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VOL. LIII MARCH 10, 2011 NO. 33
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We are fully accessible and follow a SafeSanctuaries policy to insure safety forchildren and adults. Sunday MorningSchedule for March 13, 2011 FirstSunday in Lent. Mission Focus: JeremiasFranca, in mission in Mozambique.8:30AM Informal Worship with
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A public information meeting will be held at the Nassau VillageHall on March 16th at 7PM to discuss the Data Collection Phaseof the Village of Nassau Revaluation Project for the 2012Assessment Roll. All Village of Nassau residents are invited toattend.
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The March Meeting of the Birchkilll Arts and Crafts Guild will beheld Monday, March 14th, at 10AM at St. Michael’s Church Hall,175 William Rd., Troy.Guest craft instructor, Sue Sonerscales will be teaching ourgroup how to make 3-D note cards and envelopes.Bring your lunch and your cup; desserts and coffee/tea are ourtreat. As always, we welcome guests and new members.
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RENSS. SOUTHEND NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION MEETINGThe meeting of the Rensselaer Southend NeighborhoodAssociation will be held March 10, 2011 at 6:30 pm at theKnights of Columbus located at 200 East St.Guest Speaker will be Peter Sheehan of the Sierra Club.SEE YOU THERE! Marion Webber 1st Ward, Jim Van Vorst 2ndWard, Phil Elacqua 3rd Ward, Gretchen Poole 4th Ward.
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DISAPPOINTED DEMOCRATLetter to the Editor: It is with great disappointment I am writingthis letter. For over two decades I have worked hard to electfellow democrats that I thought were worth supporting. Oneof those is the Honorable Judge Robert Jacon. But his recentactions have left me wondering. He had the opportunity tojoin his fellow Democrat, Honorable Judge George Ceresia inappointing Bill Dedrick to the position of Commissioner of Jurors,but instead he voted to appoint an Albany County Resident,Dawn Signoracci. I am sure she is a fine person, but I personallyknow Bill Dedrick to be the most Honorable and Honest man Ihave ever met. I had the pleasure of working with Bill Dedrickfor seven years in the County legislature and supported himas our Minority Leader. We as Democrats have a fewopportunities to support people we feel are of the highestcharacter and should not squander our chances when theyare available to us. Sometimes Democrats are their own worstenemies, and by the Honorable Judge Jacon voting with theRensselaer Republican Majority Leader of the Legislature isjust another example of step backwards when they have theopportunity to move forward.~Keith Hammond, Averill ParkEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinion
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ST. HENRY’S TO HOLD IRISH NIGHTSt. Henry’s Church in Averill Park will be holding anIrish Night from 7:30 to 11:00 PM on Saturday, March12th, in the Parish Community Room. For a price ofonly $10 per person, you will get soda, snacks,entertainment featuring Frank Jaklitsch and friends
and a chance to win door prizes. Beer, wine and food will alsobe available at reasonable prices. Due to State regulations, nooutside alcoholic beverages can be brought into the event.Tickets can be purchased after all masses at St. Henry’s or bycalling the Rectory at 674-3818.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY TALES WITH
MARNI GILLARDThe Troy Public Library is pleased to present “St. Patrick’s DayTales with Marni Gillard.” Come hear local storyteller MarniGillard share traditional Irish tales, just in time for St. Patrick’sDay. The program will be held Saturday, March 12, 2011, at 2pm at the Main Library, and is appropriate for all ages.This program is free and open to the public, but please call thelibrary at 274-7071 to register. Troy Public Library is located at100 Second Street, Troy.
TUESDAYS AT NOON CONCERTOn March 15th, Tuesdays at Noon Concerts presentsDuo Marchand in “The Rose, the Shamrock, and theThistle,” a program of songs of the British Isles, witha special emphasis on the Shamrock in honor of St.Patrick’s Day. Performers are harper/soprano MarciaYoung and lute builder/performer Andy Rutherford.
Young and Rutherford specialize in early music rendition withmany groups, including the Renaissance ensemble My LordChamberlain’s Consort, in the New York City area and nationally.The program includes such traditional ballads as “Shule Aroon,”“She Moved Through the Fair,” and some practical advice forthe holiday in “Carolan’s Receipt for Drinking.”The 45-minute program is free, but donations are welcome.Bring your lunch and stay as long as you can. The church ishandicapped accessible.The next concert in the Tuesdays at Noon series, April 19, willcelebrate national jazz appreciation month with the unique soundsof Michael Benedict and Jazz Vibes.
SLCA PRESENTS CONCERT - ”QUICKSTEP”John Kirk, Trish Miller, SaraMilonovich, & Ed Lowman -on Sat. March 12 at 8pm.The concert, t it led,Irishman’’s Heart to theLadies, promises an eveningof fantastic fiddling, fancyfootwork, sentimental
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The Nordstrom family — Matthew (John Cody), Rose (ZaraPyle), Daisy (Anna Gras), Maggie (Lynn Scott), and Violet (ZoeGras) visit their neighbors’ farm in Sarah, Plain and Tall
opening on Friday, March 25th, at 8PM. Directed by CarolLynnLangley, the production continues on March 26 & April 1 & 2 at8pm and Sundays, March 27 & April 3, at 2:30pm. Tickets are$16 and reservations can be made at 518-674-2007 orwww.slca-ctp.org. The Sand Lake Center for the Arts is locatedat 2880 NY 43, one half mile east of the blinking light in AverillPark, NY. There is plenty of free parking.
The month of March. It comes in like a lion – ice fishermenbraving the cold on a frozen and wind swept Crystal Lake.And goes out like a lamb – Averill Park High School runners outof the gym and back on the road. We survived – and evenenjoyed – another winter!March is also a great month to consider putting away a littlemore for your retirement. You have until April 15th to contributeto your IRA for calendar year 2010. Currently, the limit for anIRA is $5000, or $6000 if you’re over the age of 50.If you’re self-employed or a small business owner, your taxadvisor may suggest a SEP (Simplified Employee Pension),which enables you to put away up to 25% of your earnedincome or $49,000, whichever is less.How about a little financial Spring-cleaning? Do you have IRAaccounts at several different banks or fund companies? Andmaybe an old 401(k) or two from previous employers? Considerconsolidating those into one well-diversified IRA.Contact your tax preparer or financial advisor to discuss howthese ideas might benefit you and your family.This information is general in nature and may not apply to yourspecific situation. You should consult your own tax advisorregarding your tax needs as Pinnacle Investments, LLC and itsrepresentatives do not provide tax or legal advice.Bridget Ball Shaw is a financial advisor for Pinnacle Investments,LLC, 125 Wolf Road, Ste 406, Albany, NY 12205, member FINRA,SIPC. She is a longtime resident of Averill Park and holds amasters degree in Finance from RPI. Bridget teaches Women andWealth at Russell Sage College and Women in Business at EmpireState College.
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“PUBLIC SYMBOLS, HIDDEN MEANINGS”
LECTURE“Public Symbols, Hidden Meanings” is the title of a lecture whichwill be presented by historian Martin Bubie on March 17th, at7:30 PM at the Pittstown Town Hall in Tomhannock. Bubie willtalk about the symbolism and artistry of public seals, includingones from the cities, towns, counties, boroughs and villagesof Rensselaer County. He will also show images of a widevariety of seals and discuss the development of symbols asthey relate to location, nationality and family. A retiree fromGE, Bubie has been collecting seals for many years on histravels throughout the area as well as in Europe. He hasauthored a book on the Dutch heritage of New York’s HudsonRiver, as well as his most recent publication on public symbols.The lecture, which is sponsored by the Pittstown HistoricalSociety, is free and open to the public. Refreshments will beserved following the lecture.
