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“GROWING BIG IN A SMALL SQUARE”Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County presentsthe second of this year’s Summer Gardening Programs.Admission is FREE. Program will be held at The DemonstrationGarden, located at The Robert C. Parker School, 4254 Route43, North Greenbush.“Growing Big In A Small Square” - Wednesday, July 25, from7PM to 8PM. There are lots of reasons for growing plants,especially vegetables in small squares, sometimes called“Square Foot Gardening.” You’ll enjoy easy maintenance,space efficiency, and high productivity all while bringing “farmfresh” into your backyard. But how do you start? Whatmaterials do you need? Learn from the successes and failuresof a Master Gardener who has tried....and triumphed in “goingsmall”. This program will be lead by Master Gardener DonMaurer.Rain or inclement weather at the start of the program maycancel it. Individuals with questions or special needs requiringaccommodation should contact Cornell Cooperative Extensionat (518) 272-4210. CCE provides equal program andemployment opportunities.

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EAST GREENBUSH LIBRARYEast Greenbush registered voters who wish to be consideredas candidates for election to the Board of Trustees, maycontact Evelyn Butrico, library director, for an informationpacket. There are two five-year positions available in thelibrary’s upcoming election in September. Trustee candidatesmust live within the boundaries of East Greenbush and need25 signatures from voters in East Greenbush before theirname will be placed on the ballot. The deadline for returningnominating petitions and signatures to the director is August9 at 5:00 pm.Absentee Ballots will now be available for the election thisSeptember. Voters need to have their ballot requests into thelibrary no later than 7 days prior to the election, August 29th.The ballots need to be postmarked no later than the daybefore the election which will be on Wednesday, September5. 2012.

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LANDFILL MEETINGUnited Neighbors ConcernedAbout General Electric &Dewey Loeffel Landfi l l(UNCAGED) wil l hold ourregular monthly meeting onThursday, July 26th, 2012 atthe Nassau Free Library (Rte.20), starting at 6:30 p.m.Meetings pertain to thecomplex Dewey Loeffel ToxicLandfill (Mead Road -Nassau~an estimated 46,000 tons ofhazardous chemicals mixtures~ VOCs ~ PCBs). Please feelfree to join us for anyconcerns or questions youmay have and for anyupdates. Contact us at:UNCAGED Inc., P.O. Box 114,East Schodack, New York12063 or [email protected].

RENSS. CO. CLERK MEROLA AWARDED

2012 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDRensselaer County ClerkFrank J. Merola hasbeen awarded the 2012Lifetime AchievementAward by the New YorkState Association ofCounty Clerks(NYSACC) at the annualconvention held in PearlRiver. The LifetimeAchievement Award ispresented in recognitionof consistentoutstanding service theClerk provides to hisconstituents as well as

being an effective statewide leader on issues important toNYSACC. Mr. Merola was honored due to his outstanding 15years service as County Clerk where he serves as a tirelessadvocate for Rensselaer County and statewide motorists aswell as the top authority in NYSACC on motor vehicle issues.“I am deeply honored that my fellow clerks chose to honor mewith the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.” Mr. Merolasaid, “No one enters public service for awards or credit, but totry to be of service to the people that they represent. I amhonored that my fellow clerks feel that strongly of my serviceto the great people of Rensselaer County as well as to NYSACCthat they chose to give me this award. The past decade hasshown the County Clerks and NYSACC becoming a major forcein state government with the power to influence legislativeagendas for the benefit of the taxpayer. I will continue tostand with my fellow clerks in NYSACC to work with the state toattempt to ease the burden on the state’s taxpayers.”NYSACC is an organization of County Clerks representing all 62counties in New York State. NYSACC works in conjunction withthe New York Association of Counties (NYSAC) to lobby stategovernment on revenue proposals, initiatives and legislationdesigned to increase the efficiency of office operations and toease the burden of state mandates on counties.First elected in 1997, Mr. Merola is now serving his fourth termas County Clerk.

L. BUSH EARNSDEAN’S LIST

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Lindsey Bush, class of 2014,of Averi l l Park, N.Y., wasnamed to the Wells CollegeDean’s List for the Spring 2012semester. The Dean’s Listconsists of students who earnat least a 3.5 grade pointaverage for at least 12 hoursof coursework in a givensemester. Lindsey graduatedfrom Averill Park High Schooland is majoring in English:creative writing at Wells.

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COLLEGES’ “STUDENT SAGE” AWARDKevin Hotaling, a rising senior at Catholic Central High School,has received The Sage Colleges’ distinguished designation as a“Student Sage” scholar. Scholars are nominated by their highschool guidance counselors and must exemplify Sage’s motto,“To Be, To Know, To Do.” Award winners are guaranteed ascholarship toward tuition at Russell Sage College or SageCollege of Albany in recognition of their academic achievementsand community involvement.

BABYSITTING COURSEThe Nassau Free Library will sponsor a Red Cross babysitter’straining class at the library from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Tuesday,July 31st. The fee is $25 which must be paid upon registration,and the class is open to students ages 11 - 14. Participants willlearn how to care for infants and children, make good decisionsand solve problems, handle emergencies, write resumes andinterview for jobs, and much more. They will also receive acertificate and a copy of The Babysitter’s Handbook. Thosetaking the class will have one break during the day but will notbe allowed to leave the library grounds. They should bring alunch and wear loose, comfortable clothing. The deadline forregistration is July 26th.

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The State University of New York at Potsdam recently namedmore than 350 students to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2012semester. A total of 364 SUNY Potsdam students who excelledacademically were honored for their high marks.Among the local students who made the SUNY Potsdam Dean’sList were:Victoria Benkoski of Hoosick Falls, whose major is MusicEducation; Margaret Dollard of Melrose, whose major isTheatre; John Lynd of West Sand Lake, whose major is MusicBusiness; David Rice of Rensselaer, whose major is ComputerScience; Grace Rosenberg of West Sand Lake, whose major isSpeech Communication; Nicholas Tarricone of Troy, whosemajor is History; Jaclyn Waters of Johnsonville, whose majoris Childhood/Early Childhood Education.To achieve the honor of being on the Dean’s List, each studentmust have satisfactorily completed 12 numerically-gradedsemester hours with a grade point average of between 3.25and 3.49 in the given semester.

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The Highlight Acting Troupe will be holding auditions for“Broadway Memories” on Friday, July 27, at 7 pm; and Sunday,July 29, at 2 pm at the Center Brunswick United MethodistChurch on Rt. 7. Broadway Memories is a musical review ofseveral all-time favorite broadway shows. The show will bewritten and directed by Ron LeVan and Pete Coonrad withMarietta Mitchell as musical director. Please come preparedwith a song from a broadway musical and bring the sheetmusic. We will not allow any a capella. An accompanist will beprovided. Middle school through high school students andadults of all ages are invited to audition. For furtherinformation, cal l Ron at 237-6936 or [email protected]. Check our website at http://Highlightacting.org.

HUDSON RIVER DAY AT CRAILO

Crailo State Historic Site celebrates Hudson RiverDay on July 21, 2012 with special programming inour riverside park. Enjoy views of the HudsonRiver while learning about its ecosystem, thenstep into the museum to explore more about theColonial Dutch and the ways they used the riverin the seventeenth century. Programming in the

park is free and runs from 12:00PM-4:00PM. The museum openhouse is from 11:00AM-5:00PM; admission is $3 for adults,children 12 and under are free.Hudson River Day is an annual event that brings togetherorganizations and communities in celebrating the natural assetsthat the region has to offer. For more information about HudsonRiver Day, please visit:www.hudsonriverdayny.org.Once the Van Rensselaer family’s fortified home, Crailo StateFor more information, please visit www.nysparks.com orwww.facebook.com/CrailoStateHistoricSite

SIGN THEFTS ENDANGER LIVES – TOWNS

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The Towns of Sand Lake and Nassau, like othertowns, have experienced a significant increase inroad sign thefts. The thefts to date are in themany thousands of dollars. We need the public toassist our communities in apprehending those

responsible.Recently, because of the theft of a stop sign, there was a nearcollision in the Town of Nassau. This rash of thefts has led tothe filing of a police reports and our town governments areseeking the maximum criminal charges.The theft of road signs endangers the residents of ourcommunities by delaying emergency services when they areunable to locate those in need. The theft of a stop sign couldeasily lead to death and serious injuries. Those involved in thistype of theft should know that they are endangering publicsafety.The public is encouraged to contact the State Police in SandLake (674-4441) or Schodack (732-4777) if they noticesuspicious activity related to sign thefts or have any information.New York State Penal Law allows for a $1000 fine and/orimprisonment for each sign theft.The State Police and our communities need the public’s help infinding those responsible before a tragedy occurs. Weencourage anyone with information to contact the State Police.~ Flora Fasoldt, Town of Sand Lake Supervisor and DavidFleming, Town of Nassau Supervisor


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The following are highlights from the July 11, 2012 Sand LakeTown Board Meeting:• Parking Ordinance Amendment – 2nd Dike Road – Alocal parking ordinance amendment was introduced to includeno parking on the north side of 2nd Dike road from Zack Lane356 feet east. This proposed amendment will help with localtraffic congestion by making the area as safe as possible foreveryone. A public hearing will be held on the proposedordinance on August 8, 2012 at 7:30 pm.• Appointment - Building and Zoning – The Town Boardvoted unanimously to appoint Michael F. Wager as DeputyCommissioner of Building and Zoning. Mike has served theTown well for more than 5 years and is responsible for buildinginspections, code enforcement, fire inspections, MS-4coordination, sewer inspections and flood plain administration.• Acceptance of Defibrillators – The Town Board gratefullyaccepted Sand Lake Ambulance’s offer for two automaticexternal defibrillators (AEDs) for use at the Town Hall/TownLibrary and our Town Beach. Sand Lake Ambulance will alsoprovide medical direction, continued training and support totown staff and other interested parties to educate individualsin the proper use of the equipment.• Community Van Service Guidelines – As the Town awaitsthe arrival of the new community van, the Board adoptedguidelines and procedures for scheduling the van’s use. Thevan is equipped with wheelchair accessibility to assist our seniorcitizens and as practicable non-seniors with disabilities. If youare interested in volunteering to drive the van, please contactCouncilwoman Chris Kronau for information at 674-3050.• Grant Application – The Town Board has authorized me tofile an application for grant funds from the New York StateOffice of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Thegrant request is for $25,000 and, if awarded, will be used forpreliminary designs for park land in town.• Street Light Request – West Sand Lake Volunteer FireCompany – The Board passed a resolution to install a directionallighting fixture on an existing power pole to illuminate pedestriancross walks on Firehouse Lane for necessary safety and security.I welcome residents to call or stop by with ideas, questions orconcerns. I can be reached at 674-2026 ext.12 (office) or674-0223 (home). The next Town Board Workshop is on July25th at 7:30 pm and the next regular Town Board Meeting is onAugust 8th at 7:30 pm at the Sand lake Town Hall.

EVENTS AT RENSSELAER PUBLIC LIBRARY

• Craft Time is every Tuesday at 2 PM in the summer. Sign upfor one or all- ages 5-12.• Story-time is every Thursday at 11 am in the summer. Dropin, ages 2-6.• Computer Safety for Parents- Wednesday, July 25, at 6:30PM Interested in starting a Facebook account or wonderingwhat the fuss is about? Come to our class! Must have basicknowledge of using a computer mouse. Please sign up, spaceis limited.• Zombie Night!- Friday, July 27, from 6-8 PM. Join us afterhours… if you dare! There’s zombies in the library! Make azombie movie. Ages 12 and up, sign up is required withoutexception. Pizza and zombie themed snacks served.• Polymer Clay Figurines- Wednesday, July 18, at 6:30 PM.Work with Sandra to make a cool character. Ages 10 and up-please sign up.• Star Wars Day- Saturday, July 14, from 11-2. Celebrate allthings Star Wars with games, crafts, give-aways, food andfun!• Polymer Clay Photo Frames- Saturday, July 21, at 1 PM.Work with Sandra on making a special memento of your summer.Sign up required, ages 5 and up.• Dream Pillow Craft with Tang Museum- Wednesday, July 25,at 2 PM. Make an art project with the Tang Museum. Sign uprequired, ages 6 and up.The Library is located across from the Amtrak parking lot onEast Street in Rensselaer. For more information, log on towww.rensselaerlibrary.org or call 462-1193.

VILLAGE OF NASSAU BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Board of Trustees of the Villageof Nassau Rensselaer County, New York will hold its regularmonthly meeting on Wednesday, August 8, 2012, at 7pm atthe Village Hall, 40 Malden Street, Nassau, NY.

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‘ROCKIN’ ON THE RIVER’This free outdoor concert series takes place along theriverfront in the Green Island Bridge Parking lot inDowntown Troy, in the Hedley Entertainment District,featuring Revolution Hall, Brown’s Brew Pub, Ryan’s Wakeand Jose Malone’s, just North of the Green Island Bridge.Concerts will be held every Wednesday from June 20thto August 29th (no show on July 4th) from 5pm to8:30pm, rain or shine.Season Line-Up:7-25 - The Dave Matthews Tribute Band with specialguest Pat Tiernan; 8-1 - Who’s Bad (the ultimate MichaelJackson tribute) with special guest The Ill Funk Ensemble;8-8 - Skeeter Creek with special guest Big Creek (countrynight); 8-15 - Blues for Breakfast (tribute to the gratefuldead); 8-22 - Changes In Latitudes ( tribute to JimmyBuffet) with special guest The Troy Music Academy JuniorAll-Stars; 8-29 - Blue Hand Luke with special guest JoeLowry and the Second Mile Blues Band.There will be absolutely no alcoholic beverages, coolers,backpacks, bags, containers, packages, thermoses,cups, bottles, cans, flasks, glass containers of any kind;animals or pets* admitted to the event; Securitypersonnel reserve the right to inspect any bag, containeror package and confiscate any prohibited or illegal items.(*Excludes ADA-defined service animals. Ground rulesare subject to change without notice; Exceptions madefor medical or child care reasons may be addressedindividually).

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CONCERT SERIESThe concerts will be Sunday Evenings at the Town Hall’sGazebo located on Main Avenue, starting at 6 p.m. until8p.m.Dates are as Follows:July 22nd - Whitewater; July 29th - The Tichy Boys;Aug. 5th - Flame; Aug.12th - Aged in The Hills.

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production will be performed on July 20, at 7 pm, July 21, at 2pm and 7pm and July 22, at 2 pm at the air conditioned ColumbiaHigh School on Luther Road in East Greenbush.Performers are some of East Greenbush’s most talented teens:Michelle LaRosa, Grant Beals, Olivia Koonz, Dan Macke, AbbyWalters, Kerry Allen, Taylor Warren, Matt Scaptura, MattKaleta, Zack Kilmer, Sean Frank, Alexia Halsey, Emily Martin,Tallis Warren, Victoria Leonard, Alysia Brunner, Siobhan Shea,Megan Day and Sean Maloney.Fun for everyone, SYFI is thrilled to be the first in the area toperform this colorful show!! Tickets are $5.00 for childrenunder 5, and $8.00 for seniors and children 5 to 12. All othertickets are $10.00 and may be purchased at the door. Be sureto stay after the show to meet your favorite characters!!

E. GREENBUSH “MUSIC IN THE PARK”The East Greenbush Department for Youth Services andRecreation proudly announces Music in the Park locatedat Onderdonk Park on Hampton Avenue – Across fromHampton Manor Lake from 6 to 8 p.m.Rich Kelley will be providing: Hot dogs - $2.00; Chips –$1.00; Soda - $1.00. Special: Hot dogs, chips and drink$5.00Feel free to bring a lawn chair! Relax and Enjoy theSensational Artists! We encourage friends, families andneighbors to join together in celebrating the summerseason by enjoying the music, the outdoors and thecompany!Bands include: Band of Gold - August 7th; WhiteWater - August 14th; Triskelle - August 21st; The 3G’S - August 28th.Hope to See All Of You There! Spread the word – Leteveryone know about the annual “Music in the Park.”The more, the merrier! Any Further questions, feel freeto call Community and Recreation Dept. at 477-4194

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MUSIC IN THE PARKEvery Wednesday starting June 13-August 29th from6:00 to 8:00 PM at North End Firehouse, 2 St. FrancisLane, off Washington Ave. at I-90Clip and save • • July 25th - Steve Kazlauskas Echoesof Sinatra Tribute (Chicken BBQ) • Aug. 1st - BobbyDick - 60’s, 70’s & 80’s • Aug. 15th - Donny Elvis (ChickenBBQ) • Aug. 22nd - Kenny Pratt - 60’s, 70’s & 80’s •Aug. 29th - Brothers Flynn - Irish musicVendors: Cuiginos and Teagans - free water and popcorn- bring a lawn chair and enjoy the music.

