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The following students were inducted into the Western NewEngland University chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta on August24th during the University’s Convocation ceremony:Jillian Graham of East Greenbush, NY, majoring in General Biology.Chad Woodrow of Poestenkill, NY, majoring in MechanicalEngineering.Sarah Hickey of Rensselaer, NY, majoring in Pre-Pharmacy.Katie Schmidt of East Greenbush, NY, majoring in Pre-Pharmacy.Founded in 1924, Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor societyfor first year students that encourages and recognizes superioracademic achievement. Alpha Lambda Delta seeks to promoteintelligent living, a continued high standard of learning, andencourages students to recognize and develop meaningful goalsfor their roles in society. Members pledge to use their educationfor the benefit to the community, the college, the nation, andthe world.

AUDTIONS FOR THE

CHRISTMAS CAROL

The Highlight Acting Troupewill be holding auditions forThe Christmas Carol adaptedby Harold G. Sl iker anddirected by Ron LeVan onFriday, September 14 at 7 pmand Sunday, September 16,at 2 pm. Call backs will be heldon Tuesday, September 18 at7:30 pm. Auditions will be heldat the Center BrunswickUnited Methodist Church, 990Hoosick Road, CenterBrunswick. The cast includeschildren age 6 – 16 and adultsof all ages. We are also lookingfor someone who plays thefiddle for a small role in theperformance. Performancedates are Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 7,8, 9. For directions or furtherinformation call Ron at 518-237-6936 or email [email protected] our website at http://Highlightacting.org.

BROWN SELECTED AS STUDENT

AMBASSADORSocial Science major, Alexia Brown from Troy has been selectedto serve as a Student Ambassador at Herkimer CountyCommunity College.Student Ambassadors represent the College by assisting atevents including New Student Orientation, Fall Fest andCommencement. Students are selected for this leadership rolethrough an application process that includes personal and groupinterviews. Students are appointed to the position for theacademic year.Herkimer County Community College is a unit of the StateUniversity of New York, located in Herkimer, NY.

PARISH WIDE

GARAGE SALE

Transfiguration Parish, 50Hillview Drive in Speigletownwill be holding their AnnualParish Wide Garage SaleAugust 31st and Septemberlst from 8:00 am to 4:00 pmeach day. 100’s of itemsincluding, antiques, furniture,glassware, si lver, l inens,household items, smallappliances, movies, 100’s ofused books and a Bake Sale.

ANGEL NAMES

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Angel Names Association (ANA)will hold its 7th Annual MemorialWalk on Sunday, October 7,2012 at the Saratoga State SpaPark in Saratoga Springs, NY.The walk is being held duringOctober – National Pregnancyand Infant Death Month – toincrease awareness and providean opportunity to acknowledgebabies lost too soon throughmiscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS andinfant death.Registration begins at 12:00 pmand the walk will follow at 1:15pm. The day includes children’sactivities, light refreshments andprizes. Everyone is welcome toattend this uplifting, free familyevent to walk and raiseawareness of pregnancy lossand infant death. For additionalinformation, visitwww.angelnames.org orcontact Michel le [email protected] .Comewalk with us on October 7, 2012!

GET “COLOR BOMBED” FOR

ST. PAUL’S CENTER!

SEPTEMBER 22 - ALTAMONT FAIRGROUNDSWhat is Color Me Rad? A “different kind”of a 5K run during which runners begin therace in gleaming white attire…..but not forlong! Throughout the race, they will getthoroughly covered with a rainbow of color

from the “Bomb Squads” along the sidel ines.What do the “bombs” consist of? They are simply harmlesspackets of cornstarch that will surely liven up your attire!How does St. Paul’s Center benefit? Being that it is acollaborative fundraising event with the Special Olympics, St.Paul’s will receive a percentage of your registration. Simplyenter the promo code “STPAULS” when you register online.How do I enter? Just click the “REGISTER” image on ourwebsite. *Be sure to enter the Promo Code: STPAULS at thebottom of the form.*What if I don’t want to run, but wish to take part(especially on the BOMB SQUAD!)? There will be a limitednumber of volunteer positions offered at the end of August.Check St. Paul’s website for updates. For more info, visit:http://www.colormerad.com/races/albany.html

COHOES HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1972

TO HOLD 40th CLASS REUNION

The Cohoes High School Class of 1972 will hold its 40th ClassReunion on Friday, September 14, 2012, at Brown’s BrewingCompany Revolution Hall, 417 River Street in Troy beginningat 7:00 p.m. Music will be provided by The Switch Band. Costis $40 per person. If you are a member of the class, and havenot yet been notified, please contact Linda Adey Tremblay at518-235-4311 for further details.

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The Brunswick HistoricalSociety will sponsor a tag andbake sale on Saturday,September 8, from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. at their headquarters,Garfield School, 605 BrunswickRoad (Rt. 2) in Eagle Mills.You may reserve an 8x10space for the tag sale for$20.00 by calling Sherry at279-3325 (supply your owntable). This event will be heldrain or shine. The event willalso feature our delicioushomemade baked goods forsale. A beautiful antique quiltwill be on display and ticketsare available for this majorfundraiser. Lunch wil l beavailable.

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PRESENTATIONSusan Conners will give apresentation for children withTS and their peers onSaturday, Sept. 8 from 1 - 3PM at the Hampton Inn CliftonPark. The presentation isdesigned to help children withTourette and their peersunderstand and accept TS andall differences. To register,please email the name ofattendees, plus ages ofchildren attending, You mayalso send any questions totsa .a lbany@ver i zon .net .There is no charge to attendthis presentation.

ALGONQUIN MIDDLE SCHOOL PERFECT

ATTENDANCE FOR 1, 2 AND 3 YEARSOne Year Perfect Attendance - Michael Ames, EmilyBentley, Molly Biittig, Sydney Carey, Kayliegh Catlin, JamesClark, Evan Crawley, Austin Crosier, Thomas Culnan, BrandenDagner, Joshua Flint, Thomas Francis, Madeline Gibbons,Joshua Hale, Sean Harrington, Cameron Hasbrouck, EmmaleeHoppe, Madeline Illenberg, Amber Jones, Sydney Julien,Nicolas Kalinowski, Meredith Kenneally, Meagan Lettko, AaronLindeman, John Lyons, Samantha Marks, Paige McNamara,Shannon Meyer, Benjamin Miller, Lukas Morgan, Donald Nash,Jonathan Pinho, Katelyn Pohlmann, Cade Pytell, Tyler Ranken,Sean Robert, Jordan Rockwell, Kayla Seeberger, AnthonySiddon, Nina Sivaslian, Max Tempel and Timothy Vermilya.Two Years Perfect Attendance - David Cocca, MarisaHeiserman, Margaret Hoyt, Amelia Mamone, Jenna Safford,Mattison Sicko, Evan Simkulet and Aleksandra Wocher.Three Years Perfect Attendance - Joshua Cardinale,Hunter DuPont, Brian Giddings, Scott Gundrum Jr., AndrewHernandez-M, Omar Mohamed, Daniel Morone, Grady Morrison,Allison Wark and Megan Woods.

“DEATH OF A BLACKHEART” -

MURDER MYSTERY BENEFIT DINNERClimb Aboard Mateys! On Wednesday,November 28th, from 6pm to 11pm atFranklin Terrace in Troy, nationallyrecognized Randy Manning’s JestMurder Mysteries presents, “Death of aBlackheart”, a murder mystery dinnerto benefit the homeless women andchildren of St. Paul ’s Center inRensselaer.Engage in a memorable evening where

guests can choose to be participants or to simply sit back andwatch the show. This annualfundraiser continues to be oneof the more successful eventsfor the shelter that has helpedover 200 families transitionfrom a difficult situation backto normal life. According toExecutive Director, DavidRossetti, “It’s food, laughter,and you get to help us findout who did it…all for a goodcause!”Tickets are $45 ($50 after 9/15). A group discount rate isavailable at $350 for a tableof 8. Tickets may be pur-chased online atwww.StPaulsCenter.com, orcall 518-434-2910.


HIICAP

Do you have questions onMedicare, EPIC or yourprescription drug coverageand don’t know where to go?Not happy with your presentmedical coverage? Openenrollment begins on October15 and ends on December 7,HIICAP can help (HealthInsurance Information CouncilAssistance Program). Can’tafford your Medicare Part Bpremium, you might be eligi-ble for assistance. The Medi-care Savings Program is avail-able to qualifying seniors.Join us on Friday September21, 2012, at 11:00 a.m., atthe Rensselaer County’sEverett Wagar Senior Center,2 Roxborough Road, Grafton.All Rensselaer County seniors60 years of age and older arewelcome. If you have anyquestions, or would like to joinus for lunch, please contactthe center at 279-3413.

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conjunction with the 2012Hudson River Valley Ramble,LHS Trustee Russell Ziembawill lead a hiking and drivingtour of six urban and rurallocations where one can viewthe Hudson River, from southof Lansingburgh to the claybanks on the east side ofChamplain Lock 1 inSchaghticoke.We will meet at 11:00AM atMelvi l le House at thesoutheast corner of FirstAvenue and 114th Street inthe Lansingburgh neigh-borhood of Troy on Saturday,September 15th. Theprogram wil l end around1:30PM. The tour is open tothe public and beverages willbe available. For furtherinformation, call the Societyat 272-1539 or 235-3501(recorded message), orconsult the Society’s websiteat http://www.lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/

NORTH GREENBUSH TOWN BOARD

MEETINGS FOR 2012

The North Greenbush Town Board will meet in 2012 everysecond and fourth Thursday of the month with some exceptions.The Board meetings will take place at 7PM at the NorthGreenbush Town Offices, 2 Douglas St., Wynantskill, NY 12198.The 2012 dates for the North Greenbush Town Board Meetingsare as follows: September 13, September 27, October 11,October 25, November 8, December 13.If you have any questions, please feel free to call my office at283-4306.~Katie Connolly, Town Clerk - Town of North Greenbush

PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION AT

THE TROY PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Troy Public Library is pleased to present “ParanormalInvestigation with The Albany Paranormal Research Society(APRS),” on Monday, October 8th, at 6:30 p.m. at the MainLibrary.The APRS, a proud member of the TAPS Family, is a NYS Notfor Profit paranormal investigation group based in Albany, NYthat dedicates its time to researching and investigating claimsof paranormal activity in people’s homes and businesses. Theydo not go into a location to prove a haunting exists, but ratherto find a natural or science- related reason to what peoplemay be experiencing. There are times, though, whenoccurrences cannot be explained by those means.Join us for a special presentation by members of the AlbanyParanormal Research Society as they discuss paranormalinvestigations, learn about the equipment used on theirinvestigations and experience some great evidence capturedduring their cases.This program is free and open to the public, but please call thel ibrary at 274-7071, or register online atwww.thetroylibrary.org. Troy Public Library is located at 100Second Street, Troy.


