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Town Councilman Phi lMalone won both theIndependent and WorkingFamil ies Party endorse-ments in the September13th primary. Havingalready received theDemocratic Party endorse-ment last month Malonenow has three l inesheading into the November8th General Election.“I’m pleased to have threelines this fall, but we havea long road ahead of us,”said Malone “My running-mates and I will continue to knock ondoors and ask for taxpayer input and their support in thisupcoming election.”Malone believes his strong record of accomplishments over hisfirst year in office will help him win re-election to a full four-yearterm. Malone won a one-year term last Fall to fill a vacancy leftby a previous board member.“My fellow board members and myself have accomplished a lotover the last year, and I hope to keep that momentum goingfor the next four years,” said MaloneOver the last year East Greenbush has seen an influx of newbusinesses and jobs coming into the community. With multi-million dollar projects ongoing at Fed-Ex on Route 4, atRegeneron off Columbia Turnpike and at NYISO off Third Aveextension, the tax base is expanding. In addition to the growingbusiness community, the town has also made several largeimprovements to roadways and sewer infrastructure.“Improving roads and other infrastructure will continue to attractbusiness to town; thereby increasing the tax base and shiftingthe tax burden from the property owners to the new business,”said MaloneMalone also noted that sales tax and the mortgage tax areahead of last year’s budget projections and that over $634,000was collected from Rensselaer for past water expenses. TheRensselaer water payment was not anticipated as revenue inlast year’s budget and a contract has been signed for regularpayments on that water bond in the future.“Residents have seen the progress that has been made inunder a year, and I’m confident they’ll be favorable at thepolls,” said MaloneElection Day is Tuesday, November 8th, from 6am-9pm. Contactthe Board of Elections with any questions at 270-2990.

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“People, not Politics”Four years ago, NorthGreenbush town govern-ment was racked withcontroversy and legalturmoil, and residents wereburdened by a debt of over$400,000.Concerned about the futureof a town they love, a bi-partisan group of residentscame together and decidedto make a difference. One ofthose, Louis J. Desso, wasdriven by a desire to giveback to a community that has

given so much to the Desso family.Now, four years later, Desso and a bi-partisan team of publicservants have compiled an impressive record. There has beenno tax increase during the past four years, the debt inheritedfrom the previous Town Board has been erased, and importanttown services have been improved.“I ran on a promise that reducing the financial burden carriedby taxpayers would be my number one priority and that I wouldwork hard to ensure budget stability. I believe I have madegood on that promise and will continue to do so if re-elected”,stated Desso.Recently, Desso renegotiated the Town’s sales tax revenueformula with the county netting over $200,000/yr. for the Townand supported restoration of county funding for the NorthGreenbush library.Along with protecting taxpayers, Desso and the bi-partisanteam have also revitalized the town’s youth and summer campprograms, staged a series of summer concerts that brings thecommunity together, and worked in a cooperative and non-controversial manner. “We are proud that we have been ableto protect taxpayers, provide and improve needed servicesand protect the special qualities that make North Greenbushsuch a great place to live. We have done this by focusing onthe needs of the people, not the politicians,” said Desso.“That sums up my philosophy in governing. It’s about people,not politics,” he added.Desso and his wife Deb have been proud to call North Greenbushhome for three decades, and proud to have raised their family,including son Jon, a graduate of Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute, and daughter Jamie, a graduate of Russell Sage.Deb and Lou recently celebrated the birth of their granddaughterCamilla and grandson Nicholas.

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Free Lyme Disease AwarenessEvent on Thurs., Oct. 13th, 7PMto 9PM. Being held at TrinityLutheran Church, 4363 NY150,West Sand Lake, next to RiteAid. Parents, come learn aboutthis disease, signs, symptoms,especially in children. Hosted bya local pediatrician, Dr. KariBovenzi, who treats many Lymeaffected children. Lyme affectsevery system of the body,causing fatigue, learning andbehavioral issues and more.Contact Heidi Buono at 674-5501for event questions.

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Volunteer Animal Rescue Training & Education meeting will beheld on Saturday, October 8th, starting at 1PM. To be held atthe Pet Care Community Meeting Hall, located at Diamond RockTerrace, 13 Gurley Avenue in Troy.Learn How to Safely Rescue Abandoned Animals in YourCommunity. Topics of Discussion - Raising Public Donations forAnimal Medical Care & Finding a New Home for pets!

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Castleton Elementary School will holdits annual Senior Citizens DessertHour on Thursday, October 20th,from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. at theCastleton Elementary School.Senior citizens in the SchodackCentral School District areencouraged to come to this free event which will feature homebaked desserts and beverages. Elementary students will alsoentertain our guests with songs and other entertainment. Foradditional information, please call Castleton Elementary Schoolat 732-7755. The district would like to thank the CES ParentTeacher Organization for organizing this annual event.

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Letter to the Editor: In last week’s Advertiser, Joe Johnsonquestioned whether I could perform the duties of TownSupervisor. Mr. Johnson didn’t say so, but he is the TownRepublican Chairman.My years in public service as a councilperson, legislator andeducator have provided me with skills necessary to meet thedemands of the Supervisor’s Office – a job that has alwaysbeen part-time.Past Supervisors, with diverse backgrounds and financialcircumstances, each managed the office differently. Forexample, in 2003, I voted in good faith to give a salary increaseof $10,000 to Mr. Robelotto making his salary $35,202. Inreturn, he agreed to serve in two positions - Supervisor andBuilding Inspector. This agreement didn’t work out.The Town Board later learned that he was operating his owncompany during the week in addition to working on Friday’s andweekends for another business. He ceased performing theduties he had agreed to; but continued to increase his salary to$44,000 while adding positions to the town workforce. Forthese and other reasons, the Democrats declined to endorsehim, laying the groundwork for his conversion to another politicalparty. I don’t think that’s the kind of full-time Supervisor peoplewant or deserve.I will do whatever it takes to ensure that the duties of thisoffice are faithfully fulfilled – being informative and accessibleas I have always been. I will reduce the Supervisor’s salarysignificantly – restoring it to an affordable level. I have nointentions of hiring anyone.Taxpayers demand value for the money they pay officials.They are tired of ‘politics as usual’ at their expense. Lastweek’s article forces me to respond and distracts from the realdebate we are all entitled to have on the future of Sand Lake.Challenging times call for local officials to be creative, responsiveand visionary leaders with a work ethic and determination thatis untiring. Residents of Sand Lake will not and should nottolerate incompetence, laziness and indecision. I will put SandLake 1st and taxpayers can expect more.~Flora Fasoldt, Candidate - Sand Lake SupervisorEditors 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.


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SCHODACK SUPERVISORFollowing two yearswhere fiscally conser-vative policies producedpositive results for thetown, Schodack Super-visor Dennis Dowds isseeking re-election.During Dowds’ first term,town taxes have beenstabilized and spendingcontrolled. Schodack alsosaw an upgrade in thetown’s bond ratingdespite the ongoing national recession. Important town serviceswere maintained during the tough fiscal times.A veteran of the Vietnam War, Dowds relied on his decades ofprivate sector experience to carefully manage town finances. “We have been able to produce some solid results for ourtaxpayers despite the recession and strengthened the town’soverall fiscal position,” said Dowds.The upgrade in the town’s bond rating is important because itwill help encourage new businesses and employers to come toSchodack. Respected financial analysts Moody’s upgraded thetown’s bond rating from A1 to Aa3, one of the highest ratingsavailable for municipalities. “The strong fiscal showing by the town gives us a platform tobring new jobs and opportunity to our town and enhance qualityof life in neighborhoods throughout Schodack,” Dowds said.Dowds has extensive private sector management and marketingexperience, having worked in management-level positions withcompanies including AT&T and NYNEX, and having owned twosmall businesses. That experience will be invaluable in reviewingtown budgets and fiscal issues and ensuring residentseffectively receive needed services.Dowds has also served as a part-time professor at HudsonValley Community College and on occasion Sage GraduateSchool; and has been a part-time professor at Columbia-GreeneCommunity College, University of South Carolina and PaceUniversity. His public sector experience also includes twentyyears as a fire commissioner and a director of the New YorkState Association of Fire Districts.Dowds is a veteran, having served with the U.S. Army’s FirstInfantry Division during the Vietnam War. He earned a master’sdegree from Fordham University and a bachelor’s degree fromthe City College of New York.From 2003 to 2005, Dowds also served as a member of thetown’s Zoning Board of Appeals. He and his wife Sue are proudto call Schodack home and be involved in the community.

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their personal relationship withJesus Christ and lives out theirfaith in the Catholiccommunity.The RCIA is for three groupsof people: Those who are notbaptized, those who werebaptized in another Christiandenomination and BaptizedCatholics who were notinstructed in the Catholic faithand who have not completedtheir initiation through thesacraments of Confirmationand EucharistWant to find out more? Callthe parish office, 283-1162,and speak to Fr. Anthony. Orjoin us for our Inquiry Sessionsbeginning October 13ththrough November 10th onThursday evenings in the MusicRoom at St. Jude the ApostleSchool, 53 Dana Avenue,Wynantskill at 7:00 PM.

JOHN GLASSER FOR SAND LAKE COUNCIL20 YEARS OF PUTTING SAND LAKE FIRST

With the endorsement of theRepublican, Independence andConservative Parties, John Glasseris seeking his 6th four year term asSand Lake Councilman thisNovember. “It is certainly rewardingto add the support of the Inde-pendence Party and ConservativeParties to my Republican nomination”Glasser said, “and I’m looking

forward to serving our town as your Councilman for another 4year term. During the 20 years that I’ve been on the TownBoard, Sand Lake has changed and grown and the challengesof government to do “more with less” have never been moreimportant. My promise to you is continue to be fiscallyconservative and to diligently seek every opportunity tomaintain and increase services to you while keeping costs andtaxes low. I know the rest of the Sand Lake Good GovernmentTeam, Steve Robelotto, Councilman Ray Turner, Town ClerkBarbara Biittig and Receiver of Taxes Jill Quell, along withCouncilman Paul Splain all share my view of town government,and I hope you give us the opportunity to show you what agood job we can do. As my running mate, Steve Robelottosaid earlier, this will be a fantastic team of dedicated andtalented public servants working together to make 2012 theyear that Sand Lake gets back on the right track of costeffective good government that puts every resident of SandLake First.”During John Glasser’s 20 years on the Town Board, he hastaken the lead or supported important initiatives such as;secured $15k grant for updates to the Town Beach,improvements to the Butler Park Stage area, creating thedoggie walking path at Butler Park, approving needed repairsand improvements to Town Hall, acquisition of solar lighting,and so much, much more while at the same time doingeverything to keep town taxes low. As Sand Lake has changedover the last 20-plus years, and Town Board members havecome and gone, John Glasser has been a steady, fiscallyconservative hand on the tiller of town government.

WSL HAUNTED HOUSE AND

FAMILY FUN NIGHTOnce again, we are having our annualHaunted House and Family Fun Night!Come join us, if you dare! Saturday,October 22, from 6-9pm at the WSLElementary School. Walk through theHaunted House, dance away at theMonster Mash, enjoy treats from theBake Sale or grab a book at the BookSale. Cost: $2 for adults (12 and up),

$1 for kids (5-12) and Free under 5. ***Meeler Rd is one-waythe night of the event**** Enter RT 150, Exit RT 43. As always, we are looking for volunteers to make this eventas successful as in years past. If you can donate any time orgoodies, please contact us at [email protected] Kelly Mohan at 588-7272. Hope to see you there!


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Kelly Colloton Martin, daughter of Jim and Pat Colloton fromNassau, NY and The Villages, FL was promoted to LieutenantCommander in the United States Navy on September 1st. Kellyhas served deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq. She iscurrently stationed aboard the USS HOWARD DDG 83 as theCombat Systems Officer. USS HOWARD is currently deployedin the 7th Fleet in support of Routine Maritime Operations.Kelly is a 1997 graduate of Columbia High School of EastGreenbush in 1997 and York College of Pennsylvania in 2001.Kelly was commissioned from Officer Candidate School inOctober 2001.