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INTERESTED PARTIESThe Greenbush CemeteryAssociation appreciativelyreceives contributions to theGeneral Fund. The criticalneed now is to restore oldheadstones. Many aredamaged due to age. Thereare limited funds availablefrom the state to renovatethe stones, so the

Greenbush Cemetery Association is asking for your help indonations. The Greenbush Cemetery is on track to becomingagain the beautiful cemetery it once was; but in order tocontinue this goal, your assistance by donations is muchneeded. The Greenbush Cemetery Association is grateful forany donation you make!Make checks payable to: Greenbush Cemetery AssociationGeneral Fund. Make a notation on the check “headstonerenovation”. Address: Greenbush Cemetery Association, Inc.,Treasurer, 14 Michael Road, Castleton, NY 12033www.greenbushcemetery.com

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MORE THAN 75 YEARS COMBINED EXPERIENCED

APHS HONOR ROLL STUDENTS FOR

4th Qtr. 2011/2012High Honors – 90 and above - Grade 9: Michael Ainsley, RachaelApfel, Eric Audi, Joseph Benevento, Macie Bentley, Ryan Bielawa,McKenzie Bump, Shaun Carpenter, James Carpentier, Vincent Caruso,Victoreya Chenette, Sara Craft, Zara Davis, Andrea Debboli, SarahDeGenero, Michaela Derderian, Leah Dorresteyn, Samantha Doscher,Monica Dushensky, Ryan Fahrenkopf, Hannah Filuta, Steven Fiske,Katelynn Flick, Lilia Flynn, Camaryn Franchi, Daniel Fratianni,Benjamin Fudge, Izabella Gelder, Wendy Glasser, Kelsey Head, JacobHenricks, Jessica Heritage, Allison Hillenbrandt, Samuel Holden,Elizabeth Howard, Bridgit Hrubecky, Jenna Hull, Sydney Hurley,Caitlin Jansson, Myles Joyce, Rachel Kearns, Elizabeth Kempter,Matthew Ketzer, Victoria King, Maia Klippert, Jacob Koch, KatherineKowalczyk, Emily Kreuzer, Alexandria Lambright, Jena LaMontagna,Elizabeth Lannigan, Matthew Lanoue, Taylor LaPorta, RebeccaLenseth, Joseph Lettko, Morgan Lewis, Gina Lincoln, AlyssaLindeman, Brittney Mack, Sarah Malenfant, Jenna Masters, LarkinMcNamara, Kaitlin Meissner, Hannah Middleton, Olivia Mihalko, JesseMiner, Morgan Minkler, Jillian Morelli, Chelsea Morgia, WilliamMurphy, Paulina Murray, Alicia O’Brien, Emily Oliver, Christie Olson,Kevin O’Neill, Andrew Pattenaude, Audrey Pitcher, SamuelQuinones, Stephanie Radley, Tanner Reed, Alexis Reed, EmmaReinisch, Emma Reitano, Tristan Retzke, Patrick Rogers, ConnorRollins, Alexis Sanchez, Daniel Sanchez, Nicholas Scanu, AlexanderSemegin, Caroline Silver, William Simard, Charli Spiegel, SamanthaSt Germain, Joshua Teal-Gamble, Samantha VanBuren, LaurenVanRoy, Michael Vest, Patrick Wellington, Bailey Willis, Luke Willson,Caraline Wood, Kathryn Ziegler. Grade 10: Matthew Ainsley,Christopher Arnold, Jarred Austin, Rebecca Beaudette, SamuelBeaulac, Emily Bond, Nina Bruzdzinski, Elizabeth Bubie, Eric Bush,Madeline Carpenter, Halla Carpinello, Bryan Carr, Evan Carrier,Wesley Clayton, Darby Clobridge, Shay Collins, Hailee Criscione,Randy Daley, Brittany Dearstyne, Katherine DeWolf, Emma Dickinson,Kelly Donnelly, Mia Eddy, David Engwer, Kyle Ernest, LoganFahrenkopf, Kaylee Farr, Anthony Ferritto, Kristina Film, Haley Film,Jeremy Flint, Nathan Glanton, Noah Glanville, Shelby Glasser, AsdisGriggs, Allison Hacker, Emily Halpin, Amanda Harrington, GregoryHayner, Emily Heier, Allyson Holland, Abbey Hollister, ChristopherHough Deane, Macauley Hoyt, Madison Huntley, Laura Hynes,Elizabeth Karam, Katrina Kardelky, Ashley Kerwin, Thomas Kiely,Jacqueline Kindlon, Courtney King, Julianna Kolakowski, EmilyLawrence, Eric Leith, Sarah Lossi, Riley Ludwig, Lauren Lyons, FionaLyons, Patrick Mancino, Lewis Masella, Lisa Mason, Abigail McClory,Courtney McDowell, Alexander McIntyre, Jessica McMillen, SarahMcTague, Gregory Meyers, Gage Moore, Isabella Morizio, PadraicMorrissey, Chelsea Mullen, Mackenzie Nitz, Michaela Omecinsky,Maxine Oryell, Margaret Pasanen, Micheline Pasinella, AlexandriaPerry, Jenelle Pinke, Jessica Powers, David Pugliese, CoreyRadzyminski, Matthew Reasor, Megan Regan, Matthew Regan, ThaneReilly, Benjamin Reinisch, John Riegert, Emily Rusiecki, Gage Ryan,Anna Scherer, Eric Scott, Krista Seeberger, Taras Semegin, EricSnyder, Serena Solomon, Alicia St Germain, Connor Strock, NicholasTeal, Maximillian Tessitore, Kyle Thibeault, Joseph Toth, JordanTymeson, Abbey VanAlstyne-Ponce, Devin VanDervoort, SamaraVermilya, River Ward, Brandon Weaver, Sean Willie, HollyWinkelhake, Samuel Winkley, Joanne Yeung. Grade 11: JoshuaAustin, Christine Beberwyk, Dillan Beddow, Peter Brucato, KatielynnCanavan, Glenn Carreau, John Chorwat, Megan Coleman, FrankCone, Emilie Coutin, Aiden Coutin, Kevin Curtin, Brian Davis, OliviaDay, Michael DeGenero, Avery Dorresteyn, Marissa Doscher, ClaireEverett, Madeline Falco, Molly Falco, Cierra Fernandez, BenjaminFisher, Kristi Fudge, Cassandra Garzione, Chandler Gibbons, EmilyGicewicz, Joseph Gilday, Leah Gill, Joshua Glasser, Mark Goodall,Conner Hasbrouck, Michael Hayes, Adam Heisig, Mary Hitchcock,Emily Hollinger, Kristen Hook, Peter Kowal, Emily Kronau, JuliaKruegler, Carrie Lang, Jenna Lynch, Robert Madsen, Cody Martucci,

Gregory McClellan, Alissa McGee, Paul McKee, Allan McNeil, Matthew

Miller, Carlee Miller, Elaine Montes, Brittany Noland, Paige Raposa,

Amanda Rockefeller, Christine Roy, Nicolette Rudolph, Morgan Rush,

Samantha Scanu, Travis Seeberger, Lydia Sharp, Nathan Snyder,

John Sweet, Andrew Tario, Emily Vicedomine, Nicholas Wait,

Christopher Whitman, Rudy Winkler, Daniel Woltmann. Grade 12:

Elizabeth Angrisano, Megan Armlin, Cathrine Bell, Jennifer Blessing,

Alex Blizinski, Ashley Bloomfield, Andrea Bond, Evealise Boughton,

Laura Buell, Joann Burridge, Ryan Carpenter, Jonathan Carroll,

Tyler Chartrand, Michaela Childs, Margaret Collins, Christopher

Conway, Meghan Cronin, Michaela Crowe, Laura Daigle, Laura

Debboli, Alexa Dragonetti, Randall Feldhusen, John Filuta, Lindsay

Fitzpatrick, Jessica Gallerie, McKenna George, Hannah Glanville,

Darian Goyer, Alexandra Gustafson, Karli Guynup, E Charles Hacker,

William Haupt, Ashley Hayes, Thomas Heritage, Nicholas Hess,

Elizabeth Holland, Donald Hotaling III, Sarah Katz, Megan Keeler,

Beverly Kemp, Charles Kimberling, Renee King, Connor Kopcho,

Kristi Lachar, Sarah Laranjo, Brianna LaRegina, Bri-Annah Lashway,

Benjamin Leffler, Emily Long, Kathleen Macari, Julia Mai, Chelsey

Marto, Nathan McCarthy, Aundrea Meka, Bria Middleton, Victoria

Moreau, Benjamin Nasman, Sarah Nuss, Brandon Pinho, Kylie Ring,

Elizabeth Robert, Austin Robinson, Sivan Saati, Kelsey Sheldon,

Brigid Stegemoeller, Rebecca Stroud, John Suloman, Alyssa Tozzi,

Joseph Trong, Heather Vale, Colin Van Oort, Tabitha Vooris, Kayleen

Warner, Alaina Yonkers, Rebecca Zaremba. Honors – 85 and

above: Grade 9: Alyssa Anthony, Allison Belcher, Lindsay Bryce,

Colton Butterfield, Mark Cardinoza, Alyssa Clairmont, Rebecca

Condes, Lindsy Cranston, Jason Cretaro, Andrew D’Alleva, Christian

Dell, Abby Driscoll, Tiffany Dwyer, Skyler Elfeldt, Zachary Engwer,

John Finelli, Ryan Hansen, Samantha Hanson, Nicholas Hastings,

Kortney Haupt, Connor Kasuba, Bryce Kirk, Kyle Kozlowski, Lexy

Lynch, Kathleen Mai, Maria Malatesta, Collin Malone, James McPartlin,

Emily Misnik, Jordan Mosher, James-Thomas Murray, Donald Nalley,

Madeline Novak, Caitlin O’Shea, Talia Pascucci, Dominick

Pasquariello, Victoria Ranken, William Rooney, Nicole Shepard, Scott

Shoemaker, Phoenix Smith, Tyler Smith, Michael Streeter, Andrew

Tatar, Sierra White, Rebecca Wolf, Lauren Wood. Grade 10: John

Ainsley, Tori Alberino, Christopher Amadon, Allison Arsenault,

Joshua Bedell, Meaghan Brennan, Erica Burton, Desiree Carnibucci,

Alexis Caswell, Samantha Clark, Megan Couture, Savanah Crouch,

Jeremy Dagner, Alexander Dunn, Katelyn Easterling, Alexandra

Edmans, Benjamin Glasser, Casey Gordon, Ashley Hausler, Stephen

Hayes, John-Marcel Hickey, Kayla Holmes, Tyler Houser, Brent Jones,

Kaylee Kannes, Patrick Krause, Mariah McClure, Joshua Meemken,

Richard Mosall Jr, Jacob Mosher, Kylee Mueller, Lily Nguyen, Sadie

Olson, Michael Owens, Brady Palladino, Steliana Philip, Sarinah

Pond, Chad Reid, Christopher Schlueter, Charles Sivaslian, Rocco

Sorriento, Sabrina Squires, Liam Swiatek, Emma Teal, Anthony

Testo, Emelyn Vandenberg, Shane Walsh, Evan Willsie. Grade 11:

Jenna Anthony, Alexander Bacher, Samantha Bedell, Dominic

Bendetti, Matthew Bornhorst, Victoria Cahill, Megan Cardish, Sarah

Caruso, Paige Claiborne, Cody Clark, Lianna Crognale, Alexa

DeSormeau, Megan Driscoll, Karyn Feener, Emily Filuta, Erin

Gardner, Alana Gerus, Emily Gudewicz, Angela Halse, Nathaniel

Hellman, Maria Holland, Taylor Hoppe, Emily Horton, Brandon

Jensen, Seth Kittle, Andrea Kronau, Hannah Leffler, Nicholas Lewis,

Savannah Mason, Kristina Melius, Zackary Miller, Devin Mitchell,

Claire Morris, Aaron Mosher, Lauren Navratil, Alison Nunziato, Aileen

O’Brien, Haley Oryell, Sierra Owens, Jacob Pogoda, Peter Quinones,

Shawn Roberts, Elaina Ryan, Drew Ryan, Elizabeth Ryan, Francesca

Scattareggia, Christopher Shaw, Bryan Smith, Jacqueline St Pierre,

Meghan Sullivan, Nathan Tricozzi, Rachel Van Vleck, Raisa

VanAlstyne-Ponce, Daniel VanRoy, Katelyn Wait, Kaitlyn Walsh,

Jennifer Waterbury, Ava Welling, Brandan Westfall, Molly Wheeler,

Nicholas White, Jonathan White, Julia Wicks, Amanda Zaremba,

Samantha Ziegler. Grade 12: Laura Allen, Sierra Archer, Britney

Baumgartner, Steven Bell, Erin Boatwright, Caroline Casey, Nathan

Chin, Kaitlyn Coon, Dustin Dacier, Cara Danish, Arden Eddy,

D’Auray Fisher, Krista Fitzgerald, Samuel Frankel, Sophie Gallo,

Amie Gammel, Amber Goodall, Meghan Hagerty, Elias Hayati, Aaron

Hitchcock, Courtney Kane, Paul LaMontagna, Dylan Larkin, Sara

Lownsbury, Ashley McCann, Molly O’Bryan, Ben Rescott, Maranda

Rossi, Madeline Roy, Brooke Ryan, Danielle Schroeder, Kevin

Shepard, Alexandria Southard, Dylan Sprague, Brittany St Pierre,

Lindsey Sterantino, Paul Streb, Katie Vogel, Kaitlyn West, Spencer

Wieland, Zachery Zipkin.

STAMMEL SEEKS IMPROVED FIRE

PROTECTION FOR SO. AREAS OF RENSS.The Rensselaer County Legislature approved a resolution at theJuly 10 legislative meeting sponsored by Legislator Mike Stammelthat seeks to improve fire protection in the southern area of thecity. The resolution followed a fire on July 1 that damaged severalhomes on Aiken Avenue. Residents and Stammel said response tothe blaze took more than several minutes and may be due torelocated fire houses and ongoing road work.“We hope city leaders review their ability to respond to fires in thesouthern end of the city and consider changes that allow for aquicker response,” said StammelStammel was among the first on the scene of the July 1 fire andhelped residents get to safety. Stammel said he is concerned aboutthe amount of time it took to get city fire apparatus to the scene ofthe fire. Some of the delay may be caused by prolongedconstruction in the downtown, which hurts response times. Thecity administration has also closed fire houses which has alsolengthened response times. At the time of the fire, city fire unitswere responding to an emergency medical call. The fire occurredin the Fort Crailo neighborhood, which is located on the other sideof Routes 9 & 20 from the two city fire houses. There are also majorroad and bridge construction projects taking place between theneighborhood and the fire houses. Adding to that is the closure ofthree fire houses south of Partition Street. “I am worried about thetime it takes to respond to a fire in this end of town. There is aconsiderable distance for fire units to travel, through multipleconstruction zones, and a number of residents are worried aboutthe response time,” said Stammel.“Because of the road construction projects and closure of the firehouses, this section of the city is located a good distance awayfrom help when it is needed. The city should give some thought tostationing emergency apparatus closer to this area. In the event ofan emergency elsewhere, mutual aid can be initiated,” addedStammel.The Rensselaer Eagles are sponsoring a fundraiser for the victimsof the fire. Donations can be dropped off at the Eagles lodge at 851Broadway and checks made out to Rensselaer Eagles Fire Fund. A

fundraiser will be held at a later date.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT WELCOMES

THE COMMUNITY TO WORSHIP!SUMMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE—9:30 a.m. worship during Julywill be at Church of the Covenant with friends from SalemUnited Methodist Church joining us.9:30 a.m. worship during August will be at Salem UnitedMethodist Church in West Sand Lake with COC folks expectedto attend.• Sunday, July 22 - 9:30 a.m. Worship. Professional child careprovided. Afternoon picnic and swimming at Methodist Farm.Grills ready for supper at 5:00 pm. Evening vespers at 7:00 pmin the chapel.Please Note Summer Office Hours: Church Office hours 8:30am - 1:30 pm, Wednesday through Friday. The Church of theCovenant, United Methodist, is the round church near theblinker in Averill Park. Pastor Merry Watters, phone 674-3664,E-mail: [email protected].


