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Spotlight onthe400th Bethlehem This month's installmeni of The Spotlight's nine-part series of historical features on the ·gets final hamlets of Bethlehem in com­ memoration of this year's Quad­ ricentennial focuses on Selkirk's role in the American War of In· 20/20 report dependence. Committee of town development and current plan­ ning board chairman, George leaders and residents Leveille, gave the presentation, tells board of future while former town supervisors Ken Ringler and Theresa Egan financial hardships also fielded questions and gave recommendations on behalf of Students and staff break ground lor districtwide renovations of the ----~--·-By JARI'lETT CARROLL the committee as its co-<:hairs. Guilderland schools on Monday, June 22, at Guilderland High School. . [email protected] The committee's report focus­ · Submitted photo "' . - _,_ es "primarily on our capital needs The report is in on Bethlehem for the town," and "key value~." said Leveille as he gave an outline 'la. n·. d. p!aygrn1111Jl11.,l§.·V lUI. qji headingalthough intotl1e thereport.cites year 2020, many and on the report. He said tl1e town G needs to be adaptive and evolve 1 things working in the town's fa· A Titanic' event vor, there is also a pending finan· with its needs. ) . 'The needs of our cofiununity The Family Players of North· close for summer ~:n~~~~ that needs immediate in 2020 will be different than in r eastern New York put on the first "d will include improvements for The Bethlehem Town Board 1970 or 80 or 90," Leveille said. performance of "Titanic: The Oistrictwl e . each school in the district except listened to a presentation by the ''What's good in 2002 might not Musical," Wednesday, July 8, at projeCtS expected Farnsworth Middle School. cNew York Buzz classrooms; renovation of the meeting Wednesday, July ~. to Dering holds a bachelor's degree took to the courts at University staff members," according to an technology e(iucation class- welcome its newest member and update released by the district. in business management from at Albany's SEFCU Arena for its rooms; infrastructure upgrades vote for officers. . Ithaca College and a law degree In addition to work at West­ for the technology systE;ms; rna· Elsmere Elementary's Parent 2009 season home opener on mere and Altamont, districtwide from Albany Law School. sonry chimney repairs; a roof Teacher Association President He is currently the acting · Friday,July 3. improvements are expected to replacement; radon remediation; Charmaine Wijeyesinghe won run through the fall of next year. deputy bureau chief of the office . See story on Page 36. lighting upgrades in the new and her first th·ree-year term on the of the state's Attorney General's District voters approved the old gyms; and construction work board in May in a five-way race $26.97 million capital project that Health Care Bureau. Before on the new classroom addition. for two open seats. She won her that, he served as a deputy gen­ seat along with long-standing eral counsel of the state's Depart­ board member Lyi:me Lenhardt, ment of Health and as a p~rtner in 6 F- www.Spotli_ghtnews.com· who win serve her eighth three- THE SPOTLIGHT$.75 0 BOEPage 19 ~:::·===~~~=~======:::: J year term.

,.,. , ... .. ~ Page 2 • July 8, 2009 The Spotlight , Police Blotter Two men charged in OWl crash at Hamagrael Police have arrested two men in possession an open container of two men and transport them to of 0.18 percent or greater; DWI; stated "he had a few beers at his connection with an alcohol-related alcohol. Albany Medical Center "due to their and operating a motor vehicle with friend's" and was driving home property damage aut()-accident at Bethlehem police said Fellows intoxicated state." a BAC of 0.08 percent or greater when he got ·the flat tire. Balloni the Hamagrael Elementary School with Herman as his passenger' Police said Fellows refused to --'-all misdemeanors. failed three field-sobriety tests in Delmar. · "intentionally did strike th~ submit to a chemical test twice. Bethlehem police said they and tested positive for alcohol Stephen R Fellows, 26, of24522 mailbox" at two homes on ParkwYn Hamagrael and its surrounding , received a call of a property damage before being taken into custody 5th Ave., apartment 1, Troy, and Drive before crashing into the neighborhood has been the scene aut()-accident and arrived on the and transported to the Bethlehem Craig Herman,26, of44 Huntersfield brick wall of the nearby Hamagrael of a rash of recent vandalism. Police scene to discover Balloni with a Police D~par~ent for processing. Drive, Delmar, were both charged Elementary School. were called to the area several vehicle that had a flat front tire· . A!ter consenting to a chemtcal by Bethlehem police on June 6, on Police ·discovered the two men times in late May and June, two while the vehicle was running with test, Ballom's BAC was.fo~nd to be ParkwYn Drive after officers found at the school while investigating times directly forvandalized school the keys in the ignition. over double the legal li~t of 0.08 them at the scene of the crash into the mailbox incident and found property, prior to this incident. Balloni reportedly told police percent, accordmg to pohce. the elementary school building. Fellows, who verbally identified .Bethlehem Superintendent that he "nee_ded help changing Balloni's vehicle was .towed Fellows was arrested for fourth- himself, on the ground outside Michael Tebbano said the school's a flat tire and he called 911 for and he was released on hts own degree criminal mischief; DWI; of his car, according to the arrest maintenance staff and police l)ave assistance," after driving east on recognizance after being issued DWAI of drugs; third-degree report . been working together to combat New Scotland Road by himself and appearance tickets, the report aggravated unlicensed operation of When asked who was driving the issue. pulling into a nearby parking lot states. a motor vehicle; leaving the ~cene Fellows stated, "Me," the report soon after getting the flat tire. • Scot H. Sokolowski, 30, ofapropertydamageaut()-acctdent; states, and then told officers that Officers on the scene said they of 51 Van Buren Ave., Ravena, third-degree criminal trespassing; he "drank vodka and took some Other arrests could smell alcohol on Balloni's was arrested on June 21 and and driving with an open container Vicodin pills." • Ernest H. Balloni, 25, of 131 breath while interviewing him charged with felony fifth-degree of alcohol. Herman was also found outside Quail St., Albany, was arrested on and that he displayed signs of criminal possession of a controlled Herman was arrested for of the vehicle, according to police, June 22, on New Scotland Road in intoxication,accordingtothearrest substance and tv:o misdemeanors: seventh-degree criminal possession and was identified by his driver's 'Slingerlands, for aggravated DWI, report DWAI under the influence of drugs of a controlled substance; third- license before an ambul3nce crew driving a motorvehide with a BAC Bethlehem police said Balloni an~ second-degree aggravated degree criminal trespassing; and arrived on the scene to treat the unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.· Bethlehem police said officers saw Sokolowski driving south on Route 9W without a license Discount Flooring Supermart plate lamp and activated their emergency lights to stop him. Upon Area's Largest Showroom interviewing him, officers could 25,000 Square Feet smell burning marijuana inside the vehicle, and, when asked about the smell, Sokolowski stated, "he smoked a 'bowl' a few hours ago," §IPJECIIAJL according to the arrest report .* * He then exited his vehicle and DON'T WAIT took a field-sobriety test, during which, officers noticed he "did show Wht!e Supplies Last poor balance and coordination," but tested negative for alcohol, the report states, Officers discovered a small plastic bag containing what - Carpet, Cushion, Installation was later determined to be crack~ cocaine inside of Sokolwoski's jsl Quality Couristan . vehicle, and a Colonie police K-9 unit was brought to the scene I. would like to thank all to search the vehicle for further contraband, according to police, the residents of Delmar but none were found. ONJE LOWPRICIE Sokolwoski's vehicle was towed and the surrounding· and he was transported to Albany Starting at $1. 59 per .squa('efoot Medical Center where a blood specimen was voluntarily taken areas for all your support ·• from him and sent to the state toxicology lab for further analysis, during our opening week. the report states. {518) 459- 0200 Bethlehem police said Looking forward to Sokolows,ki was arraigned by 45 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD ALBANY, NY 12206 Bethlehem Town Justice Ryan but that a complete arrest form was seeing you for many WWW.DISCOUNTFLOORINGSUPERMART.NET not filled out at the time "due to the network being down." years to come. .. Jwlfty SPinoWostPiaza, ·o·~ · ental. Washington Avenue Ext. Ros. · Albany,lU.12205 ~rY"nl-~~ ASSOCIATES . (1 MileWestofCrossgatesMa/1) . ~ ~ ~ ~ [!J)m)~oo A: ~~f~firvt~ of . ~ [)C!ml f3.e;,avtifv/. Smif~! 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Critic says program Mike Conners said his department punishes workers for will not be participating in the poor budget oversight furloughs, and county employees should not be penalized. By DAN SABBATINO "It is unduly harsh and unfair [email protected] to punish county .employees with a furlough," Conners said. 'This . Albany County Executive Mike is nowhere. near as difficult a Breslin announced ·Friday, June challenge as we faced in 1992." 26, a furlough program for county He said in a letter dated from 'I ,• workers to help cut a $20.5 million May that poor management by budget gap. the executive's office has led to 'This is a difficult decision, but an overstatement of the budget these are eliTe economic times, and deficit · it is critical we take actions now Conners also said the to address the budget shortfall," comptroller's office identified ·said Breslin,. "I personally will $2.3 million in revenue the counly be participating, as well as my executive's office incorrectly· staff, and I have asked my fellow believed it did not have. separately elected officials to participate as well." · Conners said the county should look for other ways to Accoriling to a release issued i:ut spending, and added that, in by the executive's office, all his interpretation of the County Cadet Girl Seoul Troop No. 1274 celebrated with Grassroot Givers and Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless departments under Breslin's Charter, Breslin needs legislative as they completed a fu·ll renovation and addition of toys for the children's play area at fnterlai)h's Sheiidan direction, except the Albany approval to enact the furloughs in Hollow.Drop-ln Center. The group of eighth-graders from Bethlehem Central Middle School brainstormed ideas County Nursing Home and Sewer tlie first place.· to transform the area and held several fundraisers to raise money for the materials. The giils, supervised District, will be closed for five by troop .l.eader Kathleen Kalmer, worked' aHer school and weeken~s to paint walls, create art, assemble days during the· remainder of Albany County Sheriff James Campbell said that although he is bookcases, and hang pictures and curtains. This. community service Silver Award project was one that the 2009. Workers will not be paid for girls selected because they enjoyed the idea of helping other kids. · • · those days off. not participating in the furloughs, he has enacted a hiring freeze in Submitted photo Mary Duryea, a spokeswoman order to cut costs. He has opted for Breslin, said the furloughs will not to fill positions in corrections take place the following Fridays: Aug. 28, Sept. 25, Oct. 25; Nov. and law enfo'rcement and is G' I d t d · t I A' 25 - the day after Thanksgiving, and Thursday, Nov. 24 - the· day ~~~~i-~~':clh~t~~:/se5~0.~~~. an. . repor car .. mos. y s by not filling the positions. before Christmas. "I'm doing my share, and I've District looks to improve undecided. · Duryea said the last two days certainly stepped up to the plate," English regents scores for . "We are very pleased · Si·x percent of th.e cohort are traditionally slow days for Campbell said. those providing county services. special needs students wllh this report card as "completed" high 'School, although He added it would be difficult are not considered graduates The furloughs would be to shut down his of6ce since he · By DAN SABBATINO a rvho/e." due to IEP's or individualized treated as normal holidays, where must keep many of his staff on- [email protected] - Demian Si~gleton, assistant. educationprograffis,and6percent, emergency services would still be hand due to regulations. avail!lble. superintendent for instruction are considered dropouts. Albany County District ·In an annual report card Singleton noted a potential '"If there is an emergency, we Attorney David Soares also from the;state discussed at the . · changeinthemetricformeasuring' do; have coverage," she said. released a statement with similar Tuesday, June 23, school board Yeorly Progress, or AYP, and. all· graduation rate, and said the ·Breslin will also participate in sentiment meeting, the seven schools in students, including those with federal government is pushing .to th~ furlough, although Duryea "I commend tile.· county the Guilderland Central School special needs, must be proficient look closer at five-year graduation said he will likely show up for executive for his boldness in District are considered to be "in by ~013 or 2014. rates. He also saidNewYorkstate. work that day. addressing the fiscal challenges good standing," but test scores for , , School board-member Co[een could follow suit. special needs students have been'· · · "He1Lprobably come into the of our county. The furlough O'Connell said that although the . According to district officials,· office that day, but he won't get program, while appropriate for identified as an area "in need of sp!d standing as a testament· to percent in EIA . expressed interest thus far. our ability to fight crime, and or fourth year, there could be: the proposed sweeping budget ~anctions and federal funding the hard work of the faculty and Collen said 100 percent of The plan is expected to save reductions would compromise Issues. staff. students were deemed proficient approximately $1.4 million. our ability to service victims of Singleton said one measure· 'That is getting more and more in a foreign language. · Albany County Comptroller crime in Albany County." the district will take is simply difficult as the bar continue;; to Another area the district Duryea said Breslin will makingsurethestudentstakethe rise," said Singleton. is lool

