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Dr. Kenneth W. Boynton beganhis dental practice over 27 yearsago in a small house in the heartof Kinderhook. Several yearslater, joined by a support staffof two, Dr. Boynton moved hispractice to the Valatie MedicalArts Center, located at theintersection of Route 9 and MainStreet in the Village of Valatie.Eager to serve patients and theirfamilies that he came to know ona first name basis, he enhancedthe services provided at thepractice with state of the artdentistry using the most current
tools and techniques at his disposal. Dentistry at this practiceis personalized to meet the unique requirements of each patient.As a private, dentist-owned practice, it is important to Dr.Boynton that patient care is not dictated by the constraints ofa mass marketed dental corporation or cost driven insuranceindustry. Patients can rest assured that in choosing Dr.Boynton’s family dental practice, every patient is given thetime and attention necessary to explore dental concerns,develop treatment plans specific to their own needs and todevelop a relationship with the professionals entrusted withtheir care.As the years passed, the practice has grown leaps and bounds.Dr. Boynton has embarked on a journey to grow his practice inresponse to the increasing number of patients who are lookingfor quality care in a warm and caring environment. Dr. Boyntonanticipates the addition of another doctor joining the staff inthe near future. A recent addition to the professional staff,who currently splits his time between St Peter’s Dental Clinicand Dr. Boynton’s, Dr. Anthony Cavanagh brings the value ofhis recent schooling and well developed skill set to the practice.Patients appreciate the flexibility of extended hours and theability to have a full array of services available to them thanksto the combined skill set of dedicated professionals.Service is not just limited to dental cleanings, fillings, crownsand bridges. Dental care begins with an unhurried discussionof the patient dental history and concerns followed by athorough examination, including digital x-rays and photos, asnecessary. Treatment plans are developed using a variety oftooth restoration options including dental fillings, bridges,implants, and time saving – one appointment Cerec crowns.Conscientious hygiene care at the office and follow-up at homehelp to limit patients’ exposure to more involved and potentiallyexpensive restorative treatment. Patients can also takeadvantage of a variety of tooth whitening and veneer optionsto enhance their appearance and confidence. The staff atKenneth W. Boynton, DMD, is always available to answerquestions about the practice and the care that they will receive.
“IN THE PARK”
CLOTHING SALE
The Coop-erative Chris-tian Ministriesof Schodackwil l hold aClothing Sale for $5/bag onApril 20th, from 9AM to 2PMat Trinity Lutheran, 70 GreenAvenue, Castleton-On-Hudson. For more info, callJoyce at 732-2388.
By Hannah LefflerWith the end of the year coming closer, it’s time for all goodthings to come to an end, at least for now. The Last show ofthe Averill Park Off-Broadway Players season is coming upsoon! On April 19th and April 20th, they will be hosting theirlast show, Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940 by John Bishop.On both nights, the show will start at 7pm and the cost onentry is $3 for students and senior citizens and $5 for adults.Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 is a very long name but anamazing show. Taking place in a Mansion, everyone who wasonce a part of an old show is brought together, and a murdereris amongst them. Mixed with antics, love, spinning bookcases,stabbings, jokes, hidden passageways, comedians and someGerman accents this play is a must see! You will be thrilled,shocked, and laugh your socks off all in one scene! It’s a showyou don’t want to miss! It’s the last show of the season andthe Off-Broadway Players will leave you yearning for nextyear! Don’t forget, you have two nights to see it Friday, April19th; and Saturday, April 20th, at 7pm at the high school!Everyone is welcome to attend!
MOVIE NIGHT AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
of EAST POESTENKILL
On Friday, April 19th, at 7PM the First Baptist Church of EastPoestenkill will hold a Movie Night in our Social Hall. We areholding a Popcorn and Movie (G) Screening for Kids and theirFamilies. Everyone is invited to this Free, Fun, Safe evening.Refreshements will be served. Please come join us for visitingand fellowship. We welcome all to join us.Questions? 283-5186.
TEXAS HOLD’EM
Chandler Young VFW on RT20 and Lyons Lake Road inNassau will hold a TexasHold’em on Sunday, April 14th.Doors open at 12PM and playbegins at 1PM. For moreinformation, call Claudia at423-5957 or Charlotte 766-3970.
PLANT DONATIONS
NEEDED
Spring Has Sprung! Saturday,May 11th, will be here beforeyou know it and people will bewaiting for the plant sale to openat 8:00 a.m. at Salem UnitedMethodist Church on ShaverRd., West Sand Lake. Before thathappens, however, we need lotsof plants to sell so our customerswon’t be disappointed. That’swhere you can help – and gethelp, at the same time. If youhave any perennials that needto be thinned out, especially theones that people want the most(please, no purple iris, orangeday lillies or hosta as we havesufficient quantities of those), callMary at 674-5436 after April 20th(if you can divide them yourself,please call her and let her knowthat). We hope to see you!
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NASSAU FREE LIBRARY NAMES
NEW DIRECTOR
Katherine Chansky, new librarydirector at Nassau Free Library,will be taking over from currentlibrary director, Patricia Sahr,who is retiring. Katherine’smost recent job was as SpecialCollections Reference Librarianfor the Rhode Island HistoricalSociety in Providence, RhodeIsland, where she worked withhistoric manuscripts and rarebooks.Katherine’s library backgroundis in local history and adult reference. After earning her MLSat SUNY Albany in 2000, Katherine went on to work on thereference desks of the Saratoga Springs Public Library andthe Crandall Public Library. At Crandall Library in Glens Falls,NY, she coordinated the writers’ series, inviting poets andnovelists to give readings in the library. She co-edited apublication of memoirs written by Crandall library patrons.From 2007 to 2011, Katherine was in charge of the Grems-Doolittle Library in Schenectady’s historic Stockade District.She worked closely with a dedicated staff of volunteers tocatalog important collections of local history and genealogyand set up many programs drawing on historical themes.Katherine is looking forward to working with the library staff,volunteers and Friends of the Library on upcoming programs,and collaborating with community partners on special eventsin Nassau.
KIWANIS HOSTS FREE
“DISSIPATED EIGHT” CONCERT
The Kiwanis Club of Sand Lake proudly presents its annual freespring concert featuring Middlebury College’s award winning a-cappella group “The Dissipated Eight”. This highly entertainingall-male group will once again be performing on Friday, April12th , at the Averill Park High School auditorium from 7:00 until8:00 p.m. The group always presents a lively, fun-filled concertappealing to all age groups.The group performs all over New England (as well as Bermuda!)at private venues, other colleges, and high schools alike. With60 years behind them, they look forward to continued successthrough the blending of traditional and contemporary a cappella.As part of our ongoing commitment to our community, Kiwanisis pleased to offer free events such as the D8 concert, and thelive music at Summerfest. D8 always gives a great show, so wehope to see you there.Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated tochanging the world one child and one community at a time.http://sandlakekiwanis.org.
IT’S CARNIVAL TIME!
The WSL CARNIVAL is SATURDAY, APRIL 13th, from 11AM –4PM. Stop by West Sand Lake Elementary School for GAMESand ACTIVITIES, PRIZES, CARNIVAL FOOD, RAFFLES (withover 75 items), LOCAL VENDORS, THEMED PHOTOS andMAGNET PHOTOS, KIDS CRAFTS, POLICE DEMONSTRATIONSand loads of FAMILY FUN!! Can’t wait to see you - Saturday,April 13th, from 11 – 4.
TAKE BACK
THE NIGHT
Please join us for the 2ndAnnual “Take Back The Night”walk on Thursday, April 25th.Everyone should meet at 6p.m. at Onderdonk Park inHampton Manor, EastGreenbush. Walk & Festivitiesbegin at 7 p.m. Shatter thesilence, stop the violence. Wewalk in memory of Liza E.Warner & Nikki L. Hart. Hostedby Friends and family of bothvictims of domestic violence.Rain or shine. Hope to see youthere!
WUFSD ANNOUNCES PETITIONS FOR
BOARD MEMBER CANDIDATES AVAILABLE
The Wynantskill Union Free School District is announcing thatPetitions for prospective Board of Education members areavailable starting February 14, 2013. There are two BoardMember seats available with term ending June 30, 2016. Inorder to be qualified to be a Board of Education member, acandidate must be: a citizen of the United States, eighteenyears of age or older, and a legal resident of the school district.These petitions are available Monday through Friday in theWynantskill Union Free School District Superintendent’s Officelocated on East Avenue in Wynantskill between the hours of 8a.m. to 3 p.m. The petitions and 100 word or less bio are dueto the District Clerk on or before Monday, April 22, 2013 by 3p.m. For further information, please call Kathy Fazioli, DistrictClerk at 283-4679 Ext. 14.~ Kathryn Fazioli, District Clerk
SCHODACK SHOULD PLAN FOR
FUTURE GENERATIONS
Letter to the Editor: The year is 2050, or some future time, andSchodack has developed into a metropolis with businesses of manytypes stretching out Rt. 20 as far as Beaver Rd., including the backland as well as along the highway because of a 12 inch water lineinstalled back around year 2000.All of Rt. 9 has also been pretty much developed. Rt. 20 is having asewer problem as the planners back around 2013 felt an 8 inch linewould be adequate. Maybe they didn’t think about a gravity sewerline being effective all the way to Beaver Rd. and maybe the 8 inchline would be adequate to that point. But now development hashalted, because that 8 inch line cannot take any more sewerage,especially when it reaches the 9 & 20 split because the sewage frompart of or all of Rt. 9 is also joining the 8 inch main.Here we are back in 2013; What 8" main you may ask? DunkinDoughnuts (DD) is about to build an 8" sewer line to join the sewerline in Schodack Center.Now is the time to prevent that problem which our future generationswill encounter. DD is paying for all the expense of installing the newsewer line from their establishment across from the Schodack Policestation all the way to Kraft Rd. The gravity 8 inch line would runalong Rt. 9&20 only as far as the Moordeners Kill, as the rest of theline would be a smaller line under pressure and appears to beadequate. Wouldn’t it be advisable for Schodack to offer to pay thedifference of the cost of 12 inch pipe instead of the 8 inch pipe? Isuspect the ditch would be the same size, so the excavation wouldnot cost any extra.Why chance an 8 inch bottle neck, especially when we are talkingof only about 2,000 feet. If the town has a 12 inch line underpressure for fresh water, how can an 8 inch line return the sewerwater?~ Raymond W. Lemka, Schodack residentEditors 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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LOVE LUTHERAN CHURCH -
THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
The vision of the Lord is certainly majestic, but His message offaith and salvation is absolutely transforming. It changeseveryone! Join us at Love Lutheran Church as we honor Godfor transforming us for praise, now and eternally. Come hearthe words of life as Pastor Henry presents a sermon entitled,“What a Revelation!” based on the Book of Revelation 5: 1-14.Love Lutheran Church is located at Middlesex Road andPheasant Lane in East Greenbush. Worship begins at 10 AM.Please call 477-8685 for directions.
CROSS STITCH SHOWCASE
Sally Statile and her sister Nancy Stowell cordiallyinvite everyone to a free Cross Stitch spectacularshowcase at the Brunswick Church Hall locatedon White Church Lane (between Tamarac &Poestenkill off RT 351) in Troy, NY on Friday,April 12th, from 1PM to 7PM; and Saturday, April13th, from 10AM to 4PM.
Local residents will also be proudly displaying their work, with atotal of approximately 200 items.Sally and Nancy have been stitching for over 35 years. Manypieces are often mistaken for paintings because of their detailedcraftsmanship. Please come and see counted cross stitch as aform of art with needle and thread.
“LINCOLN”
TO BE SHOWN
St. Timothy’s ChurchFREE family film nightfor April 19th willpresent “Lincoln”with the AcademyAward Winningperformance as Best
Actor Daniel Day Lewis.As the Civil War continues torage, America’s presidentstruggles with continuingcarnage on the battlefield andas he fights with many insidehis own cabinet on thedecision to emancipate theslaves.The film will be presented at6:30 on the 19th; there willbe free popcorn and soda forall attendees.For more information, go tow w w . i m d b . c o m / t i t l e /tt0443272/ or call 283.1372
MAKE DONATIONS GROW DURING
APRIL AT DOORS OF HOPE
It’s always nice when we make a donation to have value added toour gift. That’s just what happens during the month of April to giftsof food and money that are donated to Doors of Hope located at4352 NY Hwy 150, West Sand Lake. Every spring the FeinsteinFoundation divides $1 million among hunger fighting organizationsacross the nation. In that time span, all donated food items areweighed and money gifts recorded and reported to the foundation.Perhaps you, your church, organization, business, or school wouldlike to join this effort during April and have your donations increasein value. It’s a good time to give!~ Naomi Boel (D.O.H. board member)
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
RETIRES
Open House honoring Patricia Sahr,retiring director of the Nassau Free
Library, is planned for Sunday, April 14, 2 – 5 pm, at GraceUnited Methodist Church Hall, 42 Church Street, Nassau. Patserved as director of the library for fifteen- years, havingpreviously worked under Carolyn Sherman, director for overforty-years.Nassau Free Library serves Nassau and Schodack within theUpper Hudson Library System (Rensselaer and AlbanyCounties). All members of the community, friends and families,are invited to join the Board of Trustees, Friends of the Libraryand library staff, in greeting Pat and enjoying light refreshmentson the 14th.Many local businesses and organizations have supported thelibrary in this celebration, acknowledging the library’s influencewith countless resources and activities for all ages.A short presentation is planned at 4 PM at which time guestsand local officials will acknowledge Pat’s dedication and serviceto the library and surrounding communities. Her outstandingleadership, including the transition into the 21st century andthe world of technology, has kept the library a vital resourceand community center. Share your heart-felt “thank you” andjoin the celebration.Contact the library with any questions: 766-2715. Additionalparking at St. Mary’s Church.
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On Sat., April 20th, at 8pm experience a unique musical journeyas extraordinary musicians Greg Artzner, Dan Berggren, Betsyand Steve Fry, Reggie Harris, Terry Leonino, John Roberts, BillSpence, Toby Stover, Susan Trump, and George Wilson, performat the Sand Lake Center for the Arts as part of its Squire Jacobconcert series. Several of these musicians will be recognizedfrom performances. This presentation of both solo and ensemblework was produced, compiled and directed by Old Songs, Inc.executive director, Andy Spence, in collaboration with themusicians, and includes songs of the Civil War era as well asthose composed in response to the War.Tickets are $20. Reservations are encouraged and can be madeat 518-674-2007 or visit http://www.slca-ctp.org/. SLCA islocated at 2880 NY 43, Averill Park, NY. There is plenty of freeparking and the building is completely handicap accessible.
HIGHLIGHT ACTING TROUPE PRESENTS
“IT WAS A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT”The Highlight Acting Troupe wil l beperforming “It Was a Dark and StormyNight” written by Tim Kelly, directed byKathryn Capalbo, and assisted by Ken Ryeron Friday and Saturday, April 12, 13, 19,20 at 8 pm and Sunday, April 14 and 21 at 2
pm. Performances will be held at the Brunswick Grange, Rt. 7and 142 (in back of Stewart’s). Tickets are $15 for adults and$12 for seniors and students 6-12.Come one, come all to the Ye Olde Wayside Inn, where thereare three insane cousins, and one crazy house maid. The YeOlde Wayside Inn is dirty and dusty and looks like it’s fromanother time. It’s a dark and stormy night when several guestsget stuck there. Who will live? Who will be themurderer? For reservations or information, call Tina at 272-7558 or visit our website at highlightacting.org.
