourstuff! SELL your stuff. The5th Annual Sand Lake Town-wide Garage Sale will be heldSept. 12th and 13th. It issponsored by the Sand LakeBusiness Association. Again,you’ll be able to list your homeor business on our map forFREE! The S.L.B.A. wil lpublicize the event.Westfall Village on our “MainSt.” route 43 will again be thesite for the vendor corral,which will be open BOTH daysthis year. This is a wonderfulopportunity for sports teams,church and scout groups fromour town (or others) to makesome easy cash! Go towww.sandlakebusiness.comandclick on Town-wide garage saleto register!

CLINTON HEIGHTS

AREA 14th ANNUAL

REUNION

The Clinton Heights AnnualReunion will be held at theMelvin Roads American LegionPost, 200 Columbia Turnpikeon Friday, September 18th,2015 (note change in usualdate due to a legion activity),from 3PM to 7PM. Please comeand join us if you grew up inClinton Heights, HamptonManor, Prospect Heights,Clinton Park or Hillview in the40’s, 50’s, 60’s or 70’s.Everyone is wel-come. If youare in contact with anyonewho has left the area, pleasegive them a call also. This isan informal gathering. Thereis no charge, but donations tocover expenses would beappreciated. Please join usfor another great after-noon.For more information, youmay call Mona Orciuoli at 465-9564 or Pam Sanford Dundonat 766-9289.


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HOMES FOR SALE2 BR, mobile home inCastleton over 55 park. Incl.all appl’s, w/d, central air.$6500. Call 479-1019.

East Greenbush $274,000. 3BR ranch on 2.6 acres.Landscaped gardens,inground pool. MUST SEE.Ralph F. Passonno Jr. Lic.RE Broker. 275-6464.Auction, real estate &appraisal services throughoutthe Northeast & Fl.

Homes starting at $60k.Bryce 271-7630

APARTMENTS FORRENT

$550 1 BR country setting.Poestenkill. Suitable for one.229-5810

$585 + sec. + util., 1BR, 1 ba.in Schodack, no pets/smokingcredit/background checkrequired. 477-7883

$675 Schodack. Sm. 1 BR inpriv. home. Full kit. Beautifulview. Prefer single person.Handicap access. 365-9390

$730 + sec. + util., Schodack,1BR w/den, 2nd flr., nopets/smoking, credit/background check req’d. 477-7883

$750+ util., Nassau Village,2BR, sec., 2nd flr., NP/NS,w/d hookup, bus line. 421-2058

1BR, NP, NS, 1st mo., lastmo., sec. 10 Albany Ave.Nassau. No washer/ dryerhkup. $700. 766-4839

Castleton 1 BR totallyrenovated, wood flrs, orientalrugs, yd, deck, prkng. $700(518) 392-4267 or (914)592-8886

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

EG: 1BR $725. Heat, h/wincl. Well maint., EC, quietcomplex. NP. Sec., refs.,lease. 449-2122

Gansevoort. Unfurnished 2BR, 1 bath. Carport, watersystem, no pets. many extras.$900 + utilities. 859-4939

N.Greenbush apt. Lrg 2 BR,lrg closets. N/S, N/P. Appl’sincluded. $925/mo. + util.Available 8/1. 283-2891

Nassau 1 BR apt. $725. Heatand hot water included. Nopets. No smoking. Securitydeposit. 766-2384.

Nassau, 3 BR, 1.5 ba. d/w,laundry room, pool, storage.No pets. $895. (702) 513-2953

Troy/ Wynantskill area. 2 BR,LR, DR, W/D hkups, garage.No pets. Non smoker. $800 +.Contact 225-2706

West Sand Lake 2BR, 2nd flr.$750 + util, w/d hkup. NP/NS.Suitable for single person ormature couple. Sec. dep. &refs. Avail. now. 229-7057

APARTMENTS FORRENT

West Sand Lake village nearHannaford, 1350sf loftapartment for rent $995 (firm)plus util. 14ft. high original tinceilings. Hardwood floors,stainless kitchen, deck,laundry room with washer &dryer incl. 1st/last & sec. CallSteve 4617437 or Tim 669-7239.

Wynantskill interestingproperty. Smaller 2 BR, 2ndflr. w/ porch. No dogs, nosmoking. HEAT INCLUDED.$900. 813-6795

HOUSE FOR RENTNassau-- $1100 + sec. 2BR,den. Sm. dog ok. NS. Lg. yd.Country setting, 6 mi. I90.Pristine! 441-4068 766-9324

Rent w/ option to buy,$1250+, 4BR, RPI, No Pets,No Smokers. BRYCE 937-5120

Rent w/ option to buy, $1500+brick Col., 5 acres. BRYCE928-1231

Schodack spacious bi-levelunit, 4 BR, 1 bath, w/d, LR.EG Schools. $1350. (518)281-0538

Small 1 BR AP area. suitable forone person. Avail immed. No pets.In new condition. $675/mo + util.sec. 1st month and leaserequired. Contact Dennis 858-2576

West Sand Lake. 2 BRcountry cottage, secluded.LR, kitchen, foyer, shower,sundeck, porch $1250. 432-7810

Price reduced! Troy -10 AlbertSt. Sprawling 3 bdrm 2.5 baexecutive ranch on corner lot.Great neighborhood on quietstreet. Updated baths,finished basement with office,gas fireplace, IG pool, patiow/ firepit, 2 car garage, newseptic. Call Patrick at BryanRE Group for details, 518-928-4306. $220,900. OpenHouse: 8/23 12:30-2:30

