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Please join us in celebrating theartistic accomplishments of our2014 graduating seniors! TheSenior Arts Gala and AwardsNight starts at 6PM on Friday,June 6th, at the Averill Park HighSchool.Opening Art Reception: Friday,June 6th, 6-7 PMArt, Theater, and Music Awardswith Performances: 7-8:30 PMReception to follow.

LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED CLARKSON

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSThe following local students were named Presidential Scholarsfor the fall 2013 semester at Clarkson University:Aiden Michel Coutin of Averill Park, a freshman majoring inaeronautical engineering. Adam Christopher Graham of EastGreenbush, a freshman majoring in civil engineering. NicholasKern of Castleton on Hudson, a freshman majoring in engineeringstudies. Daniel V. Costello of Troy, a junior majoring in mechanicalengineering. Alexander R. Kelly of East Greenbush, a seniormajoring in mechanical engineering.Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-pointaverage and carry at least 14 credit hours.

ELMIRA COLLEGE STUDENTS NAMED TO

DEAN’S LIST FOR FALL 2013 TERMElmira College has released its Dean’s List for AcademicAchievement for the Fall 2013 Term. The Dean’s List recognizesstudents that have a grade point average of 3.6 or higher.John Kenna of Rensselaer is currently studying Political Science.Katelyn Kasmier of Troy is currently studying Psychology.Kathleen Kopaskie of Rensselaer is currently studying Economicsand International Studies. MaNada Khaing of Troy is currentlystudying Biology-Chemistry. Mary Preston of Rensselaer iscurrently studying Criminal Justice and Psychology.

ILIUM LITERARY CLUBAt the 91st Annual Meeting and Luncheon of the Ilium LiteraryClub of Troy, NY, the following officers were named for 2014 -2015. President - Ms. Alice Flynn, 1st Vice President - Ms.Barbara Urban, 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Shirley King, 3rd VicePresident - Mrs. Elizabeth Shanley, Corresponding Secretary -Mrs. Catherine Murtagh, Recording Secretaries - Mrs. SonyHunn & Mrs. Helen Bryce, Treasurer - Mrs. Virginia McNamee,Assistant Treasurer - Mrs. Martha Leckonby.The Ilium Literary Club meets 6 times a year (October,November, December, February, March & April). Meetings aregenerally held on the First Friday of those months at the TroyMasonic Community Center, 39 Brunswick Road, Troy. After ashort business meeting, we have a guest speaker orentertainer.

NY ARMY NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS

RECEIVE NEW RANK, NEW RESPONSIBILITIESNew York Army National Guard Announces Soldier PromotionsMajor General Patrick A. Murphy, The Adjutant General for theState of New York, announces the promotion of members ofthe New York Army National Guard in recognition of theircapability for additional responsibility and leadership.Jacob Pratt from Rensselaer, and serving with the Company A,3-142nd Aviation is promoted to the rank of Private.Karl Davis from Rensselaer, and serving with the 1427thTransportation Company is promoted to the rank of Sergeant.Cody Brozowski from East Nassau, and serving with theHeadquarters and Support Company, 204th Engineer Battalionis promoted to the rank of Private First Class.Army National Guard promotions are based on overallperformance, attitude, leadership ability, and developmentpotential.These promotions additionally recognize the best qualifiedSoldiers and attract and retain the highest caliber CitizenSoldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard.For more information about the New York Army National Guard,visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com.

L. KING RECEIVES SUNY CHANCELLOR’S

AWARD for STUDENT EXCELLENCELindsay King of Troy, a SUNY Oswego senior and dual major inglobal and international studies and in communication and socialinteraction, has received the 2014 SUNY Chancellor’s Awardfor Student Excellence, the highest student recognitionthrough the State University system.The award, presented April 2 in a ceremony in Albany, honorsstudents who have best demonstrated and been recognizedfor their integration of academic excellence with other aspectsof their l ives, which may include leadership, campusinvolvement, athletics, career achievement, community serviceor creative and performing arts.Recipient of CAPA’s Jose Ramon Perez International BeijingScholarship, King served as an international marketing internfor the Great Wall Club in that Chinese city. She also hadstudy-abroad experiences in Istanbul and Havana.She interned for U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and CongressmanDan Maffei. King has volunteered as a peer mentor for first-year students, teaching assistant, study-abroad mentor andintern for Admissions open houses. She is a member of theVega and Phi Beta Delta honor societies.“I’m currently in the process of applying to law school. Ultimately,my goal is to work in legislation or government affairs,” Kingsaid.

DUTCH HISTORY IN THE CAPITAL REGION

1650 – 1664 - LECTUREOn Thursday, May 29th, at 6:30PM,Janny Venema, PhD, AssociateDirector of the New NetherlandInstitute will be at the Troy PublicLibrary to discuss The Dutch Historyin the Capital Region from 1650 -1664.In 1652, Petrus Stuyvesant, director general of NewNetherland, established a court at Fort Orange, on the westside of New York State’s upper Hudson River. The area withinthree thousand feet of the fort became the village of Beverwijck.From the time of its establishment until 1664, when the Englishconquered New Netherland and changed the name of thesettlement to Albany, Beverwijck underwent rapid developmentas newly wealthy traders, craftsmen, and other workers builthouses, roads, bridges, and a school, as well as a number ofinns. A well-organized system of poor relief also helped lesswealthy settlers survive in the harsh colonial conditions.Although Beverwijck resembled villages in the Dutch Republic inmany ways, it quickly took on features of the new, “American”society that was already coming into being.Dr. Venema will also speak about Kiliaen van Rensselaer andthe patroonship of Rensselaerswijck.This program is free and open to the public. Registration isnecessary. For more information, and to register, call the libraryat 274-7071 or online at www.thetroylibrary.org. The TroyPublic Library is located at 100 2nd Street, Troy, NY.

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Back by popular demand, “North Sea Gas” performing at theSand Lake Center for the Arts, on May 24 at 7:30 pm. Thirty-two years and stronger than ever, this talented musical groupis one of Scotland’s premier award-winning folk bands. Greatvocals, tremendous three part harmonies, Guitars, Mandolin,Fiddle, Bouzouki, Whistles, Bodhrans, Banjo and good humorare all part of their outstanding entertainment. Don’t miss ournew Stars a ‘Rising opening act that will start the show at 7:30pm. This concert is part of the 2014 Squire Jacob CoffeehouseConcert Series. Cost: $16 Adults and $10 under 18.Reservations can be made at www.slca-ctp.org or call (518)674-2007. Sand Lake Center for the Arts is located at 2880 NY43, Averill Park, NY. The center is fully handicapped accessibleand has plenty of free parking.

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Making the decision to harvest timber on your property can bechallenging. It’s a decision that will impact your woods and howyour family will use it for many years. It’s often difficult to knowwhere to start or who to talk to. If you’ve been thinking abouta timber cut, but would like more information before movingforward, then sign up for a workshop presented by a MasterForest Owner (MFO) on Saturday, May 31st, at 9:30 a.m. atthe Pineridge Cross Country Ski Area on Plank Rd. (Co Rt. 40)in East Poestenkill. A MFO is a volunteer who has attendedextensive training by Cornell Cooperative Extension and sharesthat expertise with the community. MFO Walter Kersch willintroduce landowners to proven management practices for theirforests; will help landowners understand the role of a foresterand what to do when approached by a logger or timbersalesman. The program is presented by the Rensselaer PlateauAlliance and co-sponsored by the Capital District New YorkForest Owner Association with a $10 per person fee to covercosts. Refreshments will be served. Please wear clothing andboots suitable for walking in the woods and don’t forget yourinsect repellent! To register for the workshop, please visit:http://tinyurl.com/jwc8ayg To learn more about the RensselaerPlateau Alliance, visit: http://rensselaerplateau.org

R. ISENHART INDUCTED INTO EMERSON

COLLEGE’S GOLD KEY HONOR SOCIETY

East Greenbush’s Rebecca Isenhart, a Senior majoring inJournalism at Emerson College, was one of 83 students inductedinto the Gold Key Honor Society on April 22nd, 2014.Students inducted into the Gold Key Society meet stringentcriteria for academic achievement. Gold Key members musthave completed 48 credits with the College; juniors are in thetop 5 percent of their class, and seniors are in the top 10percent. At the ceremony, inductees received certificates, andseniors also received a gold sash to wear at Commencement.

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SECRET BRUNSWICK ART SHOW & SALE

The Brunswick Historical Society will host the opening andreception of the art show and sale, My Secret Brunswick, onThursday, June 5, at 6:30 PM at the Garfield School, 605Brunswick Road, Brunswick. The event will feature the artwork of 16 local artists including textiles, woodworking, paintingand photography. Admission is free and open to the public.For more info, contact BHS at 279-4024.

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GUARD’S 153rd TROOP COMMAND

New York Army National Guard Lt. Col. James Freehart, a Troyresident and a veteran of the Afghan War, has been selected tocommand the Buffalo-based 153rd Troop Command.Freehart’s previous assignment was as commander of the 204thEngineer Battalion, which is headquartered in Binghamton and haselements in the Hudson Valley, Horseheads, and Walton.Freehart took command of the 204th Engineer Battalion in 2011.Under his command the unit responded to Tropical Storms Ireneand Lee and Superstorm Sandy, as well as summer flooding in theMohawk Valley in 2013. The battalion has also deployed Soldiers toGermany and Afghanistan while under this command.He replaces Saratoga Springs resident Col. James Pabis as 153rdTroop Command commander. Pabis will become the deputycommander of the 53rd Troop Command, a New York ArmyNational Guard general officer command responsible for about4,300 Soldiers.The 153rd Troop Command is based at the historic ConnecticutStreet Armory in Buffalo and is the higher headquarters for the102nd Military Police Battalion, the 204th Engineer Battalion and the501st Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion.“Lt. Col. Jim Freehart is a proven officer who has distinguishedhimself while leading his battalion through two major state disasterresponse missions,” said Major General Patrick Murphy, the AdjutantGeneral of New York. “He is the right person for this demandingjob.”In his civilian life, Freehart is employed as a federal technician in theDivision of Military and Naval Affairs facilities engineering office incharge of environmental compliance.Freehart has an Associate’s degree from Hudson Valley CommunityCollege and a Bachelors’ degree in Environmental Engineeringfrom Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. He residesin Troy, with his wife, Lisa, daughter Cydney and son, Jacob.

FLEA MARKET FUNDRAISER

The Pleasantdale Fire Company will be holding a Flea Market/fundraiser at the Fire Hall located on River Road in Pleasantdaleon July 12th, from 9AM to 3PM. Vendors wanted. Please call:237-7744, 237-8812 or 421-0151 for reservations - spaces are10x10 for $10.00 each. Deadline for reservations is June 21st.Please no food vendors.

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THEY PRESENT “GREAT EXPECTATIONS”Abel Magwitch, the escapedconvict, played by GeorgeFilieau of North Greenbush,threatens Pip, played by SteveKeller of Averill Park, in CircleTheatre Players’ production of“Great Expectations”.Sand Lake Center for the Arts-Circle Theatre Playerspresents “Great Expectations”.This classic Dickens’ Tale isabout a young man’s comingof age and how life is shapedby a series of mysteriousevents and people. This fastpaced drama serves upmystery, romance, betrayal,and more. Adapted for the stage by Neil Bartlett and Directedby Deborah Dorman, it opens on May 30, and continues May

31, June 5, 6, 7, at 8 pm; andSunday, June 1 and 8, at 2:30pm. Tickets are $16 adults,$10 under 18. Reservationscan be made at 518-674-2007or www.slca-ctp.org. SLCAis located at 2880 NY 43,Averi l l Park, NY, is ful lyhandicapped accessible withplenty of free parking.