ALGONQUINMIDDLE SCHOOLTHURSDAY, 9/13 –

6:30-8:30PMParents and Guardians ofAlgonquin Middle SchoolStudents: Please join us forour annual Open House,scheduled for Thursday,September 13, from 6:30 to8:30pm. At the Open House,you will be able to meet yourstudents’ teachers and learnmore about our instructionalprogram and extracurricularactivities. That evening theAlgonquin Parent Organ-ization will also be sponsoringa book fair. We hope that youcan join us for this excitingevent.

COMPUTER CLASSES

AT TROY PUBLIC

LIBRARYThe Troy Public Library willoffer the following computerclasses in the upcomingmonths at the LansingburghBranch: Basic Computers-Monday, September 17th, at5:30PMIntro to the Internet–Monday,September 10th at 5:30PMEmail Workshop -Monday,October 8th at 5:30PMIntro to Word, Part 1-Monday,September 24th at 5:30PMPart 2-Monday, October 1stat 5:30PMBasics of Amazon, Craigslist &eBay - Monday, October 22ndat 5:30PMIntro to Google- Monday,October 29th at 5:30PMThese programs are free andopen to the public. Pleasemake reservations by callingthe library at 235-5310 oronline atwww. the t roy l i b ra r y.o rg .Space is limited. The TroyPublic Library’s LansingburghBranch is located at 27114thStreet, Troy, New York.

MORNINGS AT THE MUSEUM,

PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM AT RCHSThe Rensselaer County Historical Society(RCHS) offers a monthly program, Morningsat the Museum, geared to pre-schoolers.Children ages 3-5 are introduced to themuseum through a program that includesstory-time, exploring an item from the

collection and participating in a hands-on activity. Each monthhas a different theme.Program takes place at RCHS, 57 Second Street, Troy NY12180. All programs start at 10am and last about 1 hour.Cost is $5 per child, Adults are free. Limited to 15 children.Reservations can be made by calling 518-272-7232 x12 oremail Ilene Frank at [email protected]• Wednesday, September 19 - THEME: Eagles and UncleSam - Children will look at artifacts related to Uncle Sam andfind eagles throughout the museum.• Wednesday, October 17 - THEME: Halloween - Childrenwill look at collection items related to Halloween and pumpkins,and then be able to decorate their own pumpkin to take homeNO PROGRAM IN NOVEMBER

BRUNSWICK (BRITTONKILL) CSD 2012-13

CALENDAR ON DISTRICT WEBSITEThe Brunswick (Brittonkill) CSD 2012-13 school calendar is nowavailable on the district’s website, www.brittonkill.k12.ny.us,in an easy to print format. Please note, as part of efforts tocut costs, the district will not mail print calendars to districtresidents this year. We apologize for any inconvenience thismay create; however the district believes this is a prudent,cost-saving measure given the current cost of mailing andprinting.The district will have a limited number of calendars printed thatwill be sent home with Elementary School students. Parents ofSecondary School students and community members who wouldlike a calendar will be able to pick one up at the front desk ofthe Secondary School once school starts on September 5.Event dates for the entire school year are also available onthe district website’s scrolling calendar.

LANSINGBURGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

SEPTEMBER MEETINGThe Lansingburgh Historical Society will hold our Septembermeeting on Thursday, September 13th, at 7:30PM at the MelvilleHouse, located on the corner of 114th Street and First Avenuein Lansingburgh. Robert Mayo, Director of the Folsom Libraryat RPI will speak on Granville Hicks: “The Man, His Books andthe Controversy.” Hicks was a professor at RPI who wasterminated in 1935 because of his unpopular socialist views.Granville Hicks later achieved fame for his many literary reviewsand also for his 1949 book, Small Town, about the Town ofGrafton he called home for many years.The meeting is open to the public and refreshments will beserved. For further information, call the Society at 235-4041or 235-3501 (recorded message), or consult the Society’swebsite at http://www.lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org.

ROCKTOBERFEST FOR BREASTSCome join us for a fun filled day to raise money forbreast cancer research and awareness in memory ofMichele Minick Simoncavage. There is a suggested $20

donation. The event will be held at the Stillwater AmericanLegion - Lake Ave., Stillwater. Food will be available from 12-6. There will also be a Chinese Auction, 50/50, fireworks & livemusic. Proceeds to benefit the Michele Fund and other localorganizations. Check out our website www.themichelefund.com for more details!!

HARVEST FAIRE AT

CRAILOCelebrate theharvest seasonat Crailo StateHistoric Site!Meet the Dutchand Nativeinhabitants of

New Netherland and try yourhand at colonial games withthe Jolly Toy Lady. See teamsof oxen, t insmithing andropemaking demonstrations,and learn about colonialmedicine from an 18th-century doctor. This specialevent offers something foreveryone: a storyteller, funcrafts for kids, free ice cream,a museum open house, andunique shopping opportunitiesat a 17th-century sutlery orin Crailo’s marketplace giftshop.Access to Crailo’s grounds isfree; admission to the museumopen house is a suggesteddonation of $3.00 per person,children 12 and under arefree. The event is open to thepublic Saturday, September15th, 2012 (rain date:September 16th) from11:00am to 4:00pm. Thisevent is part of the HudsonRiver Ramble.Once the Van Rensselaerfamily’s fortified home, CrailoState Historic Site is themuseum of the colonial Dutchin the Hudson Valley and is oneof 35 historic sites and 176parks administered by theNew York State Office ofParks, Recreation, andHistoric Preservation. Formore information, please visitwww.nysparks.com orw w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /CrailoStateHistoricSite or call(518) 463-8738. For moreinformation on the HudsonRiver Ramble, please visithttp://www.hudsonrivervalleyramble.com.


POESTENKILL

LIBRARY

MARKET DAY

This summerflew by andit is againtime forPoestenkill

Library’s Market Day on Sat.,September 23. Books areagain a bargain at $3.00 perbag. Delicious baked goodscan be enjoyed on the porch.Puzzle enthusiasts will againhave their choice of puzzlesgalore to rummage through.The market also includes: abasket raffle including a dollbasket from a resident’s dollcollection; costume jewelry;purses; and scarves fromEthiopia; and a 50-50 raffle.Plan on having lunch on thelibrary green. Hot dogs, chili,and hot coffee will be offered.We will have a harvest tablewith fall produce if possible.What would the world be likewithout libraries and books totake our imagination onadventures? Come one, comeall to support our library.Donations of baked goods,costume jewelry, gently usedpurses, and puzzles can beleft at the library to make theday even more successful. Allthis and more hosted by theFriends of the PoestenkillLibrary.

NO. GREENBUSH

KIWANIS

“HOME TOWN

CELEBRATION”

The North Greenbush KiwanisClub is sponsoring the “HomeTown Celebrations” coming onSeptember 7th and 8th at theTown Office Complex on MainAvenue in Wynantskill. Hoursare: Friday from 6PM to 11PMand Saturday from 12noon to11PM. There will be carnivalrides, games, vendors,activities, great food, ponyrides and more.Music on Friday from 8PM to11PM by Cross Fire; andSaturday from 4PM to 7PM bySwitch Band; and from 8PM to11PM by Back 40.On Saturday, the AmericanLegion wil l be holding aMembership Drive, as well ascollecting items for our activemilitary - toiletries, books,playing cards, pens, pencils,stationary, etc.We will be honoring some“Home Town Heroes” andannouncing the winners of theessay contest entitled, “WhatFreedom Means To Me” onSaturday afternoon.Non food vendors wanted forSaturday. Get an applicationat the Town Clerk’s Office orcall 285-0065. Come and joinus for this wonderful familyevent.

LOCAL RESIDENTS AMONG MAY GRADS AT

SUNY ONEONTA

The following local residents are among the 943 students whograduated from SUNY Oneonta following the spring 2012semester. The college’s commencement ceremony was held onSaturday, May 19.Victoria Donato of Averill Park, Kaitlin Halpin of East Greenbush,Jaclyn Passineau of East Greenbush, Jamie Stall of EastGreenbush, Hannah Hogan of East Nassau, Ryan Maleady ofHoosick Falls, Sarah Timmons of Schodack LandingSarah Fahrenkopf of Stephentown, Margret Beditz of Troy,Jillian Borden of Troy, Darrel Flanders of Troy, Peter Kronau ofTroy, Sophia Mehner of Troy, Andrew Rossi of West Sand Lake,Christopher Aucoin of Wynantskill.

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TROY PUBLIC LIBRARY WITH TRANSITION

TROY ANNOUNCE SHOWING

The Troy Public Library and Transition Troy are pleased toannounce the showing of “Awakening the Dreamer, Changingthe Dream.” The Pachamama Alliance created the “Awakeningthe Dreamer, Changing the Dream” Symposium, an educationalexperience designed to change the collective “dream of themodern world” from one rooted in consumption and competitionto one of sustainability, justice and fulfillment for all. The DVDpresents the life-changing experience of the Awakening theDreamer Symposium that will inspire each of us to find our rolein creating a thriving, just and sustainable world – for all theworld’s inhabitants and for generations to come. The moviewill be shown on Thursday, September 27th, at 5:30 p.m. atthe Main Library.Transition Troy is a collaboration of residents committed toleading our city into and through this period of social andtechnological transformation.This program is free and open to the public, but please call thelibrary at 274-7071 to register, or register onl ine atwww.thetroylibrary.org. Troy Public Library is located at 100Second Street, Troy.