ROOMMATE WANTEDRoom avail. in Troy GardenApts. Room is 10x13, notfurnished. Laundry on site,o/s prkng. $480. (845) 542-0306

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Cash 4 Your Home! No Fees!Fair Price! Brk. 928-1231

Hot family wants home withpool to cool down!AVPk/Britnk. schools. Bryce928-1231

Mobile Home for Sale: 3BR, 1bath, $15,000 located inSchodack. 1 min. from I90, off150. 577-4623

Schodack: New, ready tomove in! 2BR, 2 ba mobilehome in seniors park (55+).(14x70), refrig., stove,microwave, dishwasher,wash/dry. Park has a no petpolicy. Price negotiable. 477-7883South Schodack. 2 BR, 2bath unit. Country setting,very nice. Retired couple,55+. $1000. 596-5979.

MANUFACTUREDHOMES

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289 South Rd., Averill ParkWelcome Home! Custom builthome with stone front andevery detail in its place. 3BR,2 Bath, Large Eat-in KraftmaidKitchen with granite andstainless appliances. Mahoganyflooring throughout first floor.Tray ceilings in the Master-suite and large bright sun filled windows.4 plus acres of paradise with pond. State of the art heating systemand radiant heat. Landscaping galore absolutely gorgeous home!

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50 CENT SOCIAL

The Poestenkill Christian Church will be hosting a 50 Cent Socialat the Sullivan Jones Post (VFW Post), 25 Veterans St.,Poestenkill, on Saturday, August 29th, from 1-3:30 p.m. Pleasecome and join us for this event. There will be an array of itemsand gift cards to be raffled. Tickets are .50 cents each or 25for $10.00. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.There will also be a 50/50 raffle. For more information, callBarbara at 279-9458.


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GODS WORK, OUR HANDSThe Lutheran Churches of St. Stephen’s in East Schodack, andTrinity in Castleton, invite you to join us at 10:00 a.m. Sunday,September 13, 2015, at the Schodack Town Park, Route 150,for Community Worship led by Pastor Vernon Victorson, with aBrunch to follow.We are supplying the Burgers, Hot Dogs, Salads and all thingsneeded for a picnic, water, coffee and of course our delicious“infamous” desserts made by our members. If desired, youmay bring a dish to share, and your soft drink of choice.There will be games and crafts for all.We are accepting donations of non-perishable foods, that willbe given to the St. Paul’s Center for Women and Children, inRensselaer, and other area Food Pantries. If you would likemore information on this event, please contact Delores Heilmann518-732-2233 or Alice Senrick 518-852-1504. Save the date,we look forward to meeting you.

8/ 21-22, 28-29, 9-2. 60 MainAve. Wynant. Next to McD.Artists, photographic &sewing supplies, Whirlpoolbath. Some tools, smallappliances.

8/22 & 8/23, 8-3,Woodworking power tools,90amp welder, towing equip.7251 Rte. 66, E. Nassau;794-0972

FOR SALELady Cobra Golf Clubs, fullset, 2 yrs. old, leather bag,incl. 2 extra woods. Bestoffer. 518-271-8496

Love seat, 2 rocking chairs,oak coffee table , end tables,day bed. 712-5066

Before and after schoolCommunity Childcare,licensed. 7-9am and 3-6pm.Openings. Emergencyclosings, delays & 1/2 daystoo. Full & part time. 766-2095

EGB Lic’d. provider hasFT/PT openings, ages 2 &up. Daily educationalactivities and outdoor play.Meals, snacks included. 477-1462

The Church of the RedeemerThrift Shop (1249 ThirdStreet, Rensselaer, at the cornerof Third and Catherine Streets)will be open on Thursday,August 20th, from 3PM to 6PM;and on Saturday, August 22nd,from 9AM to 2PM. The shopfeatures clothing in sizes fromnewborn to 4X,(lots of scrubsand school clothes), books,toys, games and puzzles,greeting cards, themed giftbaskets, housewares, glasses,dishes and many one-of-a-kinditems. Ask to see ourhandicapped equipment.Everything is very reasonablypriced. The Thrift Shop is on theCDTA Busl ine #214, ishandicapped-accessible and canbe entered from the parking lotbehind the building.

VENDORS WANTED

FOR FALL FESTIVALSchodack Island State Park isseeking a wide variety ofcrafters and vendors for theannual fall festival scheduledfor Saturday, October 3,2015, from 11am to 5pm.Schodack Island State Park islocated on Route 9J, betweenCastleton-on-the-Hudson andSchodack Landing.We are in search of foodvendors to sell popcorn, cottoncandy, fried dough, pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers, sausagesandwiches and other items.We are in search of craftersto sell homemade items suchas wood items, sewn or kniti tems, wreaths, pottery,jewelry, and much more.We are in search of companyvendors such as Tupperware,Avon, Thirty One, Jamberry,etc.Please email or call for vendorapplication and information,[email protected] or(518) 732-0187.

ACADEMIC HONOR

FOR LOCAL

RESIDENTRobert Besch of West SandLake, N.Y., was named to theDean’s l ist for academicexcellence for the spring 2015semester at Johns HopkinsUniversity. To be selected forthis honor, a student mustearn a grade point averageof 3.5 on a 4.0 scale in aprogram of at least 14 creditswith at least 12 gradedcredits.Robert Besch is the son ofThom and Joan Besch andattended Albany Academies inAlbany, N.Y.Robert Besch, who is majoringin public health studies, willgraduate in May 2017.