SMITH RUNS FOR NORTH GREENBUSH

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Charles Smith of Wynantskill is running forNorth Greenbush Town Supervisor after adecisive victory against professionalpoliticians who tried to run the samecandidate on all ballot lines.Despite getting into the race late after anunexpected withdrawal of anothercandidate, Smith secured a place on theballot and preserved the right of votersto choose between candidates rather thanhaving one candidate imposed on them.“I am extremely grateful to voters wholistened and went to the polls to ensureNorth Greenbush would have a realelection with choices for all voters. It is my intention to representevery town resident by bringing a new direction that emphasizesreal progress on the issues our community faces, stated Smith.Smith identified a number of concerns he and his team intend toaddress to improve the quality of life in North Greenbush. Gettingaction on the building of the I-90 connector is critical to relievinglong commutes and creating new growth and jobs along thecorridor leading to the RPI Tech Park. The project has languishedtoo long and the federal funds set aside for it may disappear ifwe don’t move.Other issues include solutions to the constant flooding alongthe Wynantskill Creek which is a major problem for so manyhome owners. Smith stated his intention to make certainHighway Department funds are not spent on other towndepartments so that Highway Superintendent Mark Premo hasthe money he needs to improve the infrastructure and addressthe flooding.Smith also listed other concerns he will address including usinga $35,000 State grant to revitalize Main Avenue before it too islost due to inaction. It is also vitally important that the townproperly equip the Police Department with new cars on a setschedule for safety and avoidance of costly maintenance.Smith is a business professional and is running with Ernest Kernand Andria Fisher for Council, Mark Premo HighwaySuperintendent and Michael Derevlaney for Receiver of Taxes.He resides in Wynantskill with his wife Pat and has two childrenattending their alma matter, Siena College.

PET ADOPTION CLINIC

Miller Animal Hospital on RT 4 in North Greenbush is hosting alarge Pet Adoption event from 10am to 2pm on Saturday,October 15th. There will be 6 adoption groups and sheltersinvolved, bringing with them many cats and dogs who arelooking for homes. We ask that you bring some pet food tocontribute, since shelters are in dire need due to HurricaneIrene. There will be great raffle prizes, gift certificates, a‘bounce house’ and great food including: donuts, cider, subs,BBQ and more. Join the fun and find your new best friend.

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The Northeast Health Diabetes Center at Albany MemorialHospital will offer a Diabetes Update Support Group EducationalProgram on “Foot Jeopardy,” Monday, Oct. 10, 5:30 - 7 p.m.,Albany Memorial Hospital, Slingerland Auditorium, 600 NorthernBlvd., Albany.Joel Nichols, DPM, podiatrist, will be the featured speaker.The interactive program will help participants learn about theimportance of foot care and foot health issues in diabetes.Time will be available for mingling at 5:30 p.m., with the speakerpresentation to begin at 6 p.m. A light, healthy snack will beprovided. The event is open to the public, free of charge.Space is limited. For more information or to register, pleasecontact the Northeast Health Diabetes Center at AlbanyMemorial Hospital at (518) 447-3500, or toll-free, (518) 1-888-941-4009.

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Sand Lake Center for the Arts will hold auditions for the originalplay, “The Legacy of Human Property” written and directed byEric Washburn, of Schodack, NY on Mon. and Tues., Oct. 16th& 17th, from 7-10pm.This play is based on the life of an actual fugitive slave, CharlesNalle, who escaped to the Sand Lake area shortly before theCivil War and whose two subsequent arrests were bothfollowed by rescues by local citizens. In the play, importantmoments from Charles Nalle’s life are remembered by his sonduring meetings with a white man at a Troy restaurant in 1932,with significant consequences. About a dozen roles are availablefor actors of different races, genders, and ages. There will beone weekend of performances, January 27-29, 2012.Rehearsals will begin in early November, with breaks overThanksgiving weekend and during the December 22 throughJanuary 2 period. Weekday rehearsals will be two to threehours, beginning at 7pm; weekend rehearsals - on 12/4, 1/8,1/15, and 1/22 - will begin at 5pm. Production Dates: January27 - 29, 2012.For more information, call 518-674-2007 or visit www.slca-ctp.org. The SLCA is located at 2880 NY 43, Averill Park.

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It pains me to report that we had to cancel our Fall Festivalthat was scheduled for this past Saturday, October 1st. Adecision had to be made by 8am, and unfortunately at thatpoint, it was raining too heavily for several of our rented itemsto be set up, with forecasted winds and rain throughout theremainder of the day. Along with the poor conditions of thepark due to rain overnight, there could have been potentialelectrical issues and it was a matter of safety and conveniencefor the vendors, bands and the local families. No one is moredisappointed to report this than me, and I graciously thankeveryone who was planning on participating and attendingthis event. When preparing for an event of this capacity, itmakes it very difficult to schedule a make-up day as manyvendors and rented items were scheduled precisely on theoriginal date. Hopefully, we will have better luck in years tocome and remember to continue patronizing local businessesand farms in our town. Thank you all for your understanding.~Daniela Lanni, Director of Community and RecreationalServices

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Circles of Mercy, a sponsored Ministry of the Sistersof Mercy NE Community Presents “Irish Night”fundraiser and celebration, Featuring the Music ofFrank Jaklitsch and performances by Farrell Schoolof Irish Dance on Saturday, October 15th, from6PM until 10PM. To be held at Mercy Center, 310

S. Manning Blvd., Albany (across from St. Peter’s Hospital).Proceeds to Benefit Circles of Mercy. Tickets are $10 in advanceand $12 at the door. Tickets available at Circles of Mercy, 11Washington St, Rensselaer, Mercy Center, 310 S. ManningBlvd., Albany, and at the door. Please call 462-0899 forinformation, tickets or table reservations.Circles of Mercy are a non-profit organization sponsored bythe Sisters of Mercy Northeast Community. The thrift shop andoffices are located on Washington Street, ½ blocks north ofColumbia Turnpike (next to the old Hess Gas Station). Pleasecall us at 462-0899 for more information.

PREMO ISSUES BUDGET WARNING

North Greenbush Highway Superintendent Mark Premo hasreacted to the 2012 Budget with a warning to taxpayers. Lastyear the Town Board took more than $71,000 in Highway PILOTfunds from the Highway Department to pay for a General Fundspending spree rather than to accept the proposed cuts of theSupervisor.During the year, I have watched the fund balances in theHighway Budget change without my knowledge or my approval.The numbers have changed without my approval or transferresolutions from the Town Board. Premo noted that more than$370,000 in set aside highway funds were in his budget at thebeginning of last year and in the last few months, balancesheets have shown amounts as low as minus $90,000 oneweek and plus $50,000 the next.While I was able to submit a budget proposal for 2012 thatshould not raise the Highway Tax rate, which is a separate taxfund from the General Fund, my warnings not to use the HighwayPILOT Funds for General Fund expenses will force a significantshortfall in the next budget (2013) with no cushion in 2012 forunexpected occurrences.It appears the Town Board has used most of the Highway FundBalance leaving us in an unacceptable cash position for 2012and beyond.The Town Board should take responsibility for the money theyneeded to fund their spending in Town Hall and to stop takingHighway PILOT Funds to pay these expenses. Now I do nothave funds needed to address added expenses of increasedhealth, pension and contract costs expected and forecastedby the State Comptroller.My department provides services to the developmentsappearing all over town. Many receive tax breaks from thecounty, and we receive no direct tax revenue to provide thoseservices. Instead, we rely on PILOT (Payments in lieu of taxes)money to provide services and plan for our future which hadincluded building a long needed addition to our garage. Itappears that plan is gone because the money to build it wastaken from us.~Mark Premo, N.G. Highway Superintendent

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TOWN COUNCIL

Ernest Kern of Wynantskillis a candidate for the NorthGreenbush Town Board inthe November election. Herepresents a generation ofsenior citizens who areimpacted most of all by hightaxes in our State. He is 75years old and is retiredfrom the Times Union wherehe worked as a computertechnician. He is a proudveteran of the U.S. ArmyReserve. Ernie is also anactive member of St. Jude’sChurch where he is anusher.As a former Councilman who served on the Town Board for fouryears, he is familiar with town government and will not hold aconflicting elective office on the county legislature or anywhereelse. “My only service will be to the taxpayers of NorthGreenbush, not the politics of the Rensselaer CountyLegislature”, stated Kern.Mr. Kern and his running mates want to bring real progress toNorth Greenbush. His goals include action on the stagnant I-90Connector to reduce commute times and bring new jobs andgrowth to the RPI Tech Park at the connector’s end. He alsowants progress on the eyesore at the 4 and 43 intersection,which the current majority has allowed to become a vacant lotinstead of a retail complex.Kern also wants a solution to the persistent flooding that occurson the Wynantskill Creek that is a yearly ritual. He will enlist theArmy Corp of Engineers and ENCON to help HighwaySuperintendent Mark Premo in a resolution to the problem. Inaddition, he will vote to implement a long ignored $35,000 StateGrant to revitalize the Wynantskill business district.As a long time volunteer member of the Town HighwayCommittee, Kern will stop the continued spending of HighwayDepartment PILOT funds to pay for non highway relatedexpenses. The current majority has consistently taken thismoney instead of allowing Mr. Premo to budget it within hisdepartment. “I look forward to representing our town once again as part ofa team for real progress led by Charles Smith for Supervisor,Andria Fisher for Council, Mark Premo, Highway and MichaelDerevlany, Receiver of Taxes.

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The Trinity Lutheran Church, West Sand Lake, T.L.C. (TenderLoving Care) community outreach group will resume the once amonth meetings on Saturday, October 16th, from 1 to 3 pm inthe Fellowship Hall. We will continue to work on Little Dressesfor Africa and Little Britches for Boys projects sent to a nationalcharity for international distribution. Instructions and materialsare provided for these simple dresses made from pillowcases,and shorts made from a yard of fabric. Besides sewing, thereare many other jobs such as ironing, cutting, and pinning.Volunteers of all ages from the community are welcome.If knitting or crocheting is your thing, we have people whocrochet afghans and shawls and knit mittens and hats for localdistribution. Individual instruction, patterns, and some suppliesare provided. Please mark your calendars and help us spreadthe word about this group. Donations of materials and shippingmoney are appreciated, but the best donation is your time.Come and meet other like minded people who take a few hoursonce a month to make a difference in the world around us.Any questions, please call Gretchen Romanelli 479-3748, EvahBeck 674-3292, or the Trinity Lutheran Church at 674-5501.

SAND LAKE UNION CEMETERY

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On October 8th, members of the Averill Park High School KeyClub will be cleaning cemetery stones in Sand Lake UnionCemetery beginning at 9 AM as an event of the Town of SandLake Bicentennial Committee. Other groups and the generalpublic are invited to join. Joe Ferrannini of Grave Stone Matterswill furnish the supplies and participants will provide the “elbowgrease”. Gardening clothes and shoes are recommended.

SCHODACK TOWN HALL CLOSES FOR

COLUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY

Donna L. Conlin, Schodack Town Clerk, wishes to remind residentsthat the Schodack Town Hall Offices and Highway Department willbe closed on Monday, October 10, 2011, in observance of ColumbusDay. The Schodack Town Hall Offices and Highway Departmentwill resume its regular business hours on Tuesday, October 11,2011. The Transfer Station will resume its regular business hours onWednesday, October 12, 2011. If you have any questions, pleasecontact the Office of the Town Clerk at 477-7590, Monday throughFriday, between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm.

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The Southend NeighborhoodAssociation in the city ofRensselaer consisting of the1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wardswill hold a meeting at 6:30 onThursday, October 13,at the Knights of Columbus,200 East St. Residents ofthese wards only, pleasebring a neighbor~Marion Webber 1st Ward;Jim Van Vorst 2nd Ward;PhilElacqua 3rd Ward; GretchenPoole 4th Ward

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The W.F. Bruen Hose Company hasplanned an Open House on October 8thfrom 10AM to 2PM at the Firehouse on207 Columbia Turnpike in Rensselaer tocelebrate 100 years of service to theClinton Heights Community. We Honor thePast, Present members and encourageFuture members.We are planning to have various displays:Fire Apparatus Trucks, Photos from thepast, Public Service Information,Refreshment Coffee, Juices and Donuts. The community iswelcome; parents bring your children to see the fire trucks!