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PRESERVATIONPoestenkill Historical Societywill meet Tues., March 22nd,at 7PM in the Poestenkill TownHall on RT 351. This month’sguest speaker will be JoeFerrannini. Joe will discuss re-storing and preserving grave-stones. Joe has done exten-sive work in this area andaround the county. Joe is anexpert in his field and cananswer any of your questionson restoring and preservinggravestones. Graveyardscontain priceless, historicalinformation. They are inessence open air museums.Gravestones are often theonly thing remaining in itsoriginal location from previousgenerations. They are likely tobe the oldest man-madeobject you will ever touch.Come to the meeting on March22nd, and hear and see whatJoe says you should do torestore any headstone. Theprogram is free and public iswelcome. Refreshments pro-vided by Joan Zweig. Fordirections, call Pat at 283-5223.
Q.U.I.L.T. MEETINGQ.U.I.L.T. Inc. will meet onFriday, March 11th, at DelmarReformed Church, 386Delaware Ave, Delmar.Meeting starts at 9:45AM;doors open at 9:15AM. AnnualService project workday andBirthday celebration; bringyour lunch and stay into theafternoon to help. For info.,call 439-1194. Check ourwebsite at www.quiltinc.org.
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LONG IS. UNIV.Adrianna Alvarez fromCastleton, a Journalism -Library Science Major at LongIsland University (CW Post),has made the Dean’s list forthe Fall 2010 semester. Thisspecial honor is reserved forstudents who maintain aminimum 3.5 grade pointaverage while carrying acourse load of at least 12credits.
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MARCH CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS• Story-time - Wednesdays at 10:30AM.Join Pat for simple stories and a craft.• Frog Went A-courtin’ – Mar. 16th at6:30PM. Girl Scout Troop 1365 & 1748would like to entertain you with a specialfrog story-time. Children will get to make
a frog puppet and an origami frog, followed by a frog snack.• Candy Bar Bingo – Mar. 21st at 6:30PM. Bring your favoritecandy bar and play bingo to win the candy bars.• Picture Book Club – Mar. 23rd at 6:30PM. Kids are never tooyoung to join a book club. We will discuss and have activitiesbased on the book “Ish” by Peter Reynolds. Multiple copies willbe available at the circulation desk for you to check out.• The Cat’s Meow – Mar. 28th at 6:30PM. Come and listen to“Cat”tastic books followed by a cat craft.Please register for these programs by calling 766-2715 or by e-mail [email protected].
RENSSELAER LIBRARY MARCH EVENTS• Friends of the Rensselaer Public Library Meeting- Monday, March 21st, at 6:30PM. The group willbe holding their annual elections. The Friends ofthe Library group is accepting donations for their
book sale to be held in May. They are looking for paperbacks,hard covers, children’s books and DVDs. No textbooks orreference, please.• Gardening with Kids - Saturday, March 12th, at 1PM. Tiredof winter? Come to this free family program and plan out agarden. We’ll decorate a pot, plant seeds, and talk aboutindoor and outdoor plant care.The library is located at 676 East Street in Rensselaer, acrossfrom the Amtrak parking lot. For more information, or to signup for a program, call 462-1193 or log on to http://www.rensselaerlibrary.org.
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NORTH GREENBUSH FINANCIAL REPORT
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
Letter to the Editor: Last week, the North Greenbush TownBoard received a report on the operation of the towncomptroller’s office. The independent report detailed realconcerns and problems over the past comptroller’s handling oftown finances and management of certain town accounts.Indeed, the area that prompted the most concern was therevelation that he had opened a town bank account holdingapproximately $3 million that only he had access to. The pastcomptroller, who was not reappointed in 2009, but allowed tohold over in the position, also failed to perform necessaryreconciliations of town accounts, did not computerize ledgerentries or carry out other basic and needed steps.The independent report was commissioned by the Town Boardbecause we were concerned regarding management of townfinances. The report is likely to prompt further town action toensure taxpayer money is being properly managed.Despite the serious problems described in the report, the formercomptroller is attempting to confuse residents by personallyattacking me. To blame me for the tardiness of his work is asridiculous as his practice of balancing the Town’s checkbookannually.However, numbers do not lie and facts included in theindependent report show that the Town Board made the rightdecision. While Supervisor Ashworth initially called our action“political” she later stated in a finance committee meeting that“she knew there were problems with the comptrollers office inNovember” and that “it was frustrating that he didn’t get hisstuff done when he was suppose to”.Our actions regarding the former comptroller are in line withthe work of Town Board members, including myself, Al Spain,Kelly Hoffman and Joe Bott, to reform town finances. We havedone this by focusing on how every town tax dollar is spentand by managing town finances the way taxpayers handletheir household budgets. Would you balance your householdcheckbook once per year? Our comptroller did! Political attacks are easy to make, but as board members wewill let the results – reduced debt, stable taxes, improvedfinances and better fiscal management – speak for themselves.You may request a copy of the report by calling our Town Clerkat 283-4306 or by e-mail @ [email protected]~ Lou Desso, North Greenbush Town Councilman
SAND LAKE SENIORS BUS TRIP
• March 17th - Day bus trip to St. Patrick’s Festival inPennsylvania. Cost is $40 for members and $46 for non-members. We will be leaving from the Church of the Covenantin Averill Park at 7AM. Contact Laura Stevans at 674-0050 fortickets. The Church of the Covenant is the round church locatedin Averill Park.
AREA RESIDENTS NAMED TO THE DEAN’S
LIST AT ROBERTS WESLEYAN COLLEGERoberts Wesleyan College is pleased to announce the followingstudents were named to the Dean’s List for their outstandingacademic performance for the fall 2010 semester:Danielle Goodermote of Troy, received Honors. SaraSmith of Hoosick Falls, received High Honors. Jamie Stacyof Averill Park, received Highest Honors. Kay-Leigh Stacyof Averill Park, received High Honors. Amanda Tobias ofTroy, received High Honors. Rachael Warner of Averill Park,received Highest Honors. Sara Wood of Castleton, receivedHighest Honors. Honors, grade point average ranging from3.5 to 3.69; Higher Honors, grade point average ranging from3.79 to 3.89; Highest Honors, grade point average rangingfrom 3.9 to 4.0.
Editors 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.
AREA STUDENTS NAMED TO
MARIST COLLEGE DEAN’S LIST
The following students were named to the Marist College Dean’sList for the fall 2010 semester.Rachel Maleady of Hoosick Falls, is a member of the class of2011 and is majoring in Communication. Valerie Perrella ofCastleton, is a member of the class of 2011 and is majoring inBusiness Administration. Katherine Wall of East Greenbush,is a member of the class of 2012 and is majoring in BusinessAdministration. Julianne Wantuch of Nassau, is a memberof the class of 2013 and is majoring in English.