M. WOOD NAMEDTO DEAN’S LIST ATSYRACUSE UNIV.

Meghan Wood of Castleton,a biology and forensic sciencemajor in Syracuse University’sCollege of Arts & Sciences, hasbeen named to the Spring 2012Dean’s List at SyracuseUniversity. To qualify for theDean’s List, students mustachieve at least a 3.4 gradepoint average (on a 4.0 scale)during the semester.

AVERILL PARK CLASS OF 1982 LOOKINGFOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSMATES

Charles Baltzel, Juleigh Bareis Pybas, Bill Brod, Jim Burns, SteveBulter, Terry Carlson Gile, Bob Childs, Joe Carey, Bob Clickner,Celia Elena Cunille, Mary D’Arpino Deangelis, Tracy DuaneDesmond, Mary Jane Fearnley McDonald, Jim Follett, MikeFrese, Frank Glasser, Tom Gould, Deb Hagerty Halpin, MattHaggerty, Jim Hart, Jeff Jahn, Randy Jansson, Mike Jennings,Bob King, Lizette Kotchounian Nalbantian, Bob (LaDuce)Monticupo, Chris Lang, Mark Lobdell, Kim May Haderland, PattyMeerman Hernandez, Cindy Morby Palmer, Wendy Nash, LorieOkenholt, Shawn O’Connell, Roberta Owens, Shereen PalmerLyndaker, Chris Pastizzo, Jeff Raymond, Charles Rifenberick,Francis Reed, Tracy Rose, Lou Roznewski, Donald Teidman,Frank Wilkins, Brenda Williams DuRose, Laurie Williams Rood,Nikki Young Brate, Mike Caffaro, Brenda Church.If you have any information on them, please contact JulieTheilmann Benedetto at 518-283-7796 or [email protected].

I would like to thank the many volunteers that have beenassisting in various committees and programs. Your govern-ment is a team effort and we could not provide all that we dowithout their outstanding efforts.Town Summer Camp is in full swing and the kids are having agreat time. Thank you to our director Pat Sherman who isdoing such a wonderful job. Thank you also to CampSchodackfor their support of this program.The Board has approved a resolution authorizing the submis-sion of the Burden Lake sewer documents to the State Comp-troller. This is an important step in the process of allowing forconstruction of this system. We have also authorized a grantapplication for construction funds.We have completed the audits of town departments and theJustice Court and have begun review of the necessary re-pairs to the meeting room at the town hall. We expect toutilize reserve funds for any upgrades. It was discoveredthat insulation and fire protection are lacking from large areasof the room.The Board has also approved payment for recently completedconsultant work done to outline economic development strat-egies for the Rensselaer Plateau of which your town is a part.These funds were provided by yet another grant secured bythe Town.An important Board meeting has been called for July 26 at6:30 p.m. at the Town Highway Complex on Central NassauRoad. This meeting is being held for residents to see ourmachinery up close and to facilitate ideas to deal with decade’sold equipment that is expiring and the rising costs of providingquality highway services to residents. All residents are en-couraged to attend this meeting to see the tremendous chal-lenges faced by our highway personnel.Our community has experienced a significant increase in roadsign thefts. The cost of these thefts is high in dollars fortaxpayers and perhaps in lives. A recent near-collision be-cause of the theft of a stop sign shows just how dangerousthis crime is. Residents are encouraged to contact theSchodack State Police at 732-4777 with any information.I would like to encourage you to visit the Nassau Library tosee the ongoing historic exhibits presented by the HistoricPreservation Committee. There are many great artifacts be-ing presented. Councilman Carpentier has also secured adisplay case for the lobby of town hall for public exhibits aswell.

BUILDING BRIDGES OF LOVE ANDFORGIVENESS

On Sunday, July 22, 2012, the Nassau and StuyvesantReformed Churches will continue its reflection on Paul’s letterto the church in Ephesus, the city where he spent almost threeyears in helping to build the church. Ephesians 2:11-22 focusesupon the old divisions between Jews and Gentiles; and howthey have been bridged through Christ. It brings to ourunderstanding that it is because of Christ that both groups arealso reconciled to God. In the sermon titled, “Building Bridgesof Love and Forgiveness,” the Reverend Edward L. Kampen willhelp us to more completely understand that Christians are beingbuilt into a holy temple and a dwelling place for God. It is therethat God will find a unity, a place for all people in theirdifferences.The Nassau Reformed Church worships at 11 a.m. in its chapel,43 Church St., one half mile east of the only traffic light in thevillage. The Stuyvesant Reformed Church worships at 9 a.m.in its sanctuary at the corner of Church Street and Route 9J inthe hamlet of Stuyvesant.

CAFÉ THEO SPIRITCIRCLE

For those who want to be partof a spiritual gathering, butdon’t necessari ly feelcomfortable ascribing to thereligious options available.Also, for those of aprogressive interfaith naturein their current spiritual/religious practice. We valuepeace-loving freedom ofconscience and questioning.Help grow this circle of peacewith interfaith discussion,spiritual music, prayer andmeditation, and time forfellowship. We meet everysecond and fourthWednesdays at 6:30 p.m.Open to adults and olderteens. RSVP and questions:518-931-4072. Located at St.Paul ’s United MethodistChurch, 583 Carney Road,Castleton.


BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES PROGRAM

NEEDS YOUR HELP

CoNSERN S-U will be holding our free school supply programagain this August. This program allows students to get theschool supplies that they need and at no charge to them. Theprogram has been extremely successful in the past, due largelyto the wonderful support we have gotten from area churchesand organizations. So, once again, we are appealing to youfor help.We will be setting up our “store” in August and need thefollowing items: 3 subject notebooks, 3 ring binders (1 ½ inch,2 inch, and 3 inch), scientific calculators (price around $10),pocket folders, glue sticks, colored pencils, markers,highlighters, subject dividers, zippered pencil cases, loose leafpaper (wide rule only), scissors, flash drives, protractors,pens, pencils… and especially new backpacks.The cost of school supplies can make it very difficult for lowincome families to purchase what is needed. Our free supplyprogram not only allows the students to be prepared for thefirst day of school but it also helps those students to start theschool year in a positive way.Last year we served 286 students and we are hoping to serveeven more this year. Any help you can give us will be greatlyappreciated! Our store will be held on August 28. Please havesupplies to CoNSERNS-U by August 22. Thank you.For more information, please call CoNSERNS-U at 463-8571 orSandy Barnhart at 674-2747.

AN INVITATION TO PICK

YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES

The Nassau Cooperative CommunityFood Compact happily invites you to aBlueberry Picking and Tasting Adventure

on Saturday, July 21st, 2012. We are a member owned andoperated cooperative dedicated to linking consumers with localfood producers. On July 21st at 8:30 a.m., we will meet atGrace United Methodist Church, located at 42 Church Streetin the village of Nassau. From there we will drive to Samascott’sOrchards on 5 Sunset Avenue, Kinderhook. Feel free to driveyourselves or you can catch a ride with us! Picking will lastfrom 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Thanks to the funds we receivedfrom the NYS “Fresh Connect” Grant, the first two pounds ofberries per household are free. After that, Samascott’s charges$2/lb. Following the harvest, we will drive next door to theHometown Foods Harvest Kitchen, owned by one of ourmembers, where we will enjoy some blueberry refreshmentsand have the option to clean and freeze our berries. We shouldreturn to the church around noon.Please remember to bring weather-appropriate clothing,including sun protection and lots of water! We also requestthat you provide your own containers for the berries. This is agreat way to enjoy local, very fresh and inexpensive produce,and we hope that you will join us!If you are interested, please call (518) 758-7342 no later thanJuly 20th at 6 p.m. in order to reserve your place.

D. CAREY NAMED KELLAS SCHOLAR AT

RUSSELL SAGE

Sharon Robinson, PhD, Dean of Russell SageCollege announced that Deanna F. Carey, aMay 2012 graduate, with a major in Biology,Pre-Veterinary concentration, has beennamed a Kellas Scholar for the spring 2012semester. Dean’s list students have achieveda semester grade point average of at least3.4 while carrying a course load of at least12 credits. Students who maintain thisaverage for three successive terms aredesignated Kellas Scholars in honor of thefirst president of Russell Sage College, MissEliza Kellas, and the first dean, Miss KatherineKellas.

“SING WITH THE

CHOIR” EVENT

Come and sing with the WestStephentown Baptist ChurchChoir on August 12th at 6pm.This is not a concert…sheetmusic will be available. Afterour singing together we willenjoy an old fashioned IceCream Social. If you have anyquestions, please contact Bethat [email protected]

THRIFT SHOP

The Church of the RedeemerThrift Shop (1249 Third Street,Rensselaer, at the corner ofThird and Catherine Streets)will be open on Thursdays from3 to 6PM and on Saturday, July21st from 9AM to 2PM.The shop features householditems, clothing for all sizes andages (many name brands, veryreasonable prices), books andtoys. The Thrift Shop ishandicapped-accessible and canbe entered from the parking lotin the rear of the building.

OUTDOOR CHAPEL SUNDAY SERVICES

EAST GREENBUSH

Join us this summer for early church services atour beautiful Outdoor Chapel which wasconstructed by a scout youth. Enjoy the morningserenity of nature from 8:30-9:00 on July 22,

August 12 and August 26 in the wooded area at the end of theparking lot. First United Methodist Church, Gilligan Road, E.Greenbush. For more information, call 477-9693.


ALGONQUIN MS HONOR ROLL

MEMBERSHIP for 4th MARKING PERIODIt is a pleasure to list the 477 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 incompletesIn addition, to qualify for any list a student may not have a WorkHabits or Citizenship grade of “Need Improvement” or“Unsatisfactory” in any subject.Grade 6: High Honor Roll: Abby Bergmann, Hannah Brisee, AlanaCarroll, Emily Conway, Leah Debboli, Thea Dimin, Kylie Gavitt,John Giannone, Ryan Gutheil, Madison Hasbrouck, Emily Henricks,Alyssa Herbold, Pearl Herzig, Julia Huntley, Stephanie Jankovic,Danielle Kiely, Emma Limoges, Lauren McClure, Gabrielle Moore,Ian Moore, Lydia Murphy, Morgan Nichols, Caitlin O’Neill, FarrellPelcher, Sonia Popal, Katherine Rollins, Kristina Sanchez, KristenSchaefer, Heidi Schuman, Cameran Schwarz, Jacob Snyder, RyanStewart, Mara Strich, Cooper Willis and Whitney Wilson. Grade 6:Honor Roll: Lilyanna Ainsley, Morgan Angrisano, Cierra Bailey,Evan Bell, Elizabeth Burridge, Abigail Chenette, Lauren Combs,Julia Corellis, Susan Cretaro, Connor Cusson, Mark Deastyne, SerenaDeJulio, Ryan Deo, Olivia Dubois, Brady DuPont, Zachary Effman,Eden Faliveno, Jessica Farley, Nicholas Ferra, Alexandra Film,Amanda Finelli, Emma Flint, Lydia Flynn, Christina Gladding, HeathGlasgow, Loren Heck, Samantha Herrington, Connor Hicks,Alexander Holcomb, Sally Holden, Madelyne Holmes, William Hynes,Adam Johnson, Sydney Jones, Nathan Lapinski, Victoria Lee, JustinLettko, Jessica Liberty, Ariel Loucks, Alyssa Makar, Sara Marks,Dylan Mather-Richardson, Mary Beth McDade, Paul McGreevy, DerekMcMahon, Sierra Miner, Isabel Morris, Katherine Munyan, ZacharyNichols, Megan Novak, Luciano Pascarella, Isabella Pastore, LeahPaulson, Emily Popp, Noah Prashaw, Jade Qua, Rachel Quell,Courtney Ries, Jade Rodriguez, Matthew Romano, Sierra Rooney,Megan Rumenapp, Melissa Schupp, Gabrielle Signorelli, Kevin Silver,Noah Snyder, Claudia Stay, Victoria Stein, Jacob Stewart, GarrettWagner, Zachary Whitmore, Amelia Wilson, Mallory Wood andRaymond Yeung. Grade 6: Merit Roll: Andrea Arellano, ConnorBalter, Kaitlyn Bates, Alexis Beardsley, Nicholas Bigelow, AiriannaBourdages, Alana Brennan, Shannon Carney, Amber Chamberlain,Abigail Clark, Kaitlin DeFlumer, Jared DeWolf, Hana Dollar, MadelineDunigan, Erik Dunn, Tanner Dunworth, James Ely, Nicholas Ferlito,Mackenzy Ferra, Cheyanne Fink, Andrea Garrow, AnthonyGerminerio, Henry Ghent, Courtney Gorleski, Catherine Hannigan,Michael Hansen, Lucas Harland, Brooke Hastings, Margaret Hayes,Hope Heritage, Amanda Hyson, Jacqueline Jurs, Jeremy Jurs,Michaela Kalendek-Mosley, Evan Kortz, Ryan Kronau, James Lachar,James Madsen, Grace Marrochello, Anna-Leah Martin, CaelanMcPherson, Jack Paris, Richard Pascucci, Gavin Quinn, VictoriaRadley, Shea Slocum, Luke Switzer, Sean Wheeler, Phillip White,Danielle Wilkins and Colin Zieske. Grade 7: High Honor Roll: JuliaAdams, John Aretakis III, Andrea Balogh, Payton Bielawski, WilliamBornt, Joseph Bott, Amanda Bourne, Cassandra Bruzdzinski, ChristinaBucci, Christina Burgazoli, Dominick Carnevale, Taylor Clement,Nora Collins, Jeanna DiPaolo, Mackenzi Flynn, Brendan Garrow,Sarah Garzione, Katherine Glanton, Emily Haworth, Sarah Herbold,Trevor Hrubecky, Hannah Katz, Rebecca Kelly, Brad Kenneally,Jordan Kennedy, Lauryn King, Rachel Koch, Cammy Kwok, ZacharyLanoue, Eric LaPointe, Zachary Larkin, Jessica Malenfant, MakaylaMartinez, Anne McKenna, Leslie Mead, Kristin Morin, Maeve Morrissey,Ryan Nolan, Olivia Novak, Tyler Petell, Lena Piche, Nicholas Purdy,Rebecca Re, Molly Riegert, Christopher Ryan, Jamie Salerno, RobertSchmitz, Shannon Seeberger, Alyssa Sicko, Kyle Snyder, AngelinaSolomon, Kathryn Stackrow, Kelsey VanFleet, Laura Wendell,Kathleen Williams, Conor Willie, Zoe Willson and Daniel Wrenn.Grade 7: Honor Roll: Breanne Agan, Gabriella Alberino, GregoryAllard, John Anton, Madeline Benevento, Alexander Bubie, RileyBulmer, Dylan Burns, Sydney Burton, Savanna Caldwell, ZacharyCanaperi, Sarah Carlson, Taylor Catlin, Oliver Clayton, OliviaCrouch, Dennis Dobert, Ashley Easterling, Maxwell Everett, JackFerlito, Liam Gelder, Charles Gilmore, Jr., Zachary Gregware, HarleyHanagan, Alexandra Hansen, Brandon Harris, Alicia Hartzell, TaylorHead, Deanna Heffner, Mary Hellman, Samara Holmes, Gareth Kaedy,Kevin Kelly, Sadie Kerwin, Keeley Kocsis, Abigail Kronau, SkylerLeveroni, Ryan Long, James Lownsbury, Alexzander McCullen,Makenzie Minkler, Alexandra Moak, Kammie Momrow, MorganMoscinski, Allison Mullen, Christian Nash, Michael Premo, HaleyQuinn, Brianna Razzano, Kendall Reiter, Cameron Roberts, BrittneyRohrmiller, Emily Rousseau, Samantha Schupp, Kaila Siddon, AmberSmithies, Laura St. Germain, Zachary Sweet, Hanna Teal, SkylerThibeault, Madison Vogel, Summer Ward, Alexander White, TrinityWohlferd, Ryan Wood and Abigail Zalucky. Grade 7: Merit Roll:Cooper Bentley, Bailey Bourdages, Lily Buckley, Maggie Bulmer,Christian Capone, Olivia Cardish, Jack Chevalier, McKensi Duncan,Cassiana Enderle, Colin Ferlito, Joseph Finelli, Dennon Fisher,

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER WEEKENDMarriage Encounter Weekend for couples who desire to putthe spark and romance back into their marriage, improve theircommunication, revitalize their relationship and get away for aweekend. Held at a local motel. Reservations required. Pleasego to www.wwme.org for contact information and weekenddates.