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Gallery group exhibit opens atSand Lake Center for the ArtsOct. 1 - Nov. 15; featuring LizMcGee-watercolors, TomChesnut-photography, andBob Blackmon-oils. Galleryhours are Wed & Fri 10-12pmand during scheduled events.The SLCA is located at 2880NY 43, Averill Park, NY just 15min east of Albany. Call 518-674-2007 or visit www.slca-ctp.org for more information.

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MICHAEL KENNEY SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO

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Careful budgeting by Schodack has also maintained importanttown services in the face of a national recession.The town’s fiscally conservative policies helped generate anupgrade in the town’s credit rating in 2011. Moody’s, arespected financial analyst, raised the town’s bond rating fromA1 to Aa3.“We have worked hard to control spending and keep taxesstable. Those efforts are generating positive results forSchodack, as seen by the upgrade of the town’s bond rating,”said Kenney.“By keeping taxes stable and improving the town’s financialmanagement, we have laid the groundwork to attract newbusiness to our town. At the same time, maintaining townservices helps us safeguard quality of life in Schodack,” addedKenney.Kenney was first appointed to serve as a member of the TownBoard following the passing of board member Ken Stinner andwon election in 2010 to fill out the remaining year of Stinner’sterm. Following his appointment to the Town Board, Kenneyalso helped coordinate the establishment of a Town Hallmemorial to Stinner.Giving back to the community has been a priority for Kenney.Several years ago, Kenney led a volunteer effort to build anew, safer and more accessible playground at Green MeadowElementary School. The project took two years and Kenneyhelped coordinate fundraising, planning and construction ofthe sprawling play area.A lifelong resident of the area, Kenney is a graduate ofColumbia High School. He and his wife Tracey are the parentsof two daughters. “I am proud to call Schodack home andwant to ensure it remains a great place to live, work and raisea family,” said Kenney.Kenney is employed by Walter S. Pratt & Sons in Rensselaer,a family-owned business which provides equipment for variousconstruction projects.

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DINNEREast Greenbush VFW Post7338 located at 100 Hays Roadin East Greenbush will host aCorned Beef Dinner onOctober 15th from 4PM to7PM. Eat-in or Take-out. Costis $9/Adutls, $8/Seniors andKids under 5 eat-in free.

PIG ROASTThe Stephentown Valley Rod & Gun Club will hold a Pig Roast onSaturday, October 8th, at 1PM. Cost is $25/person; Kids 6 to14/$10 and Kids 5 and under are free. Menu includes: Pig Roast& Stuffing, Baked Potato, Cole Slaw, Applesauce, Chowder,Corn on the Cob, Hamburgers & Hot Dogs, Sausage, Peppersand Onions. Beverages include: Draft Beer, Wine and Soda.Door Prize, 50/50 and Games. For tickets, call 766-5350.

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St. Henry’s Knights of Columbus will serve an All-You-Can-EatSpaghetti and Meatball Dinner from 5-7PM on October 15th inthe community room. The menu will include tossed salad, bread,butter, spaghetti, meatballs, dessert, coffee and soda. Cost:Adults/$8 and children $4. Take-outs will be available.

3rd ANN. ANGELVERSARY BENEFIT DINNERJoseph Michael Kolarcik Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) organizationspreading awareness regarding stillborn children.JMKF is raising money to provide financial assistance to parentsof stillborn children and first year unexpected infant deaths inorder to provide a proper resting place in accordance with theirbeliefs. JMKF is vital means of keeping our dear son Joseph’smemory alive. Come join us for our 3rd Annual AngelversaryBenefit Dinner, on 10/22/11 from 6-10pm at Glen SandersMansion. Enjoy Good Food, Drinks, Music, Dancing, FunAuctions, 50/50 Raffle, New Friends!Tickets Only $55 per Person; Contact Cynthia at 518-878-9000.

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BREAST CANCER FUNDRAISING EVENTGoombas Wood Fired Pizzeria is helping raisefunding for breast cancer research by donating5% of its sales for Karen Mullen Breast CancerFoundation. In addition, we will also be donating100% of returnable deposits left by our dine incustomers to the Rensselear CountyCommunity Hospice. This invasive disease,which will impact hundreds of thousands ofwomen and men this year; and sadly,approximately 40,000 women will die from the disease this year.That’s approximately 110 breast cancer deaths daily, andGoombas Wood Fired Pizzeria says that’s simply too many.“Everyone has felt the effects of breast cancer in some way,”Robin says. “Whether you’ve had the disease yourself, or afamily member or friend has had it, it’s safe to say you’ve beenimpacted by breast cancer. That’s why we’ve joined Slice ofHope and will be donating 5% of our sales on Friday, Oct. 7th.A mall team of cyclists will bike from Portland, OR to Seattle,WA to raise awareness for Slice of Hope’s fight against breastcancer. On Oct. 7th, Goombas Pizzeria will donate funds to theKaren Mullen Breast Cancer Foundation.


POESTENKILL AMBULANCE DINNERPlease join us for a Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday, October8th, at the Poestenkill Fire House. Dinner will be served familystyle and will consist of roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy,green beans, cole slaw, rolls, and homemade desserts. Servingtime will be 5PM thru 7PM. Cost of the dinner will be $11 foradults, $5 for children ages 5-12 and children under 5 are free.All proceeds will go to the Ambulance Fund. Reservations arestrongly recommended at your earliest con-venience. Pleasecall Joan 522-5140 or Don at 283-1401.

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BUFFET BREAKFASTSullivan-Jones VFW Post 7466located at Veterans Street inPoestenkill will hold a BuffetBreakfast on October 9th,from 8AM to 11AM. Cost:Adults/$6, Children age 5-12/$3 and Children under 5 areFree. Selection of eggs,sausage, pancakes, Frenchtoast sticks, homefries,coffee, tea, juice and more.

GIFFY’S BBQEnjoy a Giffy’s BBQ dinner,Friday October 7th, 4 pm-6 pmat the Tamarac Plaza, acrossfrom Tamarac school.Proceeds support theRensselaer County 4-H TeenExchange Program. Take-outdinners include ½ chicken,baked potato, cole slaw,cookie and a drink for $10. Call224-1050 to reserve dinners.

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The Rensselaer County Legislature will again team up with Troybusiness eLot to sponsor an electronics recycling day on October22, Chairman of the Legislature Martin Reid and Legislator AlexShannon announced. The electronics recycling event will bethe sixth jointly sponsored by Rensselaer County and eLot.Participation in the past electronics recycling days has beenoutstanding. “We have had great success with the past ffiveelectronics recycling days and invite residents to participate inthe event on October 22,” said Shannon. “These recyclingevents have proven to be a great way to safely recycleunwanted electronics and appliances. We are happy to continuewith our partnership with eLot in sponsoring these importantevents,” said Legislator Judith Breselor.The sixth electronics recycling day will be held Saturday,October 22, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the eLot location on MainStreet in South Troy.Residents can drop off appliances and electronics for free.There will be a $20 charge each for television and no consoleTVs will be accepted. Lamps are subject to a charge.The event is organized by the county EnvironmentalManagement Council, which is an office of the CountyLegislature. For more questions regarding the event, pleasecall the EMC at 270-2888.

RUMMAGE SALE

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HOLIDAY BUS TOUR

You are invited to join theRensselaer County MasterGardeners on a bus trip to threeoutstanding venues in theBrandywine Val ley ofPennsylvania and Delaware onTuesday, November 29th; andWednesday, November 30th.We will visit Longwood Gardens,Winterthur, and NemoursMansion, all of which will bedecked out in their finest at thestart of the holiday season. Thecost of the trip is $225.00 doubleoccupancy, ($290 single) whichincludes hotel with breakfast,tours of all three venues, onedinner, one lunch, bus and tipfor driver, plus addit ionalsurprises. For information. andreservations please call HelenDolan at 674-3571.

LIBRARY CLOSING: The library will be closed Saturday throughMonday, October 8-10, for the Columbus Day weekend.MUSEUM PASSES: The Norman Rockwell Museum pass is back!Catch the last month of the exhibit “ICE AGE to the Digital Age: The3D Animation Art of Blue Sky Studio,” featuring Scrat and otherstars of the ICE AGE movies. The museum is located in Stockbridge,MA. A pass to the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute inWilliamstown, MA is also available. Both are 3-day loans availableon a first-come, first-served basis. Wii SPORTS FOR ADULTS:1:30pm Thursday, Oct 20. Pick your sport. Bring your friends andparticipate in some low-key exercise and maybe even a littlecompetition, if you like. Cider and doughnuts will be provided.STORY TIME: 11:15am Thursdays, enjoy stories, songs, rhymes,and a simple craft. IRELAND DEADLINE: Deposits are due October10 for this March 21-28 trip. To learn more, visit noreenyost.com orpick up a brochure at the front desk.HOURS & LOCATION: Mon.-Thurs. 11am-8pm, Fri. 11am-6pm, Sat.11am-4pm, Sun. 1-4pm, except as noted above. Located behindTown Hall at the intersection of 66 and 43. Phone: 674-5050. Web:sandlaketownlibrary.org.

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Linda Underwoodfor Schodack Town Board

Rich McNallyfor Renss. Co. District Attorney

Gary Gordonfor Rensselaer County Sheriff

Mike Kenneyfor Schodack Council

Sandy Doyle and Sandy Ringsfor Nassau Tax Collector and Nassau Town Clerk

Dennis Dowdsfor Schodack Supervisor

Frank Curtisfor Schodack Council

Corine Sheldonfor EG Receiver of Taxes

Dan Fiaccofor East Greenbush Town Council

Phil Malone for EG Town Council; Sue Mangold for EG Town Council;

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Ed Gilbertfor East Greenbush Town Council

Donna Conlinfor Schodack Town Clerk

Kathy Lubbersfor Schodack Receiver of Taxes

Keith Langleyfor East Greenbush Supervisor

Paul Peterfor Schodack Town Justice

Joe Abelovefor Renss. Co. District Attorney

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MEET GARY GORDON CANDIDATE

FOR RENSSELAER COUNTY SHERIFFGary Gordon was born and raised in the North CentralNeighborhood of Troy, New York. Gordon spent a greatdeal of his childhood at the Troy Boy’s and Girl’s Cluband was elected into their Hall of Fame in 2003. Afterattending St. Patrick’s School, Gordon transferred tothe Troy Public School System where he graduated in1977 from Troy High School. Following graduation,Gordon attended Hudson Valley Community Collegeuntil 1979 and, during this time, worked in the PublicSafety Department at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institutewhere he trained and became certified as anemergency medical technician. Gordon began hiscareer with the Troy Police Department and graduatedfrom the Municipal Police Training Council (Police Academy) in 1985. He began hiscareer as an evidence technician in the patrol division. Throughout his career, Gordon worked in various divisions in the police departmentincluding traffic safety, street crimes unit (narcotics); he also was the first Troy PoliceOfficer assigned to the Community Police Unit. Notably, in 1998, Gordon was promotedto Sergeant and received the Silver Shield Award for bravery. Upon being assigned tothe Detective Bureau in 2001, Gordon investigated crimes as a Detective Sergeant andwas assigned to the Major Crimes Unit shortly thereafter. Gordon remained in that unituntil his retirement in 2006. During his tenure in the Troy Police Department, Gordon received 31 prestigiouscommendations, but also trained in numerous areas of law enforcement. Gordon is acertified Police Instructor and has, among other places taught at the Zone 5 PoliceAcademy. In 2003, Gordon was an associate of the New York State Police ColonelWilliams Homicide Seminar - A very prestigious seminar attended by Investigatorsthroughout the world and presented by the top forensics personnel in the Country. In 2006, Gordon was appointed as a Confidential Investigator for the Rensselaer CountyDistrict Attorney’s Office where he continues to conduct high profile criminal investigationsand assures that each individual case is trial ready. Gary Gordon lives in Brunswick, New York and is married to the former Linda Badolato.Together they have two children- Michael and Nicole- and two grandchildren: Britneyand Mackenzie.