L. ABBOTT PLACED

on PRESIDENT’S LIST

at SUNY CORTLANDLauren Abbott of NorthGreenbush has been placedon the President’s List for theSpring 2015 semester at theState University of New YorkCollege at Cortland. To beeligible for the President’s List,a student must be full-time andhave earned at least an A- inall courses. Lauren is majoringin New Media/Web Design.She is a graduate of AverillPark High School.

VENDOR and CRAFT FAIR at

RENSSELAER HIGH SCHOOLThe Class of 2016 will be holding a Vendor/Craft Fair onSaturday, November 7, 2015, from 9AM-2PM at the RensselaerHigh School, 25 Van Rensselaer Drive. Along with vendors/crafters, there will be a 50/50, concession stand and silentauction. Please help support the Class of 2016.For further information, contact Tracy Foust at 465-6440 or894-1941 OR e-mail [email protected].


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APPLIANCE REPAIRMost brands including Sears.Prompt service. Mike Horowitz 477-8378

BLUE GOOSE CHIMNEYSWEEP

Sweeping, repairs, chimneycaps, dryer vent cleaning &more. Disc. for sen. 372-1664

BUYING GOLD & SILVERHighest cash prices paid.Jewelry, vintage costume andturquoise, coins, watches,knives, military, toys, antiquesetc. 30+ yrs. exp. Save time

call Joe first. 669- 2274

CHIMNEY CLEANINGChimney cleaning & repairs,wood stoves installed.Insured, experienced. DonBradley 674-2444

C. L. HOMEIMPROVEMENTS

Taking care of all yourwindow and remodelingneeds. Neat and dependable.Fully insured. Freeestimates. Call Rich (518)528-7173.

CASH FOR JUNK CARS$200-$2000. Free pick-up.365-3368

CLEAN-OUTSSpecializing in residential andcommercial clean-ups, attics,bs’mts, garages, estates,insured. Simple Solutions -Mark 283-6527

CLEANOUTSWeekly garbage service. Bulkpick up, metal removal &more. Fully ins. “Doing thingsyou don’t want to!” Call Bill256-5430.

CLEANOUTS, DEMO &JUNK REMOVAL

Free est.cheaper than adumpster & we do all thework. 339-3369

CUSTOM STONEWORKPatios, firepits, retainingwalls, new sidewalks,sidewalk repair. Any kind ofmasonry/ concrete work. 423-0946

DEMOLITIONAny size removed - quick &clean! Complete demolition -Houses, barns, buildings,trailers. Land clearing.Concrete broken up &removed. Fire damage cleanup. Building & warehouseclean out. RICK CARBONE,prompt service. 696-3000Best rates!

DIVORCEUncontested Divorce papersprepared $349 Incl. poorperson app. custody &support Pet. 274-0380

DO IT ALL HOME REPAIRCarpentry, plumbing,electrical, drywall, paint andmore. Over 20 yearsexperience. 270-9084

DRAIN CLEANINGFull service drain cleaning &repairs, incl. camera/videoinspections. Emergencyservice APS Sewer & DrainCleaning 674-0908

ELECTRICAL WORKInstallations & repairs. Qualitywork, reas. rates. Steve 364-7231

EVICTION SQUAD OF NY.(ESNY). No rent-Undesirables, Squatters. “Letus handle it”. Uniformed courtprocess servers, local &statewide (518)EVICTION(384-2846)1-855-EVSQUAD. 24 hours.

EXCAVATION, TRUCKING, & LOGGING

Driveways, drainage, septic,brush hogging, lawns, waterdiversion, sm. & lrg. jobs 339-3369.

FIREWOODHardwood -- cut, split & del.$185 per cord. 658-0394

FIREWOODRod’s Firewood. Allhardwood. Cut, split &delivered. $180/cord. 265-4915

GARBAGE SERVICEWeekly pick up, bulk pick up,cleanouts & more. Fully ins.“Doing things you don’t wantto!” Call Bill 256-5430.

GOT MOSQUITOS & TICKSon your property? Or mold inyour home? For safechemical free solutions tothese problems, call WiseHome Solutions, Inc. 330-2268. Free estimates, fullyinsured.

HANDYMAN30 years experience.Kitchens, baths, carpentry,plumbing, electrical, etc. 526-1604

HOUSE CLEANINGExcellent references.Reliable. Since 1988. Jill 727-1342.

HOUSECLEANINGGLEAM TEAM. Res./Office.Over 37 yrs. local exper.FULLY INSURED. Gift cert.(518) 477-7566

HOUSECLEANINGHonest, dependable,excellent references, 25+years exp. 320-0749

HOUSEHOLD HELPHelp with your errands,cleaning, organizing, projects,meals, etc. Linda at 222-9734

Stump ‘N GrindProf. stump grinding service.Ins. backyard accessible.

301-5712

JOEYJUNK.COMCleanouts, hauling, attics,b’ment, garages. Get it donefast for less cash. Fully ins.237-JUNK “5865”

LANDSCAPE/ PROPERTYMAINTENANCE

1 time, weekly & biweekly,stone, topsoil, mulch, ponds,brush hogging, clean-up 339-3369

LAWN CAREMowing, weeding, shrubtrimminng, brush removal,storm cleanup, odd jobs &more. Fully ins. “Doing thingsyou don’t want to!” Call Bill256-5430.