MOMS CLUB GREENBUSH/CAPITAL

DISTRICT GENERAL MEETING

Are you a stay-at-home mom looking to meet new friends andget some socialization for you and your child(ren)? Come checkout your local MOMS Club Chapter, a group of moms who gettogether to share the journey of motherhood by hosting playdates, field trips, a monthly moms-only night out, monthlybreakfast-book club, and so much more! We also conductmultiple community service projects, right here in our area! Weare a non-profit, local group, who are always looking for newfriends! Join us at our next Monthly Meeting on Thursday,September 27th @ 9:30 AM at the East Greenbush Library.Have the opportunity to learn more about our Chapter andmeet new friends! Find out more information on our website atwww.momsclubgreenbush.com or by email ing us [email protected].

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GRAFTON LAKES STATE PARK HOSTING

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Grafton Lakes State Park is hosting thefirst ever “Pets in the Park Day”. This eventis on September 8th, 2012 from 11:00 amto 3:00 pm. Bring your pet to Grafton LakesState Park at the Deerfield picnic area fora day full of tail wagging and great fun.The event is free with park admission.This event will show patrons how petfriendly the park is, and what activitiesthey can do here with their furry friends,so bring them along! We will have guidedhikes, an agility course, food vendors, pet

care vendors, live acoustic music from “The Stray Dogs”, raffles,and most importantly the rescue groups Pepper Tree Rescueand Forever Home Greyhound Adoptions bringing adoptabledogs. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to these adoptionagencies.For more information on “Pets in the Park Day”, please call theassistant park naturalist Jean Gijanto at 518-279-1155.Information about park events may also be found online atwww.nysparks.com/parks.

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NATIONAL LEADER TO JOINLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS

Merry Ann T. Wright, President General of the National Societyof the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), will joinlocal members of the women’s service organization and othercommunity leaders to participate in separate dedicatoryexercises on September 9, 2012, to honor the memory of twolocal residents: “Uncle Sam” Wilson and Mary Margaretta FryerManning, who served as the fourth President General of theNSDAR.The public is encouraged to attend one or both of theceremonies; carpooling is recommended:2:00 p.m. – Oakwood Cemetery; 186 Oakwood Avenue, Troy.New York DAR members have funded new roadside signage,memorial benches and the removal of a dangerous tree adjacentto the grave of Samuel Wilson, the Troy businessman whobecame the inspiration behind the national symbol, “Uncle Sam.”A meatpacker who supplied American soldiers with beef duringthe War of 1812, Wilson stamped his barrels with “U.S.” —initials that soon took on the connotation of “Uncle Sam.” Inaddition to Mrs. Wright, Rensselaer County Executive KathleenJimino, Rensselaer County Historian Kathy Sheehan, CemeteryBoard of Trustees Chairman Thomas O. Maggs and New YorkState DAR Regent Denise Doring VanBuren will take part in abrief ceremony to recall Wilson’s life and enduring symbolism ofour national spirit.3:30 p.m. – Albany Rural Cemetery; South Gate Entrance onMenands Road, Menands.New York Daughters will unveil a new memorial tablet to Mrs.Manning, who was instrumental in the creation of the Society’sMemorial Continental Hall headquarters in Washington, D.C.,and who was appointed by President McKinley to representthe United States at the 1900 ceremonies to dedicate thestatues of Washington and Lafayette in Paris, France. Shewas the second wife of Daniel Manning, Treasury Secretary toPresident Cleveland and the man for whom Albany’s ManningBoulevard is named.

KIWANIS PASTA DINNER FUNDRAISER

SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTHThe Sand Lake Kiwanis Club wants to invite all to participate ina Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser on Saturday, September 8th, from4PM to 7PM at the West Sand Lake Fire House on Rt. 43. Costper meal is $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 5 to 10 yearsold, kids under 5 are free. Meals will consist of spaghetti,meatballs, salad, bread, dessert & beverages. Take-out mealsare also available by calling (518) 674-3677. A pasta dinner willbe held every second Saturday for the rest of the year. Theupcoming dates are October 13th, November 10th, andDecember 8th. Proceeds will aid Kiwanis supported projects.Kiwanis is a global organization dedicated to changing the worldone child and one community at a time.

FRIENDS OF WARREN CARNER HOSTING

CHICKEN BARBECUEThe Friends of Warren Carner are hosting a Chicken Barbecueon September 8th at the Schodack Landing Fire House from1PM to 4PM to help the Carner’s defray some of their medicalcosts. Tickets for the barbecue are $15. If you are unable toattend and would like to make a monetary donation, you canmake your check payable to Warren Carner and send it to theFriends of Warren Carner, PO Box 164, East Greenbush, NY12061. If you would like tickets or have any questions, pleasecontact Al Saville at 732-2104 or Don Hancock at 365-3219.During the day of September 8th, hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks,raffles, 50/50 and desserts will be available for purchase. JimmyGarafalo’s band has donated their time and will be playing allkinds of songs during the afternoon. So come and stay allafternoon for a good cause and good time.~ Friends of Warren Carner

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CEREMONYNorth Greenbush AmericanLegion will hold a Flag DisposalCeremony and Pig Roast onSeptember 16th. Available willbe: Hot dogs andhamburgers, macaroni salad,potato chips and for the pigroast - baked beans, macaroniand potato salads, draft beerand soda all day. Ceremonyat 12:00 to 1:00pm; Pig Roast1:00-5:00pm. Cost: 12 and up$15.00; 6 to 11 $7.00; 5 andunder free. Any questions,contact Joe Renehan at 518-271-6623.

K of C ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAKFASTThe K of C in Latham will hold an All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast onSunday, September 16th. Come relax and let us do the cooking.The Best Deal In Town from 8:30AM – NOON at the Knights ofColumbus, 328 Troy Schenectady Rd. in Latham. Menu includes:juice, coffee, tea or hot chocolate, fruit cup, scrambled eggs,pancakes and hot syrup, French toast, homefries, corned beefhash, bacon and sausage, cereal and banana, assorted breadsand Danish, and an omelet station.All you can eat for only $8.00, children 5-10 $4.00, under 5free. 783-0572 BRUNSWICK ELKS

CHARITY DINNERBrunswick Elks, 665 BrunswickRd, is hosting a Charity Dinner,Friday September 21, 2012,from 4PM - 7PM.Proceeds from dinner willsupport our drive at holidaytime for needy famil ies,including children as well asmilitary families. Menu: Irv’sMeat loaf, Twice BakedPotatoes, Marinated Carrots,Dessert and coffee.Price is $10.00, and forChildren under 10 we areoffering free hot dogs.Reservations are appreciatedat 279-3907.

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EAT” BREAKFASTCooked to order and servedat your table at the Eagle MillsChristian Church, 1 Maple Ave.(Corner Maple & RT-2), Troy,NY. Join us on September15th, from 8:00 - 11:00 A.M.ADULTS- $6.00CHILDREN UNDER 10- $3.00The menu includes: eggscooked to order, home fries,pork sausage, french toast,regular and blueberrypancakes, toast (white,wheat or rye), coffee, tea,juice, and milk. This monthsspecial is “ham–n-grits.”

STAND UP FOR VETS

COMEDY SHOWThe North GreenbushAmerican Legion, located at111 Main Avenue inWynantskill, will be hosting aStand Up for Vets ComedyShow featuring our very ownEddie Clark and SouthCarolina’s good ole boy CooterDouglas on Saturday,September 22nd, 7PM seatingand 8PM showtime.Cost is $12 in advance and $15at the door. Call 283-1055(American Legion).

ELIZABETH DuBOIS WINS TWO TITLES IN

‘MISS UNCLE SAM PAGEANT’Elizabeth DuBois won twotitles in the ‘Miss Uncle SamPageant’ on Saturday, August18th. Elizabeth was voted‘Most Photogenic’ and ‘FirstRunner-Up’ in the 7-9 year oldage division. You can helpcelebrate Uncle Sam withElizabeth and all the otherwinners on September 16that the Troy Uncle Sam Parade.Look for Elizabeth riding in a

convertible. Elizabeth DuBois’ sponsors for the 2012 YoungMiss Uncle Sam Pageant include: Aering Green EquestrianCenter, JCP Portraits in the Crossgates Mall (Jennifer Pailley),and Bella Moda Hair Salon (Jessica Gray).

SCHOHARIE REBOUNDS WITH

300th CELEBRATIONSchoharie will celebrate its 300th anniversary with a weekend ofcommemorative events beginning at 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7th throughSunday, Sept. 9th.An opening ceremony will be held at 5 p.m. Friday in the CountyCourtyard featuring guest speakers Congressman Chris Gibson,Senator James Seward and Assemblyman Peter Lopez. Anecumenical service will be held at the Palatine House at 7 PM, alongwith a candlelight tour of the house. Entertainment will take placearound town and a fireworks show will be held later in the evening,with parking available at Schoharie Central School.The festivities continue on Saturday, starting with a pancake breakfast8 to 11 a.m. and a Welcome Palatines program at Lasell Hall. Therewill be entertainment throughout the village all day, and 300-centspecials at local businesses. A youth fair will be held from 10 a.m. to5 p.m. on Depot Lane, where 19th century living history will beperformed, as well as Colonial history at the Old Stone Fort andPalatine House. Local authors and artists will be on hand to discusstheir work. Tours, food, games and displays will round out theday’s events, ending with an outdoor movie screening at dusk infront of the courthouse.Events begin at 1 p.m., Sunday with the Schoharie Fire Department’sGrand Parade down Main Street, ending at Lasell Hall. A communitygathering will follow, featuring music, speeches, proclamations, food,awards and prizes.A full list of events, times and locations is available at http://www.schohariepromo.org, or by [email protected].