Joel Abelove is an Afghanistan war veteran,serving our county with the U.S. Army. A formerprosecutor under three District Attorneys inRensselaer County, Joel Abelove has theexperience to enforce our laws. But more thananything, Joel Abelove is a father, a husband, afriend and a protector– someone we need to

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Vote for change. Send criminals to prison. Clean-up our neighborhoods. Vote for Joel Abelove.As District Attorney, Joel Abelove will providethe leadership necessary for a better quality of life for our children, for our families,for our friends and for our communities. Our safety is far too important to put at risk.

Trusted to Serve• Proudly serves with the U.S. Army, including the war in Afghanistan and 16 yearswith the New York Army National Guard• Rensselaer County Assistant District Attorney with three administrations• Selected as Judge Advocate General and Trial Counsel for the U.S. Army

Protecting Our Community• Successfully obtained several murder convictions in Rensselaer County• Prosecuted numerous child sex abuse cases in Rensselaer County• Won first prosecution in New York State for animal abuse case under Buster’s Law• Strong advocate for victims and their rights

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Incumbent Democrats are runningfor reelection as a team in EastGreenbush. Supervisor Rick McCabe,with Councilmembers Phil Malone andSue Mangold seek the opportunity tobuild on what has been accomplished,and complete improvement projectsthat are now under development.Toni Murphy, Receiver of Taxes hasbrought steady improvement to thatoffice during her tenure, and is knownfor her helpful, friendly manner.Since Sue Mangold, and Phil Malonewere elected to join Supervisor McCabe’s administration much has been accomplishedby the Democratic Majority on the Board. Significant Economic Developmentprojects have returned to active status, with Fedex building a regional hub, NYISO’shigh tech addition, and Regeneron’s expanding laboratories.Efficiency and service in Town operations has improved, with increased input fromresidents. Public Works and infrastructure projects have been upgraded and movedforward, many supported by large outside funding grants. Independent Audits arescheduled annually. A Fiscal Advisory Committee now makes monthly reviews, abroad-based Citizen Committee is developing an Ethics Policy Statement, and thecombined Youth/Parks Task Force has revitalized recreation programs and facilities.All of this and more have been taking place during one of the worst economic downturnsthe Nation has faced in decades.Through her years of responsible and responsive service, Toni Murphy has kept herfocus on resident’s needs. She computerized the office implementing alternatepayment options, most recently electronic transfers or “eChecks’. Toni is Vice Presidentof the NYS Association of Tax Receivers and Collectors.Beautiful neighborhoods, sensible growth, economic opportunity, stable taxes andincreasing services make East Greenbush a great place to live, that this team is proudto call home. The Democratic team is made up with people who grew up in EastGreenbush raised their families here, with a third generation now growing.There’s an “Open Door” policy at Town Hall with the Democratic team. They ask foryour support on Election Day, and they invite you to drop by Town Hall any day to seewhat all the excitement is about.

MEET THE TEAM

FOR PROGRESS

IN EAST GREENBUSH

MEET JACK MAHAR, RENSSELAER

COUNTY SHERIFF AND CANDIDATE

FOR RE-ELECTIONSheriff Jack Mahar is currently serving his seventhyear as Rensselaer County Sheriff. After serving 4years in the United States Marine Corps, Sheriff Maharserved the Troy Police Department for nearly 28 yearswhere he achieved the rank of Captain andcommanded all units within the Department. He is agraduate of SUNY, Empire State College with aBachelor’s Degree in Public Administration, and agraduate of the FBI National Academy and the FBILaw Enforcement Executive Development Association.Early in his career, Sheriff Mahar was selected by theFBI to serve an Executive Fellowship at FBIHeadquarters, Safe Streets Unit.Sheriff Mahar has received numerous commendations and awards including theChampion for Children Award from the anti-crime group, “Fight Crime: Invest in Kids”and the Project Child Safe and Project Safe Neighborhoods award in recognition ofhis work on behalf of young people.In 2011, Sheriff Mahar was elected President of the New York State Sheriffs’Association. In this role, he serves as the top liaison between local sheriffs and theState Legislature on issues such as counter-terrorism, drug crimes, jails, EMS and9-1-1 to name a few.A member of the Lansingburgh Veterans, the United States Marine Corps League andthe Rensselaer County Veterans’ Coalition, the Sheriff’s efforts on behalf of localveterans have been recognized by the Veterans of Stephentown and the UnitedStates Air Force.Sheriff Mahar is a member of TRIAD, a partnership between area senior citizens, lawenforcement agencies and community groups that work together to reduce the criminalvictimization of senior citizens.Sheriff Mahar has also been honored by the Rensselaer County Legislature for creatinga program which has certified all thirty-one of his Sheriff’s Deputies as EmergencyMedical Technicians, making the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office the only lawenforcement agency in the State where all deputies are certified EMT’s.A native of Troy, New York, Sheriff Mahar currently resides in Pittstown with his wife,Selina, and has three children and one grandchild. He enjoys riding his HarleyDavidson motorcycle as well as aviation and possesses his private pilot’s license.

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MEET SCHODACK’S GOOD GOVERNMENT TEAM

Meet Dennis Dowds, Supervisor – Dennis has put his decades of private sector andbusiness experience to use making town government more efficient. A veteran of theVietnam War, Dennis has also served as a professor at Hudson Valley Community College.

Meet Frank Curtis, Councilman – Frank has supported efforts to control spendingand expand the town’s taxbase. Frank has also helped keep the town safe as a longtimemember of the East Schodack Fire Co.

Meet Mike Kenney, Councilman – Mike has been involved in volunteer efforts toimprove our community, including construction of a new playground at Green MeadowElementary. Mike has worked to make Schodack stronger by holding the line on taxesand supporting economic development efforts.

Meet Donna Conlin, Town Clerk – Donna has been the friendly and effective TownClerk Schodack residents have come to count on. Donna’s expertise has helped thetown land funding grants and improved licensing and records-keeping efforts.

Meet Kathy Lubbers, Receiver of Taxes – Kathy has been the fair and effectiveReceiver of Taxes Schodack has come to count on. With years of valuable banking andprivate business management experience, Kathy is also active in community serviceorganizations.

Meet Paul Peter, Town Justice – Judge Peter has earned a reputation for fairnessand efficiency, resolving thousands of cases in one of the county’s busiest courts. Alongwith serving as Town Justice, Paul is also owner of Peter’s Dairy Farm.

MEET RICH MCNALLY

CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION

RENSSELAER COUNTY DISTRICT

ATTORNEYWhen I decided to seek the position of DistrictAttorney for Rensselaer County a little over fouryears ago, my wife and I thought long and hardabout why we were committing the time and energyto the task. Our two daughters were 10 and 7. Therewould be a lot of time away from family.The magnitude of the impact of the office of theDistrict Attorney however cannot be understated.The job is not about box scores and bluster. Thejob is a lawyer’s job. Follow the rule of law, seekjustice for those whose lives have been disruptedby those who prey upon our children, parents, and

loved ones and do justice to the worst of the worst.The office I lead as your District Attorney has won convictions in some of the mostcomplex criminal cases I have seen in practicing criminal law in the Capital District forover twenty years: Infant Homicides; Serial Sex Offenders; Domestic Violence Homicidesand Random Gang Assaults .I was personally about to begin selecting jurors in an eight year old double homicidecase where two men were accused of brutally murdering two people in Troy in 2002,when DNA matched a new suspect. There were countless hours and volumes of workput into that case. We did not rush in. I made the call to dismiss the charges against thewrongfully accused. I directed the investigation that eventually convicted Michael Mosleyof the killings that had haunted the parents of two murdered children and this communityfor nearly a decade. Mosley is serving life in prison without the possibility of parole.In the meantime I’ve led a team of dedicated attorneys and investigators that havemade the criminal justice system in this county work the way it is supposed to. I takepride in our work and our record is proof of our professionalism and effectiveness. I askfor your support and look forward to serving as your District Attorney for the next fouryears.


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FORELECTION DAY

Meet Ray Seney– Town Council:I am seeking re-election to theNassau Town Council. For the pastsix years, I have kept a close eyeon town spending and services. AsTown Supervisor, from 2006 to2008, I created the NaturalResources Committee, developedlegislation to protect our quality oflife, established Nassau’s website,and el iminated deficits. AsCouncilman, I secured $70,000 infunding for Burden Lake Sewer engineering and worked diligently on the newcomprehensive plan and zoning legislation. I will continue my efforts to keep taxesreasonable while working hard to protect our environment, health, and welfare.Meet Guy Forte– Town Council: I have been active in Nassau Village for more thanten years. I serve on the Beautification Committee where I have helped plan and puton many community events. I also serve on the Nassau Village Planning Board. Ihelped to reestablish the Nassau Sunshine Fund, a no-interest loan program thathelps Nassau residents deal with financial emergencies. I am running because I believethat all Nassau communities should be represented on the Council and that I have thejudgment necessary to do the job.Meet Donna Ortgies– Town Clerk: I believe in serving the community. I worked asthe Assistant Director and then Director of the Nassau Summer Youth Camp, and Iserve on Nassau’s Youth Committee. At my church, I volunteer as a deacon andSunday School teacher. With a background as an office manager and office assistant,I have the people and office skills to become the new Town Clerk. I look forward toserving the townspeople for many years to come.Meet Marcelle Gadreault– Collector of Taxes: Since my husband, Kevin, and Ibought our home here in 2000, I have really grown to appreciate Nassau’s small towncommunity feel. I am active in the Sutherland School PTO; I serve on the CouncilBoard of the Kid’s Place Preschool and, I’m on the Executive Committee of the CubScout Pack 166. I am dedicated, hardworking and have strong organizational skills. Ibelieve I would be a perfect fit for Collector of Taxes. I look forward to the opportunityto serve the residents of Nassau.

MEET NASSAU 1ST

AND DEMOCRATIC

CANDIDATES

FOR OFFICE

Meet Keith Langley for SupervisorKeith is a lifelong East Greenbush resident who will use his decades of private sectorbusiness experience to stabilize taxes, reduce the town’s record-high debt and maketown government more responsive and efficient. Keith has earned valuable businessexperience as project superintendent and safety coordinator with RifenburgContracting Corporation, helping successfully complete some of the area’s biggestconstruction projects. Keith gained new perspective after a 1990 accident left hiswife Lois paralyzed. Keith devoted himself to caring for his wife, and since theaccident, the couple have become parents to a son and a daughter. The Langley’sstory has inspired many and been featured in national magazines.Meet Dan Fiacco for Town CouncilDan will work to protect taxpayers and expand the town base to provide newopportunity and relief to taxpayers. The owner of a successful building andcontracting company, Dan has helped build or improve many of the homes andbusinesses throughout East Greenbush. Dan and wife Jana are the parents of twodaughters who being educated in the East Greenbush school system and part of alarge family with members throughout town.Meet Ed Gilbert for Town CouncilEd will focus on protecting taxpayers, controlling spending and involvingn residentsand their ideas in town government. A manager with the New York State HigherEducation Services Corporation, Ed has worked for years to help ensure studentloans are available to those looking for a better life. Ed and his wife Alice (Sally) areparents of two college-age daughters and Ed frequently attends town meetings.Meet Corine Sheldon for Receiver of TaxesCorine has years of experience managing finances and accounts, skills that haveprepared her to be our next Receiver of Taxes. Corine served as accounts treasurerand handles accounts for her family trucking company.A resident of our town for 22 years, Corine and her husband Kip are parents ofthree children, and are active in the community and scholastic sports organizations.Corine will expand office hours and make it easier and more convenient for residentsto handle payments and other matters at her office.

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FOR

EAST GREENBUSHKeith Langley, Dan Fiacco, Ed Gilbert & Corine Sheldon






It’s that time of year to enjoy the beautiful fall colors in our area. While you’re “out and about,” stop in and explore what treasures can be found in our local retail stores,

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Schodack Island State Park willbe holding its annual FallFestival to be held onSaturday, October 15th, from12 p.m. – 5 p.m. Vendors areencouraged to participate inthis popular event thatattracts a large audience fromaround the Capital District.There is a registration fee of$10 and you must provideyour own table, chairs, andtent (if needed).For more information aboutthis program, or how you cancontribute, please contact thePark Office at (518) 732-0187or [email protected]. For more informationabout New York State Parks,please visit our website atwww.nysparks.com.