LAWN MOWER REPAIRPrompt, guaranteed repairson most brands incl. Sears.Pick-up/del. Mike Horowitz477-8378

ODD JOBSMowing, shopping, cleaning,doctor appts. etc. Rebecca428-7778

PAINTER - PAPER HANGER30 yrs exp. Free estimates.Fully ins. Economical prices.Nancy 248-4044

PAINTINGAfford. Summer Prices!Int./ext. Pwr. washing. Fullyins. 590-6375

PAINTING/WALLPAPERBringing Colors Together.Pressure / Window washing.Fully insured. 415-5733

PIANO TUNINGSummer Special! All models

$89. Free est. on repairs. 25yrs exp. Refs. 207-6779 lv.ms

PLUMBING & HEATINGRepair, installs, service,licensed experienced,insured. Cert., 24 hr. service518 283-2331

Pressure Washing / DecksKeep your home and deckclean. Town or country. Freeest. Local cell 618-8051.

PURE WATER WINDOWCLEANING

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Rainbow Vacuum CleanersAuthorized service. New andused units, free pickup. Callfor holiday specials! 1- 877-265-8367 Toll free.

RICK CARBONEEXCAVATION CO.

40 yrs. of exp. Housedemolition, cellar excavation,septic systems, tree cutting,driveways, water lines buried,top soil, sand & gravel,poured concrete foundations,retaining walls, fuel tanksinstalled & removed, lawnsinstalled (seed or sod). Fullyins. Free est. Best rates & jobsatisfaction guaranteed! 696-3000

ROOF REPAIRNo job too small. Fully ins.,free est. Holland Roofing 451-9325

ROOFINGA&J Roofing, shingles, slate,rubber. Fully insured. Freeest. (518) 283-9094

SEPTIC CLEANINGSand Lake Septic. Tankscleaned, repair, newinstallation 674-3000

SEPTIC SERVICETanks cleaned, group ratesavail. Call a neighbor! Gene674-5223

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRHousehold/ industrial, allmakes, tune-ups, parts,supplies. 674-8491

STONE & DIRTDRIVEWAYS

Repairs, Excavation, Ditching,Drainage. Stone & Gravel &Topsoil deliveries. Free est.insured. 258-4092/712-5332

STONE / TOPSOIL / MULCHSand, Gravel, Manure, FreeDelivery, Boulders,Decorative Stone, Shale,Installation avail. 339-3369

TELEVISION REPAIRFlat panel TV service.Exchange TV. 400 ColumbiaTurnpike. 482-1255 or 477-7123

TREE SERVICEBrush, tree, shrub removal &trimming. Also small buildingdemolition. Insured andexperienced. Don Bradley Jr.(518) 674-2444

TREE SERVICEScheffler’s Tree Service.Removal, pruning, trimming.Ins. free estimates. Bill 479-9749

TREE, SHRUB, STUMP SRVBucket, crane, chipper, stumpremoval, small jobs to mega.339-3369

WELL PUMP SERVICEResidential/commercial,service & repairs (518) 283-2331

WINDOW CLEANINGKen’s Window Cleaning. Fullyinsured. Comm./ Res. 40-yrs.family exp. 766-4975

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COLLEGE DEGREE IN NORTH GREENBUSH

Letter to the Editor:I read the 8/6/15 Advertiser article asking “How much does acollege degree mean in North Greenbush?” and would answerthe question this way; a college degree is only as valuable asthe talents the individual brings to the table. I would alsosuggest that one should value real world experience and yearsof dedication to a vocation over a recently acquired degree.Having worked with Lou Desso, I’ve witnessed that he gives100% of himself to everything he does. Lou’s drive and passionto help others is something that can’t be taught or learned… it’spart of who he is and a number of people have benefitted as aresult. College graduates could learn a lot from him.It is worth noting that the sitting governor of Wisconsin, ScottWalker is running for President of the United States and doesnot have a college degree. Harry Truman, Abraham Lincoln,Andrew Jackson, Benjamin Franklin, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison,Milton Hershey, Walt Disney and scores of others did not havecollege degrees; and Bill Gates attended, but did not graduatefrom college. They can’t ALL be unqualified can they?Ability, talent and initiative should always be recognized in anindividual. Not everyone is suited for the classroom, but his orher abilities may far exceed what the classroom can teach. Ifound the letter offensive because it criticizes friends of mine,but even more so because it suggests to too many youngpeople, that they can’t succeed in life without a collegeeducation. A degree may pave the way, but hard work,initiative; creativity, perseverance and dedication makeanything possible. I applaud Lou Desso for what he does forNorth Greenbush, Rensselaer County and the example he setsfor others, especially his son John, an RPI graduate. Loucompensates for any lack of a degree with competence, abilityand hard work… if everyone with a degree exhibited the samequalities, we’d be much better off.~Michael P. Cristo Jr., East GreenbushEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and for allintents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity of itscontents.

NORTH GREENBUSH TOWN FAIR

The North Greenbush Town Fair 2015 is September11/12th/13th. This three day family carnival eventfeatures rides, 5k Run/Walk, games, live bands,crafts, a variety of food vendors and more. Booth

space is available on 9/11/15 & 9/12/15 to sell products ordistribute information. A minimal vendor fee applies. CONTACT:Michael Miner 283-2714

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EG WATER AND SEWER DISTRICTS: PART 3– SUMMARY AND SELL THE WWTP?