THVS OPERATING

BOARD TO MEETThe Tech Valley High SchoolOperating Board will meet July26th in the Capital RegionBOCES offices in Albany. Themeeting will begin at 6:15 p.m.in the BOCES offices at 900Watervliet-Shaker Road. Fordirections, go to: https://w w w . c a p i t a l r e g i o nb o c e s . o r g / D i r e c t i o n s /DirectionstoCentralAdmin.cfmAn agenda for the meeting willbe posted atwww.techvalleyhigh.org inthe coming days.

TEXAS HOLD’EMChandler Young VFW on RT 20 and Lyons Lake Road in Nassauwill hold a Texas Hold’em on Sunday, July 22nd. Doors open at1PM and play begins at 2PM. For more information, call Claudiaat 423-5957 or Charlotte 766-3970.

“KIDS DAY AT THE

SENIOR CENTER”Rensselaer County’s TroySenior Center’s “KID’S DAY atthe SENIOR CENTER,” will beheld on Thursday, July 26,2012. Bring your children,grandchildren or greatgrandchildren, nieces ornephews, for lunch at 12Noon - with a hot Turkeydinner fol lowed by aStewart’s Make-Your-OwnSundae. Be sure to make areservation. Call 270-5349or stop in to sign up.

FAMILY/FRIENDS DAY FOR COMMUNITY

CHILD CARE at NASSAU REFORMED CHURCHCome one, come all on Sat., July 21st, to celebrate over 25years of before- and after- school care at CCC in the NassauReformed Church, 43 Church St., Nassau (.2 mile east of theonly traffic light on Rt. 20).This free event begins at 1 pm with Joey D., the Magician.After his show, Joey D will walk the grounds making balloonsculptures. Bouncy Bounce and face painting will also beavailable. Hot dogs, hamburgers, iced tea and lemonade willbe catered by Everybody’s Café. The day will end at 4 pmafter cutting and eating the Anniversary Cake.Everyone is welcome. We especially encourage former staffand alumni to come. If you are looking for before- and after-school child care for the 2012-2013 school year, please comeand share this time with us.Parking for the event will be available across the street atGrace United Methodist Church and a few doors down in St.Mary’s Church parking lot. Visit us at: www.Nassaureformedchurch.com

Katherine Hart, Brianna Isby, Harley Kahler, Austin Maiello, SarahManfred, Alexander McCarthy, Leah Morin, Shane Nethercott,Charles Olson, Emily Pitts, Mikala Russman, Lucas Scanu, MatthewSchumaker, Cameron Simard, Marissa St. Pierre, AlexanderStyczynski, Tyler Swint, Cassie Walsh, Jacob White and Noah Yearsley.Grade 8: High Honor Roll: Andrew Baker, Megan Balter, KathrynBartosik, Liam Carroll, Cameron Coffey, Megan Coutin, SuzannaCoyne, Evan Crawley, Carly Davis, Michael DeVito, Alyssa DonVito,Hunter DuPont, Franchesca Finelli, Victoria Fisher, Madeline Gibbons,Marisa Heiserman, Mikayla Holmes, Emmalee Hoppe, Dylan Jones,Nicolas Kalinowski, Tyler Kelly, Meredith Kenneally, Daniel LaPointe,Meagan Lettko, Samantha Marks, Olivia Marrochello, Brian Masella,Claire Millington, Daniel Morone, Amanda Mosall, Victoria Panzanaro,Jacob Pitts, Elizabeth Pugliese, Summer Pylant, Zoe Raffo, JordanRockwell, Daminica Ryan, Stephen Ryan, Elyse Scott, Mattison Sicko,Anthony Siddon, Evan Simkulet, Caroline Slyer, Kathryn Toth,Carli Voellm, Amanda Vrsalovic, CaiLi Wachtel, Allison Wark andAleksandra Wocher. Grade 8: Honor Roll: Steven Beattie, EmilyBell, Jenna Bell, Emily Bergerson, Matalyn Bergmann, Kristin Bomba,Janie Breen, Alex Cahill, Sydney Carey, Alexander Carpenter,Madeline Carroll, Jeremy Carter, Joseph Cauwenberghs, RobertCetrino, James Clark, David Cocca, Emily Cretaro, Austin Crosier,Mikayla Culnan, Robert Deeb, Timothy Dunn, John Farash, DylanFarley, Olivia Fisher, Brian Giddings, Alanna Gill, Caleigh Haggerty,Justin Hansen, Sean Harrington, Cameron Hasbrouck, Jessica Hayes,Jacob Heritage, Emily Howard, Margaret Hoyt, Amber Jones, SydneyJulien, Elizabeth Kiley-Bergen, Jordan Kittle, Emma Lamoureux, AnnLettko, Kaitlyn Ludder, Emma Mancino, Carissa Marto, SarahMeemken, Shannon Meyer, Benjamin Miller, Isaiah Moak, TrentonMoore, Jacob Morizio, Gillian Morris, Jennifer Mosher, MorganOliksowycz, Katie Orecki, Hayley Peterson, Jonathan Pinho, KatelynPohlmann, Lily Prashaw, Cade Pytell, Allyson Quinn, BenjaminQuinones, Sean Robert, Tiffany Roberts, Jenna Safford, AprilSanford, Frank Scaturro, Kayla Seeberger, Hannah Shoemaker,Nina Sivaslian, Jessica Slavin, Brittnay Wade, Hannah Weatherwax,Amanda Young and Sean Zelenke. Grade 8: Merit Roll: MichaelAmes, Charles Ballard, John Barnes, Molly Biittig, Bethany Brechbill,Kayliegh Catlin, Kyrsten Changa, Elijah Chin, Abbey Clobridge,Rachel Cody, Thomas Culnan, Jonathan Deck, Alexandra Fazio,Joshua Flint, Jessica Gordon, David Halpin, Brianna Holser, DevinHolser, Zachary Horan, Madeline Illenberg, Lorann Kearney, KyleKidney, Celeste Lopez, Lidia LoPorto, John Lyons, Amelia Mamone,Caroline McPartlin, Lukas Morgan, Donald Nash, Ashlee Price,Breanna Rooney, Lily Scoville, Erik Silver, Jessica Strock, MaxTempel, Christian Testo, Alexander Thomas, Isaiah Thomas, JonathanVan Vleck, Scott White and Megan Woods.

APHS TOP FIVE IN EACH CLASSAverill Park High Schoool TOP FIVE IN EACH CLASS,4th Qtr.2011/2012(listed alphabetically): Grade 9: Zara Davis, SarahDeGenero, Camaryn Franchi, Emily Oliver, Caroline Silver;Grade 10: Wesley Clayton, David Engwer, Anthony Ferritto,Julianna Kolakowski, Jordan Tymeson; Grade 11: JoshuaAustin, Peter Brucato, Peter Kowal, Lydia Sharp, EmilyVicedomine, Christopher Whitman; Grade 12: AshleyBloomfield, Margaret Collins, Laura Daigle, Kathleen Macari,Alaina Yonkers.

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New Patients Accepted

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When your receive your tax refund

Come spend it on your smile.

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I know it might seem early

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That you need for back to school.

MINI-MARKET &

CHICKEN BBQCleaning out your attic orstorage unit? Had a garagesale and now have items notsold? Should have had a sale

but did not?

The Reformed Dutch Churchof Schodack at Muitzeskill willbe holding its Annual Mini-Market and Chicken Barbecueon Saturday, August 11th. Ifyou would like to donate itemsfor the Mini-Market, call 732-7500 or 732-7976 to arrangefor the drop off of items.


WED. FUNDRAISER

DINNERS at TROY

LODGE OF ELKS

Troy Lodge of Elks is locatedat 134 North Greenbush Rd.in Troy• Wednesday, July 25 – RoastHam DinnerAll dinners include - MashedPotatoes and Gravy,Vegetables, Rolls, Coffee,Tea, and Dessert.Cost is $9 for Adults and $5for Children under 10.Dining hours from 4PM to 7PMand All are Welcome.Take-outs Available. Phone #518-283-1193.

Dining and

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LOBSTER OR STEAK

BAKE

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12th annual Lobster or SteakBake on Saturday, August18th, from 4 – 6 p.m. Youmay eat in or take out. Thecost is $25 and reservationswith money are required andbinding. The menu includes:lobster or steak, bakedpotato, corn-on-the-cob,coleslaw, dessert andbeverage.

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Saturday, Jan 31st

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Includes: Salad, Soup, Dessert & Coffee Music in the Lounge from 7:30-11:30

Friday, July 20th

Opento thePublic

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4 COURSE DINNERS • CHILDREN’S MENU AVAILABLE

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Musicby BrianZapel

7/27

Friday, July 27th

Haddock (Fried or Broiled).................$13.95Prime Rib.....................................$15.95Steak..............................................$14.95Salmon Florentine..........................$12.95Chicken a la King............................$12.95

Haddock (Fried or Broiled).................$13.95Steak..............................................$14.95Seafood Platter.............................$14.95Veal & Peppers..........................$12.95Chicken Cordon Bleu.......................$11.95

OPENING AUGUST 1ST

Evenings Monday-Friday 5pm-11pm,and Saturday & Sunday from 12 Noon-11pm

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Every Friday Evening at 7:30pm

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Reservations may be placed

by calling Emily at 438-6707,Barbara at 477-7127 or Nancyat 477-7101. Deadline forreservations is August13th. Take-out orders can bepicked up at the MasonicTemple, 710 ColumbiaTurnpike, East Greenbushafter 4 p.m. on Saturday,August 18th.

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Clams............................$4.99/ doz. 200 ct. bag...................$69.00Oysters in the shell.............$8.99lb.Tilapia.............................$5.99/ lb.Arctic Char......................$10.99/lb.Trout.................................$6.99/lb.Salmon..........................$9.99/lbJumbo Stuffed Clams.......$2.25 ea.Crab Cakes.....................$3.95 ea.Homemade Seafood Salad...$6.99lb.

Fish Fry Dinner.............$6.95Fish & Chip Dinner......$6.95Calamari Dinner...........$8.95Trout Dinner.................$7.95Crab Cake Dinner.........$9.50Tilapia Dinner..............$7.95

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Fri., July 27th at 6:30Acoustics byPete Boyd

133 Scott Ave, Castleton • W-Th 4-9pm; Fri & Sat 4-10pm; Sun 4-9pmReservations 732-4640 • Take-out 732-2168


Lakeside Grill

The Region’s Finest Drive-In Restaurant~“Worth A Trip From Anywhere”

“Come and Enjoy the Magic”

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BEAUTIFUL LAKESIDE SETTING!

266 Cty Rt. 7, on Nassau Lake

Thurs-Sun Noon-8pmOPEN FOR THE SEASON ‘til SEPT. 9

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Come join the committee atAngie B’s Cakes, 1204Washington Avenue inRensselaer on July 20, 2012from 6:30PM to 8:30PM. Meetour Mayoral Candidate,Colleen Pierson. $30 donationat the door. Beverages andice cream on us! Free forchildren. ~ City of RensselaerRepublican Committee

CHICKEN BBQ AMERICAN LEGION

POST 1021Sergeant Walter A. Adams American Legion Post 1021 inAverill Park announces the 2012 Chicken BBQ Schedule:July 21st, August 18th, September 15th and October

20th. The Post will not hold a Chicken BBQ on July 28thwhich was originally scheduled to support the ExplorersProgram of the Averill Park Fire Department. There is noneed at this time. For reservations, call 674-2309.

Call for details or see us online at: www.crystallakeview.com

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKServing Lunch & Dinner

Rt. 43, Averill Park • 674-3363

Ask about our LUNCH CARD PROGRAMFREE REFILLS on Soda, Lemonade & Ice Tea!

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Huge Variety of Frozen DrinksEnjoy one overlooking Crystal Lake on our Beautiful Deck!

CHICKEN BARBECUE

FUNDRAISERThe Kinder-hook LakeCo r po r a t i o nwil l host a

Chicken Barbecue onSaturday, July 28th, from4:00 to 7:00 at the KinderhookElks Lodge, 2750 Route 9H inKinderhook, under thepavilion, rain or shine. Dinnerwill be eat-in or take-out. Thecost is $12 for half a chicken,baked potato, corn on thecob, coleslaw, and beverage.Raffles with great prizes andentertainment provided. Youmay purchase dinners at thedoor or in advance from anyKLC board member. Open tothe public.For further information,please contact Rick Theriaultat (518) 573-5088. Proceedsare to benefit our WaterQuality Fund and other costsof maintaining the lake,including fish stocking andweed control. Please help usto keep our lake clean andinviting for fun and recreationfor all. Invite family, friendsand neighbors to have a goodtime and socialize.

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT

BREAKFASTThe Hoags Corners Fire Housewill host an All-You-Can-EatBreakfast on Sunday, August5th, from 8AM – 11:30AM. OurAll-You-Can-Eat Buffet StyleBreakfast includes:Scrambled eggs, homefries,applesauce, fruit cocktail,blueberry & regular pancakes,French toast, sausage, bacon,coffee, tea, milk, chocolate milk,orange juice, toast, Englishmuffins, and donuts.Adults/$7; Children ages 6-12/$4; Children 5 and under arefree. Eat-in or Take-out. Phone:766-5474

FOURTH SUNDAY

SPAGHETTI DINNERAll are welcome—NoCharge on Sunday, July22nd, from 2PM to 4PM atBlooming Grove ReformedChurch, RT 4,

Defreestville.

4th ANNUAL BOMBERS BURRITO NIGHTPlease join the Burden Lake Improvement Association at theClub House (located on Brook Spring Avenue off Burden LakeRoad near Kay’s Pizza) on Thursday, July 26th, starting at6PM to 8PM for some Burritos made fresh by Matt Baumgartnerand his crew from BOMBERS! All proceeds go to the waterquality fund!


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MEDICARE 101 &

EPIC WORKSHOP

Free Informational workshopopen to Medicare beneficiariesand caregivers.Do you needadditional Insurance? What isEPIC? Also discuss 2013 changesto EPIC. Workshop will be heldat the East Greenbush Libraryon Monday, July 23, from 1:00-3:30. Seating is limited, RSVP byJuly 19th, at 270-2768.

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HEARING CLINIC

Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Graftoncontinues to offer a free monthlyhearing clinic on Wed., July25th, at 10:30 a.m. All Renss.Co. seniors 60 yrs. of age +welcome; reservations required,279-3413.

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Greenbush Eye Center

Call For Appointment & Directions

518-479-3306

4 Springhurst Drive, East Greenbush, NY 12061

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NEW SUMMER HOURS: M,T,Th 8:30-5; Wed 10-6; Fri 8:30-3

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Participating in CSEA & GHI Preferred,

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CDPHP/Child Health Plus & Medicaid.

New Patients and all other Insurances are welcomed

Pondview Family Dental Services, P.C.