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Cape Cod . 64° Tuesday 10: 13am. 11 :OOpm 5:10am. 5:23pm Capital News 9 is an exclusive service of Time Warner Cable. For cable TV, high speed internet or home phone service call: 1-866-321!CABJ.:I ~ The Spotlight · July 8, 200!J.., Page:s Open dialogue over open space in Bethlehem Residents have questions A representative from they could pool their resources to about conservation and "The fiscal ramifications really need to be the Hudson Mohawk Land purchase it. land-use plan. looked at before the Town Board makes any Conservancy said there is a lack "I'm an advocate of private of response from town police land ownership," she said. "I'm decisions. " when it comes to trespassing so happy with government By JARRETI CARROLL Senior Planner Rob leslie issues. Resident Lisa Evans, [email protected] ownership. Why doesn't the who has ~erved on several town town open a bank account for an The main issues concerning coriunittees including the a local open space fund?" the Town ofBethlehem's possible waterfrontrevitilization plan, said The town will continue open-space plan appear to be themselves as development. of continued public involvement there needs to be more urgency accepting written comments on outright conservation, private the town continues. · is key. in terms of funding a plan. the open space plan until Thursday, ownership rights, recreational "As the Town of Bethlehem "Through the evaluation "lnere isn't anything [in the July 9, which can bee-mailed to oppor-tunities, development continues to grow and evolve, of residents' input at public recommendation} in terms of [email protected], or potentials and the major sticking new development projects will meetings and conversations with funding things now,'' she said. by mail to 445 Delaware Ave., point money for open space. continue to be undertaken, the CitizensAdvisoryCoriunitt;ee Another resident, Ted Delmar 12054 On Wednesday, July 1, Town and existing development on Conservation, it appears that Jennings, said an open space The next CACC meeting Planner Jeff Lipnicky gave a sites may also be· renovated. or community interest lay in plan would only serve to help will be on Monday, July 13, at presentation to a couple dozen redeveloped," it states. "As such, developing creative ways residents. Town Hall to aiscuss comments residents on an -open space thereisanopportunitytopreserve to preserve and finance open "A strong open space program from the public and to update protection plan that created open space resources such as space," 'it states.. "During these· ... goes a long way to increases comnlittee's report. an agriculture and farmland wetlands, streams, and steep difficult economic times, this property values in town,'' he protection subcommittee to slopes during the development report has established an action said. "address issues, needs and process. Cumulatively, the plan for the Town of Bethlehem Resident Ken Nevarro pointed Which Spotlight opportunities." preservation of these various that centers on recommendations to the low turnout at the meeting, do you read? The. purpose was to create resources aero ss several that are both fiscally responsible saying, ''111is doesn't represent a "bottom-up process" of open development sites can provide and achievable. By continuing to the community," adding that The Spotlight, space protection with "a heavy the benefit of preservation on a work together as a community many in attendance were Colonie Spotlight, Loudonville Spollight, Niskayuna Spotlight, Rotterdam Spotlight. dose of participation" from town larger town-wide scale." to address these needs and comnlittee members and "this is Scotia-Glenville Spotlighl, residents. Senior Planner Rob Leslie opportunities, the fruit of that a game between two groups." Clifton Park-Halfmoon Spotlight. said recreation and pathways, . labor will benefit not only current Linda Jasinski, who frequents Burnt Hills, Malta, Milton, Saratoga Spotlight Lipnicky said simply defining www.spotlightnews.com what o'pen space means has been parkland, agri.culture and Bethlehem residents, but future Town Board meeting, said private a reoccurring theme. farmlands, and natural resources generations as well." owner rights must be considered "Tilis whole process of open have all been discussed in various Several of those in attendance and if people wanted open space, Call 439-4949 space protection involved the meetings held in town. said the town needs to draft an voluntary participation of willing Education is another theme actual plan for people to look at. land owners," he said. The aimed at residents, according "I think ... CACC should town held a meeting of "large to Leslie, as well. as the money take a stronger stand on open landowners" in May of 2008, issue. space development,'' said town which was any town resident ''111e fiscal ranlifications really Planning Board member John ·AROUND HERE, with seven acres or more of need to be looked at before Smolinski, who later added that property. The meeting brought the Town Board makes any "perhapsit'stheTownBoardthat up many of the concerns about decisions,'' Leslie siid. needs more resolve." CARS AREN'T JUST respect for private property and One conclusion of the draft "If it has a plan and puts it trespassing. recommendation's report to· the ·on the table for everyone to A draft report from the Citizens Advisory Committee comment on,'' he said, "therr I A GUY THING. town states that open space on Conservation (CACC) is that think everyone would benefit." opportunities often present C~@C:JWtJC1_)[X]@DJBQ F~· Jr 1, ~~tic ~~' "Quality Always Shows" Cemetery offers [:J."\.\.L\\f\\_JI ~ .~; WE SELL U.S. PRIME BEEF ~":). PRIME BUTCHER SHOP ••. r Not Responsible for Typographical Errors free walking tours ~ SLINGERLANDS, ROUTE 85A • PHONE/FAX ORDERS 439·9273 E -..,.·., ' Saint Agnes Cemetery in USDA PRIME • TOP ROUND STORE-MADE IUIATURA1 "'' Menands offers free historic 5'" BOX PATTIES BONELESS & SKINLESS LONDON BROIL GROUND CHUCK ..... s2"" a CHICKEN BREAST walking tours every Thursday at 69 11 a.m. through August $359 GROUNOROUND ..... s3 a GRADE$269 LB. 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Enjoy the outdoors Dan Button, a c.. lass act· to the most recent party read Leisure takes a Jot of hard work. By JAMES C. ROSS news@spotlightnews. com - "90 in the Shade." That In many of the communities The Spotlight covers, town· Point of View puzzled me until I turned planners, elected officials and concerned citizens come The author is a Delmar the cover and saw that it was resident and former president of together to ensure they have the land, equipmentand other card would accommodate three classic Dan. The invitation to resources needed to make their municipalities recreation­ · the Commission 011 !l!depetzdent his 90th birthday celebration. Colleges a11d U11iversities. or four concise news briefs. It' ·friendly. Playgrounds are being built and rebuilt, parks was thoughtful. It was original. It was a unique celebration. arebeingrevitalizedand · . Dan Butt'on, a former It was classic Dan. Thereafter, Rena, Harriet Langley and open space is being put member of Congr'ess, our clcu News Notes· would be M;arcia Scharfman greeted newspaper editor, author, to use. on the top of the mail delivery about 30 of us as we arrived for advocate of higher education to these campus offices because breakfast at the N ormanside Statewide, the Office Editorial and valued friend, has left a of their small size, lest they be Country Club: We sat at a of Parks, Recreation and ' great legacy. · lost. · large opened Sq!Jare table. Historic Preservation On occasion, Dan would speak Thus began a long and After breakfast, Rena, Harriet is set to disburse $3.3 of his early days in Delaware but wonderful friendship. Dan and Marcia departed, leaving million to improve recreational trails. And while we at he had ancestral roots in Vermont was back in higher education. 30 men alone. We were The Spotlight understand that figure is hard to swallow Unlike an earlier Vermonter, he He came to Albany in the '50s speechless. Jake Kelliher sat in these tough economic times, we also think that an . chose neither of the" ... two roads with the new chancellor of the at my right and asked me when investment in recreation is necessary to build happier, diverged in a yellow wood." State University of New York I last attended a bachelors healthier communities. He continually cut new trails in the position we today call P.arty. Just men. Dan·was right throughout his life. And, I was at home .. That's why we're encouraging our readers to take part vice chancelfor for external privileged to walk with him on affairs. Then, at Dan's direction, a in National Parks and Recreation Month, this month, by one of his trails, as a colleague, Dan took the yellow page select few gave brief remarks getting out and taking advantage of the many low-<:ost for eight wonderful years. and greetings. Joe Curtin and or free recreational resources available in the Capital torture out of my life. He got the . As editorial page editor morning mail. I got the replies Paul Gioia were asked to sing a District. for the Bethlehem Spotlight, to sign. He wrote letters to. the cappella, "A Cottage For Sale." Picnic at a pocket park, bring the kids to a playground Dan would carefully edit and editors, guest editorials, articles To this day, I can't figure that or take walk o·n one of those aforementioned trails the - publish guest editorials. He for professional publications. one out. Neither can Joe or state's paying to maintain. liked to improve work by My nights and weekends were PauL Why this unusual song?. others to provide a quality How did Dan kn·ow that Joe Think of it this way, if you must: Your tax dollars are . my own. His word processor newspaper while enhancing . -~either the pen or the manual and Paul knew the words and paying for these recreational facilities, you may as well the author's reputation .. typewriter.- gave me this free could carry a tune? Again, this enjoy them. When I was chosen to be time. Presidents' requests for was classic Dan. Following · Spending the day at the park is great for your health president of. tlie Commission quick reply via fax machines this, Dan left and reappeared too. Frequently going to a park and being active can re­ on Independent Colleges and or e-mail, both an anathema to wearing a Superman shirt. duce stress, improve cardiovascular health, help ward off Universities, I asked Dan Dan, were met with calm and We all cheered because he obesity and decreas·e feelings of depression, according to to write the news release confidence. · was indeed a Superman to all the National Recreation and Park Association. announcing my appointment ·Often, I would bring home . of us. a,nd to solve a problem I faced. to my wife, Margaret, a guest Normally, that would be a After you've enjoyed the great outdoors, exercise a dif­ The organization I was to lead editorial or article 'bearing fitting close to my remarks, ferent set of muscles and tell your elected officials what had no formal communication my name. She became quite but I must take one most you liked or didn't like about it. Action Advocacy Week is. with its 115 campus presidents upset that I got the credit for difficult step to c·onvey how Monday through Friday, July 20 to 24. Throughout this and their public relations articles that Dan authored. To grateful Dan was for our time week, citizens are encouraged to talk to their legislators and gover.nment affairs Margaret, this was unfair. To together. On Dan's last day and tell them how and why the·environment and open administrators. In asking for me, this was wonderful. Dan in the hospital, Rena left a · space are so important to our communities. Dan's help, I said I didn't and my continued employment message on my answering want a periodic newsletter or was assured with every For more information about Park and Recreation Month, machine il\. Vermont. "Jim, if magazine because they often successive article. Dan loved visit www.nrpa.org. you get this message within an became dust collectors in busy hearin.g about Margaret's hour or two, please calL Dan For more inform!ltion on our local parks and trails, call executive officers. reaction and he knew of my is in the hospital and wants the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preserva­ On the spot, after a little gratitude. to talk-to you." Fortunately, tion in Albany at474-0456, or call the state's Recreation thought, Dan suggested the Dan reached out and took I was able to return the call and Park Society, right in Saratoga Spa State Park, at use of a post card. I frowned. a great interest in those of us and talk to Dan and hear him 584-0321. He explained. On the address who followed his generation. tell me, as he did so often, side of the card, to the right Ken Ringler was another how grateful he was for the would be the address, and on one of "Dan's boys." He opportunity to work with me the left, the headline news was so proud of Ken's many at the commission. This is the article. The other full side of the · accomplishments, and their ultimate act of generosity from shared admiration of Mayor an extraordinary caring and llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~lllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. Tom Whalen strengthened courageous individuaL that bond. In these last few Dan Button, I love you. years, after I returned to Albany as president of the Dani·el E. Butto11 was Higher Edu,cation Services executive editor of the Publisher Corporation, r would visit Dan· Times· Union in the 1960s . John A Mcfntyre]r. and Rena every few months for a11d editorial ediio'r of the the -two C's - conversation Bethlehem Spotlight in t/Je and a cocktaiL These were late 1980s and early 1990$. special times. Ken enjoyed He was elected to the House . . : · :· ' · . . similar visits. Dan often talked of Representatives i11 1966 Managing Editor- William R. DeVoe Adve~llsm~ Representatives_...,- Dave Hungerford, about Ken and 1 visiting with and served two terms. Butto11 Copy Editor- Kristen Roberts Cynd1 R~bmson, John S~lvwne, Cru;ol Sheldon, · him together. This finally was presidel!t of the Natio11al Editorial Paginator-Jackie Domin Susan 0 Donnell - happened last December. We Arthritis Fozmda'tio11 ill the Editorial Staff-Jarrett Carroll, Dan Sabbatino Business Manager- Jennifer Deforge chatted· and told our tales early 1970s and later, editor . Sports Editor- Rob Jonas · Circulation- Irene Altieri while Dan sat and enjoyed our of Science Digest magazi11e . /11 1965; he wrote "Lindsay, Art Director- David Abbott · C/assifieds/Business Directory·- Lynne Sims company, adding, of course, Legals/Reception- Irene Altieri his quick comments. This was A Ma11 for Tomorrow," about Graphic Desjgn - Martha Eriksen my last visit with Dan. He had Mayor joh11 W Lindsay of New two of his boys together. York. 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Malta SpOOight Senior Spotlighl . , www.Spotlightnews.com The Spotlight July 8, 2009 • Page 7 spOtlight Breslin should get Thank you to all who donated priorities straight to Ellers Scholarship _Fund Editor, The Spotlight: time, Mr. Breslin will not comffiit Editor, The Spotlight: Recreation Department; and in the fall. · I read the article regarding our to building a nursing home for Once again, we have the referee Tom Venter. Leo Cato is the eighth- Albany County Executive Michael approximately the same cost opportunity to thank this Also, our thanks go to the grade recipient of Russell's Breslin and his purchasing of to take care of our Albany wonderful community for the. following businesses for their BCMS. Sports Scholarship, property to build a rail trail to County Residents, and now he is generous donations made to the donations of pizza, bottled water and Leo will be attending Siena · put a 10-foot wide paved pathway furloughing county workers; but Russell Ellers Scholarship Fund, and ice: Andriano's, Angela's Basketball Camp for one week from Albany to Voorheesville (At. he will commit money to building Community Foundation for the Pizza and Pasta; Delmar this summer. long last, town gets first peek at rail a rail trail? Capital Region, in memory of Beverage Inc.; Glenmont Thanks to the continued trail, June 24). · Does anyone see anything our son and brother, Russell Discoun.t Beverage Center, ·generosity of businesses in this Ellers Inc.; Hannaford Supermarket; community and the support of The cost is approximately· 6 wrong with this picture? Mangia. Restauran_t; Merc~to's; Rusell's friends and neighbors,. million dollars and he admits that On Friday, June 12, the Stephen Layne N_ew Village Deh and P1zza; the fund continues to grow, this is a bad economic time. friends of Russell Ellers played Albany County Nursing home . a basketball game at the Elm P~zz~ House; and Snapple . ensuring that Bethlehem So during this bad economic · Family Council Avenue Park, raising just over Distributors. · Central students like Emily $3,000 for Russell's fund. -- This year, Emily Rudolph and Leo will cimtinue to benefit We wish to thank all who of Glenmont is the recipient from Russell's Fund. Thank you, Mangia staff attended the game: the players; of the $1,000 Russell Ellers Dawn and Lance Ellers Editor, 17te Spotlight: additions to the menu. Just one Nan Lanahan, administrator, Memorial Scholarship. Emily Bethlehem About twice a month, my family week after talking with us, we Town of Bethlehem Parks and will be attending Union College visits Mangia for dinner. It is went into Mangia for dinner. convenient and has great food. To our surprise, Mr.. Bacon has Also, Mangia has been very gluten-free bread and gluten-free Sponsors make Pet Fair a great success ·accommodating to our children, pasta for Jude to eat What a thrill Editor, The Spotlight: Club; Balance Massage, Bark Thank you very ·much. both who have food allergies. it was for Jude to eat bread and Girl Scout Troop 1125 would Busters of Upstate New York, Elizabeth Cultrara pasta ill a restaurant My son, Jude,. has Celiac like to thank you for publicizing Dog Butler of Delmar, Empire Girl Scout Troop 1125 Disease. Every time we go to I want to thank Mr. Bacon, the our Pet Fair earlier this month. Service Dog Program, FAB. Pet Mangia, they prepare him a meal chef, and the wait staff at Mangia Our Pet Fair was a lot of Things, Family Oil, Friendly's, that is safe and delicious. for being so accommodating, and fun and a great success. We Hoffman's Car.wash, Hudson and Recently, the manager truly caring; about people with collected donations of pet · Mohawk River Humane Society, Celiac Disease.To our family, · Got a tripe? of Mangia, Noah Bacon, supplies to donate to the Hudson Invisible Fence, LC Smith Pet went the extra mile. Mangia is a treasure in our town. and Mohawk River Humane Center, More Than Memories Realizing that]ude, and so many . Tracie Ki/lar Society. Photography, Pearl's Pet Food E-mail a letter and Pet Supplies, Reigning Cats others with Celiac, have food .communications director We would also like to thank news@ challenges, Mr. Bacon talked Families Together in and Dogs, Shampoodle and our spons<;>rs:Albany Kennel Walmart JPoflifhtnewuom to us about some gluten-free New York State· Inc. 