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EXPO - TROY LODGE OF ELKSI apologize for the inconvenience, but THE BEAUTY ANDWELLNESS EXPO at THE TROY LODGE OF ELKS has beenPOSTPONED. The Elks decided to postpone the expo untilSeptember. We had a lot of interest with vendors, but the Elkswere worried about attendance of the public because of the time ofyear. They decided that fall would be a better time to do it. I willrepost a new article and make sure I let you all know when I havea new date. I am really excited about planning this expo, and ourgoal is to make it a unique event and as successful as possible foreveryone involved. ~ Submitted by Darci Henry

MAY EVENTS at GRAFTON, CHERRY PLAIN,

BENNINGTON BATTLEFIELD23 Fri– Star Watch at 9pm. Enjoy a free tour of the night skywith Albany Area Astronomers. Call Bernard to confirm ascloudy skies may cancel: 658-9144. Rain date: Saturday, 5/24, at 9pm. Please use Winter Entrance and follow signs toprogram. 24 Sat– Orienteering Meet. Register 10am-12pm.Join the Empire Orienteering Club for a fun competition usingmap and compass in the woods of Grafton. Beginners arewelcome! $10/individual or group going together on course.Meets at Shaver Pond Center, 194 Shaver Pond Road (do notgo in main park entrance). For more info, email Janet<[email protected]> 24 Sat– Grafton’s Beach Opens ForSummer Daily 10-6. Cherry Plain open Weekends ThroughJune 23rd and then Daily 10-6. 26 Mon– Memorial Day SandSculpture Contest. 12pm Registration, 3pm Prizes. Free tosign up. Prizes for all participants, but extra points awardedfor originality. Join us on Long Pond beach to welcome summerwith some art in the sand!

PORCH SALEThe Lansingburgh Historical Society will hold a Porch Sale atthe Herman Melville House, southeast corner of First Avenueand 114th Street (#2-114th Street) in the Lansingburghneighborhood of Troy, on Saturday, May 31st, from 9AM to2PM. Rain or shine, sale is held inside and undercover.Hundreds of antiques and collectible items priced from .25cents to $25! • kitchen and household items • local post cards• antique & collectible glass and china • antique tools •collectible soda, beer & medicine bottles • quality modern giftitems • hostas, lilies & other perennial plants. NO JUNK!Proceeds benefit the historic 1786 Herman Melville Houserestoration.For further information, call the Society at 986-2285 (Jenny)or 235-3501 (recorded message), or consult the Society’swebsite at http://www.lansingubrghhistoricalsociety.org. oremail us at [email protected].

R.O.U.S.E. MEETINGOn Wednesday, May 28th, at11AM, there wil l be aR.O.U.S.E (“RensselaerOrganizations United forSenior Endeavors”) meeting.All Rensselaer County seniorsare encouraged to attend toreceive updated informationfor seniors 60 years of ageand older. This month ourmeeting wil l be held atRensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center inGrafton. Rensselaer CountySenior Service Centers, seniorclubs, Rensselaer CountyDepartment of the Aging andindividuals will be attending.Please come and join us for alot of good information, andgood friends. We are alwayswelcoming new members.Join us after the meeting fora noon lunch of Shepherd’sPie, Whole Wheat Bread, andFresh Fruit at a suggesteddonation of $2.75,reservations required forlunch. Transportation isavailable from all RensselaerCounty senior centers ifneeded. For moreinformation, and directions,please call Penny at 279-3413.Refreshments served.

ST. JOSEPH’S

GARAGE SALESt. Joseph’s Church, 416 ThirdStreet, South Troy, will beholding its’ Annual Garage Saleto benefit St. Joseph’s Churchon Friday, June 6th; andSaturday, June 7th, from 9AMto 1:30PM. Rain or Shine.Items available wil l behousehold items, toys,Christmas decorations,electrical appliances and more!


VALLEY FALLS LIBRARY MEMORIAL

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The Valley Falls Free Library, 42 State St., ValleyFalls, NY, is hosting the Memorial Day Observanceon Saturday, May 24, 2014, at 10am at the Library.Join us on the Library lawn to remember those whohave sacrificed so much for us and our nation.Ceremony includes Invocation, flag raising, Blessingof your Flags, Honor Guard/Rifle Squad, Taps, specialmusic and Benediction. Some seating will beavailable, but feel free to bring your lawn chair. Lightrefreshments to follow. This event is free and opento all.

N.G. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

Town Clerk Katie Connolly, the North Greenbush Memorial DayParade Chairman, is pleased to announce that the NorthGreenbush Annual Memorial Day Parade will be held on Monday,May 26, 2014 at 1:30 PM. The parade will step off at 1:30PMfrom Williams Road Ballfield/ Meadow Drive Area down WilliamsRd. to Whiteview Road, along Whiteview to Brookside Avenue,down Brookside to Main Avenue to the North Greenbush TownOffices where the Memorial Day Ceremonies to honor ourveterans will take place.— Please note that for this year the parade route has beenchanged due to Honoring the 100th Anniversary of theWynantskill Fire Department this year into next year. Let’s allcome out and honor the 100th Anniversary of the Departmentat the Parade. If any Fire Department would like to attend inhonor of WFD’s 100th Anniversary, please call 283-4306. Itwould be great to have you participate.Please come out to see the parade and honor our Veteran’sand the members of our Wynantskill Fire Department in honorof their 100th Anniversary. They have done so much for ourcommunity; let’s honor them by coming to the parade on the26th.After the ceremonies, there will be refreshments served at theAmerican Legion on Main Avenue and the Wynantskill FireDepartment on Church Street. All are invited to attend. Forany additional information, please call Katie Connolly at 283-4306.

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The Sullivan Jones VFW Post 7466 will have their AnnualMemorial Day Parade on May 26th at 11AM. They will bemaking their way around Poestenkill Elementary Schoolto the 4 corners (RT 355 & RT 351) for a throwing of thewreath dedication for those Lost at Sea. They will proceedto Veterans Field where a brief ceremony of prayer anddedication for our fallen soldiers. Immediately following,there will be an Open House with hot dogs, salads, andbeverages will be provided.Please come join us to remember and celebrate. All arewelcome!

2014 MEMORIAL DAY PARADEThe Veterans of Lansingburgh, Inc. are preparing for their 18thAnnual Memorial Day Parade and a weekend of events honoringveterans locally and across the country.Activities begin on Saturday, May 24th, with a GravesideCeremony followed by a Flag Disposal Ceremony at the VetsClub. The parade begins at 11 a.m. (rain or shine) on Monday,May 26th.This year’s dignitaries include:Grand Marshal – Timothy M. Forbes, U.S. MarinesHonorary Grand Marshal – Thomas P. Dougherty, U.S. NavyParade Announcer – Gary J. GallerieCanadian Comrades – Warrant Officer Fred W.Randall, Lincoln & Welland RegimentScholarship Winner – Michelle Lauletta, Troy High SchoolOur participants include military groups, high school and othermarching bands, elected State, County and City officials, localpolice, sheriff and fire units, youth groups, and other communitygroups and floats. Those interested in participating in thisyear’s parade should contact Parade Co-Chairs: Bill Gordon(763-4072) or Lisa Higgitt (235-0476) as soon as possible torequest an entry form.The Lansingburgh Memorial Day Parade was restarted by theVeterans of Lansingburgh in 1996 after a 19 year absence.Previously, the parade was funded by the City of Troy, but wasdiscontinued due to fiscal constraints. The Veterans ofLansingburgh, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose membersare active and retired military, veterans, associate and auxiliarymembers. Monetary donations to help defray the costs of theMemorial Day Parade should be sent to the Veterans ofLansingburgh, Inc., Parade Committee, 777- 1st Avenue, Troy,NY 12182.

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The public is cordiallyinvited to attend theannual Memorial DayWreath LayingCeremony to be heldjointly by the Friends ofOakwood Cemetery andthe Veterans ofLansingburgh at 9AM onSaturday, May 24th.

Taking place by the flagpole at Oakwood’s Veteran’s Circle, thecall to order will begin with the resonant ringing of the historic3000 lb Vanderheyden Meneely Bell, followed by The Veteransof Lansingburgh Color Guard doing the Presentation of theColors. Master of Ceremonies Michael Barrett will introduceStar Scout Jacob Lewis of BSA Troop 611 who will lead thePledge of Allegiance. Nicoll Callagan will sing the NationalAnthem. Reverend Sue Waldron of St. Peter’s Church will carryout both the Invocation and Benediction and visitors will bewelcomed by Oakwood Board President Thomas O. Maggs.Newly appointed Troy City Historian Kathryn Knothe Sheehanwill offer Memorial Day remarks after which the audience will beled in a group singing of God Bless America. The official layingof the memorial wreaths will be carried out by the Ladies Auxiliaryof the Veterans of Lansingburgh and by the Friends of OakwoodCemetery. The 125th Regiment New York Volunteer Reenactorswill shoot a Salute Volley and the ceremony will conclude with atrumpet play and echo response version of Taps. Following thebenediction, the participants and interested public will walk tothe Soldier’s Plot and place American flags on all the gravesthere. The ceremony will be held in the Earl Chapel only in thecase of heavy rains.

E. GREENBUSH MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

On behalf of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7338, and theMelvin Roads American Legion Post 1231, we cordially invitethe public to attend the East Greenbush Memorial Day Paradeon Saturday, May 24, 2014.The Parade will begin at 10 am from the Spare Time BowlingAlley at 570 Columbia Turnpike. The Parade will proceed to theGreenbush Reformed Church Cemetery at 688 Columbia Turnpikefor a Memorial Service to Honor all American Veterans. At theconclusion of the Memorial Service the parade will continue toVFW Post 7338 at 100 Hays Road for refreshments.

TROY SENIOR CENTER THANKS OUR VETS!

Veterans 60 years and older, along with their spouses, get afree dinner of Boneless Chicken Breast with Fricassee Sauce atthe Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street,Troy on Friday, May 23rd, at 12 noon. We would like to extendour heart-felt appreciation and thanks to all of our veterans.For more information, or to make a reservation for lunch, pleasecontact the Center at 270-5348.We will be closed on Monday, May 26, 2014, for Memorial Day.


TOWN OF SAND LAKE

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

The annual Town of Sand Lake Memorial Day Parade will be heldon May 26th, 2014 in Averill Park, sponsored by the LieutenantPerry Williams VFW Post and Sgt. Walter A. Adams AmericanLegion Post.The parade will begin assembling at Averill Avenue, Averill Parkat 9:00 AM and will step off at 10:00 AM. The parade willproceed east on NYS Route 43 to the Sand Lake Veteran’sMemorial Park where a service will be conducted.Refreshments will be served following the Memorial Day Service.All are welcome to join us to remember those armed forcesmembers lost in service to their country.