VOTE FOR RANDY HOWARTH AND CHARLES
COLLINS— THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION
A peaceful revolution is at hand to restructure our govern-ment so as to support the weary taxpayers and proud resi-dents of our village. We don’t need to march in the streetsand we don’t need to shed blood, thankfully. All we need todo is to cast our votes for Randy Howarth for Trustee andCharles Collins for Mayor, respectively. It’s a change 40 yearsin the making. The time is now to end costly, unnecessaryexpenditures that are draining our precious tax dollars andwasting our limited resources, while benefiting thelives of a select few. The escrow portion of my mortgagehas increased three times in the last five years, largely dueto increased local taxes. This rate of escalation is unsustain-able and unacceptable. The appropiate response is to con-sider a consolidation of village and town services, which theprevailing majority in power has rejected. Randy Howarthand Charles Collins, in contrast, have the experience, thewisdom, and the will to bring Nassau into the 21st Century.Please give them your support on March 15th. Things cannever improve unless each of us lends a hand.
~Maxine Bogash- Nassau
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The Stuyvesant and Nassau Reformed Churches will begintheir Sunday worship in Lent with the story of Jesus in thewilderness and the topic of temptation. Matthew’s account ofJesus’ forty days being tempted by the devil (Mat 4:1-11) tellsus that it is not the forces of evil, but the Holy Spirit that leadsJesus, and us, to experience being tempted by the devil.Matthew writes” Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into thedesert to be tempted....” In knowing temptation is a part ofthe human condition, we all need to experience it, learn toresist it, and “Become Stronger in God.” In the sermon of thattitle, the Reverend Edward L. Van Kampen will point to the keyof our overcoming temptation being God’s power to empowerus.The Stuyvesant Reformed Church will begin worship at 9 a.m.in its sanctuary, where Church Street meets Route 9J, onehalf mile south of the only traffic (caution) light in the hamlet ofStuyvesant. Everyone is invited to worship at StuyvesantReformed Church.The Nassau Reformed Church begins worship at 11 a.m. in itschapel on the second level of its Church-School-Building at 43Church Street (Route 20,) one half mile east of the only trafficlight in the village. Sunday School meets at 11 a.m. and endsso parents can meet their children at 12 Noon, following worship.Everyone is welcome to worship at Nassau Reformed.
MYRTLE BEACH BUS TRIP
Attention Seniors! The Sand Seniors will be hostinga Myrtle Beach Bus Trip on September 11th to 17th,(7 days and 6 nights). Luxury motor coach tour.Magnificent hotel accommodations. Incredible
meals! Visits to the Carolina Opry Show, Magnolia Plantation,Brookgreen Gardens, Hollywood Show at the Palace andAlabama Theatres, Guided tour of Charleston, Broadway atthe Beach and much, much more! Only $625 per person doubleoccupancy, additional $180 for single. $75 saves seat!Early reservation strongly suggested. Call Laura Stevans at674-0050
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The Odyssey of the Mind tournament is here again and promisesto be better than ever, according to Arlene Sampson, thetournament’s director from Questar III.This year the popular event features 71 teams, involvingRensselaer, Columbia and Greene counties, and will take placeon March 12 at Rensselaer City Schools, 25 Van RensselaerDrive, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (snow date March 13).Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational programthat provides creative problem-solving opportunities forstudents from kindergarten through college. Students applytheir imagination and ingenuity to solve problems that rangefrom building mechanical devices to presenting their owninterpretation of literary classics.In addition to the all-day creative problem-solving taking place,Questar III has added three exciting opportunities forparticipants and audience members.The first is a community service project where adults andstudents can help “Stars for Our Troops,” a project of the localLadies Auxiliary of Germania Hall of North Troy. The memberscut embroidered stars from worn U.S. flags to send with a noteto U.S. soldiers stationed around the world. Visitors are invitedto bring used flags to donate.There will also be a fun art project ongoing throughout the dayin which everyone who attends can add his or her thumbprintto a picture of the Odyssey of the Mind mascot, Omer theraccoon. Sponsors hope to show off this work of art at theawards ceremony at the end of the day.Lastly, a virtual pin design contest will invite everyone at thetournament to vote for one of the three top designs submittedearlier this year by students competing in Odyssey of the Mind.Because so many people are planning to attend, everyone isasked to plan ahead by arranging a carpool, allowing extra timeto get there, or to park in satellite parking areas near theschool including: Carmela’s Banquet House, 301 WashingtonAvenue; Doane Stuart School, 199 Washington Avenue; or theCDTA Park and Ride at Route 4. Shuttle buses will run every tento 20 minutes all day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (with theseexceptions: 9 to 10 a.m., 12:20 to 1:20 p.m. and 3:10 to 4:10p.m. when only one bus is running).For more information, visit www.questar.org.
EAST GREENBUSH EMPLOYEE INCENTIVES
Letter to the Editor: I would like to present to my neighborstwo incentives the Town pays to our employees. The first is aSick Leave incentive. From the employee handbook: “Full-timeemployees will be entitled to a sick leave bonus of two hundredfifty ($250.00) for each quarter of the calendar year in whichthey do not use any sick leave...This Incentive is offered toencourage employees to save their sick leave.” The second isa longevity incentive. Longevity pay is given to eligible full-time non-union employees as provided in the schedule foundhere: http://tinyurl.com/5rq9q7g Longevity pay is given toeligible union employees per the terms of their union contract.In 2010, 18 people received longevity pay totaling $59,399.60.This amount does not include longevity payments for hourlyemployees. The Town indicates: “longevity payments for hourlyemployees are included in their hourly rate and are not trackedseparately.”For 2010 59 people received Sick Leave Incentive totaling$45,033.36. 27 people received sick leave for all 4 quarters,or a lump sum payment of $1,000. Supervisor Rick McCabe,whose base salary was $70,000 for 2010, made an additional$2,800 from the longevity incentive. For more info on thesetwo incentives, please visit http://tinyurl.com/5vc6h76~Nathan Hans, RensselaerEditors Note: The above article does not necessarily reflect the opinionor endorsement of the Editor or the Staff of THE ADVERTISER, and forall intents and purposes is impossible to verify the truth and veracity ofits contents.
EVENTS AT THE CASTLETON LIBRARY
• Friday, March 11th, at 6:30PM: Family Movie! Come to thelibrary to watch Megamind and enjoy some snacks!• Tuesday, March 15th: St. Patty’s day story hour at 10AM inthe Library!• Wednesday, March 16th: Friends’ meeting at 7PM• Saturday, March 19th: Book Sale! at the Castleton PublicLibrary from 10-2.• Monday, March 21st: Library Board of Trustees meeting at7PM.The Castleton Public Library, a Library Journal-designated FiveStar American Library, is expanding its hours and its programs,beginning Monday, February 28. Library Director Amy Pekernoted the new schedule reflects the library’s commitment toprovide patrons with more opportunities to utilize the library’smultimedia resources, check out and renew materials, andattend exciting programs for all ages. The new expanded hoursare: Monday through Wednesday, Noon to 8 p.m.; Thursdayand Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.For more information, or to keep up-to-date on upcomingevents at the library, please visit: castletonpubliclibrary.org.
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The Fort Crai lo Chapter,National Society Daughters ofthe American Revolution willbe holding their March meetingon the 12th, at 11AM at theEast Greenbush CommunityLibrary. The program will beon Women’s Issues &Veterans. A. C. Mazurek,Executive Director ofSaratoga County RuralPreservation Company, Inc.wil l be our speaker. Al lmembers are encouraged toattend. If you have anyquestions, please contact thechapter regent, BarbaraPogoda.
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The second CommunityBudget Forum will be held at 7p.m. on March 15th at AverillPark High School. This forumwill give residents a chance toweigh in on the district’s firstdraft budget, which will bepresented on March 8th.Community members areasked to register for thisevent, so the district can planfor the expected turnout.Please visitwww.averi llpark.k12.ny.usfor more information and toregister.