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Certified Chimney SweepCleaning, inspections, repairs forwoodstoves, fireplaces, furnacechimneys. Don’t forget your dryervent! Senior discounts. 372-1664www.bluegoosecleaning.com

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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

COMPUTER REPAIRReboot Computers. We fix PC &Macs. Low rates. (518) 326-0140

DEBRIS REMOVALAttics/ B’ment / Garage, Cons.cleanup. We take it all! 727-4068

DECKS/PRESSURE WASHINGkeep your home and your deckclean. town or country. local cell.618-8051

DIVORCEUncontested papers prepared$299(Incl. poor person app)Separation agreements avai. 274-0380

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

DUMPSTER RENTALS6, 12, & 16 yard avail. Clean outsattics, b’ments, etc. Ray Mason573-1133 Steve Mason 573-7464

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

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

FIREWOOD2 year seasoned hardwood. Cut,split del. $200/cord. 674-3179

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GUTTERSEmpire Seamless Gutters(518) 732-2761, 577-8311

GUTTERS/ SEAMLESSThe Gutter Guy. Cleaning & repairalso available. Fully ins.24 yearsexp. 339-3231

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

HANDYMANCarpentry, masonry, flooring,paint, repairs, pressure wash, tilework. Ins. Fee est. 764-2679

HANDYMAN REPAIR30 years experience. Kitchens,baths, carpentry, roofing,plumbing, electrical, etc. 526-1604

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HOME REPAIR AND MOREPainting, masonry, elec. plumbing25 years. refs, Ken 857-7689

HOUSE CLEANINGUsing Green cleaners. Call forprice. Bonded. Jill 727-1342

HOUSECLEANINGFree est., senior discount. No jobtoo small. Valerie (518) 235-3294

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Lawn MowingVery reasonable rates. 674-1115or 258-6213 Rich Sager.

LAWNMOWER REPAIRMost brands, used machines also,pickup & delivered. Mike Horowitz (518) 477-8378

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

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

PAINTINGMeticulous int/ext. fully ins. freeest, refs 20yrs exp.Mark 477-1069

PAINTING- INT. / EXTERIOR Unbeatable prices. 20% off. Exp.,fully ins. Free estimates 491-8090

PAINTING/PAPER HANGINGInterior / exterior painting. Drywallhanging and taping. Over 30 yrs.experience. Leonard 733-9786

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

POOL CLOSINGSSafety covers. End of season linerspecials. Renovations 268-9764

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

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

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The Brunswick CommunityAssistance Aux. is sponsoringa Flea Market on Sept. 29that the Gilead Lutheran Churchon the corner of RT 7 and 278from 9AM till 3PM. Tables are$15 each or $12 for outdoorspace. Don’t delay! Call 279-9158 or 279-9177 to reserve.

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It is a pleasure to list the 477 students who qualified for theAlgonquin Honor Roll by attaining one of the following standardsof scholastic achievement.Merit Roll - Average of 88-91, with no grade below 70 and noincompletes; Honor Roll - Average of 92-95, with no gradebelow 70 and no incompletes; High Honor Roll - Average of 96to 100, with no grade below 70 and no incompletesIn addition, to qualify for any list a student may not have aWork Habits or Citizenship grade of “Need Improvement” or“Unsatisfactory” in any subject.Grade 6: High Honor Roll: Abby Bergmann, HannahBrisee, Alana Carroll, Emily Conway, Leah Debboli, Thea Dimin,Kylie Gavitt, John Giannone, Ryan Gutheil, Madison Hasbrouck,Emily Henricks, Alyssa Herbold, Pearl Herzig, Julia Huntley,Stephanie Jankovic, Danielle Kiely, Emma Limoges, LaurenMcClure, Gabrielle Moore, Ian Moore, Lydia Murphy, MorganNichols, Caitlin O’Neill, Farrell Pelcher, Sonia Popal, KatherineRollins, Kristina Sanchez, Kristen Schaefer, Heidi Schuman,Cameran Schwarz, Jacob Snyder, Ryan Stewart, Mara Strich,Cooper Willis and Whitney Wilson. Grade 6: Honor Roll:Lilyanna Ainsley, Morgan Angrisano, Cierra Bailey, Evan Bell,Elizabeth Burridge, Abigail Chenette, Lauren Combs, JuliaCorellis, Susan Cretaro, Connor Cusson, Mark Deastyne, SerenaDeJulio, Ryan Deo, Olivia Dubois, Brady DuPont, ZacharyEffman, Eden Faliveno, Jessica Farley, Nicholas Ferra, AlexandraFilm, Amanda Finelli, Emma Flint, Lydia Flynn, Christina Gladding,Heath Glasgow, Loren Heck, Samantha Herrington, ConnorHicks, Alexander Holcomb, Sally Holden, Madelyne Holmes,William Hynes, Adam Johnson, Sydney Jones, Nathan Lapinski,Victoria Lee, Justin Lettko, Jessica Liberty, Ariel Loucks, AlyssaMakar, Sara Marks, Dylan Mather-Richardson, Mary BethMcDade, Paul McGreevy, Derek McMahon, Sierra Miner, IsabelMorris, Katherine Munyan, Zachary Nichols, Megan Novak,Luciano Pascarella, Isabella Pastore, Leah Paulson, Emily Popp,Noah Prashaw, Jade Qua, Rachel Quell, Courtney Ries, JadeRodriguez, Matthew Romano, Sierra Rooney, Megan Rumenapp,Melissa Schupp, Gabrielle Signorelli, Kevin Silver, Noah Snyder,Claudia Stay, Victoria Stein, Jacob Stewart, Garrett Wagner,Zachary Whitmore, Amelia Wilson, Mallory Wood and RaymondYeung. Grade 6: Merit Roll: Andrea Arellano, Connor Balter,Kaitlyn Bates, Alexis Beardsley, Nicholas Bigelow, AiriannaBourdages, Alana Brennan, Shannon Carney, AmberChamberlain, Abigail Clark, Kaitlin DeFlumer, Jared DeWolf, HanaDollar, Madeline Dunigan, Erik Dunn, Tanner Dunworth, JamesEly, Nicholas Ferlito, Mackenzy Ferra, Cheyanne Fink, AndreaGarrow, Anthony Germinerio, Henry Ghent, Courtney Gorleski,Catherine Hannigan, Michael Hansen, Lucas Harland, BrookeHastings, Margaret Hayes, Hope Heritage, Amanda Hyson,Jacqueline Jurs, Jeremy Jurs, Michaela Kalendek-Mosley, EvanKortz, Ryan Kronau, James Lachar, James Madsen, GraceMarrochello, Anna-Leah Martin, Caelan McPherson, Jack Paris,Richard Pascucci, Gavin Quinn, Victoria Radley, Shea Slocum,Luke Switzer, Sean Wheeler, Phillip White, Danielle Wilkins andColin Zieske. Grade 7: High Honor Roll: Julia Adams, JohnAretakis III, Andrea Balogh, Payton Bielawski, William Bornt,Joseph Bott, Amanda Bourne, Cassandra Bruzdzinski, ChristinaBucci, Christina Burgazoli, Dominick Carnevale, Taylor Clement,Nora Collins, Jeanna DiPaolo, Mackenzi Flynn, Brendan Garrow,Sarah Garzione, Katherine Glanton, Emily Haworth, SarahHerbold, Trevor Hrubecky, Hannah Katz, Rebecca Kelly, BradKenneally, Jordan Kennedy, Lauryn King, Rachel Koch, CammyKwok, Zachary Lanoue, Eric LaPointe, Zachary Larkin, JessicaMalenfant, Makayla Martinez, Anne McKenna, Leslie Mead,Kristin Morin, Maeve Morrissey, Ryan Nolan, Olivia Novak, TylerPetell, Lena Piche, Nicholas Purdy, Rebecca Re, Molly Riegert,Christopher Ryan, Jamie Salerno, Robert Schmitz, ShannonSeeberger, Alyssa Sicko, Kyle Snyder, Angelina Solomon, KathrynStackrow, Kelsey VanFleet, Laura Wendell, Kathleen Williams,Conor Willie, Zoe Willson and Daniel Wrenn. Grade 7:Honor Roll: Breanne Agan, Gabriella Alberino, Gregory Allard,John Anton, Madeline Benevento, Alexander Bubie, RileyBulmer, Dylan Burns, Sydney Burton, Savanna Caldwell,Zachary Canaperi, Sarah Carlson, Taylor Catlin, Oliver Clayton,