IT BEGAN WITH A VISION TO UNITE OUR

MEMORIALS

A towering flag pole could soon rise over a grassy knoll in frontof Averill Park High School marking a memorial park to the town’sveterans.The proposal has been a long time coming for members of thetown American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts.The proposal calls for bringing together two small monumentsnow at different sites and combining them as one memorial.One is a World War I stone near the elementary school inAverill Park and the other a World War II stone at theintersection of Routes 43 and 150 in West Sand Lake.“This will draw the town together,” said Bill Hoffay, a senior vicecommander in the Sgt. Walter Adams American Legion Post.“Up to now, Averill Park has the Memorial Day observance oneyear at the school and West Sand Lake has it the next at theintersection. Though there are differing opinions on the matterof moving the World War II memorial monument from theintersection due to the sentimental values the monument heldto our Veterans who still live in our community. Veterans uponreturning from the war in 1940 immediately launched a fund-raising drive to build the monument to honor residents who didnot come home. The World War I monument, which sits nearthe Sand Lake Elementary School on the district’s campus, willbe moved to the new site and stones marking the Korean,Vietnam and Persian Gulf wars will be added as well asremembrances of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars,” said Hoffay.Conceptual plans for the memorial were created by VollmerAssociates design engineer Mike Groff, a Sand Lake resident,who has donated his professional services to the project.“It’s a beautiful spot and I’d like to get the whole town involvedin the design”…. “This is something different”, said Hoffay. “It’ssomething we need to honor our town’s many veterans of war,as well as to preserve the history for our children”.Portions of this story came from the Times Union by BobGardinier. Published April 5th, 2001 with permission of the TimesUnion.

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The Sand Lake Veteran’s Memorial Park got its official start in 2001when the Town received a parcel of ground from the Averill ParkSchool District. A committee was formed to design the park. Groundbreaking was June 15th, 2002 and construction of the back wall wasstarted.Bonded Concrete donated all the concrete, Steve Fiske Constructionbuilt the walls, Rifenburg Construction, Cristo Demolition, Inc., WhiteOak Construction, and Blair Construction provided men andequipment for the excavation work. The total cost for that phase ofthe project was approximately $60,000 and it was ALL DONATED.In 2009, the walkway between the two walls was poured and flagpoles were installed. Money for the flag poles was donated by theRanellucci family in memory of PFC Raymond A. Ranellucci, whowas killed in action in Vietnam, March 15, 1966.In the fall of 2010, we added six granite panels to the wall. At therequest of the Sand Lake Veteran’s Memorial Park committee, theAverill Park High School Military History class composed thededication that is now on the wall. “Dedicated To Those CommonMen and Women Who Proudly Served Our Country WithUncommon Valor”. A very patriotic and heartfelt sentiment fromsome fine young citizens.In 2011, with renewed spirit and a $5,000 donation from the AverillPark and Sand Lake Fire Company and the anonymous donationof $5,100, we continued the work still needed for the Veteran’sMemorial Park.George Brothers – Increte of Albany constructed the rest of thewalkways at a discounted price, while Blair Construction brought intop soil and did the final grading. Scheeren’s Landscaping hydroseeded the site for just the cost of materials and The Sand LakeGarden Club generously donated six trees for the park.The Veteran’s monuments in Town were moved to the park with thehelp of Blair Construction, C.J. Miner, Inc. from Valatie and Grethen-Chrenger Memorials.The next project was construction of a small shed for utilities, whichwas donated by Perry-Komdat Funeral Chapel and Bryce FuneralHomes.In memory of Major George Quamo who was killed in action April14, 1968 in Vietnam, a fountain was built. Jeff Patanian installed theelectric along with the pump for the fountain.In the fall of 2011, the wall was engraved with a dedication and thenames of all men from the Town of Sand Lake who served in theRevolutionary and The Civil Wars.Eligibility to have a veteran’s name engraved on the Sand LakeVeteran’s Memorial Park wall is that All Veteran’s of the Town ofSank Lake and surrounding communities are eligible. All activeduty, National Guard, Reserves, Coast Guard and Merchant Marinemen and women are qualified. Combat service is not required andout of town Veterans with family in the town are also eligible. Proofof service is required with a DD-214 and/or discharge papers.Contact the Veterans Memorial Committee for additional informationand rates.Though we have made great progress on the park, there is still somuch more to do. With your contribution to the Sand Lake Veteran’sMemorial Park, you can help us to preserve the History of SandLake’s Veteran’s and Honor all those who served to ensure yourfreedom. Donations can be sent to Sand Lake Veteran’s MemorialPark, 171 Biittig Road, Averill Park, NY 12018. Never Forget.

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CHICKEN BBQ & FLEA MARKETThe Brunswick Elks Ladies Auxiliary will host a Chicken BBQ &Flea Market on Memorial Day, May 26th, from 12Noon until 5PM(or until sold out!).Chicken BBQ: 1/2 chicken and choice of 2 sides: cole slaw -baked potato - potato salad - macaroni salad, drink & dessert -Eat-in or take-out! Advance tickets available at Lodge.Flea Market: Crafter and Collectors Welcome! Spaces areavailable for $15 (set up beginning at 11AM. Show runs till 5PMor ?) Rain or Shine! Pavilion Available!Crafters and Collectors, contact Pam Greenberg at 728-7083.All proceeds to benefit Cerebral Palsy.

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SILENT AUCTION at CORNERSTONEOn Sunday, June 1, Cornerstone CommunityChurch of Lansingburgh will sponsor a StrawberrySocial and Silent Auction from 12 until 2 PM. Lunchwill be subs, chips, drink and strawberry dessert(including strawberry shortcake). Price for lunch and admissionis $7 for adults, $6 for seniors. Children under age 12 are free.Items available for silent auction will be numerous theme-basedgift baskets (Ex. Movie night, spa bath and more), gift cardsfrom local restaurants, Hoffman car wash tickets. Preview willbe on Saturday, May 31, from 9 until 1. Bidding will start then.On Sunday, lunch will begin at 12 noon and bidding will resume.Bidding will stop at 1:15. The church is located at 570 ThirdAvenue in Lansingburgh. Come enjoy the fun.

DRIVE-THRU COOKOUT at SALEM UMCThere will be a Drive-Thru Cookout held at the Salem UnitedMethodist Church on Saturday, May 31st, from 1pm till 6pm toraise funds supporting this Summer’s ecumenical Sand LakeVacation Bible School (VBS). For the low price of $8.00, youcan select a choice of 1 sausage & peppers on a roll, or 1marinated chicken breast on a roll, or two burgers. In addition,you also get a choice of two sides from the following; bakedbeans, macaroni salad, potato salad, french fries, or onionrings. Additional sides are available for a minimal charge.Reservations are appreciated (but not required) by calling either674-3106 or 477-5607. Your support will go a long way towardssupporting a free VBS, to be held at St. Henry’s from July 28ththrough August 1st. Please come out and support thiswonderful cause.

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11th ANNUAL READ ALL DAY

Read All Day is a special day to celebrate reading at Algonquin.AMS Principal Mr. Messia kicked off Read All Day by reading astory to the whole school. Special guest readers,(administrators, faculty and students), generously volunteeredtheir time to read to large groups in the auditorium. Readersincluded Mr. Rhode, grade 5 Poestenkill Teacher, Mike Ainsleyand Logan Fahrenkopf, APHS students, Mr. Bishop, APHSAssistant Principal and Athletic Director, Mr. Anderson, grade 7Social Studies Teacher at AMS and Mr. Sibson, Miller Hill-SandLake Principal.Award winning author Jennifer Roy was Algonquin’s specialguest for Read All Day. Mrs. Roy lives in Saratoga Springs andis the author of over 40 books including Yellow Star andMindBlind.Mrs. Roy presented to each grade and had a special Q and Asession, where she answered many questions from our curiousstudents.Students had an opportunity to meet Mrs. Roy and talk withher as she signed their books after school.Read All Day was coordinated by Mrs. Ekstrom, AMS Librarianand Mrs. Conti, grade 6 AMS Literacy Teacher and wassponsored by the Student Council.

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Our society has developed an understanding of the griefprocess experienced with the death of a loved one, but thosewho care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and relateddementias experience a different kind of loss and grief.Anticipatory grief is experienced in steps as the dementiapatient suffers loss of cognitive abilities, and caregivers grievethe emotional loss of each part of their loved one’s ability andawareness.Although each person grieves in their own personal way, thereis common ground among those who suffer anticipatory grief.This program provides an opportunity to learn and discuss theanticipatory grief process. Refreshments will be served.• Wednesday, May 28 - 7:00 pm, East Greenbush CommunityLibrary, 10 Community Way, East Greenbush NY.This program is free, but you must register in advance.

GILEAD LUTHERAN CHURCH UPDATE

Gilead Lutheran Church, of Center Brunswick, has a verysuccessful season under their belt, and we have decided totake the months of June, July and August off.We will resume our normal late afternoon/evening meals inSeptember.We would like to thank all of those people who stopped by tocollect their pantry items and those people who came to sharea meal.We will, however, be open the last Thursday during the summermonths from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. to allow people to pick up anyneeded pantry items.We hope you will worship with us during the summer. We are atthe intersection of RT 7 and 278, 308 Brick Church Rd. Thebeautiful brick church at the corner up on the hill!!! Wheelchairaccessible.

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WHAT CAN BE PICKED UPLIMBS must be piled neatly, 8’ long-no larger than 6" diameter.Avoid piling brush near utility poles, under trees, wires, or outin the street. Branches must be free of roots and dirt.We do not pick up rocks, stumps, rubbish, etc. Please do notput these items out with your branches.WE WILL ALSO PICK UP OTHER YARD WASTE, SUCH AS GRASSCLIPPINGS, PROVIDED BIODEGRADABLE PAPER BAGS AREUSED.PLEASE NO STICKS, DIRT OR ROCKS OR ANY MATERIALOTHER THAN LEAVES AND GRASS, SHOULD BE PLACED IN BAGS-WE DO NOT USE LEAF VACUUMS IN THE SPRING.The Highway Dept. will not pick up any large trees that havebeen cut down by homeowner/contractor. That is thehomeowner’s responsibility to have them removed/disposed.WE DO NOT GO ON PRIVATE PROPERTY.Appliances and tires must be tagged (Tags can be purchased atthe Town Clerk’s Office)NO CLEAR CUTTING OF LOTSResidents are also encouraged to dispose of leaves and grassat our Recycling Center, the area is located across from theTown garage.Please check with Recycling Department prior to drop off.The deposits of brush, leaves, and grass have designatedplaces.ITEMS MUST BE AT ROADSIDE ON THE FIRST DAY OFSCHEDULED PICKUP.In the event the pick-up runs ahead of schedule, we will moveto the next scheduled area and return to your location beforethe last scheduled day of your area.May 19th – May 23rd -North of Rt. 7 to Schaghticoke Town line.For monthly pick-up: Dates are as follows.June 16th-June 20thJuly 14th –July 18thAugust 11th-August 15thSeptember 15th-September 19thOctober 14th-October 17th (last pick-up for season)If you have any questions, please call 279-3461, Ext 100.

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• Wild Flower Walk with Tom Phillips -Saturday, May 24 • 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Bear’s Den Preserve, Cherry PlainEnjoy both well-known and less commonspring wildflowers at RLT’s Bear’s DenPreserve near Cherry Plain. We’ll also hiketo a rock shelter cave. Tom Phillips, well-versed botanist, will help us find and identify the area’s widevariety of flowers. Register with Francille Egbert (518) 674-3214, [email protected]. $5, RLT members free.• Sample the Waters at Kinderhook Creek Preserve with FranMartino - Saturday, June 7 • 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.Participants will conduct simple visual assessments of habitatto gain a greater appreciation of local stream ecology. We’ll belooking for aquatic insects that come in many sizes and shapesas well as a wide range of pollution-tolerance levels. Comeprepared to wade in the stream, learn about streamecosystems, and have some fun! Register with Francille Egbert(518)674-3214, [email protected]. No charge.