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gift shops, garden centers, farm stands, orchards, antique stores and more!! Take the time to slow down and enjoy the natural beauty of our area.

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TOURS AT OAKWOOD CEMETERY• Celtic Crosses of Oakwood a New Tour from the Friends ofOakwood Cemetery on Saturday, October 8th, from 9 - 11AM.Cost: $12.00 pp. Call 800-556-6273 to register. Payable on arrival.• A Fall Foliage Hike Along New Trails on Saturday, October 15, 9-11AM. Cost: $12.00We will be hiking for 2-3 miles in natural areas as well as cemeterysections so hiking boots or shoes and water are recommended. Call800-556-6273 to register. Payable on arrival.Tours and events are conducted as fund-raisers by the Friends ofOakwood Cemetery for the purpose of maintaining the grounds,the Victorian Queen Anne gatehouse, the upper gatehouse, andthe historic Gardner Earl Chapel. For more information, see ourwebsite at www.oakwoodcemetery.org

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AUTUMN CRAFT FAIRThe Greenbush Reformed Church on Hays Rd and Columbia Turnpike will be holding an Autumn Craft Fair on October 22nd from10AM-3PM. There will be raffles, children’s activities, food and over 23 crafters/vendors that will be selling an assortment ofitems; including jewelry, candles, crocheted items, and seasonal crafts. There will be a bake sale that will have a variety of pies

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AVERILL PARK YOUTH BASKETBALL

HOOP CAMP REGISTRATION

Date: Sunday, October 9th, 12pm – 3pmLocation: APHS Soccer FieldsIt’s time to register for the upcoming AverillPark Youth Basketball season!All Averill Park and Gardner Dickenson School

1st – 8th grade boys and girls are eligible to join APYB programs.The APYB FUNdamental Hoop Camp program runs everySaturday from November 5th, 2011 to February 11th, 2012.This program is a non-competitive, all play program withemphasis on instruction and fun. Sessions are 90 minutes andheld in the AMS gyms.Cost for this program is still only $60 per child with a maximumof $90 per family. Each player receives a T-shirt at the start ofthe program and is awarded a trophy at our year-end pizzaparty. 1st & 2nd graders also get a basketball to keep and use.Online registration and downloadable forms are on our website:apyouthbasketball.org. Please contact Shane Cahill at 424-1608 or Rachel Bornn at 312-2325 with any questions.

LEARN TO SPEED SKATE

The Capital District Speed Skating Club has opened its 2011-2012 season. The Club skates Monday evenings from 6-7:30at the Knickerbacker Arena in Troy.Community members are encouraged to come try anintroductory session at no cost. A limited supply of loanerskates are available. Helmets and gloves are required as wellas basic ice skating ability. For more information, please contactRob Stevens at 518-937-5880 or by e-mail [email protected].

AVERILL PARK BOOSTER CLUB

ALL SPORT T-SHIRT SALE

The Averill Park Booster Club will be holding an ALL SPORT T-Shirt Sale to benefit Indoor Track. All shirts are NAVY with GOLDlettering; short sleeve and long sleeve are available. Orders will beavailable for pick-up after November 11th at the High School. Dateand time will be announced. The front of the shirt will readPROPERTY OF AVERILL PARK ATHLETICS and the back of theshirt will be ALL SPORTS (represented on the back in a crosswordpuzzle design).

Return this order form with payment to:(checks made payable to APHS Booster Club) at APHS, 146

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athlete of the week John Fasoldt

Dedicated Athlete by Megan Keeler

“AP Varsity Girls defend the net from a looseball. Pictured L-R from AP are Molly O’Bryan,

Morgan Lionarons, Megan Keeler, ChristineRoy, Heather Vale and Laura Daigle”.

Guilderland went on to winthis match 2-1.

Hard work and dedication arethe ingredients that make upVarsity Golfer, John Fasoldt.John has been playing golf sincehe was three years old; hestarted when his dad made himhis first club out of a cut down 7iron. He has a passion for thegame and is a hard workingathlete. “He is always trying toimprove his game and getbetter. He is a good leader anda captain on the team this year,”says head varsity coach, PegSquazzo. “Being a dedicatedathlete means that I have to tryhard at everything I do. Evenwhen I have a bad day on the course, I go out and try againthe next day. I don’t take it so seriously that I get mad abouthaving an off day; I just rub it off and practice what I didwrong the next day. “His favorite part of the game is middle ofthe match, because he feels that is when he plays his best.This year, John is taking Economics, Participation in Government,English, Auto Tech 1, Science-Fiction, and Materials andProcessing. John’s plans for the future are that he is planningon attending Hudson Valley Community College. He is lookingto study in the Auto program, HVAC program, or the Electricalprogram. Fasoldt would like to continue playing golf in collegeeven though Hudson Valley doesn’t have a team. Besides playinggolf, in his spare time, John enjoys going dirt-biking and workingon cars. He would like to thank his parents for all of theirsupport and help making him the person he is today. His dad isthe person that inspires him to work hard and was the personwho inspired him to start playing golf because he is a goodplayer himself.At the Schenectady Muny Golf Course this season, Fasoldtshot a 41 and had a 320 yard drive. He certainly is an athleteto keep tabs on because of the leaps of improvements that heshows in his game. Best of luck to John and the rest of theAverill Park Varsity Golf team.

B.L.C.C. MIXED MEMBER-MEMBER

TOURNAMENT

Jennifer DiIorio and Tom Mullen shot 73 to win low gross honorsin the recent mixed member-member tournament at BurdenLake C. C., while Elizabeth Cushing & Paul Fisher took low nethonors with 66.In this tournament, the format was six holes best ball, sixalternate shot and six scramble.Archie Robinson, tournament chairman, and his partner ValerieChakea, won the best ball gross portion with 25. John andTherese Buono won low net with 19.The alternate shot division saw Peg Squazzo and Mark Millerwinning gross with 27 and Barb Hansen and bill Madsen netwith 21.Joanne Guynup & Steve Quillinan won the gross scrambleportion with 21 and Bob & Kelly Hammond took low net with 17.

NORTHEAST SPARTANS PLAYER DEVELOP.

PROGRAM COACHING CLINIC

The Northeast Spartans Player Development Program will hosta coaching clinic with professional coach Brian McCormick. CoachMcCormick has authored thirteen books, is the founder of theYouth Basketball Coaching Association and the creator of thePlaymakers Basketball Development League. In addition, CoachMcCormick has coached and trained players at all levels andholds numerous speed, strength and conditioning certificates.The clinic will be held on Sunday, October 30th, at Maple HillHigh School from 10-12 o’clock. The cost of the clinic is $30.Email [email protected] for a registration form.

ST. MARY’S & SAMARITAN HOSPITALS

OFFER HEALTHY HEARTS WALK

St. Mary’s Hospital/Seton Health and Samaritan Hospital/Northeast Health, as part of the Healthy Hearts joint initiative,will offer “Just Walk With a Doc,” featuring a one-mile communitywalk with a cardiologist, Saturday, Oct. 8, 8 - 10 a.m., Farmer’sMarket, Riverfront Park, Troy. The event will kick off with ashort educational talk from an area cardiologist who will leadparticipants in the one-mile walk downtown. Participants willbe able to ask medical questions in an informal, relaxedatmosphere. The Just Walk With a Doc program is part of anational initiative designed to educate and encourage physicalactivity to improve health. Just 30 minutes of walking a daycan reduce the risk of heart disease, improve blood pressureand blood sugar, elevate mood, and reduce the risk ofosteoporosis, cancer and diabetes.The event is open to the public free of charge. Rain or shine.Walkers must sign a liability waiver prior to participating. Formore information or to pre-register, contact (518) 833-6479.

MEMORIAL WALK 2011

Angel Names Association (ANA) will hold its 6th annual MemorialWalk on Saturday, October 15, 2011, at Saratoga Spa StatePark, Saratoga Springs NY, to remember babies lost tomiscarriage, stillbirth, and infant death. Registration begins at12:00pm and the walk following at 1:15pm. The day includeschildren’s activities, light refreshments and prizes. Everyone iswelcomed to attend this uplifting, free family event to Walkand raise awareness of pregnancy loss and infant death.For additional information, visit www.angelnames.org orcontact Michelle Mosca at [email protected] with us on October 15, 2011.

DEVIL CATS BASEBALL TRYOUT

The Devil Cats will be holding a tryout for their12U 2012 spring and summer team onWednesday, October 12th, at 6PM. The locationof the tryout will be at the Devil Cats Stadium onWilliams Road. All players are welcome to comeand tryout, even non Twin Town Little League

players. If you have any questions, please contact Matt Terryat [email protected] or Steve Listing [email protected]. Rain date will be October 19th at 6PM.


EGCSD TO HOLD FREE TENNIS CLINIC FOR

STUDENTS IN GRADES 3-6

The East Greenbush Central School District’sstudents, in grades 3-6, are invited toparticipate in a free Tennis Clinic on Saturday,October 15th. The clinic will be held on the

tennis courts at Columbia High School from 10:00 a.m. untilnoon. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m.The students will be introduced to basic tennis strokes andracket skills by the District’s tennis coaching staff, and otherselected area tennis professionals. Students should bring awater bottle and a tennis racket. Tennis balls will be provided.Extra rackets will also be available for use during the clinic.

RENEGADES TRAVEL SPRING

YOUTH BASEBALL TRYOUTS

On October 8th, Spring Youth Baseball will be holdingtryouts for our 2012 Renegades Travel Season.

This includes all age groups from 8-12 year old teams. Allplayers must tryout. Players will be evaluated by independentcoaches. Contact [email protected] for any questionsor concerns. The Schedule for tryouts is as follows (this is forboth days):8 Year Old Team: 2PM to 4PM 9 Year Old Team: 2PM to 4PM10 Year Old Team: 4PM-6PM 11 Year Old Team: 4PM to 6PM12 Year Old Team: 6PM to 8PM

ICE SKATING LESSONSEnjoy the Sport of Ice Skating!

Check out our website: www.overtheedgeiceskating.com

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Sunday Classes at the Albany County Hockey Facility

RENSSELAER POP WARNER FOOTBALL

GOLF OUTING FUNDRAISER

On Monday, October 10, 2011 (ColumbusDay Holiday), Rensselaer Pop WarnerFootball will hold its 23rd Annual Golf OutingFundraiser. This is the major fundraiser for Rensselaer PopWarner Football! The outing will be held at the SycamoreCountry Club, located on Route 143, Ravena, NY. We willstart the day at 8:00 AM with registration, Breakfast, anddriving range warm ups. A “shotgun” start will commence at9:00 AM, and the format will be a four person Scramble. Therewill be 2 long drive prizes and 2 closest to the pin prizes. Therewill be raffles for other prizes throughout the day, including “Avery special Grand Prize.” After Golf; we will be treated to aSeafood Linguine AND Prime Rib dinner with all the trimmings.The total price for this great package is only $90!!!!!!!!If you would like to sign up, or would like some more information,please contact Seth Hendrick at 732-2943, or E-mail Seth [email protected] or Bryan Leahey at 434-6160 or E-mail at [email protected]. We are also selling Teebox advertising and Corporate Sponsors for the fundraiserand are accepting any gift as a prize for the raffles. Pleasesupport the Rensselaer Pop Warner Football program by playinggolf, or by a donation. The Rensselaer Pop Warner FootballProgram is also celebrating 38 years of service to the City ofRensselaer’s Youth. We would like to thank you all for yourcontinued support for the last 38 years and hopefully for 30more! ~Seth Hendrick, Golf Chairperson

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COLUMBIA FOOTBALL

Columbia: 29 vs. Averill Park: 13 on September 30, 2011.1st Quarter - #21 AP 8 Yard Run - 2:36 Left - John Stanley 16yard run (2pt Chris Smith Run).2nd Quarter - 30 TD Run - Chris Smith (2pt. catch Jake Faas);#11 AP 30 Yard TD catch.3rd Quarter - 30 Yard TD Catch - Conner Ramone - Pass byJohn Stanley (ex. pt. Lybolts)4th Quarter - 3 yard Run - Jonas Godell (Missed ex. pt.).