SummaryPart 1 – Taxes discussed changing the General Water andGeneral Sewer Districts’ tax levy basis from Units (pipe footage)to Assessed Value (AV), which would appropriately andequitably reflect future residence and business additions andTown-wide reassessments, place all taxing jurisdictions on thesame AV-based approach and allow Operating and Maintenancecosts to be allocated among the Districts by Total District AV.Part 1 also estimated the cost of the Waste Water TreatmentPlant Upgrade to be about $0.44 per $1,000 of AV.Part 2 – Fees discussed using Taxes to support debt and capitalimprovements and Fees to support O&M costs, transferring$222,871 in revenue from Water and Sewer District tax leviesto usage fees, with higher volume Water and Sewer usersappropriately paying more in fees. These tax cuts furtheroffset the impact of the $600,000 in WWTP Upgrade debtpayments if funded via taxes.Sell the WWTP?Former North Greenbush Supervisor Jim Flanigan asked “Whydo you have a Treatment Plant?” at the 4/29/15 FiscalResponsibilities of Elected Officials Forum and suggested sellingit to the Rensselaer County Sewer District (RCSD), which raisedrates 17.5% in January).EG’s current minimum quarterly sewer charge is $12.50 forGeneral and Hampton Manor (Metered) customers and $22.50for Third Ave and Couse customers for up to 10,500 gallons (a12/17/14 proposal to raise Sewer rates failed). RCSD’s minimumcharge is $46.40 per quarter ($33.90 and $23.90 morerespectively) for up to 13,875 gallons.During the 8/1/14-1/31/15 period 3,728 of the 10,700 EG sewerbills issued (35%) were for the minimum charge. Thesecustomers would have paid about $113,000 more with RCSD!Double that and we’re talking $226,000 for the full year!Folks, that’s 37.6% of the WWTP’s $600,000 debt servicepayment! AND we’d still have to support debt service andO&M costs on the non-WWTP infrastructure! AND we’d havemany future RCSD rate increases to look forward to, while theWWTP’s $600,000 debt service won’t change!Sell the WWTP to RCSD? NO THANKS!~ Pete Stenson, 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.

LEGAL NOTICEANDLAND FARM PROPERTIES,

LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on June 22, 2015. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to ANDLAND FARMPROPERTIES, LLC, 247 CountyRoute 69, Eagle Bridge, New York12057. No reported agent. Latestdate of dissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

ANDLAND FARMS, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on June 22, 2015. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to ANDLAND FARMS,LLC, 247 County Route 69, EagleBridge, New York 12057. Noreported agent. Latest date ofdissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

Notice of Formation of Aviano,LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with NYDept. of State on 7/8/15. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.Sec. of State designated agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served and shall mailprocess to: c/o Michael J.Uccellini, 300 Jordan Rd., Troy,NY 12180, principal businessaddress. Purpose: any lawfulpurpose.

BARR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC

Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company

Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on May 19, 2015 Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to BARR PROPERTYMANAGEMENT, LLC, 4831 NY67, Hoosick Falls, New York12090. No reported agent. Latestdate of dissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

C&D FAGAN PROPERTIES, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on June 22, 2015. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to C&D FAGANPROPERTIES, LLC, 767 HoosickRoad, Troy, New York 12180. Noreported agent. Latest date ofdissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

Dithisoft Solutions LLC Arts ofOrg. filed SSNY 3/12/15. Office:Rensselaer Co. SSNY design.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served & mail copy to1408 Forrest Pointe Dr. EastGreenbush, NY 12061. Purpose:any lawful activity.

LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:Collar City, LLC, Articles ofOrganization filed with theSecretary of State (SSNY) on7/16/2015. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated as agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to: C/O CollarCity LLC, 46 Climer Cir., W. SandLake, NY 12196. Purpose: AnyLawful Purpose. Latest date uponwhich LLC is to dissolve: Nospecific date.

NOTICE OF FORMATION of LLCNotice of formation of limitedliability company (LLC). Name:Cori Doetzer LLC . The Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of the State ofNew York (SSNYS) on June 16,2015, pursuant to Section 203 ofthe New York Limited LiabilityCompany Law. The companyoffice is located in RensselaerCounty. The SSNYS has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. The SSNYS shallmail a copy of process to: TheLLC, 1866 NY Highway 2,Petersburg, NY 12138. Thepurpose of the company is toengage in any lawful business ofevery kind and character for whichLLCs may be organized under theNew York LLC law, or anysuccessor statute.

Please take notice that the Boardof Trustees of the EASTGREENBUSH COMMUNITYLIBRARY DISTRICT will conductan ELECTION on Thursday,September 10, 2015 in the EastGreenbush Community Library, 10Community Way, between thehours of 9 AM and 9 PM to decidethe following issues:Whether the budget in the amountof $1,905,845.00 proposed by theBoard of Trustees of the EastGreenbush Community Library forthe year 2016 shall be approved;andA second proposal on the ballot isthe election of three positions onthe Library’s Board of Trustees.Two of the positions are for five-year terms beginning January 1,2016. The third position is tocomplete the term throughDecember 2018 of a Trustee whoresigned. There are threecandidates running for thesepositions, Kevin McCann, BettyBellino-Giugno and JamesLansing.Voters who are registered andeligible to vote in general electionsof the Town of East Greenbushmay vote.Michael Poost,President, Board of TrusteesEast Greenbush CommunityLibrary

GEISE LAWN CARE, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on December 16, 2014.Office location, RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State ofNew York State is designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served.Secretary of State may mail acopy of any process to GeiseLawn Care, LLC, 33 Stream ViewLane, Wynantskill, New York12198. No reported agent. Latestdate of dissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of formation of limitedliability company. Name: O’PocLLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofthe State of New York (SSNY) onJune 12, 2015. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess may be served. SSNYshall mail service of process(SOP) to the LLC, c/o BernhardtDeGuile 658 Bunker Hill Road,Nassau, NY 12123. Purpose isany lawful purpose.