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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 $1,750.00 to purchase two(2) portable radios, includingcharger units, and one (1) mobile,fire radios to be used for firepolice communications on highband frequency. These radioswill be used to equip the District'sUtility Vehicle, ensuring improvedcommunications between theDistrict's fire police and Commandstaff, thereby improving safety forthe firefighters.The Board has determined thatadequate funds exist in theCommunications Reserve Fund tosupport this $1,750.00expenditure 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. Robert E. Blaauw, Fire District Secretary, AverillPark-Sand Lake Fire District

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY NAME: PLATINUM TELECOM,

LLCArticles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork on March 25, 2014. OfficeLocation: Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State of NewYork has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whichprocess against it may be served.The Secretary of State of NewYork shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, care of John P. Hicks,Esq., The John P. Hicks LawFirm, 120 Broadway, Menands,New York 12204. Purpose: forany lawful purpose.

Redburn Infrastructure, LLC Notice of Formation of RedburnInfrastructure, LLC Arts. Of Org.filed with NY Secy. Of State(SSNY) on 3/3/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto 172 River Street, Suite D, Troy,NY 12180. Purpose: any lawfulactivity.

SHAMROCK TEE, LLC Articles ofOrg. filed NY Sec. of State(SSNY) 4/9/2014. Office inRensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to 9 Eagle RidgeDr., Troy, NY 12180. Purpose:Any lawful purpose. Principalbusiness location: 1004 HoosickRd., Troy, NY 12180.

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF ORGANIZATION OF

TOCO PARTNERS, LLCOn March 26, 2014, TOCOPartners, LLC (the “LLC”) filedArticles of Organization with theNYS Department of State. Theprincipal business location of theLLC is 77 Troy Road, RensselaerCounty, East Greenbush, NewYork. The New York Secretary ofState is designated as the agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. The postoffice address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against theLLC is 77 Troy Road, EastGreenbush, NY 12061. The LLCis organized for the purpose ofany and all lawful business.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Wormburners, LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 03/19/14. Officelocation: Albany County. SSNYhas been designated as agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail a copy of process to theLLC, 23 Robin Lane, Rensselaer,New York 12144. Purpose: Forany lawful purpose.

P. BRISSON RECENTLY AWARDED RANK OF

EAGLE SCOUT

Philip Brisson of Lasingburgh, NY, was recently awarded therank of Eagle Scout at a ceremony at his high school, La SalleInstitute. Phil’s service project was a complete search of allformer La Salle Institute Cadets who served in the armedforces. This research resulted in a listing of over 1,700 menwho proudly served their country, and is now part of apermanent display outside the G. Richard Lewis Cafeteria atthe Williams Road campus. La Salle Institute, founded in 1850,is very proud of their graduates who have served their countrywith honor and distinction.

ARE YOU PLAYING WITH FIRE?

Announcing a Community Seminar sponsoredby St. Timothy’s Health Cabinet on Thursday,June 5th; Light Fare at 6pm and program willbegin at 6:30 pm.Dr. Mark Pettus, Medical Director of Educationand Population Health at Berkshire HealthSystems in Western Massachusetts will speak

on “Inflammation: Are You Playing With Fire.” He received hisMD from the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He isformer chief of medicine at St. Peters Hospital in Albany. Hehas appeared on many TV and Radio programs, such as ABC’sGMA, Good Day NY, and is a regular guest on WAMC’s NortheastPublic Radio.The Author of two books, “The Savvy Patient”: and “It’s All inYour Head: Change Your Mind, Change Your Health” Dr. Pettuswill address the medical question of what harm Inflammationdoes to our bodies. Research shows that such conditions asheart disease, arthritis, scleroderma, Alzheimer’s, Asthma canall be related to inflammation in our bodies.This free community seminar will be held at St. Timothy’s Church,470 Winter Street Extension in North Greenbush. Seating islimited, reservations must be made by calling 479-3432, deadlineis 6/2/14.

FLEA MARKET

FUNDRAISER

PleasantdaleFire Companywill be holdinga Flea Marketfundraiser onJuly 12, 2014from 9AM to

3PM at the Pleasantdale FireHall located at 1181 RiverRoad in Pleasantdale.VENDORS WANTED!! Cost is$10.00 for each 10x10 space.Please contact by June 21 toreserve your space. Call:Linda at 237-7744 - Millie at421-0151 or the Fire Hall at237-8812. Please NO FoodVendors.

BRUNSWICK

LIBRARY USED

BOOK SALE

Mark your calendar for May24th. It is time for the nextBrunswick Library Used BookSale. You can stock up onbooks for all your summerreading. The sale will takeplace from 10:30 to 2:00. Wewill also be having our GardenDay on Saturday, June 7th.As always, plant and bakedgoods donations are welcome.Support your local library.Brunswick Community Library,4118 New York 2, Troy, NY12180. www.brunswicklibrary.org

FLEA MARKET &

BAKE/FOOD SALE

Please join us for ourFlea Market and Bake/Food Sale at theRensselaer County’s

Everett Wagar Senior Center,2 Roxborough Road, Graftonon Saturday, June 14th, from9AM to 3PM. Tables availablefor rent inside $10.00; tableprovided outside $5.00, bringyour own table. Donationsaccepted for bake sale, whiteelephant table, holiday items,household and children items,proceeds from sale will benefitRensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center. Formore information, or to donatean item for our sale, contactPenny at the Senior Center(518) 279-3413.

E. BERSCHWINGER INDUCTED INTO

PHI ALPHA THETA

Erin Berschwinger of Cropseyville is among 15 new membersinducted into the SUNY Oneonta Alpha-Kappa-Iota chapter ofPhi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society, on April 7.Phi Alpha Theta is an American honor society for undergraduatestudents, graduate students, and professors of history, andis the second oldest such society in the United States. Thesociety has over 350,000 members, with about 9,500 newmembers joining each year through 860 local chapters.

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ACCOUNTING & PAYROLLSiena Graduate, 20 yearsexperience. No job too small.441-2210

ADDITIONS/ GARAGESFree estimates. Fully insured.Quality work. 368-3716

APPLIANCE REPAIRMost brands incl. Sears. Promptservice. Mike Horowitz 477-8378

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRMILLER’S AUTOMOTIVE, AverillPark (518)674-5222

AUTOSWanted: Vintage- classic cars andtrucks. Cash paid. 365-3368

BANKRUPTCYChristian H. Dribusch (518)729-4331. 1001 Glaz St. E. Greenbush12061. FreeConsultationswww.chdlaw.netWe are a Debt Relief Agencywhich helps people file forbankruptcy under the BankruptcyCode

CHIMNEY CLEANINGChimney cleaning & repairs, woodstoves installed. Insured,experienced. Don Bradley 674-2444

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

CLEANOUTS AND DEMOFree est.cheaper than a dumpster& we do all the work. 339-3369

CLEANOUTSAny size - wkly. garbage svce.Small demo - metal & applianceremoval. Doing things you don’twant to do! Bill 256-5430.

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CONCRETESidewalks, Patio’s, Floors, Pools,Chimneys. Delivery of Mulch, Topsoil & Stone. 605-4111

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DECK/ PORCH BUILDERProfessional quality at a greatprice. Call (518)590-4279.upstateNYconstruction.com

DECKSPressure wash, clean and seal; orbuild new. Free est. 368-3716

DIVORCEUncontested papers prepared$349(incl. poor person app) incl.gov. fees if poor person app. isappr. 274-0380

DO IT ALL HOME REPAIR.Carpentry, plumbing, electrical,drywall, paint and more. Over 20years experience. 270-9084

DRAIN CLEANINGFull service drain cleaning &repairs, incl. camera/videoinspections. Emergency serviceAPS Sewer & Drain Cleaning 674-0908

DRIVEWAY REPAIRStone, gravel, grade. Installdrainpipe, culverts. 755-1134

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

DUMPSTER RENTALS6, 12, & 16 yard avail. Clean outsattics, basements, etc. Removal ofjunk and vehicles. Call for pricing.Ray Mason 573-1133 SteveMason 573-7464

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

EXCAVATION/ LOGGINGLand clearing and stumping. Sm.jobs to big development. 339-3369

FIREWOODCut, split & del. $180/cord. Allhardwood. Rod’s Firewood 265-4915

FIREWOODLog truckload $700; 409-2826

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FLOORSFloating, hardwood, tile,refinishing. Ins. Free est. 368-3716

GEISE’S LAWN CARECleanups, mowing, mulching,deliveries, trimming. 518-852-7544

GUTTERS/ SEAMLESSThe Gutter Guy. Cleaning & repairalso avail. Fully ins. 24 yrs. exp.339-3231

HANDYMAN , REMODELINGand Carpentry services.Experienced. Careful attention todetail. Insured. Guaranteedint/ext. work. Call Ernie Mumford669-4530

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

HANDYMANAll repairs, painting, windows &doors. Brian (518) 732-7345

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Low, affordable kitchen/bathremodeling, AC / heating, decks,HVAC, flooring, roofing, 461-5380

HOUSE CLEANING Mittnight home/office cleaning. Yrsof quality work. Refs. 272-0438

HOUSE CLEANINGServing Capital District. 25 yrs.Excellent Refs. Jill 727-1342

HOUSECLEANINGFree estimates, senior discount.No job too small. (518) 235-3294

HOUSECLEANINGGLEAM TEAM. Res./Office.

Over 37 yrs local exper. FULLYINSURED Gift certificates

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HOUSECLEANINGResidential/ Commercial CleaningCall Nicole 410-0753.

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LAWN CAREDelair Lawn Care. Cleanups,mulch, stone driveways, newlawns, topsoil, seed, sod, etc.,plantings, walls. Comm./Res. Fully ins. Free est. 466-3624 [email protected]

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LAWN CAREReasonable rates. Senior citizendisount. 858-3411 or 859-3008

LAWN CARESpring cleanups, mowing. $15,1/4 acre lots. Cheapest pricesguaranteed. 518-281-4277

LAWN CAREWeekly mowing, weed eating,yard cleanups. Call Eric 227-6846

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LAWN EXPERTSMowing, weeding, seasonalcleanups and landscaping. 518-729-6495

LAWN MOWINGStarting at $20. Senior discount.479-4263 256-4981

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LAWNMOWER REPAIRPrompt, guaranteed repairs onmost brands incl. Sears. Pkup/del.Mike Horowitz 477-8378

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ODD JOBSMowing, shopping, cleaning, Dr.appts. etc. Rebecca 428-7778

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

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

PRESSURE WASHHouses, decks, etc. Fully ins.Kingsway Contracting 488-4294

PRESSURE WASHING / DECKSKeep your home and your deckclean. Town or country. Free est.Local cell 618-8051.

Rainbow Vacuum CleanersAuthorized service. New & usedunits, free pickup. Call for holidayspecials 1- 877-265-8367 Toll free

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

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

ROOFING ALL PHASESPainting, Int./Ext. Pressurewashing. Window cleaning. 419-4865

ROOFING AND SIDINGJim Kelly Roofing and Siding. 892-5798

ROOFINGRich Construction. Metal,shingles, rubber, fair rates, 20 yrsexp. Fully ins. 766-4839

ROOFAll types, quality work, free est.,fully insured. (518) 368-3716

ROTO-TILLINGAll types and sizes. Prompt. 8 HPTroy Bilt. Fred (518)935-0167

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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

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

TOP SOIL, STONE, MULCHFree del. Installation avail. Widevariety of products. 339-3369

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

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TREE, SHRUB, STUMP SVRBucket, crane, chopper, stumpremoval, small jobs to mega. 339-3369

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

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5/24 & 5/25, 9am-3pm, householdfurniture, garage items, excellentselection. 105 Horizonview Dr., E.Greenbush.