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Guilderland Town Supervisor Ken Runion getting consuming for· emergency [email protected] After the report' is complete, federal services. stimulus Runion said he is ·pJaiming to willing to commit to upgrades, ''We do stress some of our Guilderland Town Supervisor money, but wants to move Ken Runion announced Monday, propose a $1 million bond to the project could become larger, resources because of the take long-term problem solving forward with the project due to June 29, a plan to mitigate although the town would not be safety and health issues. · problems down there," Runion flooding issues in McKownville steps. paying to upgrade the state's said. "Total construction co.sts system. "Guilderland has applied McKownville Improvement and at Blackberry Estates on the for and will continue to pursue. Curry Road Extension that could are expected to be significantly Runion said a scaled-back AssoCiation President Don Reeb include bonding $1 million. higher, and the projects will be plan focusing on areas behind economic stimulus funds and said "it's a wonderful thing" that· conducted in phases," according other grants to execute these "Stormwater issues have Stuyvesant Plaza on Western projects," Runion said in a the town is taking steps to deal. arisen iri McKownville due to a to a written statement from the Avenue extending to the Albany with a problem he said has gone supervisor's office. statement. "However, in light rising water table ~d inadequate City line would likely cost Jess on since at least the 1960s. . · Runion said doing the project than of the uncertainties involved infrastructure," said Runion. "In $5 million. That would be in obtaining funding from this "There are a thousand homes ·Blackberry Estates, we are still in phases would allow the town without any work done on the in McKownville and a couple to use municipal employees states' drainage system. It is source in a highly competitive working to clearly identify the environment, we are committed hundred businesses," Reeb source of the problem." rather than contractors,' saving unclear how much the .project said. · would cost if the state commits to moving forward with the He said Blackberry Estates it money. initial steps toward resolution Reeb said the construction to upgrades. If the state does residents have resorted to filling Runion said if the town bonds using local resources to protect of the New York State Thruway, their basements in with concrete, the project, the initial engineering . contribute to making upgrades ·University at Albany and to itS system, making the overall the public safety, health and due to the "thousands" of gallons funds would reimbursed by the quality . Stuyvesant Plaza, along with project larger in size, the federal of·Jife of Guilderland's of water they were pumping. · bond. He said he does not have residents." other hard-top structures have exact figures regarding a bond government might be more Runion said he is planning Runion said basements have contributed to the problem, and yet, but is expecting to have . willing to give federal stimulus .over the years, the problem has ·to propose retaining Delaware money to the project. caved in and sinkholes have Engineering to begin evaluating them by the Tuesday, July 7, jlecomeworse. 'There's a co,uple of different appeared in McKownville, and the situation in both locations. meeting. "pending" and pooling water He quipped that if the He said that the engineering "We're crunching those ways to approach it," Runion stormwater issue is resolved; said. encourage mosquitoes, which work is expected to cost about numbers now/' Ru!lion said. bring additional health issues. he will be one step closer to $35,000 at Blackberry Estates Runion said the state's He said by beginning work enjoying "murder mysteries on the project, the town might Runion emphasized the and $75,000 in McKownville. drainage system in McKownville importance of not spending_ the and crossword puzzles" in his That money would be taken from is sub-par, and if the state is b'e able to get the ball rolling for retirement. the state. initial engineering fees and then -WANTED- Michael Durant named Melvin Jones Fellow WE SPECIALIZE IN DRY BASEMENTS! Michael Durant, owner of Melvin Jones, the fellowship is 46,000 Lions clubs in 205 the Durant Funeral Home in the foundation's highest honor. countries. 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1240 NEW SCOTLAND RoAD/SLINGERLANDS, NY 12159 Tile Spotlight July 8, 2009 • Page 9 Plan would cap emergency budgets Burbank joins board Tedisco, Amedore expected enrollment increases from taxes to pay for more introduce idea to limit was the cause of the situation in students under a contingency contingency Schenectady. The lawmakers' budget, said Ely, the district will of women's .center legislation would not allow cut costs and increase class sizes spending plans schools to exceed the cap under under the adopted budget. Group focuses on providing such circumstances. Tedisco andAmedore maintain young women with By CHARLES WIFF The district planned for a that the present law atrows opportunities in business [email protected] 4 71-student increase in the the opportunity for schools and government contingency budget, a number everywhere to pigeonhole voters Voters and officials in school based on a study from an should they choose to do so. By DAN SABBATINO districts everywhere are bound independent consultant Tedisco "What we don't need is any [email protected] by the same rules: school said that number was "inflated" school board in the state of New districts have two chances to by 200 in order to drive up the York to threaten or to hang over A state-run center for women present a palatable budget to contingency budget. the heads of the taxpayers huge in government approved its voters. If both are turned down, "I The Schenectady tax increases if they don't vote in newest member last week, Kathy then a contingency budget contingency budget] broke the favor of the initial budget," said Burbank, executive. director for calculated by a state-set formula straw over the camel's back," Amedore. the Guilderland Chamber of must be used. said Amedore. "A contingency Amedore said that he's Commerce. Voters in the Schenectady City budget should be under the meeting with the Education Burbank will serve on the School District had a difficult initial budget." Department to identify the board ·of directors for the choice to make last week: .a Information provided by the specific methods to use in Rockefeller College Center Kathy Burbank second and final budget proposal state Education Department instating the cap. for Women in Government, a with a 5.8 percent tax levy hike, does indicate that a contingency Tedisco hinted that the bill statewide organization based out and business, two entities or a $160.6 million contingency budget is designed to be less than could be a step towards larger of the University at Albany. Burbank said have a lot in budget with a 15.8 percent tax a budget turned down by voters. reform like a property tax cap, "As a businesswoman, I common, and the center for hike. A department representative which he favors. Under a tax am always aware of the plight women in government provides opportunities for them. In they end, they narrowly said the department has not yet cap, schools would be barred of women in business and approved the proposed budget, received the bill text and could from proposing large year-to­ government," Burbank said. "The Board of Directors for but now two assemblymen are not comment on it. year budget increases. The Burbank said young girls the CWG strives to eliminate moving to close what they say is But the district says it had most typically suggested cap is should have every opportunity sex discrimination in the the loophole in school budgetlaw little to do with figuring·the 4 percent. to participate in both government D Center Page 10 that allowed the contingency to contingency budget, and it soar so high in the first place. simply aqhered to guidelines James Tedisco, · R­ set in state law. Schenectady, and George "We followed the law as it Amedore, R-Rotter.dam, stands. If they want to change introduced the School Budget the law, we'll follow that," said Vote Fairness Act on Monday, Superintendent Eric Ely .. June 22. They say it will keep Ely said that the school voters statewide from being district has experienced presented with choices like that an 800-student increase in EVEN BETTER RATE, in Schenectady. enrollment over the past two ''There's a potential for this to ·years, in part because of happen in any community, and charter school closures and limited time ... I don't think our constituents fluctuating populations. While want to be threatened by an the enrollment study predicted !'1 percent increase when they a large enrollment increase, he· voted down the original budget," maintains it was accurate. said Tedisco. 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To effectively cost of using their landfill would switching over to the Town of as a typographical error notes remove unfair treatritent, the Colonie's landfill, as he does the term City of Cohoes where be close to the same as using directors research and develop By DAN SABBATINO Albany's. · not support dumping at Rapp the Town of Guilderland should [email protected] methods to help train women The tentative four-year · Road, but voiced concerns that be ,written. in the areas of leadership, As the City of Albany plans the agreement calls for $55 per ton the agreement is a short-term Colonie Supervisor Paula organization· and career expansion of its landfill, one of its on residential trash the first solution, and noted that private MahansaidRunionapproachedher planning," said Burbank in a customers is planning to bring its two years and $56 per ton the haulers in Guilderland will still be about potentially using Colonie's written statement. using the Rapp Road landfill. landfill and Mahan discussed the waste elsewhere. · second two years. Guilderland Burbank highlighted the I He also questioned the timing matter with town officials. Guilderland Supervisor Ken was paying $52 per year to the center's work with inner-city I Runion said the town has entered City of Albany. of the discussions between "It goes according to whether youth as a contributing factor to i into discussions with the Town Runion said, though, Guilderlan'd and Colonie, and or not we have capacit}'available," her serving on the board. She said of Colonie to use .its landfill construction wasie that cost $80 questioned why talks with the she said. her first meeting of the board will I located near Boght Road in the per ton with Albany, will cost neighboring municipality did not She said the landfill has had be in the fall, and there are two ! Northeastern corner of town. $60 per ton with Colonie, and begin sooner. some space since 2008, and meetings each year. Runion said Guilderland has that rate will remain constant for "HowhardisittofindColonie," taking Guilderland on for four She described the role of the been searching for an alternate four years. he said. "It's not that far away." years is within its capability. board of directors as overseeing location to dump its trash for The town dumps about 1,500 Redlich also criticized Runion The contract would begin in policy and promoting the years, and an opportunity recently tons of residential trash and 1,500 for voting in favor of a motion to • the last quarter of this year, and center to members of the presented itself. tons of construction waste each "adopt a resolution of agreement go through 2013. community. "We've been looking for a year, Runion said. to implement the terms of the Joe Stockbridge, director for A graduate of Rockefeller long period of time, and when He said the costs for Sohd Waste Management Plan the division of environmental College, Burbank said a recipient this opportunity arose, we had to transportation will be more, but fortheANSWERSprogram."The services said the town's permit of a fellowship through the jump on it," Runion said. overall the cost of the switch program is no long~r officially · allows ~p to 175,000 tons per college alerted her to the center's He cited the recent expansion would be a wash. titled ANSWERS, which ~efers to year. Normally the town finishes desire to bring businesswomen of the Rapp Road landfill, owned He met with Colonie the Albany New York So ltd Waste with trash totals between 155,000 from the community onto the by the City of Albany as one of Supervisor Paula Mahan and Energy Recovery System. and 165,000 and a contract with board. She added that she the reasons the town is looking-to public works and landfill officials The motion was passed 3- Guilderland will leave them almost applied for a fellowship take its garbage elsewhere. on Wednesday, July 1, to discuss to-2 on May 19, with Redlich closer to the latter. herself, but ultimately decided He said the expansion is going ·the agreement and Town Board member Mark "Guilderland is not a very a political career track was not into lands that could potentially The Town of Colonie has a Grimm opposing. They said large· generator compared to in her future. voting to approve the Solid Waste become Pine Bush Preserve board meeting· on Thursday, July some of our other customers," Her term will be two years. lands. · 16, and will bevotingonamotion to Management Plan was essentially Stockbridge said. voting to expand the landfill. "It's against what we're trying take Guilderland as a customer. He added that if other to achieve here," he said. Runion said the move is not quid­ The town of Guilderland is not pro quo, and the town had no viable municipalities are interested in discussing contracts, they should Runion said the town has looked required to dump a minimum alternative to dump their trash. He CCHS Class of '89 at sites in Seneca and other western do so soon. amount of trash with the City of noted at that meeting that he is New York areas, and although they sets up Web site Albany, Runion said, and he is not not in favor of a landfill expansion, He said the City of Watervliet, have been environmentally sound, expecting a legal battle. City of Cohoes, and two private The Reunion Committee of and reiterated that sentiment in a Colonie Central High School's the transportation costs were too ''We're not obligated to submit haulers have contracts expiring great Monday, July 6, interview. Class of 1989 has announced the a minimum amo~nt of material," · Grimm said on Monday, within one year. Runion said Colonie's landfill creation of a Web site to assist he said. He said no other contractors, with the location of missing private or municipal, have classmates. contacted Colonie thus far. Details on the 20th reunion, Mahan emphasized that ·to be held later this year, will be Bethlehem Soccer Club running an efficient operation, announced on the site. Classmates Celebrating 30 Years of Soccer Excellence within the landfills limit is a can go to \vww.classcreator.com, priority. and select "locate school." The · Premier Team Tryouts Guilderland will vote on direct link is www.classcreator. the item on Tuesday, July 7, com/Colonie-NY-Colonie­ Tryouts will be held for Boys and Girls U12-U19 beginning June 22 and continuing the after the Spotlight has gone Central-1989. week of June 29th at the Bethlehem Soccerplex. to press. Check back at www. For information contact spotlightnews.com for an update · [email protected]~. to the story. 