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SEASON OF LENT AT LOVE LUTHERAN
The Season of Lent is all about forgiveness and what God hasdone in Jesus Christ that we might be forgiven.Each Sunday during Lent, Vicar Henry will preach on this miracleof grace. His sermon on Sunday, March 13th, is:“It’s Not Fair,” based on Romans 5: 6-11. Come, join us as wecontinue our walk towards East and the empty tomb.Divine Service begins at 10:00 a.m., followed by fellowship at11:00 a.m. Love Lutheran continues its mid-week Lentenworship with Part Two of the Miracles of Lent series, “TheMiraculous Tearing of the Temple Curtain.” Join us in our newcasual worship center this Wednesday, March 16th, beginningat 7:00 p.m.Love Lutheran church is located just off Route 20, MiddlesexRd., to Pheasant Lane, East Greenbush. Phone: (518) 477-8685, E-mail: [email protected].
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BOOK DRIVE/SWAP
Girl Scouts Troop 1911 & Troop1029 will be holding their 3rdAnnual Book Drive & BookSwap on Friday, March 25th,from 6:30PM to 8:30PM at theChurch of the Covenant inAverill Park.Bring a Book ~ Take a Book.Gently used children’s booksonly please. Leftover bookswill be donated to the AverillPark Pre-School and the BrightRed Bookshelves.
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GRAFTON COMM. HISTORY DAY
The Grafton Historical Society will conduct its first CommunityHistory Day on March 16, 2011, at 7:00 PM at the GraftonTown Hall.Community members are invited to bring their Grafton treasurerand share its story with us. Please bring your photos, letters,diaries, school items, military records, deeds, newsletters,flyers, business records, club records, church bulletins, etc.Light refreshments will be served. For more information, contactDorothy Surprise, public relations contact, [email protected] or at 641-9660.
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NEW EXHIBIT: Selections from the artists of the SchenectadyPhotographic Society are now hanging in the William KennedyRoom. (Thanks to Ray C. Henrikson for selecting and hangingthe artwork.)AUTHOR APPEARANCE: Local author Sharon Rounds will be atthe library Saturday, March 19, from 1-3pm to discuss her newchildren’s book, “The Gootzes Go to Giza,” which offersadventure while teaching about ancient Egyptian civilization.BOOK GROUP: The title for April 6 is “Little Bee” by Chris Cleave;pick up a copy at the Library.FUNDRAISING THANKS: Are due this week to Martha Leckonby.TONER RECYCLING: Did you know you can donate your usedink cartridges to the library? You can help the library and theenvironment at the same time. Look for the green donationbox.GENEOLOGY DATABASES: You can now access Ancestry.comat the library and HeritageQuest from home via the UpperHudson Library System. Ask at the desk or go tosandlaketownlibrary.org and click on “Library Databases” onthe “Library Links” menu.HOURS & LOCATION: Mon.-Thurs. 11am-8pm, Fri. 11am-6pm,Sat. 11am-4pm, Sun. 1-4pm. Located behind Town Hall at 66and 43. Phone: 674-5050. Web: sandlaketownlibrary.org
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Earth Day 2011 - Go Green will be held on Saturday, April 16, 2011, from 10AM to 4PM at Zion’s United Church of Christ ofTaborton, 741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake. You are invited to participate by reserving table display space and/or being a financialsponsor. There is no charge for table display space. The event will be open to the public without admission charge and a lightlunch will be served from 11AM to 1PM.There will be a Blessing of Pets and Animals, from 9:30AM to 10AM, and groups associated with pet and animalcare will be taking part with displays for the entire day.Individuals and groups serving in the Capital Region, public and private, secular and religious, non-profit, local, regional and national willbe represented. During the day there will be pre-scheduled times for speakers to give a presentation at their display space, one for eachhour at 10, 11, 12, 1, 2 and 3. If you wish to present and speak, please request in advance. If you wish to be a financial sponsor, pleasesend your check payable to “Zion’s United Church of Christ” with memo ”Earth Day 2011 Sponsor”. Send to: Zion’s United Church ofChrist, 741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake, NY 12153. Sponsor donations (suggested $25) will be used for this event and year roundenvironmental activities in the wider community. For further information, please contact: Rev. Dr. Robert Loesch, Pastor, Zion’s UnitedChurch of Christ 741 Taborton Road, Sand Lake, NY 12153; 518-674-8204 or [email protected].
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Both New York State and local law haverestrictions on dangerous dogs. A dogthat bites someone may be declareddangerous, but a dog that threatensor intimidates a person to the degreethat a reasonable person feels that heis at risk of being bitten can also bedeclared dangerous.Tickets can be issued for local municipal violations. A courtappearance will be necessary and fines may result.New York State has a dangerous dog hearing procedure thatcan result in a court appearance. If a dog is found to meet thecriteria for a dangerous dog in New York State, the court mayimpose restrictions on how a dog is maintained as well as otherserious penalties.Harboring a dangerous dog can result in lawsuits that can bevery costly. It is important to maintain all dogs in a safe andsecure manner to both protect the public and the dog.Dogs should never be allowed to run at large. What a dog isdoing or what is happening to a dog when you are not thereleaves too much risk for all concerned.Most dog bites to strangers occur as a person is entering theproperty either into the home or onto the property. If yourdog barks at people, rushes at people or threatens in any way,this behavior can lead to more aggressive actions as time goeson. Electric fences work fine for some dogs, but are particularlydangerous when the dog, so confined, is exhibiting aggressivebehavior. A stranger may be cautious when opening a fencegate, but if there is no such barrier he may find himself well intothe dog’s property before he meets an aggressive dog. Everyyear there are bites to people in just such a scenario.How a dog acts with the family, people he knows, and otheranimals he is familiar with, is not indicative of the way he willbehave in the presence of strangers. Many people are shockedwhen their dog is accused of aggressive or dangerous behavior,especially if they are not there to see it.Pets are members of our family and it is difficult sometimes toconsider the fact that, beloved as they may be, we should stillkeep in mind that they are, in fact, animals.~For questions, call Catherine Crawmer, Animal Control Officer477-8230
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CAPP Pet Adoption will hold a clinic on Saturday, March 12th,from 11AM to 12:30PM at the Healthy Pet Center on RT 4 inNorth Greenbush.Puppies: Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, small Terrier mixes, andfluffy and short-coated small breed mixes. Adult dogs:Chihuahuas; Poms; Lhasa / Shih-Tzu mix; Lab / Basset; mostlyYellow Lab; Corgi / Dachshund; Beagles; Puggle / Basset;Coonhound mixes. Young dogs: A Shep. mix and two smallBlack Lab mixes. Puppies and some dogs will be at the clinic.Pictures/descriptions/fees at www.capp-petfinder.com
Pamper your pet with:
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Appointments Available:
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Pick Up By 6pm
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“There Is No Greater Cause Than The One That Saves Lives”Pet Care Community Volunteers Education & Training in AnimalRescue Safety. LEARN HOW TO SAFELY RESCUE ANIMALSTHAT ARE ABANDONED IN YOUR COMMUNITY! Family Educationstarts March 12th, 2011, beginning at 9AM, DiamondrockTerrace, Pet Care Community Hall, 13 Gurley Avenue, Troy NY12182. LIVE+LOVE+LEARN VOLUNTEER (518)334-0348,[email protected].