•Full Dentures & Partials•Root Canals•Crown & Bridge•Cosmetic Bonding

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Call Erika 857-3602

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Now offering CARDIO KICKBOXING!Burn up to 600 CALORIES a class!

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Padma Sripada, MD

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Columbia Internal Medicine

2500 Pond View Ste. 202

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Committed to Caring for You

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We also have tents,

tables & chairs.

BUILDING FAMILY MEMORIES at

THE EAST GREENBUSH LIBRARYThe East Greenbush Community Library is hosting four familyprograms this summer for the whole family as part of oursummer reading program. All programs are on Tuesdayevenings starting at 7:00 pm. Due to space limitations, theseprograms require pre-registration. These programs are madepossible in part through a Community Art$Grant, a programfunded by The Arts Center of the Capital Region through theNew York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.JULY 24 - Ramblin Jug Stompers - Enjoy a concert by theCapital Region’s premier jug band! They are an Albany quartetwho use a variety of instruments including acoustic guitar,banjo, jug, washboard, kazoo and mandolin. For all ages.REGISTRATION BEGAN ON JULY 16.JULY 31 - Fabric Self-Portraits - Join textile artist Cheryl Gornand make a family portrait using fabric, sequins, markers,beads and more materials! For ages 5 and up. REGISTRATIONBEGINS ON JULY 23.Please call the library at 477-7476 or visit our websitewww.eastgreenbushlibrary.org to register. The library islocated at 10 Community Way, off Michaels Road from Rte.151 in East Greenbush, New York.

LAMBS, SNAKES &

SWORDS: A FAMILY

SCAVENGER HUNT• Tuesday, July 31, from6:30pm - 7:30pm - $5.00 perfamilyLooking for somethingdifferent to amuse the kids ona summer evening? We’ve gotjust the thing. Oakwood’sgravestones reveal clues to aperson’s age, gender,occupation, military serviceetc.Join Rens. County HistorianKathy Sheehan for a 1 hourscavenger hunt as we searcha limited area of the cemetery.Clues will be given to all.Children as young as 3 will beable to identify animals,crosses, swords, even chairs!Wear sturdy shoes. Thispromises to be a fun andeducational evening for thewhole family!Call 1-800-556-6273 toregister. Meet at the EarlChapel. A Friends of OakwoodCemetery event. Newmembers are always welcome:272-7520 [email protected]

2012 FREE FAMILY FUN DAY AT

BRUNSWICK BAPTIST CHURCHThe members at Brunswick Baptist Church cordially invitemembers of the community to join them for the 2012 FreeFamily Fun Day. The family event features free pony rides,petting zoo, rock climbing, free carnival games, free BounceCastle, free candy cotton, snow cones, popcorn, hot dogsand drinks. There will be crafts, free “T” shirts, music andmore! The event will be held at the church located at 385Grange Rd (Rt. 142) in the town of Brunswick on Saturday July28th between 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. For more information callBrunswick Baptist Church at (518) 237-1932

INTERESTED IN ART?All Teens are Welcome! AllMaterials Provided Free!Certif ied Art Instructor!Located at Hope 7 CommunityCenter, 596 Pawling Ave. Troy,on Saturday Mornings from11-12, July 28th throughSeptember 1st.If interested, please call Elisaat 518-441-3405 or email [email protected]

LIFE-GUARD: GOD WATCHES OVER YOU!

ST. TIMOTHY’S VBS 2012St. Timothy’s is celebrating its 32nd year of community VacationBible School this year and we have another great week plannedfor all who will attend. There will be great music, valuable Biblelessons, fun crafts, cool science, and outdoor games. Eachday there is special color for you to wear, wonderfuldecorations, yummy snacks and a craft project that all reflectthe day’s lesson. VBS will run from 9 AM – 12PM, July 30 toAugust 3.Monday—Creation—Green; Tuesday—The Wise Man BuiltHis House Upon the Rock—Yellow; Wednesday—God KeepsHis Promises—Rainbow; Thursday—Trust and Obey—Blue:Jonah and the Whale; Friday—Jesus Provides—Red: JesusFeeds the 5,000.Children ages 4 and up are welcome to attend. Children grades6-8 are eligible to be Junior Counselors if they would ratherparticipate that way. The cost for the week is $20 per child.Children may wear/bring a bathing suit for water fun. Pleaseput names on towels and suits.Friday evening, from 6:30—8 PM, there is the Big CampCelebration! Families are invited to share songs and storiesfrom our week together and have cake and ice cream too!St. Timothy’s is at the corner of Winter St Ext and BloomingroveDrive in Defreestville. Please call me at 326-5276 for aregistration form. Deadline is July 20th! Hope to see you atVBS! ~ Marilyn Dyer, Registrar

SKY: EVERYTHING

IS POSSIBLE

WITH GODA summer kids’ event calledSky will be hosted at Churchof St. Mary at Clinton Heightsfrom July 30 to August 3 from9:00AM-NOON. At Sky, faithand imagination soar as kidsdiscover that everything ispossible with God. Kidsparticipate in memorableBible-learning activities, singcatchy songs, play team-work-building games, makeand dig into yummy treats,experience electrifying Bibleadventures, collect BibleMemory Buddies to remindthem to trust God, and testout Sciency-Fun Gizmosthey’ll take home and playwith all summer long. Plus, kidswill learn to look for evidenceof God al l around themthrough something called GodSightings. Each day concludeswith Fly Away Finale—acelebration that getseveryone involved in livingwhat they’ve learned. Familymembers and friends areencouraged to join us onFriday, August 3, at noon forour Final Fly Away Finale.Kids at Sky wil l join aninternational missions effortto squash malaria in theAfrican country of Mali—sending more than a millionmosquito nets to protectMalian children.Sky is for kids from 4 to 10(pre K through 5th grade). Toregister, or for moreinformation, contact MaureenBilla [email protected] or518.449.2232 x12.

SEND YOUR KIDS TO EGYPT THIS

SUMMER!Come to The Egypt File Vacation Bible School at theGrafton Baptist Church. Have you ever wanted to be anarcheologist? Now is your chance! Discover the truth bydigging, digging, digging into the Word of God. The funruns Monday through Friday, August 6th-10th, 6:00-8:30PM nightly. There will be stories, songs, games,skits, snacks, and more for K-6th graders. Earn pointsall week long to spend at the “Dig Site Store” at the endof the week. If you have questions, you may call Cherylat 766-6283 or Chris at 279-1467. Come a bit early onMonday to register your children at the door. Hope tosee you in Egypt!

JOIN US AT SONRISE NATIONAL PARK

VBS--SPACE IS LIMITED!Sand Lake Ecumenical Vacation Bible School will be held July30th-August 3rd, 2012 at St. Henry’s Church in Averill Parkfrom 8:45am-12pm each day. Get ready for exciting wildernessthrills as you head out to beautiful SonRise National Park! Askids explore SonRise National Park, they’ll learn the mostimportant survival skill of all: they can always depend on Jesusand His promises of true peace, true riches, true power, truelove and true hope! We’re looking forward to sharing thisexciting event with the children and parents in our community.Register now, space is limited!You can get your forms at Salem United Methodist Church, St.Henry’s Church and the Church of the Covenant or by emailingus at [email protected]. You can also register online atour website www.sandlakevbs.org. All children who registerearly get a surprise! If you have any questions, please callMelissa Barber at 477-5607 or Marie Frost at 674-3818.

SUNY POTSDAM STUDENTS EARN SPOTS ON PRESIDENT’S LISTThe State University of New York at Potsdam recently named more than 800 students to the President’sList for the Spring 2012 semester in recognition of their academic excellence.SUNY Potsdam President Dr. John F. Schwaller honored a total of 861 students for earning the highestmarks in Spring 2012. Among the local students who made the SUNY Potsdam President’s List were:Carlene Benson of Averill Park, whose major is Childhood/Early Child Education; Roslyn Brandes ofRensselaer, whose major is Music Education; Daniel Costello of Troy, whose major is Physics; HeidiCrampton of East Greenbush, whose major is Music Education; Hannah Decker of West Sand Lake,whose major is Music Education; Angelina Doherty of East Nassau, whose major is Art Studio; MarcusDomfort of Rensselaer, whose major is Business Administration; Andrea Hollinger of Averill Park,whose major is Music Performance; Brittany Izzo of Schaghticoke, whose major is Geology; DanielJordan of Rensselaer, whose major is Music Education; Julie Koehler of Melrose, whose major isChildhood/Early Child Education; Elise Kowalczyk of Troy, whose major is Music Performance; JoshuaMatrese of Castleton On Hudson, whose major is Spanish; Madeline Morizio of Troy, whose major isMusic Education; Alyssa Rodriguez of Wynantskill, whose major is Psychology; Nia Rowe of Troy,whose major is Mathematics; Deborah Schoonmaker of Schaghticoke, whose major is Sociology; SaraSeney of East Nassau, whose major is undeclared; Alexander Terry of Wynantskill, whose major isBusiness Administration; Mark Turner of Wynantskill, whose major is Music Business.To achieve the honor of being on the President’s List, each student must have satisfactorily completed12 numerically-graded semester hours with a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

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2012 REGISTRATION NOTICERegistration for interested players and cheerleaders withinthe Troy City School District, including Gardner DickensonElementary School, Sacred Heart School and St. Jude’s Schoolwill be held on Thursday, July 12th and Thursday, July 19thfrom 6:30PM to 8PM at the South Troy Pop Warner building,Thompson Street in Troy (Geer Field).Note: All interested players and cheerleaders must be betweenthe ages of 5 and 15. (You must turn 5 on or before July 31)Our organization may consist of the following: Flag (5 & 6year olds); Mitey Mites, Jr. Pee Wee, Pee Wee, Mr. Midgetand Midget.The following items are required at the time of registration:1. $75.00 Registration Fee – non refundable.2. COPY of Birth Certificate.3. Photo (wallet size).4. Your parent or guardian must be with you to sign theregistration form.5. Player’s Jerseys - $50.00, which is theirs to keep at the endof the season.Cheerleadering Socks & Sneakers- $50.00, which are theirsto keep at the end of the season.If you have any questions, or you are interested in coachingflag, tackle or cheerleading, please contact Dan Martuscello@ 274-8674 or Judi Byrnes @ 274-7165.Please note – there will be a late registration fee of$25.00 for all those who register after July 30, 2012.

APYSL TRAVEL TRYOUTSAPYSL will hold try-outs for the 2012-2013Travel Program on August 6th at 6:30 at theMiller Hill/Sand Lake School. Travel teamstypically play during the winter and springmonths, with a few teams also playing fall

competitive soccer. The travel program involves a higher levelof commitment and more competitive play than our recreationalprograms with greater access to professional coaching duringthe season. All players must attend at least one try-out to beconsidered for a travel team. To learn more about the program,and to sign-up for try-outs, please visit www.averillparkyouthsoccer.com and click on “Register Online” to sign-up for try-outs and click the “Travel Program” under programs/seasonsto access more information. If you are not sure which programis right for your child, click on “which program is right for mychild?” Any questions should be directed [email protected].

AVERILL PARK YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUEFALL REC. PROGRAM

Averill Park Youth Soccer League invites you tojoin our local soccer league for our Fall RecreationalProgram. This is an all-play, non-competitiveleague that focuses on learning the skills andfundamentals of soccer and most of all, having fun!Teams are formed for the following age groups: Kindergarten;Grade 1/Grade 2; Grade 3/Grade 4; Grade 5/Grade 6; andGrade 7/Grade 8.All games are played on Sunday afternoons with one practiceduring the week. The season runs from September 9th throughOctober 28th. Registration is on-line at www.apysl.org.Registration is June 1st through July 20th at $75.00 and July21st through July 28th at $100.00. (Scholarships are availableto those qualifying for the school lunch program.) Questions?Send an email to [email protected].

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TRAININGBowhunter Edu-cation Trainingscheduled atBailey Mt. Fish &Game Club, Inc on

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HUNTER EDUCATION TRAININGHunter Education Training scheduled at Bailey Mt.Fish & Game Club, Inc on Friday, October 5th,from 7 to 11PM; and Sunday, October 7th, from7:30AM to 4:30PM. Hunter Education Course willbe held at Bailey Mt. Fish & Game Club, 531 Synders

Lake Road in Wynantskill. Pre-registration is required! Pre-registration will be held at the Bailey Mt. Fish & Game Clubevery Wednesday from 7 to 8PM starting on Wednesday,September 5th, until class is full. Class size is limited and basedon first-come, first-served basis. Pre-register early to be sureof a class slot. Phone 286-9620.

B.L.C.C. HUTCHINS GOLF LEAGUEThrough thirteen weeks of play in the Alan Hutchins’ Memorial GolfLeague at Burden Lake C. C., the standings are as follows: 1st Place- Team #2 Chuck Bennison 212 pts.; 2nd Place - Team #3 DaveDeGenero 198 pts.; 3rd place - Team #5 Brian Hampson 178 pts; 4thPlace - Team #7 Tom Connor 173 pts.; 5th Place - Team #1 DanIreland 167 pts.; 6th Place - Team #8 Scott Delisle 159 pts.; 7th Place- Team #4 Tom Murphy 156.5 pts.; and 8th Place - Team #6 JasonCooper 154.5 pts.Low scores by flights: 1 - Dave DeGenero 34; 2 - Scott Delisle 36;3 - Archie Robinson 37; 4 - Steve Langan & Peter Sennett 40; 5 -Steve Whitbeck 42; 6 - Bob Carl 42; 7 - Jess Carey 42; 8 - WayneMizerak 42; 9 - Bill Kirtsos 42; 10 - Rich Amadon & Dave Joslin 47;11 - Jim Moloney 40; 12 - Bob Loveridge 48; 13 - Jack Thorpe 47.Other low scores: 37 - Ron Choquette & Chuck Bennison; 38 - TomConnor & Jason Cooper; 39 - Dan Ireland, Clint Dawley & DaveHalloran; 40 - Brian Hampson, John Cooney & Jack Rodzwell; 41 -Ray Schmitz, Jay Zalucky, Sam Greco, Tom Murphy, Steve Quillinan,Sr., & Wally Tuczynski; 42 - Ross Edwards & Rich Simon; 43 - MikePendergast, Jr., Jim Jewell & Steve Bermas; 44 - John Keller, KarlMorrison, Mark Morrison, Mark Miller, Nick Valenze, Dan Nichols,Carl Ricci & Roger Marschke; 45 - Jack Huerter, Mark Quinn & JackRogers; 46 - Geoff Horine, Larry Herzog, Sil Martinage & Bill Madsen.

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The Inferno ladies: Front row l - r: Marissa Nagel, MadisonRifenberick, Dani Martuscello, Jailene Santiago, Byanna Agan.Back Row: l - r: Jadyn Lee, Kelsey Wood, Morgan Vandervoort,Jessica Haskin, Kara Dodge, Stephanie St. Pierre, SydneyHaskin. Coaches l - r: Brian Haskin, Dan Martuscello, ChuckNagel, Jay Vandervoort, Toney Lee.Throughout the weekend of July 1, the 10u Classie LassiesInferno softball team played 7 games against excellentstatewide softball teams. The 7th game delivering lady luck aState Championship against the Southern Tier Smoke, a teamthe Inferno ladies suffered their first loss to a day earlier. Theladies won 10 - 2, crowning them NYS ASA 10u Champions.Congratulations to these amazing young Ladies, you representall that is good in youth sports and the Classie Lassies.

TWIN TOWN WARRIORS FALL

TRAVEL BASEBALL REGISTRATIONTwin Town Warriors Fall Travel Baseballis now registering players for itscompetitive travel teams at the 8u, 9u,10u, 11u and 12u levels. Team levelplacement will be based upon theplayer’s age as of April 30, 2013 and

must be registered in Twin Town Fall Little League Baseball.The Warriors Fall season runs for 10 weeks on Sunday only.The Fall season runs from 9/9/12 through 10/28/12 and playsin the Empire State Baseball League.The fee for playing Warriors Fall Travel Baseball is $75 (includesregistration fee and uniform fee). Registration form is on theWarriors website: www.leaguelineup.com/ttwarriors/.Registration deadline is August 1, 2012.If you have any questions, please email [email protected] or contact Drew Romanowski, (518) 813-0359.