ANTIQUES APPRAISAL DAYAn Antiques Appraisal Day has beenrescheduled at Trinity Lutheran Church, cornerof Green Ave. & Hudson St., Castleton-on-Hudson, to Saturday, April 13th, from 10 am- 2pm. The event is hosted by Mark Lawson ofMark Lawson Antiques, Dennis Holzman ofDennis Holzman Antiques and Nancy Toomer,
of House of Rose Antiques. Bring your antiques or treasuresto Trinity Lutheran Church and find out their value. There willbe a charge of $5 for each item or 3 for $10. There is a limit of3 items per person. All proceeds benefit Trinity Lutheran Church.For more information or directions, please call Janice Avery at732-2748.
ANCHOR FOOD PANTRY & THRIFT SHOP
MOVINGThe Anchor Food Pantry and Thrift Shop is moving from TheTrinity Lutheran Church to 34 Boltwood Ave. in Castleton as ofMay 2nd, 2013. The new location is behind The Riverside Ctr.for Rehabilitation (formerly Resurrection Nursing Home) in thebuilding previously used by the Maple Hill Pre-School. TheAnchor’s phone number will remain the same at 732-4120.
AREA RESIDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYThe following area students enrolled at Syracuse Universitywere named to the Fall 2012 Dean’s List for their respectiveschools/colleges: Taylor Chaskey, Averill Park (College of Visualand Performing Arts); Alexandra Fortin, Averill Park (Martin J.Whitman School of Management); Seth Frost-Tift, Averill Park(L. C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science);Emily Tucci, Averill Park (L. C. Smith College of Engineering andComputer Science); Alicia Marie Verdile, East Greenbush(College of Arts and Sciences); Andrew DiDonato, HoosickFalls (Falk college of Sport and Human Dynamics); ChristinaDeThomasis, Rensselaer (S.I. Newhouse School of PublicCommunications); Marissa Donovan, Rensselaer (Falk collegeof Sport and Human Dynamics); Adam Scirico, Rensselaer (L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science);Stephen Debonis, Troy (L. C. Smith College of Engineering andComputer Science); John Filuta Jr., Troy (L. C. Smith Collegeof Engineering and Computer Science); John Reeves, Troy (L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science); KyleT. Ishman, Troy (College of Arts and Sciences).
BOOK SALEThe Friends of the RensselaerPublic Library are having theirannual book sale on Thursday,April 11th, from 4:00 - 8:00 PMfor advanced sales. The regularsale starts Friday, April 12th, from11AM - 8PM, and Saturday, April13th, from 9AM - Noon. BagSale on Saturday, 12noon - 3PM.Other events include a giftbasket raffle and membershiptable where you can buy one ofour sturdy library bags with agreat logo on the front. Thelibrary is located at 676 East St.,Rensselaer, across from theAmtrak parking lot. Stop in andsee our beautiful library andlook through the largeassortment of books we havefor sale this year. Don’t forgetto take a chance to win abeautiful gift basket .
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ALGONQUIN MS HONOR ROLL
MEMBERSHIP FOR 2nd MARKING PERIODIt is a pleasure to list the 486 students who qualified for the AlgonquinHonor Roll by attaining one of the following standards of scholasticachievement.Merit Roll — Average of 88-91, with no grade below 70 and noincompletes; Honor Roll — Average of 92-95, with no grade below70 and no incompletes; High Honor Roll — Average of 96 to 100,with no grade below 70 and no incompletes. In addition, to qualifyfor any list a student may not have a Work Habits or Citizenshipgrade of “Need Improvement” or “Unsatisfactory” in any subject.Grade 6: High Honor Roll: Emily Armlin, Ryan Baker, SamuelBendett, Jessica Beskid, Michael Beskid, Logan Bielawski, OliviaBonesteel, Jacqueline Borland, Brian Bourne, Emily Bulmer, IrisBursey, Molly Cardamone, Anthony Carucci, Hadley Chan, TrevorCollins, Allena Combs, Shauna Corry, Emma Crawley, Kara Dodge,Nicholas DonVito, Angelina Ferritto, Eamon Finnerty, WilliamsFleming, Ruthann Flick, Jake Franchi, Christian Gorman, Zoe Gras,Megan Hale, Nathaniel Jamison, Emily Jaworski, Aiden Jones, EmilyJorden, Olivia Kelley, Kelsey Kittleson, Nixon Kwok, Jadyn Lee,Phoebe Lorusso, Isabella Maddalone, Zachary McGrath, AngusMcPherson, Jenna Miller, Sophia Morone, Marissa Nagel, KatherineO’Neill-Knasick, Lauren Pelletier, Joan Quinones, Kyle Reasor, AnitaReitano, Victoria Simkulet, Mariah St. Onge, Ethan Stevens, Elli SolStrich, Kristen Thomas, Celina Tomlinson, Abigail Vandenberg,Morgan VanDervoort, Jack Wendell, Aidan Westfall, Laura Wing,Izabella With, Merrill Wrenn, Julia Zaremba, Keating Zelenke andRebekah Zimmerman. Grade 6: Honor Roll: Noora Ahmed, AlexisAnton, Martin Bond, Austin Bradway, Victoria Bubie, Hanna Buono,Caterina Burns, Emma Card, Taya Catlin, Danielle Clapham, JamesCocca, Jesse Crawford-Harris, Christina DeGroff, Karisa Dell, WesleyDoscher, Anthony Dutcher, JennaFarley, Abigail Filli, Mark Finelli, Bradley Fink, Konnor Fink, SeanFinn, Matthew Gaston, Timothy Geddis, Nicholas Gelder, SydneyGile, Megan Glanton, Cole Gorleski, Margaret Gray, Jeremy Gregware,Marissa Guilbault, Thomas Hacker, Michaela Hanczaryk, DylanHansen, Julia Haworth, Jack Hennessy, Abigail Hillenbrandt,Christopher Hutnick, Owen Joyce, AndrewKardelky, Matthew Kenneally, Michael LaChance, Taylor Liberty,Nicholas Maggio, Stephanie Mangene, Morgan Mason, JamesMcDade, Olivia Meemken, Kelsey Mohl, EmmaLee Morgan, CarlNitz, Avery Pascucci, Nicholas Pastizzo, Stephanie Paul, Kelsey Perala,Scott Petersen, Grace Powers, Jason Reed, Cuyler Reynolds, TristanShelhamer, Micayla Slattery, NicholasSpink, Stephanie St. Pierre, Petra Valenti, Madelyn Van Aken,Andrew VanRoy, Brendan Waldorf, Hannah Warrender, JessieWilliams, and Nicholas Zalucky. Grade 6: Merit Roll: Matt Atherholt,William Ballard, Andrea Bingham, Angelina Bonacquisti, HaileyBowers, Lillian Bushey, Kyarra Callum, Morgan Catlin, KayleeClairmont, Shawn Cornelius, Anna Doyle, Hunter Farrell, Sean Graf,Kyle Hart, Carley Hinman, Alyssa Jacon, Zachary Karhan, GennaLaRose, John Leonard, Jacob Lucier, Joseph Magill, Gabrielle Mainville,Morgan McIntyrne, John McKenna, Mitchell Mihalko, Kyle Moak,Josephine Morelli, Morgan Morizio, Madalyne Piche, Zachary Price,Ryan Ranken, Ryan Reardon, Caitlin Siegel, Logan Southard, CollinSt. Pierre, Anna Stern, Angela Thomas, Alex Verardi, Travis Vooris,MeiLin Wachtel, Amanda Winckler, Dylan Wolfe and Nikolas Yash.Grade 7: High Honor Roll: Lilyanna Ainsley, Connor Balter, EvanBell, Abby Bergmann, Hannah Brisee, Taylor-Rae Brundige, AlanaCarroll, Abigail Chenette, Lauren Combs, Emily Conway, MarkDearstyne, Leah Debboli, Amanda Finelli, Andrew Fountain, KylieGavitt, John Giannone, Heath Glasgow, Ryan Gutheil, MichaelHansen, Madison Hasbrouck, Emily Henricks, Alyssa Herbold, ArlyssHerzig, Sally Holden, Madelyne Holmes, William Hynes, StephanieJankovic, Adam Johnson, Danielle Kiely, Nathan Lapinski, Emma
Limoges, Ariel Loucks, Lauren McClure, Mary Beth McDade, PaulMcGreevy, Derek McMahon, Jacob Miller, Ian Moore, Lydia Murphy,Morgan Nichols, Caitlin O’Neill, Luciano Pascarella, Isabella Pastore,Farrell Pelcher, Sonia Popal, Noah Prashaw, Courtney Ries, ColbieRoberts, Katherine Rollins, Matthew Romano, Sierra Rooney, KristinaSanchez, Kristen Schaefer, Heidi Schuman, Cameran Schwarz, KevinSilver, Jacob Snyder, Ryan Stewart, Mara Strich, Cooper Willis,Joseph Windover, Mallory Wood and Raymond Yeung.Grade 7: Honor Roll: Joseph Adamo, Andrea Arellano, BiancaBagramian, Kaitlyn Bates, Elizabeth Burridge, Shannon Carney,Abigail Clark, Julia Corellis, Lucas Coutin, Susan Cretaro, ConnorCusson, Serena DeJulio, Ryan Deo, Thea Dimin, Olivia DuBois,Brady DuPont, Zachary Effman, Jessica Farley, Nicholas Ferlito,Nicholas Ferra, Alexandra Film, Sarah Flagg, Emma Flint, LydiaFlynn, Courtney Gorleski, Brooke Hastings, Hope Heritage,Samantha Herrington, Connor Hicks, Alexander Holcomb, KyleHunter, Julia Huntley, Amanda Hyson, Evan Kortz, Ryan Kronau,Justin Lettko, Jessica Liberty, James Madsen, Sara Marks, GraceMarrochello, Dylan Mather-Richardson, Madison Mau, MichaelMcCartin, Sierra Miner, Zachary Nichols, Jack Paris, Leah Paulson,Emily Popp, Jade Qua, Rachel Quell, Victoria Radley, Jade Rodriguez,Schuyler Ruschmeyer, Alyssia Sanchez, Melissa Schupp, BryanSleasman, Shea Slocum, Noah Snyder, Manvir Sohal, ZacharySpencer, Claudia Stay, Jacob Stewart, Mercedes Tyler, PrestonWait, Amelia Wilson and Colin Zieske. Grade 7: Merit Roll: MorganAngrisano, Peter Annello, Ryan Biittig, Ethan Blais, Alana Brennan,Josephine Criscione, Sarah Davidson, Kaitlin DeFlumer, HunterDobert, Cameron Duncan, Samantha Dunham, Madeline Dunigan,Erik Dunn, Tanner Dunworth, James Ely, Mackenzy Ferra, CheyanneFink, Andrea Garrow, Anthony Germinerio, Jared Glasser, CatherineHannigan, Lucas Harland, Margaret Hayes, Loren Heck, AdoraHorrocks, Connor Hosley, Sydney Jones, Jacqueline Jurs, Anna-Leah Martin, Aaron Masse, Cameron Michael, Isabel Morris, KatherineMunyan, Diana Nunes Costa, Andrew Panzanaro, Richard Pascucci,Gavin Quinn, Erin Ranken, Phoebe Reuther, Gabrielle Signorelli,Garrett Wagner, Jack Wellington and Zachary Whitmore. Grade8: High Honor Roll: Julia Adams, John Aretakis III, Andrew Balogh,Payton Bielawski, Joseph Bott, Amanda Bourne, CassandraBruzdzinski, Christina Bucci, Dominick Carnevale, Taylor Clement,Nora Collins, Jeanna DiPaolo, Jack Ferlito, Brendan Garrow, SarahGarzione, Katherine Glanton, Emily Haworth, Sarah Herbold,Hannah Katz, Brad Kenneally, Jordan Kennedy, Rachel Koch, CammyKwok, Zachary Lanoue, Eric LaPointe, Jessica Malenfant, MakaylaMartinez, Anne McKenna, Kristin Morin, Maeve Morrissey, MorganMoscinski, Allison Mullen, Olivia Novak, Tyler Petell, Molly Riegert,Jamie Salerno, Samantha Schroeder, Shannon Seeberger, AlyssaSicko, Angelina Solomon, Kelsey VanFleet, Laura Wendell, ConorWillsie, Zoe Willson and Daniel Wrenn. Grade 8: Honor Roll:Gabriella Alberino, John Anton, William Bornt, Alexander Bubie,
SUPPORT FUTURE TEACHERSCongratulations repeated to the29 recipients of awards by theElmer E. Stahlman ScholarshipFund. Started by the Class of1955 in 1996 to honor Elmer E.Stahlman and to assistgraduates of Averill Park HighSchool who will pursue educationto become teachers, 2 awardsof $500 each are planned for
2013. “Prof” Stahlman’s history at Averill Park Central SchoolDistrict #1 began in 1929 as principal. Jude Rowe, Sand LakeTown Historian states “Elmer E. Stahlman was considered oneof the best educators in our area. His caring andencouragement of students to further their educationexemplified his dedication.” She adds, “Continuing supportdepends on you. It adds up, don’t think a small donation willnot be appreciated. Every little bit counts”. Your support isneeded. Thank you to donors includes classes 1956 & 1957.Donations can be sent to Averill Park High School, 146 GettleRoad, Averill Park, NY 12018 Attn: E.E. Stahlman ScholarshipFund. ~ Nancy W. Davis, Class of 1955 APCSD
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NASSAU FREE LIBRARY APRIL PROGRAMS• Story-time, Wednesdays @ 10:30am, Join Kristine for simplestories and a craft.• Family Movie Night - April 12th @ 6:00pm. Popcorn andbeverages served while Showing “Rise of the Guardians”.Rated PG.• International Potluck - April 18th 6-8pm. Come taste flavorsfrom around the world...the next stop will be Italy. Bring anItalian potluck dish to share. Please feel free to bring anyitems you have or stories you would like to share with thegroup. We will provide beverages and paper products. Allages welcome. Please call or email to register and let us knowwhat dish you will be bringing.• Family Bingo - April 22nd @ 6:30pm. Bring a candy bar andplay bingo to win the candy bars. All ages kids and adultswelcome.• Movie Discussion Club - April 22nd @ 7pm. This month thegroup will be discussing “Five by Two, Five Animated Shorts byFrank & Caroline Mouris.” The local filmmaker, Frank Mouris,will be attending this discussion.• Battle of the Books! - April 25th @ 6:30pm. Join us for a nightof fun competition. We will read a short story out loud andthen divide participants into groups to see who wins the battle!All ages kids and adults welcome. Prize will be awarded to thewinning team.