PET OWNERS DOING MORE for
PET’S TEETH(NAPSA) Pet owners have become increasingly aware of the im-portance of pet oral health and its effect on whole-body health andwell-being. While daily tooth-brushing is the gold standard in oral
care for pets as it is for humans, less than 1 percent of dog ownersare compliant.Instead, many turn to treats with dental benefits,known for being more enjoyable for pets and most convenient for
owners.A new study shows that 77 percent of dog owners gavetreats they believed to provide oral care benefits last year, with 30percent increasing such treat giving. Yet up to 60 percent of them
don’t realize that their dogs may have progressing oral disease. Partof the problem is lack of veterinary care. Also, most treats that claimto clean teeth lack the research to prove it.*Veterinary dentists only
trust a fraction of treats to be effective at cleaning teeth and safelyprotecting them, says Dr. Jan Bellows, veterinary dentist, diplomatand incoming president of the American Veterinary Dental College.
According to Dr. Bellows, it’s important for pet owners to under-stand which dental treats work effectively to eliminate plaque andtartar buildup and are safe for pet teeth. Some dental treats, espe-
cially real bones, are notorious for their low nutritional value andtheir hard textures, which can contribute to tooth fractures, Dr.Bellows says.Many consumers are accustomed to seeking out tooth-
brushes and toothpaste that carry the American Dental Association(ADA) seal of approval. And dental standards are equally as impor-tant for pets and their oral health.Fortunately, there’s a governing
body that confirms if dental treats work, using third-party testing.The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) is similar in nature tothe ADA but is applied to pet products. Through stringent research
and review, the VOHC determines which products on the marketare effective. Greenies¨ Canine Dental Chews was the first brand ofdental treats to receive the seal for plaque and tartar control and
has been a pioneer in dental treats that meet VOHC standards. Walkinto any pet store and you will find dozens of treats that claim toclean teeth, Dr. Bellows says. While it’s easy to make teeth-cleaning
claims, formulating a treat that significantly protects teeth is difficult.The VOHC seal is there to help veterinarians and pet owners recog-nize which products are proven to work.For more information
about the Veterinary Oral Health Council, visit www.vohc.org. Forfurther pet dental chews information, visit www.greenies.com.
Pet Adoption of the Week
If you would like to meet Jack to possibly adopt him,
Contact : [email protected] Marge 518-384-2563
Jack Russell Mix. Neutered male,current with all vaccines, heartwormnegative. Jack is a sweet guy whowants a home with someone who willlove him. Jack is a hearding breedtype dog who lives up to his breed.he will herd (chase) other dogs andcats, therefore a home without otheranimals or kids is in order for Jack.He weighs only 16lbs and is fullgrown. He is approx. 3 years old.
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DINNERThe Pawling Avenue UnitedMethodist Church invites youto a Saint Patrick’s Day Dinneron Thursday, March 17th.Dinner will be served from 5:30to 7:00 PM. The menu will becorned beef and cabbage,potatoes, vegetable, Irishsoda bread, dessert andbeverage. Adult meals are$11, meals for children 6 to 12years old are $5 and meals forchildren 5 and under are free.For tickets and reservations,please call the church officeat (518)273-6859. ThePawling Avenue UnitedMethodist Church is located at520 Pawling Avenue, Troy.Plan now to attend on March17.
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Morrissey, will do some Irish Step-Dancing previous to the dinneruntil 6:30PM. So, please come early and enjoy this dancing bythis young lady. She will start promptly at 6PM. A free willoffering will be taken. Other entertainment will be held duringthe dinner, put on your “GREEN”.
FISH FRY NIGHTS at SO. SCHODACK
VOL. FIRE CO.The South Schodack Volunteer Fire Company on Bame Road inCastleton will hold Fish Fry Nights every Friday night from March11th to April 22nd, from 5:15PM to 7:15PM. Delicious Food:Fish Fries, Chicken Patties, Hot Dogs, Fries, Chowder andColeslaw. Take-outs available. 732-2082.
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BARGAINS - EVENING OF FOOD & FUN!Hope United Methodist Church is hosting its second annualService Auction and Baked Potato with Toppings Dinner onSaturday, March 12th. The auction preview will start at 5:00p.m. Dinner (with a free-will offering) begins at 5:30 p.m. andat 6:30 p.m. enjoy the auction and dessert. You will be able tobid on a wide variety of donated items and services including:lessons, plants, fishing trips, babysitting, gardening, baked pies,dinners, vacation trips, gift baskets, wonderful foods, yardwork and other great auction selections. Enjoy an evening offun and good food to benefit Hope UMC’s outreach projects.Hope UMC is located at the corner of Garfield Road and Route2 in Eagle Mils (Town of Brunswick). Telephone: 518/279-1403or e-mail: [email protected].
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CASTLETON KIWANIS CHICKEN
BARBECUE DINNERSThe Castleton Kiwanis Club will be selling chicken
barbecue dinners on Sunday, March 13th, to raise monies forits community service programs. The cost of the dinners is$8.50, and the dinners may be picked up from 12:00 noon to5:00 P.M. at the Castleton Volunteer Fire Company in Castleton.For more information, or to order the dinners, call 732-2225.
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POESTENKILL
AMBULANCE
DINNERPlease join us for a Roast BeefDinner on Saturday, March12th, at the Poestenkill FireHouse. Dinner will be servedfamily style and will consist ofRoast Beef, mashed Potatoesand Gravy, Green Beans, ColeSlaw, Rolls, and HomemadeDesserts. Serving time will be5PM thru 7PM. Cost of thedinner will be $11 for adults,$5 for children (ages 5 - 12)and children under 5 are free.All proceeds will go to theAmbulance Fund.Reservations are stronglyrecommended at your earliestconvenience. Please call Joanat 522-5140 or Don at 283-1401.
SOUP SALEC a s t l e t o n /G r e e n b u s hR e b e k a hLodge #26 will
be holding their annual soupsale on March 12th, atBroadway United MethodistChurch, 1550 BroadwayRensselaer, from 10AM to2PM. We wil l be havingdelicious Chicken Vegetableand Beef Vegetable soupavailable. The soup will by $4per quart. For moreinformation or to pre-order,please call Ellen Jean at 477-6517.
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BUFFET BREAKFAST at SULLIVAN-JONES
VFW 7466Sullivan-Jones VFW Post 7466 will be having their BuffetBreakfast Sunday, March 13th, from 8AM until 11AM. Cost is $6/person, $3/children 12-5yrs, under 5 yrs free for all-you-can-eat!Breakfast includes eggs, sausage, homefries, pancakes, Frenchtoast sticks, fruit, toast, juice, coffee and tea.
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COMMUNITY FREE PASTA DINNERThe First Reformed Church in Wynantskill continues to serve aFREE pasta dinner each Tuesday evening at 5:30PM. The dinnerconsists of pasta (with marinara or meat sauce) tossed salad,rolls, beverages and homemade desserts. Please feel welcometo join us for a good meal and warm fellowship any Tuesdayevening. (If there is a snow storm, please call our church officeat 283-4420 to see if the dinner has been cancelled.) We will beproviding these dinners until mid-May. The church is located onthe corner of Church Street and Main Avenue in the village ofWynantskill. We hope to see you soon.
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STEPHENTOWN VOL. FIRE DEPT.The Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department will hold their 13thAnnual Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner on Saturday, March12th, from 4pm - 7pm.The dinner is at the Fire Hall on Grange Hall Road. Take-outDinners are also available. Adult & Take-out dinners are $10;Ages 6-10 years are $6; and Kids 5 and under are Free.