Barn Sale: May 30, 31, June 1,9am-3pm. Collectibles, tools,selection of cooking books, furn.,chairs, trunks, frames ... pictures,dishes, antiques & much more.126 Woodward Rd., Nassau,12123

Garage Sale: 9am-2pm, Sat., May31st at 4 Eldridge Ct., Troy, NY.

Knockout Sale! 30 ColdwaterTavern Rd., E. Nassau; May 24,25 & 26; 9am-5pm. Lawnmowers,furn., household items, etc.

May 24. 12 Cherokee Lane, AP.Hshld, plumbing, elec. sporting,tools, roofing, collectibles.

Multi-family, Linda Ln. & ThomasDr. Wynantskill; Sat. 5/24, 8-2

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LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of Limited

Liability Company98 Central Avenue, LLC

Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 4/9/2014. Officelocation in Rensselaer CountySSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC at 1 Mann Drive, Apt.2, Castleton, New York 12033.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of AegleHealth Network, LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed with NYSecretary of State (SSNY)4/25/14. Office location: County ofRensselaer. SSNY is designatedas agent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail copy of anyprocess to the LLC at 82 EastRoad, Troy, NY 12180. Purpose:any lawful activity.

Notice of Formation of Amy PetersLLC. Arts Of Org. filed with Secy.Of State of NY (SSNY) on4/25/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: 2600 State Hwy., 30A, Fonda,NY 12068. Purpose: any lawfulactivity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:Atlas Energy Services, LLC.Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 01/17/2014.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY is designated asagent upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to the LLC. 14Stoneledge Drive, Troy, New York12182. Purpose: for any lawfulpurpose.

BACON RENTALS LLC, adomestic LLC, filed with the SSNYon 4/9/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against the LLC may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto The LLC, 510 South St.,Hoosick, NY 12089. GeneralPurpose.

Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Company.

Name: Diversified Wealth, LLCArticles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 4/8/2014. 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 at 45 Rose Lane,Rensselaer, NY 12144. Purpose:For any lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of GABELRYDevelopment, LLC. Arts. of Org.filed with NY Dept. of State on5/1/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. Sec. of Statedesignated agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved and shall mail process to:c/o Michael J. Uccellini, 300Jordan Rd., Troy, NY 12180,principal business address.Purpose: any lawful purpose.

MacRic LLC articles of org filedNY Sec of State (SSNY) 3-13-14.Office location RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent for service of process.SSNY shall mail process to 652nd Ave., Troy NY 12180.Purpose: any lawful activity.

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION OFGREENBUSH CASINOASSOCIATES LLC. Articles ofOrganization filed withDepartment of State of NY on2/13/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. Secretary ofState of New York (SSNY) is thedesignated agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail a copy ofprocess to: The LLC, c/o Nolan &Heller, LLP, 39 N Pearl Street,Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: anylawful activity.

HIPPIES, WITCHES & GYPSIES,LLC

Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Company

Articles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on February 4, 2014. Officelocation, Rensselaer County.Secretary of State of New YorkState is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. Secretary ofState may mail a copy of anyprocess to HIPPIES, WITCHES &GYPSIES, LLC, 2704 State Route7, Valley Falls, New York 12185.No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.

Notice is given that a limitedliability company named HomeFor The Kids, LLC (hereinafter,the “LLC”) has been formed. Thearticles of organization were filedJanuary 27, 2012. The office ofthe LLC is located in the County ofRensselaer. The Secretary ofState is designated as agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. Theaddress within this state to whichthe Secretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against theLLC is PO Box 133, Troy, NY12180. The purpose of the LLC isto own real estate.

HOMESTEAD FARMS CSA, LLCNotice of Formation of Limited

Liability CompanyArticles of Organization filed withthe Department of State of NewYork on December 20, 2013.Office location RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State ofNew York State is designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served.Secretary of State may mail acopy of any process toHomestead Farms CSA, LLC,3842 NY 2, Cropseyville, NewYork 12052. No reported agent.Latest date of dissolution of LLC:None. Purpose: All legalpurposes.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF ANLLC: HYDE LANDSCAPE and

CONSTRUCTION LLCNotice of formation of an LLC:Hyde Landscape andConstruction LLC. Articles ofIncorporation were filed with theSecretary of State of NY (SSNY)on April 9, 2014. Office location:Rensselaer County. The SSNY isdesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process it may beserved. The address within oroutside this state to which theSSNY shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the LLC servedupon him or her is: Philip D. Hyde,70 South Road, Averill Park, NewYork 12018.

LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of M&M'sTaproom & Tavern LLC. Arts. ofOrg. filled with the NY Secretaryof State on 3/18/14. OfficeLocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: 762 ColumbiaTurnpike, East Greenbush, NY12061. Purpose: Any LawfulActivities.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC) Name: Menno InterstateLLC. Articles of Organization filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on May 8, 2014.Office location RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent of LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail copy of process to 7Madison Street, Troy, New York12180. Purpose: to engage in anylawful act or activity for which alimited liability company may beformed under section 201 of theLimited Liability Company Law.

Notice of Formation of MikeSlauson Automotive LLC. Arts OfOrg. filed with Secy. Of State ofNY (SSNY) on 3/31/14. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY designated as agent of LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to: 1720 WashingtonAve., Rensselaer, NY 12144.Purpose: any lawful activity.

NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION OFNORTHEAST CORVETTES, LLCOn April 11, 2014, NortheastCorvettes, LLC (the “LLC”) filedArticles of Organization with theNYS Department of State. Theprincipal business location of theLLC is 1204 Rockport Ct S, EastGreenbush, Rensselaer County,New York. The NYS Secretary ofState is designated as the agentupon whom process against theLLC may be served. The postoffice address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against theLLC is 1204 Rockport Ct S, EastGreenbush, NY 12061. The LLCis organized for the purpose ofany and all lawful business.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: OLDE COUNTRYGATHERING, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 05/07/14. 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, c/o Deborah Yando,200 Gutbrodt Road, Melrose, NY12121. Purpose: For any lawfulpurpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: RICE BUILDING 1871,LLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofNew York (SSNY) on 05/01/14.Office location: RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall mail acopy of process to the LLC, c/oRice Building, 216 River Street,Troy, New York 12180. Purpose:For any lawful purpose.

LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation of Limited

Liability Company102 Central Heights, LLC

Articles of Organization filed withthe Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 4/9/2014. Officelocation in Rensselaer CountySSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC at 1 Mann Drive, Apt.2, Castleton, New York 12033.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.Name: 1523 Columbia Turnpike,LLC. Articles of Organizationwere filed with the Secretary ofState of New York (SSNY) on4/08/14. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY hasbeen designated as agent of theLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shallmail a copy of process to the LLC,2527 Brookview Road, Castleton,New York 12033. Purpose: Forany lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of an LLC:3074 6th Ave LLC

Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 5/8/14. Officelocation: Rensselaer County. TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the limited liabilitycompany upon whom processagainst it may be served. Theaddress within or without this stateto which the Secretary of Stateshall mail a copy of any processagainst the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: Shareef Jandali, 597 WestportAve, Unit C448, Norwalk, CT06851.

River Living LLC articles of orgfiled NY Sec of State (SSNY) 3-13-14. Office location RensselaerCounty. SSNY designated asagent for service of process.SSNY shall mail process to 652nd Ave., Troy NY 12180.Purpose: any lawful activity.

LEGAL NOTICE

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UNBELIEVABLE HISTORY OF TROY COMIC

WORKSHOP

Ira Marcks will be at the Troy Public Library on Saturday, May31st, from 1PM-4:00PM to host The Unbelievable History ofTroy Comic Workshop. The Unbelievable History of Troy is acollaborative comic workshop about creating fictional comicsbased on historical events in Troy. It’s a drop-in event, andyou may contribute to an existing project or develop yourown. Fun for artists of all ages. No previous experiencenecessary! We only ask that you register so that we have anidea of how many to expect. This program is free and open tothe public and is made possible in part through a CommunityArt$Grant, a program funded by The Arts Center of the CapitalRegion through the New York State Council on the Arts, astate agency. Please make reservations by calling the libraryat 274-7071 or online at www.thetroylibrary.org. The TroyPublic Library is located at 100 Second Street, Troy, NY.

Mental Illness doesn’t discriminate and 1 out of 4 people willhave a mental health crisis in a given year. Yet, when it hitsyou or your family, you feel alone and abandoned. Manytimes, your extended family and friends don’t know what tosay or do, so they ignore the “elephant in the room”. Don’tdespair, there are MANY resources available in RensselaerCounty and many of those services are FREE! Come to theRensselaer Library, 676 East Street, Rensselaer on May 29th(5:30 - 7:30) and meet with representatives from NAMIRensselaer County, CEO (Wits End Support Group), theEmpowerment Exchange and others. We are here to supportpeers and families during all phases of recovery. Lightrefreshments will be served. For more information, pleasecontact NAMI Rensselaer County at 518-588-6949 [email protected].

DEPRESSION BIPOLAR SUPPORT GROUP

A Peer run support group for adults experiencing Depressionor Bipolar Disorder will be meeting at St Mary’s Hospital in theconference room across from the cafeteria on MONDAYEVENINGS at 6:30 PM beginning JUNE 9th and each Mondayevening afterward and is open to all adults ages 18 and up.For more information, or directions, please contact Sue at518-880-6288 or via email at carriebeth [email protected] we thrive!

LEUKEMIA

FUNDRAISER FOR

NICK CRUCETTI

St. Jude the Apostle Churchis supporting a fundraiser forone of their Parishioners, NickCrucetti on Friday, May 30th,at the Franklin Terrace from5PM to 9PM. Nick wasdiagnosed with Acute MyeloidLeukemia on January 15th.Come have a fun night out andshow your support for Nick andhis family. Tickets includeappetizers, desserts, musicand a donation to Nick. Therewill also be several raffles anda cash bar.Please purchase tickets inadvance so the venue can planaccordingly. Children 12 andunder are free. For moreinformation, and to purchasetickets, or make a donation,visit: Eventbrite.com - click:find event ~ search: NickCrucetti. Hope to see youthere!

LOCAL ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED to

RAISE FUNDS for MS RESEARCH

A local teen with multiple sclerosis (MS) hasinspired the formation of a New YorkChapter of Moms Against MS. The groupwill hold its first event next month to raisefunds for the National MS Society’s upstateNew York Chapter.

The New York chapter of Moms Against MS was founded byTracey Wardwell, a Greenwich resident whose daughterCarrissa, now 13, was diagnosed with MS at the age of 12.Carrissa is a 7th grader at Greenwich Central School.In multiple sclerosis, damage to the myelin sheath (protectivecovering around a neuron), in the central nervous system andto the nerve fibers themselves, interferes with the transmissionof messages or nerve signals between the brain and spinalcord and other parts of the body. “When my daughter Carrissa was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis on February 11, 2013, our lives were foreverchanged,” Wardwell said. “We had so many questions aboutwhat the future held for Carrissa, our family and what wasnext: Would Carrissa continue to get lesions on her brain? Ifshe did, would she have another ‘episode’ and would theepisode leave her paralyzed? Would she lose her eye sight?”Carrissa’s first episode took place on Mother’s Day weekend in2012, but she was not diagnosed until nearly a year later.Diagnosis in children is more difficult than in adults because ofthe frequency of other childhood disorders with similarsymptoms and characteristics. In addition, pediatricians maynot be familiar with MS because they are not expecting to seeit in children.Wardwell, a branch manager for Key Bank, formed the NewYork chapter of Moms Against MS to enhance awareness ofpediatric MS and to raise funds for MS research and patientand caregiver support.Her group will hold a mother-daughter brunch and fashion showon Sunday June 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hilton GardenInn on Hoosick Street in Troy. Those interested in attending orsupporting the event should visit momsagainstms-ny.com.