ARC IN THE PARK 5K RACE

The Arc of Rensselaer County presents The “Arc in the Park 5KRace” which will be held on Sunday, October 16th, at theRensselaer Tech Park in North Greenbush at 10AM. This is oursecond year of doing a 5K Race and we hope to raise money tosupport our programs and services for people with intellectualdisabilities in our community.We are looking for people to participate in the “Arc in the Park5K Race”. You can walk, run or roll (use a wheelchair) in the 5Krace. There will also be a 1/2 mile Fun Run/Walk/Roll that isfree for all ages at 9:30AM. The race will start at 10AM and thecost if you pre-register is $20, and the first 100 people receivea T-shirt. If you want to register the day of the event, it will be$25. Registration is from 8AM to 9:45AM. Follow the signs forparking and check-in.Come out and support The Arc of Rensselaer County’s programsand services that support people with intellectual disabilities. Ifyou would like to sign up, volunteer or receive a registrationflyer, pleas call Susan Streb at 274-3110, ext. 3003 or [email protected].

CROSS ICE/LEARN

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Troy-Albany Youth HockeyAssociation (TAYHA) isaccepting registrations for itsCross Ice/ Learn to PlayHockey program. This pro-gram, recommended forchildren ages 4-7 yrs, is a 16week Cross-Ice Hockeydevelopment program foryoung skaters. Each sessionwill include developmentalskating skills, stick and puckhandling and exciting cross icescrimmages. Hockey equip-ment is provided free of chargeto the first 30 participants inTAYHA’s Cross Ice/Learn toPlay program. The program,meets on Saturday morningsat 8:00 am at the AlbanyCounty Hockey Faci lity inAlbany.The Learn to Skate program isoffered on Saturdays at 12:30pm at Frear Park ice rink inTroy. This 16 week program,taught by Dave Randall ofNorth American HockeySystems is for children withlittle or no skating experience.Free loaner hockey equipmentis available to the first 30registrants for Learn to Skate.Both of these programs beginthe weekend of 10/22/11. Forinformation, or to register foreither program, go to http://troyalbany.goall ine.ca/ orcontact Martha Mainello [email protected]

COLUMBIA 5K RUN FOR DIABETES

Annual Columbia High School Student Council 5K Run forDiabetes will be on October 9th. The 5 K race for Adults andstudents over age 10 starts at 10 AM. Kids under 10 fun runstarts at 9:30 AM. Registration for all at the Columbia trackstarts at 9:00 AM. Adults/$20, Students/$10, fun run kids/$5.Contact Columbia at 207-2005 with questions.

EGCSD WRESTLING COACH INDUCTED

INTO NATIONAL HALL OF FAME

East Greenbush Central School District’s wrestling coach, JosephMcCabe, was recently inducted into the New York Chapter ofthe National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Coach McCabe’s careerstarted at Maple Hill High School as the wrestling coach for 35years. During that time he compiled 345 wins, 14 ConferenceChampionships, 16 Section II Finalists, and 4 Section IIChampions. He joined the East Greenbush Central SchoolDistrict’s Columbia High School wrestling staff in 2003. Hecurrently coaches at the varsity level with Head Coach AnthonyServidone.“For over 50 years, Coach McCabe has positively influencedthousands of students and has made an impact in their lives.He is a generous individual who often places others beforehimself. The impact he has on our District, athletic programs,and our community is immeasurable,” said Michael Leonard,the District’s Director of Athletics.


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2002 like new. 4 BR, 2 BA. LR,FR, fireplace, W/D, air, carpet,deck, shed, yard, quietneighborhood. Exit 8. ShenSchools. 371-9383

Brunswick-Troy area for sale. 3BR sectional home. Large treedlot, off street parking, convenientto major highways. Ready tooccupy. $79,900. Call 279-9572

Nassau area. New manufacturedhome for sale. 3 BRs, 1.5 baths,quiet park, large sites, long deck.Off street paved parking. $45,900.Call 766-3572

Nassau Commercial. MobileHome Park w/1 and 2 FamilyHome Alll Located on Water! JimLaPorte @ Bryce 588-6755

Ravena for sale. Quiet cul-de-sac,new 3 BR manufactured home,storage shed, pets allowed,paved walkway & driveway, 2decks. Nat. gas heat. $45,900.Intererested call 756-3629

Selkirk- Ravena. New sectional 3BR home for sale. Quiet park,large sites, 8’ factory porch, paveddriveway. Convenient to shopping& major highways. $79,900. Call767-9134 or 767-2367

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2 bay auto repair shop. 9 and 20Schodack $900+. 477-7789 or506-1223

East Schodack- for rent. 2 BRmanufactured home. No pets.Long deck, convenient to majorhighways. $675 to $700/mo. plussecurity. Call 479-0607

Office space, 900 sq feet.,Columbia Turnpike, EastGreenbush, heat included. (518)477-8453

Office/ Store for rent, 18x43, nextto KMart East Greenbush. 449-2543.

Ravena for rent. 2 & 3 BRmanufactured homes. Pavedparking, storage, sheds & decks.No pets. $700 to $775 month plussecurity. Call 756-3629 or 756-7473.

Selkirk- for rent. New 3 BRsectional manufactured home .8’factory porch, large sites,convenient to shopping, paveddriveway. No pets. $1200/monthplus security. Call 767-2369 or767-9134

HOMES FOR SALE$79k RPI/Troy 2 Family.Motivated Seller! Jim LaPorte @Bryce 588-6755

Buy for $1,000 Monthly! 3 br, 1.5ba. Newer Kitchen & baths. 2 CarGar.! Castleton Village. $98,000.Bryce 928-1231, 441-4353

Rensselaer Dutch col. remolded3BR 1.5BA., double lot, $125KBicentennial Realty 469-6958

RPI, 3 Unit, $124,900 FullyRented! Offstreet Parking! CallBryce 428-5184

Sand Lake, secluded, on 8 ac.,Av. Pk sch., cath. ceil., 3 br, 3 ba,hickory cab in kit. w/granitecountertop, wraparound cedardeck, LARGE 2 car gar. $290,000.PRICED REDUCED 794-7048

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"I Will Sell Your Home ForONLY A 3% Comm. Full ServiceRE! Dream Street 788-6381

HOUSE FOR RENT$1375. Averill Park, quiet countryduplex. Conv. location. 3 BR, 2ba. C/A, yard. garage. 674-3632

East Greenbush. $685 + util.Small house, 2 BR, lease. Nopets. On busline. 265-4248

Grafton, trailer for rent, 2 BR. 1 BA, on 1 acre. $850+ utilities.812-3220 or 279-3670

Old Chatham area Charmingfurnished restored farmhouse. 3BR, 1.5 bath on 35 ac. Monthly,season yearly. 794-7321

Quaint 1 BR cottage, in Schodack.Adults, n/s, n/p, $775. + security.766-2266

TRAVELSenior Christmas Spectacular inNYC Join us for 3 days Dec. 5-7.Travel by Luxury motorcoach. Justsome of what we will experience:Guided tour, hotel, 4 mealsincluding dinner at Carmine’s,Radio city Music hall, train tour,NY Botanical Gardens, CarriageRide, the Gracie Mansion,Rockerfeller Center and Lincolncenter Christmas tree displays. Allinclusive $499 person, doubleoccupancy. Single room add$140. Book well in advance. Thistrip filled quickly last year!SENIOR FUN TRAVEL CLUBCall Laura for details 674-0050 º

Senior Fun Travel Club But notONLY for seniors! Luxurymotorcoach, train, boat.1 or 3 dayand 2 week long trips. Greatmeals, shows. We go everywhere!Group allows us incredible rates!Join our club FREE. Laura 674-0050

WANTEDWanted Violins, violas, cellosPre WW ll, any condition. Cashpaid. 356-2549

Wanted-diabetic testing strips.Any type. Will pay up to $25 perbox. 423-0342º

Wanted: G.E. Elec-TraksInterested in buying GeneralElectric Elec-Trak lawn tractors.Attachments, accessories, andparts. Call Steve (607) 272-1640

FOR SALE6” jointer, $200. 12x36 wood lathew/stand $150. 14” belt band saww/stand, 1.5 hp Craftsman $275. 2hp jet dust collector $450. 16”scroll saw $100. 283-3033

Artists & Homesteaders sale.Original artwork, jewelry, afghans,& more! Sat. 10/15 @ 2149 Rt.66, Ghent. 9a-4p. Many uniquegift ideas.

Entertainment cntr., upscale oak,original $1100, sell $300. Table,oak, 6 chairs $50, blue love seat$200 firm N Greenbush. 366-7061

Seasoned firewood, cut split anddelivered. 733-9020 or 424-2755

GARAGE SALES10/7 & 8, 10/14 & 15, 10-2, Elm Stto Cty Rt 7, Nassau. A little bit ofeverything

Estate Sale. 1618 ColumbiaTurnpike. Oct. 8-9, 9-3.

Fri. Oct. 7, Sat. Oct. 8. 9-4. RT. 43Taborton road (Alps). Lots of newstuff. Halloween & Christmasanimated figures. Phalzcraftdishes. Cherish Teddies & muchmore

Moving sale. Sat. Oct. 8, 9-3. 26Concord Dr. Nassau. (Bunker HillEstates). Variety incl. baby items.

Saturday, Oct. 8, 9-5. No earlybirds. Multi-family. 1505 VanHoesen Rd. Castleton, NY. Everyitem is FREE-WILL DONATION.All proceeds to RED CROSS fordisaster relief in NYS.

Tag sale. Oct. 8-9-10. 13 OldState Rt. 22, Berlin NY. Furniture,tools, dishes, and good stuff. Rainor shine.

Yard Sale Oct. 8, 10-4. 24 KristaLane, Castleton. At CurtisCommunity, Rt. 150. Variety.

Yard/ moving sale. Sat. 10/8, 8-12. 27 Michigan Ave. E. G,

BASKET MAKING

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On Monday, October 17th,Anne Hunter will offer a freeclass in basket making at theNassau Library. The class willrun from 6:30-9:30 p.m., andparticipants will learn how toweave a lovely bread or multi-

use basket. Space is limitedto 10 students, so call thelibrary at 766-2715 to registerASAP!

You can reach any of these Fine agents at our Rensselaer County Office

John Mooney Team495-3629

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APARTMENTS FORRENT

$475 Stephentown. Lrg. 1 BRgarage apt. Clean, modern. NS.Refs. Credit check. 733-0360

$495 Schodack 1st flr studio apt.Suitable for 1. All util’s incl, N/SN/P Ref’s required. 1st & lastmonth required. 766-3305

$590 1 BR loft in beautifulconverted church, Main Street,Castleton 477-9100 ext 103

$595+ Nassau Village, 1BR +den. 1 parking spot. N/S, N/P.lease, security. 766-3905

$640+ 2 BR, 1137 First St. Rens.1st flr. deck, yard, quiet tenants.477-9194 or 617-519-7481

$675+ 2 BR, N Grnbush, yard,EG/AP school, laundry, prking,great location, 447-9100 pin #301

$700-2BR., parking & laundry, EGschools, great location, yard.Defreestvlle 477-9100 pin #303

$795- large 2 BR, eat in kitchenht/hw, storage, riverfront property,Castleton, call 477-9100 ext. 103

$800-Lrg 2BR, NG/Troy area,HT/HW inc., laundry., o/s pkng. onbus line, 477-9100 pin #307

$895.- Lg 4 BR, 1st flr, hdwd flrs,w/d hookups, on bus-line, yard.$550-Large 1BR avail. 1st fl.South Troy 477-9100 pin #202

$900-3BR. heat incl, 1st flr.parking, yard, laundry, hdwdfloors, great location, EGCSD, E.Greenbush, 477-9100 pin #204

$975-1st fl 3BR on 15th St., Troy,perfect for RPI students, O/Sparking, laundry, porch, AVAIL.NOW 477-9100 pin 304