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France to lend solid support to settled hamlet the cause. · •July 13: Make Your Own Half Moon - throughthegrowingcycle.Plantbeansinrecycled James Selkirk fought under the Bethlehem Public Library, 10 a.m. Carve soap half-gallonmilkcartonsthatyoubringanddecorate: command of Brig. Gen. Ebenezer By JARRETT CARROLL boats and learn the story of Henry Hudson's For grades 1 through 5. Call439-9314 to sign up. carrollj@spotlightnews. com Learned and alongside other discovery of "the river that flows both ways." ' • July 27: Religious Heritage Day - First · notable American commanders Editor's note: This is the fourth For ages five and up with an adult Call439-9314 Reformed Church ofBethlehem, 3 p.m. Organized such as Col. Daniel Morgan and article of a nine-part series of to sign up. in 1763, the First Reformed'celebrates its Dutch Gen. Benedict Arnold. historical features on the hamlets • July 16: Quadricentennial Book Discussio11 heritage with a worship service in the tra~itio!'al He wrote about the scene after ofBethlehem in commemoratWn of -Guilderland Public Library, 7 to 8:30p.m. Join Dutch manner at 11 am. followed by a dedication the fighting subsided when he this year's Quadricentennial. The in a discussion about "Island at th!) Center of · of its historic markers. The day continues at 1 came upon a gravely wounded next upcom.ing feature article on the World" by Russell Shorto (2004). The event p.m. with ·tours of the church, historic displays, German mercenary. the second week ofAugust will focus will be held in the Helderberg (Large) Meeting a long time· member's reminiscences, readings "I went and spoke to a poor on the hamlet of Cedar Hill. Room. For infomation call456-2400, ext 7. by the church's writers group and an ice cream Hessian grenadier that was very Selkirk - As the Hudson •July 21: Henry Hudson Welcome Party s~cial._GospelTrainGospel,a_musico!~gicaland badly wounded through the groin Valley looks back 400 years to -Bethlehem Public Library, 2:30p.m. The life- h1st~ncal program of_Amencru;t ~pmtual and looking wistfully at me. [He] the European explorer .who first sizeHenryHudsondollthathasbeenmakingthe r~li!l"o~s songs _spanrung the Civil_War to !he asked me in broken language if ' charted its banks, the river valley rounds in the·capital District this SUifl!Derwill be C1vil Rights era, IS set for 3 p.m. For Information . I had any water seeing a canteen itself was an integral part of at the library. There will be photo opportunities call 767-2243. about my neck," James Selkirk another celebrated anniversary- and film and craft. Children ages 3 and up with • July 27: Hudso11 River Collage -Bethlehem wrote. "He said'he was almost · America's War of Independence. families are encouraged to attend. Public Library, 2:30p.m. To commemorate The faint I told him I had some rum The Four.th of July holds' • July 22: Second Harvest -Bethlehem Public Tang Museum's upcoming exhibition "Lives of if he would drink some of that, I even deeper meaning for one library, 10 a.m. The Iroquois planted the Three. the Hudson," Ginger Ertz.will help make tissue­ should make him welcome and he resident whose great-great­ Sisters-corn, beans and squash-and together paper.rivers and birch bark boats. For children thankfully accepted my offer and great grandfather served in the · these three vegetables supported each other in grades K to five. Call439-9314 to sign up. drank what he pleased." Revolutionary War and settled The humble graciousness the very hamlet he lives in today. of the German solider left an ·the new'stateThruway.. Historical records of James Ron Selkirkis a direct descendent marched on, jumped over a brush impression on James Selkirk, of James Selkirk, whom the· Selkirk, 75, is five generations Selkirk's first-hand accounts from fence and commenced fire," who then wrote, "I have never . fighting in the war are on file at southern hamlet is named after removed from James Selkirk James Selkirk wrote. "The seen a man so thankful as he was and who fought in the Battles of (1756-1820), who immigrated the Bethlehem Town Hall. They smoke was very ·thick and the ... and he offered to give me his Saratoga. to the Colony of ,New York paint a picture of a brave, yet kind enemy was just .before us .... [a grenadiers cap for he had nothing from Scotland and served in man, who fought for his country man] received a ball in his arm James Selkirk was honorably else to give me." the Second Regiment during in several intense battles despite which went through his body. discharged by Gen. George James Selkirk was also witness the Revolutionary War. He becoming deathly ill more than He turned round on his feet and Washington after serving in the to another historical footnote participated in the war's turning once. fell. down deadclose by where I war. His descendant has an official when he saw Benedict Arnold point 232 years ago while fighting He saw companions die stood." copy of his ancestor's discharge break his leg in battle. near Stillwater in a group ofbattles and looked into the face of tlie papers encased in a glass frame The battles raged on from "General Arnold was wounded that eventually became known as enemy both on and off the field at his home, which he and his Sept. 19until Oct. 7, 1777, as through the leg and his horse shot the Battles of Saratoga. of battle. James Selkirk wrote Gen. Burgoyne waited for· wife, Judy, affectionately refer to from tinder him," he wrote. extensively about the Battle of as the ''Back 40," because it sits on He eventually went on to settle reinforcements from New 40 acres of undeveloped former the area now known as Selkirk Saratoga against British Gen. York City that never arrived. 0 Selkirk Page 12 John Burgoyne's army. farmland. in 1786. 'We came where the battle was ·~·· "This farm when I was a kid "He saw a lot over six years was a hundred acres," Selkirk and five months," Selkirk said flying thick and fast We made a said of his property along Maple about his ancestor's service in short halt in a meadow where we were wholly exposed to the fire . Avenue ahd River Road. "We the militia Calling raised chickens for eggs. They 'of the enemy. We immediately used to have very good egg routes in the city, not house to house, but • GUILDERLAND HOMEOPATHIC CUNIC • the restaurants and the stores. . .. All Car At that time they had over.4,000 www.docmalerb~.com birds and we moved up to 7,000 when I got into the business." Larry Malerba, DO, DHt Selkirk's father, Robert Selkirk, Mary Malerba, RN retired from the family b.usiness in Buffs 1965, and Selkirk took over, but An Alternative Approach to Healing Body, Mind, & Spirit it wasn't as profitable as. it once was. Safe, effective, FDA apprOved medical treatment for many "In eight months, I made only common chronic health problems and emotional .issues. a couple of nickels," he said about the family farmland that was 2592 Western Avenue, Guilderland, NY eventually sold to a man from New (518) 357-4210 Jersey who built a truck stop near

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Fred (Fernando) Di Maggio Selkirk with his wife, Beth, a vacations, cocktail parties at and John Flanagan are being Glenmont teacher, and their the country club- and political backed by the town's GOP young daughter.. campaigns? and Di Maggio' just recently He said he is running because In lllis Selkirk horae, Ron Selkirk an official c•v of his great­ As the rest of us try to figure picked up a second line with of a lack of fiscal restraint at . great-great grandfather's authentic discharge papers 3igned by Gen. out how best to spend our the endorsement of the Albany Town Hall. Ge1rge Washingten alter the Revolutionary War. three-month window of summer County C9nservative Party on "I recently heard the Jarreff Carro/b'Spotlight between a slumping economy Monday night of Kotary. supervisor say Bethlehem was and torrential downpours, Albany County Conservative unaffected by the recession," His uncle Rt:ssell Selkirk local politicians and political Party Chairman Richard Stack said Flanagan. "Even with the moved to" Cobleskill to open a newcomers are knocking on said his party had some last way things are, the town keeps D Selkirk hardware store while his father, doors and asking for signatures minute endorsements come its spending. and giving 4 percent (From Page 11) Robert Sel!Qrk, ~ar, the family to run in the local elections. way and that the Bethlehem ·raises. I'm a ·person of less Conservative Party, led by government and a person of There is a monument that farm. Russwil two sons to the list be ni~e."' endorsements of the Republican, town clerk, for whicli Democrat for community participation, and Conservative and Working Nanci Moquin· and Republican four years later, I'm pleased to Families parties. Melanie .Calzone are vying, say that we've accomplished all BRIAN BEAURY BASKETBALL CAMP For Town Board, there are two and highway superintendent, of those goals," said Kotary. "I'm which incumbent Republican running to finish the good work AT THE COLLEGE OF ST. ROSE ··open seats being sought by four men. Since Messina's current Gregg Sagendorph is seeking we started four years ago." . unopposed. 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• Another. committee member, Steve Baboulis, took a small D Report· swipe at neighboring Colonie's Open (From Page 1) financial deficit. "I think it would be virtually town's revenues are growing impossible for this town to come up with an $18 million deficit," he wide slower than its expenditures." It is something Supervisor said before thanking the board. Jack Cunningham has men­ "I would like to say to thank you, tioned frequently over the past especially to Jack [Cunningham] and say year, as Bethlehem dips into its for putting this together and to reserve funds to balance the Kyle Kotary and Sam Messina budget. for attending many meetings." · Leveille put an actual date on The report points to many of ~wwww' the crisis. He said that by the the positives the town has to of­ · Married dentists 2014/15 budget the town could fer, too, in its vision statement be spending more than it is tak­ "In the Year 2020, the Town give new meaning ing in if there aren't any signifi' of Bethlehem is a community of to 'family practice' cant changes in economic devel­ .attractive residential neighbor- · Dr. Rebecca Szymczak-Evan, right, is returning to her hometown of opment. hoods, vibrant hamlets, success­ ful mixed-use commercial cen: Glen·1ille to open up a family dentistry practice with her husband, Dr. Ringler echoed this senti­ By JACKIE SHEA Don Evans. ment, but said by acting now, ters, modern industrial facilities, · [email protected] Submittec! photo the town could lead other mu­ and productive rural lands," the nicipalities by example during a report reads. 'These are well It's a story so sweet it will give diffecent IP..atinent options off of ilie same b-\ilding as Rebecca's time of economic woe and ever­ connected by regional highways you a toothache. each oilier, and it's kind c·flike you ·father's practice in Glenville. increasing siate mandates and and local streets, adequately Not only is Dr. Rebecca alwa>s have a second pair of eyes "We're al going to be in ilie expenses. serviced by public transporta- Szymczak-Evans returning to her who can read a graph or give their same location - [my fufher is] 'There's a key message here: tion, and linked by a network of hometown of Glenville to open appnach t:• a treatine~t plan," she going to ccntinue-practicing as The town is not sustainable on sidewalks and trails;• up a family dentistry practice, said. he always has, and we're ~;oing to its current path," Ringler added. Location and natural resourc- she's opening it right next to her Don added this is pcrticularly start our ow:J practice and recruit ".Out of crisis sometimes comes es were also on top of the list. father's practice ... along with her .helpid with iliose late-night or ear- our own patients," said Rebecca opportunity." "Situated at the heart of the husband, Dr. Don Evans, whom ]y-morning emergencies. ''When She said she has always known He told th'e board, "Bethle­ Capital District, Bethlehem of- shemettheirfirstdayofschoolat you have a phone can with a 10- she wanted to return-to the area. hem should be bold; Bethlehem fers convenient access to all that the University of Buffalo School year-old "'ho knocked his tooth She went to Burnt Hilll High should a take a leadership posi- the region has to offer. It is ·rec- of Dentistry. . out, you can wake up ilie oilier per­ School and has always lo·,ed ilie ti. on. " ognized for the excellence of its "We met. ilie first day of den- son .nd say, What do yoCJ tl1ink?"' community. •'Having my dad as a . Controlled economic devel­ schools, the quality of its public tal school at our orientation at · Rebecc;; and Don were ilie dentist, I was fortunate enough to i opment and "not just focusing safety and community services, University of Buffalo_- we went only two students to graduate this have met a 01umber of de•tists in I on the big-ticket items" such as the abundance of its recreational ilirough dental school-together," year from Ellis Hospital's Dental the commu~ity. It's been a won­ ' big-box stores or the Vista Tech­ opportunities, the productivity said Rebecca. They studied to- Resi:lencyProgran1, which means derful experience to have known I nology Park as a financial solu- ·of its local businesses, ten miles gethef through their residency that one of them was always on iliem growi:Jg up and no·.v to in­ 1 tion was a sentiment putforth by of Hudson River waterfront and at Ellis Hospital and graduated to- can. They alternated nights. teract wiili tllem on a- on€-On-one 1 thegroup. · the beauty and health of its natu- getl1er last Thursday, June 18. "As far as being a couple, one . basis," Rebecca said. 1 Egan said now that the rep­ been looking forward to this. fering her opinion to !'take this diverse needs and expectations we needed to get done for dental ably some movies ilia! have come "Once I married another den: framework ... and get gging as of its 'residents in a fiscally sus- school, and now its just a logical and gone •ilirough the theaters · tis~ our wt•ole approach to this soon as possible. Thetin1~ to act tainable manner." progression," .said Don./''We.'re- ·-without their knowir.g, but it's a has been that we're a furitily iliat's . •ts now.-tl ~ . .. _ " . All of the Town Board mem- very good at getfing things done career choice iliat iliey made. going to provide care for fan1ilies Egan told the board another bers and the supervisor thanked together." "I wou;dn't have rraded it for in ilie comnunity," Rebecca srud. opinion that was· shared by sev­ the 20/20 members for their Rebecca 'said . she and her anything. I think I made the right "That's someiliing iliafs very eral other .2,{)/20 members re" work on the project. husband leaned on each oilier decision and it's a hurd~e iliat we close to our hearts." garding the toUgh decisions that "'·'They all did a great job and iliroughout theirresidency at E1' needed to jump ilirough in order Szymczak and Evans Family" lie ahead of the town. -- • worked very hard together on .lis. Having ilie same educational to get where we wanted to be,"_ Dentistry is located at 461 Sara­ "We don't envy your position;· iliis; Cunningham said of the bi- backgroun_d made it that mucl) said Don of ilie past year. toga Road in Glenville. F•)r infor­ ifs going to be very difficult," partiSan group. "Now we have· • easier to share ideas,-she said. Their new practice, which mation, can 399-6939 or visit www. 1 she said, adding that the current to start looking at our infrastruc- "That· allowed us to bounce is set to c-pen Aug. 25, will be in saridefamil>dental.com. . · financial crisis .was "not of your ture needs and our priorities." own doing."