COME FOR A SPRING BIRD WALK at

OAKWOOD

A flash of color or a bubbling songmight have you wondering “Whatbird is that?” On Saturday, May31st, join our Spring Bird Walkfrom 8AM to 10:30AM atOakwood Cemetery. Birders ofal l levels are welcome andbeginners are encouraged on thiseasy stroll. Birding is both challenging and rewarding. We willshare identifying tips on where to look and what to listen for aswe explore the cemetery and see which migrants are back.There’s a good chance we’ll encounter bluebirds, orioles,woodpeckers, mallards, red-tailed hawk and possibly an indigobunting or bald eagle. Sometimes rain the night before or anovercast day results in increased sightings on our walk. Bringbinoculars (a few loaners may be available). Dress for theweather including sensible footwear. Call 1-800-556-6273 toregister. Cost is $12pp payable on arrival. Children under 12free. Meet at the bell. Rain Date is June 1st. Check our Facebookpage for updates: Oakwoodcemeterytroyny. Clint Anglin, NaomiJaffe and Heidi Klinowski will lead this annual Rite of Spring.Tour fees help support the Oakwood Restoration Fund. Friendsof Oakwood is a non-profit non-sectarian organization. Newvolunteers are always welcome.


REAL ESTATEFIRST TIME HOME BUYERS

INFORMATIONAL PROGRAM

Offered on Thursday, May 29th, 7 PM, at Coldwell Banker PrimeProperties Office located at 274 Troy Road in East Greenbush(directly across from WalMart).There will be a mortgage banker, realtor, attorney, and homeinspector available to explain the process of becoming ahomeowner. There is no commitment for attending, it is aninformational only program, geared at educating the first timebuyer so that when you’re ready to buy you better understandthe process. Information on available grants and assistanceprograms will also be available. Space is limited, so please RSVPto Jaymie at 518-610-5428. Even if you’re not ready to buynow, the information you get will be invaluable for you in thefuture as well. Since buying a home is probably one of thelargest purchases you’ll make in your lifetime, you owe it toyourself to be prepared and armed with the knowledge thatthis program will offer.REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE40 acres on water, Hoosic River,great home site or campground.$15k Down terms. Bryce 674-8440

5 acres lots on Crystal Lake, 250’waterfront. Bryce 674-8440

Investments. Prime RPI just listed.Jim at Bryce 588-6755

Money Maker, Diner busy + home+ income. Jim @ Bryce 588-6755

Perfect location, approved acres.1mi. Exit 8, N. Grnbush $44,900.Great views, peaceful 286-2414

Waterfront building lot on CrookedLk. 1.5 acres, sewer, well & elect.Call 518-209-6985.

Wynantskill 3/4 acre lot. Cleared.Water, sewer, gas available .Pricereduced! Call Mike 470-3331.

REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

Commercial rental. Col. Tpk. 1700sq.ft. Perfect for retail/ office/ cafe.bright and airy. 461-8805

Crooked Lake camp on water 4rent, season, monthly. Bryce 674-8440

HOMES FOR SALE2 BR mobile home on corner lotwith carport, sun porch, patio. Allappl’s, partially furn. 495-2325

48 Lang Rd., Brunswick,$179,900. Fantastic 3BR, 1.5 balog cabin in private setting. 518-496-0177 Keller Williams

Averill Park Schools – 2 BR, 2 BAexc mobile home, lndry rm, largescreened porch, storage shed, inSnyders Lake Park, $29,900.Real Property Enterprises(518)477-7300.

Doublewide home, $29,500. 2 BR,a/c, deck, woodstove/ f/p, appl’sincl. Brunswick schools. 326-4081

Great house on Snake Hill Rd.,spacious + huge workshop, 5+acres. Bryce 271-7630

Sand Lake, Kippel Rd. 3 BR, 2 ba.63 acres. Averill Park Schools.$235,000. HUNT 522-7371

APARTMENTS FORRENT

$950 2BR w/ heat, w/d hookup,1st flr., walk-in shower. Rte. 43,W. Sand Lake. Jim L. 588-6755

Apt. for rent $975/mo. + sec.Freshly painted thru. 729-4022

Averill Park, Huge, open, luxurytown hm, 2 br, fp, big deck, greatlocation. $1025+. 668-5838

Averill Park. 2nd flr. 1BR, $695 utilincl. Private parking, attic storage.Avail. May 1, 2014. 674-8729.

Castleton 1 or 2 BRs. w/d, a/c,totally renovated, wood flrs,oriental rugs, yd, deck, prkng.$700/ $995(518) 392-4267 or (914)592-8886

Castleton, $650 1 BR upstairs.Heat & hot water incl. 732-7670

Crnr.of Pershing Rd. & Rt. 150,Wynantskill 2 br. ht & elec. incl.1stfl. NS NP. Totally reno. sec. dep.lease req. $875 674-5997 6-9pm

EG: 2BR $825; 1BR $725 Heat,h/w incl. Well maint., newlyrenovated. Exc. cond., quietcomplex. NP. Sec, refs, lease.449-2122

Lansingburgh 1 BR with coveredoff street parking. No dogs. $550+ utilities + deposit. 928-9992

REAL ESTATEWANTED

Camp wanted on Waterfront, topprice paid! Bryce 674-8440

Want good ranch home inGreenbush! Top price! Bryce 674-8440

HOUSE FOR RENTHouse for Rent w/ option. AVPK3BR + garage + waterview.$1000+. Bryce 937-5120

West Sand Lake Village, Rt. 43.For apt. or office space, approx.660 sq. ft. Commerical. 2 BR,utils. not incl. $850. 229-7057

VACATION RENTALMaine, nice 2 BR cottage onShore Rd. Cape Neddick. 3 milesnorth of York Beach. Aval. 6/29- 7/6 or 8/ 24- 31. 279-5421 for info ST. MARY’S OFFERS FREE PROGRAM ON

PREPARING FOR WEATHER EMERGENCIES

St. Mary’s Hospital of Troy, a member of St. Peter’s HealthPartners – the region’s largest health system — will offer aneducational program entitled, “It’s Getting Warmer, Are YouPrepared?”, Thursday, May 29, 6 – 7:30 p.m., at the hospitallocated at 1300 Massachusetts Ave., Troy.Charlie Friderici, emergency management specialist for St.Peter’s Health Partners, will talk about what families should doduring severe weather conditions, including floods, mud slides,fire, excessive wind, rain and heat. Learn what to do beforeextreme weather occurs. Being prepared can save your life.The program is a part of St. Mary’s Food for Thought” Seriesthat is presented as a public service of Seton Health/St. Mary’sHospital. The program is free of charge and open to the public.Light fare will be served. Reservations are required by callingSt. Mary’s Hospital, (518) 268-5727.

APARTMENTS FORRENT

$Schodack, 1450 sq. ft., lg. 1st flr.apt., heat / hw incl., private entry,yard, parking, prefer 1-2 adults,NS/NP. $875 lease, 1st & last.732-7031

Studio apt. Nassau Lk. 1st & last,sec. $500 mo. Appl. incl. Separateheat. Suitable for one. 766-4574

Wynantskill 2br appliances,carpets, close to bus line, lots ofoff-street parking. $650. 495-0917 or 271-7910

Wynantskill, 1 and 2 BR’s, $750-$1100. Lg. 2BR flat, wellmaintained country property. APschool, private $1100, includesheat. 813-6795

ACHIEVEMENT at the COLLEGE of SAINT ROSE

The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY, announced that 104students were honored for outstanding academic achievementat the Honors Convocation held recently on the Saint Rosecampus.Students from this area who received recognition for academicexcellence are:Lori A. Clesceri of West Sand Lake, NY, received the GraduateHonors in Educational Psychology: Program Evaluation Award.Clesceri is a graduate student at Saint Rose. Graduate HonorsAwards are based on criteria specified by the department inwhich the graduate student studies. Lauren Davis of Troy, NY,received the Graduate Honors in English Award. Davis is agraduate student at Saint Rose. Graduate Honors Awards arebased on criteria specified by the department in which thegraduate student studies. Stephanie L. Green of Troy, NY,received the Saint Rose of Lima Award Four-Year Student -Bachelor’s Program. Green is a senior at Saint Rose. The SaintRose of Lima Award is presented to two graduating seniorswho have maintained the highest cumulative average duringtheir entire course of study at the College. One award ispresented to a four-year student; the second award ispresented to a transfer student. Logan Hardy of Wynantskill,NY, received the Sister Rosaleen Gilroy, CSJ, History-PoliticalScience Award. Hardy is a senior at Saint Rose. The SisterRosaleen Gilroy, CSJ, Award honors the graduating seniorcarrying the highest cumulative grade-point average in thehistory-political science major. Zhaleh Lavasani of Troy, NY,received the Outstanding Senior in Communications Scienceand Disorders Award. Lavasani is a senior at Saint Rose.Outstanding Senior Awards are presented to graduating seniorswho have at least a 3.50 grade-point average and who meetother criteria specified by the departments in which they study.Lauren Mahoney of Nassau, NY, received the OutstandingSenior in Biochemistry Award. Mahoney is a senior at SaintRose. Outstanding Senior Awards are presented to graduatingseniors who have at least a 3.50 grade-point average and whomeet other criteria specified by the departments in which theystudy. Rachael Spica of East Schodack, NY, received theOutstanding Senior in Childhood Education/Special EducationAward. Spica is a senior at Saint Rose. Outstanding SeniorAwards are presented to graduating seniors who have at leasta 3.50 grade-point average and who meet other criteriaspecified by the departments in which they study. Tiffany Whiteof Rensselaer, NY, received the Outstanding Senior in SpanishAward. White is a senior at Saint Rose. Outstanding SeniorAwards are presented to graduating seniors who have at leasta 3.50 grade-point average and who meet other criteriaspecified by the departments in which they study. Michael Wiltof Troy, NY, received the Graduate Honors in AdolescenceEducation Award. Wilt is a graduate student at Saint Rose.Graduate Honors Awards are based on criteria specified bythe department in which the graduate student studies.

KIWANIS of the VAN RENSSELAER

DIVISION BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Van Rensselaer Division of Kiwanis iscomprised of the clubs in: Castleton/Schodack,East Greenbush, Hoosick Falls, North Greenbush,Rensselaer, Sand Lake, and Troy.Kiwanis is a community organization of volunteersdedicated to providing assistance and supportthrough community service projects and fund-raising activities to those in need, especiallychildren.