R.O.U.S.E. MEETINGOn Wednesday, August 26, at10AM, there wil l be aR.O.U.S.E (“RensselaerOrganizations United forSenior Endeavors”) meeting.All Rensselaer County seniorsare encouraged to attend toreceive updated informationfor seniors 60 years of ageand older. This month ourmeeting wil l be held atRensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center inGrafton. Rensselaer CountySenior Service Centers, seniorclubs, Rensselaer CountyDepartment of the Aging andindividuals will be attending.Please come and join us for alot of good information andgood friends. We are alwayswelcoming new members.Join us after the meeting fora noon lunch of Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Italian BlendVegetables, Italian Bread, andPineapple Tidbits for dessertat a suggested donation of$3.00, reservations requiredfor lunch. Transportation isavailable from all RensselaerCounty senior centers ifneeded. For more informa-tion and directions, please callPenny at 279-3413. Refresh-ments served.

ST. JUDE’S 10thANNUAL FALL

FOOD FESTIVALSt. Jude the Apostles 10thAnnual Fall International FoodFestival wil l be held onSaturday, September 26th,11:30 am – 7:00 pm at 43Brookside Avenue. There willbe food from around theGlobe, something for every-one! Enjoy a corned beefsandwich from the Irish booth,taco salad at the Mexicanbooth, bratwurst and sauer-kraut from Germany andgolabki from Poland and manymore! Also, live entertainmentall day, BINGO, Elsa & Olaf willbe at the festival from 2-4 PM.There is also a Craft Fair allday long. Call 283-1162 formore info!

To place Legal Notice:call Sharon E. at

674-2841 ext. 25

Pet Adoption of the Week

If you would like to meet Prince to possibly adopt him,

Contact : Sherry at [email protected] OR 518-393-0755

PRINCE - rescued from being abandoned.He is neutered, 48 lbs, current w/vaccines,heartworm/lyme negative, vet checked &given a clean bill of health. Prince gets alongwell w/my dogs & loves to run around theyard with them. He runs through my agilitytunnel lying out in my yard, he has not hadany training but just loves to play and havefun. He would do excellent in the sport ofagility! Prince likes the pool as you can see,

but don't know if he would actually swim in deep water. He's afun guy.

UNION COLLEGEDEAN’S LISTHONOREES

Students with at least a 3.50grade point average werehonored with academicachievement.Alyssa Bonesteel of Melrose,NY; Bonesteel is a member ofthe Class of 2017, majoring inPolitical Science and Russianand Eastern EuropeanStudies. Kayleigh Corrado ofCherry Plain, NY; Corrado is amember of the Class of 2016,majoring in Biology. CarsonMiller of East Greenbush, NY;Miller is a member of the Classof 2015, majoring in ElectricalEngineering. QuisqueyaWitbeck of Rensselaer, NY;Witbeck is a member of theClass of 2016, majoring inOrganizing Theme.

WSL TEXAS HOLD’EM POKER

TOURNAMENTThe West Sand Lake Fire Department will hold a Texas Hold’emPoker Tournament Fundraiser on August 29th, at the WestSand Lake Fire House, 3695 NY Route 43. Time: 1PM - doorsopen at 12PM. $25 entry donation, $40 buy-in goes to theprize pool, $20 additional add-on available (goes to prize pool),50/50 Raffle available. Free refreshments and lunch will beserved. All Walk-ins welcome. Bring your Family and Friends,and hope to see you at the Final Winners Table. For moreinformation, call Patty at 674-3657 or the Fire Hall the day ofthe event at 674-3677. Future Poker Tournament dates: Oct.3, Nov. 7, Dec. 5, Jan. 2, 2016, Feb. 6, Mar. 5, Apr. 2, and May7.


AUTOMOTIVE

From the EditorPOLITICAL CANDIDATES please take note:“THE ADVERTISER” will accept one FREE article(250 words max.), regarding candidacy for the ‘15Election campaign on a first-come, first-served basis(limited space avail., no guarantees). Photo optional$5. Must be submitted prior to October 9, 2015.Only PAID ADS will be accepted after 10/9/15.Primary Election Deadline: Candidacy Announce-ments (250 words max.): 8/21/15. Only PAID ADS willbe accepted after 8/21/15.Reminder: “Political” Letters to the Editor which aresigned and include address & phone number forverification will be determined for publication. Namemust be published. No letters will be accepted afterOctober 9, 2015 nor will be published the week ofElection. Only PAID ads will be accepted. Due tospace restrictions, letters must be 350 words max. &publication not guaranteed.Endorsements of candidates will not be accepted.