2 1/2 br apt located in Troy.$675/month, water included. Call 470-3106

2349 Rt. 150 Schodack. 1 BRadults preferred. No pets. $575 +utilities. 424-0078

APARTMENTS FORRENT

Averill Park, 2 BR, no pets, nosmoking, $800 heat included 674-0395

E. Greenbush, $750 all utils.included, 1 person, no pets.(518) 477-9214

EG $670 + util, 1 large br,updated w/double closets, mins toAlbany, quiet dead-end st.Parking, laundry, 1 yr lease w/ 1stmo. & sec req. N/S N/P Perfect for1. Call 518-365-7896

EG $700/ $825. 1& 2 BR, heat,h/w incl. Well main., quietcomplex. No pets, sec, refs, lease449-2122

Halfmoon townhouse Ex. 8,$1,300/ $1,500. 2 BR & loft, 3BA., high ceilings, 2 car garage,large deck, hardwood flrs,fireplace, 1/4 acre land, 1500 sq.ft plus maintenance package.Pets OK. 389-5253

Nassau studio apt. $450. No pets,no smoking. Large front porch. Offstreet parking, w/d, a/c. 1 yearlease. 376-5000

New Victorian style condo. Petsok, 1 lg. BR. C/A, gas heat, priv.pkng, billiard room, laundry room,storage room. $850+, short termlease accepted. Cohoes/ Latham.389-5253

One room efficiency. Pine ViewApts. Rt. 66. $495/mo. heatincluded. 674-1111

South Schodack.1BR. unit, den,w/d hookup, private, nice $650. N/S, N/P. 596-5979

Troy. Small 1 BR $700 incl . all util2nd flr, clean. Suitable for one.Sec. and 1st month rent. Avail10/1. Refs. 331-6001 or 649-3573

Wynantskill, 1 BR, 1 person, 2ndflr on country property 10 min E.of Troy 20 mins. from Albany 1 yr.lease. Averill Park sch. district. Nodogs. $600., incl. heat. 813-6795

AP district. Large like new 2 BR,laundry room w/ hkups, deck offLR, ceiling fans, gas heat, brightand open, must see. $875+ util.265-5984

Averill Park 2 BR, w/d, nosmoking, no pets. $900/mo. Heatand hot water included. 674-0395

Averill Park, $825+,no pets, 2br,1.5ba, garage. W/D hookup, yard,propane heat. Lease 674-8030

APARTMENTS FORRENT

OPEN HOUSEOpen House Sun. 10/9, 12-2. 3BR ranch. Excellent cond. 417East Rd. Stephentown. 669-6018

RENTALOffice/retail space-$600/mo, heatincl. Main St., Castleton. 1500+sqft, riverfront property w/plenty ofparking. Will build to suit. email:[email protected] for info.

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LEGAL NOTICEName of Limited Liability Co.:Antfil S Realty LLC. Name UnderWhich Organized: Antfil S LLC.Date of Filing with Secretary ofState: 4/7/2011.Date of Formationand Existence: 4/7/2011. Date ofFiling of Certificate of Amendmentof Name: 7/22/2011. County inwhich the office is located:Rensselaer County. StreetAddress of principal businesslocation: 8957 NY 66, AverillPark, NY 12018. The New YorkSecretary of State has beendesignated as the agent uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served. Address to whichthe Secretary of State shall mailservice of process: 8957 NY 66,Averill Park, NY 12018.Registered Agent: NoneSpecificDate of Dissolution: None.Purpose of business: anybusiness permissible by law,initially to manage rental realproperty.

Name of Limited Liability Co.:Antfil Realty LLC. Name UnderWhich Organized: Antfil LLC. Dateof Filing with Secretary of State:4/7/2011. Date of Formation andExistence: 4/7/2011. Date ofFiling Certificate of Amendment ofName: 7/22/2011. County inwhich the office is located:Rensselaer County StreetAddress of principal businesslocation: 8957 NY 66, AverillPark, NY 12018. The New YorkSecretary of State has beendesignated as the agent uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served Address to whichthe Secretary of State shall mailservice of process: 8957 NY 66,Averill Park, NY 12018.Registered Agent: None. SpecificDate of Dissolution: None.Purpose of business: anybusiness permissible by law,initially to manage rental realproperty.

2012 school year at a cost not toexceed $531,245, (2) expendsuch sums for such purpose, (3)levy the tax necessary therefor,and (4) in anticipation of thecollection of such tax, to issuebonds and notes of the District atone time or from time to time inthe principal amount not to exceed$531,245, and to levy a tax to paythe interest on such obligationswhen due.The vote upon such propositionshall be by machine or absenteeballot. The hours during which thepolls shall be kept open shall befrom 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.prevailing time or for as longthereafter as necessary to enablequalified voters who are in thepolling place at 9:00 p.m. to casttheir ballots.FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that the qualified voters ofthe School District shall be entitledto vote in said annual vote andelection. A qualified voter is onewho is (1) a citizen of the UnitedStates of America, (2) eighteen(18) years of age or older, and (3)resident within the School Districtfor a period of thirty (30) days nextpreceding the annual vote andelection. The School District mayrequire all persons offering to voteat the budget vote and election toprovide one form of proof ofresidency pursuant to EducationLaw section 2018-c. Such formmay include a driver’s license, anon-driver identification card, autility bill, or a voter registrationcard. Upon offer of proof ofresidency, the School District mayalso require all persons offering tovote to provide their signature,printed name and address.AND FURTHER NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that applicationsfor absentee ballots will beobtainable between the hours of8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday, except holidays,from the District Clerk. Completedapplications must be received bythe District Clerk at least seven (7)days before the election if theballot is to be mailed to the voter,or the day before the election, ifthe ballot is to be deliveredpersonally to the voter. Absenteeballots must be received by theDistrict clerk not later than 5:00p.m., prevailing time, on, October12, 2011.A list of all persons to whomabsentee ballots shall have beenissued will be available in theoffice of the School District Clerkfrom 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.prevailing time on weekdaysthrough October 12, 2011. Any

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SCHOOL DISTRICTNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatpursuant to a resolution adoptedby the Board of Education of theAverill Park Central School Districton August 23, 2011, that a specialmeeting of the qualified voters ofsaid District be and the same ishereby called to be held in theAuxiliary Gym of the Averill ParkHigh School Building, Averill Park,New York on October 12, 2011from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.,prevailing time, for the purpose ofvoting on the followingproposition:RESOLVED, that the Board ofEducation of the Averill ParkCentral School District, is herebyauthorized (1) to purchase two (2)sixty five (65) passenger schoolbuses, one (1) sixty (60)passenger school bus and five (5)twenty eight (28) passengerschool buses during the 2011-

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LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation LimitedLiability CompanyName: Pellegrino Wine Cellars,LLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofNew York on August 25, 2011.Office location: RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State hasbeen designated as agent of theLimited Liability Company uponwhom process against it may beserved. The Secretary of Stateshall mail a copy of the process tothe Limited Liability Company at33 Rockery Terrace, West SandLake, New York, 12196. Purpose:for any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC)The name of the limited liabilitycompany is CTNR ASSOCIATES,LLC. The Articles of Organizationwere filed on August 24, 2011 withthe NYS Department of State.The County within the State inwhich the office of the LLC is to belocated is Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. The post officeaddress within or without thisState to which the Secretary ofState will mail a copy of anyprocess against the LLC servedupon him or her is c/o Gleason,Dunn, Walsh & O'Shea, 40Beaver Street, Albany, NY 12207.There is no specific date uponwhich the LLC is to dissolve. Thepurpose of the business of theLLC is any lawful purposepermitted of a limited liabilitycompany in the State of New York

NOTICE OF FORMATION ofLimited Liability Company (LLC)The name of the LLC is FINKSSubway LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York onAugust 30, 2011. The purpose forwhich the LLC has been formed isto engage in any lawful act oractivity. The County within theState of New York in which theprincipal office of the LLC is to belocated is Rensselaer. TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the LLC upon whomservice of process against theLLC may be served. TheS S

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NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Center SquareProperties, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 9/12/2011. The latestdate of dissolution is: no specificdate. Office Location:Rensselaer County, SSNY hasbeen designated as the agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail a copy of the process tothe LLC, C/O Deborah L. Lane at1008 South Schodack Road,Castleton, NY 12033. Purpose:For any lawful purpose.

LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company Pursuant to Section 203 of theNew York Limited Liability Law. 1. The name of the limited liabilitycompany is DELITEFULLCREATIONS, LLC. 2. The Articles of Organizationwere filed with the Secretary ofState on July 14, 2011. 3. The office of the LimitedLiability company will be located inRensselaer County. 4. The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the LimitedLiability Company upon whom process against it may be served.The address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against the LimitedLiability Company served uponhim or her is: DELITEFULL CREATIONS, LLC c/o Salvatore D. Ferlazzo, Esq. Girvin & Ferlazzo, P.C. 20 Corporate Woods Blvd. Albany, New York 12211 5. The Limited Liability Companyis formed for any lawful businesspurpose or purposes.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.Name: Steven BaldwinAssociates, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 05/19/11. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent to the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC at 12 Heather RidgeRoad, Troy, NY 12180. Purpose:Any lawful activity

Notice of Formation of VIN SID +SONS CONST. LLC. Arts. of Org.filed with Secy. of State of NY(SSNY) on 8/25/11. Officelocation is Rensselaer Co. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto the LLC c/o 1814 HighlandAve., Troy, NY 12180.Purpose:Any lawful purpose.

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PLUMBING & HEATINGRepair, installs, service, licensedexperienced, insured. Cert., 24 hr.service 518 283-2331

PLUMBING, HEATING & A/CLicensed & fully ins.

283-7121, cell 221-7703kaczalaplumbingandheating.com

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

ROOFINGSpecializing in architectural, 3 tab,metal, cedar shakes & repairs.Free estimate. CREDIT CARDSACCEPTED. Call 378-6298.

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

SEALCOATINGHand applied. Crack sealing.Commerical/ residential 669-9336

SEPTIC CLEANINGSand Lake Septic. Tanks cleaned,repair, new installation 674-3000

SEPTIC SERVICETanks cleaned, group rates avail.Call a neighbor! Gene 674-5223

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRHousehold/industrial, all makes,tune-ups,parts, supplies 674-8491

SIDINGStraight Line Siding, gutters,roofing, free est., ins. (518) 378-3124

SIDINGWindows, doors, repairs, 25 yrs,deal direct, ins., refs. 732-4557

SNOWBLOWER REPAIRPrompt, reliable service, pickup &del. avail.Mike Horowitz 477-8378

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

STUMP ‘N GRINDProf. stump grinding srvc. Insured.Best choice. 877-8033/ 301-5712

SWIMMING POOLSClosings, liners, safety covers.Call Greg (518) 424-0787

TELEVISION REPAIRFlat panel TV service. ExchangeTV. 400 Columbia Tunrpike. 482-1255 or 477-7123

TOPSOIL, DRIVEWAY STONECrusher run, stone, mulch. 4-5yddelivery. Spreading avail. Freeest. POESTENKILL MOUNTAINFARMS. Steve 605-8392

TOPSOIL, MULCH & STONEAll types of stone, crusher run,drainage, round stone, screenedtopsoil, spreading available. Freeest. Call Zach 518-669-5734

TREE & LANDSCAPE SERVICEAMERICAN TREE

New trees planted or replacedHedge trimming & removalCall Scott @ 202-6114 (c)

TREE SERVICEDJ Tree Service, 20 yrs. exp. freeest. stump removal,ins. 427-1590.

TREE SERVICERemoval & trimming. Exp., Freeest.& insured 766-9346/ 275-3061

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

Whole House Clean $57 Fall Special.Contact Cathy at “At Your Service”. Insured. Local references. 596-3935

WINDOW CLEANINGKen’s Window Cleaning. Fully insured, commercial/ residential40 year family exp. 766-4975

LEGAL NOTICEARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONOF G. PIVODA & SONS, LLC.Under Section 203 of the LimitedLiability Company Law. FIRST:The name of the limited liabilitycompany is: G. PIVODA & SONS,LLC. SECOND: The county withinthis state in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is: RENSSELAER.THIRD: The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address within or without thisstate to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: 414 Main Avenue, Wynantskill,New York 12198.