POESTENKILL VFW POST #7466The men’s and ladies’ auxiliary of VFW Post #7466 in Poestenkillwill be holding a Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner on Saturday,March 12th. Family style serving is at 6:00 pm. The cost is $12per person; children 8 and younger are free. A 50/50 raffle willalso be held that evening. Tickets can be purchased at thepost any day after 3:00 pm or by calling 283-4661.
CHANDLER YOUNG VFW, NASSAUThe Chandler Young VFW located at RT 20 and Lyons LakeRoad in Nassau will hold a St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef andCabbage Dinner on Saturday, March 19th. Serving will be from3PM to 6PM. Reservations appreciated but not necessary. Costis $8 and you can eat-in or take-out. For more information, callClaudia at 423-5957 or Charlotte at 766-3970.
UNION GOSPEL, EAST POESTENKILLThe Union Gospel Church, 1039 Plank Road in East Poestenkillwill hold a Corned Beef Dinner on Saturday, March 12th, from4PM - 7PM. Menu: Corned Beef, Cabbage, Potaotes, Carrots,Irish Soda Bread, Coffee, Tea, and Lemonade. Cost is $10/Adults, $9/Seniors, $6/Children 5-12 and Children under 5 arefree. Reservations are not necessary. Take-outs available. Formore information, call Georgie at 283-4869 or 337-7542.
EMMANUEL REFORMED, CASTLETONThe Emmanuel Reformed Church in Castleton is hosting aCorned Beef and Cabbage dinner on Saturday, March 12th,with servings at 4:30 and 6:00 p.m. All are invited to attendthis Irish feast whether you are Irish or just enjoy this traditionalIrish meal. The menu will include corned beef round, cabbage,potatoes, carrots and Irish soda bread. For dessert we willhave gingerbread with whipped topping. The cost is only $10for adults, $5 for children 6-12 and free for children under 6.Please make your reservations early as we fill up quickly.The Emmanuel Reformed Church is located at 1150 Maple HillRoad adjacent to the High School, is handicapped accessibleand has plenty of parking for your convenience.
SOUTHERN TIER SENIOR CENTEROn Thursday, March 17th, at 12:00 noon we are celebrating“St. Patrick’s Day” with a Special Dinner at Edward C. Swartz,Southern Tier Senior Center, 1800 East Schodack Road inCastleton. The Menu will be Sliced Corned Beef W/Mustard,Red Potato in the Jacket, Steamed Cabbage, Whole Baby CarrotGarnish, Pumpernickel Bread and Lime Gelatin W/Pears &Topping. There will be entertainment following the meal by ourown “Over the Hill Gang” singing many favorite songs of theseason. Refreshments will top off this afternoon of celebration.All seniors living in Rensselaer County are welcome to join us inthe celebration.Please call 477-6581 to make a reservation or for moreinformation about the Senior Center.
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, KINDERHOOKSt. Paul’s Church, Sylvester Street in Kinderhook, will host aCorned Beef Dinner on Saturday, March 12th, from 5PM to7PM. Cost is $10 for Adults and $5 for Children 5 to 12. Menu:Corned Beef, Cabbage, Potatoes, Carrots, Irish Soda Bread,Salad Bar, Choc. Mint Ice Cream and Beverage. For moreinformation, please call 477-7138.
WSL FIRE CO. #1 LADIES AUX.The West Sand Lake Fire Co. #1 Ladies Aux is holding a CornedBeef Dinner on March 12th, from 4:30 to 7PM. Cost is $10 forAdults, $5 for Children 6-10 and Children under 5 are free.Dinner includes: Corned Beef, Cabbage, Carrots, Potatoes,Drink and Dessert. Take-out available, call 322-3610.
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AP YOUTH LACROSSE
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
The fastest game on two feetand the fastest growing sport inthe US is now acceptingregistrations for the springseason.Registration is now open for:1st/2nd (co-ed) - instructional
sessions to introduce the game and teach fundamentals. 3rd/4th Boys - instructional sessions and competitive gamesagainst local teams. 3rd/4th Girls - instructional sessionsand competitive games against local teams. 5th/6th Boys -instructional sessions and competitive games against localteams. 5th/6th Girls - instructional sessions and competitivegames against local teams.The fun starts in April and continues until mid-June – don’t missout! Visit www.leaguelineup.com/APYL for info and registration.Contact: Pat at [email protected] (283-8646) ORScott at [email protected] (469-1530).
MAYOR DWYER ANNOUNCES RENSS. “CITY
TEXANS” ZUMBA FITNESS PARTY
The Rensselaer “City Texans” will be holding a Zumba FitnessFundraiser Party to benefit breast cancer awareness.The Zumba Fitness party will be held on Saturday, March 19th,from 6PM till 9PM at the Melvin Roads Post No. 1231, located at200 Columbia Turnpike in East Greenbush.The per person donation is $25, which includes 3 hours ofZumba, finger foods, refreshments, door prizes, raffles and50/50.100% of the proceeds from this event will benefit breast cancer.
GREENBUSH SEA LIONS CELEBRATE
SUCCESSFUL SWIM SEASON!
The Greenbush Area YMCA Sea Lions youth swim team is in themidst of finishing up a highly successful 2010-11 season.The Sea Lions took home the first place trophy in the SmallTeam Division at the YMCA North Country League Championshipon Sunday, February 27th, at the Shenendehowa AquaticCenter in Clifton Park. 40 Sea Lions swimmers competed in allage groups, both boys and girls—breaking 14 team recordsand garnering nearly 100 medals, including 40 first place finishes.Team records were set by Rachel Ferris, Nathalie McNair, JessicaMcMillen, Julie Ehrlich, Colleen Quaglia, Rett McNair, and EricChen. Liv Eisenhardt, Patrick Buono, Zach Beneduci, JeremyRossetti, Derek Rossetti, Adam Salerno, Justin Sober, and WillaWerwaiss placed first in at least one individual event. All otherSea Lions swimmers came home with top eight finishes.21 of this season’s swimmers have qualified to compete in YMCANY State Championships on Long Island, March 16th-18th —representing the Sea Lion’s largest Y States team in severalseasons.This year’s team, ranging 6-18 years in age, consists of 65swimmers from East Greenbush, Schodack, Averill Park, Albany,and the surrounding areas.
BRUNS. BULLDOGS YOUTH FOOTBALL &
CHEERLEADING REGISTRATION
Registration for the 2011 Brunswick BulldogsYouth Football & Cheerleading Program will beheld on Saturday, March 19th, at 11:00 am -
1:00 pm in the Tamarac Elementary School cafeteria.The following programs are available: Flag Division playersand cheerleaders – child must be 5 years old by August 1,2011 and be in Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd grade during the 2011school year. Jr. Division tackle players & cheerleaders –child must be in grade 3 or 4 during 2011 school year. Sr.Division tackle players & cheerleaders – child must be ingrade 5 or 6 during 2011 school year.If you would like to pre-register or for additional information,please call Pat at 279-1193/email [email protected] or Sandyat 279-4572/email [email protected].