Olivia Crouch, Dennis Dobert, Ashley Easterling, MaxwellEverett, Jack Ferlito, Liam Gelder, Charles Gilmore, Jr., ZacharyGregware, Harley Hanagan, Alexandra Hansen, BrandonHarris, Alicia Hartzell, Taylor Head, Deanna Heffner, MaryHellman, Samara Holmes, Gareth Kaedy, Kevin Kelly, SadieKerwin, Keeley Kocsis, Abigail Kronau, Skyler Leveroni, RyanLong, James Lownsbury, Alexzander McCullen, MakenzieMinkler, Alexandra Moak, Kammie Momrow, Morgan Moscinski,Allison Mullen, Christian Nash, Michael Premo, Haley Quinn,Brianna Razzano, Kendall Reiter, Cameron Roberts, BrittneyRohrmiller, Emily Rousseau, Samantha Schupp, Kaila Siddon,Amber Smithies, Laura St. Germain, Zachary Sweet, HannaTeal, Skyler Thibeault, Madison Vogel, Summer Ward, AlexanderWhite, Trinity Wohlferd, Ryan Wood and Abigail Zalucky. Grade7: Merit Roll: Cooper Bentley, Bailey Bourdages, Lily Buckley,Maggie Bulmer, Christian Capone, Olivia Cardish, Jack Chevalier,McKensi Duncan, Cassiana Enderle, Colin Ferlito, Joseph Finelli,Dennon Fisher, Katherine Hart, Brianna Isby, Harley Kahler,Austin Maiello, Sarah Manfred, Alexander McCarthy, LeahMorin, Shane Nethercott, Charles Olson, Emily Pitts, MikalaRussman, Lucas Scanu, Matthew Schumaker, Cameron Simard,Marissa St. Pierre, Alexander Styczynski, Tyler Swint, CassieWalsh, Jacob White and Noah Yearsley. Grade 8: High HonorRoll: Andrew Baker, Megan Balter, Kathryn Bartosik, LiamCarroll, Cameron Coffey, Megan Coutin, Suzanna Coyne, EvanCrawley, Carly Davis, Michael DeVito, Alyssa DonVito, HunterDuPont, Franchesca Finelli, Victoria Fisher, Madeline Gibbons,Marisa Heiserman, Mikayla Holmes, Emmalee Hoppe, DylanJones, Nicolas Kalinowski, Tyler Kelly, Meredith Kenneally, DanielLaPointe, Meagan Lettko, Samantha Marks, Olivia Marrochello,Brian Masella, Claire Millington, Daniel Morone, Amanda Mosall,Victoria Panzanaro, Jacob Pitts, Elizabeth Pugliese, SummerPylant, Zoe Raffo, Jordan Rockwell, Daminica Ryan, StephenRyan, Elyse Scott, Mattison Sicko, Anthony Siddon, EvanSimkulet, Caroline Slyer, Kathryn Toth, Carli Voellm, AmandaVrsalovic, CaiLi Wachtel, Allison Wark and Aleksandra Wocher.Grade 8: Honor Roll: Steven Beattie, Emily Bell, Jenna Bell,Emily Bergerson, Matalyn Bergmann, Kristin Bomba, JanieBreen, Alex Cahill, Sydney Carey, Alexander Carpenter,Madeline Carroll, Jeremy Carter, Joseph Cauwenberghs, RobertCetrino, James Clark, David Cocca, Emily Cretaro, AustinCrosier, Mikayla Culnan, Robert Deeb, Timothy Dunn, JohnFarash, Dylan Farley, Olivia Fisher, Brian Giddings, Alanna Gill,Caleigh Haggerty, Justin Hansen, Sean Harrington, CameronHasbrouck, Jessica Hayes, Jacob Heritage, Emily Howard,Margaret Hoyt, Amber Jones, Sydney Julien, Elizabeth Kiley-Bergen, Jordan Kittle, Emma Lamoureux, Ann Lettko, KaitlynLudder, Emma Mancino, Carissa Marto, Sarah Meemken,Shannon Meyer, Benjamin Miller, Isaiah Moak, Trenton Moore,Jacob Morizio, Gillian Morris, Jennifer Mosher, MorganOliksowycz, Katie Orecki, Hayley Peterson, Jonathan Pinho,Katelyn Pohlmann, Lily Prashaw, Cade Pytell, Allyson Quinn,Benjamin Quinones, Sean Robert, Tiffany Roberts, JennaSafford, April Sanford, Frank Scaturro, Kayla Seeberger,Hannah Shoemaker, Nina Sivaslian, Jessica Slavin, BrittnayWade, Hannah Weatherwax, Amanda Young and Sean Zelenke.Grade 8: Merit Roll: Michael Ames, Charles Ballard,John Barnes, Molly Biittig, Bethany Brechbill, Kayliegh Catlin,Kyrsten Changa, Elijah Chin, Abbey Clobridge, Rachel Cody,Thomas Culnan, Jonathan Deck, Alexandra Fazio, Joshua Flint,Jessica Gordon, David Halpin, Brianna Holser, Devin Holser,Zachary Horan, Madeline Illenberg, Lorann Kearney, KyleKidney, Celeste Lopez, Lidia LoPorto, John Lyons, AmeliaMamone, Caroline McPartlin, Lukas Morgan, Donald Nash,Ashlee Price, Breanna Rooney, Lily Scoville, Erik Silver, JessicaStrock, Max Tempel, Christian Testo, Alexander Thomas, IsaiahThomas, Jonathan Van Vleck, Scott White and Megan Woods.

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DICICCO, EDA MARIAEAST GREENBUSH – Eda MariaDiCicco, 94, passed away onSaturday, August 25, 2012 fromnatural causes. Born inTorrington, CT, She was thedaughter of the late Achilles andTeresa (Rossi) DiCicco.Eda was a resident of Uxbridge,MA and East Greenbush. Shewas the owner of Ida’s BeautyShop and Elite Coiffeur for acombined fifty years. Eda alsoworked as a sales associate withSibley’s and Burlington CoatFactory, where she earned manyawards for customer service. Shewas a member of Full GospelChurch in Rensselaer. In her freetime, she enjoyed gardening,cooking and arts. Her number onepassion was music; she enjoyedsinging in the church choir. Edaspent time teaching hergrandchildren how to cook andwas fond of vacationing in CapeCod. She was a lover of animalsand fan of the Boston Red Sox.Along with her parents, Eda waspredeceased by her four brothers;four sisters; lifelong companionand father of her children, WalterJohn Mularczyk and grandsonJohn C. Collier.She is survived by her daughtersJulie (Charles) Collier of EastGreenbush and Terry (Ken)DeYoung of Sutton, MA ; sisterRita Demers; brother JosephDiCicco; grandchildren MichaelDunphy, Tara Colonair, Edmund(Tanya), Chris (Becky) andJuliana; granddaughter-in-lawAmy Collier; great-grandchildrenEdmund, Jr., Travis and John, andmany nieces and nephews.A funeral service will be held onThursday at 6:00 pm at NewComer Cannon Funeral Home,343 New Karner Road, Colonie.Calling hours will precede theservice from 4:00 to 6:00 pm atthe funeral home. MemorialContributions may be made to theAlzheimer’s Association ofNortheastern New York, PineWest Plaza, Bldg. 4, Suite 405,Washington Avenue Ext., Albany,NY 12205 or Mohawk & HudsonRiver Humane Society, 3 OaklandAvenue, Menands, NY 12204 inEda’s name. To leave a specialmessage online for the family, visitwww.NewcomerAlbany.com

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IN TROYMark your calendars for the4th annual InternationalFestival, hosted by Troy LittleItaly, on Saturday, September22, from 11am to 7pm. Enjoygreat ethnic food, music,children’s activities, crafts,cultural displays, and more.Location: The outdoormarketplace on Hil l St.between Washington St. andLiberty St.Contact: Jane Otto, [email protected]


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LEGAL NOTICEEAST GREENBUSH EQUITYLLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec.of State (SSNY) 7/30/2012. Officein Rensselaer Co. SSNY desig.agent of LLC upon whom processmay be served. SSNY shall mailcopy of process to 568 ColumbiaTpke., East Greenbush, NY12061, which is also the principalbusiness location. Purpose: Anylawful purpose.

Name of LLC: LJ ConstructionLLC. Arts. of Org. filed with NYDept. of State: 5/21/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.Sec. of State designated agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served and shall mailprocess to: 14 Mason St., Troy,NY 12180. Purpose: any lawfulactivity.

NATIONAL PROMOTIONREPORTS, LLC (the “LLC”) filedArticles of Organization with theNY Secretary of State ("SOS") on8/21/12. LLC office is inRensselaer County. SOS wasdesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SOS shall mailcopy of any process served to2508 Fawn Ridge, Castleton, NewYork 12033. The purpose of theLLC is any lawful act or activity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION of ElmTree Holdings LLC Articles of Org.filed with Secy. of State of N.Y.(SSNY) on 7/29/2012. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shallmail process to: 20 Elm Court,Wynantskill, NY 12198. Purpose:Any lawful activity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFGREENMED CONSULTING, LLCArticles of Organization were filedwith Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 7/12/2012. 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 522 North LakeAvenue, Troy, NY 12180.Purpose: Any lawful activity.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Women R Sisters, LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 08/01/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC,Women R Sisters, LLP,782 Third Avenue, Troy, NewYork 12182. Purpose: For anylawful purpose.

NOTICE of formation of limitedliability company (LLC) for anylegal purpose. The name of theLLC is ENSTAR RECYCLING,LLC. Articles of Organizationwere filed with the Secretary ofState (SSNY) on July 9, 2012.Office Location is RensselaerCounty. SSNY has beendesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. SSNY shall maila copy of process to the LLC at777 Hoosick Road, Troy, NewYork 12180.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: I-AM-CONSTRUCTIONOF NY LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 07/30/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 6 Finch Court,Rensselaer, New York 12144.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Kontakuto Karate, LLC.Articles of Organization were filedwith the Secretary of State of NewYork (SSNY) on 04/23/2012.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 KontakutoKarate LLC, c/o Laura CaseyEtter,1580 Columbia Turnpike,Suite 1, Bld. 2.Castleton, NY12033. Purpose: For any lawful

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NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: 53-55 SECOND AVENUELLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofNew York (SSNY) on 7/16/12.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, 29McDonald Avenue, Rensselaer,New York 12144. Purpose: Forany lawful purpose.

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The name of the LLC is DRGMANAGEMENT LLC. The Articlesof Organization of the LLC werefiled with the NY Secretary ofState on August 9, 2012. Thepurpose of the LLC is to engage inany lawful act or activity. Theoffice of the LLC is to be locatedin Rensselaer County. TheSecretary of State is designatedas the agent of the LLC uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served. The address towhich the Secretary of State shallmail a copy of any processagainst the LLC is 158 4th Street,Troy, NY 12180.

NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME:99 WASHINGTONAVENUE LLC.Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 7/16/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail a copy of processto the LLC, 29 McDonald Avenue,Rensselaer, New York 12144.Purpose: For any lawful purpose.

Notice of Formation of MingalabarProperties, L.L.C., Arts of Org.filed with NY Secy of State(SSNY) on 07/18/12. Officelocation: Rensselaer County.SSNY is designated as agent ofLLC upon whom process againstit may be served. SSNY shall mailprocess to 126 George Street,Green Island, NY 12183. Purpose:any alwful activity.