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SARATOGA COUNTY FAIR cusing on old favorites and show tunes, Male singing group, training provided, re­ GOAT SHOW as installations by Anthony Garner, Baris rehearsals Tuesday mornings at Delmar hearsals at Faith United Methodisl Church, JESSE AND JOSEPH BRUCHAC Seeking singers, dancers, comed~ns. Karayazgan. Paul Katz, Nancy Klepsch and Reformed Church, Delaware Avenue, Del­ Brandywine Avenue and Eastern Parkway, Presented by Adirondack Thealre Feslival, WITH JOHN KIRK Victona Palermo. Information, 242-2243. jugglers and more pertorrners lor 'Who~ Charles R. Wood Theater, 207 Glen St., mar. Information, 439-2360. Schenectady. Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Infor­ Native music from the Abenacki tribe, July Got Talent?" competition July 14-16. lr>­ • Glens Falls, through Ju~ 11, $29. lnlor- NATIONAL MUSEUM mation, 399-1846 . 11,8 p.m .. Gaffe Lena, 47 Phila St.. Sara­ lormalion, 885-5604. A CAPPELLA • malion. 874-11800. OF DANCE toga Springs, $12 advance licke~. $15 at - SARATOGA ARTS New, informal, coed a cappella group in RIVER VALLEY CHORUS I WILL MAKf YOU ORPHANS door.lnlormalion, 583-{)022. Ballet Russes exhibit "On Broadway," Delmar, for adults and teens 16 and older. Sweet Adelines group based in Niskayuna chronicling the progression of dance on Seeking local artists and line cratters to Presented by Adirondack Theatre Festival, lnlormalion, 439-0130. is looking lor women to join group. Infor­ Broadway, and ongoing exhibi~. 99 South display their works all~ downtown gallery Charles Wood Theater, 207 Glen St., mation, 346-5349. R. Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Information, shop. lnlormalion, Adrianna Flax 584- Glens Falls, through July 11, $15. lnlor­ Comedy 584-2225. 4132 or allax@saratoga-~.org. mation,.874-0BOO. WTT&WILL THEAJ]E SARATOGA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM MOP AND BUCKET COMPANY PERFECT WEDDING ··summer Loving: and More Humid Hu­ "The Syracuse Mile," featuring lwo olthe Holding auditions for a substitute accom­ Romanlic comedy set on a groom~ wed­ mor," ashow of improvised comedy, song, central New York's famous stock cars, plus panist to provide music for its improvised George's Word Ladder ding morning, presented by Curtain .Call dance and poetry, ·July 11, 8 p.m., Zu Zu's ongoing exhbils induding "East of De~oit" comedy shows. Information, contact Mi­ By Mark Szorady Theatre, 210 Old Loudon Road, t.a!Mm, Wondertul Life Inc.. 299-301 Hamilton and New York radng, 110 Avenue olthe chael Burns at [email protected] through July 18, $20. lnlormalion, 877- St, Albany, advance lickels adults $10, Pines, Saratoga Springs. Information, or Kat Kqppett [email protected]. ATOP . CHANGE THE FIRST 7529. students/seniors $6; door prices adults 587-1935, e~. 20. CAPITALAND CHORUS WORD INTO THE LAST $12, studentS/seniors $8. lnlormalion, WORD BY CHANGING 439-7698. BROOKSIDE MUSEUM Openings for all voice parts lor women Music "Greg Klein Art Exhibit." featunng paint­ who love to sing and perform, rehearsals JUST ONE LETTER AT ings olthe Saratoga Coun~ coun~ide are at 7 p.m. Thursdays at New Covenant . A TIME. WRITE YOUR AUVE AT FIVE Visual AI1s and familiar landmarks, through the end of Presbyterian Church, comer of Orlan so. ANSWERS ON EACH and Western avenues, Albany. lnforma­ Irish Nighlleaturing Black 47 and Kevin June; plus "A Few lines to Let You Know: RUNG OF THE McKrell & the Hard Road Ceili Band, July Letters olthe Civil War," through Sept. 4, lion, 785-3567. ARTS CEHTER LADDER. EACH WORD 9, 5 p.m., Rivertront Park, Albany, lree.lr>­ OF THE CAPITAL REGION 6 Charlton St., Ballston Spa. lnlormaliQn. TANGO FUSION •885-4000. lormalion, 434-2032. "42nd Annual Fence Show," through July DANCE COMPANY CONTAINS FOUR GEORGIE WONDERS'ORCHESTRA 12, 265 River St., Troy. lnlormalion, 273- TANG TEACHING MUSEUM Audilioning profeSsional dancers by ap­ LETTERS. --~ 19-piece swing band, July 9, 6:30 p.m., 0052. AND GALLERY pointment at Arthur Murray Dance Studio, r-----1 The Crossings, Albany-Shaker Road, NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM "Elevator MusJc 14: Lucky Dragons," 75 Woodlawn Ave .• Saratoga Springs. In­ formation, 306-4173. Colonie, free. · "Bernice Abbott's Changing New York: A through July 12; "Tlm Rollinsand K.O.S.: A Hislory," through Aug. 30; Skidmore BRIAN PATNEAUDE QUARTET Triumph ol Public Art," through Oct. 4; ADIRONDACK · "1609" through March 10; plus "Beneath Colleg~ 815 North Broadway, Saratoga PASTEL SOCIETY Springs. Information. 580-8080. Performing on "Upbeat on the Roar con- the City: An Archeological Pefspeclive -Seeking new artists that work in pastels, . cert sertes.· Ju~ 10, 7 p.m, . .Tang Teaching ol Albany." permanent collections on the CLARK ART INslqurE meetings are the first Tuesd~Y. of every Museum and Gallery, Skrdmore·College, recovery effort. New York state his- 9111 ·oove/O'Keeffe: Circles ol lnlluence." month at the Dave Francis Gallery, the B15 North Broadway, Saratoga Spnngs, tory and geography, Empire State Plaza, Shirt Factory, Glens fal)s. Programs, art­ lree.lnlormalion, 580-BOBO. ' Madison ~venue.lnlormalion, 474-5877. through Sept. 7; "Through the Seasons: Japanese Art in Nature," through Oct. 18; ist demonstrations and exhibitions are ALAN" GOLDBERG ALBANY INSTITUTE OF ART 225 Souih St., Williamstown, Mass. Infor­ planned throughout the year. Information, Monthly show for. singer-songwriter, 793-9309 or 793-9350. "Different at Every Turn: Contemporary mation, (413) 456-9545. July 10, 7 p.m .. Emack and Bolio's, 366 Painters of Ute..Hudson River," through DELMAR COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA Delaware Ave., Albany, free. lnlormalion, ARKfLL MUSEUM Aug. 23; "Life Along the Hudson: Pho­ 512-5100. Regional art show leatunng Denise Allen, Openings in the string, horn and percus­ tographs by Joseph Squillante," through Kate McCauley and Betty Pieper, through sion sections. Information. 439-n49. ·, I EMERALD DAWN Oct 4; "Hudson River Panorama: 400 July 31; "Then & Now: Contemporary COLONIE TOWN BAND. Cellic acouslic duo. July ·10. 7 p.m .. Years ol History, Art and Culture," through Artisls Revisit the Past," through· Aug. 5; t~<( Jan. 3, 2010; plus "The Folk Spiril ol Al­ SevCral openings, rehearsals On-Mondays 1__ ;,::..:, ______..::::=~~~;:::.,_;-:J;;:;..~~-·.:.,Il Emack and Bolio's, Town Center Plaza, plus ~Arkell's Inspiration: the Marketing of 1704 W~ern Ave., Guild!rland, free: lr>­ bany: Folk Art .from the Colletcion of the Beech-Nut and Art lor the People,· ongo­ al7:30p.m.attownhaii,Route9,Newtor>- r ~ u-n~ -3u0'"' d"O'"' ville. lnlormalion, 763-2760. .., c ..., c .., "' .., lormation, 25D-4196. Albany !nslillJ.te of History and Art" and ing; Canajoharie. information, 673-2314. 380 3 dOO:J dOH5'" dOHS dOl'S dOl'I :NOI1n10S · Weekly Crossword ACROSS microwave 11 Spooky service ALL SAINTS' DAY 46 Does cryptography branch? 1 Of a lung part 48 New York city 12Way 6 Aaron wallop 50 Clairvoyant's 13 Chose 11 Harlem comment 18 Spanish river Brundtland: 51 Te Kanawa, for 23 In the manner of Norway PM one 25Mine find ·14 Message boat 52 Dog in Oz 26Quest 15Saw 53 Veal source 27Ms. Horne 16 School dance 57 Miller or Sothern 28 Bouquet 17 Spooky comedian? 58 Spooky composer? 29 Spooky furculae? 19 Umpire's call 61 Rink surface · 30 Ee.rie mar)1){)\ R ,,,.,' '~"'''~?- ,li . I .. ~age 22 :JulY s,2oo9 7he Spotlight Calendar of Events spOtlight HEALING TESTIMONY MEETING PRAYER MEETING PRAYER MEETING BETHLEHEM 51 School Road, 10:15 a.m. Information, Wednesday, July 8 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555 Small groups meeting throughout the Small groups meeting throughout the 765-2791. Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information, week for evening prayer and Bible study, week for evening prayer and Bible study, FOOD STAMP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM NIMBLEFINGERS/QUILTERS BETHLEHEM 439-2512. Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church, Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church, Bethlehem Senior Services sponsors free (SEPTEMBER-JUNE ONLY) Route 155. Call lor times and information, Route 155. Call for times and information. program where representative or legal 765-3390. ' 765-3390. DELMAR ROTARY NEW SCOTLAND Aid Society will help wilh food stamp Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School Road, 110 3 p.m. Information, 765-2791. Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m., applications. Appointment required, 10 a.m. to noon. Bethlehem Senior Services Information, 767-201.5 TOWN COUNCIL Friday, July 10 Sunday, July 12 office, 445 Delaware Ave., 439-4955 ext V'VILLE PLANNING COMMISSION New Scolland Town Hall, Route 85, 7 p.m. 173 or 174. Information, 439-4689. Second and fourth Village Hall, 29 VoorlleesvilleAve., 7 p.m. BINGO BEHTLEHEM WORSHIP INFORMATION Second Monday of each month. Wednesday of eacll month. Information, 765-2692. American Legion Blanchard Post No. Bethlehem Communi~ Church, 201 Elm 1040, 16 Poplar Drive, Delmar. 7:30p.m. AA MEETING .. 439-3135. . SUNSHINE SENIOR CmZENS PRAYER MEETING VOORHEESVIlLE PTA Av~ Food available. First Reformed Churcll of Bethlehem, Route Bethlehem Congregation of Jehovah's ' Meets the second Monday of eacll month · Small groups meeting throughout the Elementary sclloollibrary, 7-8 p.m. Infor­ 9W, 7:30p.m. . ~~~~":~:: Avenue and Feura Bush al noon at !he First Reformed Church on week lor evening prayer and Bible study, . EVENINGS ON THE GREEN (JULY) mation, 765-3644. Second Wednesday of 8 every month. · oa • · Route 9W m Glenmonllo bnng together Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, Be!hlehem Public liorary's Free Sum­ CHABAD CENTER ~~:~~~ Lu!heran, Churcll, 85 Elm Ave., peopleage55andolderlorsocialactivilies, Route 155. Call lor limes and information, ·mer Concert Series. 7 p.m._lnformation, Friday services, discussion and Kiddush · commumty serv1ce and sharmg of mutual 765-3390 439-9341. PRAYER MEETING Delmar Full Gospel Church, 292 Elsmere interests. Information, '463-1080. · at sunset, 109 Elsmere Ave. Information, Small groups meeting throughout the Ave., 439-4407. 439-8280. Delmar Presb~erian Churcll, 585 Delaware PLAYGROUP MEETING week lor evening prayer and Bible study, PEACE VIGIL Wednesday, July 15 MounlainView Evangellcal Free Church, Ave., 439-9252. Firs! United Methodist Churcll playgroups . Q.U.I.L.T. INC. Delmar Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace, weekly will meet from 10:30 to noon in the nursery. Route 155. Call lor times and information, Meeting al Delmar Reformed Churcll, 386 Ave., 439-9929. peace vigil, Four Corners intersection, BETHLEHEM Playgroup provides opportunity lor cllild 765-3390. Delaware Ave. Starts 9:45a.m .. doors open Family of God Nazarene Churcll, Krumkill Delmar, 5-6 p.m., Information, 439-1968. caretakers an~ pre-nurse"ryschool age chi 1- al9:15 a.m. Call439- 194 Second Friday Road ~~ Blessing Road, North Be!hlehem, D.ELMAR ROTARY dren to socialize in a relaxed atmosphere. PIONEER CLUBS i of each month. 453-9953. PLAYGROUP Information, 439-9976, ext 228. For cllildren grades 1!hrough junior high; NOrmanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m., First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555 First Unili!ll Methodist Church, 428 Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church. Information, 767-2015 NEW SCOTLAND Delaware Ave., 439-2512. Kenwood Ave. Meets 10:30 a.m. to noon · MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS Route 155, 3:45 Ia 5 p.m. Information, First Reformed Churcll of Be!hlehem, Route in the nursery. The playgroup provides EVENINGS ON THE GREEN (JULY) (MDPS) '765-3390. 9W, Selkirk, 767-2243. • PRAYER MEETiNG opportunities for child care takers and Christian fellowship group lor mothers First United Methodist Churcll of Delmar, pre-nursery school age children to social­ Bethlehem Public .library's Free Sum­ mer Concert Series, 7 p.m. Information, of preschool children, al the Delmar AA MEETING Small groups meeting throughout lhe 428 Kenwood Ave., 439-9976. ize in a relaxerl atmosphere. Information. Reformed Churcll, 386 Delaware Ave., Rrsl Uniled Me!hodisl Church of Voorflees­ week lor evening prayer and Bible study, Glenmont Community Churcll, 1 ellapel 439-9976 ext 228 439-9341. nursery care provided, 9:30 to 11:30a.m., ~ille, 68 Maple Sl., 8 p.m. 765-2895. Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church, Lane, Glenmont, 435-7710. Information, call Jennifer al439-9929 or Route 155. Call for times and inlormalion, Gospel Fellowship, 10 Rockefeller Road, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES BINGO e'-mail, [email protected]. Second and 765-3390.- · Delmar, 482-2132. Parks and Recreation Office. Elm Avenue American legion Blanchard Post No. lourthWednesdaysduring!heschoolyear. King~ Chapel, 434 Route 9W, Glenmont, Thursda)~ July 9 Park, 12:30 lo 4:30· p.m. Information, 1040, 16 Poplar Drive, Delmar. 7:30p.m. WYM.mops.org STORY TIMES 426-9955. ' 439-0503. Food available. BETHLEHEM Weekly al Voorheesville Public library, KTC Buddhist Center, Doane Stuart School, SECOND MILERS Route 9W, Albany,10 a.m. medilalion, 51 School Road, 10:15 a.m. Information, CLASS IN JEWISH.MvsTICISM PLAYGROUP MEETING (OCTOBER THRU JUNE) 765-2791. 11- a.m: tea, 11:30 a.m. study course, First United Methodist Church playgroups YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 374-1792. Delmar Chabad Center, 109 Elsmere Ave., Normanside Country Club, noon, Infor­ wi II meet from 10:30 to noon in the nursery. Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue Mount Moriah Ministries, Route 9W, 7 p.m .. lnlormalion, 439-8280. mation, 439-2752. Second Wednesday Playgroup provides opportunity lor cllild Park, 12:30-4:30 p.m. Information, 439- Glenmont, 426-4510. of each month. 0503. Saturday, July 11 caretakers and pre-nursery school agechii­ Slingerlands Community UMC, 1499 New DELMAR COMMUNm ORCHESTRA Cren to socialize in a relaxerl atmosphere. Seolland Road, 439-1766.­ SOLID ROCK CHURCH BETHLEHEM Rehearsal, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Information, call439-9976, ext 228. BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Solid Rock Church, 1 Kenwood Ave., Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information, .. Evening prayer service 7:00 p.m.; Bible (SEI'r[MBER THRU MAY) . Glenmont, 439-4314. DELMAR SATURDAY FARMERS 439-7749. BETHLEHEM LIONS CLUB study 7:30p.m.; 1 Kenwood Ave., 7 p.m. children's choir, 6:15 p.m., senior choir, South Bethlehem Uniled Methodist Churcll, ln)ormalion, 439-4314. MARKET (NOT I~ JULY OR AUGUST) 7 p.m., 85 Elm Ave. Information, 439- 85 Willowbrook Ave., 767-9953. AA MEETING 4328. The Detmar Saturday Farmers Markel will Sl. Micllael's Shrine, Beacon Roadal Route Normanside Country Club, Delmar, 7 p.m. TOWN B.OARD be open June 6 until October 31 from 9 9W, Glenmont, 462-2016. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Ave.,. Information, 439-4857. First and third Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave., RA MEETINGS a.m. unlil1 p.m. rain or shine. The market Sl. Stephen's ,Episcopal Church, Poplar 8:30 Ia 10 p.m. , Wednesday of each month. is located all he Bethlehem Middle School, Drive and Elsmere Avenue, Delmar, 5:30p.m. Information, 439-4955. Second Slingerlands Community Churcll, 1499 322 Kenwood Ave. For more info, go to 439-3265; PRAYER MEETING ALZHEIMER'S and fourth Wednesdays of eacll rT)Onlh. New Scolland Road, noon. www.delmarmarketorg. St ThomasTheAposlleChurch,35Adams Smallgroupsmeelinglhroughou!lheweeklor SUPPORT GROUP BETHLEHEM TOASTMASTERS Place, Delmar, 439-4951. evening prayer and Biblesludy, Mounlainview Northeast NY Alzheimer'sAssocialion meet­ BETHLEHEM SENIOR CmZENS Unity of Faith Christian Fellowship, The Clubhouse, Adams Station Apls., 1Ju- AA MEETING Evangelical Free Churcll, Route 155. Call lor ings for families, caregivers, and friends;. Meets Thursdays at 1 p.m. in Town Hall 436 Krumkill Road, Nortn Bethlehem, 8elhlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm limes and information, 765-3390. Delmar Presb~erian Church, 585 Delaware niperDrive, Delmar, 7:30p.m.lnlormation, Auditorium, 445 Delaware Ave. Activities 435-7740. ' Ave., 7:30 Ia 9:00 p.m. Information, call Ave .. 7 p.m. 439-9252 · 439-o871. Second and fourth Wednesdays include cards, games. bingo and oonversa· of eacll month. 439-4328. lion. A bi-monthly newsletter is available NEW SCOTLAND Tuesday, July 14 in the senior services office. Information, SOLID ROCK CHURCH DELMAR FIRE COMMISSION GLENMONT 439-4573. BETHLEHEM Evening prayer service 7:00 p.m.: Bible Second Wednesday of every month, Story Hour at Tea and Tallered Pages Used WORSHIP study 7:30p.m.; 1 Kenwood Ave., 7 p.m. INFORMATION lirehouse,Adams P~ce. 7:30p.m. lnlorma- NEW SCOTLAND KIWANIS CLUB. · Books. 329 Glenmont Road, Glenmont Information, 439-4314. lion, 439-3851. Information, 447-9910. All Nation's P ·~t Church, 2-X. ... ,;..;Stern FARMERS MARKET (SUMMER ONLY) New Scolland Presb~erian Church, Route Ave., Guild '75-9086, ESL and Markel and Chicken 8arbeque2:30 p.m. lo ZONING BOARD OF AP~EALS ~.6:30p.m. Bible classes. !J a.m.; Worship Services. 6p.m. rain or shine, First United Methodist Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave.: 10a.m. Church, 428 Kenwood Ave. 7 p.m. Information, 439-4955. First and Clarksville Commu~ity Church, Route third Wednesday of eacll mon!h. 443, 768-2916. TREASURE COVE THRIFT SHOP Family Worship Center, 92 Lower Copeland First United Methodist Church. 428 Ken­ BC SCHOOL BOARD Hill Road, Feura Bush, 768-2021. wood Ave., 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. gently used Failh Temple, New Salem, 765-2870. District office. 90 Adams Place, 7 p.m. brand name clothing and accessories at Information, 439-7098. First Uniled Methodist Church, 68 Maple very low prices. Ave., Voorheesville, 765-2895. Jerusalem Reformed Churcll, Route 32, HEALING TESTIMONY MEETING CHURCH LUNCH Feura Bush, 439·0548. • First Church of Christ. Scientist,. 555 (JUNE. JULY. AUGUST) Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information, Route 155, Voorheesville, 765-3390. Sponsored by the South Bethlehem Uniled 439-2512. - Onesquethaw Reformed Church, Tarrytown Methodist Church: Willowbrook Cafe, weekly on Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Road, Feura Bush. 768-2133. PRAYER MEETIN~ New Scolland Presb~erian Church, Route Information, 767-9953. 85, 439-6454. ' Small groups meeting through,aul the week lor evening prayer and Bible study, St Matthew's Churcll, Mountain View Road, ELSMERE FIRE COMMISSIONERS Voorheesville, 765-2805. Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, Second Tuesday of each month, Firehouse, Route 155. Call lor limes and information, Unionville Reformed Church, Delaware Poplar Drive, 7:15 p.m. Information, 765-3390. Turnpike, 439-5001. 439-9144. United Pentecostal Courch, Route 85. New PIONEER CLUBS Salem, 765-4410.0AY- A.W. BECKER PTA For children grades 1 through junior high: Becker Elementary School, Route 9W, Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church, Monday, July 13 7:00p.m. lnlormalion, 767-2511. Second Route 155, 3:45 lo 5 p.m. Information, Tuesday of each mon!h. 785-3390. SLINGERLANDS NEW SCOTLAND Adamsville Ancients File and Drum Corps; AA MEETING rehearsal7-9p.m., October-May. Informa­ First Uniled Methodist Churcll of Voorhees­ tion, 439-8727. STORY TIMES ville, 68 Maple St., 8 p.m. 765-2895. Weekly at V~orheesville Public library,