THE DIANE HALE MEMORIALSCHOLARSHIP
The Sand Lake Garden Club is now taking applications for theDiane Hale Memorial Scholarship. Two scholarships of $750 eachwill be awarded. Scholarship Rules: 1. Open to all 2013 graduatingseniors.2. Resident of the Averill Park School District.3. Registered for full time studies at an accredited 2 or 4 year college4. Submit a 500 word essay on:How can one person make a difference to the environment?Essays are to be double spaced with the applicant’s name on top.Applications may be found on the Sand Lake Garden Club website.http://sandlakegardenclub.com/ Submit application and 500 wordessay by May 1, 2013 to: Sand Lake Garden Club, PO Box 660,Averill Park, NY 12018.
GREENBUSH GARDEN CLUB OFFERING$1000 SCHOLARSHIP
The Greenbush Garden Club is offering a $1000 scholarship to agraduating senior from Rensselaer County. The purpose of thisaward is to encourage the study of biology, ecology, environmentalconservation, forestry, floriculture, horticulture or any other fieldrelated to garden club interests. To be eligible to compete for thisaward, the applicant must be a member of the current graduatingclass of a participating high school and a resident of RensselaerCounty. Participating Schools include Columbia, LaSalle, Maple Hill,Rensselaer and Averill Park. Application forms are available at theguidance offices and are due April 30, 2013. The winner will benotified before May 31 and invited to the June Club picnic meetingfor the presentation of the award. For information, call Mrs. MarieCeleste, scholarship committee member at 471-5110.
HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCIAL AIDWORKSHOP AT HVCC
Hudson Valley Community College, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, issponsoring free, hands-on workshop on higher education financialaid on Wednesday, April 17, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the college’sBulmer Telecommunications Center first floor meeting rooms. TheWorkshop is designed to assist families and students in understandingfinancial aid eligibility and how to apply for federal/state aid andscholarships. The college’s financial aid staff will answer questionsand help attendees file their Free Application for Federal StudentAid (FAFSA) online. All families interested in learning about financialaid are welcome, not just those with students considering HudsonValley Community College. Online event registration is requested atwww.hvcc.edu/finaid/workshops. A live webcast will be streamedfrom the same Web site during the event. For information, call (518)629-7150.
ATTENTION POESTENKILLHIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
The Leo B. Clement /Poestenkill Library Memorial Scholarship isready to be claimed by a High School Senior who is a resident ofthe town of Poestenkill. The student from a public, private orhome school must be attending a two or four-year college aftergraduation.An essay about the applicant’s love of reading should be 500-750 words in length. The typed essay must be received by May31, 2013. No specific font or spacing is required. Applicant’sname should not be on the essay page. A cover page must besubmitted which includes: Applicant’s name, address, andphone number, High School currently attending (or equivalent),College attending in the fall.Essay should be submitted via e-mail, mail, or in person to thelibrary by May 31, 2013.E-mail: [email protected]: PO Box 305, Poestenkill, NY 12140 or in person duringlibrary hours. Only one submission per student is allowed.
4-H AUCTION SUPPORTS4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Rensselaer County 4-H Teen Council willhost their annual Auction, Friday, April 19th,at Brittonkill Elementary School, Route 2 inBrunswick. Doors open at 6:30pm, biddingstarts at 7:00pm. Auction items will includenew and used items, merchandise and giftcertificates donated by Rensselaer Countybusinesses, and theme baskets designed and
donated by 4-H Clubs throughout the county. Dinner, dessertand refreshments will be available.The 4-H Auction is an annual county-wide fund raiser and allproceeds from the Auction go toward award collegescholarships, fair judges, awards, educational activities, trips,and support volunteer recognition efforts.We will be collecting donations until that evening. To get moreinformation call the 4-H Office at Cornell Cooperative Extensionof Rensselaer County Rensselaer County at (518)272-4210.Items can be delivered to the Rensselaer County CCE Office,61 State Street, Troy, NY 12180. The 4-H Office is located onthe second floor.
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PLEASE ADOPT ME!Hi, I’m Flower! I’m a spunky female kitty that wasabandoned in Guilderland & I’m now looking for a goodhome. You may have seen me in this space before as Iwas here last summer with my sister, who has since beenadopted. I’ve really been patient and know it’ll be my turn soon! I’m 3.5 years old, and as youcan see in this picture, I’m decked out in soft black & white fur. I’m a pretty chatty kitty and thevolunteers say I’m gentle & friendly, personable & playful! I would really love to find my foreverhome. Would you please consider adopting me?As with all Purrfect Companion kitties, Flower is up-to-date on routine shots, house trained andneutered or spayed.For more information on Flower, please contact the following Purrfect Companions’representative: Maryann at 331-2221 or at [email protected]. Pleaseuse this phone number ONLY for adoption purposes! Purrfect Companions is a non-profit, allvolunteer rescue organization. We are always looking for good volunteers to help with thekitties or assist at our adoption clinics. If you’d like to donate a little time to these worthyanimals, please give us a call at 463-8709. Our adoption clinics are held 12:30-4:00 mostSaturdays and Sundays at Petco, Northway Mall, Albany NY. Stop by and see some of our otherkitties! We may have one that is just “PURRFECT” for you!
CAPP PET ADOPTION CLINIC
CAPP Pet Adoptions will hold a Pet Adoption Clinic on Sat., April13th, from 11AM to 1PM at the Healthy Pet Center, 154 DelawareAve., Delmar. Dog and Cat adoptions: Beagles; Boston/Beagle;Cattle Dog; Chihuahuas; Hound mix; Jack Russell; Lab (black,young); Lab, Black mix; MinPin/Beagle; Pekingese; Pom mix;Poodle mix; Shepherd mix; Smooth Collie/Aussie; Shih-Tzu; Yorkie;Yorkie mix. Many nice cats—several Siamese for adoption! Meet
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Sweet hound mix,Approximately 8 monthsold, spayed and currentwith all shots. She lovesother dogs and loves toplay.
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Nike is big in size and in heart.Very social and affectionate,Nike gets along great withdogs and children. This big boywould probably do well in ahousehold with other young,playful cats. His adoption feeis $60. He’s up to date on allvaccines and is neutered. Tolearn more about Nike, call766-2636.Nike is located at the NassauVeterinary Clinic, PLLC, 3930RT 20, Nassau, NY 12123
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Join us for amusical even-ing of fun andexcitement atthis fundraisingbenefit forCAPP (Com-
panion Animal PlacementProgram), on Friday, May10th, from 7 to 10PM atJackson’s Old ChathamHouse, 646 Albany Turnpike,Old Chatham.Blues & Country Rock musicby Joe Adee - Band along withspecial guest musicians,Nassau Vet Clinic’s Dr. CarolynSanford on violin, her son DanSanford on drums and Dr. BillZimmerman (Dr. Lisa Dietrich’shusband) on bass guitar.CAPP’s Spring Into ActionRaffle with cash prizestotaling $1,000 - drawing at9:30PM. Chance auction!Music! Food! Fun!
TAKE ‘EM OUT IN CUFFS!Letter to the Editor: But…. don’t use my name.As a matter of fact, I’m not giving you my nameeither. I’m an anonymous caller. Whatever I tellyou is the absolute truth. Now go and arrestthem. Take their dog away from them and givethem a hefty fine. They deserve it. After all,there are laws! Go get ‘em. Click! They hang up. The call ismade from a blocked number.Messages such as this are also sent by email and left on theanswering machine. They almost always mention that thereare laws. That much is correct. There are laws. One importantlaw these callers don’t mention states that there must be awitness to a violation of the law before a ticket is issued.If a dog is barking keeping you up all night, destroying yourproperty or attempting to attack your family, there is a legalprocedure in place to address the problem. Without it, falseaccusations and vendetta-based complaints would fill thecourts.If you have a problem with your neighbor, it may be a goodidea to talk to your neighbor first. If no remedy can be found,call your municipal animal control officer for information onother options. Give the officer your name and contactinformation, and then tell the truth without embellishment.There are laws, but you can’t accomplish anything if yourprimary concern is hiding your identity.~ Catherine Crawmer, Animal Control Officer 477-8230
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EMPTY BOWLSOn Sunday, April14th, an EmptyBowls event tobenefit theHeifer Projectwill be held at theChurch of the
Covenant United MethodistChurch, Rte 43, near theintersection with Old Route 66in Averill Park, NY. The HeiferProject provides animals forneedy families and villages allover the world. The animalsprovide food and/or clothingfor the families. The date andtime is Sunday, April 14th, from12:00 - 2:00 pm. There will bea “Freewill Offering” for yourbowl, soup and bread. Youmay bring your own bowl oryou can use the church bowls.The soup will be provided byAverill Park, Sand Lake andWest Sand Lake arearestaurants.
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EVENING DINNER & CONCERTRensselaer Senior Center, located at the McManus Center (oldSt. John’s school), East and Herrick Streets, Rensselaer, proudlyhosts tribute artist, Jeff Jarvis as “Roy Orbison,” at an eveningdinner program, on April 16th. Dinner will be served at 5:00PM.Following dinner, enjoy this great tribute concert. Suggestedcontri-bution for dinner is $2.75. You must dine with us toenjoy this show.We want to thank CDPHP, for their sponsorship of this muchanticipated event. Please call the Center at 463-2166 for areservation, or for more information, seats are limited. Plentyof free parking.
RENSSELAER ALUMNI ASSOC. HALL OF
FAME DINNER & INDUCTION CEREMONYThe Alumni Association of the Rensselaer School District willhold its first Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction Ceremony onSunday, April 21st, at Moscatiellos Restaurant, Rte 4 in NorthGreenbush.~ Cocktail Hour 6-7pm-hors d’ oeuvres & cash bar ~ Dinner7pm- Salad, Beverages, Buffet & Dessert ~ Induction Ceremony8:30 – 10pm ~ Tickets are $40/pp, please make your check outto Renss. Alumni Association and send to 25 Van RensselaerDr., Rensselaer, NY 12144. Your ticket will be mailed back toyou. Space is limited, so send for your ticket today. This yearwe will be honoring: Barry Cavanaugh, Class of ’75; KeithChambers, Class of ’75; The Class of 1948; James Cochran,Class of 66; Louis H. Dutcher, Class of ’24 (posthumously);Marcia Lehner, SJA Renss Class of ’35 (posthumously); Charles“Ernie” Mann, Class of ’65; Robert Pasciullo PhD, Class of ’48;Ernest Blaine Richard Class of ’48 (posthumously); and LindaRozell Shannon PhD, Class of ’72.
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SPAGHETTI DINNERThe SONS Squadron of theAmerican Legion Melvin RoadsPost 1231 will be holding aSpaghetti Dinner Friday, April19th, from 4:30pm to 7:30pm.The meal wil l consist ofspaghetti, meatballs,sausage, bread and dessert.Adults are asked to donate$8.00 while children under 12,$4.00. You can “eat in or takeout”. The Post is located at200 Columbia Turnpike, EastGreenbush. Proceeds will gotoward the SONS ongoingprogram on behalf of ourveterans.
LASAGNA DINNERThe Men’s Club of St. Michaels The Archangel Church, locatedat 175 Williams Road in Troy, is sponsoring a Lasagna Dinner onTuesday, April 16th, from 5PM to 7PM. Cost is $12 for Adults,$4 for children and $10 for Advance Sales. Please call 273-3750 for more info.
ROAST BEEF DINNERSalem will beholding a RoastBeef dinner onApril 13th from4:30pm ti l l6:00pm, for thesmall price of $11 for adults,and a lower cost for children.The All-You-Can-Eat Dinner willalso include mashed potatoes,green beans, butternutsquash, coleslaw, gravy, rolls,and a slice of one of our largeselection of pies for dessert.The church is located just offShaver Road. Reservationsare appreciated (walk-ins onan as available basis) by callingthe church office at 674-3106.We look forward to providingthe community with a wonder-ful dinner at a fantastic price.
GIFFY’S CHICKEN BBQThe Kiwanis Club of Troy is holding their annual Giffy’s BBQ atSt. Michael’s Church at 175 Williams Rd in Troy (next to HVCC)on Friday, May 10th, from 4 to 6PM. Only $10 gets you a fullhalf chicken dinner with all the sides, beverage & dessert. Allmoney goes to Troy area children’s projects!!Call Dean for tickets at 322-0826.
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PARMESAN DINNERThe Stephentown Valley Rod& Gun Club, RT 43, WestStephentown wil l hold aChicken Parmesan Dinner onApril 20th from 1PM to 6PM;Dinner served at 4PM, call766-5350. For tickets, seeany member or call the Club.Tickets are $12.50 for Adults,$5 for Children under 12 andChildren under 5 are free.Chicken Parmesan Dinnerincludes: 1 Free Draft/Wine/Soda with admission, ChickenParm & Pasta, Sausage &Meatballs, Salad & Bread.
CHICKEN ‘N BISCUIT DINNERVan Rensselaer Star Chapter #256, Order of the Eastern Star,in East Greenbush is holding a Chicken ‘n Biscuit Dinner onSaturday, April 20th, from 4:30 – 6:30 pm at the Masonic Templewhich is located at 710 Columbia Turnpike, East Greenbush.The cost of the dinner is $10 per person and reservationsshould be made by April 18th by calling Barbara at 477-4919 or
Susanne at 732-2471.
SULLIVAN-JONES VFW
MONTHLY BREAKFASTThe Sullivan-Jones VFW Post 7466 will be holding their monthlybreakfast on Sunday, April 14th, from 8AM - 11AM. Adults are$7, Children 6-12 years are $3, Children 5 yrs. and under areFree. Come to Poestenkill and enjoy eggs, homefries, sausage,pancakes, French toast sticks, coffee, tea and juice.
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ZITI DINNERSt. John & St. Joseph Churchin Rensselaer will hold a Eat-inor Take-out Ziti Dinner onSaturday, April 20th, from4PM to 7PM for a cost of $10.Proceeds will benefit the youthattending World Youth Day.
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DINNERSPlease come and join us onTuesday evenings at 5:30PMat the First Reformed Churchin Wynantskill for a free pastadinner. Dinner includes pastawith either plain or meatsauce, tossed salad, rolls,homemade desserts andbeverages.The dates for the dinners inthe month of April will be April16, 23 and 30.The church is located on thecorner of Main Avenue andChurch Street in the villageof Wynantskill......hope tosee you there.
HOPE 7’S “A TASTE OF TROY”A Taste of Troy, a benefit for Hope 7 Community Center’s YouthPrograms and Food Pantry, is April 16th at Franklin TerraceBallroom from 6:00-8:30pm. Tickets are $20 pre-sale (call 272-8029) and $25 at the door. Please join us and treat your tastebuds to delectable offerings from Troy restaurants, specialtyeateries, and caterers while aiding our community center’s work.Tickets are available at Hope 7, Carol’s Place, the Eatery,Aurora’s Boutique, and De Meo’s Discount Wine & Liquor Store.Come enjoy music, raffles, and vendor shopping! Our vendormarket will feature a variety of products including skincare,cosmetics, flowers, shoes, clothing, and food from local andnational companies. The Chinese and Silent Auctions have greatitems waiting for you to take them home! Follow Hope 7Community Center or A Taste of Troy on Facebook to find outwhich restaurants and vendors will be attending!