SCHOOL TAX COLLECTOR'SNOTICE

AVERILL PARK CENTRALSCHOOL DISTRICT

Towns of: Berlin, Brunswick, EastGreenbush, East Nassau,Nassau, North Greenbush,Poestenkill, Sand Lake,Schodack, Stephentown.Owners of real property located inthat portion of the Averill ParkCentral School District, County ofRensselaer, New York, takenotice that taxes will be receivedfrom September 4, 2012 throughOctober 31, 2012.Taxes may be paid in person atthe District Office located at 146Gettle Rd, Averill Park, NY 12018during regular business hours orby mail to, Averill Park CSD TaxCollector, PO Box 57, Averill Park,NY 12018. Please present yourtax bill with payment.From September 4 throughSeptember 30, 2012 NOPENALTY will be charged. A twopercent (2%) penalty will beadded from October 1, 2012through October 31, 2012.October 31, 2012 will be the lastday for payment of taxes. Allunpaid taxes will be turned over tothe Rensselaer County Treasurerat that time.~ Catina Riley, Tax Collector

Jubilee Daycare has limitedopenings for toddlers & pre-schoolers. 674-2705

Mary’s TLC lic’d. home daycarehas openings. Learning program,outdoor play, lots of extras. CenterBrunswick area. Call for moreinformation 279-1755

Openings at A Sunshine PalaceDaycare. Call 237-0556

West Sand Lk mom has F/Topenings. 20 yrs. exp. Refs. 674-8693

CHILD CAREChild care, my East Greenbushhome. Excellent refs, reasonablerates. Ask for Carol 894-0526

Childcare in my AP home. F/T andP/T openings. Reasonable rates.Lots of extras. 956-1243

FT/PT childcare in my Greenbusharea home. CPR cert. 283-8028

Jack and Jill Preschool. LimitedFall spots. 283-5158

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Iorio Management LLC Arts. ofOrg. filed with SSNY on 7/30/2012Off. Loc.: Rensselaer Cnty. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC whomprocess may be served. SSNYshall mail process to: c/o TheLLC, 26 Ternan Ave., EastGreenbush, NY 12061. Purpose:all lawful activities.

TRK PIZZA, LLC, a domesticLLC, Arts. of Org. filed with theSSNY on 8/1/12. Office location:Rensselaer County. SSNY isdesignated as agent upon whomprocess against the LLC may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto: The LLC, 14 Hansen Rd.,Schaghticoke, NY 12154. GeneralPurposes.

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PLATEAU TRAVERSE

• Saturday and Sunday,September 8th & 9th - This isa strenuous two day hike withsome off trail bushwhackingand signif icant elevationchange. We will be travelingapproximately 15 miles eachday. Participants must be inexcellent physical condition.$10 suggested donation tooffset fuel costs. As part ofthe Hudson River ValleyRamble, preregistration isrequired. This is your chanceto see some beautiful areasof the Plateau that are notopen to the public. Become aPlateau End to Ender or joinus for just one day. This hikeis part of the Hudson RiverValley Ramble. We will meetat Pineridge Cross Country SkiArea and take shuttles toGarfield Road in Stephentownand will hike north back toPineridge. Participants arewelcome to camp with acamper or tent on Friday andSaturday night at Pineridge.We will have a campfire eachnight, will be cooking dinneron Saturday evening andbreakfast on Sundaymorning. In the morning onSunday, we will continue ourjourney north to the northernescarpment of the Plateau,with a stop at the newlyrefurbished Grafton FireTower. At the end of the daywe will be met by shuttles thatwill bring us back to Pineridgeto pick up our cars. Topreregister, please [email protected] call Jim at (518) 794-9160.Cosponsored by the Friendsof Dyken Pond, the DykenPond Environmental EducationCenter, Rensselaer PlateauAlliance, Rensselaer LandTrust, Pineridge CrossCountry Ski Area andSKYHIGH Adventures.


EMPLOYMENTHELP WANTED

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

Auto mechanic, PT and FT. EastGreenbush area 423-5051

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

Kristy’s Barn PT retail, weekendsrequired & some weekday shifts.Over 18 only. Apply in person

Live in PCA or HHA positionsavail. 2 - 5 days per week. CallConcepts of Health Care @ 885-

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Nail tech needed Cutloose SalonN. Greenbush. 286-1980, Cindy

Story Place Preschool is lookingfor a FT Certified Early ChildhoodEDU Teacher, Certified T.A., and1:1 Aide in our enthusiasticpreschool, working closely with 3-5 yr olds. Comp. salary & benefitsoffered in a supportive envir. StartASAP. Email resumes to: [email protected] or fax(518) 477-7167

SLCA PRESENTS JAMES KEELAGHAN

IN CONCERTSand Lake Center for theArts presents JamesKeelaghan in concert onSat., Sept. 8, at 8pm.Known as “Canada’sfinest singer/songwriter.. . a man for all seasons,”James has received theesteemed Juno award(Canada’s Grammy). He

is acclaimed from Australia to England and Scandinavia with hismasterful storytelling, lilting bariton and driving rhythmic guitar.Tickets are $16 and reservations can be made at 518-674-2007 or www.slca-ctp.org. The SLCA is located at 2880 NY43, Averill Park, NY. There is plenty of free parking.

LEGISLATORS MOURN PASSING OF

JOHN KACHARIANMembers of the Rensselaer County Legislature are mourningthe passing of John Kacharian, who spent decades informingresidents about local history and history and use of theAmerican flag.A resident of Sand Lake, Kacharian died this week after a longillness.Kacharian was nationally recognized as an expert of the historyand proper use of the American flag. Kacharian had beenconsulted on proper placement of the flag in the legislativechambers and lent his talents and experience regarding theflag to many organizations and municipalities. “If you had a question about the American flag, John Kacharianwas the man to see. He was an expert on the origins andhistory of the flag, and knew all the protocols on how to correctlydisplay or use the flag,” said Chairman of the Legislature MartinReid.Legislator Tom Walsh worked with Kacharian at the WatervlietArsenal. A graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,Kacharian founded museums at the Arsenal and helpeddocument and collect history from the venerable armsmanufacturing site. “John Kacharian played a very important role in documentingand preserving the history of the Watervliet Arsenal, whichhas produced weapons and supplies to defend our nation sincethe War of 1812. Without John’s work, much of the history ofthe Arsenal would have been lost or never discovered,” saidWalsh.Kacharian also took an interest in civic affairs, including theTroy Flag Day parade. He was also active in the Armeniancommunity. Legislator Harry Tutunjian met Kacharian at theSt. Peter’s Apostolic Church. “John was a good and patriotic man. He was a pillar of theFlag Day parade, and he loved his community, his church andflag. He will be missed and we share our condolences with hismany friends and family,” said Tutunjian.A resolution to mourn the passing of Kacharian and to recognizehis accomplishments will be introduced for consideration at anupcoming meeting of the Legislature this fall.

HALF MOON

BUTTON CLUBThe Half Moon Button Club willmeet on September 12th at11AM at the BethlehemLibrary, 451 DelawareAvenue, Delmar. Aprofessional jewelry maker willdemonstrate adding beads tobuttons and them makingbracelets with them. Bring abrown bag lunch. All arewelcome. For moreinformation, call Kathy at 393-3156.

DROP-IN RESUME CRITIQUE PROGRAMJessica Litwin from Hudson Valley Community College’s Centerfor Careers and Employment wil l be on-hand at theLansingburgh Branch of the Troy Public Library to”Critique YourResume” and offer helpful hints on how to make it moreeffective. This one-hour drop-in session will be held onWednesday, September 12th, at 6PM at the Troy Public Library’sLansingburgh Branch. Please call the library at 235-5310 toreserve a time slot.This program is free and open to the public. The Troy PublicLibrary’s Lansingburgh Branch is located at 27 114th Street,Troy.

WAGGING TALESThe Troy Public Librarypresents Wagging Talesstarring Bubba The ReadingRetriever. Come meet him onselected Saturday’s beginningon September 15th and 29that 11AM at the Main Branch.Please cal l 274-7071 toregister for a 15 minute spotto read your favorite book tohim.

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NEIGHBORHOOD

MEETINGThe City of RensselaerNorthend Neighborhoodmeeting wil l be held onThursday, September 13th, at7 pm. The meeting will be heldat the Northend Fire Stationin the Community Room. Anyquestions, please contact RichMooney @[email protected] orMargaret Van Dyke [email protected].

MARRIAGE

ENCOUNTER

WEEKENDMarriage Encounter Weekendfor couples who desire to putthe spark and romance backinto their marriage, improvetheir communication, revi-talize their relationship andget away for a weekend. Heldat a local motel.The next weekend isSeptember 22-23.Reservations required. Call279-3243 for information.

AVERILL PARK COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA

SEEKS PLAYERSThe Averill Park Community Orchestra welcomes anyone whoplays a musical instrument and would like to be part of anorchestra. Rehearsals in preparation for a December 9 concertwill be held at the Algonquin Middle School of the Averill ParkSchool District on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM and begin onSeptember 12. However, even if you should have to miss thefirst few practices, please don’t let that deter you from joiningus to not only have fun, but also to learn more about musicand team playing. Perhaps you haven’t played your instrumentfor several years, however, you would surprise yourself as tohow you can still make music from it. Especially needed areflute, oboe, violin, viola, cello, bass, French horn, tromboneand percussion. However, all other instruments are alsowelcome. If interested, please contact Janine Budesheim at518-674-5917 or email her at [email protected]

SENIOR MEMBERSHIP MEETINGOn Friday, September 7, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. there will be aMembership Meeting at the Rensselaer County’s Everett WagarSenior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton. All membersare welcome and encouraged to attend. Join us and be a partof the decisions that affect your senior center. Stay for ournoon meal after the meeting for a suggested donation of $2.50.Entrée for lunch will be; Baked Meatloaf w/Gravy. To makereservations for lunch, call the center at 279-3485.


REAL ESTATE

East Greenbush. 37 Best LutherRd. (off of Luther Rd). Sept. 7-8,8-4. House contents, quality sale.Loaded with antique furniture.(Pier mirror, victorian, country,marble tops, book cases, tables,etc). Glassware (Hawks, Heisey,etc). Pottery (crocks with Blue,Mettach, Weller). Artwork, (prints,paintings, water colors), Oldbooks and magazines, linens,

(homespun, popcorn, coverlets,vintage ladies clothing and hats).Oriental rugs, household, gardentools. PJ’s estate sale.

Multi family sale. Horizon View Dr.East Greenbush. Sept. 8, 8-2.

Neighborhd 9/8, 9-3. Deer CreekRd. off Rt. 351. All items must go!

Sept. 8, 9-5. Shaver Rd. WestSand Lake. Household, furniture.