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BURDEN LAKE COUNTRY CLUB PRESENTS

THE GREENBUSH OPENBurden Lake Country Club presents TheGreenbush Open on Monday, July 23rd -Golf, Food, Cigars & Brew. Sponsored by:Habana Premium Cigar Shoppe, RouteFore Golf Center and Wynantski l lBeverage Mart.Format: Four person scramble, Men playwhite tees, Ladies play red tees. (5)Closest to the Pin Prizes and (2) Long DrivePrizes. Shotgun start at 9:30AM prompt.Schedule: 8:30AM - Registration andBreakfast Buffet (fruit, danish, homefries,eggs, bacon, sausage & waffles); 9:30AM- Shotgun Start (beer, soda, cigars & lunchserved on course); 3PM - Steak with full

buffet; 4PM - Prizes and Raffle (cash and merchandise). FreeFood & Beverage all day! Price includes Golf and Cart. El Tiante,the Cigars that bear #23’s name, hand-crafted by Master Cigarmaker Don Pepin Garcia with special guest Luis Tiant. GreatPrizes and Raffles ($5000) for a good cause. Cost is $125 perplayer, $500 per team of four. A portion of the proceeds will goto the Averill Park Education Foundation in memory of Dr. Frank“Doc” Devane. Scott Bendette, A.P.E.F. board member, iscoordinating the event with Tom Choquette, B.L.C.C. owner.


FISHING WITH A SEINE NET –

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• Saturday, July 28, 10:00 a.m. - Noon - Schodack IslandState ParkAnother program back by popular demand! Kids love this!Experience the thrill of catching fish with a seine, or dragnet,and discover what lives under the surface of the Hudson River.Seining has been a simple, common and efficient method ofcatching fish for the last 5,000 years. Participants will assist innetting fish to examine and identify them, and release themunharmed. Learn about fish that live in the river year-round,and those that migrate and return during spawning season.Hear the latest advice from the Department of Health on eatingfish from the Hudson River and its tributaries. Chest wadersare available for loan on a first-come, first-serve basis, orbring your own. Dress accordingly for a hands-on, wet-feetexperience! Park entrance fee waived for programparticipants; tell person at gate you are there for Seine event.Park at the main bus and trailer parking lot and meet in front ofthe comfort station building. http://www.nysparks.com/parks/attachments/SchodackIslandSchodackIslandSummerMap.pdfRegister: Fran Egbert (518) 674-3214, [email protected]

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RENSSELAER YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP

Rensselaer Youth Football Camp will beheld July 22nd through July 26th from6-8:00PM. Ages 7-15. Cost is $100 forthe week. All players get a camp t-shirt.Instruction given by the Averill Park HighSchool Coaches.Get Registration Form from the Averill Park Pop Warner Websitewww.eteamz.com/averillparkpopwarner and mail to: APPW, POBOX 561, Averill Park, NY 12018. Call John Ainsley at 588-4530 with any questions. It’s a great week of learning and fun- see you there!

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The Averill Park Road Runnersyouth club is now takingregistrations for the 2012 CrossCountry season. The club isopen to anyone ages 7-14who likes to run, play gamesand have FUN! You do NOThave to be a resident of the AverillPark School District. Practices will be held Monday & Thursdayevenings at Butler Park with several meets throughout theseason. The season will start September 6th and end with theJunior Olympics in November.Registration is now available through our website atwww.aproadrunners.com. The registration fee is only $30,plus purchase of a team shirt if needed. A $10.00 late feewill be added after August 22nd. There is a $10 siblingdiscount. Membership to USATF ($20) is required if you did notparticipate in spring Track & Field (for insurance coverage).Call Renee Capuano at 732-2585 if you need help withregistration or have questions about the team.We are a parent run organization and parental involvement isrequired. Come run with us - be strong, fast & confident! Hopeto see you there!

QUESTION: My supervisor at work is constantly asking me tomulti-task, but when I try to do more than one thing at a time,I feel stressed by the pressure to perform in that way and Ibecome less precise in carrying out my assignments. Is thatnormal? N. Thomas, Brainard, NYANSWER: Even though our culture encourages us to multi-task, medical science has proven that it’s impossible for thehuman brain to do more than one thing at a time. Even thecomputer, which is a creation of the human mind and can docalculations very quickly, is always focusing its attention ononly one thing: one or zero. Actually, the more we ask our brainto multi-task, a large amount of adrenaline is pumped into thebody so that the brain can quickly move back and forth betweentwo objects. Over time, the adrenaline rush depresses ourimmune system and results in depression. A new study hasrecently found that the real key to high levels of precise andcreative work without stress is to train the mind to meditate.David Levy, a computer scientist and professor with theInformation School at the University of Washington, found thatmeditators were able to stay on task longer and were lessdistracted. Levy and his co-authors discovered that meditationalso improved test subjects’ memory while reducing their stress.In his study, Levy had one group of human resource managersundergo eight weeks of meditation training. A second groupgot eight weeks of body-relaxation training, and a third groupreceived no initial training but then was given the same trainingas the first group after eight weeks. Subjects were given astressful test on their multitasking abilities before and aftereach eight-week period. They had to use email, calendars,instant messaging, phones and word-processing tools toperform common office duties. Researchers evaluated theirspeed, accuracy and number of times they switched tasks. Theparticipants also were asked to record their stress levels andmemory performance while doing the jobs. Researchers foundthat the meditation group not only had lower stress levels duringthe multitasking tests, they were also able to concentratelonger without being distracted. But for the other two groups— those who received relaxation breathing training and thosewho had no initial training — stress did not go down. However,when the third group finally received meditation training aftereight weeks, their stress levels also decreased. In addition,the study found that those who meditated also spent moretime on tasks, didn’t switch between different chores as oftenand took no longer to get their work done than the otherparticipants. Meditation is a lot like doing reps at a gym. Itstrengthens your attention muscle.The meditation and easy-gentle yoga curriculum at the AmericanMeditation Institute is accredited by the American Medical Association,Albany Medical College and the N.Y.S. Nurses Association. It is alsoendorsed by nationally recognized physicians Dr. Oz, Dean Ornish MDand Bernie Siegel MD.

STAFF SGT. COLLEEN BUSHNELL SET TO

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Rensselaer County Director of Veterans Services Robert Reiterand Rensselaer County Legislator Ed Manny talk with StaffSgt. Colleen Bushnell. Along with four colleagues, Staff Sgt.Bushnell is set to ride “The Long Road Home”, a three month,4,200 mile bike ride from Washington State to WashingtonD.C. raising awareness of P.T.S.D. and uniting all veterans intheir fight for reclaiming meaningful lives.

DOGS IN HOT CARS

Letter to the Editor: Everysummer it is the samething. Animal controloff icers and police arecalled to restaurant andshopping mall parking lotsto rescue dogs left invehicles. While it wouldseem just common sense

not to leave an animal in a car in this weather it is still going onwith frightening regularity. All manner of excuses are offeredincluding the most popular: “I was just going to be in the storefor a few minutes”, “I left the windows down” and “I parked inthe shade”.Just a few minutes can be a few minutes too long since a car islike a hot house trapping heat inside. On a 75 degree day, acar can reach 100 degrees in only 10 minutes, 82 degreesoutside, 109 inside the car, and so on. When the windows areopen, there may be a difference of a few degrees, the samewith shade, but not enough to make a deadly situation safe.What can happen? Your dog can die. Your car window can besmashed by police in order to get your dog out. You can getarrested for animal cruelty. You can tell your story to anunsympathetic judge. You can pay a fine. It is against the lawto leave your companion animal in a hot car. There is no excusefor it.~ Catherine Crawmer, Animal Control Officer 477-8230


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THE KIDS’ PLACE PRESCHOOL THANKS

BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORTNassau Nursery Association, the governing body of The Kids’Place, a cooperative preschool located in Nassau, N.Y., wishesto thank the following businesses for their generous supportduring the school’s end-of-the-year fundraising raffle: MyPlace Restaurant, Fun-Plex, ACE Recovery, Lickety Split,Snap-On Franchise/Dealer Paul Wehnau, Red Lion Inn, Curves,Eddie’s Auto Electrical, Thoma Tire, Detour Automotive,Lebanon Valley Speedway, Piece of Cake, Tractor Supply Co.,Spare Time, Agway of Nassau, Pizza Hut, Napa Auto Parts,Mercato’s Restaurant, Olive Garden, Rudy’s Restaurant inRensselaer, Dunkin Donuts, J&M Auto Repair, Thom’s Diner,Bountiful Blooms, Smiles in Nassau, Lakeview Restaurant,Headlines Hair Studio, Nassau Computer Repairs, Uncle Jerry’sT’s, Mario’s Restaurant, Nassau Liquor Store, Valvoline in EastGreenbush, Kinderhook Wine & Spirits, Wild Horse Liquor,Riverside Auto, Starbuck’s, Nassau Veterinary Clinic, MaryJones, Katie Dedrickis, Zia’s Pizza, Karen Casey Cakes,Cracker Barrel, Old Chatham Sheepherding Co.These local businesses donated hundreds of dollars inmerchandise and services to benefit programming at The Kids’Place.

“VENTRILOQUIST TO ATTEND

INTERNATIONAL VENT CONVENTION”Local vent Nancy Rosekrans will attend the 36th AnnualConVENTion , a gathering over 400 ventriloquists.Each year the ventri loquists gather for their annualinternational convention sponsored by the Vent Haven Museum,the world’s only museum dedicated to ventriloquism. Nancywill attend the gathering from July 18-21, 2012. Attendeescome from as far away as Japan, Germany, Australia, SouthAfrica, India, England, France, and Israel as well as fromacross the United States.The Vent Haven ConVENTion features lectures and workshopsto help ventriloquists at all levels develop their craft asentertainers.Nancy has been doing ventriloquism for years and hasattended the convention 3 times. She started doing ventaround the age of 10 just for play; until about 9 years agoand now performs with educational through entertainmentlibrary/school shows and of course, birthday parties. You canvisit her Website at www.nancyr.com Nancy was also 2002’sInternational Clowns of America’s clown of the year.2012 Vent Haven ConVENTion will be located in a new venueat the Airport Marriott in Hebron, KY, just over the river fromCincinnati. For more information, visit www.venthaven.com.

DFD ANSWERS 39 ALARMS IN JUNEDeFreestville volunteer fire fighters answered 39 emergencyalarms in June, raising the total of alarms for the first half of2012 to 243, according to the monthly report of Fire ChiefRaymond Swart.Chief Swart said DFD’s alarms last month included threestructure fires, 15 rescue or motor vehicle accident alarms,five false alarms with good intent, five unintentional false alarms,two emergency medical service calls in cooperation with theNorth Greenbush Ambulance Association, two outdoor rubbishfires, two carbon monoxide detector responses, two alarmsystem malfunctions, a hazardous condition call, one maliciousfalse alarm and a cover assignment.The Chief said DFD volunteers spent more than 400 total firefighter hours at alarms during the month, and more than 1,950hours for the year so far.The DeFreestville Fire Department in North Greenbush FireDistrict # 1 is a volunteer organization established in 1945 thatprovides emergency services 24 hours a day. The firedepartment always needs and welcomes new members andcommunity support. DFD’s non-emergency number is 286-3612. All emergencies in Rensselaer County should be reportedby dialing 911. You can visit the DFD web site at:www.defreestvillefire.org.

CIRCLES OF MERCY

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CLOTHING SALECircles of Mercy staff andvolunteers invite you to ourextended store-wide summer“half-price” sale during themonth of July at their clothingthrift shop, “Catherine’sCloset,” located at 11Washington Street inRensselaer. Sale prices are ineffect Monday, July 23rdthrough Friday, August 3rd.All clothing for men, womenand children will be sold at“Half Price”. We have a largeselection of clean, gently usedsuits, tops, jeans, slacks,sweaters and shirts for menand women, as well asassorted children’s clothing.Please note that new soccertee-shirts and hospital scrubsare not included in this sale.Additionally, we have somehousehold items, such asbedding, table and kitchenware and other miscellaneouspieces available, but thoseitems are not included in thissale.Circles of Mercy is a non-profitorganization sponsored by theSisters of Mercy NortheastCommunity. The thrift shopand offices are located onWashington Street, ½ blocknorth of Columbia Turnpike(next to the closed Hess GasStation). Our building is easilyaccessible by wheelchair, andstreet parking is convenient.Please call us at 462-0899 formore information.

STEPHENTOWN HIST. SOCIETY SEEKS GOODS FOR TAG SALEAssess your attic. Cull your cupboards. Besiege your basement. Grub out your garage. Your cast-offs can help support the Stephentown Historical Society and its programs. Good clean, usable itemswill be accepted for the July 28th Community Tag Sale held at Gardner’s Field on Rt. 22. Please do notbring computers, computer equipment, televisions, plastic Christmas decorations, records or VHS tapesas they usually do not sell and the society must then pay to dispose of them properly. Small appliancesshould be in working order; large appliances and clothing may not be donated,. If you have items todonate, please call 658-2605 or 733-5170 to arrange for drop off at the Heritage Center and for anyfurther questions. An added attraction this year will be the “Chinese Auction” sale of four boxes ofCrane’s finest stationery. The winners will be the highest bidders. Selling spaces will also be availablefor individuals or organizations for $10.00. Tables, chairs, shade, or equipment are not provided.Vendors should arrive no earlier than 8:00 a.m. on day of sale. The highly visible location is the grassyfield south of Gardner’s Coffee Shop on Route 22 in Stephentown. The tag sale will be from 9 to 3, witha rain date of Sunday, July 29.

NAVY ENSIGN

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FOR DUTYNavy Ensign Donald P.Anthony, son of Elizabeth K.and Donald J. Anthony of Troy,N. Y., recently reported forduty with Training Squadron21, Naval Air Station,Kingsville, Texas.Anthony is a 2002 graduateof La Salle Institute of Troy,N.Y. and joined the Navy inApril 2011.

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SYRACUSE UNIV.Nathan Martin, son of Karenand Ed Martin of Wynantskill,was recently awarded aMaster in Technology Degreewith a concentration inCommunication Technology,from Syracuse University. Priorto earning this degree, Mr.Martin earned a Bachelor’sDegree in Technology fromSUNY IT (Utica) and anAssociates Degree from HVCC.Mr. Martin is a 2001 graduateof Averill Park High School.

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BROWN FAMILY FARM, LLC, adomestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filedwith the SSNY on 5/3/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. SSNY shallmail process to: Thomas V.Kennedy Jr., 65 Second St., Troy,NY 12180. General Purposes.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFSHEPARD’S PROPERTYSERVICES, L.L.C. Formation andArticles of Incorporation filed withthe Secretary of State on 5/25/12.Office Location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address office address withinthis state to which SSNY shallmail a copy of any processagainst it served is 159 TabortonRoad, Averill Park, New York,12018. The Purpose of the LLC isto engage in any lawful act oractivity.

LEGAL NOTICEBoard of Fire Commissioners

Averill Park – Sand Lake Fire District # 2

Permissive Referendum Resolution

The Board of Fire Commissioners(Board) of the Averill Park – SandLake Fire District No. 2 (District)has determined a need to expendup to $2,500.00 to purchase five(5) minitors - 1-Frequency LBNon-Stored Voice Pagers, eachwith a battery pack, charger.These new pagers will replace, asneeded, existing pagers whenthey are no longer operable andno longer repairable.The Board has determined thatadequate funds exist in theCommunications Reserve Fund tosupport this $2,500.00expenditure and proposes towithdraw that amount for thispurpose.This Resolution is adopted subjectto permissive referendum of thequalified voters of the District,pursuant to section 6G of theGeneral Municipal Law.This Resolution was adopted atthe regularly scheduled meeting ofthe Board held on July 12, 2012.Robert E. BlaauwFire District SecretaryAverill Park - Sand Lake Fire District

G.A. PERROTTI CONTRACTINGLLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. of Org.filed with the SSNY on 4/5/12.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY is designated asagent upon whom process againstthe LLC may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: The LLC, 21Grandview Ave., Wynantskill, NY12198. General Purposes.