On Saturday, May 31, 2014, The Kiwanis Clubs of RensselaerCounty are hosting a Golf Tournament at the Burden LakeCounty Club in Averill Park. A day of fun, golf and prizes willbegin at 11:00 A.M. with sign-in and optional putting contest,followed by lunch at 12:00 noon. Eighteen Holes of golf w/cart - Shot gun start at 1:00 P.M. and a Dinner Buffet w/beverages at 6:00 P.M. – all inclusive for $100.00 per golfer.Scheduled event contests include; closest to the pin, longestdrive, straightest drive, etc.Please consider participating and invite other family members,neighbors and friends to join you for dinner at 6:00 P.M. Thosearriving for dinner only will be charged $25.00 - cost includesall food, beer, wine, soda, tax and tip.Please contact Bob Loveridge by calling (518) 202-6876 or e-mail [email protected]

Cell: (518) 339-2427

Patti Bayly Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

446 North Greenbush Rd. Defreestville, NY 12144

Specializing

in Lakefront

properties

[email protected]


EMPLOYMENTAREA BUSINESSES GATHER at SUCCESSFUL

CAREER FAIR

On Wednesday, April 30th, many businesses displaying careeropportunities for high school graduates gathered at Troy HighSchool. Among the local business representatives participatingin the event were: Kelly Keiper and Katje Karas from Hannaford’sin Wynantskill; Virginia “Ginny” O’Brien, Associate Broker withRealty USA; and Daniel McGrath and Bryant Merkley of DaveyTree Services.

FLEA MARKET AT

PRINCE OF PEACE

LUTHERAN CHURCH

A Flea Market will be heldSaturday, June 21st, from 8am to 4 pm at Powers Park,3rd Ave & 111th Street, NorthTroy. Delicious luncheon foodswill be served. Please no foodvendors. The Flea Market is tobenefit Prince of PeaceLutheran Church CommunityOutreach Ministries. Vendorsare wanted. $15 a space, $20with car. For information, call237-3050.

HELP WANTEDCourt Clerk, FT, Town of SandLake. The Sand Lake Town Courtis seeking to fill the full timeposition of Court Clerk. Applicantsshould be a resident of the Townof Sand Lake, have computerskills, ability to deal with the publicand various State and localagencies, work independently,maintain records and financialdocuments, prepare reports andremain completely confidential.Some legal experience ispreferred, but not required. Pleasesend resumes to Sand Lake TownCourt, PO Box 273, Sand Lake,NY 12153.

Customer service associateposition avail. Approx. 30 hrs. perwk. Must be computer friendly andpossess strong phone skills. emailresume to: [email protected]

Drivers- local combination citydrivers/ dock workers needed.Excellent hourly rate, home daily,fully paid medical benefits. CDL-Aw/ XT or HTN req. Call 855-378-4972. YRC Freight is an equalopportunity/ affirmative actionemployer. Minorities/ females/disabled/ protected veterans.

Drivers: $2,000 sign-on bonus!Home nightly! Albany, NY flatbed!CDL-A, 1 yr. exp. req. EstensonLogistics. Apply: www.goelc.com1-866-336-9642

drivers: Dedicated position. $180/day with benefits. Home daily/weekends. 75% no touch/ 50%drop & hook. Excellent equipment.Call today! 855-842-8389

Framing crew seeking help. Someexperience necessary. 669-5265

HELP WANTED

Help Wanted! Real Estate Agentlicensed, full time, AVPK,Greenbush. $50k+ Mr. Bryce 674-8440

Home Care Aide for man in AverillPark, Sat. & Sun. from 3-9pm. Ifinterested please call 674-2736.

P/T light housekeeping. $15/hr. Wynantskill. 283-8317

Professional care giver. Smallresidential home, looking for areliable motivated caregiver forthe elderly. Mornings, evenings &weekend days. Call 674-6087days, or 674-5369 eve. 292-8423

Property maintenance tech. for mobile home parks and a fewapartments in Schodack. Cleandrivers license req’d. 477-7883

PT Receptionist, 24-29 hrs./ wk.E. Greenbush. 727-4563

HELP WANTED

COMPUTER LESSONS FOR SENIORS

Computer lessons will be offered at the Rensselaer CountyTroy Senior Center, located at 19 Third St., Troy. The lessonswill be on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 - 10:00am. Sign up is required. Please stop by the Center office or call270-5348.The Troy Senior Center offers programs, services, information,and assistance to seniors age 60 plus. There are no membershipfees to join and we are open Monday through Friday from8:30-3:00 pm.

Substitute School Bus DriversThe East Greenbush Central School District is looking for

substitute school bus drivers to become a part of our

transportation team. We will train qualified applicants and

assist them in getting the required CDL certifications. Salary

determined per the CSEA Agreement.

Job specific information can be found on our web site at:

www.egcsd.org. Click on the “Employment” link. Please

send a completed application by May 29, 2014 to:

Transportation Department, East Greenbush Central Schools,

112 Hays Road, East Greenbush, NY 12061.

EOE


for Kids!

LOCAL STUDENTS FROM HVCC NAMED TO WHO’S WHO AMONG

STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESLocal college students studying at Hudson Valley Community College were recently honored byacceptance in Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Those honored byWho’s Who include: Lauren Aitken of Castleton on Hudson, who is studying in the Physical EducationStudies academic program. A member of the women’s softball team, Lauren also helps out in her localcommunity by volunteering to assist elementary school students in afterschool activities and physicaleducation classes.Joshua Austin of Sand Lake, who is studying in the Criminal Justice academic program. A member ofthe men’s baseball team, Josh served as a volunteer coach in his hometown’s recreational baseballleague and also volunteered at the 2013 Breast Cancer Walk in Albany.Aimee Cavanaugh of Troy, who is studying in the Human Services academic program. Aimee is amember of Phi Theta Kappa, the academic honor society, as well as the Human Services Club, whereshe served as club secretary. She is active in her community and has served on the PTA of RensselaerPark Elementary School.Lauren Giumarra of Hoosick, who is studying in the Liberal Arts & Science: Humanities & Social Scienceacademic program. A member of Phi Theta Kappa, the academic honor society, Lauren is currentlytrying to establish an Earth Club on campus. She volunteers her time at a local youth center weekly,helping children complete their homework and arrange activities.Dacia Haegele of Troy, who is studying in the Business Administration academic program. Dacia issecretary of the college’s Investment Club as well as a volunteer in her local elementary school.Katie Harrington of Troy, who is studying in the Dental Hygiene academic program. Katie is very activein professional service activities related to her field of study. She was one of four Hudson Valleystudents who represented the college at the Third District Dental Society Conference in 2013, whereher presentation won second place in a student competition. She volunteers as a teaching assistant inthe freshman dental hygiene learning lab.Ashlyn Hillis of Cropseyville, who is studying in the Early Childhood academic program. Ashlyn was amember of the college’s soccer team and has also been very active in her community. She is a volunteerat the Robert C. Parker School and is active in the Schenectady Curling Club and the YMCA.Matthew LaVare of Troy, who is studying in the Theatre Arts academic program. Matthew has been aTheatre Club member since 2011 and serves as properties master for the group. He has been involvedin most major productions put on by the student-run theater group, appearing on stage in principleroles and behind the scenes in a technical capacity.Paige Marmel of Troy, who is studying in the Theatre Arts academic program. Paige has been a TheatreClub member since 2011 and currently serves as secretary of that group. She has been involved inmost major productions put on by the student-run theater group, appearing on stage in principle rolesand behind the scenes in a technical capacity.Nathalie McNair of Schodack Landing, who is studying in the Computer Information System: WebDesign & WWW Programming academic program. A two-sport athlete at Hudson Valley, Nathalierepresented the college on both women’s golf and women’s soccer teams. She currently serves assecretary for the Student Senate and is a member of the Faculty Student Association board ofdirectors.Hannah Ohemaa-Takyi of Troy, who is studying in the Criminal Justice academic program. Hannah isa parent representative at her childrens’ school and has also worked within her church to raise fundsfor residents of African countries in need.Marlena Piper of Troy, who is studying in the Criminal Justice academic program. Marlena is co-president of the college’s Criminal Justice, Forensic Science Studies and Public Administration Club andwas also named to Phi Theta Kappa , the academic honor society. She’s been involved in severalcharitable events through that group.Kimberly Plumadore of Troy, who is studying in the Individual Studies academic program. Kimberleyserved as secretary to the Early Childhood Education Club and has also been active in the HumanServices Club and the Educational Opportunity Program. She has been inducted into Phi Theta Kappa,the academic honor society.Teagan Pollock of Troy, who is studying in the Individual Studies academic program. Teagan is a two-year member of the women’s bowling team and has also been involved in several service learningopportunties through the college, including volunteer work at the Regional Food Bank and AlbanyMedical Center.Celina Pulenskey of Wynantskill, who is studying in the Theatre Arts academic program. Celina iscurrently the vice president of the Theatre Club and has performed in many of the club’s productionsover the past two years.Ryan Rasmussen of Troy, who is studying in the Individual Studies academic program. Ryan was atwo-year member of the college’s men’s soccer team. He also has volunteered at several events aimedat raising funds for cancer research.Leah Remington of Melrose, who is studying in the Early Childhood academic program. Leah has beeninvolved in several charitable endeavors including the Mechanicville/Stillwater Breast Cancer Walk anda trivia night to support the American Cancer Society. A member of Phi Theta Kappa, the academichonor society, she was also the 2011 Rensselaer County Dairy Princess.Emily Sanderson of Melrose, who is studying in the Business - Business Administration academicprogram. Emily is president of the college’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the academic honor society,and she is also involved in the Investment Club. She has volunteered her time in helping raise moneyfor Autism and Breast Cancer research.Rita Seaburg of Rensselaer, who is studying in the Early Childhood academic program. Rita is a memberof the Early Childhood Education Club on campus and she volunteers her time at the local Boys andGirls Club.Chelsea Smith of Melrose, who is studying in the Construction Technology - Building Constructionacademic program. Chelsea is a member of the women’s bowling team.Michael Spaulding of Troy, who is studying in the Theatre Arts academic program. Michael has been aTheatre Club member since 2012. He has been involved in most major productions put on by thestudent-run theater group, appearing on stage in principle roles and behind the scenes in a technicalcapacity. He also is vice president of the Table Tennis Club and treasurer of the Student Choir.AyeAye Tun of Rensselaer, who is studying in the Individual Studies academic program. Aye Aye hasparticipated in several campus events related to helping newly-arrived refugees discover their potentialthrough higher education. She acts as a mnetor to fellow students, especially those in the local Burmesecommunity, and she was involved in last year’s Refugee College Day.Alison Wimmer of Troy, who is studying in the Physical Education Studies academic program. Amember of the women’s soccer team, Allison is also active in the Physical Education Majors Club.Students were chosen by a campus nominating committee for this honor based upon academicachievement, service to the community, and leadership in extracurricular activities.

JOIN US AT

SONTREASURE

ISLAND VBSWhen: July 28 –August 1,2014 9am-12pmWhere: St. Henry’s in AverillPark At SonTreasure Island,your treasure seekers will playgames in the sun, createcolorful crafts, hear islandmusic, and enjoy tropicalsnacks. But more importantly,they will discover the richtreasure of God’s love throughthe life of Jesus. We’re lookingforward to sharing thisexcit ing event with thechildren and parents in thecommunity. Registrationopens on April 27th and isfree. You can get your formson or after April 27th at SalemUnited Methodist Church, St.Henry’s Church, The Churchof the Covenant, or byemail ing us [email protected]. Ifyou have any questions,please call Melissa Barber at477-5607, Marie Frost at 674-3818, or Laurie McPartlin at674-8604

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at

ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE CHURCHSt. Jude the Apostle Church in Wynantskill will hold VacationBible School - JULY 7-11, 2014 (9:00A.M.-NOON); AGES 3-12($20.00 for 1 child, $10.00 for each additional child).Experiencing God’s Word - At Weird Animals Vacation BibleSchool, kids experience God’s Word in surprising andunforgettable ways! Each day, leaders reinforce one simpleBible truth—which makes it easy for kids to remember andapply to real life!God filled the world with a lot of crazy creatures...includingyou! When kids feel weird, different, or even lost in a crowd—nothing compares to the extraordinary love of Jesus.Each day, kids move through field-tested activity stationswith their Zoo Crews. Every station is designed to reinforcethe daily Bible point in a hands-on, interactive way that keepseveryone engaged.Kids experience the Bible in wild and wacky ways, and thenthey circle up with their Zoo crews for thought-provokingdiscussions. All the Crews comes together to eat snacks thatconnect with that day’s Bible verse.To join us for a wild adventure, please call St. Jude the ApostleParish Office at 283-1162 for a registration form.