The “Music Man” &“Clothes Collector”

ESTATE SALESept 7, Fri 10am-7pm

Tent/Garage Opens at 10amHouse Opens at Noon

Sept 8 & 9, Sat & Sun 9 to 425 Newton Rd, NewtonvilleOff Rt 9, between Newtonville

Post Office & Maxwell Rd.House & 30’X20’ tent packedfull of sizes 16-24W beautifulname brand clothing,shoes,

handbags, 1950s mid-centurymodern Danish furnitureincluding bedrm, dining,

livingrm, upholstered Eames-style chairs, 1950’s barrel

swivel chairs w/ leather seats, 5bar stools, art, tools, toys,

electronics,old albums, 45s, CDs, 1950sebony Steinway baby grand

piano, 1989 Olds 98 Regency4-DR, jewelry, 100s of new gifts

for $1 ea, 20+ cartons newethnic greeting cards w/

envelopes. Cash Only! No CCs.

WANTEDAntique cement block makingmachine, complete. 279-1496

FOR SALE(5) tires, 32x11.5x15R. GeneralGrabbers, $500. for all. 279-4242

1890 front door 32”x79 3/4”, plusstorm door 32 1/2”x 81” w/ screeninset, original crank doorbell andorginal key. $250. 766-9037

5 Hitachi Roof Nail Guns, $100.ea./o.b.o.; Pick-up ladder racks, 1full size. Ext. cab, 1 sm.Ford/Chevy, $200. ea./ obo. 495-7001

AKC Black Lab, 1 male. 13weeks, wormed, shots, vetchecked, $650. 658-2089

Bow Bear White Tail ll, all setup.Ready to go. $150. 390-9900

Hay for sale. 1st cutting. Grassmix. 45 lbs. bales. $4.00 ea.Pittstown 663-5257

Steinway Grand Piano. Mintcond..0 2006 Steinway L w/ artistbench. $42,000. Appraised at$46,500. 459-7799

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE

Residential vacant land. Lookingto downsize? Niskayuna, ColonieSchools. Walk to golf, tennis,cross-country skiing .703-6060Patrick, private seller. Privatefinancing may be an option.

REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

New Lebanon 2 BR mobile home,set up in park. No pets. Lease.$700. 477-6222

HOMES FOR SALE2 BR townhouse, located in No.Greenbush, 1 mi. from Target &Wal-mart. $199,900. Finishedbasement, 2 car gar. noassociation fees, 518-321-3746

Averill Park. 1 yr. Colonial, 3 BR,2.5 ba. Open porch, 2+ privateacres. $269,900. Castleton ,historic 3 BR newer kitchen,enclosed porch, fenced yard.$125,000. Castleton spaciousremodeled 3 BR, 2 ba. largeenclosed porch, river view.$108,000. Nassau ranch, 2 BR, 1ba. 2 porches, open floor plan,fenced yd. $89,000. Poestenkillcolonial 4 BR, 3.5 ba. formal DR,2 fireplaces, 1st floor master suite,2 private acres $349,000. RealProperty Enterprises 477-7300

E.Greenbush $159,900. Lovelyranch 3 BR, lg. mstr, den, 1.5 ba.hdwd fls. dry bsmt. Schodackbeautifully restored Victorian 4BR, den, 2 ba., acre $187K.Bicentennial Realty 439-3905

For sale. Clifton Park adult park.beautiful 14x70 2 BR, 1.5 ba. enclporch, appl’s. shed, c/a f/p.Ready to move in, great price.237-4562

Nassau area. New manufacturedhome for sale or rent, 3 BRs,small pets considered, large sites,quiet park, kit. appliance package,28 ft. pressure treated deck,landscaped lot, paved drivewayand walkway. $47,900. interestedcall 766-3572.

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

East Greenbush spacious 1 BRapt with office. Heat, hardwoodfloors. NP Lease. $800. 477-6222

East Greenbush, small, suitablefor 1 person. $400., heat & elec.included. Security (518) 441-5669

New Lebanon 1 BR with heat.$650. No pets. Years lease. 477-6222

Renss. 1 BR, on bus line, withback yard, W/D hookup, 1 yr.lease, N/P , N/S,. 1st mo. + sec.& refs. required. 427-7163

SYCAWAY, quiet dead end street,1br, ideal for 1, private entranceNS, NP $650, (518) 274-5197

Troy/ Sycaway. 2 BR flat, 2nd fl.,N/S, no pets, Call 274-0089,Leave message.

W Sand Lk, heat /hot water incl.1BR, 2nd flr. o/s prk. NS, NPAvail. now. $700+ Sec. 376-5222

West Sand Lake Village. $750 +util, 2 BR, 2nd flr. w/d hkup.partial heat incl. Refs, sec. dep.Avail. 9/1/12 229-7057

Wyantskill 1 & 2 BR apt. Countrysetting. hot water, garbageremoval. Appl’s. Laundry onpremises. NS. NP. $650/$700+security, + deposit. 283-9866

Wynantskill well maintained , 10min. to Troy - 20 min. Albany,country, large 2 BR, 1 BA incl.heat. Lease. No dogs, no smokng.$960. 813-6795

HOUSE FOR RENTAverill Park, newly renovated, 3BR ranch. $1150+. Quietneighborhood. Private yard. 477-2953

OPEN HOUSESun 3-5, F.S.B.O., 6 yr. old ranch,2,100+ sq.ft, 3BR. 2BA, 2 car gar.,Handicap access. Gl. Lk. 2602NY43/66 Av. Pk 712-5038

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ANIMAL ADOPTIONAdopt a llama. Training included.Fencing, shelter, zoning [email protected]

FREE PROGRAM ON

DIABETES TESTING

The Diabetes Center at AlbanyMemorial Hospital will offer a free,educational program entitled,“Behavior Change WithStructured Testing,” at its nextsupport group meeting,Tuesday, Sept. 11, 6 – 7 p.m.,Slingerland Auditorium, 600Northern Blvd., Albany.Rob Kay of Roche Diagnosticswill serve as speaker. He willdiscuss how patterns of bloodglucose testing can help peoplewith diabetes make healthychanges.The event is open to the public,free of charge. Free parking isavailable. A light, healthy snackwill be provided. Registration isrequested by calling the DiabetesCenter at Albany MemorialHospital, (518) 447-3500.

HOME ENERGY WORKSHOP - HOW CAN

YOU CUT YOUR HEATING COSTS!

• Thursday, September 13, 6:30-8:30pm - Learn how to obtaina free or reduced-cost energy audit, what to expect from theaudit process, how to choose a contractor, incentive benefitsand energy tips. Hear about: Home Performance with ENERGYSTAR®, Home Energy Assistance, EmPower, WeatherizationAssistance, HEAP, and low-interest loans for solar or wind energysystems. Program presented by New York State EnergyResearch and Development Authority. Light refreshmentsserved. Register: Christine at (518) 859-4363,[email protected]. Location will be at Sage Colleges inTroy, room to be determined.

APARTMENTS FORRENT

$875+ util. Nassau. Large 2 BR.No pets, no smoking. Securitydeposit. Broker/owner. 477-5288

Averill Pk. 2nd flr 2 BR, suitablefor 1 $750, utilities incl. Priv. prk’gattic storage. 674-8729

Castleton 3 BR, heat and hotwater incl. w/d hkup. 1st, and sec.No smokers. $900. 732-7345

NATURE POETRY CONTEST: YOU ARE

INVITED TO SUBMIT AND VOTE!

Submissions accepted until September 14, 2012 - Do you likenature poetry? Enter your poem in the Rensselaer Land TrustNature Poetry Contest or vote for your favorites! Submissionsfor family-friendly original nature poems are accepted untilSeptember 14 and voting will close on September 16. Poemscan be about nature, your relationship with nature and/oryour experiences with nature. Accompanying supporting photosare welcome. Poems must be no longer than 200 words.Submitted poems will be posted on our Facebook Pagewww.Facebook.com/RensselaerLandTrust and a Facebook pollwill determine the winners! Top 3 winning poems receive prizes!To submit your poem, either email it to [email protected] mail it to Rensselaer Land Trust, Inc., 415 River Street,Troy, NY 12153.

BIRCHKILL ARTS

AND CRAFTS GUILD

MEETING

The September meeting of theBirchkill Arts and Craft Guildwill be held Monday, September10th, at 10 a.m. at St. Michael’sChurch Hall, 175 Williams Rd.,Troy, NY.The meeting will feature aPenny Auction. Gather somenice items you no longer needand bring them to the meeting.Join the fun...purchase tickets,browse the items that youwould like, place your ticketsin the holder and wait for thedrawing.Bring a sandwich and yourfavorite cup. Coffee/tea/desserts will be provided bythis month’s hostesses: PeggyBasalyga, Mary Jane Burke andHeidel Lansing. Invite a friendto join us. Guests and newmembers are always welcome.

Notice of Formation ofRENSSELAER EMPORIUMREALTY, LLC. Arts. of Org. filedwith the Sect'y of State of NY(SSNY) on 08.02.12. Officelocation, County of Rensselaer.SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whomprocess against it may be served.SSNY shall mail process to: c/oThe LLC, 470 North GreenbushRoad, Rensselaer, NY 12144.Purpose: any lawful act.

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4th ANNUAL CONROY CLASSIC

GOLF TOURNAMENTJoin us for the 4th Annual Conroy Classic Golf Tournament onSunday, September 23, 2012 at Frear Park Golf Course, Troy- 12:30 pm Shotgun Start. Four Person Scramble - Lunch, PigRoast Dinner, Prizes, Raffles and more.For further information, contact Jim Roarke [email protected], 785-7555 ext 12 or visit Frear ParkConservancy website: www.frearparkconservancy.org.Hosted by the Frear Park Conservancy, a non-profitorganization dedicated to improving Frear Park and preservingits historical integrity, to revive and maintain the park’s history,beauty and recreational value.