Hello all AP Warrior fans! Last Friday (3/4), your Lady Warriorsplayed in the 2011 Section II Class A Tournament against theother Warriors, Mohonasen Silver Warriors.Averill Park captured the sectional title once again with thefinal score 47-38. Junior Brooke O’Shea was the MVP and ledthe team with 13 points. Junior center Bridget Carney had 7points, 19 rebounds, and sophomore guard Alison Nunziatohad eight points and 3 steals. CONGRATULATIONS—nice workto all the girls and coaches!The cheerleading team traveled to nearby Columbia High Schoolat 8am for a very early start at the Suburban Councilcompetition. The girls placed 3rd in medium varsity tumbling.Your Warriors beat out impressive teams like Schenectady andShaker. Great job!In the next couple weeks, spring sports will start conditioningand practicing. Be prepared for tryouts. Good luck!
The Averill Park girls won Friday night, March 4th, at HVCC
defeating rival Mohonasen 47-38.
Congratulations AP Girls
Varsity Basketball Team
Section 2,Class A Champions!
ATHLETES
CAMPUS WATCHMORGAN WHEELER FINISHES
THIRD IN PENTATHLONUniversity of Pennsylvaniasophomore, Morgan Wheeler(Averill Park High), finishedthird in the pentathlon at the2011 Indoor HeptagonalChampionships at the Armoryin New York City. Morgan’sscore of 3410 points earnedher 5th all-time in the Quaker’srecord books. She wassecond in the shot put with36’11", third in the long jumpwith 17’ 1/2" and fourth in thehigh jump with 5’ 4 1/2".
Morgan went on to ECAC Championships inBoston, placing 14th. Morgan is studyingnursing and previously was the sports chieffor the Advertiser.
HI-WAY RECREATION HI-LITES 2/24/11
Hi-Way Junior/Seniors- Christian Chris Pratt 236/639,Brittany Dearstyne 170/478; Friday Squirts- AidanSullivan 153, Ian Moore 134/250, Lauron McElliott 80/150; Friday Bumpers- Seth Smith 105, AnthonyLanesey 103, Kassidy Duda 113, Rhianna Kester 113;Hi-Way Parent/Child League- Keagan Mallory 119, CJ Wojtaszek616, Fran Fernandez 206, Stacia Moss 163/462; Wynantskill Sr.Citizens- Richard Field 190/541, Joan Vooris 167/444; Hi-WayLeisurettes- Heidel Lansing 180, Sharon Udwary 180; Monday NiteSemi Classic- Joe Scott 279/740, Paul Wehnau 269/740; Hi-WaySportsman- Felip Suarez 257/681; Bad News Bowlers- Jeff Romano255, Danielle Harding 235/624; Monday Nite Rollers- Allen Putatian161, Maryann Francis 175; Poestenkill Mixers- Len Callendar 259/642, Anita Samboy 222, Ruth Callendar 202; Hi-Way Senior Citizens-Dennis Carl 163, Nancy Coonradt 137; Hi-Way Tues Niters- BillBruso 671, Jennifer O’Brian 222, Rick Bomer 257, Jason Rector 255/670; Burden Lake Scramblers- Tom Murphy 236, Dave Degenero617, Joe Taddeo 610, Jen Dijiorio 158; Every Udders- Will Thibeault249/656, Amy Anderson 150; American Legion Post #1489- DonMosher 186, Carol Tymula 146; Alcron Men- Pill Berner 278, DavePatentreger 278, Mike Filuta 278; Hi-Way 3 Man Classic- PaulWehnau 269/1040.
GREENBUSH SOCCER ACCEPTING
REGISTRATIONS
East Greenbush Recreational Youth Soccer isaccepting registrations for the spring recreationalleague. The league is open to participants ages 4 to 12. It is anon-competitive, fun soccer experience for local youth. Springseason will run from April 30 through June 18. We are proud tonow offer a 4 year-old program. This program will consist of a25 minute skills sessions and then a 25-minute game.All teams are coached by volunteers and parents areencouraged to coach. Head coaches are currently offered theopportunity for ONE child to play at no cost. The fees for thisseason are $95 for first child and $65 for each additional child.There is a $2 processing fee for each family, please register allfamily members at the same time so as not to incur more thanone processing fee.Players are provided with a team shirt and are required to haveshin guards and appropriate footwear depending on age level.Players aged 4-8 must wear sneakers and all others can wearsoccer cleats.Fees include a $20 fundraising fee. Each family will have theopportunity to sell a set of tickets to recoup their $20.Deadline for registration is March 25, 2011. NO LATEREGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
RC WARRIOR NATION BOYS AAU HOOP
TRYOUTS
We will be holding tryouts on 3/12 & 3/13 from 6-9 PM at AlgonquinMiddle School for ages 10U through 17U.Please go to www.rcwarriornation.org for details or call RichDurocher at 518-469-2133.
15 WEEK TRIATHLON TRAINING
Swim, Bike, and Run to get prepared for the Pine Bush Triathlon.Training is twice a week. Thursday’s from 5:30-6:30AM and Sunday’s2:00-4:00PM. START DATE: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 5:30-6:30.Address: Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center, 340Whitehall Road, Albany. Contact information: Tom W. 438-6651x123 or Email Lisa [email protected].
HUNTER EDUCATION CLASS SCHEDULE
Bailey Mt. Fish & Game Club, Inc., 531 Synders Lake Road,Wynantskill, will hold a Hunter Education Course on Friday, April8th, from 7PM to 11PM, and Sunday, April 10th, from 7:30AM to4:30PM. Pre-Registration is required! Pre-registration will be held atthe Bailey Mt. Fish & Game Club every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30PMstarting on Wednesday, March 9th, until the class is full. Class size islimited and based on a first-come, first-served basis. Pre-registerearly to be sure of a class slot. 518-286-9620.
Back Row: Head Coach Sean Organ, Coach Cavotta, CoachHughes, Brooke O’Shea, Bridget Carney,Elaina Ryan,AlisonNunziato,Joanne Burridge,Sara Laranjo,Coach Keegan, CoachGaetaini. Front Row: Molly Fryer, Jenna Horton, Julia Mai,Maria Holland, Molly O’Bryan,Claire Everett.
Sports Photo ofthe Week by Andy
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CYCLONES 14U
LOOKING FOR
PITCHERThe Classie Lassie Cyclones14U travel team is looking fora pitcher. We will play theMohawk and Hudson schedule,plus several local and one outof town tournaments thisseason. We practice onSunday afternoons at the MainAve Gym in Wynantskill. Ifinterested, please call DaveHeyward at 283-0135.
COLUMBIA YOUTH LACROSSE SPRING
REGISTRATION 2011Columbia Youth Lacrosse is an instructional lacrosse program forboys grades 1-8, and girls grades 1-6. 1st and 2nd Grades Co-ed/ Pee Wee Program: Begins April 30th and ends June 11th. Theywill meet on Saturday mornings for 90 minutes. The focus will be onbasic skills. The only required equipment at this level is a lacrossestick (a mouth guard is recommended). A soft lacrosse ball will beused, therefore, no pads or helmets are needed. PeeWees areexpected to play at the Green Meadow School.3rd/4th and 5th/6th Grades Girls; 3rd/4th, 5th/6th and7th/8th Grades Boys: Teams will be entered into the Capital DistrictYouth Lacrosse League (CDYLL). The season will run from April25th (girls) and April 26th (boys) until June 11th. Games will takeplace both during the week and on Saturdays.Practice sessions and home games are tentatively scheduled forGoff Middle School in East Greenbush. Away games will be playedthroughout the Capital District. SIGN UP: All registration is online.Please go to www.columbiayouthlax.uslaxteams.com for moreinformation and to register. Please note that registrations afterFebruary 21st will have a $10 late fee attached, and players may beplaced on a waiting list.