Thanks to the support of theAP Booster Club, Chris Ander-son and Mike Cavotta areproud to announce the returnof AP All-Sports Camp. Thisnon-competitive games campfor children ages 8 and up willtake place from June 30 - July3, 9AM to noon, at AlgonquinMiddle School. The cost is justeighty dollars but space is lim-ited! For more informationand a copy of the brochure,send an email [email protected].


AUTOMOTIVELADIES’ BUS TRIP

TO CAPE CODCape Cod Ladies’ Trip ~October 11-13, 2014, stayingat the Marriott Courtyard,Hyannis for Two Nights andincluding Glass Blowing andLunch in Sandwich, MA onSaturday. Sunday will includeTruro Vineyards with a visit toProvincetown and Art’s DuneTour followed by dinner inOrleans. Monday we will beOutlet Shopping inWrentham, MA beforereturning home. Price fordouble occupancy is $360 andoptional Wine Tasting is $10.For information orreservations, please contactVincenza Zucaro at 274-7845or [email protected] from this trip go toThe Food Pantry at Hope 7.

QUEBEC CITY BUS TRIP• Aug 29-31, 2014 — Sign-up date extended LaFédération Franco-Américaine du New York isorganizing a bus trip to Québec City, Aug 29-31,with an optional tour of the Ile d’Orléans to view

church architecture and art work. Included in the tour package:(1) Round trip bus transportation from Walmart in LathamFarms; (2) Two nights of accommodations at the Hotel ChateauLaurier Québec (1220, Place George-V Ouest) & hotel tax; and(3) Bus tour of churches on the Ile d’Orléans. Package pricePER PERSON is $379.00 Double, $329.00 Triple, $299.00 Quad,and $579.00 Single. Deposit of $50 per person is due by Monday,June 9, 2014 (new due date). Contact Lisa at Plaza Travel forthe sign-up form and detai ls: (518) 785-3338,[email protected]

CCHS CLASS OF 1969 CLASS REUNIONThe Catholic Central High School class of 1969 is having areunion Saturday, October 18, 2014, at the Century House. Ifyou have not received a ‘save-the-date’ card in the mail, youcan notify CCHS at 518-235-7100 ext. 210. You can also visitthe CCHS Class of 1969 page on facebook. A block of roomshas been reserved for the event. Further information via postalmail will be forthcoming as the date nears.

TROY HIGH CLASS OF 1984A 30th Reunion is being planned for this summer and we are stilltrying to locate some of our missing classmates.If you could please email the reunion committee [email protected] with your current information,we will provide you with more details of the event.

AP CLASS OF 1964 - 50th CLASS REUNIONThe Averill Park Class of 1964 will be holding its 50th ClassReunion on August 2nd at Paolo Lombardi. We are looking forthe following classmates. If you know of anyone, contactRosemary Stahlman at 674-5746. Robert Appleman, MargritPrugel, Cal Lindeman, Eleanor Welsch, Kelly Cooke, Tim Downs,Karen Hunt, Joan Traver, Lance Hansen, John Morris, PamelaCooley, Carol Bonesteel.

TROY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1957

REUNIONTroy High School Class of ’57 is having their 57th reunion theweekend of September 12, 13, 14, 2014.If you have not received an email or USPS mailing, please contactSheila Miller Sullivan at 518-271-7645 for more information.

THE REENACTMENT

IN TROYThe Reenactment will be atthe Troy Masonic Hall at 39Brunswick Road on May 31stfrom 9AM to 5PM; and on June1st from 9AM to 2PM. Therewill be Civil War music around2PM to 4PM on Saturday.

WANTEDHeating fuel / oil, I pump your tankand pay cash per. gal. 376-5222

Maple trees for spring 2015 maplesugar season. 260-0969

FOR SALEBlack 2003 Haulmark 18’x8’enclosed trailer. Great condition.$5,000. 518-857-0619.

Hay. Good 4x4 rounds storedinside from June 2013. 663-8221

Misc. oil and gas heating units,cast-iron radiator. Too many tolist. 518-857-0619

Used propane gas stove. $100.518-857-0619.

TEXAS HOLD’EMTexas Hold’em to be held atthe West Ghent Firehouse, 74Bender Blvd. in Ghent onSaturday, May 24th. Doorsopen at 5PM and play beginsat 6PM. Everyone welcome.For more information, call Timat 821-2297 or Claudia at 423-5957.

VENDOR SLOTS STILL AVAILABLE FOR

LOCAL FARMER’S MARKETNew Farmer’s Market ~ A “fresh” idea for local farmers andvendors of hand crafted items still has some vendor slotsavailable! There will be 4 hour farmer slots available at a discountrate. The Farmers Market will be located across from the AverillPark High School, 3283 NY Hwy 43 (aka Botsy’s Barber Shop),in Averill Park. The Farmer’s Market opened on May 8th andwill be open on Thursdays from 12-7PM and Sundays from10AM-5PM. Contact us at www.pndfarm.com or call 860-7587for information. Think Spring!


ANNIVERSARYOn February 8, 2014, Amazon &Judy Eaton celebrated their 50thwedding anniversary with a dinnerat Lombardi’s Restaurant inAlbany; the place of their firstdate. They further celebrated thisspecial day with a Renewal ofVows ceremony at The LittleWhite Wedding Chapel in LasVegas, NV on April 28. 2014. Thecouple met in Albany & weremarried at the EmmanuelLutheran Church. They have livedmost of their 50 years on BurdenLake. Butch is a Teamster Local#294 retiree and Judy has workedfor the Times Union, Travelers &A.L. Hofaker Insurance. Theyhave 2 daughters & 5

grandchildren.

Juliane (Deacutis) & RobertGraham of Newport, Englandannounce the birth of theirdaughter, Ayleigh Rosa born onMarch 4th weighing 8lbs. 2 oz.Proud first-time grandparents areDebra & James Deacutis, formerlyof Schodack, and Jenny & AndrewGraham of Carmarthen, Wales.Maternal great-grandmother isBarbara Chiappisi of Boston, MA.

Dan & Karen Morine of AverillPark proudly announce theengagement of their son BrandonDaniel Morine to SuzanneElizabeth Neumann daughter ofBill & Marianne Neumann of EastGreenbush. Brandon graduatedfrom the College of St. Rose & isa Program Manager for theRensselaerville Institute. Suzanneis a nurse at the Rubin DialysisCenter. An October 10th 2014wedding is planned in Saratoga.

FIFTH GRADE PARENTS’ NIGHT at

ALGONQUIN MIDDLE SCHOOLAlgonquin’s Fifth Grade Parents’ Night is Wednesday, May 28 –6:30pm-7:30pm. This night is one of the key components ofthe orientation program to Algonquin Middle School. Theevening will give parents/guardians an opportunity to learnabout the Algonquin Middle School program.The program will begin in the auditorium and will include a videoabout Algonquin and a tour of the building. During the tour,there will be time for parents/guardians to have their questionsanswered by Algonquin students, faculty and administration.As your son or daughter will have visited Algonquin before theevent, it is not necessary for him/her to attend Parents’ Night.

TAKE A WALK THROUGH TROY &

EXPLORE the HISTORY of the COLLAR CITYRCHS announces May and June History Walk Calendar

The Rensselaer County Historical Society (RCHS) offers walkingtours of historic downtown Troy on Saturday mornings thisMay and June. Tours depart from and return to the MarketTable at the Troy Farmer’s Market at 10:30 am. Each weekbrings a different theme for the tours, which are led by RCHSstaff and frequently incorporate historic photographs andreadings from letters and diaries.Cost: $5 per person/ RCHS members free. Reservations canbe made by cal l ing 518-272-7232 x12 or [email protected]. For more information, visitwww.rchsonline.org• There is no History Walk on May 24, 2014• Decorative Ironwork - Saturday, May 31, 2014.Two of the city’s unique architectural elements are the much-celebrated decorative ironwork, such distinctive flame bulbfinials, iron pineapples, and even grand staircases and thecast-iron storefronts located around downtown. Walk with usto discover these treasures.• Amazing Architecture - Saturday, June 7, 2014.Stroll the streets of downtown Troy and you’ll find a rich builtenvironment. This tour showcases some of Troy’s architecturalgems as you explore the range of styles found in Troy.• Early Troy - Saturday, June 14, 2014.What was the city like in its early years from the late 18thCentury to the 1830s? Walk with us to discover the city’s earlyhistory and what buildings from this time period still remain onthe streets of Troy.• There is no History Walk on June 21, 2014• Draft Riot - Saturday, June 28, 2014.In July 1863, what started as a march to protest the newdraft for the Civil War quickly turned into a riotous mob thatattacked African-Americans and others seen as pro-war. Walkwith us and learn about what was called the “second mostdestructive draft riot in the nation.” The Rensselaer CountyHistorical Society and Museum is a dynamic not-for-profiteducational organization established in 1927 to connect localhistory and heritage with contemporary life. RCHS is locatedat 57 Second Street, Troy, NY 12180.

CAPP DOG

ADOPTION CLINICThe Healthy Pet Center, 154Delaware Ave, Delmar will holda CAPP Dog Adoption Clinic onSaturday, May 24th, from11AM to 1PM. Large and smalldogs available. For picturesand descriptions of adoptablepets, visitwww.capp.petfinder.com.

RUN FOR HELPThe Run For Help in memory of Liza EllenWarner and Nikki L. Hart will take place onJune 8, 2014. The childrens’ races begin at9:30 am and the 5K begins at 10am.Registration will begin at 8am on race dayat Goff Middle School, Gilligan Road, EastGreenbush NY. The 5K Race is co-sponsored by Family and Friends of LizaEllen Warner Association, Inc. and The NikkiHart Childrens’ Memorial Trust Fund. BothLiza and Nikki were born and raised in the Town of EastGreenbush and attended East Greenbush Schools. Both womenwere victims of domestic homicide. Pre-Registration is $25.00before June 3, 2014 or $30.00 on Race Day. Kids 50 yarddash is free and the Youth Mile is $15.00 pre-registration and$20.00 Day of Race. Funds raised will benefit Unity HouseDomestic Violence Program and the Nikki Hart Childrens’Memorial Fund at Kinderhook Bank. T-shirts to the first 300entries. Sign up online at www.ZippyReg.com. For furtherinformation, visit www.rememberingliza.org. For moreinformation, call Martha at 426-2213.

NAT’L SENIOR HEALTH & FITNESS DAYThe Troy Senior Center, in conjunction with the Troy YMCA,invites you to join us in recognizing National Senior Health &Fitness Day. There will be an informational table on a WalkingProgram on May 28, from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm in the diningroom.

BOOK NOOK

BLOWOUT SALEThe Book Nook atTransfiguration Parish inSpeigletown is celebrating its5th Anniversary with a hugeBlowout Sale. The sale willcontinue every Saturdaymorning from 9:00 until noonduring the month of May. TheBook Nook Annex will be openwith the “$2 a bag” of books,CD’s and DVD’s. Don’t forget,donations are alwaysaccepted.

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