LAKE GEORGE TOUR & LUNCHReserve now: La Fédération franco-américaine du New York(FeFANY) is getting a group together for a buffet lunch and 2-hour boat tour aboard the Lac du St. Sacrement in Lake George,NY, on Saturday, September 26, 2015. Meet us in Lake Georgefor great food and great conversation (you do not have tospeak French). The tour begins at noon; boarding is at 11:00am. Cost is $33.00 per person. If interested, email Yvette [email protected]. Make checks payable to FeFANY andmail to: FeFANY, c/o 9 Horton Drive, Watervliet, NY 12189.

JOIN BRUNSWICK SENIORS TO TOUR NYC

IN SEPTEMBERJoin the Brunswick Ways Seniors to New York City on September16, 2015. We leave from Keyes Lane at 7:45 AM. Lunchreservations at the Heartland Brewery served family style,choice of steak or salmon, appetizer, Caesar salad, dessert,plus soda and coffee. After lunch, we have option of walking911 Memorial Plaza; we then join Circle Line Cruises for 90minute tour around the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Leavefor home at 5PM, drivers tip included. Cost is $70. Reservationsby 8/21/15. Call Jean at 273-7906.

MOHAWK HUDSON CHAPTER of the

AOMCI 11th ANNUAL SWAP MEETCurrent President Michael Glenn announces that the 11th AnnualSwap and Formal Meet of the Mohawk Hudson Chapter of theAntique Outboard Motor Club Inc. will be held again this yearat the Historic Mabee Farm. The event is planned for August22, 2015 and will be held on the grounds of the Mabee Farm onRoute 5S in Rotterdam Junction, New York. Attendees comefrom throughout the Northeast, as well as local members andthe general public is welcome to attend at no cost. There is noadmission fee and no fee to display/buy/sell/trade. The day isplanned to begin at 9:00 AM as a casual open air event that isexpected to last until 2:00 pm. The event includes the buying,selling and trading of antique and classic outboard motors,boats and related items from attendees/vendors. Additionalvendors are welcome at no cost. The general public is welcome.There will be food available for a donation for morning coffeeand donuts and lunch at noontime. For further news of theMohawk Hudson Chapter of the AOMCI, please visit ourwebsite: http://mglen2.wix.com/mohawkhudsonchapter#.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFCOPEKE RESIDENTIAL LLC.ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONFILED WITH NY SECRETARYOF STATE (NS) ON AUGUST 7,2015. OFFICE LOCATIONRENSSELAER COUNTY. NSDESIGNATED AS AGENT UPONWHOM SERVICE OF PROCESS(SOP) MAY BE SERVED. NS TOMAIL SOP TO THE LLC 2NORTHERN DR, TROY, NY12182. PURPOSE IS ANYLAWFUL PURPOSE.

LEGAL NOTICELAMMON ELECTRIC, LLC


Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on December 9, 2014.Office location, RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State ofNew York State is designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served.Secretary of State may mail acopy of any process to LAMMONELECTRIC, LLC, 37 Old HickoryRoad, Troy, New York 12180. Noreported agent. Latest date ofdissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

Notice of formation of an LLC:LINDA J. ALLENCONTEMPORARY CERAMICS,LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with NYSec. of State (SSNY) on 6/17/15.Office Location: RensselaerCounty. The SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served and shall mailprocess to: PO Box 576,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:Any lawful purpose or activity.

MICKEL HILL PROPERTIES,LLC


Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on February 5, 2015. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to MICKEL HILLPROPERTIES, LLC, 1533 StateHighway 7, Troy, New York12180. No reported agent. Latestdate of dissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

NOTICE OF FORMATION ofNorth Greenbush Commons, LLC Articles of Org. filed with Secy. ofState of N.Y. (SSNY) on 7/21/15.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: JoshuaSabo, Esq., 287 N GreenbushRd., Troy, NY 12180. Principalbusiness location: 1 Coyote Lane,Troy, NY 12180. Purpose: Anylawful activity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION ofNorth Greenbush Builders, LLC

Articles of Org. filed with Secy. ofState of N.Y. (SSNY) on 7/21/15.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: JoshuaSabo, Esq., 287 N GreenbushRd., Troy, NY 12180. Principalbusiness location: 1 Coyote Lane,Troy, NY 12180. Purpose: Anylawful activity.

Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name: On Zen,LLC. Articles of Organization filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 7/13/15. 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, 98 Van Dyke DriveSouth, Rensselaer, NY 12144.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

PEERLESS RESIDENTIAL, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on April 23, 2015. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to PEERLESSRESIDENTIAL, LLC, 28 CurtisLane, Troy, New 12180. Noreported agent.Latest date ofdissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.

Schenectady Ventures LLC, adomestic LLC, filed with the SSNYon 4/21/15. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against the LLC may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto The LLC, P.O. Box 370,Rensselaer, NY 12144. GeneralPurpose.

TROY LOBSTER LLC. Art. of Org.filed with the SSNY on 06/24/15.Office: Rensselaer County. SSNYdesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to the LLC, 161River Street, Apartment 205, Troy,NY 12180. Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose.

LEGAL NOTICE

PT MATZEN, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on June 2, 2014 Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to PT MATZEN, LLC,275 Lakeshore Drive, Melrose,New York 12121. No reportedagent. Latest date of dissolution ofLLC: None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.

CAR SHOW & FAMILY FUN DAYThe Brunswick Elks will host a Car Show andFamily Fun Day on Sunday, August 23rd, inour pavilion and grounds from 11AM to 3PM.Summer BBQ foods wil l be served –hamburgers, hot dogs, sausage andpeppers and more! Vendors and family fun. Admission is free!The lodge is located at 665 Brunswick Road, Troy, New York.