Think spring!Think spring!
sports and activities
SORENSCO BASEBALLSORENSCO baseball is now accepting registrations for the 2011season. SORENSCO offers both recreational and travelbaseball programs for all interested players between the agesof 13 and 18 years old. We serve players from the EastGreenbush, Schodack, Rensselaer, Averill Park, Wynantskill,and Ichabod Crane School Districts. We offer a 13 year oldprep league that specifically caters to the 13 year old player’stransition to the full size regulation field. We offer in house aswell as travel and all star programs at every age level. We areaffiliated with the Babe Ruth, AABC, ESBL, Mickey Mantle, andConnie Mack baseball organizations. There will be a walk inregistration held on March 12th from 9 am till 1 pm @our Clubhouse on Gilligan Rd in East Greenbush.Further information can be obtained at our website:sorensco.baberuthonline.com. Registrations will also beaccepted via mail per the instructions located on the web site.Further questions can be answered by emailing us at:[email protected].
E.G. POP WARNER REGISTRATIONRegistration for all levels of players & cheerleaders will be held onSATURDAY, MARCH 19th, from 9:00am – 12:00pm at the EastGreenbush ELKS Lodge. REGISTRATION CARDS ARE PRE-NUMBERED TO ENSURE CHILDREN ARE PLACED ON TEAMS ONA FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE BASIS. EACH TEAM/SQUAD ISOFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED TO ROSTER A MAXIMUM OF 35FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS. Please bring anORIGINAL and one COPY of the child’s Birth Certificate and aRECENT wallet size photo. Registration fees are $55.00 Flag/CubCheerleaders (ages 5-7), $110.00 Tackle/Cheerleader (ages 7-15)$210.00 Family Plan. These prices are good until APRIL 1st, 2011;after APRIL 1st, a $10 late registration fee will be applied to eachregistering participant. Each participant will be required to purchase$20.00 worth of raffle tickets at registration, with a $40.00 familymaximum. Checks made payable to: East Greenbush Pop Warner.A $25.00 fee will be charged for any returned checks.If you have any questions, please contact the followingCoordinators: FLAG/MITEY MITE: Shari Gordon at 469-6497TACKLE FOOTBALL: Tom Lane at 766-0899 or 321-5765CHEERLEADING: Justine Menges at 477-5199.Questions concerning special circumstances and/or arrangementsshall be addressed to Tenniel Hansen (President) at 451-9611.
ST. JUDE’S BOWLING TEAM CELEBRATES SUCCESSFUL SEASON
The St. Jude the Apostle School Grade 3-6 Bowling Team celebrates another successful season.Participants were awarded trophies for their efforts and skill.
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The executive board of the Schodack/Castleton CommunityPartnership is excited to announce the hiring of its newcoordinator, Averill Park resident Susanne Alterio.Ms Alterio brings years of experience to the position, havingworked for the Governor’s Office of Regulatory Reform andthe New York State Office of Medicaid Inspector General. Shecurrently serves on the advisory board of CoNSERNS-U andholds several leadership positions for the Junior League ofTroy.Ms Alterio earned her bachelors and masters degrees at theUniversity at Albany.“Susanne brings with her a rich professional background andshe has a vibrant energy that will support SCCP’s mission tobuild a safe, respectful and substance-free environment thatutilizes local resources to encourage tolerance and healthycharacter,” said Kolby Flach, chairman of the SCCP executiveboard. “Ms Alterio’s willingness to collaborate with local leadersand community members alike will enable SCCP to continue tohave a positive impact the communities of Schodack andCastleton. She will provide SCCP with fresh ideas andopportunities to broaden the impact that our volunteer groupcan have. The partnership and the community are lucky tohave her on board.”Ms. Alterio will assume her new role with SCCP on March 10th.
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Articles of Organization of TimMullins Contracting LLC UnderSection 203 of the Limited LiabilityCompany Law. First: The name ofthe limited liability company is:Tim Mullins Contracting LLC.Second: The county within thisstate in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is: Rensselaer. Third: TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the limited liabilitycompany upon whom processagainst it may be served. Theaddress within or without this stateto which the Secretary of Stateshall mail a copy of any processagainst the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: Tim Mullins, 99 McGill Road,East Nassau, NY 12062.
BOLTON LANDING COTTAGE,LLC. NOTICE OF FORMATIONOF LIMITED LIABILITYCOMPANY. NAME: BOLTONLANDING COTTAGE, LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 03/26/10. 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, 70 Troy Road, EastGreenbush, New York 12061.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
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The East Greenbush Central School District’s ContinuingEducation program announces its March 2011 Six-HourInsurance/Point Reduction and Five-Hour Pre-Licensing classes.The Six-Hour Driver Training Associates Insurance/PointReduction course reduces car liability, collision, and no-faultinsurance premiums by 10% for 3 years and may remove up to4 points off your license, as determined by the Department ofMotor Vehicles. It will be held on two consecutive Tuesdayevening sessions: March 15th and Tuesday, March 22nd, from6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.The Five-Hour Pre-Licensing course is required before anappointment for a road test may be scheduled. It will be heldon two consecutive evening sessions: Tuesday, March 8th,and Tuesday, March 15th, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. bothevenings.Course registration for all classes must be made in advance, asno walk-ins will be accepted. Additional class information willbe given at time of registration. For the public’s convenience,registration will be accepted by phone 24 hours a day. Pleasecall: 207-2150 and follow the prompts.
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In loving memory ofGary A. Wilson
2-27-44 to 11-18-04. Happy 67th.I really miss you alot and think of
you. Until we do meet again. I’ll be missing you forever.
Love, Leota
“THE FUTURE OF YOUR WOODS AND
WILDLIFE” WORKSHOP
A workshop for woodlot owners, The Future of Your Woodsand Wildlife, will be held in Sand Lake, NY on Saturday, March19. Private lands on the Plateau contribute to the overallecological health of the larger landscape, through stewardshipthat supports forest regeneration, wildlife populations andmovement, and high-quality forests and wetlands.The workshop will offer landowners information and toolsneeded to understand and address some of the issues facingwoodland owners today. Topics will include forest-wildlifemanagement and ecology, how to sell sawtimber, ownershiptransfer of forest lands, uncommon and at-risk wildlife of theplateau, how to get started on forest stewardship plans, andconservation programs for forest owners. The event is co-hosted by the Rensselaer Plateau Alliance, Cornell CooperativeExtension of Greene and Rensselaer Counties, and sponsoredby the NYS DEC’s Hudson River Estuary Program and the CornellBiodiversity Program Work Team.The workshop will be held at the Zion’s United Christ Church ofTaborton, 741 Taborton Rd., from 8:30am to 12:15pm, followedby lunch and an optional woods walk that will end at 2pm. Theworkshop fee is $15.See http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/ext/pwt/bio/ for registrationand information. Contact Kristi Sullivan at Cornell CooperativeExtension with questions: (607) 255-5508.
Happy 50th Birthday, Kenny!You are still my muscle man.
Love, Teri
GIRL SCOUT TROOP #1530 FOOD DRIVE
Girl Scout Troop #1530 will be collecting non-perishable fooditems to benefit the Doors of Hope Food Pantry. Collectionboxes will be available at Rensselaer Honda and the Sand LakeTown Library during the entire month of March. Please givewhat you can and thank you for your participation.