GREENBUSH YOUGURT LLCArt. Of Org. Filed Sec. of State ofNY 06/26/2012. Off.Loc.:Rensselaer Co. SSNYdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY to mail copy of process toTHE LLC, 2 Gordon Court,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:Any lawful act or activity.

Notice of Application for Authorityof Five Guys Enterprises LLC,filed with NY Secy of State(SSNY) on 5/25/12. LLC formedin Delaware (DE) on 11/6/02.Address to be maintained inDelaware: c/o The CompanyCorporation, 2711 CentervilleRoad, Suite 400, Wilmington, DE19808. Articles of Org. filed atSSDE address: Division ofCorporations, John G. TownsendBldg., 401 Federal Street, Suite 4,Dover, DE 19901. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shallmail process to 10440 FurnaceRoad, Suite 205, Lorton, VA22079. Purpose: any lawfulactivity.

Notice of formation of a limitedliability company (LLC)Name:Upstate Seamless Gutters LLC,Articles of Organization filed withThe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 3/18/2011. Officelocation: Albany County, SSNYhas been designated as agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYmay mail me a copy of process.To: Upstate Seamless GuttersLLC, 6 Lexington Rd. Cohoes, NY12047. Purpose: Any lawfulpurpose

LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of a[domestic] Limited LiabilityCorporation. The name is 1763RD STREET LLC. A NY LLCfiled with the SS on 3/6/12. TheLLC is located in Rensselaer Co.The SS is designated as agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. Theaddress the SS shall mail a copyof any process is, Larry Kagan, 40West Rd., Troy, NY 12180. ThisLLC was formed for any legalpurpose.

Notice of Formation of BattuProperties, LLC. Arts. of Org. filedwith Secy. of State of NY (SSNY)on 6/12/12. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: The LLC, 16 Ledgestone Rd.,Troy, NY 12180. Purpose: anylawful activities.

Notice of Formation of CastleHome Builders, LLC. Arts Of Org.filed with Secy. Of State of NY(SSNY) on 12/4/99. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY designated as agent of LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: 2 Geneva Blvd.,Wynantskill, NY 12198. Purpose:any lawful activity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: GREEN DOOR SELFSTORAGE, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 06/26/12. 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, 1536 Union Street,Schenectady, New York 12309.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Squeaky Tinkerings LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 06/15/12. 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, 83 Old Red Mill Rd,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:For any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: UPSTATE HOMEBUYERS, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 07/06/12. The latestdate of dissolution is 06/09/2099.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to the LLC,1100 Madison Avenue, Troy, NewYork 12180. Purpose: For anylawful purpose.

Notice of Formation ofNETSOURCE 1 LLC. Arts. ofOrg. filed with Secy. of State ofNY (SSNY) on 5/10/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: The LLC, 47 Indian Pipe Dr.,Wynantskill, NY 12198. Purpose:any lawful activities.

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION. Thename of the limited liabilitycompany is B-RADS BISTRO &CATERING LLC. The date of filingof the articles or the organizationwith the Secretary of State wasMay 14, 2012. The county in NewYork in which the office of thecompany is located is Rensselaer.The Secretary of State has beendesignated as agent of thecompany upon whom processmay be served, and the Secretaryof State shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the companyserved upon him or her to B-RadsBistro, 1812 Park Blvd., Troy, NY12180.The business purpose ofthe company is to engage in anyand all business activity permittedunder the laws of the State of NewYork.

NOTICE OF FORMATION. Thename of the limited liabilitycompany is J.M. HollisterEquipment Repair, LLC. The dateof filing of the articles or theorganization with the Secretary ofState was May 17th 2012. Thecounty in New York in which theoffice of the company is located isRensselaer. The Secretary ofState has been designated asagent of the company upon whomprocess may be served, and theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against thecompany served upon him or herto the LLC, 22 Buckbee Road,Troy, New York 12180. Thebusiness purpose of the companyis to engage in any and allbusiness activity permitted underthe laws of the State of New York.

Notice of Formation: NG Suites,LLC Art. of Org. was filed withSSNY on 6/29/12. Office location:Rennselaer County, SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess against may be served.SSNY shall mail process to: TheLLC, 300 Jordan Road, Troy NY12180. Purpose: all lawfulactivities.

Notice of Formation: UnitedDevelopment-12, LLC Art. ofOrg. was filed with SSNY on6/29/12. Office location:Rennselaer County, SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess against may be served.SSNY shall mail process to: TheLLC, 300 Jordan Road, Troy NY12180. Purpose: all lawfulactivities.

PUBLIC NOTICEAntique fair and FLEA MARKET.August 4th & 5th at theWashington County Fairgrounds.Rte. 29, Greenwich, NY. $3admission. Sat. (8a-6p. Sun 9a-4p). Featuring over 200 dealers.Great food. Early -bird Friday (8/3-6a-6p $10) Rain or shine. (518)331-5004

Notice of Formation ofPRECISION TRANSCRIPTION,LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with theSect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on06.22.12. Office location, Countyof Rensselaer. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: c/o The LLC, 4Beverly Drive, West Sand Lake,NY 12196. Purpose: any lawfulact.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFPROFESSIONAL SERVICELIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: LAW OFFICE OFSEBASTIAN P. PRZYBYLA,PLLC. Articles of Organizationwere filed with the Secretary ofState of New York (SSNY) on6/20/12. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated as agent of thePLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to the PLLC, 1Herbert Rd, Rensselaer, NewYork 12144. Purpose: For thepractice of the profession of Law.

LEGAL NOTICEBINGO AT TROY

LODGE ELKS #141

The Troy Lodge Elks #141 of134 North Greenbush Rd. inTroy, will host BINGO everyMonday night. The doors openat 5pm and bingo starts at7pm. A snack bar will beavailable.


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The GE Albany Toastmasters club is now accepting newmembers! Visit a meeting and discover how this supportive, all-inclusive group can help you:•Become a more confident, effective speaker•Build key leadership skills like organization, time management,team building and conflict management•Network with individuals from diverse backgrounds andprofessions•Challenge yourself in a supportive, fun environmentDrop by a meeting (with no fees or obligations) to learn more!When: First, third and fifth Thursdays of each month from 12-1 p.m. Where: Excelsior College, 7 Columbia Circle, AlbanyMembership is open to all individuals age 18 and older. Affiliationwith GE Albany not required. For additional information, visitgealbany.toastmastersclubs.org.

HELP WANTEDATTENTION: Water Tech. &Customer Service positions:Training provided. Must be a HSGrad Starting $535 wk. Benefits& bonuses. 899-6519 H2oSolutions

Executive Woods Childcare offEverett Rd . Albany. P/T cook,9:00 am to 12:30 pm Mon.-Fri., w/possibility of extra hrs. 459-7156

Exp.PTcook/deli. Sunoco-OnThe-Go. 674-5574. Apply within-3305 Rt. 43, Averill Park.

F/T teachers assistants.Preschool and infant. 9:30-5:30,Monday-Friday. Resumes: [email protected]

Interim Health Care Hiring PCA’s& HHA’s. All days & hoursavailable. Weekend differentialpaid. Must have solid work history,reliable car & driver’s license.Albany 452-3655,Ballston Lake877-3811 Columbia County 610-8145, Glens Falls 798-6811 E/O/E

Line cook, F/T, experience only.P/Tdishwasher. 518-674-3040

Live in PCA or HHA positionsavail. 2 - 5 days per week. 11pmto 7am shifts also avail. CallConcepts of Health Care @ 885-2020

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LPN. Location: Hawthorne Ridge(East Greenbush). Job Specifics:Full time evening position 3:00pm-11:30pm including every otherweekend. Part-time nightposition 11:00pm-7:30am (32 hrs.per pay period) including everyother weekend. Job duties:Assisting residents who arefunctionally, physically, and /orsocially impaired and need 24hours oversight. Minimumrequirements: NYS LicensedPractical Nurse with one to twoyears of experience, preferablyexperience working with theelderly. Benefits: Medical, Dental,Vision, Vacation, Holiday, SickPay, Retirement.Contact: [email protected] Fax: 279-5307

Now hiring: Companiesdesperately need employees toassemble products at home Noselling, any hrs. $500 wklypotential. Info. 985- 646-1700DEPT. NY-968. Fee required.

P/T possibly F/T. Apply within. Rt.66 Meats, 195 Main Ave.Wynantskill. Deli/ customerservice/ meat processing.

Painter and carpenter laborerswanted. No smokers. CallAmanda 813-3450

PCA needed part time. Must beavail.weekends & nights 712-5049

CHILD CAREChildcare in my AP home. 2 F/Topenings. Refs avail. Reasonablerates. Lots of extras. 956-1243

Lic’d provider has FT/ PTopenings in Sept. Lots ofeducational activities, arts, music& outdoor play, ages 2 & up.East Greenbush. 477-1462

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VENDORS WANTEDWanted: vendors for Sportsman’sShow, Oct. 20, at Averill Park FireDept. Call for details. 674-5621Fundraiser hosted by Averill ParkFire Dept. Auxiliary.

CANDIDATES FOR TROY LIBRARY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The Troy Public is looking for candidates for its Board of Trusteesto fill three open positions. Registered voters who are residentsof the City of Troy who wish to be considered as candidatesfor election to the Board of Trustees may contact Paul Hicok,Director, for further information. Trustees are elected to servefor a three year term. Election of Trustees will take place onTuesday, September 25. Candidates must live within theboundaries of the City of Troy and will need 25 signaturesfrom residents in the City of Troy before their names can beplaced on the ballot. The deadline for returning petitions tothe library is August 17 at 5PM.

SAVE THE DATE! VENDORS WANTED!

The Town of East Greenbush and the Community andRecreational Services Department announces the Saturday inthe Park Fall Festival on September 22nd! This will be takingplace in the Hampton Manor Parks from 11am to 3pm. We arelooking for vendors of all kinds, including but not limited to:crafts, food, baked goods, art, jewelry, toys, music,entertainment, information booths, games, raffles, and plentymore! Local businesses and community groups are especiallyencouraged to participate. Let us help YOU get the word outabout your business/club/hobby/etc. Please contact Danielaor Anita at the Dept. office at 477-4194 or [email protected] with any questions or for a vendorregistration form.

NASSAU PHOTOS SOUGHT

Nassau resident and local history buff Kurt Vincent is lookingfor old photos of the Nassau and Nassau Lake area for possibleinclusion in a photo history book he is preparing for 2013publication. Part of the Arcadia Publishing “Images of America”series, the book will show the times, people and events thatshaped Nassau today. Especially of interest are photos fromthe 1940’s to the 1980’s, with an emphasis on group photos,sports teams, local businesses, church events, and local“characters.” Photos of Delson’s, “Doc” Avery and Nassau Lakelocations are especially sought. Original photos will be computerscanned at your location with no damage or chance of loss.For more information, call (518) 766-2291 or e-mail:[email protected]. Your help in preserving Nassau’spast for tomorrow’s future is greatly appreciated.

RENSSELAER COUNTY OFFERS HELP FOR

SENIORS TO BEAT THE HEAT

Rensselaer County Executive Kathy Jimino outlined the stepsthe County is taking to help seniors better handle hightemperatures.“When the temperature rises to the levels predicted, takingproper precautions is vital to preventing the effects of excessiveheat,” said Jimino. “By following some simple safety measuresthe severe health problems including sunstroke, heat cramps,heat exhaustion and possibly even death that can occur will beavoided.”Jimino warned that everyone can be affected by the high heat,but seniors are especially vulnerable. Safety tips for hot, steamydays are being distributed to homebound seniors in RensselaerCounty and to the five county-operated senior centers andinformation has been published on the County web site(www.rensco.com) in an effort to help residents cope with theheat. These tips include such precautions as staying indoorswhen temperatures reach 90 degrees; drinking plenty of non-alcoholic liquids to remain hydrated; taking cool baths or showersand allowing the air to dry you; using fans to draw cool air intoyour home at night and keeping shades and drapes closed onwindows in direct sunlight; dressing for coolness, includingwearing loose-fitting cotton clothing that is lightweight andlight-colored; taking it easy and eating a well balanced diet.“Our senior centers always provide a wonderful place for seniorsbut on extremely hot days they can provide great place to juststop in and cool off for a bit,” said Jimino. “Seniors with orwithout air conditioning should feel free to come to the seniorcenters between nine and three o’clock Monday through Friday.Each center is air conditioned, and even if you don’t want toparticipate in the activities, you can sit and read a book or justenjoy being in a cool atmosphere.”Jimino said the senior center directors have been reaching outto the more vulnerable seniors to ensure that they are preparedfor the hot weather and to invite them to come in to the seniorcenter. Transportation is also available on a limited basis, tosign up for a ride please call your local senior center or theDepartment for Aging’s main number 518-270-2730.

VENDORS WANTED for SCHODACK ISLAND

FALL FESTIVAL

Schodack Island State Park announces its annual Fall Festival,which will be held on Saturday, October 13th. Vendors arewanted. The spaces will fill up quickly, so contact the office bye-mail or phone.For more information, contact the Schodack Island State ParkOffice at (518) 732-0187 or [email protected]. Formore information about New York State Parks, please visit usat our website at www.nysparks.com or Schodack Island onface book.


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DOG TRAININGIn-Home. Day & evening appts.Avail. 7 days per week. 326-0553

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ELECTRICIANLammon Electric. Full lic. & ins.25yrs exp., res./comm. 274-5100

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Rensselaer County’s, EverettWagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton, willhold its Annual StrawberryFestival, on Friday, July 20, at12:30 p.m. Our StrawberryFestival is free to all RensselaerCounty seniors 60 years of ageor older. For more information,or to make a reservation fornoon lunch with an entrée ofHaddock Square, call 279-3485.Suggested contribution forlunch is $2.50 for RensselaerCounty seniors 60 years andolder.


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PAINTINGAA Season’s Best Painting Svc.18yrs exp.Member of BBB.Insurance & refs. 424-0078

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

PRESSURE WASH/PAINTINGCustom painting, deck refinish,cedar & alum. siding. Keep yourhome clean. Town or country,local cell 618-8051. Freeestimates.

Rainbow Vacuum CleanersSales/ service. New andreconditioned, free UPS pickup.877-265-8367 Toll free.

REPLACEMENT WINDOWSEarthwise. Free est GoodHousekeeping Seal. Cert.installation. 20+ yrs. exp. TheGutter Guy 339-3231

ROOFINGSpecializing in architectural, 3

tab, metal, cedar shakes andrepairs. Free est. Call 378-6298

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

ROOFING/SIDINGRoofin,g all types. Vinyl siding

(518) 465-7492

SEALCOATINGDriveway sealcoating, top qualtiyproducts. Free est. 772-5514

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

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

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

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

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

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

SURVEYINGRichard Scott, Land Surveyorwww.rscottlandsurveying.com

FREE! online, paperless quotes!(518) 283-6073

TOPSOILScreened fertile soil delivered.competitive prices. You won’t findbetter. Call (518) 368-1002

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

TREE SERVICE DJ Tree Service, 23 yrs. exp. Freeest. Stump removal, ins. 427-1590

TREE SERVICETree trim/ tree removal. Freeestimate 451-0531

TREE SERVICE/ Stump RemoalRemoval & trimming. Exp., Freeest.& insured 766-9346/ 275-3061

TREE, SHRUB, LAWNStump removal, crane and buckettruck. Chipping, pruning. 339-3369

WE BUY HOUSESWe are not realtors. 689-6400www.fourseasonsholdingsllc.com

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

Wells-Plumbing-ElectricalPipes, wires, pumps my forte. 25+exper. 24/7 response 674-8480

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

EXPERIENCE THE HARVEST THIS

NOVEMBER IN BEAUTIFUL TUSCANY

It’s not too late to sign up for the Sand Lake Town Library-sponsored Tuscany Villa Experience in Italy this November 7-14. Escorted by Noreen Yost, we’ll be staying at the luxurious14th-century Villa Casagrande in the charming village of FiglineValdarino for $1861 per person (sharing), including air andland travel with air departure taxes and fuel surcharge, aswell an authentic farewell dinner at the Villa. The train stationwill be just a ten-minute walk away, allowing easy access toFlorence and other cities and villages. Optional day trips withguided tours and transportation include Florence ($158 perperson), Bologna ($128 pp), Assisi and Perugia with stops atvarious basilicas and the chocolate factory ($142 pp), andSan Gimignano, with a wine-tasting ($132 pp). Optional yogaclasses and a cooking class are also available. Your cost includesa $25 donation to the Sand Lake Town Library. Pick up a flyerat the library or go to Noreenyost.com for more information.The deadline for your deposit and passport copy isJuly 27, or contact Susan Sheehan at Celtic Tours (518-862-0042 or 800-833-4373).