E.G. KIWANIS 1st ANNUAL CAR &

CYCLE SHOWEast Greenbush Kiwanis will hold their 1st Annual Car & CycleShow on Sunday, September 20th (Rain date Sept. 27th),from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, at Columbia High School, 962 LutherRd., East Greenbush ~ $15 registration fee per vehicle.For further information, contact Kevin Reis (518) 610-1078.Proceeds to benefit Kiwanis charitable programs.

Notice of Organization of Alps Family Campground, LLC

On August 7, 2015, Alps FamilyCampground, LLC (the “LLC”)filed Articles of Organization withthe New York State Department ofState. The principal businesslocation of the LLC is 1928 StateRoute 43, Rensselaer County,Averill Park, New York. The NewYork Secretary of State isdesignated as the agent uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served. The post officeaddress to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the LLC servedupon him or her to the LLC, is c/oRonald Van Fleet 1928 StateRoute 43, Averill Park, New York12018. The LLC is organized forthe purpose of any and all lawfulbusiness.

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The following are highlights from the August 12, 2015 SandLake Town Board Meeting:Proposed Zoning Code – The Town will host a series ofZoning Workshops related to the proposed 2015 Local ZoningLaw. There will be two sessions held on Tuesday, August 25th,at the Sand Lake Town Hall. The first workshop will be heldfrom 2:30 to 4:30 pm and the second workshop will be heldfrom 6:30 to 8:30 pm. The workshops will be an open forumwhereby residents can attend at any time during the workshopto have their questions answered. Residents are alsoencouraged to call me at 674-2026 ext. 12 or Town PlannerMonica Ryan at 674-2026 ext. 11 if they have questions orconcerns related to the proposed Code.Contemplation of Acquisition of Park Land – The TownBoard has a unique opportunity to consider the purchase of an87-acre parcel of land located on Rt. 150 and Biittig Road forthe purpose of developing future recreational and parkfacilities. With the unanimous consensus of the Town Board, anon-binding letter of intent was sent to the land owner. TheTown Board authorized a resolution not to exceed $2,500 toretain the engineering services of C T Male Associates to providea feasibility study of this property that will assist the Board’sefforts at making an informed decision about whether or notto purchase the property.NED Pipeline - Councilman Mark Cioffi and Deputy TownAttorney Russ Bennett met this week with Senator Gillibrand’sRegional Director. The meeting was productive and the Townwas able to share numerous concerns regarding the proposedNED pipeline project.Acceptance of Grant – Hudson River Valley Greenway– The Town Board unanimously accepted grant funding in theamount of $5,000 that was awarded to the Town to workcollaboratively with the Towns of Nassau and Poestenkill. Thecommunities will work with the Rensselaer Plateau Alliance todevelop a unique logo and signage to help raise awareness ofthe regional significance of the Plateau which is 118,000 acresof land encompassing 11 communities.The next Town Board Workshop Meeting will be heldon August 26th and the next Town Board Meeting willbe on September 9th at 7:30 pm at the Sand LakeTown Hall. Please feel free to call me at 674-2026ext. 12 or email at [email protected] if you haveany questions or concerns.

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TROY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1975 -

40 YEAR REUNION

Please join us for a weekend of laughter, friendship and nostalgiaas we celebrate our 40 years as Troy High School graduates.Our reunion will consist of a three day event starting Friday,October 9th, for a “Meet and Greet” at the Brunswick GreensCountry Club, 1004 - Hoosick St., Troy, NY, starting at 7:00PM.The cost is $20.00 which includes hors d’oeuvres and musicprovided by DJ Mike Jones. A cash bar will also be available.Our second event will be held Saturday, October 10th, 6:00 PM- 10:00 PM at Saratoga Casino and Raceway - FortunesRestaurant - Prime Rib Buffet, 342 Jefferson St., SaratogaSprings, NY. The cost is $40.00 which includes the Prime RibBuffet, $10.00 Free Play and Racing Program.The third, Farewell Event, will be a Brunch on Sunday,October11th, at 11:00 AM at the Brunswick Greens Country Club. Thecost will be $20.00.Please RSVP by September 10th to Mary Treventi,188 SharpeRd., Wynantskill, NY 12198. Please indicate if you will be bringinga guest and for which, hopefully all, the events you will beattending. Checks should be made payable to Mary Treventi.The class has an active Facebook account at Troy High School1975 Class Reunion Troy, N.Y. with close to 70 members. Pleasejoin if you haven’t already done so. We are still missing contactinformation for many classmates. Please send any informationto [email protected] or to our Facebook account. Also, we askthat you spread the word to anyone that you keep in touchwith. Hope to see you all in October!

OPEN LETTER TO THE RESIDENTS OF

SCHODACK

Letter to the Editor: I have been in the construction businessall of my life. I have dealt with inspectors from towns, federalagencies, schools, and state agencies. Many times therelationship has been difficult with the inspector. Whether it beego, politics, or just personality conflict.I recently had the opportunity of doing a project with NickDeFruscio, Schodack’s building inspector. He was congenial,knowledgeable, and most important flexible to the needs ofthe builder. My reason for writing this article was to makeSchodack residents aware of the fact that they can feelcomfortable dealing with their building department, unlike manyother towns. ~ Dan CoiteuxEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinion

or endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and for all

intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity of its

contents.

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