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Loudonville, New York, are happy and Varsity Field Hockey I .... , to announce the engagement of Coach at Ann Arundel their daughter lauren Michelle County Schools in Annapolis, Bleicher\, Christine M. Catalano, Burrill, Micha~l A Corey, Adam to Frederick William Frey, son Maryland. Frederick received Alex N. Finkelstein, Michael C. Duncan, Patrick D. Jones, of Frederick and Brenda Frey of his Bachelor's Degree from List T. Flynn, Alyssa J. Johnson, Gabrielle D. Lansburg, Joshua Ellicott City, Maryland. University.of Maryland. He is Carly Magin·, Meghan E. Merritt, M. Marks, Sirli Obertubbesing, Lauren is currently Network Engineer at Booz­ Gregory F. Pittz, Marlon R. Nicholas R. Snow, Meaghan N. pursuing a Master's Degree Ailen & Hamilton in Annapolis The College Salgaao-Barrios, Kristin E. Walter and Unda A. Willis of at Groucher College. She.,is Junction, Maryland. Skelley, Caroline A. Strom and · Voorheesville • ' a graduate of Shaker High The wedding will be held in of Saint Rose Jamie L. Turner of Delmar Annapolis, Maryland, on July 2, Erika Alberry and Irene School and Hobart & William Evan J. Carloni, Clorissa M. Smith College. She is an 2010. Carcache, Maria Cotazino, Clifford, Katherine R. Collins, Andrea DeFeo, Kelly Fallon, Nicholas M. Hasselbach and · Just married Dana Len seth and John McNally Jacqueline M. Kurtessis of of Voorheesville Glenmont or eatated? Rachel Apunte and Marina Gabriel A Cruz-Allen, Michael George W. Frueh Katko of Glenmont A Dillon, Jessica K Jochnowitz, Call 439-4949 for an Discount Home Heating Oil Ashley Becker and Dorothy David J. Salazar and Jeff D. Kerosene - Diesel Fuel LaClair of Selkirk Schardt of Guilderland announcement form. Robert Bellizzi, Casey Cleary, David W. Bode, Elizabeth K Summer Fill Up Special Stephen Decker, Jaclyn Franks, Jennifer Henrikson, Shannon Call for today's prices. McMahon, Jordan Miller, Buy for cash and SAVE • Budget plans available now!! Matthew Schmit, Meghan Spath, Kristine Tateo and Deborah YOUR MORTGAGE MADE EASY. Service.. . Any Day, Any Time Umina of Delmar Stephanie Fox and Grace Great rates. Hassle-free experience. Mobile - 436-1 050 Gansle of Slingerlands Call Bill today. For Prayer Line Call 462-5351 Jennifer Mine, Christopher Morrill, Ryan Quinn, Tara Bill Powell AlP, Mo.rtgage L:>en Officer TenEyck and Maureen Watson li] Banknorth 518 439·4-'26 cell: 518 330-7412 of Glenmont Wi!liam.Powe!10TDBanknorth.com t.i!·d'hav Sholom Senior Nichols College ~i:y-~iti.Z,erii~Apa~t·.nents·~ ·, ~_'-~;;:·' .,- .·::·:!·· .. l~fl':::.-:::., __;t?:_·~.--.:-_~--~:: . . ..· __ ; ::· . . Kevin Pittz of Delmar BUHRMASTER BARN One Bedroom and Studio Apartments SUNY. Cortland at Very Affordable Rates! Laura Boucher, Benedict ~'l..-: at the PRUYN HOUSE 115 New Krumkill Road Conboy, Kelsey Cornell, Shauna Albany, New York 12208 Edwards, Melissa Gould, Erin ;.J»:l 207 Old Niskayuna Rd., Newtomille, NY 12128 McCartan, Caitlin Mooney and • Rent includes heaVhot water/electric Dustin Verga of Delmar • Scenic park-like setting Janel Carey, Zachary Fluster, • City bus transportation at door Victoria Polsonilli and Brittany Vogel of Voorheesville • Beautician and store on premises Brenna Filipello of Selkirk • Weekly social activities Jessica Wax of Glenmont • Private, on-site parking E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.OhavSholomApts.org Hudson Valley Children 12 & Under FREE • Donation $5JJO ;ldults Community College 783-1435 • www.colonie.orgfpruyn Equal Housing Opportunily Jennifer L. Angley, Jessica L. @ 489-5531 c~ 9~sq • eoo~ ,8 ~lul 1~\\il1oql9«l Page 24 ·July 8, 2009______------·------~------'--~------.2~~The Spotlight Seniors invited to find _perfect 'car fit' at program While driving, do you available on a pre-arranged basis. music,. Bethlehem Town Hall . members. sometimes feel as though you Suggested van donation $10. For auditorium, 445 Delaware •Bethlehem Senior Citizens should be sitting ori a pillow to Senior reservations, call 439-4933, ext Ave., Delmar, 9. to 10 a.m. No Club meets for an enjoyable . see over your dashboard? Does 1176. registration' necessary. $3 fee social afternoon of games and your steering wheel feel too Action per class. entertaininent, Bethlehem Town high or too low? Does your gas · Monday, July 13 Hall auditorium, 445 Delaware or brake pedal.seem too close or Town of Bethlehem Ave., Delmar, 11:30 a.m. All too far away? · • Shopping center trip with Wednesday, July 15 Bethlehem senior transportation • Alzheimer's Caregivers seniors welcome. For information, If you want to be certain is necessary, so call 439-4955, to Wa!Mart in Glenmont. For Support Group meets at the call439-4955, ext.1176. you and your automobile "fit" ext. 1176, as soon as possible reser.yations, call 439-4955, ext. Delmar Presbyterian Church, • Seniors grocery shopping each other, consider attending to reserve a time slot between 1176. 7 p.m., 585 Delaware Ave., · for ~esidents of Glenmont, "CARFIT: Helping Mature 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. We will see· • Food Stamp Assistance - · Delmar. For information, call Selkirk and ·south Bethlehem. Drivers Find Their Perfect Fit" you in the Bethlehem Town Legal Aid Society and Albany the Alzheimer's Association at For reservations, call439-5770. on Thursday, July 30. Michael Hall parking lot, but be certain · County Dept of Social Services · 438-2217. Sweeney of AAA and Donna Stressel, OTR of Sunnyview to bring your own vehicle for a Medicaid representatives at •Seniors grocery shopping Friday, July 17 Hospital and Northeast Health, special "car fit" Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 forresidentsofEismere,Delmiu-, • AARP 55 Alive Safe Driving will help you determine whether Delaware Ave., Delmar, will be. Slingerlands, North Bethlehem Course, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. or not you and your vehicle fit available to answer questions and Marie 'Rose· Manor. ·For • Seniors in Motion (see together well, which can be just Program highlig~ts and assist with food stamp reservations, call439-5770. Tuesday's activities for details). as important to your safety as Saturday, July 11 applications, 10 a.m. to noon. To • Delmar Farmers, Market, make an appointment, call 439- • Seniors grocery shopping your car's mechanical checkup. for residents of Good Samaritan Bethlehem Middle School, 322 .4955, ext. 1176. Thursday, July 16 · You will be checked for a K-enwood Ave., Delmar, 9 a.m. •A.A.R.P. 55 Alive Safe Senior Housing and Van . variety of driving and safety • Seniors age 62+ can play Driving Course, 12:30 to 4:30 . Allen Senior Apartments. For to 1 p.m. Interesting variety of conditions, such as a clear line at. Colonial Acres Golf Course p.m., a two-day program today reservations, call439-5770. vendors. of sight over the steering wheel; for $11 (greens fee for 9 or 18 holes). Special senior rates on and. Friday. Bethlehem Town For information on-the above properly adjusted head restraints; Hall, Room 101, 445 Delaware oralistofadditionalactivities,call a comfortable and safe seat; and . Sunday, July 12 Mondays only. For information, c

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Box 100; Delmar 12054. interactive workshop series Healthy Choices New York, 9 a.m. Strong Bones + The deadline for all announcements is noon Thursday prior a statewide health promotion that empowers adults 60 and to publication. initiative funded by the state ·older and caregivers of any 11:30 a.m. Luncheon: Chicken Department of Health anc:t age to take charge of chronic Teriy3ki or Cold Plate Office for Aging, is hosting, conditions, such as arthritis, 12:30 p.m. Bingo/Games/ a presentation on Thursday, heart disease, osteoporosis or Billiards July 23, at 10:30 a.m. a.m. diabetes by discovering ways to better manage ongoing health - WILLIAMS INC - in Town Hall about a new Wednesday, July 15 Building & Concrete Contractors workshop series called Living needs. No registration is needed ijealthy* that is coming soon to for this information session. 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Pre-Arrangement: An Act of Love - Friday; July .11 Scheduled Shppping ·we made our 10 a.m. Painting 1 p.m. Quilting .. Catholic Cemetery COUPON Arrangements TENDERCARE CHILD CENTERS years ago, and we're 6268Johnston Rd., Guilderland 569 Elm Ave., Bethlehem Committee raffling glad we did! • Registration Halfmoon print I jl, J3 :J With This Coupon The Quadricentennial ($50value) Committee is raffiing a print of Limited To the replica of Halfmoon- Henry First Time Customer Hudson's vessel at Bethlehem •lnfants6WksTo5Yrs. Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave. Delmar, during regular business 41 Jolly Road, Glenmont • AfterSchool Program . hours. · • Hot Lunches& Home Baked Snacks The print can be seen and .t\..LHAl'."'Y . "When You Can't •lndoorGym/HugeOutdoorPiayground raffies may be purchased in the DIOCES.Ac'f Be There ... •OpenM-Fri7:30-5:30. Your Child town clerk's office. Chances are CEMJ~TERJES 463-0134 Deserves $5 each or three for $10. lt] Tendercare" 478-0787 8~9-6032 . A Tradition of Faith www.rcdacemeteries.org Bethlehem Guilderland The drawing will be held OFFER VALID WITH THIS COUPON · Sunday, Aug. 16. The Spotlight July 8, 2009 • Pag'e 25 Library programs ·offer plenty o~ summ·er safety tips Parents and kids ages 4 to 12 You don't have to call ahead rock. Bring a blanket or lawn Hotel for Dogs (PG, 2009) are invited to join us on the Green for any of these teen programs. chair. Concert will move indoors this Saturday, July 11, at 11 a.m. Just come on -in and bring a if it rains. for "Kids On Bikes," a two-part dheckltDut bien d. Hudson River collage program offered by folks who Bethlehem Public Library Monday, July 27, 2:30p.m. can speak with authority. Gaming for grandparents To commemorate The Tang Evening on the Green Thursday, July 23, 2 p.m. Claire Nolan of the New York Call 439-9314 to sign up for Museum's upcoming exhibition Bicycling Coalition will talk about both these programs. tonight The library's teeq volunteers "Lives of the Hudson," Ginger how to choose a helmet and get Skip Parsons ushers in this will introduce you to a variety of Ertz will he]p us make tissue- your child to wear it, how to year's summer music series gaming and social networking paper rivers and birch bark boats. select the right-size bicycle, and · Good teen fun with Dixieland jazz tonight.at 7. programs. A Fit for Life program Grades K to five. . some safe-bike ABCs. Nolan is Our Wednesday Teen Movie Bring a blanket or lawn chair. made possible by the MetLife Call439-9314 to sign up. a League of American Bicyclists series for grades six and up The music will move indoors if it Foundation. certified instructor. begins today at 2:30 p.m. and rains; Our series continues each runs through Aug. 12. You'll Wednesday in July. Savor the season Also that day, Bethlehem choose from among a great. The art of animal tracking Monday, July 27, 7 p.m. police officer Mike Whiteley will selection of feature films. Friday, July 24, 10 a.m. Cooperative Exten.sion talk about bicycle and road safety. Second Harvest We're· offering a Teen Craft Learn how to identify the educator Sandra Varno will help He11 bring along a map of a local Wednesday, July 22, 10 a.m. tracks of six common animals. you prepare and sample recipes bike trail. series on Thursdays, July 16 to Aug. 13, at 3 p.m. You'll do a Plant beans in recycled half- Environmental educator George made from local and seasonal This is a family event; parents different craft each week at the gallon milk cartons that you bring Steele will be your guide. You'll foods. Adult program. Call 439- are encouraged to attend. · tables in the library's expanded. and decorate. Learn about the make an animal-track T-shirt 9314 to sign up. A Fit for Life Bicycles are welcome, but not teen section. We'll be adding Iroquois and the Three Sisters. to take home. Call-439-9314 to program made possible by the necessary. new computer stations and funky Grades one to five. sign up, Grades K to five and MetLife Foundation. Officer Whiteley returns on furniture to this section this fall. Call439-9314tosign up. UHLS families. Louise Grieco Monday, Aug. 24, at 11 a.m. with We're also co"ntinuing our Explore Your Shore program. UHLS Explore Your Shore • All library programming "Safe at Home''-safety tips and afternoon Teen Time sessio"ns: program. . is free and open to the public. . topics for .National Safe at Home DDR, Guitar Hero, Wii, and Evening on the Green The .Bethlehem Public Library Week. Kids in grade K to five games on Monday, July 20; Wednesday, July 22, 7 p.m. is located at 451 Delaware Ave., and their families are invited to Summer cinema Thursday, July 30; and Friday, Hour of.Need plays classic Friday, July 24, 2:30p.m. Delmar. For information, c;all attend. Aug. 14, from 2 to 4 p.m. 439-9314. Audi·ence members to star in 'The Singing, Ringing Tree' .The audience becomes the Club activities for. the lively discussion . Barbara Vink act in Sarah Salerno Thomas' Voorheesville Club 1-2-3 for grades one to Second to fourth graders can • All library programming is 'The Singing, Ringing Tree." three will be making paper on sign up at the reference desk and free (unless otherwise noted) and Adapted" from a fairy tale about Public Library Wednesday, July 15 at 10:30 pick up a copy of the book "26 open to the public. Voorheesville the transforming power of love, a.m. Summer Survivors meet FairmountAvenue" by children's Public Library is located at 51 all 12 characters -from panthers you how it works. Bring biends with animalist/educator George · author-illustratorTornie dePaola School Road, Voorheesville. For to" princes to pigs-are portrayed or siblings for a fun afternoon. Steele on July 16. Sign up for for book discussion on Aug. 7 at information, call765-2791 or visit by audience members. The We will provide snacks. these programs and get details 10:15 a.m www.voorheesvillelibrary.org, production features a collection online. Teen crafters will be of large papier-mache masks Junior Nimblefingers creating with duct tape on July created by award-winning artist 14 at 6:30p.m. Ruth Fledermaus. It is fun for the The new teaching sessions of . . tiki Junior Nimblefingers will begin whole family on Wednesday, July Book discussions 15 at7 p.m. on July 17 from 2 to 5:30 p.m.-Kids in grades four and up can learn The very first High School/ fror p~ys;cal . simple hand sewing, how to use College Book Discussion o~ other rehab .... Bluesmaster to perform our sewing machines and make meets on Thursday, July 16, at Don't miss The Bluesmaster items for themselves, including 7 p.m. to talk about 'The Book · you'll want our Ernie Williams tonight on the a pillow case. Registration is Thief' by Marcus Zusak. Stop private room, phone library lawn at 7. 