“TRIBUTE TO ELVIS”The Ladies Auxiliary of the Melvin Roads American Legion Post1231 is holding a “Tribute to Elvis” the evening of Saturday,April 27th. Doors will open at 6:30pm at the Post located 200Columbia Turnpike. A Turkey Dinner will be served at 7:00pmwith the show scheduled for 8:00pm. The cost for the wholepackage is $30 per person. For those who would like to justattend the show at 8:00PM, the cost is $20.00. Reservationsmay be made by calling the Post at (518) 462-7006 or stoppingby at the Lounge during business hours. Parties of 8-10 areinvited to request reserving a table for the evening. Proceedswill benefit the veterans’ programs of the local American LegionPost.
ITALIAN DINNERThe VFW Post 7338, HaysRoad in East Greenbush willhost an Italian Dinner onSaturday April 13th, from 4PMto 8PM.Menu: Baked Ziti w/meatsauce, Sausage and PeppersTossed Salad, Roll w/butterVanil la ice-cream w/strawberry sauce.Cost: Adult/$10; Children 6 to12/$5; and Children under 5Free. The VFW is a non-for-profit organization dedicatedto helping Veterans, theirFamilies and the community.
2nd ANNUAL ‘TASTE AND TOAST’Please join us for the 2nd Annual ‘TASTEAND TOAST’, sponsored by the AverillPark Education Foundation and hostedby the Burden Lake Country Club onFriday, April 19th, from 6:00 to 8:30PM. This year’s tasting features avariety of wines and spirits from guest
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AUTISM: A MOTHER’S PERSPECTIVEIn the spirit of Autism Awareness month, I feel the need to laymy heart out in this piece. As most of you know, I am amother. I am also a mother of a child with Autism. Two and ahalf years ago, my husband and I were handed this diagnosisand it completely turned our lives upside down. Sure, theintense schedule with therapists, numerous doctors, onlineresearch and parental guilt were all abundant. But what reallyturned our lives upside down was the blessing that is our son.He has taught us that the smallest moments can mean somuch. No money can buy the extreme pride that comes afterhearing “mommy” for the first time at age 3 ½, getting a kissand hug at age 4 or hearing him use a sentence for the firsttime at age 4 1/2. He has taught us to be happy. I amoverjoyed when I hear Max’s “Eeeee!” when he gets too happyto contain himself, like when he’s playing in the mud. Sometimes,when nobody is looking, I’ll play in the mud too. It truly istherapy money can’t buy! He’s taught us to love. I used tosee so much dark in the world. But our son radiates with somuch love, for everything, that I can finally see the good inthis world. Lastly, he has taught us to be ourselves. God didnot put our son on this Earth to be like someone else. He isgoing to use his intelligence and perspective to make adifference.We can all learn something here. What may seem as a hugedisappointment may in turn be a blessing in disguise. Cherishthe little moments. All is well. Just love. Be you. Sometimesit seems too simple, doesn’t it?
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Holy Spirit School, located at 54 Highland Drive in East Greenbush, will hold their 12th AnnualSilent Auction on Saturday, April 20th, from 6PM to 10PM at the school. Dinner will be catered byOld Daley Inn. The cost is $50 per person; please call 477-5739 to RSVP. Please join us fordinner, dancing, live and silent auction.
SPECIAL POKER $10,000 TOURNAMENTTo All Our Poker Friends: Super $250.00 Buy-in Tournament on Saturday, May 11th.The Averill Park-Sand Lake Fire Company issponsoring a Special Poker Tournamentwhere the top prize will be $10,000. TheSpecial Tournament Buy-In will be $250.00.
Players will receive 25,000 in chips. Blinds will start at 100/200and will go up every 20 minutes. There will be no advancedpayment or reservations. All funds will be collected at thedoor on the day of the Tournament. There will be no limit onthe number of players.NO Re-Buys—NO Add-ons—NO Bounty Chip. The Doors willopen at 10:00AM with the game beginning promptlyat 11:00AM, so please make note of the new time.Lunch will be served at 1:00 PM and will consist of a Roast BeefDinner with all the trimmings. The winner will be responsible forany taxes on their winnings, if applicable.~ Ron Berti, Poker Chairman
VENDOR SPACEAVAILABLE FORFLEA MARKET
Vendor space is available fora huge indoor flea marketbeing held Friday, May 3, from9am - 2pm at the RensselaerSenior Center, located in theMcManus Building (old St.John’s School), East andHerrick Streets, Rensselaer.Table rentals are $15, ($5extra for electricity). Al lproceeds wil l benefitthe Senior Center’s socialprograms.For more information, call thecenter at (518) 463-2166.
TOWN OF SAND LAKEA MESSAGE FROM THE ASSESSOR
Sand Lake has just completed the first step of our 2013 valuationupdate. If your assessment has increased, you will be mailed anotice with the new amount. Only those properties with increaseswill have notices mailed in an effort to reduce our Town’s expenses.If you receive a notice, take some time to review the new tentativeassessment. The first question to ask is: If I were to sell myproperty, what would it sell for? Is that amount less thanor about the same as your new tentative assessment? Ifthe answer to this question is yes, and you are satisfiedwith your tentative assessment, you need not take anyfurther action.However, if you question the accuracy of your tentative assessment,or just want to check other assessments, there will be copies ofsales listings, photos of sales and a listing of all new tentativeassessments located at the Town Hall during regular business hoursfor your review. If after reviewing the information you find salesor assessments of similar properties that support a lower assessmentyou should fill out a copy of the “SAND LAKE REVIEWAPPLICATION” which is included with your notice. If yourassessment has been reduced or is unchanged, you may stillschedule an appointment for an Informal Review with my office.To schedule an appointment for an Informal Review, call (518)674-2026 Ext. 24. After reviewing all applications, you will be notifiedby mail of the decision. If you are not satisfied with the findings,you are entitled to file for a formal hearing at this year’s GrievanceDay scheduled for Tuesday, May 28, 2013.~ Judy Goodyer, Sand Lake Town Assessor
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RACHEL VAN VLECK ~SCHOLAR ATHLETE~ by: Lauren Navratil
2013 TWIN TOWN
LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION
Opening Day for the 62nd season is Saturday,Apri l 20th…and now is the time to get
registered….Let’s play ball!Twin Town Little League offers T-Ball & Rookie (ages 4-6),Farm (ages 7-8), Minors (ages 9-10), Majors (ages 11-12)Intermediates (ages 12-13) and a Challenger division to anyboy or girl interested in playing baseball.This season we are expanding to offer Little League baseballat the Intermediate levels which will be children 12-13 yearsold. This is an exciting division played on a 50/70 field. Don’tmiss this opportunity to be part of Twin Town Little League.For more information or registration, please go online to ourwebsite www.ttll.com.
AVERILL PARK POP WARNER ANNOUNCES
UPCOMING REGISTRATION
Following are the registration dates for the 2013 Football/Cheer Season: • Tue., May 7th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM @ AlgonquinMiddle School • Saturday, June 1st, 9:00 - 11:00 AM @ ButlerPark • Monday, July 22nd, 6:00 - 8:00 PM @ Butler ParkFor your convenience, you can visit the APPW website inadvance for forms and information: http://www.eteamz.com/averillparkpopwarner/
FREE BOATER INSTRUCTION
US Power/Sail Squadron (Sacandaga & Mohawk-Hudson) offersFREE BOATER INSTRUCTION on the use of emergency Flaresand Fire Extinguishers on May 19th, 2-6PM, Dutchman’s Landingin Catskill. Contact LT/C Philip Roeber at 518-378-5437 or [email protected]. The public is invited.
NIGHTMARE 12U GIRLS SOFTBALL
SEEKING TALENTED PLAYER
Do you have what it takes to be a NIGHTMARE? Nightmare2000 is a competitive 12U fast-pitch softball team located inthe Capital District of NY. Our goal is to prepare our girls fortheir future softball careers. We will be playing both ASA andUSSSA with a final tournament at USSSA Eastern Nationals inSalisbury, MD. Must be a serious-minded 11 or 12 year-oldsoftball player who is dedicated and talented.For a tryout, please contact: Coach David Daugherty at 518-339-1803 or Email: [email protected]
Finally! Averill Park varsity sports have entered the springseason. Multiple sport teams have put on their uniforms andentered the battle of the regular season. This week was the first week of sports competition for our ladylacrosse Warriors. AP’s first competition was against Colonieon Thursday, the 4th of April. The game was hard fought, andAP ended up demolishing Colonie, 13-9. A great first gamewas played by Emily Halpin, who scored 5 goals, and MorganLionarons, who scored 4. The next day, the Ladies challengedBethlehem. The Warriors again brought out a great game, butunfortunately, fell short 17-8. Top Goal scorers were SofiSorriento, who scored 3 goals, and Morgan Lionarons andMegan Lettko, who each scored 2 goals. Great start to theseason ladies, keep it up!The baseball and softball teams also started their seasons thisweek. AP’s baseball team played Colonie on Friday 4/05. APpulled out a win for their first game of the season, beatingColonie 7-5. Then the boys took on Catholic Central on Friday.Sadly, AP couldn’t keep up their winning momentum and lost,8-3.The softball team also played Colonie this week. The Warriorsplayed Colonie as well on Friday. Although it was a close game,and the girls showed heart, the score did not reflect theirefforts; the ladies fell short, 5-0. Although the AP season didnot get off to the strongest start, both the baseball and softballteams are optimistic in their future performances.Boys and girls outdoor track also started this week, outcomeswill be given in the next column.The spring season has just begun, although, I will not bereporting about it for the next couple of weeks. For the nexttwo weeks, Riley Ludwig, a junior, and athlete at AP, will bereporting the sports while I am on a service trip. I will see youin a couple of weeks, and I assure you, I leave you in goodhands! If you have any questions or comments feel free tocontact me at [email protected].
GOLF PARTNERS WANTED
Rensselaer Senior Center in conjunction with Evergreen CountryClub will have two sessions of golf. The first nine-week sessionstarts at 9:00 am on April 25th. This is a co-ed league-dufferswelcome. Call the Center at 518 463-2166 for more information.
PWC / BOATER SAFETY COURSE
On Sunday, April 28th, 2013, The American Legion Post 1489,111 Main Ave., Wynantskill will host a PWC/Boater SafetyProgram from 8AM - 4:30PM.This is a NASBLA and New York State approved certificationcourse for 14 yrs. and older. The course acquaints boaters ofall ages with safe and legal boating practices. Studentscompleting this course and passing the instructor-administeredexam will earn the New York State Boater Safety Certificate.There is a $ 25.00 Advanced registration fee, with a limitedclass size, so register early.To register, call Bill McGuirk at 441-0013. Sponsored by TheSons of The American Legion Post #1489 with proceeds tobenefit area youth organizations.
BURDEN LAKE COUNTRY CLUB162 Totem Lodge Road • Averill Park
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Sports Photo ofthe Week
by AndyFlanagan
“AP Freshman Meagan Lettko works thru these Bethlehemdefenders and scores Friday afternoon at APHS”.AP lost in this home opener.
Spring sports here at AverillPark High School are reallystarting to heat up as theseason unfolds. One athlete inparticular, stands out abovethe crowd. Rachel Van Vleck, amember of the Girls’ Varsitysoftball team, is certainly notan athlete to be missed. Rachelhas been playing softball fortwelve years. She beganplaying recreational softball forlocal Classie Lassie teams andeventually began playing forothers. Her main position is thecatcher, but you can also spother playing first base or in theoutfield. To stay in shape for the season, Van Vleck is constantlypracticing skills with her travel teams and also hitting the battingcages every so often. Rachel is extremely dedicated toimproving her game as much as possible, because when thetime comes to play, she loves the feeling of her hard workpaying off. “When you manage to correctly execute a skill, it’sa great feeling,” says the athlete. Rachel’s favorite part ofplaying is when the team manages to be successful offensivelyas well as defensively to end with a solid win. Van Vleck rarelyhas any free time on her hands, because she also has a verypacked school schedule this year. She is currently takingAdvanced Placement Biology, Spanish, Physics, and Pre-Calculus, all while maintaining a 91 GPA. “Being a scholar athleteto me means you have to have good time management in orderto balance school work and the requirements for your sport aswell as your life outside of school,” says Rachel. As for thefuture, she would attend either Russell Sage or The Universityof Rhode Island for nursing. Aside from school and playingsoftball, Rachel enjoys spending time with her family and friendsand also helping to coach a ten and under Classie Lassie Team.Rachel would like to thank her family and coaches for pushingher and supporting her in every part of her life. She would liketo give a special thanks to her dad for inspiring her to haveconfidence and be more outgoing. We wish Rachel and the restof the Girls’ Varsity Softball team the best of luck in the remainderof their season.
DEC ANNOUNCES PROPOSED CHANGES TO
NYS FALCONRY REGULATIONS
Public Comment Period Runs Through May 6Proposed changes to the regulations governing the sport offalconry are now out for public comment, the New York StateDepartment of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced.The proposed regulations are in response to changes to theFederal regulations governing the sport of falconry publishedby the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. DEC consulted with theFalconry Advisory Board in developing the regulations. Inaddition, in April 2012, the Environmental Conservation Lawwas amended to change the falconry license term and feethereby requiring subsequent changes to the state regulations.DEC will be accepting public comments through May 6, 2013.DEC worked with the New York State Falconry Advisory Boardto review and incorporate the federal regulation changes intoNew York’s proposed regulation changes. The proposedregulations will provide regulatory relief for falconers andincrease the number of raptors that can be possessed byGeneral Falconers and Master Falconers.The proposed regulations authorize additional activities underthe authority of a falconry license including: conductingconservation education programs, conducting l imitedpropagation, and assisting wildlife rehabilitators with theassessment and conditioning of raptors prior to release. Inaccordance with the new state legislation, the license termand license fee for falconry licenses will change from 20 dollarsfor a 4 year license to 40 dollars for a 5 year license.
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MAPLE HILL YOUTH LACROSSE 2013
WHAT: Maple Hill Youth Lacrosse (MHYL) is an instructional lacrosseprogram for grades K-8 boys and girls.WHEN: Boys (grades 3-8) Mid April - Mid June 2013. Girls (grades3-8) Mid April - Mid June 2013. Yearlings (K-2) Sunday morningsEnd of April - Mid June.WHERE: Practice sessions for all levels and home games for grades3-8 will be scheduled for Middle and High School grounds. Gameswill be played throughout the Capital District.WHO: The program is available to Schodack and the surroundingcommunities.SIGN UP: Registration can be done online at Maplelax.com. (Pleaseuse our online payment system. If paying by check please mail toMHYL Foundation, PO Box 65, Castleton, NY 12033). Please registerearly so coaching determinations, rosters, and schedules can bemade.COST: Yearlings $40, Grades 3-8 $100. Not included in the MHYLregistration cost is your US Lacrosse membership, which is requiredfor all players and coaches. (U.S. Lacrosse memberships can bedone through our website or at USLacrosse.org).NEEDED: The following equipment is required for boys’ grades 3-8 and should be provided by the player. Girls may play on the boysteam, but must use all of the same Lacrosse gear.Stick (long sticks may be used in grades 7-8), Mouth guard (Mustbe able to attach to helmet), Protective cup (required for goalies,strongly recommended for all players), Helmet, Gloves, Shoulderpads, arm pads.**If we have enough girls, we will field an all-girls team. Thefollowing equipment for girls grades 3-8 and must be provided bythe player** Stick (Girls are strongly encouraged to use a girls’stick), goggles (Only goggles approved for lacrosse play arepermitted), Mouth guard.**All that is required for Yearlings is a Lacrosse Stick**Note about protective gear: A limited amount of protective gear isavailable for a small rental fee and deposit. If your player needsgear, please indicate that on the registration form and you will becontacted with further details. This will be granted on a first-come,first-serve basis. It is the intent of MHYL that cost of the programand protective gear should not be a deterrent for any player.Please contact us if you have any questions. Contact Kyle Randallat 732-1602, Chris Schule at 732-2244 or Mark Crawford at 732-1216. email us a [email protected][email protected].