BRUNSWICK YOUTH BASEBALL

2012 FALL TRAVEL REGISTRATIONBrunswick Youth Baseball is now accepting registrations forthe Fall TRAVEL Baseball which is intended to provide anopportunity for players to continue to learn and increase theirbaseball skills. Games will be played under the supervision ofexperienced managers and coaches and will be officiated byUmpires.The season will last approximately 8 weeks beginningSeptember 2012 – October 2012. Playing approximately 16games.Players who will be 9, 10, 11 and 12 years old by May 1, 2012may register. Games will be played primarily on Saturdays atvarious fields. To register, please contact Lance Maxon [email protected].

BOWHUNTER EDUCATION TRAININGBowhunter Education Training scheduled at Bailey Mt. Fish &Game Club, Inc on Sunday, September 30th, from 7:30AM to4:30PM. Bowhunter Education Course will be held at Bailey Mt.Fish & Game Club, 531 Synders Lake Road in Wynantskill. Pre-registration is required! Pre-registration will be held at theBailey Mt. Fish & Game Club every Wednesday from 7 to 8PMstarting on Wednesday, September 5th, until class is full. Classsize is limited and based on first-come, first-served basis. Pre-register early to be sure of a class slot. Phone 286-9620.

CD CROSSFIRE GIRLS ELITE FASTPITCH

SOFTBALL16U & 18U team has openings based on position. For tryoutinformation, please contact: Coach Sears [email protected]; Coach Baker at [email protected] or visit our website: www.cdcrossfire.com.

TROY CHILDREN’S

CHORUS WELCOMES

NEW SINGERS!

Troy Children’s Chorus,Rensselaer County’s premierchildren’s community chorus,begins its 2012–2013 seasonon Tuesday, September 11. Allchildren grades 2-8 who loveto sing are invited toparticipate in this non-sectarian chorus. Rehearsalsare Tuesdays from 3:45–5 pm,and include vocal and musicreading instruction. Musicincludes the best of classical,folk, world, and Broadway.Sing for civic/communityevents such as Victorian Stroll,NYS Tree Lighting (EmpireState Plaza), festivals, andmore. Conducted by Maury A.Castro, M.S.M. Rehearsalsheld at First UnitedPresbyterian Church (1915Fifth Ave., downtown Troy).Semester fee: $25. Call272.2771 ext. 14 for moreinformation, or gotowww.troychildrenschorus.org.

FALL FOLIAGE TRIP

TO OGUNQUIT, MEForever Young Hair Designs issponsoring a Ladies’ Bus Trip toOgunquit, Maine. The bus leaves185 Main Ave, Wynantskill onOctober 20 and returns onOctober 22. The trip includestransportation, lodging at theMeadowmere Resort, tips, twobreakfasts, two dinners, andshow tickets for the OgunquitPlayhouse. There will also beoutlet shopping in Kittery, andvisits to the Nubble Lighthouseand Strawberry Banke inPortsmouth, NH. Price based ondouble occupancy is $310 perperson. All proceeds will bedonated to the food pantry atHope 7 Community Center. Forinformation and reservations,please contact Vincenza Zucaro274-7845 or [email protected].

TAI CHI FITNESS

PROGRAMThe Troy Public Library willoffer a Tai Chi FitnessProgram on Wednesdays,September 19th – October24th at 1:30PM at theLansingburgh Branch.The class will consist of somegentle warm up exercises,followed by Tai Chi instructionfor Part 1 of the 24 PostureYang Style Tai Chi form.Participants should wear loosecomfortable clothing and softshoes such as sneakers. Thisclass will be led by Sal Casano,Ph.D. Certi f ied Tai Chi/Qigong Instructor.This program is free and opento the public. Please makereservations by calling thelibrary at 235-5310 or registeronline at www.thetroylibrary.org. The Troy PublicLibrary is located at 27 114thStreet, Troy.

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

AUTO SUPPLY

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VAN RENSS. DARMEETING

The Van Rensselaer Chapter ofthe Daughters of the AmericanRevolution will meet at 10AMSeptember 8th at St. John’sEpiscopal Church, 146 FirstStreet, Troy. There will be apresentation by the Lt. Col. JohnE. Wool Chapter of the Sons ofthe Society of the Second WarWith Great Britain, or the Warof 1812. All are welcome. Formore information, contactRegent Beth Roy at 237-4733.

MOTORCYCLE RALLY & CONCERT FOR

SEVERELY INJURED AIR FORCE VETERANEvent organizer’s announced a giant benefitmotorcycle ride and concert which will takeplace Sunday, September 9th, 2012 (rain orshine) to benefit severely wounded four toursof duty TSgt. Joe Wilkinson’s building of ahandicap accessible “Smart Home” The eventis expected to draw in excess of 1000 bikers,and bring friends, family and communitytogether to raise funds for construction cost.

The motorcycle ride-portion of the day will commence withregistration beginning at 9:11am from Birch Hill CateringSchodack, NY 12033. Famed motorcycle photographer DinoPetrocelli will lead the ride through Southern Rensselaer Countyreturning to Birch Hill for an afternoon of live music, food,raffles, 50/50’s, auctions, and amenities for all ages under themain pavilion. A custom motorcycle and car show for best ofshow and people’s choice will be included in the day’s event.Ten regional musical acts have thrown their support behindthe event, and will perform “back to back” sets as part of thegiant “after party concert” at Birch Hill, starting at 8:30 am.Donation for the day long event (ride, concert & food) are just$30 per person (kids- 14 and under $10 (under 6- FREE!).Riders and non-riders alike are encouraged to attend, and afull cash bar will be available.The “We Care Ride” and “Rolling Thunder NY5” decided tocombine their fundraising efforts for 2012 in an ongoing effortto improve the lives of both our returning service men andwomen, and the families still waiting for their loved ones toreturn home.

PUTTING THE GARDEN TO BEDThe Troy Public Library is pleased to announce “Putting theGarden to Bed,” with Marty Teumim, Master Gardener forCornell Cooperative Extension on Thursday, September 20that 6:30 p.m. September signals the golden days of fall andfoliage color changes. We view the fall garden mostly for itsfoliage and we begin the task of putting the garden to bed forthe winter. Join Cornell Cooperative Extension MasterGardener Marty Teumim for tips to wrap up the 2012 gardeningseason with an eye for preparing for the ’13 season. Theprogram is free and open to the public, but please call thelibrary at 274-7071 to register, or register onl ine atwww.thetroylibrary. org. The library is located at 100 2ndStreet, Troy, NY.


ADVICE FROM THE RENSSELAER COUNTY

DAIRY PRINCESS

It is back to school time. Please remember howimportant it is to pack some dairy products in yourlunch box or use as an after school snack. All wehear about these days is eating healthy, so youmay ask yourself why milk and dairy products?Why not, dairy products provide you with nineessentials nutrients, and will give you strong teeth

and bones.What do these nine essential nutrients do? Well, let’s go throughthem all. Vitamin A improves your vision and helps you see well.While phosphorus helps to generate energy in the body’s cells.Vitamin D will help your body absorb calcium. Milk builds andrepairs muscles in your body with protein. Potassium is used tomaintain blood pressure that helps your heart. Riboflavin foundin milk helps convert food into energy that your body can use.Take a breath cause vitamin B12 helps you breathe. Niacin inmilk helps your body digest your food. To build and maintainstrong teeth and bones look to calcium. These nutrients are allin milk and dairy products and they are so important for yourbody. You can see that milk and dairy products are one nutrientpacked food. How many other foods can do all this for you?Recently, I was a guest of the Valley Cats, what a great place;and the staff was super nice to The Rensselaer County DairyPrincess Program, Ambassadors and myself. If you get achance, you should “catch” a game.~Courtney Luskin, Rensselaer County Dairy Princess

LITERACY VOLUNTEERS ANNOUNCES FALL

2012 TUTOR TRAINING SCHEDULE

Do you want to change a life for the better? Become a tutor!We can train you to help someone learn to read, write, and/orspeak English.The Fall Tutor Training will be held at Faith Lutheran Church,50 Leversee Road, Troy. This training will be offered on sixTuesdays from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., starting on September 11thand ending on October 23rd.As a tutor trainee you will begin with a 3-hour Orientation/Introduction to Tutoring, followed by two Basic Literacy and/or English Language Learning sessions. A Successful Tutoringworkshop concludes the training. A $35 materials fee isrequested; scholarship money is available if needed.To register and for more information, visit http://www.lvorc.orgor call us at 274-8526.September 11, Orientation/Introduction to TutoringSeptember 18, Basic Literacy Learning - Module 1September 25, Basic Literacy Learning - Module 2October 2, English Language Learning - Module 1October 9, English Language Learning - Module 2October 23, Successful TutoringLiteracy Volunteers of Rensselaer County recruits and trainsvolunteers to provide individual and small group tutoring. Aprofessional staff supports volunteer tutors, tutor trainers,planners, and board members who make our programs run.We are an affiliate of Literacy New York and accredited byProLiteracy America.

BEGINNER CLOGGING DANCE LESSONS

If you are 7 or older, come join the Hill Country Cloggers for a:12-Week Beginner Clogging Class; Date: Tuesday, September18, 2012; Time: 7:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Location: BrittonkillCentral School (in Brunswick). This is a great opportunity tolearn a new dance, meet new people and have fun whileexercising. The class is designed so everyone can follow thesteps, but challenging enough so people feel like they aredancing! Great family fun! For more information and to register,call Fran Beaudoin at 279-3067.

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Former Principal Law Clerk-New York State Supreme Court

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MEMORIAL MOTORCYCLE RUN

The Joseph Stevens, Jr. #33 Memorial Scholarship Motorcycle Runwill be held on Sunday, September 9, 2012, at 11:30 A.M. andbegins at The Towne Tavern, 2850 NY 43 in Averill Park - RAIN orSHINE. The Run will end at The Brunswick Lodge of Elks #2556,665 Brunswick Road, Troy, NY at 3:30 P.M. You don’t need amotorcycle to be a part of this event; you can join everyone wherethe Run Ends. Donation: Adult - $20 Children 5-12 - $7 Childrenunder 5 - Free. Includes, Run, Food & Live Music by DIEGO.TheMemorial Scholarship Award is given annually to an Averill ParkHigh School Sr. Football Player

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