SPEAKER ON WORLD

HUNGER/WORLD

POPULATIONKatherine Schwartz, MS MPH,a Public Health Educator andNutritionist will speak at ourSOS (Supper on Sunday)October 9, at 5:00-6:00PM inthe Fellowship Hall at FirstUnited Methodist Church,Gilligan Road, E. Greenbush .You are invited to come learnabout world hunger and howeconomic, pol it ical andenvironmental factorscontribute to world shortagesand what can be done aboutit. Please bring a dish to shareat the pot luck supper whichfollows at 6:00. All ages arewelcome at every SOS. Call477-9693 if you have anyquestions.

ARE YOU UP FORTHE BANQUET?

On Sunday, October 9, 2011, theworshippers at the Nassau andStuyvesant Reformed Churcheswill listen to Jesus’ story in which“The Kingdom of heaven maybe compared to a king whogave a wedding banquet for hisson” (Matthew 22:1-14). Just asthe king invited everyone to thebanquet so are we all participantsin the kingdom of God on thebasis of God’s gracious invitationto all, “come join the feast.”The Nassau Reformed Churchworships at 11 a.m. in its chapelon the second level of theChurch-School-Building, 43Church Street (route 20). onehalf mile east of the only trafficlight in the village. ChristianEducation begins with a“Ministry with the Young” in thesanctuary before adjourning toclass.The Stuyvesant ReformedChurch worships at 9 a.m. inits sanctuary at the corner ofChurch Street and Route 9J,approximately one-half mile

GIRL SCOUTLEADERS WANTED!

Share your skills and talents,become a Girl Scout leader.Leaders needed in the AverillPark area. You can make adifference. For more Informa-tion, please contact MegParascandola at [email protected].

HALF MOON

BUTTON CLUB

MEETINGThe Half Moon Button Club willmeet on Wednesday, October12th, at 11AM at theBethlehem Public Library.Bring a brown bag lunch. Wewill be discussing what buttonsare made of from A-Z. Formore information, call Kathyat 393-3156.

south of the only traff ic(caution) light in the hamlet ofStuyvesant. Young folk arewelcome to worship; and theyare invited to remain in thesanctuary fol lowing thechildren’s message to engagein self-study activities relatedto that message.


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OVERWHELMING KINDNESS FROM

OUR COMMUNITYThe LaMora, Brooks and Perry families wish to thank thiswonderful community for all your support, donations andprayers. As most of you know by now, our home on Peck Roadburned to the ground on July 30th.Miraculously all seven of us made it out. We were overwhelmedby the generosity of many of you - family, neighbors and friends(old & new). Many reached out and made our hardship a loteasier. Some opened their homes, others opened their hearts.Thank you.A special thanks to the three fire departments on the scene,Wynantskill, W.S.L. and Defreestville - A thank you to all ofyou. You were all very brave and kind. One firefighter, Emily,an AP Senior took things further and has donations still comingin through her school project. Thank you Emily.There was a benefit for our family at the new Hoags CornersTavern. A special thanks to the Brooks family members forputting it on. Thanks to all who showed up that day to make itspecial. A huge thank you to those small businesses whodonated items.Another thanks to a few of the churches, Brunswick, Baptistand St. Jude’s for monetary donations and warm hugs. A superthanks to Kim, from Terra Nova Church for organizing a mealsprogram and bringing us hot meals while we were living in ourcampers in our yard. Thanks so much.We cried for 2 days due to the loss of our home and cried forthe net few weeks for the joy and overwhelming love we feltfrom the kindness of our community. Thanks to all and Godspeed.~Submitted by, Robert LaMora, RuthAnn & Garry Brooks andChristina Perry

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OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT

Join the fun on Saturday, October 8th,at 6:30 pm at the StephentownMemorial Library. Bring the whole familyand learn about the moon. Kids areinvited to wear pajamas and enjoymoon related stories, make a lunar mapout of Oreos, and howl at the moonoutside. Moon pies and juice will beserved inside and then we’ll head outto view the moon. Dress warmly andbring binoculars or telescopes, lawnchairs, flashlights, and bug repellent.We will have binoculars on a tripod setup for all to share. We will have some local astronomers join usto help us as we view the moon. In the event of bad weather,we’ll just keep the party inside. For more information aboutInternational Observe the Moon Night, visit the organizationwebsite at http://observethemoonnight.org/

The annual fall “Clothing Only”Rummage Sale will be held atthe Church of the Covenant(The round church in the centerof Averill Park) on Thursday,October 6th, from 6 - 9 p.m.;and on Friday, October 7th,from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a$3.00 bag sale on Friday from5 - 7. All kinds of clothing forall members of the family willbe available. This includesaccessories such aspocketbooks, scarves,gloves, mittens, hats, andshoes. We will also acceptbedding, towels, fabric andsewing notions.Donations will be accepted inthe Social Hall starting onSunday, Oct. 2nd, after thechurch service. Pleaseremember, we can not acceptanything after 12 noon onThursday, Oct. 6th.

NORTHEND NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING

The Northend Neighorhood will be having a meeting onThursday, October 13th, at the Northend Fire House CommunityRoom at 7PM.

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RUMMAGE SALE

The Broadway UnitedMethodist Church located at1550 Broadway in Rensselaerwill be holding a Rummage Saleon Friday, October 7th, from2PM to 6PM; and Saturday,October 8th, from 10AM to4PM.


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The East Greenbush Central School District’s ContinuingEducation program announces its next available Six-HourInsurance/Point Reduction and Five-Hour Pre-Licensing classes.The Six-Hour Driver Training Associates Insurance/PointReduction course reduces car liability, collision, and no-faultinsurance premiums by 10% for 3 years and may remove up to4 points off your license, as determined by the Department ofMotor Vehicles. It will be held in two evening sessions: Tuesday,October 18th; and Thursday, October 20th, from 6:00 p.m. to9:00 p.m. both evenings.The Five-Hour Pre-Licensing course is required before anappointment for a road test may be scheduled. It will be heldin two consecutive Tuesday evening sessions: October 11thand Tuesday, October 18th, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. bothevenings.Course registration for all classes must be made in advance, asno walk-ins will be accepted. Additional class information will begiven at time of registration. For the public’s convenience,registration will be accepted by phone 24 hours a day. Pleasecall: 207-2150 and follow the prompts.

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PETS FOR SALELambs and roaster pigs availableat all times. Forever Hopeful Farm (518) 369-6874

NOTICE TO BIDDERPlease be advised that theCastleton VolunteerAmbulance is accepting snowplowing bids for the2011/2012 winter season. Allbids should be submitted inwriting and be received byOctober 15, 2011. Pleaseremit to: Castleton VolunteerAmbulance, 1700 BrookviewRoad, Castleton, New York12033, Attention: DebbieLammerts

Snowplow Bids NowBeing Accepted

The West Sand Lake Fire Districtis now accepting bids for snowremoval for 2011-2012. Sealedbids are being accepted at the firestation until October 17, 2011 at7:00PM EDT. The text of thecontact may be requested bycontacting the district office.Daniel L Hartstein, Fire DistrictSecretary, (518)[email protected]. Box 386, West Sand LakeNY 12196

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‘92 Chev Corsica, 110K, 28Kmpg, needs rear axle $785 obo732-4221

AFFORDABLE DRIVING CLASS5-hr pre-lic./6-hr def.driving $35pp. www.donsdts.com 935-8885

Cars on consignment, and we buycars. Call for details. 286-3350

Pet Adoption of the Week

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

Contact : [email protected] or Kris @ 518-842-3394

FRED - CUTE & ADORABLE!Only 3 1/2 months old. Fred isplayful and as happy as can be!He is a possible shepherd/labmix who was rescued from alocal shelter. He is being cratetrained and learning his housemanners while in foster care.He is wayyyyy too cute!

NASSAU FIRE DIST.

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BUDGET HEARINGThere will be a Public Hearingregarding the 2012 Budget ofthe Nassau Fire District #1 onTuesday, October 18th, 2011,at 7PM at the Nassau Fire-house, 26 Chatham Street,Nassau, NY. Copies of thebudget are available at theTown Halls of Nassau andSchodack.

OVER THE MOUNTAIN THANK YOUOn September 23, 24, and 25, members of the Grafton Trail Riders (GTR) and friends participated in the61st Over the Mountain trail ride. More than 50 horse back riders rode all or part of the 25 mile ride onSaturday, from Petersburgh Pass to the GTR club grounds in Grafton, along with shorter rides in theGrafton State Park on Friday and Sunday. Although the weekend had the potential to be derailed asa result of Hurricane Irene damage to roads and trails, the rides were a huge success, and would nothave been possible without the hard work of many. We would like to thank the NYS Department ofTransportation, the Towns of Grafton and Petersburgh, Grafton State Park staff, Seagroatt’s Florist,and the individual landowners who allowed us access to their property. Thanks for your part inmaking this annual event a memorable one for all who participated.You are the greatest! ~ From The Grafton Trail Riders

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Hudson Valley Com-munity College’sSustainability Com-mittee is sponsoringan ElectronicsRecycling Day on

Friday, October 7th, from 10a.m. to 3 p.m. in Parking Lot A(in front of BulmerTelecommunications Center).Open to the campuscommunity and the public, freeof charge, this service willaccept computer equipment,toner and inkjet cartridges,televisions and miscellaneouselectronics such astypewriters, fax machines,video game systems, cablesand wires. Electronics containwaste elements that arehazardous to theenvironment and humanhealth when not recycledproperly.For more information, [email protected]. Fordirections, go towww.hvcc.edu/campusmap.

TEXAS HOLD’EM

The Veterans of Stephentownwill hold a Texas Hold’emTournament on Saturday,October 8th, in the StephentownFire Hall, located on GrangeRoad in Stephentown. The doorswill open at 5:00 pm and closeat 6:00 pm. Play begins at 6:15sharp.A Free Buffet will be served atthe first break.No advance registration isrequired, and a donation of$35.00 per player wil l beaccepted. Players can make anadditional $10.00 donation at thedoor for 1,000 extra chips. Thistournament will pay one placefor every ten players with aminimum of four places.

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An Easter morning fire brought firedepartments from W. Sand Lk,AP, Taborton & Hoags Corners.Their quick response saved ourhome. We wish to thank ourfriends & family for their help. Irv and Cindy Sewell

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Academic Fall Convocationheld on September 22, 2011Members of Elmira College’sPhenomenal class of 2014were recognized during theCollege’s Fal l AcademicConvocation for receivingValedictorian, Salutatorian,Presidential, Trustee, orFounder Scholarships.MaNada Khaing ’15 of Troyearned the ValedictorianScholarship. MaNada is thedaughter of Mauny TheinNaing and Ma Khaing.Kathleen Kopaskie ’15 ofRensselaer earned theValedictorian Scholarship.Kathleen is the daughter ofJames and Genine Kopaskie.Students earn a Valedictorianor Salutatorian Scholarship forgraduating first or second intheir secondary school class.Valedictorian Scholarships arevalued at full tuition for fouryears. Salutatorian Scholar-ships are 75 percent of thetuition for four years.

Being under duress doesn’t giveanyone the right to disrespect thepeople who dropped everything torisk their life to save my home.God Bless the 1st responders.They go out in the rain, stand on aroof, on a hill in a storm and askfor nothing in return. Thank youfor saving our home!Scott, Alane, Elizabeth, Josie &Owen

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CAPITAL COMM. VOICES SEEKING SINGERS

Capital Community Voices, an SATB volunteer, non-audition choralgroup, is seeking singers in all voice parts for its Decemberconcert, “Mistletoe and Stars Aglow.” Rehearsals are Tuesdaysat 7 pm at Columbia High School, 962 Luther Road, EastGreenbush, and began September 13th. Call 370-5434 for moreinformation.

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Join us for 3 days on December 5th to 7th and travel by LuxuryMotorcoach. Just some of what we will experience: Guidedtour, hotel, 4 meals including dinner at Carmine’s, Radio CityMusic Hall, train tour, NY Botancial Gardens, Carriage Ride, theGracie mansion, Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center Christmastree displays. All inclusive cost of $499 per person, doubleoccupancy. Single rooms add $140. Book well in advance - Thistrip filled quickly last year! Call Laura for details at 674-0050.

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