KIWANIS CLUB of SAND LAKE SUMMERFEST
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Kiwanis Club of Sand Lake will once again sponsor a softballtournament at Summerfest. We invite anyone to form a teamand join the fun. Get your friends, neighbors, coworkerstogether and play ball!Date: Sunday, June 16th 2013 (Sunday morning if needed);Time: 8AM to 4PM; Location: Softball Fields at Butler Park;Contact: Stuart Nippes at 518-858-6534 or email:[email protected]
HUNTER
EDUCATION
TRAINING
SCHEDULED
Hunter Education Trainingscheduled at Bailey Mt. Fish &Game Club, Inc on Friday, April19th, from 7 to 11PM; andSunday, Apri l 21st, from7:30AM to 4:30PM. HunterEducation Course will be heldat Bailey Mt. Fish & GameClub, 531 Synders Lake Roadin Wynantski l l . Pre-registration is required! Pre-registration will be held at theBailey Mt. Fish & Game Clubevery Wednesday from 7 to8PM, until class is full. Classsize is limited and based onfirst-come, first-served basis.Pre-register early to be sureof a class slot. Phone 286-9620.
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Everyone has a vocation! What’s Yours’? Comeout and witness to your vocation of single,married, priestly, diaconal or religious life!WHAT: 5K opportunity to Walk or Run; WHEN:Saturday, April 20th; WHERE: The Crossings inColonie; REGISTRATION: online atwww.albanyvocations.org/r4v13.htmlRegister by April 1st for $20.00 per person. Late Registration$30.00. Free T-shirt while they last and lunch included.Call Sister Rosemary at 518-674-3818 for more information.This event is sponsored by the Vocation Office of the R.C.Diocese of Albany.
CELEBRATE CINCO DE MAYO WITH
LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF RENSS. CO.
Join us for the Literacy Run/Walk 2013,Sunday, May 5th, at Rensselaer Tech Park,350 Jordan Road, Troy, N.Y.Race Day Schedule:8:00 a.m. Registration; 9:00 a.m. Children’sFun Run; 9:30 a.m. Youth Mile; 10:00 a.m.5K Run/Walk; 11:15 a.m. Awards CeremonyPre-registration fee $20; race day registration $25; Children’sFun Run $6, Youth Mile $10Early packet pickup and pre-registration: 350 Jordan Road,Troy - Saturday, May 4th, 12:00-1:00 p.m.Register Now at Active.com or download a registration form atwww.lvorc.org
ROY HOBBS MEN’S
BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEEKING PLAYERS
The Capital District Roy HobbsMen’s Baseball League islooking for players ages 30 andover for the upcoming season.The season runs from Maythrough August with 21regular season games plusplayoffs. For moreinformation, go toleaguelineup.com/cdrh, or callKen at 470-7894.
The annual Spring ritual of Opening Day has come and gone and for those of
us who lived through 5 years on no National League baseball form 1957 to 1962
in New York City, it will only recall the 1962 Mets. We were so grateful to see
our Giants and Dodgers return as the enemy, we overlooked their incompetence.
As the season wore on, we were treated to such clumsy players as “Marvelous Marv”
Throneberry who once hit a ball over 400 feet for what appeared to be a triple. However, on an
appeal play he was deemed to have not touched second base and was ruled out. When Manager
Casey Stengel raced from the dugout to argue the call, the first base umpire told him not to argue
too hard because Throneberry also failed to touch first base.
The Mets had a shortstop Elio Chacon who did not speak English and would routinely run into
Centerfielder Richie Ashburn on pop-ups into short centerfield. After the third collision, Ashburn
sought help from teammate Joe Christopher who was bi-lingual. “How do you say ‘I got it’ in
Spanish?” he asked Christopher. “Yo Lo Tengo”, Christopher replied. When the next pop-up
occurred, Ashburn came running in screaming “Yo Lo Tengo” at the top of his lungs. Chacon
stopped dead in his tracks. Ashburn settled under the ball only to be knocked arse over teakettle
by the left fielder Frank Thomas. He didn’t speak Spanish!
Dick Stuart, affectionately known as Dr. Strangeglove, was once hit on the shoulder by a
wicked line drive. When Casey came out to see his writhing in pain first baseman, Stuart said,
“Casey, I must be getting old. I used to be able to get out of the way of those things”.
Once in Cincinnati with the score 15-0 against them, Casey went out to the mound to take out
the pitcher. He signaled to the bullpen for a reliever. No one came out. He signaled again. Still no
one emerged. He signaled a third time with the same result. Finally, the umpire pointed to the
scoreboard and to Casey, “Maybe they are afraid to come out?”
At the end of year, the Mets gave Ashburn, who had hit .301 for the year, a boat as their Most
Valuable Player. When he put it into the water, it sank!
The most inept player the ’62 Mets ever had was a catcher named Harry Chiti, who was
acquired from the White Sox in July, for a player to be named 30 days later. After 30 days, the
Mets returned Chiti to the White Sox, he was so bad he couldn’t make the ’62 Mets!
BOAT RAFFLE TO BENEFIT
SAND LAKE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
The boat withChet Opalka
andChris Shaw
Aah, summer-time on a boaton the lake for$100? Is thatpossible? Yes itis, if you buyone of the 100tickets avail-able for $100 and your ticket is drawn! You could win and ownyour very own bow rider! Long-time SLCA supporters Karenand Chet Opalka have generously donated a beautiful boatthat is being raffled off as we speak! The boat is a 2003 16ftSylvan Bow Rider with a trailer, cover, and a 50hp Evinrudemotor. Plus 1yr winter boat storage-free, donated by Al Hayner.Tickets are available online at slca-ctp.org or the office at 674-2007. The winner will be announced as soon as 100 tickets aresold. Hurry! Get your ticket now for a chance to ride on thelake this summer!
LOOKING FOR MANAGERS & COACHES
Twin Town Little League is accepting inquiries from individualsinterested in managing & coaching in our new IntermediateDivision. Games are played on a 50/70 field on Monday &Thursday evening’s between late April & early June. The Inter-mediate Division is for 12 & 13 year old players.Players are eligible to play even if they don’t reside within theTwin Town boundaries.Interested parties should contact Don at 424-5311 or [email protected]
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Summer Activities &Summer Activities &
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EAST GREENBUSH
SUMMER CAMP
The Community & RecreationServices Department ispleased to announce thereturn of Summer Day Campfor 2013. Day Camp runsfrom July 8th-August 16th,Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm andis broken up into two (2)three-week sessions. Campis limited to 200 children persession, so sign up today tosecure your spot! Call TheDepartment of Community &Recreation Services with anyquestions at 477-4194.
GIRL SCOUT SO. REGION INT’L FAIR
The Girl Scout Southern Region International Fair will be heldon April 21, 2013 from 1-3:30PM at Hudson Valley CommunityCollege, Mcdonough Sports Complex. Admission is $3.In honor of Thinking Day, Girl Scouts from the Southern Region,which includes Albany, Rensselaer, Greene and ColumbiaCounty, will be displaying countries from around the world andtheir cultures. Taste various cuisine, view costumes, customs,and crafts.
CURIOUS GEORGE PROGRAM
The Troy Public Library in conjunction with WMHT will host aCurious George Program on Saturday, April 13th, at 11AM atthe Lansingburgh Branch.Join WMHT Public Television and the Lansingburgh Library towatch a new Curious George Movie entitled, “Swing Into Spring”from PBS Kids. Afterwards we will be making crafts and eachchild will be given a token to take home. Curious George will behere to meet you, so be sure to bring your camera to get somegreat photos.For children in Pre-K through grade 2 and their families.This program is free and open to the public.Please make reservations by calling the library at 235-5310 orregister online at www.thetroylibrary.org. The Troy PublicLibrary is located at 27 114th Street, Troy.
WEST SAND LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
A fire truck zooms by, blaring its sirens, and flashing its lights.Is your adrenalin pumping? Are you a little excited?The West Sand Lake Fire Department welcomes people likeyou. If you are 16 years or older, and live within four miles ofthe West Sand Lake Fire department, we are looking for yourassistance. We need volunteers to drive our trucks, andrespond to calls when our town needs us. You can be a hero,you could be the difference. Not only will joining our departmentbe a thrilling and rewarding experience, but it will teachconfidence, responsibility, and good ethics. If you would liketo join, or have any questions, please contact: Celine Castroat (518) 892-9114.
UALBANY ANNOUNCES DEAN’S LIST
The following students were named to the University at Albany’sfall 2012 Dean’s List for outstanding academic achievement:John Adams of Nassau, Ivana Addo of Troy, Ahmad-Hariz Azhariof Troy, Caleb Barton of Melrose, Alexi Candelario of Troy, DominickCanty of Troy, Jesse Carozza of Nassau, Jennifer Chapman of Troy,John Chase of Troy, Hong Chen of East Greenbush, Kaori Chen ofTroy, Amanda Clowe of Troy, Laura Colaneri of Troy, Eric Conklinof Troy, Jamie Conlin of Nassau, Gregory Cross of Rensselaer,Rebecca Culnan of West Sand Lake, Joshua Declerck of Hilton,Stephen DeRubertis of Troy, Chelsea Donnelly of Troy, JordanDoyle of Troy, Matthew Emminger of Rensselaer, Shannel Farmerof Troy, Robert Fish of Castleton-On-Hudson, Alexander Gallagherof Troy, Rebecca Gardy of Troy, Sam Gaza of Averill Park, HeinzGranderath of Rensselaer, Mirac Gunay of Troy, Hannah Haight ofTroy, Bianca Hotte of Troy, Lisa Hubbard of Troy, Daniel Jaromin ofEast Greenbush, Marsha Kaddo Mouawad of Wynantskill, ErinKayser of East Greenbush, Laura Kenney of Castleton-On-Hudson,Stephen Kohler of Troy, Christina Kosier of Troy, Ricardo LopezMarquez of Castleton, Nicole Mackey of Troy, Marcelo Maeda ofTroy, Mariana Maeda of Troy, Patrick Matolka of Troy, SouadMekhaldi of Troy, Payne Morgan of Castleton, Derek Morrison ofTroy, Patrick Morrissey of East Greenbush, Kyle Morse of Troy,Courtney Nash of East Greenbush, Andrew Nasman of AverillPark, Makayla Nirsberger of Troy, Helen Noeth of East Nassau,Aaron Norton of Rensselaer, Aydin O’Hearn of Eagle Bridge, AndrewOligney of Troy, Nicole Palmer of Troy, David Patnode of Troy,Steven Petrick of East Greenbush, Stephen Proper of EastGreenbush, Emily Purtell of Rensselaer, Mikhaile Richards ofCropseyville, Zachary Rosch of Averill Park, Marc Roulier of Troy,Gabrielle Roy of Castleton, Nicholas Rush of Castleton, PatrickRyan of Troy, Sarun Sangchanintra of Troy, Sarah Sardella of EastGreenbush, Mark Schaefer of East Greenbush, Peter Schrom ofTroy, Erin Scully of East Greenbush, Thomas Scully of EastGreenbush, Brigid Sheridan of Poestenkill, Sheila Smith of ValleyFalls, Carlos Sosa of East Greenbush, Carolyn Stover of ValleyFalls, Robert Tangen of Troy, Bianca Tedesco of Troy, Joshua Terryof Rensselaer, Lyudmyla Timofiychuk of Troy, Samantha Toews ofTroy, Samantha Vandeusen of Nassau, Luuk Visser of Wynantskill,James Vooris of Nassau, Julianne Wantuch of Nassau, Kevin Wei ofRensselaer, Brandon Wilson of Troy, Hana Wojnovich of EastGreenbush, Kyla Wooldridge of Rensselaer, Molly Worden of Troy,Hao Xu of Troy, Albert Yasus of East Greenbush, Alexander Zacarolaof East Greenbush.
COMMUNITY INVITE
The Averi l l Park High School MusicDepartment would like to invite the community to their concertsthis year! As always, concerts begin at 7pm unless otherwiseindicated, and take place in the High School auditorium. As inyears past, the music program has an active year planned.Some of the highlights include:April 12/13 – Suburban Council Music Festival @ BallstonSpa. Concert begins at 2pm and is open to the public. Admissionis free, and donations are gratefully accepted.May 8/9 – NYSSMA Piano Festival @ CSR. Open to anystudent in the Averill Park Central Schools.We hope to see you at one of our events! Thank you in advancefor your continued support!
PROGRESSIVE WORSHIP SERVICE
An evening worship service celebrating the progressive spiritualtraditions is being held at St. Paul’s United Methodist Churchlocated at 1583 Carney Road, Castleton, Sunday eveningsfrom 7:00 – 7:45 pm. We will journey through the seasons ofthe year and the seasons of life, open to an evolving spiritually-creative culture. If you have a heart and mind to celebratethe progressive spirituality and enjoy a creative path, thismight just be the worship service for you. Come, experienceguided meditation, acoustic guitar/ drum music and vocalist.Consider the wisdom of philosophers, the thoughts oftheologians, and the Spirit of All Life engaging us anew for yetanother generation. Phone: 518-931-4072.
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EMPLOYMENT
LAURIE ROMER HONORED BY DIVISION
OF MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS
Division of Military and Naval Affairs employee Laurie Romerhas been awarded the agency’s Certificate of Appreciation inrecognition of her service as the agency responded to HurricaneSandy.Romer, who works in the DMNA state personnel office, playeda key role in processing $9 million that was paid to more than4,500 members of the New York National Guard who servedduring the state response to the storm in November. Her workwas exemplary and ensured that these Soldiers and Airmenwere paid in a timely manner, her citation says.While serving at the direction of the governor, members of theArmy and Air National Guard are paid by the state instead ofthe federal government.Romer lives in East Greenbush with her husband Randy andsons Jack and David.
WYNANTSKILL FIRE DEPARTMENT
RECRUIT NEW YORK
The Wynantskill Fire Department will open its doors Sunday,April 28th, 2013, from 10am to 2pm in conjunction with NationalVolunteer Week 2013 and the Fireman’s Association of theState of New York (FASNY). We are inviting the community tolearn what it means to be a volunteer. Our goal is to boost ouractive membership to provide vital emergency fire and rescueservices to the Town of North Greenbush. Wynantskill Fire issounding the alarm! If you have what it takes to be a volunteerfirefighter, the time is now to come on board.The Wynantskill Fire Department in North Greenbush FireDistrict # 1 is a 100% volunteer organization established in1915 that provides emergency services 24 hours a day.Wynantskill Fire Department’s non-emergency number is (518)283-5506. We also invite you to like our Facebook page andvisit our website at www.WynantskillFire.com.