AMERICAN RED

CROSS CLASSES

• Babysitting Course at SandLake Library, July 24th from11am-5pm.• BAT Course (Basic AidTraining) (grades 2-4), August7th from 1pm-5pm.Cost: Babysitting course -$70pp; BAT course - $25pp.To register, cal l BrendaVermilya at 518-701-4290.

CALL FOR ARTISTS & ART ENTRIES

ART SAVES ANIMALS

The Mohawk Hudson Humane Society seeks artiststo participate in its 8th annual Art Saves Animalswhich will be held at The Arts Center of the CapitalRegion in Troy from 5:30pm to 8:30pm on Thursday,October 11th. The deadline for art work submissionand delivery to The Society in Menands is Thursday,September 20th. For information and/or entry

forms, call Nancy Laribee at 434-8128 ext 206, [email protected] or www.mohawkhumane.org.All art must be original, signed and of appropriate quality, framedor able to be exhibited with ease and simplicity, with littlepotential for damage to the piece and accompanied by an artistidentification card or “visual bio” in a format decided by theartist. Submission forms should also indicate the size of thepiece, art medium and display requests. No work will be acceptedon consignment; each art donation becomes the property ofMHHS to use it in any way to maximize profit to the organization.Celebrating its 125th anniversary, the Mohawk Hudson HumaneSociety, founded in 1887, is the largest animal protection agencyin New York’s Capital Region and serves as the SPCA for Albanyand Rensselaer Counties, investigating and prosecuting casesof animal cruelty. The Society receives no local, state or federalgovernment funding, nor does it receive funding from anynational groups such as ASPCA or Humane Society of the UnitedStates.The Society, located at 3 Oakland Avenue in Menands, is openfor adoptions seven days a week, Monday through Friday 10AMto 6PM, Saturday 10AM to 5PM and Sunday 1PM to 4PM. Inaddition, cats are available for adoption at the Society’s satellitelocations at the Petsmart stores in Glenmont and Latham andthe Clifton Park Petco. For more information, contact (518)434-8128 or visit www.mohawkhumane.org

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HELDERBERG THEATER FESTIVAL

• July 26 - August 11, Merry Wives of Windsor(William Shakespeare’s Classic, set in the 1970’s)Directed by Tony Palloine• July 27 - August 11, The Durang Hour(Outrageous Christopher Durang play series,

Recommended for Mature Audiences!) Directed by ThomasDalton Bambury• July 28-August 5, Cinderella (our children’s production!)Directed by Ed BablinAll performances brought FREE by Classic Theater Guild at IndianLadder Farms. For more information, call 256-1656.

SAINT ANNE NOVENA

The Troy Area’s Saint Anne Novena at St. Augustine’s Church,25 115th Street, Troy, from July 17th - 26th, 2012;8 AM, Noon and 7 PM, Monday - Friday; and after all MassesSaturday and Sunday; Thursday, July 26, 7 PM Mass andprocession. For more information, call 235-3861.


NOVENAST. JUDE’S NOVENA

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

Two beautiful male kittens, 1 lightgray, 1 dark tiger striped, 9 wksHealthy, playful, active. To goodhomes only. 1st. shots. 732-0292from 9-5. 928-2703 evs/wknds

ANIMAL ADOPTION

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

Contact : [email protected] or 518-393-0755

Pet Adoption of the WeekMerlin - AllLove! NeuteredMale, current withall shots, 12- 18months. Greatwith other dogsand as happy ascan be. He is apossible Bassettmix and weighs26 lbs.

FOR SALE1890 front door 32”x79 3/4”, plusstorm door 32 1/2”x 81” w/ screeninset, original crank doorbell andorginal key. $250. 766-9037

2005 Sundowner Sunlite 727horse trailer. 3 horse - Slant withramp. B&W Hitch, B & W Hitchextender. 102” wide. Hardly used,in very good condition. BoughtNEW $28,920 asking $15,499.obo. Call 884-9775

2008 above ground pool w/package. 18’ round. Moving. 766-3387

Bookcase 25. dresser 30. Lanecedar chest 150. Glass china cab.150. credenza 250. 286-3326

For sale 2006 Harley Davidson1200 Sportster XL. Low milesexcellent cond. Some extras.$6,500. obo. (518) 330-0300 or(518) 330-0066

Hay for sale. 1st cutting from thefarm, small quanities ok 663-5257

Hay. Top quality. Reasonableprice. Call 233-1479, evenings for details.

Estate sale. July 20-22, 8-3. 14Charles St. Waterford. House isfull of lots of antiques andcollectibles including 1920’sstepped back cupboard 5 1/2 x 9’,linens, jewelry, vintage floor andtable lamps, Hoosier, Cushman,milk and other bottles, pressedand cut glass, figurines, kitchenitems, tools, oak, maple,Stewartoak cast iron stove, 1950’soutdoor furniture, Hot Wheels, andother toys, 1976 Suzuki GT 750motorcycle, 1980 Toyota CelicaGT. Too much to list. No earlybirds, cash only.

Garage sale. 7/21, 9-3. 17 JoanneDr. East Greenbush. Rain or shineLots of stuff.

July 21, 8:30-2. Poestenkill, DeerCreek Rd. Hshld, camping, kayak,tools, scapbooking, and more.

Moving sale. Sat. July 21st, 10-2Must sell. Hshld items, furn,sporting goods, riding mower,appl’s, much much more. 48Palmer Rd. East Greenbush.269-1361

Snyders Lake, 103 Pershing Ave.Sat. -Sun. 8-3. July 21 & 22,

FOR SALE

GARAGE SALES

Estate SaleJuly 21-22, Sat-Sun 9-4

1569 Burden Lake Road,Averill Park, NY 12018

Antiques, furniture, art, tons of pottery & crocks, books, bottles,tools, jug, tons of craft supplies,vintage linens, fabrics, sewing,early records, quilts, Hoosier,

folk art bookcase, rockers, walnut drop-leaf table with

6 leaves, antique wicker, jellycupboard, vintage cameras,Christmas and much more!

1000’s of SMALLS!Contents of 1860s 2-storyfarmhouse and garage!

Estate sale. 7/ 21-22, 9-4. 115Hudson Ln. Rock City Falls.Furniture, tools, vehicles, Etc.Everything must go!

Hay for sale. 1st cutting from thefarm, small quanities ok 663-5257

Hay. Top quality. Reasonableprice. Call 233-1479, evenings for details.

2 family. 7/28-29, 9-3. 671Pawling and Spence St. corner ofSpence St. Troy/Wynantskill.Furn, dressers, many hshld items.

3 Gregory Ct. Troy. BetweenPawling & Spring. Fri. 7/ 20 Sun.7/22, 9-5.

No junk yard sale. Sat. 7/ 28, 8-4.1924 South Old Post Rd. Castletn

FOR SALEMr. Big Boy Propane spaceheater, used once $25. 674-3207

Variety of Constructionequipment. Backhoe, tractortrailer, dump truck, lowboy trailer,service truck & more. Businessclosing. 459-1292

LOST CALICO CAT“Missy”~Last seen Fri. 7/13 in thevicinity of Pheasant Ln/WhiteviewRd. Please call Eric at 487-8262.

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REWARD FOR MISSING DOGNewfoundland/lab 100lb. mix Lrg.black & shaggy. “Tessa” with pinkcollar. Call Tracee 788-6460

PETS FOR SALEAKC Chocolate & Black LabPuppies $650. 6 weeks old readyJuly 23rd. 658-2809

WANTEDWanted Sailboat, Sunfish, Hobe,Conterman etc. 928-1231.

NEW LIFE CLOTHES

New Life Clothes, located at 292 Hays Road in East Greenbushhas gently used quality Spring and Summer clothes in Men’s,Women’s and Children’s sizes. Stop in during our distributionhours - Wednesday 5:00-6:30 and Saturday 10-Noon.Donations of quality clothing accepted during hours ofoperation.

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PLAY BINGO?”

Rensselaer County’s TroySenior Service Center, 19Third Street, Troy has a greattime playing bingo onWednesdays and Fridays at12:30 pm, after the noonmeal. The prizes are fun andyou get many chances to winwith several cards. All this isfree to you if you are 60 yearsof age or older. You arewelcome to play with us. Comefor a nutritionally balancedmeal at noon and stay to enjoysome super company.Call 270-5348 for moreinformation.


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CLASS REUNIONColumbia High School 1962 and63 combined Class ReunionSeptember 8, 2012. For info,call: Cathy Smith McGrath 518-371-8557 or Debbie StrevellRomer 518-766-2307.

TROY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1957

PLANNING 55th REUNIONThe class of 1957 Troy High School, Troy, NY is planning their55th Reunion the weekend of Sept. 14 - 16th, 2012. Eventsare scheduled for the Garden Hilton (Fri. pm ) and the CountryClub of Troy (Sat. pm)We are in need of updated email and/or addresses. If youhave not received any communications from us recently, pleasecontact [email protected] or call 518-271-7645 and leave amessage.

COLUMBIA HS 1970-1979 ALUMNI PARTYThe annual CHS Classes of the ‘70s Alumni Party is set forSaturday, August 18, 2012, at the E.G. Town Park. Cost of$20/person includes hot/cold picnic menu and soft drinks (BYOB).To obtain a party flyer and/or registration form, contactCAROLINE LYNCH ZEYAK at [email protected], TAMMY BUB WELLS at [email protected], or HELENE MAYONE REED at 518-527-9623 [email protected]. There will be a pre-party softball game for anyone interested; for further detailscontact Caroline Zeyak. Friend us on Facebook for updates:Columbia-hs East-Greenbushny. Look forward to seeing you!

VI CLASS OF 1962 REUNIONAlumni from the Class of ’62 at Vincentian Institute in Albanyare gathering names for a 50th reunion next Fall. A variety ofevents are being planned throughout Columbus weekend inOctober 2012.Jim and Mary Lou (Rigosu) Carney are compiling a master list ofemail addresses to keep everyone in the loop as plans progress.If you have not already received an email notice, please sendyour contact information to [email protected]. You could bea big help in locating fellow graduates among the missing.Anyone who doesn’t have email or wants to chat may call theCarneys at (518) 842-3485, or Mike O’Brien at (518) 434-3347. ‘98 Ford Exployer needs front

brakes, runs good, cold air, 98K$1200. Call 426-9192

Cars on consignment, call fordetails. We buy cars. 286-3350

WANTED$$cash$$ for cars and trucks..Quick service. Dead or alive. Notitles needed. Comp. rates. 24/7.506-3366

DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASSESDon’s Drivers Training and Eagle Mills Driver Safety Educationare proud to offer NTSI’s 6 hour Defensive Driving Course,Traffic Survival Workshop. This class is NYS DMV approved andwill reduce your auto insurance by 10% off of collision, liabilityand no-fault for 3 years and subtracts up to 4 points from yourdriver’s license. Enjoy the class in presentation format that isexclusive to us – you can have fun while you learn!We will be holding 3 classes at the Brunswick Grange Hall, Cornerof Routes 7 & 142 (behind Stewarts), Troy, NY as follows:August 18; September 29, and November 3, 2012. Allclasses are on Saturdays from 9-3:30, and are $40 per person.Doors open at 8:30AM for registration. A portion of theproceeds go to benefit the Brunswick Grange Hall. Toreserve your seat, cal l Michele at 225-0462 or [email protected]. PLEASE SAVE THIS ARTICLE AS ITWILL ONLY RUN LIMITED TIMES.

FALL FOLIAGE TRIP TO OGUNQUIT, MEForever Young Hair Designs is sponsoring a Ladies’ Bus Trip toOgunquit, Maine. The bus leaves 185 Main Ave, Wynantskillon October 20 and returns on October 22. The trip includestransportation, lodging at the Meadowmere Resort, tips, twobreakfasts, two dinners, and show tickets for the OgunquitPlayhouse. There will also be outlet shopping in Kittery, andvisits to the Nubble Lighthouse and Strawberry Banke inPortsmouth, NH. Price based on double occupancy is $310 perperson. All proceeds will be donated to the food pantry atHope 7 Community Center. For information and reservations,please contact Vincenza Zucaro 274-7845 or [email protected].

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DRIVE-THRU TAKE-OUT WURST DINNER

SALEM UMC OF WSLSalem will be holding a drive-thru takeout dinner onSaturday, July 28th, from 1:00pm till 6:00pm, forthe small price of $8. You can select a combinationof two wurst; selecting from Bratwurst, Bockwurst,

or Knockwurst – served with sauerkraut and a roll. In addition,you can select two sides; choosing from baked beans, macaronisalad, German potato salad, and red cabbage. Extra sidesand wurst are available at a nominal fee. Pick up your selecteddinner as you drive through the Church’s parking lot — just offShaver Road. Reservations appreciated (but not required) bycalling the church office at 674-3106. We look forward toproviding the community with a wonderful dinner at a fantasticprice.

Happy 55th Anniversary!Love always, Tom & Family

SLCA PRESENTS TASTE OF SAND LAKEKathy Jimino, Rensselaer CountyExecutive; Debra Roy, SLCA ExecutiveDirector; and Susanne Keller, Chair ofTaste of Sand Lake, enjoy delicious fare,meeting friends, and supporting theSLCA and arts in the community at theannual Taste of Sand Lake.This year’s event will be held on

Thursday, August 16, from 6 - 9pm at the Old Daley Inn onCrooked Lake. Participating establishments will be: AJ’sPizzeria, Arlington House, LaPerla Ristorante, Lakeview, OldDaley Inn on Crooked Lake, Pie Squared, Towne Tavern, UncleMarty’s Adirondack Grill, Young’s Pharmacy & General Store.Tickets are $50 pp and include food and non-alcoholicbeverages. Cash bar available for beer & wine. Make yourreservation now at 518-674-2007 or visit www.slca-ctp.org.

FLANAGAN’S WAKE; AN IRISH TRADITION

WITH A TWIST!What could be funnier thanan Irish wake? A comedicIrish wake with beer! Cometo the fictional village ofGrapplin, County Sligo,

Ireland. Mourners (Audience Members) are welcome to thewake of a noted local roustabout, Flanagan (first nameunknown). The town members of Grapplin will tell impromptustories and break into spontaneous song based on suggestionsfrom their American audience members about their dearlydeparted. Presented by Spotlight Players of East Greenbush,on July 20th - 22nd and 26th - 27th at 8 PM, and July 22nd at2 Pm. All performances are at the Ancient Order of Hibernians,375 Ontario St, Albany NY 12208. Tickets are $15. Call 477-2256 for reservations.Chicago’s longest running interactive musical comedy for 18 years running.

Flanagan’s Wake is an interactive, improvised comedy in the vein of

Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding.

STEPHENTOWN VALLEY ROD & GUN

ANNUAL LOBSTER BAKEThe Stephentown Valley Rod & Gun Club will beholding their Annual Lobster Bake on August 18thfrom 1PM to 8PM on RT 43 in West Stephentown.Tickets are: $40 for Lobster Bake and BBQ and$25 for BBQ only. BBQ includes: Burgers, HotDogs, Sausage & Peppers, Chowder, Corn, Raw

Clams, Draft Beer, Wine and Soda. Lobster Bake includes:Lobster, 1/2 Chicken, White & Sweet Potatoes, Sausage, Cornand Steamed Clams. Games, Door Prizes, Raffles and GoodTimes. Contact a member or call the club for tickets. Phone766-5350.

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