Village of East Nassau Part-Time Openings:
• Public Works Superintendent (PWS)
• Deputy Public Works Superintendent (DPWS)
Submit letters of interest and resumes by May 1stelectronically to [email protected] ormail to Village of East Nassau, PO Box 268, EastNassau, NY 12062.
PWS duties: manage maintenance & construction ofvillage roadways year-round.
DPWS duties primarily winter snow/ice clearing.
Complete job descriptions, requirements and other details available onthe village website: www.villageofeastnassau.org. Must be resident of
the Village of East Nassau or live in close proximity.
Buyback personnel (Schodack)travel to Northeast high schools,purchase used books & transportback to warehouse. Some heavylifting. Temp work, hrs. vary, May15-June 15. Must have validdriver’s lic. (518) 336-2108
Customer Service Rep fortextbook warehouse. Schodack.Position avail. June 1. until Sept.30. 336-2100
Need money? Try an AvonFundraiser. Call Marci 518-209-3998.
92 Members Make up the Inaugural Induction Class at NazarethCollege. The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi is pleased toannounce that Amy Gettig, of Averill Park, was recently initiatedinto the Phi Kappa Phi Chapter at Nazareth College. Gettig isamong approximately 30,000 students, faculty, professionalstaff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year.
HELP WANTEDATTENTION: Water Tech. &Customer Service positions:Training provided. Must be a HSGrad Starting $535 wk. Benefits& bonuses. 899-6519 H2oSolutions
Increase your income with AVONonly $10. Call Marci (518)209-3998.
Booth rental available. The ManeAttraction. 788-3590
KIWANIS SUMMERFEST VENDORS WANTED
Sand Lake Kiwanis SUMMERFEST 2013 is June 14, 15 & 16. This3-day family carnival event has rides, parade, booths, games,crafts, tennis tournament, firematics competition, bands, food,fireworks and more!Vendors: Booth space is available to sell products or distributeinformation. Rental fees apply for 1-3 days of the event.CONTACT: Janet at [email protected] for more information.
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• Sunday, April 14th, Third Sundayof Easter - 8:30 am Communion andWorship; 9:15 am Sunday School forchildren and adults; 10:30 amWorship with choir and organ. Barband Paul Wiley speaking about theHeifer Project. Professional childcare provided. 12:00 - 2:00 pm
Empty Bowls soup and bread lunch in the social room. Free willoffering to benefit the Heifer Project.• Saturday, April 20th - 7:00 am Men’s Communion Breakfast.Call Ralph LaMontagna at 674-1563 for reservations.Church Office hours are 8:30 am - 1:30 pm, Monday throughFriday. The Church of the Covenant, United Methodist, is theround church near the blinker in Averill Park. Pastor MerryWatters, phone 674-3664, E-mail: [email protected]
CARRIE LEVINN RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS
GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP
Carrie Levinn, a junior from Averill Park, N.Y., received one of271 scholarships that the Goldwater Scholarship and Excellencein Education Foundation awarded to undergraduatesophomores and juniors from the United States for the 2013-14 academic year. The students were selected on academicmerit from a field of 1,107 mathematics, science and engineeringstudents nominated by the faculties of colleges and universitiesnationwide. The award covers the cost of tuition, fees, books,room and board to a maximum of $7,500 per year.It’s the third consecutive year that a Geneseo student hasreceived a Goldwater Scholarship and the 17th Geneseostudent to receive the honor since the scholarship wasestablished in 1992.Levinn has been involved as an undergraduate researcher atGeneseo under the tutelage of David Johnson, professor andchair of the Department of Chemistry, and Eric Helms, assistantprofessor of chemistry.“Carrie is highly deserving of this award,” said Johnson. “Shetruly enjoys the research process and works confidently andindependently in the lab, but also works well as a member of aresearch group, displaying outstanding written and oralcommunication skills. I am confident she will excel in all of heracademic pursuits.”“I have no doubt that Carrie will excel at anything she puts hermind to,” said Helms. “She stands out due to her genuine interestin the science and not just an interest in her grades — somethinguncommon among the many students I encounter.”Levinn’s focus is bioorganic chemistry and the study of naturalproducts. Her goal is to obtain a doctorate in chemistry andobtain a faculty position at a major university.“Geneseo has provided me with multiple opportunities forresearch as an undergraduate, which is not something that allstudents at other schools get to experience,” said Levinn. “Ithink that has played a large part in my college experience.Being able to test the waters with research has really redirectedmy overall career goals.”Among other activities, Levinn is a member of the Golden KeyHonor Society, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society and Gamma SigmaEpsilon chemistry honor society. She also is president of theGeneseo Chemistry/Biochemistry Club and is captain of theindoor and outdoor track and field teams. In addition, she is anemergency medical technician (basic) for the Geneseo FirstResponse emergency medical service team.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOC. MEETING
The meeting of theRensselaer South EndNeighborhood Association willbe held April 11, 2013 at 6:30pm at the Knights of Columbuslocated at 200 East Street.Guest speaker will be the City’snew Planning Director CharlesMoore, he will discuss ongoing& future development in theCity including the “Gate” atRiverside Ave. The Fort CrailoNeighborhood Association isurged to attend. Bring aNeighbor!~ Marion Webber 1st Ward,Jim Van Vorst 2nd Ward, PhilElacqua 3rd Ward, GretchenPoole 4th Ward
NEW YORK ARMY
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Major General Patrick A.Murphy, The Adjutant Generalfor the State of New York,announces the promotion ofmembers of the New YorkArmy National Guard inrecognition of theircapabilities for additionalresponsibility and leadership.Brandon Grom from EastGreenbush, and serving withthe 466th Medical Company,Area Support is promoted tothe rank of Sergeant. JosephMarino from Averill Park, andserving with the Head-quarters and HeadquartersCompany, 3-142nd Aviation ispromoted to the rank ofCommand Sergeant Major.Army National Guard promo-tions are based on overallperformance, attitude,leadership abi l ity, anddevelopment potential.These promotions additionallyrecognize the best qualifiedSoldiers and attract and retainthe highest caliber CitizenSoldiers for a career in theNew York Army NationalGuard.For more information aboutthe New York Army NationalGuard, visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com
BLOOD DRIVES
• 4/13/2013, 8:00 AM -1:00 PM, Holy Spirit School -Gym, 667 Columbia Turnpike,East Greenbush, NY 12061; •4/13/2013, 8:00 AM - 1:00PM, St. Michaels RomanCatholic Church - Church Hall,175 Williams Road, Troy, NY12180; • 4/17/2013, 11:30AM - 5:30 PM, RPI MuellerCenter - Lobby and MeetingRoom, 15th Street, Troy, NY12180; • 4/17/2013, 7:30AM - 1:30 PM, SamaritanHospital - Board Room, 2215Burdett Avenue, Troy, NY12180; • 4/22/2013, 10:00AM - 3:00 PM, Russell SageCollege - Meyer Gym, 45Ferry Street, Troy, NY 12180.
VAN RENSSELAER DAR MEETING
The Van Rensselaer Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 10AM;April 13th, at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 146 First Street, Troy. A program on the DARMuseum will be given. All are welcome. For more information about the DAR and eligibility,contact Regent Beth Roy at 237-4733.
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Vernal Pool Hike at Geiser Preserve - Saturday, April 13,9:00 a.m., $5, RLT members free. Registration: Francille Egbert(518) 674-3214.Lecture: Ten Edible Mushrooms - Tuesday, April 16, 7:00–8:00 p.m. Learn how to find and identify 10 species of locallyavailable edible fungi with local mycologist, Sue Van Hook. $10/person, $15/couple. Kids free. Registration: Marcy Steinberg(518) 674-21716th Annual Tomhannock Reservoir Shore Clean–up:Volunteer Day - Saturday, April 20, 9:00 a.m.–Noon. Inobservance of Earth Day, come help clean-up TomhannockReservoir, which provides drinking water to 125,000 RensselaerCounty residents. Registration: Paul Schroeder (518) 674-2480Foray for Spring Edibles - Sunday, April 28, 1:30–3:30 p.m.Sue Van Hook, local mycologist will lead a walk through thewoods looking for spring edible fungi. $10/person, $15/couple.Kids free. Registration: Marcy Steinberg, (518) 674-2171.Detailed event information can be found at www.renstrust.orgor www.meetup.com/Rensselaer-Land-Trust
RUMMAGE SALE
There will be a Rummage Saleon Friday, May 3rd (2-6 pm);and Saturday, May 4th(10am-4pm). The sale will beheld in the fellowship hall ofBroadway United MethodistChurch at 1550 Broadway,Rensselaer (Tracy StreetEntrance).
CHINESE AUCTION
St. Mary’s Nassau will hold its Annual Chinese Auction in theParish Hall on Saturday, April 13th. Doors will open at 6PM.Admission is $5 and includes 20 chances, a door prize ticketand free beverage and cake. Additional chance cards anddoor prize tickets are available at $1 each. There will be chili,hot dogs, mac and cheese available for sale. Prizes includemerchant’s gift certificates, household items, small appliancesand personal items. For additional information, call 766-2701.
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LEGAL NOTICENotice of formation of limitedliability corporation. Name:Alexander Cabinetry LLC. Articleswere filed on 1/4/2013 with SSNY.Office location is in the county ofRensselaer. SSNY is designatedas agent of LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto: 24 Madonna Lake RdCropseyville, NY 12052. Purpose:any lawful purpose
Notice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:AVALON HOME INSPECTIONLLC, Articles of Organization filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 02/04/2013.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of process to: C/O AVALONHOME INSPECTION LLC, 2561NY Highway 43, Averill Park, NY12018. Purpose: Any LawfulPurpose. Latest date upon whichLLC is to dissolve: No specificdate.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
CAMERON ROAD, LLCThe name of the limited liabilitycompany is Cameron Road, LLC.The Articles of Organization werefiled on February 26, 2013 withthe New York State Department ofState. The County within thisState where the office of thecompany is to be located isRensselaer County. TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the company uponwhom process against it may beserved. The post office addressto which the Secretary of Statemay mail a copy of any processagainst the company is OneDodge Street, Wynantskill, NewYork 12198. The purpose of thebusiness of the LLC is any lawfulpurpose permitted of a limitedliability company in the State ofNew York.
Notice of Formation of ForeignLLC: Castleton Office Center LLCfiled with the Sec. of State of NY(SSNY) pursuant to NY LLC lawSec. 802 on 12/26/12. Purpose ofLLC: Any lawful businesspurpose. Princ. Office: 2 N MainSt, Castleton on Hudson, NY12033, Rensselaer County. SSNYis designated agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processserved to The LLC, c/o AndrewKlein, 11555 Heron Bay Blvd.Suite 200, Coral Springs, FL33076.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTTAXPAYERS OF THE
CITY OF RENSSELAERPLEASE TAKE NOTICE that theCity of Rensselaer hascommenced an in-rem taxforeclosure proceeding for unpaidtaxes which became a lien as ofJanuary 1, 2012.The list of delinquent taxes maybe examined at the RensselaerCounty Clerk’s Office at 105 3rdStreet, Troy, New York underIndex No. 242480 or at theRensselaer City Treasurer’s Officeat 62 Washington Street,Rensselaer, New York.Do not lose your property forunpaid taxes!To arrange for payment of thetaxes you owe, please contact theRensselaer City Treasurer’s Officeat (518) 462-6424.
LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION
Notice is hereby given of theformation of CWC PROPERTIES,LLC as a New York State LimitedLiability Company (LLC). Thedate of filing of the Articles ofOrganization with the New YorkState Secretary of State wasFebruary 25, 2013. The principaloffice of the LLC is located at 70123rd Street, Troy, New York12182, in Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State has beendesignated as the agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served and the postoffice address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against theCompany served upon him or heris: 70 123rd Street, Troy, NewYork 12182. The LLC has nospecific date of dissolution. TheLLC is organized for all purposespermitted under the laws of theState of New York. Filer: TheDiFabio Law Firm, P.C., 4Automation Lane, Suite 100,Albany, New York 12205.
Notice of Formation ofDAYBREAK II CHARTERS LLC,Arts of Org. filed with NY Secy ofState (SSNY) on 03/15/13. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to 1078 NY 43,Stephentown, NY 12168.Purpose: any lawful activity.
DELLWOOD FARM ENTERPRISES, LLC
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company
Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 07/18/2012. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to Dellwood FarmEnterprises, LLC, 287 Riley Road,Melrose, New York 12121. Noreported agent. Latest date ofdissolution of LLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.
FOWLER, DOYLE, SPAIN, SPIESS & FLORSCH, PLLC
Notice of Formation of Professional Service Limited
Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 1/24/13. Office location,Rensselaer County. Secretary ofState of New York State isdesignated as agent of PLLCupon whom process against itmay be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to the PLLC at 317 BrickChurch Road, Troy, NY 12180.No reported agent. Latest date ofdissolution of PLLC: None.Purpose: All legal purposes.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC). NAME: JC HollandProperties LLC Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 01/16/2013. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 107 Moore Rd, EastGreenbush, New York 12061.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: LAMPHERESTONEWORKS LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 01/28/13. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, Terry L. Lamphere,P.O. Box 397, Berlin, New York 12022.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICEIn accordance with Section 501 ofthe New York State Real PropertyTax Law, notice is hereby giventhat the Assessor for the Town ofSand Lake has available forreview assessment inventory andvaluation data. An appointment toreview this data may be made bycalling Judith Goodyer, Assessorfor Sand Lake, at 674-2026between the hours of 9 AM and 4PM Monday through Friday.
ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONOF LYONS FAMILY ENTERPRISES, LLC
Under Section 203 of the LimitedLiability Company LawFIRST: The name of the limitedliability company is LYONSFAMILY ENTERPRISES, LLC.SECOND: The County within thisstate in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is Rensselaer.THIRD: The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address within or without thisstate to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris:LYONS FAMILY ENTERPRISES,LLCC/O William A. Lyons, III149 Moonlawn RoadTroy, New York 12180FOURTH: Purpose of company.The purpose for which thecompany is formed is to engage inany lawful acts or activities forwhich limited liability companiesmay be formed under Section 203of the limited Liability CompanyLaw of the State of New York.SUBSCRIBED this 1st day ofApril, 2013.David R. Green, Organizer
MEPPEN NICHOLS LLC, adomestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filedwith the SSNY on 3/13/13. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. SSNY shallmail process to: The LLC, 97 LordHill Rd., E. Nassau, NY 12062.General Purposes.
Notice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:Montana Enterprises, LLC,Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 1/29/13. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail process servedto Cathy Hewitt c/o L.L.C. P. O.Box 24, Cropseyville, N.Y. 12052.Purpose: Any lawful purpose.
PUBLIC NOTICEVillage of Castleton-on-Hudson
Water DepartmentHydrant Flushing Notice
Starting on Monday, May 6, 2013the Castleton Water Departmentwill be flushing hydrantsthroughout the entire Castletondistribution system. Flushing willcommence at 9am and continueto 12 noon. The flushing willcontinue on every Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday until thesystem has been completed. Theprojected completion date isWednesday May 29, 2013.During the time periods mentionedand for a period afterwards,residents may notice somediscolored water and shouldrefrain from doing laundry onthese days.
LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC). Name: 146 ColumbiaTurnpike LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with Secretaryof State of New York (SSNY) on03/28/2013. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail copy ofprocess to: 146 ColumbiaTurnpike, East Greenbush, NewYork 12144. Purpose: to engagein any lawful act or activity forwhich a limited liability companymay be formed under section 201of the Limited Liability CompanyLaw.
ANNOUNCEMENTPatriotic Rosary every Tues.7pm Sacred Heart Church,310 Spring Ave., Troy.
Q.U.I.L.T. MEETINGQ.U.I.L.T. Inc. will meet onFriday, April 12th, at the DelmarReformed Church, 386 DelawareAve, Delmar NY. The generalmeeting starts at 9:45 AM; doorsopen at 9:15. $5 visitor donation.
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LEGAL NOTICENotice is hereby given that alicense, pending serial number forbeer, liquor and/or wine has beenapplied for by the undersigned tosell beer, liquor and/or wine atretail in a restaurant under theAlcoholic Beverage Control Law.On premises consumption inRensselaer County, 720 ColumbiaTurnpike, East Greenbush, NY12061-2261. Honky Tonk RockSaloon Inc. Todd Goldstein - Pres.Family Restaurant.
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name: OpViz,LLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofNew York (SSNY) on 01/17/13.Office location: RensselaerCounty. United States CorporationAgents, Inc has been designatedas agent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.United States Corporation Agents,Inc shall mail a copy of process tothe LLC, 7014 13th Ave, Brooklyn,New York 11228. Purpose: Forany lawful purpose.
Notice of Formation of a LimitedLiability Company (LLC): Name:Project One Management, LLC,Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 02/22/2013.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopies of processto: c/o Project One Management,LLC, 48 Walker StreetRensselaer, New York 12144.Purpose: Any lawful purpose.Latest Date upon which LLC is todissolve: no specific date.
NOTICE OF FORMATION DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY (LLC).Name: RSVT LATHAM, LLC.Articles of Organization filed withNY Secretary of State, February11, 2013. Purpose: to engage inany lawful act or activity. Office:in Rensselaer County. Secretaryof State is agent for processagainst LLC and shall mail copy to600 North Greenbush Road,Rensselaer, NY 12144.
Notice of Formation ofProfessional Limited LiabilityCompany Name: Sarjeant PLLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 2/28/13. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto: Sarjeant PLLC, PO Box 117,Poestenkill, NY 12140. Purpose:Law Practice. 3/1/13.
Notice of FormationSecond Avenue RA LLC Arts. ofOrg. filed with SSNY on 3/20/2013Off. Loc.: Rensselaer Cnty. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: c/o TheLLC, 11-06 Broadway, Astoria, NY11105. Purpose: all lawfulactivities.
Notice of formation of SevenSkies 7 LLC. Arts of Org. Filedwith the SSNY on 1/23/2013.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY is designated asagent upon whom process againstthe LLC may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: The LLC, 71Kent Place, Wynantskill, NY12198. General purpose.
LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of an LLC:TANGELZ HAIR SALON LLC. Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of the State ofNew York (SSNY) on 2/26/13.Office location: RensselaerCounty. 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 aginst the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: JULIE THOMPSON, 48WRONG WAY, AVERILL PARK,NY 12018.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFTIMITRI, LLC, Office inRensselaer Co. Articles of Org.filed with Secretary of State ofNew York (SSNY) on 02/08/2013.SSNY design. agent of LLC uponwhom process may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto: The LLC, 94 Craver Road,West Sand Lake, New York12196, also its principal businesslocation. Purpose: any lawful actor activity for which limited liabilitycompanies may be organizedunder the LLCL
Notice of FormationTriple Eight Marketing, LLCArticles of Organization filed withSSNY on 1/24/13. Office locationRensselaer Cnty. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: USCorporation Agents, Inc. 701413th Ave, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY11228. Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose.
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company. Name: TruTour Realty LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with theDepartment of State of NY onDecember 26, 2012. Officelocation, County of Rensselaer.Secretary of State (“SSNY”) hasbeen designated as agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall maila copy of such process served to:14 2nd Dyke Road. Averill Park,NY 12018. Purpose: any lawfulact.
WEEBIL, LLC Articles of Org. filedNY Sec. of State (SSNY)2/27/1998. Office in RensselaerCo. SSNY desig. agent of LLCupon whom process may beserved. SSNY shall mail copy ofprocess to c/o Anthony P. Brown,663 5th Ave., Troy, NY 12182.Purpose: Any lawful purpose.Latest dissolve date: 2/28/2048.
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Notice of FormationA.M. Lloyd Enterprises, LLC Arts.of Org filed with SSNY on12/4/2012 Off. Loc.: RensselaerCnty. SSNY designated as agentof LLC whom process may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto the LLC, 63 Langenbach Rd.East Greenbush, NY 12061.Purpose: all lawful Activities.
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Geraci Twins Electric, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited
Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 02/11/2013. Officelocation, Rennselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to Geraci Twins Electric,LLC, 26 Dobert Court,Wynantskill, New York 12198. Noreported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
Happy Lunch Restaurant andBar, LLC
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company
Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 02/14/2013. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to Happy LunchRestaurant and Bar, LLC, 827River Street, Troy, New York12180. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
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LEGAL NOTICEKeener Coaching, LLC
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company
Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 01/25/2013. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to Keener Coaching, LLC,31 Centerview Drive, Troy, NewYork 12180. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
LIMM, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited
Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on September 10, 2012.Office location, RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State ofNew York State is designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served.Secretary of State may mail acopy of any process to LIMM,LLC, 7 Lindsay Drive, Troy, NewYork 12180. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
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Transfiguration Parish inSpeigletown has tickets forLes Miserable at Proctor’sTheater, May 5, 2013. Wehave 21 tickets left. This is afun time and a chance to seea wonderful stage productionof a very popular Broadwayshow. The tickets are $68.00and payment in full is duewhen you order your tickets.Contact Ellie DeBonis at 235-0337 to purchase your tickets.
Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on 02/14/2013. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to R. Borrero Rentals,LLC, 827 River Road, Troy NewYork 12180. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
VALLEY VIEW FARM NORTHPROPERTIES, LLC
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company
Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on February 11, 2013.Office location, RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State ofNew York State is designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served.Secretary of State may mail acopy of any process to ValleyView Farm North Properties, LLC,296 Casey Road, Schaghticoke,NY 12154. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.
FOR SALE30+ years stamp collection.Specialty albums, various prices.Must be seen to appreciate. 465-4122
Frigidaire Gallery electric dryer,$75. Cash and carry. 766-2907
Lg. oak DR set w/china cabinet,table & 8 chairs. $950. 674-1629
Saratoga $1 Book Warehouse. 68Weibel Ave., near the mall. Onefree book for every 10 you buy.
9 FAMILY GARAGE SALE FUNDRAISER FOR
ODYSSEY OF THE MIND WORLD FINALS
A fundraising garage sale will be held at 8 Winter Haven, WestSand Lake on Saturday, April 13, 2013, from 9:00 am until1:30 pm to send an Odyssey of the Mind team, representingAlgonquin Middle School, to the World Finals in East Lansing,Michigan (May 22-25, 2013). Odyssey of the Mind is a creativeproblem solving educational program where teams of studentsfrom around the world compete. This team earned an invitationto the World Finals by winning the “Regionals” and coming insecond place in New York State. Competing in the WorldFinals is a fantastic opportunity for an Averill Park team toshowcase our students’ academic and creative problem-solvingabilities. This garage sale is being held to raise money for theseven member team’s transportation, housing, meals, andregistration fees. Members of the team are: Heath Glasgow,Madison Hasbrouck, Lauren McClure, Leah Paulson, KristenSchaefer, Kevin Silver, and Ethan Stevens. The coach is RossMcClure. Nine families will be contributing to the garage sale.
SPRING CLEAN-UP FOR RESIDENTS OF THE
TOWN OF EAST GREENBUSH
The East Greenbush Highway Dept. will be picking up bags ofleaves and 4ft. bundles of brush for the next 3 Mondays: April15th, April 22nd, and April 29th.If your bags/brush are not picked up on Monday the HighwayDept. will be back the next business day.ALL BRUSH MUST BE TIED IN 4 FT. BUNDLES ONLYPlease do not put brush/bags in ditch lines or on top of catchbasins.Any questions, please contact the East Greenbush HighwayDept. at 477-6103.~ David Van Wormer – Commissioner, Department of PublicWorks
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BOVE NAMED TO
DEAN’S LIST AT
MIAMI UNIVERSITYMadeline Doherty Bove ofEast Greenbush (RensselaerCounty, NY) was named to theMiami University dean’s list.Miami University students whoranked in the top 20 percentof undergraduate studentswithin each division for firstsemester 2012-2013 havebeen named to the dean’s listrecognizing academicperformance.
TRANSFORMATION....
IN TIME OF WAITING
As the Reformed Churches at Stuyvesant and Nassau movealong in dedicating worship to the Acts of the Apostles, theycome to Saul’s transformation on the road to Damascus. Itwas while Saul had been empowered to round up the followersof Jesus and extradite them to Jerusalem for trial, that he wasblinded and stopped in his footsteps by a voice which heidentified as that of Jesus, asking, “Saul, Saul, why do youpersecute me?” Saul (later called Paul) was led to the city,stopped his former mission, and waited. He waited three days-blind, not eating or drinking; then a godly disciple of Damascus,called Ananias, to whom God made known the conversion ofSaul, baptized him and restored his sight. Once he could see,Saul’s transformation from persecutor to pro claimer in Christwas complete. Join us and come to understand that each of usmay need to wait, wait and give up our comfort, wait, as Godchanges us into the person he wants us to become in serviceto him.The Stuyvesant Reformed Church worships at 9 a.m. in itssanctuary where Church St. meets Route 9J, in the hamlet ofStuyvesant.The Nassau Reformed Church worships at 11 a.m. in its chapelat the Church-School-Building, 43 Church Street (Rte. 20),Nassau.
LET’S DO SOME MATH
Letter to the Editor: Let’s do some math, re: the recent hike inthe state minimum wage.The number of Democrats elected to the State Senate - 33The number of Republicans elected to the State Senate - 30.The number of Senators who said they supported raising theminimum wage right away to $9 an hour. 32. A majority.The percentage of New York voters who supported raising theminimum wage - 80%. A majority of whom wanted a raisecloser to $10 than to $9.Republican voters by 2 to 1 wanted a minimum wage hike.Then how did we come up with a minimum wage hike of only $8an hour this year? Senator Jeff Klein. And his IDC group. 5Democrats who gave power to the minority Republicans inorder to make “democracy work” better.How much money will low-income workers lose by delaying theminimum wage hike to $9 an hour over three years - and thenno indexing? $1.2 billion. Maybe more. Money that could havebeen used to feed their family. Or pay the landlord or utilitycompany. Or buy clothes. And tip workers were dropped. Theynow have to wait for the Labor Department to rule on a newwage order.Republican Senators wanted a subminimum wage for youngworkers. No one else did. So what did the other three men inthe back room agree to: the first tax credit in the US to subsidizeemployers - including Walmart, McDonalds and Burger King - ifthey hire young workers at the minimum wage.The cost to taxpayers: $20 to $40 million a year - or more. Noone really knows. But it creates incentives for employers toincrease the number of low wage jobs that it fills with teenagerspaid exactly the minimum wage rate.What does Sen. Klein get as a reward for his new math? Abigger office, a higher lulu.This is not how democracy is supposed to work.~ Mark A. Dunlea, Executive Director Hunger Action Networkof NYS
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TWO CLEAN-UPS SCHEDULED FOR
PAPSCANEE ISLAND NATURE PRESERVE
There are two community clean-ups planned for the PapscaneeIsland Nature Preserve in April, and residents are invited tojoin the organizations already committed to the effort, Chairmanof the Legislature Martin Reid announced.The clean-ups will take place on April 19 and April 27 at thesouthern entrance to the Preserve, located off Staats IslandRoad, off State Route 9J.The April 19 clean-up will run from 1:30 to 4 p.m. and willinclude employees of Siemens, an energy company providingenergy performance services to the county.The April 27 clean-up will feature an area geocaching group,and the time will be determined but is expected to kick-off inthe morning. Geocaching is a relatively new activity whereparticipants use GPS (global positioning devices) to hide andseek containers.Participants in the clean-up are asked to bring gloves anddress appropriately for the weather. For more informationregarding the clean-up, please call the legislative offices at270-2880.
MUSIC SERIES: John Staugaitis presents “Who’s Afraid ofClassical Music?” at 6pm Wednesday, April 17. Gain enjoymentand confidence by learning the basics, illustrated by recordingsfrom our new collection of classical CDs. The series continueswith sessions May 15 on opera and June 19 on country music,both presented by Helen Elam.BOARD MEETING: Library trustees meet Thursday, April 18, at6:45pm; the public is welcome.VOLUNTEER RECEPTION: Join us on Saturday, April 27, at 1pmas we celebrate our valuable volunteers and staff.READING & BOOK SIGNING: Sunday, April 28, at 1pm the Rev.Dr. Robert Loesch will be reading selections from “The Day theDrum Stopped and Other Stories,” his book of ten original shortstories. Copies of the book will be available for purchase andsigning, with all profits going to Zion’s United Church of Christ.BOOK GROUP: Wednesday, May 1, at 7pm, join in the discussionof “The Fish That Ate the Whale: The Life and Times of America’sBanana King.”HOURS & LOCATION: Mon.-Thurs. 11am-8pm, Fri. 11am-6pm,Sat. 11am-4pm, Sun. 1-4pm, except as noted above. Locatedbehind Town Hall at the intersection of 66 and 43. Phone: 674-5050. Web: sandlaketownlibrary.org
RENSSELAER COUNTY KICKS OFF
NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK 2013
The Rensselaer County Department of Health (RCDOH) is leadingan effort with community organizations to assess the health ofresidents as well as the effectiveness of the programs and servicesprovided through the public health system. The review is focusedon County residents’ mental health and affliction with chronicdiseases and its kickoff coincides with Public Health Week.In order to assess the County’s overall health status, as well as totailor health initiatives toward the unique needs of the RensselaerCounty community, a survey is being offered to all residents whoare 18 years of age and older. The survey is available online atwww.surveymonkey.com/s/renscohealth or by calling the CountyHealth Department at (518) 270-2655 in order for a paper copy to besent to you. Nationwide statistics show that seven out of ten deathseach year are from chronic diseases. Heart disease, cancer andstroke account for more than 50% of all deaths each year. Tobaccouse, poor nutrition, physical activity, and substance abuse are allbehaviors strongly associated with chronic diseases. Mental disordersare among the most common and costly conditions in United States.Effective treatments can reduce their prevalence and decrease theirnegative effects on other health conditions. Nationwide statisticsshow that an estimated 26% of Americans age 18 and older sufferfrom a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. Almost half(46%) of the U.S. adult population will suffer from a mental disorderin their lifetime. “I urge all residents to participate in this survey asthe information gathered can prove to be extremely useful as theCounty’s Health Department works to establish programs that willhelp improve the health of all residents,” said Rensselaer CountyExecutive Kathleen M. Jimino.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 528 MONTHLY
BOTTLE DRIVE
Troop 528 holds monthly bottle drives on the 2nd Saturday ofeach month. Next bottle drive is April 13th. Returnablebottles and cans can be dropped off next to the Troop’s signslocated at main intersections in the Town of Poestenkill on themorning of the bottle drive. Money raised from the bottledrives helps fund Troop activities. Please contact Deb at 248-0225 or [email protected] with any questions.
BROOKSIDE CEMETERY ANNUAL MEETING
Brookside Cemetery of Poestenkill, Inc. will conduct its annualmeeting on Thursday, April 25th, at 7:00PM at the PoestenkillTown Hall. All lot owners and interested parties are welcome toattend. If you should have any questions, please call 283-4890.
CRAFT SHOW & FLEA MARKET
The West Sand Lake Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will holda Craft Show & Flea Market on Saturday, May 18th, from 9AMto 2PM. Call Linda at 322-3610 for information and table space;or the Fire Hall at 674-3677 on the day of the event.
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Rensselaer County Clerk Frank J. Merola reports that the RensselaerCounty Clerk’s office has posted the largest revenue surplus todate, returning close to $1,000,000.00 to county coffers for FY2012. The Clerk’s office reported a record 2012 revenue of$2,945,012.00 against expenditures of $1,964,000 for a surplustotaling $981,012.00. County officials will use this surplus revenueto offset any potential increases in the county tax rate which hasrisen due to explosive increases in state mandated programs suchas Medicaid. “As a former businessman, the bottom line was finishing in theblack every year. A company or a government that continuallyoperates at a deficit will not be in business for very long.” Mr.Merola said, “I am extremely pleased that my department is able toreturn a sizable surplus to the county coffers despite the challengingeconomic times. More importantly, our expenses declined $40,000from 2011-2012. I am confident that we will continue to returnsurplus revenue for years to come.”In the past seven years, the Clerk’s office has returned surplusrevenues totaling over $3.7 million dollars to the general fund. Thepast three years have seen over $2.2 million returned to the county.This is a result of aggressive revenue enhancement programs suchas the very successful RENEW RENSSELAER motor vehicle andpassport program which has dramatically increased the number ofpassports processed by the Rensselaer County Clerk’s office. Mr.Merola also credits an outstanding DMV department, and anaggressive DMV outreach program that has attracted significantauto dealer business to Rensselaer County and significantly increasedDMV revenue. The photo ID program instituted by Mr. Merola in2006 has proved to be extremely popular, with residents all overthe Capital District coming to Rensselaer County for photo ID. “Like many other departments in County government we aredoing more with less.” Mr. Merola said, “Our courteous and efficientservice has given our office the well deserved reputation as themost customer friendly Clerk’s office in the capital region. Thesenext few years may prove challenging as a result of the economicdownturn, but I am confident that we will continue to return neededmoney to the County for the benefit of our taxpayers.”
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
CLASSES OFFERED
Don’s Drivers Training andEagle Mil ls Driver SafetyEducation are proud to offerNTSI’s 6-hour DefensiveDriving Course, TrafficSurvival Workshop. This classis NYS-DMV approved and willreduce your auto insuranceby 10% off collision, liabilityand no-fault for 3 years andsubtract up to 4 points fromyour driver’s license. Learn thefun way in presentationformat with NTSI MasterInstructors Don Roy andMichele Krill.We will be holding the followingclasses at the BrunswickGrange Hall, Corner of Routes7 & 142 (behind Stewarts) inTroy as follows: April 27, andJune 8, July 13, August 10,September 14, October 12,and November 9. Class is onSaturday from 9-3:30, andcosts $40 per person. Doorsopen at 8:45 AM forregistration. A portion of theproceeds wil l benefit theBrunswick Grange Hall. Toenroll, call Michele at 225-0462 or e-maild r i v e r c l a s s e s@ao l . c om .Please drive safely!!
NIGHT AT THE
RACES
Mountain View Fire Presentsa Night at the Races. Horseracing is coming to MountainView April 27th. Doors open6pm. Horses are available @$10 pre sale or at the door;your horse wins you win $25.There wil l be food andrefreshments for a smalldonation. This is a full card ofthoroughbred racing from anaccredited track, there will be$2 bet to win wagering, alsoan early and late double. [email protected] forhorse purchases or questions.
AARP DEFENSIVE
DRIVING COURSE
Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Graftonwill be holding an AARP SafeDriving Course, Tuesday, April16, 2013, from 8:30 a.m. to3:30 p.m., with a break at noonfor lunch, available at center.Save up to 10% on your carinsurance! The cost will be$17.00 for AARP members and$19.00 for non-members.Please call Penny at 279-3413,or stop at the center forreservations – SPACES ARELIMITED!
VETS OF
STEPHENTOWN
TEXAS HOLD’EM
The Veterans ofStephentown willhold a TexasHold’em Tourna-ment on Saturday, April 13th,in the Stephentown Fire Hall,located at 35 Grange Road inStephentown.The doors will open at 5:00pm and close at 6:00 pm. Playbegins at 6:15 sharp.A Free Buffet will be servedat the first break.No advance registration isrequired, and a donation of$35.00 per player will beaccepted. Players can makean additional $10.00 donationat the door for 1,000 extrachips. This tournament will payone places for every tenplayers with a minimum of 4places and a maximum of 9places.The next Texas Hold’emtournament at theStephentown Fire Hall will beheld on April 27th, 2013.For further information,please call Tom McVeigh at518-658-2448.
PROGRAM ON OLDER AGE DRIVING AND
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY FOR SENIORS
The Troy Senior Center in conjunction with New York StateOffice for the Aging’s Older Driver and Pedestrian Safety Projectis hosting a discussion on how to stay safe on the road as wegrow older. Topics will include:• The Effects of Aging on Driving.• Vision and Hearing.• Medications and Driving• Staying physically and mentally fit for driving.The Presentation will be held at the Troy Senior Center locatedat 19 Third St., Troy, on Wednesday, April 17th, at 11:30 a.m.Guest Speaker: Rory Fluman with the Older Driver andPedestrian Safety ProjectLunch will be served at 12 noon Menu: Lite Salt Franks BakedBeans, Frozen Mixed Vegetables, Long Roll, and a orange fordessert. Suggested Contribution for lunch is $2.75. For moreinformation, or to sign up, please call 270-5348.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASS AT GILEAD
Michele Krill, Master Instructor and Owner of Eagle Mills DriverSafety Education is proud to offer a defensive class to be heldat Gilead Lutheran Church. Class will be held for one day onlyon Saturday, April 13, from 9am - 3:30pm. Doors open at8:45am. This class is NYS-DMV approved and will reduce yourauto insurance by 10% off collision, liability and no-fault for 3years and subtract up to 4 points from your driver’s license.ALL PROCEEDS will benefit Gilead Lutheran Church andwill be held in memory of Michele’s mother, MurielPalubniak, a lifetime member of the church whopassed into eternity in December 2011.Gilead is located at the intersection of Routes 7 & 278,Brunswick (GPS: 308 Brick Church Road, Troy). Minimumdonation $40pp. Light lunch offered for an extra charge. Toenroll, cal l Michele at 225-0462 or [email protected]. If you have been thinking abouttaking this class, now is the time to help out a non-profitorganization! Please drive safely!!
Cars on consignment, call fordetails. We buy cars. 286-3350
IT’S TIME FOR A
CAR WASH!
The Gardner-Dickinson classof 2013 is happy to give yourcar a wash for $5 on May 4thfrom 9AM to 3PM at AdvancedAuto on Main Street inWynantskill. In case of rain,the date will be May 11th.Your car at this event will helpcontinue the tradition of aclass dinner party. Come seethe snack table while youwait!
MAPLE HILL HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
In an effort to recognize outstanding achievements of ourstudents, Maple Hill High School presents each month a Studentof the Month Award. For the month of March, 2013, thestudents selected to receive this recognition are:Freshman – Garrett Renslow, Sophomore – NathanielColeda, Junior – Chelsea Decker, Senior – EmilyChittendenGarrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renslow, is nominated forbeing a self-motivated learner and strives to challenge himselfacademically. He is very respectful to his teachers andconsiderate to his peers. Garrett is involved with cross country,volleyball and baseball. In addition to sports, Garrett is amember of the high school band. Outside of school he playsbaseball for the Devil Cats, The Sorensco League, and withthe coach from Frozen Ropes. Garrett plans to go to collegeafter graduation.Nathaniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Coleda, is nominated forbeing a student on the Principal’s List maintaining an averageof 95 or above. He is respectful of others while following hisown path and has quite a sense of humor. Nathaniel participatesin band, chorus, Jazz Band, and Swing Choir. Outside of schoolhe is in ESYO Wind Ensemble, ESYO Jazz Ensemble, SouthColonie Friends of Music Dance Band, Guilderland Town Band,and Melodies of Christmas. Nathaniel plans to go to college tostudy music.Chelsea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Decker, is nominatedfor being a hard worker and always tries her best. She can becounted on in class to participate insightfully and is a rolemodel for other students. Chelsea participates in chorus andvolleyball here at Maple Hill. Outside of school she enjoys timewith friends and doing things together. After graduation nextyear, Chelsea does plan to go to college.Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chittenden, is nominatedfor being an exceptionally hard worker and is very conscientiousabout her assignments. Here at Maple Hill she participates inNHS, The Buddy Program, Yearbook, and band. Outside ofschool she is involved with 4H and Dairy Showing. Emily planson going to college to major in Psychology or AgriculturalBusiness, and has narrowed her schools down to Cornell andThe University of Vermont.The faculty and staff wish to congratulate these students onbeing selected March students of the month for their respectivegrades.
CCE BOARD of
DIRECTOR’S
MEETING
Cornell Cooperative Extensionof Rensselaer County will holda Board of Director’s Meetingon Wednesday, Apri l 17,2013, at 7PM in the EducationRoom of their offices locatedat 61 State Street, Troy, NY12180. Phone 272-4210.
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James & Beth LaMountain of EastNassau, have announced theengagement of theirdaughter,Heather LaMountain, toJason Wood, son of Rick Wood ofAlbany & Marcia Ody of HiltonHead, SC. An August 16 weddinghas been planned at Longfellow's
in Saratoga, NY.
POESTENKILL SPRING MARKET DAY
Every year on a Saturday in May, thePoestenkill Town Green comes to life witha flurry of activity. People from all overthe area gather to meet their neighbors,catch up on gossip and, at the same time,find a myriad of bargains. On May 18th(rain date 19th), there will be tables ofbooks, jewelry, scarves, purses,collectibles and delicious homemadegoodies. One large section will be set up with plants donatedby our green-thumbed gardeners who lovingly share the wealthof their talents.After all the shopping is done, chances will be available forbeautiful gift baskets created by Judy Geiss. Then whenhunger strikes, hot dogs and chili, lemonade and water will beavailable.Donations are being accepted for gently used books,collectibles, accessories, plants and baked goods. For moreinformation, call the Poestenkill library at 283-3721.
THRIFT SHOP
The Church of the RedeemerThrift Shop (1249 Third Street,Rensselaer, at the corner of Thirdand Catherine Streets) will beopen on Thursdays from 3 to6PM; and on Saturday, April13th, from 9AM to 2PM.The shop features householditems, clothing for all sizes andages (many name brands, veryreasonable prices), books, toysand many one-of-a-kind items.The Thrift Shop is on a CDTAbusl ine, is handicapped-accessible and can be enteredfrom the parking lot behind thebuilding. Learn more at Face-book.com/Redeemerthriftshop.
COLUMBIA HS 1970-1979
ALUMNI PARTY 2013 – SAVE THE DATE!
The annual CHS Classes of the ‘70s Alumni Party will be held onSaturday, August 17, 2013, at the E.G. Town Park. This year’sparty will combine with the 40th reunion of Class of ’73. Friendus on our Facebook page for updates: Columbia-hs East-Greenbushny. MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
DEEP STACK
HOLD’EM TOUR. at
AP/SL FIRE DEPT.
The Averill Park/Sand LakeFire Department will hold aDeep Stack Texas Hold’emTournament with Bounty onSaturday, April 20th, at 1PM;doors open at noon at theAverill Park/Sand Lake FireDepartment, located at 35Eastern Union Tpke in AverillPark.$125 buy-in; ($25 donation w/FREE Bounty Chip) Prize Poolfor March Tournament -$6,300. !!!$20,000 in Chips!!!NO RE-BUYS and NO ADD-ONS. Doors open at noon atthe Firehouse. Free Dinner.Reservations preferred andwalk-ins accommodated.Call Ron Berti at 674-8363 oremail at [email protected].
LORI IWANOWICZ NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
AT SAGE COLLEGE OF ALBANY
Lori Iwanowicz, from Poestenkill, NY, at Sage College of Albany,has been placed on the Dean’s Honor List for the Fall 2012Semester. Dean’s Honor List students obtain a cumulativegrade point average of at least 3.30 after completing a courseload of 12 credit hours or more, and receiving no letter gradebelow a C.
VENDOR DAY FUNDRAISER
On April 13th, at 1PM, the SonShiners will be holding their 2ndAnnual Vendor Day Fundraiser in Pierce Hall, StephentownFederated Church, 1513 Garfield Road, Stephentown. TheCommunity is Welcome to come! Light refreshments will beserved. The building is handicapped accessible.Our vendors this year are: Thirty-One – Laura Coon; Avon -Carli Drake; Tastefully Simple – Carissa Sears; Photographs byBeth-Anne Steele and Crafts by local artists.Come enjoy a fun-filled afternoon with family and friends aswe shop. Remember Mother’s Day is right around the cornerand we’ve got lots of good things for you to choose from.Check out our website: www.stephentownfederatedchruch.orgfor more details or call Barbara at 527-0182.
EARTH DAY 2013 - GO GREEN
Zion’s United Church of Christ of Taborton,located at 741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake, NewYork, will hold Earth Day 2013 - Go Green onSunday, April 21st, from 9:30AM to 4PM.The event will be open to the public withoutadmission charge. A light lunch will be served
from 11AM - 1PM.At 9:30AM, there will be a Blessing of Pets and Animals. Groupsand businesses associated with pet and animal care will betaking part with displays for the entire day.The 10AM worship service will highlight the positive ways peoplecan respect and conserve the environment.David King, administrator of the EPA (US EnvironmentalProtection Agency) Superfund cleanup of PCB pollution in theMohawk River, will be our guest speaker.A light lunch will be served from 11AM - 1PM.Fran Martino of River Haggie Outdoors in Ghent, NY, will leadthree workshops for children: Fish Prints 12 noon - 1PM;Beginner casting lesson, 1:30-2:30PM and Fishing at the Pond,3-4PM.A woods hike will be led by Rensselaer Plateau Alliance.Individuals and groups serving in the Capital Region, public andprivate, secular and religious, non-profit, local, regional andnational will be represented.You are invited to participate by reserving table display spaceand/or being a financial sponsor.There is no charge for table display space.If you wish to be a financial sponsor, please send your checkpayable to “Zion’s United Church of Christ” with memo “EarthDay 2013 Sponsor” and send to Zion’s United Church of Christ,741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake, NY 12153. For furtherinformation, please contact: Rev. Dr. Robert Loesch, Pastor,518-674-8204 iPhone [email protected]