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_I Page 26 • July 8, 2009 fhe Spotlight IN BRIEl~ Summer Saturday hours begin . Sewer lift .stations html or via telephone at 1·877- 977-3135. This Saiurday, we will begin Post covers, the Stockbridge . to be upgraded These. barrels will be our summer hours. For the RCS COMMUNITY Models Project and, as always, The Town of Bethlehem's delivered to the Albany County months of July and August, we "LIBRARY a fine collection of the art of this Department of Public Works has SWCD parking lot at 24 Martin will be open from 10 a.m. unti11 popular artist. awarded a contract to Schultz Road on Aug. 15 between noon · p.m. on Saturdays. Our weekday .Construction to iet>lace and and 3 p.m. Members of the NE hours remain the same; we The admission includes a tour upgrade the following sewer lift Rain Barrel Company will be are open 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., of Cole's Catskill home and his What's new stations: on hand t9 provide installation Monday through Thursday, arid 1839 studio. • Ad'!lt fictic.>n •682 Kenwood Ave. instructions. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The museum pass to The "My Sister, My Love" by Joyce •72 HudsQn Ave. For information, call 765- Sterling and Francine .Clark Carol Oates Art Institute, which is good for •70 Dumbarton Drive 7923. "The Neighbor" by Lisa Check out a museum two adult admissions, is once Gardner • 69 University St this summer again available for check-out this "Strangers" by Anita The contractor is expected to V'ville church plans Summer is a great time to summer.. Children are always Brookner begin work at each one of these explore your community, and the free at the Clark. The Clark is • Young adult fiction sites and the work is expected farmers market library is happy to offer a chance featuring a Georgia O'Keefe/ to take approximately four to six The First United Methodist to see some local gems for free. Arthur Dove exhibit this summer "Goddess Boot Camp" byTera months to complete. Church in Voorheesville, 68 The library offers three museum as well as 'Through the Seasons: Lynn Childs For information, call Town Maple Ave, will host a farmers passes that adult RCS Community Japanese Art in Nature." "Silver. Phoenix" by Cindy Hall at 4394955. market beginning Friday, July patrons can check out. The loan Adults may also check out the Pon )0. period is one week. Norman Rockwell Museum pass. • All library programming is Hours are 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Visit the historic home of This pass is valid unti!July31 and free (unless otherwise noted) · Company to offer and the market will run until noted Hudson River School is good for admission for four. and open to the public. RCS discounted barrels mid-October. There will 13 of art painter Thomas Cole The museum, located less than Community Library is located at vendors, and Noah Sheetz, in Catskill this summer by an hour away in Stockbridge, 15 Mountain Road, Ravena. For The Albany County Soil executive chef of the govenor's ·information, call756-2053 or visit and Water Conservation checking out a pass for one · Mass., is featuring the art of manson, will be on hand to cook free admission to Cedar Grove. Rockwell's Saturday Evening www.uhls.org/RCSCL/. · District is working with the· up samples using various goods New England Rain Barrel from the vendors. Company to offer discounted rain barrels. The first.100.Aibany County Attorneys to talk Discussion to center on Dutch residents to place an order will. receive $10 off the low price of about vet benefits Join us on Thursday, July 16, $75.95. All orders must be placed Attorneys William Pfeiffer and as we have a book discussion Richard Rolands of the law firm· about "Island at the Center of the . · I 11 by Aug. 10, either online at www. GUILDERlAND ~UBLICLIBRARY ~ · nerainbarrel.com/AlbanyCounty. Girvin & Firlazzo will present ·World" by Russell Shorto. information regarding veterans As the song goes,· "Even . www.gutlpl.org ~ .....,..., ...... _lllljll benefits on Tuesday, July 14 Old New York was once New . Spotlight Newspapers at 6:30 p.m. at Delmar Place Amsterdam." Unfortunately, for recently translated Dutch primary who wants nothing more than to Assisted Living, 467 Delaware many Americans, thatistheextent Not just local sources that have languished in become a boy. Along the way, he Ave. in Delrriar. of their knowledge about the archives in Albany. has trouble' with his nose ... and .. Really local . Individuals who do not Dutch colony that was seized by Written in elegant prose, there's a bit of fun with a whale. receive benefits may qualify the English in 1664. Shorto, author this enthralling story provides On six Fridays during the and those currently receiving of two previous books and articles original perspectives on several summer, we are going to show may be due more. The publishedintheNewYorkerand historical figures, including Disney classics at the library.· evening is free and open .to the New York Times Magazine, Henry Hudson, Peter Minuit, Some nights we will have them the public. presents an outstanding and and Peter Stuyvesant. Shorto out in the garden - so bring a To attend, call Kristin Vivian, revealing chronicle of the Dutch · also highlights the contributions lawn chair and blanket- or in the director of community outreach, presence on Manhattan Island. of Andriaen van der Donck, an Helderberg Room .. In either case, at 434-4663. Much of his research is based on energetic, charismatic man who we will provide the movie and the played an integral part in creating free popcorn. a dynamic, diverse, and tolerant Movies start at 7 p.m. Pre-Season Air Conditioning Special society. · Mark Curiale Contact Adult Services to All library programs are Attn: Asthma & Allergy Sufferers reserve a copy of the book. free, unless otherwise noted. Hardwood Cabinetry $2,485 The Guilderland Public Library delivered with plywood cases and 0 Is your nose getting longer? is at 2228 Western Avenue, dovetail drnwer.; -installed $3,295 Save $50° on Du~t Cleaning Friday, July 17, kicks off Guilderland. 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SSN shall as agent of the LLC upon lice location: Albany County. York (S NY) on 05127109. ture, LLC. Authority filed Food Market, Health & har- activity. mail copy of process to 79 whom process against it SSNY has been designated Office location: Albany with Secy. of State of NY macy LLC. Arts Of Org. filed LD-21157 Longwood Dr., Clifton Park, may be served. SSNY shall as agent of the LLC upon County. SSNY has been (SSNY) on 5119109. Office with Secy. Of State of NY (July 8, 2009) NY 12065. Purpose: any law- ma1l a copy of process to the whom process a~ainst it may designated as agent of the location: Albany County. LLC (SSNY) on 04/20/09. Office ful activities. LLC, 185 West End Avenue, be served. SSN shhU mail a LLC upon whom process formed in Delaware (DE) on location: Albany County. LD-21163 Suite 23-N, New York, New copy of process to the LLC, a%ainst it may be served. 7/31/03. SSNY designated SSNY designated as agent LEGAL NOTICE (July 8, 2009) York 10023. Purpose: For 450 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, S NY shall mail a copy of as agent of LLC upon whom of LLC upon whom process -any lawful purpose. New·York 11215. Purpose: process to the LLC, 993 process a~ainst it may be a%ainst 11 may be served. Notice of Formation of AAF LD-21170 For any lawful purpose. Morris Park Avenue, Bronx, served. SS . Y shall mail pro- S NY shall mail process Real Estate LLC. Arts Of Org. LEGAL NOTICE (July 8, 2009) LD-21176 New York 10462. Purpose: cess to: cia CT Cofporation to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 filed with Secy. Of State of (July 8, 2009) For any lawful purpose. . System, 111 8th Ave., NY, Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, NY (SSNY) on 01102/09. Of- Notice of Formation of GGC LD-21182 · N 10011, registered agent Albany, NY 12260. Regis- flee location: Albany County. Progerties, LLC, Art. of Org. LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process may be (July 8, 2009) tered Agent upon whom pro- SSNY designated as agent file Sec~ of State (SSNY) LEGAL NOTICE served. DE address of LLC: cess may be served: Allstate of LLC upon whom process 3/30/09. ffice location: AI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 160 Greentree Drive, Ste. Corp. Svcs., 99 .Washington a%ainst 11 may be served. bany County: SSNY desig- LIMITED LIABILITY COMPA- NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE 101, Dover, DE 19904.Arts. Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY S NY shall mail Process nated as agent of LLC upon NY. NAME: 2353 STILLWELL OF LIMITED LIABILITY of Org. filed with DE Secy. 12260. Purpose: any lawful to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 whom process a~ainst it may AVENUE LLC. Articles of Or- COMPANY. NAME: MA- Notice of Formation of Ganin of State, 401 Federal St., activity. Washington Aye., Ste •. t008, be served. SSN shall mail . sanization were filed with the FUTEN LLC. Fami% LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: LD-21152 Albany, NY ·12260. Regis- copy of process to CSC, 80 ecreta~ of State of New Articles of Organization were with ecy. of State of NY all lawful purposes. (July 8, 2009) tered Agent upon whom pro- State St., Albany, NY 12207- York (SS Y) on 05120/09. Of- filed with the Secretary of (SSNY) on 5120109. Office lo- LD-21145 cess may be served: Allstate 2543. Purpose: any lawful fice location: Albany County. State of New York (SSNY) cation: Albany Counly. SSNY (July s, 2009) Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington activities. SSNY has been designated on 05/22/09. Office location: designated as agent of LLC LEGAL NOTICE Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY LD-21164 as agent of the LLC upon Albany County. SSNY has upon whom process aaainst 12260. Purpose: any lawful (July 8, 2009) whom process ~ainst it may been designated as agent of it may be served. SNY LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of Aum activity. be served. SSN shall mail a the LLC upon whom process shan mail process to: 19428 Mantra Spiritual Center, LD-21158 copy of process to the LLC, asainst it may be served. Cedar Glenn Drive, Boca Publication Notice of O~a- LLC. Arts Of 0~ filed with (July 8, 2009) LEGAL NOTICE 2353 Stillwell Avenue, Brook- S NY shall mail a copy of Raton, FL 33434. Purpose: nization of Limited Lia il- Secy. Of State of Y (SSNY) ifo',NewYork11223.Purpose: process to the LLC, 970 any lawful activity. ity Company FIRST: The on 06/01107. Office loca- NOTICE OF FORMATION .or any lawful purpose. _, Morris Park Avenue, Bronx, LD-21183 name of the Limited Uabil- tion: Albany County. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE OF LIMITEO LIABILITY LD-21171 New York 10462. Purpose: (July 8, 2009) ity Compa~ is CLAWS & designated as agent of LLC COMPANY. NAME: QUICK (July 8, 2009) For any lawful purpose. PAWS ENT RPRISE, LLC. upon whom process against Notice of Formation, of David JOBLLC. LD-21177 (hereinafter referred to as it may be served. SNY Lefkowitz, PH. D., Psycholo- Articles of Organization were (July 8, 2009) LEGAL NOTICE the "Company"). SECOND: shall mail process to: All- gist, PLLC. Arts Of Org. filed filed with the Secreta~ of LEGAL NOTICE The Articles of Organization state Corp. Svcs., 41 State with Secy. Of State of NY State of New York (SS Y) NOTICE OF.FORMATION of the Company were filed St., Ste. 415, Albany, NY (SSNY) on 05/04/09. Office on 05/15/09. Office location: NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE OF A PROFESSIONAL LIM- with the New York Secretary 12207. Registered Agenl location: Albany County. Albany County. SSNY has OF LIMITED LIABILITY ITED LIABILITY COMPANY of State on May 5, 2009. upon whom process may SSNY designated as agent been designated as agent of COMPANY. NAME: 11-15 NOTICE OF FORMATION (PLLC). Name: TECH VAL- THIRD: The County within . be served: Al!state Corp. of PLLC upon whom process the LLC upon whom process MESEROLE OF LIMITEO LIABILITY LEY ENGINEERING, PLLC. New York State in which Svcs., 41 State St., Ste. 415, against it may be served. against it may be served. DEVELOPMENT LLC. Ar- COMPANY. NAME: JAFUTA Articles of Organization filed the office of the Company Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: SSNY shall mail process SSNY shall mail a copy ticles of Organization were LLC. Articles of Organization with NYS Secretary of State is to be located is ALBANY. any lawful activity. to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 of process to the LLC, c/o filed with the Secreta~ of were filed with the Secreta~ May 18,2009. Purpose: to FOURTH: The Secretary of L0-21153 Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, Sandra Escandon, 175 East State of New York (SSN on of State of New York (SSN engage in any lawful act or State has been designated (July 8, 2009) AlbanX, NY 12260. Regis- 101 st Street, A~artment 5, 06/25/07. The latest date of on 05/22109. OHice location: activity. Office: in Albany as agent upon whom pro- tared gent upon whom pro- New York, New ork 10029. dissolution is 05/01/2047. Of- Albany County. SSNY has County. Secretary of State is cess against the Company cess may be served: Allstate Purpose: For any lawful lice location: Albany County. been designated as agent agent for service of process may be served. The post LEGAL NOTICE Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington purpose. ' SSNY has been designated of the LLC upon whom against PLLC and shall mail office address to which the Ave., Ste. 1008, P..lbany, NY LD-21166 as agent of the LLC upon process aaalnst it may be copy tO 99 Runway Avenue, Secretary of State shall mail Notice of Formation of Villa 12260. Purpose: profession (July 8, 2009) whom process ~ainst It may served. S NY shall mail a Latham, NY 12110. process IS Pacri LLC. Arts Of Org. filed of Psychology. be served. SSN shall mail a copy of process to the LLC, LD-21184 6 Po~lar Street, Albany, with Secy. Of State of NY LD-21159 copy of process .to the LLC, 970 Morris Park Avenue, (July 8, 2009) New ork 12205· FIFTH: (SSNY) on 05105/09. Office (July 8, 2009) LEGAL NOTICE 225 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Bronx, New York 10462. The puiposes of the busi- location: Albany County. New York 11211. Purpose: Purpose: For any lawful ness of the Company is SSNY deSignated as agent NOTICE OF FORMATION For any lawful purpose. purpose. LEGAL NOTICE The Company's purpose is of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE OF LIMITED LIABILITY LD-21172 LD-21178 to engage in an~ lawful act against it may be s~rved. COMPANY. NAME: BEND- (July 8, 2009) (July 8, 2009) NOTICE OF FORMATION or activity for w i'?h limited SSNY shall mail process Notice of Formation of 22.:02 ER FAMILY REALTY, L.L.C.. OF A DOMESTIC LIMIT- liability companies may be to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 K & H, LLC. Arts Of Org. filed Articles of Organization were ED LIABILITY COMPANY organiZed under the New Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, with Secy. Of State of NY filed l{iith the Secreta!)' of LEGAL NOTICE · LEGAL NOTICE (LLC). York Limited Liability Law. Albany, NY 12260. Regis- (SSNY) on 04/08109. Office State of. New Name: FOREST HILLS LD-21147 tered Agent upon whom pro- location: Albany County. York (SSNY) on 05118/09. Of- NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE OF FORMATION TRADING LLC. Articles of (July 8,.2009) cess may be served: Allstate SSNY designated as agent lice location: Albany County. OF LIMITEO LIABILITY OF LIMITED LIABILITY Organization filed with NY Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington of LLC upon whom process SSNY has been designated COMPANY. NAME: CAR- COMPANY. NAME: MIHINI Secretary of State, May 26, I Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY a~ainst it may be served. as agent of the LLC upon HART PROPERTIES, LLC. LLC. Articles of Organization 2009. Purpose: to engage LEGAL NOTICE 12260. Purpose: any lawful S NY shall mail process whom process against it Articles of Organization were were filed with the Secreta~ in any lawful act ot. activity. activity. to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 niaY. be served. SSNY shall filed with the Secretary of of State of New York (SSN Office: in Albany County. I Effective Coverage LLC LD-21154 Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, ma11 a copy of process to the State of New York (SSNY) on 05/22109. Office location: Secretary of State is agent Fictitious Name - Sienna (July 8, 2009) AlbanX" NY 12260. Regis- LLC, c/o Michael S. Bender, on 05/15/09. Office location: Albany County. SSNY has for process against LLC'and ln"surance Agency LLC tared gent upon whom pro- 353 East 83rd Street, #22A, Albany County. SSNY has been desiEnated as agent . shall mail copy to 41 Ham- I was filed with the SSNY cess may be served: Allstate New York, New York 10028. been designated as agent of of the L C upon whom ilion Lane, Glenmont, New on 5120/09. Office: Albany LEGAL NOTICE Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington Purpose: For any lawful the LLC upon whom process · process a~ainst it may be York 12077. County. SSNY designated Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY purpose. asainst it may be served. served. S NY shall mail a LD-21185 aS agent of LLC whom pro- Notice of Formation of 12260. Purpose: any lawful LD-21167 S NY shall mail a c~y of copy of process to the LLC, (July 8, 2009) cess . Nathan's Computers LLC. activity. (July 8, 2009) process to the LLC, 3 ancy 970 Morris Park Avenue, against may be served. Arts Of Or~. filed with Secy. LD-21160 Theresa Terrace, Albany, Bronx, New York 10462. The~--~ Of State o NY (SSNY) on (July 8, 2009) New York 12205. Purpose: Purpose: For any lawful LEGAL NOTICE P.O. address which SSNY 05/06/09. Office location: LEGAL NOTICE For any lawful purpose. Eurpose. shall mail any process Albany County. SSNY des- L0-21173 D-21179 NOTICE OF FORMATION against the LLC served ignated as agent of ·LLC LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION (July 8, 2009) (July 8, 2009) OF uppn him: Eric Narcisco 539 upon whom process a~ainst OF LIMITED LIABILITY LIMITED LIABILITY COM- Bloomfield Street, First Floor it may be served. SSN shall Notice of Formation of 635 COMPANY. NAME: D.D.M. PANY Name:.26 Computer Hoboken, NJ 07030 Pur- mail process to: Allstate Jerusalem, LLC. Arts Of Org. INTERNATIONAL LLC. Ar- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Drive East, LLC (LLC). Ar- pose: Any lawful purpose. Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington filed with Secy. Of State of ticles of Organization· were ticles of Organization .filed lD-21148 Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY NY (SSNY) on 04/06/09. Of- filed with the Secretary of NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE OF FOBMATION with NY D~t. of State on (July 8, 2009) 12260. Registered Agent lice location: Albany County. State of New ·OF LIMITED LIABILITY OF LIMITED LIABILITY 5121109. 0 ice location: AI- upon whom process may be SSNY designated as agent York (SSNY) on 05118109. Of- COMPANY. NAME: RED COMPANY. NAME: WOLF bany County. NY Secretary served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., -of LLC upon whom process lice location: Albany County. VELVET, LLC. Articles of Or- 'TELECOM & SECURITY of State (SOS) is designated LEGAL NOTICE 99 Washington Ave., Ste. a%ainst 1t may be served. SSNY has been designated ganization were filed with the LLC. Articles of Organization as agent of LLC for service 1008, Albany, NY 12260. S NY shall mail process ,as agent of the LLC.rupon ecretary of State of New were filed with the SecretaYX of process. SOS sha!l mail Notice of formation of RAN- Purpose: any lawful activity. to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 whom process ".,,lainstit may York (SSNY) on 05120/09. Of- of State of New York (SSN ) copy of process to North- DOM SELECTION, LLC L0-21155 Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, be served. SSN shall mail a lice location: Albany County. on 04/29/09. Office' location: eastern Industrial Park, Bid~ pursuant to NY Limited Li· (July 8, 2009) Albany, NY 12260. Regis- copWof process to,the LLC, SSNY has been designated Albany County. SSNY has 4, Guilderland Center, N abilily Law 203, Art. Of Org. tered Agent upon whom pro- 62 est 45th Street, 8th as agent of the LLC upon been designated as agent of 12085. Purpose: Any lawful filed with Secy. of State of cess may be served: Allstate Floor, New York, New York whom process ~ainst it may the LLC upon whom process act or activity. NY (SSNY) on 5119/2009. · LEGAL NOTICE Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington 10036. Pur~se: For any,. be served. SSN shall mail a a~ainst it may be served. LD-21186 Office Location: Albany Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY lawful putpo e. . cOpy of process to the·LLC, S NY shall mail a copy of (~uly·B, 2009) County. SSNY des~nated Notice of Formation of Grazi 12260. Purpose: any lawful LD-21 t68 · ·1247A 79th Street, Brooklyn, process to the LLC, c/o Es· as agent of the LL upon Productions LLC. Arts Of Org. activity. (July 8, 21)09) New York 11228. Purpose: therTabak, 199LeeAvenue, whom process ~ainst it may filed with Secy. Of State of LD'21161 For any lawful purpose. Suite 419, BrOoklyn, New LEGAL NOTICE be served. SSN shall mail a NY (SSNY) on 05106/09. Of- · (July 8, 2009) LD-21174 York 11211. Purpose: For copy of any process to: C/0 fie~ location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE (July 8, 2009) any lawful purpose. Notice of For:mation of a RANDOM SELECTION, 127 SSNY designated as agent . ' LD-21180 Limited liability Company Madison Avenue, Albany, NY of LLC.upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION (July 8, 2009) Notice of formation of Knox c12202. Purpose: Any Lawful against it may be served. OF LIMITED LIABILITY LEGAL NOTICE Country Builders, LLC. Af- Purpose. Latest date_ upon SSNY shall mail process Notice of Formation of SP COMPAN~ NAME: MYF ticles of Organization filed which LLC is to dissolve: No to:· AllstateCorp.-Svc:S., 99 . . Health LLC:"Arts Of Org. LLC. Articles of Organization NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE with the Secreta~ of Slate s'[,ecific .Date. Washington" Ave., Ste. 1008, filed with Secy. Of State of were filed with"the Secreta{X OF LIMITED LIABILITY of New York ("S NY") on L -21149 Albany, NY 12260. Regis- NY \SSNY) on 04/28/09. Of- of State of New York (SSN COMPANY. NAME: MATH- NOTICE OF FORMATION Aft'il 6, 2009. Office location: (July 8, 2009) tered Ageht upon whom'pro- lice oCation: Albany ~ounty. on 05/18/09. Office location: lAS AVENUE LLC. Articles OF LIMITED LIABILITY A bany County. SSNY has cess may be served: Allstate SSNY designated ,as agent Albany County. SSNY has of Organization w~re filed COMPANY. NAME: WIN- been designated as agent of Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington of LLC upon whorh proc~ss been designated as agent with the Secretary of State NAC REALTY LLC. Articles the LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE· Ave., Ste. fOOB, Albany, NY against it maYfbe served. of the LLC ·upon whom of New York (SSNY) on of Organization were filed a%ainst it may be served. 12260. Purpose: any lawful SSNY shal~ail process process against it may be 05/15/09. Office location: with the Secretary of State S NY shall mail a copy of Notice of Formatiori of Tu activity. to: Allstate orp. Svcs., 99 ser.ved. SSNY shall mail Albany County. SSNY has of New York (SSNY) on any process to the LLC, Beshvat LLC. Arts Of Org. LD-21156 Washington-'Ave., Ste.1008, a copy of process to the been designated 05127109. Office location: PO Box 93 Knox, New York, filed with Secy. Of State of (July 8, 2009) Albany, ~Y 12260. Regis- LLC, c/o Nusret A. Haker, as agent of the LLC upon Albany County. SSNY has 12107. Purpose: To engage NY \SSNY) on 02110109. Of- tered Agent upon whom pro- 29 Broadway, Suite 1500, whom process ~ainst it may been designated in any lawful activity. lice ocation: Albany County. cess may be served: Allstate New York, New York 10006. be served. SSN shall mail a as agent of the lLC upon LD-21193 SSNY designated as agent LEGAL NOTICE Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington Purpose: For ·any lawful copy of process to the LLC, whom process a~ainst it may (July 8, 2009) of LLC upon whom process Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY purpose. 147-31 64th Road, Jamaica, be served. SSN shall mail a against 11 may be served. Notice of Formation of Emily :t2260. Purpose: any lawful LD-2t 169 New York 11435. Purpose: copy of process to the LLC, 2 SSNY shall mail ~rocess Relsbaum, LLC. Arts Of Org. activity. (July 8, 2009) For any lawful purpose. Arbor Lane, Roslyn Heights, LEGAL NOTICE to: Allstate Corp. vcs., 99 filed with Secy. Of State of LD-21162 LD-21175 New York 11576. Purpose: washlnmn Ave., Ste. 1ooa, ·NY \SSNY) on 03/23/09. Of- (July 8, 2009) (July 8, 2009) For any lawful purpose. Notice of Formation of RAF Albany, 12260. Registered fice ocation: Albany Courity. LEGAL NOTICE LD-21181 PLUMBING LLC. Arts. of Agent upon whom process SSNY designated as aQent (July 8, 2009) Org. was filed with SSNY may be served: Allstate Corp. of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE on 5/21/09. Office location: Svcs., 99 Washin~ton Ave., against 1t may be served. OF LIMITED LIABILITY Albany County. SSNY des- Ste. 1008, Albany, Y 12260. SSNY ·shall mail process Notice of Formation of Res- COMPANY. NAME: WHOLE NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE ignated as agent of LLC Purpose: any lawful activity. to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 taurant Creative Concepts HOME CONTROL, LLC. OF LIMITED LIABILITY whom process ~ainst maY. LD-21151 Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, ManaRement, LLC, Art. of Articles of Organization were COMPANY. NAME: GUIDER NOTICE OF FORMATION be served. SSN shall mall (July 8, 2009) AlbanX" NY 12260. Regis- Or~. iled Sec'y of State filed with the Secretary of DEVELOPMENT LLC. Ar- OF LIMITEO LIABILITY process to: c/o The L,LC, 46 tared gent upon whom pro- (S NY) 4/28109. Office loca- State of New ticles of Organization were COMPANY. NAME: 4532 State St., Albany, NY 12207.

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SSNY has Of Org. filed with Secy. 01 been designated as age"nt of tious ·name: EOS Mortgage Org. filed with Secy. of State (July 8, 2009) 98th Street, Corona, New been designated State of NY (SSNY) on the LLC upon whom process Services, LLC. Authority filed of NY (SSNY) on 5129/09. Of- York 11368. Purpose: For as agent of the LLC upon 04/20/09. Office location: against it may be served. with Secy. of State of NY fice location: Albany County. any lawful purpose. whom process against it may Albany County. SSNY "des­ SSNY shall mail a copy of (SSNY) on 6/4/09. Office SSNY designated as agent · .1 LEGAL NOTICE LD-21200 be served. SSNY shall mail a ignated as agent of PLLC process to the LLC, Post Of· location: Albany County. LLC of LLC u~on whom process (July 8, 2009) copy of process tq the LLC, upon whom process against lice Box 230411, New York, formed in Florida (FL) on against 1t may be served. 1 NOTICE OF FORMATION c/o Vandenberg & Feliu, LLP, it may be served. SSNY shall New York 10023. Purpose: 4/30/08. SSNY designated SSNY shall mail process I ·OF LIMITED LIABILITY 110 East 42nd Street, Suite mail process to: Allstate For any lawful purpose. as agent of LLC upon whom to: Capitol Services, Inc., COMPANY. NAME: PAINT­ LEGAL NOTICE · 1502, New York, New York Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington LD-21232 process against it may be 1218 Central Ave., Ste.IOO, ED DREAMS, LLC. Articles 10017. Purpose: For any Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY (July 8, 2009) serv_ed. SSNY shall mail pro­ Albany, NY 12205. Purpose: of Organization were filed NOTICE OF FORMA­ lawful purpose. 12260. Registered Agent cess to: c/o lncorp Services, any lawful act or activity. with the Secretary of State TION OF LIMITED LIABIL­ LD-21206 upon whom process may be ------· Inc., One Commerce Plaza, LD-21259 of New York (SSNY) on ITY COMPANY. NAME: D (July 8, 2009) served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., LEGAL .NOTICE 99Washington Ave., Ste. 805- (July 8, 2009) 05/05109. Office location: & P FIRST MANAGEMENT 99 Washington Ave., Ste. A, Albany, NY 12210-2822. Albany·county. SSNY has L.L.C .. Articles of Organiza­ 1008, Albany, NY 12260. ACCUMERA LLC Application Address to be maintained in .been designat~d . tion were filed with the Sec­ LEGAL NOTICE Purpose: profession of medi­ for Authority was filed with FL: 2913 West Grandy Blvd., LEGAL NOTICE as agent of the LLC upon retary of State of New York cine. SSNY on 5/112009. Oflice Tampa, FL 33634. Arts. of whom process against it may (SSNY) on 05/27/09. Office NOTICE OF FORMATION LD-21213 location: Albany County. Cer-, Org. tiled with FL Secy. Of Notice of Formation of be served. SSNY shall mail a location; Albany County. OF LIMITED LIABILITY (July 8, 2009) tificate of Formation filed with State, P.O. Box 6327, Talla­ SUKHA YOGA COLLEC­ copy of process to the LLC, SSNY has been designated COMPANY. NAME: LAU­ SSDE on 4/2712009. SSNY hassee, FL 32314. Purpose: TIVE, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed c/o Robert E. Dash, Esq., as agent of the LLC upon RA'S GEMS LLC. Articles designated as agent of LLC any lawful activities. · with Secy. of State of NY 6800 Jericho Turnpike, Suite whom process against it may of Organization were filed LEGAL NOTICE whom process against may LD-21252 (SSNY) on 6/3/09. Office lo­ 200A West, Syosset, New be served. SSNY shall mail a with the Secretary of State be served. SSNY shall mail (July 8, 2009) cation: Albany County. SSNY York 11791. PurposE!: For copy of process to the LLC, of New York (SSNY) on Notice of Formation of 1973 process to: c/o The LLC, designated as agent of LLC any lawful purpose. c/o Masahiro Negita, 212 04/28/09. Office location: Properties LLC. Arts Of Org. 3500 South DuPont Highway, upon whom process against LD-21195 East 52nd Street, New York, Albany County. SSNY has filed with Secy. Of State of Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE it may be served. SSNY (July 8, 2009) New York 10022. Purpose: been designated a~ agent of NY \SSNY) on 05/22109. Of­ all lawful activities. shall mail process to: Capitol ' For any lawful purpose. the LLC upon whom process fice ocation: Albany Cqunty. LD-21233 Notice of Qualification of Services, Inc .. 1218 Central LD-21201 against it may be· served. SSNY designated as agent (July 8, 2009) Cuzco Capital Investment Ave.: Ste. 100 .. Aibany, NY LEGAL NOTICE (July 8, 2009) SSNY shall mail a copy of of LLC upon whom process Management, LLC. Authority 12205. Purpose: any lawful process to the LLC, 589 5th against it may be served. filed with Secy. of State of NY act or activity. . NOTICE OF .FORMATION Avenue, NewYork, New York SSNY shall mall process LEGAL NOTICE (SSNY) on 6/t/09. Oflice LD-21260 OF LIMITED LIABILITY lEGAL NOTICE 10017.Purpose:Foranylaw­ to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 location: Albany County. LLC (July 8, 2009) COMPANY. NAME: 27801 ful purpose. Washington Ave., Sle. 1008, NOTICE OF FORMATION OF formed in Delaware (OE) on ,•.. " EUCLID REALTY, LLC. Ar­ NOTICE OF FORMATION LD-21207 Albany, NY 12260. Regis­ LIMITED LIABILITY COM­ 5119/08. SSNY des1gnated m ·• ticles of Organization were OF LIMITED LIABILITY (July 8, 2009) tered Agent upon whorrl pro­ PANY (LLC). The name ol as agent of LLC upon whom LEGAL NOTICE filed with the Secretary of COMPANY. NAME: 42-14 cess may be served: Allstate the LLC is: Essential Internet process against it may be State of New York (SSNY) ELMHURST Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington Marketing, LLC. Articles of served. SSNY shall mail Notice of Qualification of on 05/28/09. Office location: REALTY, LLC. Articles of LEGAL NOTICE Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY Organization of the LLC were process to: c/o National Shopper Events, LLC. Au­ Albany County. SSNY has Organization were filed 122.60. Purpose: any lawful filed with the New York Secre­ Registered Agents, Inc., 875 thority filed· with Secy. of been designated as agent of with the Secretary of State NOTICE OF FORMATION activity. tary of State on April9, 2009. Avenue of the Americas, Ste. State of NY (SSNY) on the LL..C upon whom process of New York (SSNY) on OF LD-21214 The purpose of the LLC is to 501, NY, NY 10001. Address 6/5/09. Office location: Al­ against it may be served. 05/21109. Office location: LIMITED LIABILITY COM­ (July 8, 2009) engage in any lawful act or ac- · to be maintciined in DE: 160 bany County. LLC formed in SSNY shall mail a copy of Albany County. SSNY has PANY Name: Schuyler Ae· tMty. The office of the LLC is Greentree Dr., Ste.101, Do­ Delaware (DE) on 1117108. process to the LLC, 25 8th been designated as agent of ally of Albany LLC (LLC). located in Albany County. The ver, DE 19904. Arts. of org. SSNY designated as agent Avenue, Brooklyn, New York the LLC upon whom procesS Articles of Organization filed LEGAL NOTICE Secretary of State is desig­ filed with DE Secy. Of Slate, of L~C u~on whom process 11217. Purpose: For any against it may be served. with NY Dept. of State on nated as Ule agent of the LLC 401 Federal St., Ste 4., Do­ agamst 11 may be served. lawful purpose. SSNY shall mail a copy of 5128109. Office location: Al­ Notice of Formation of Sl upon whom process against ver, DE 19901 . Purpose: SSNY shall mail process to: LD-21196 process to the LLC, 37-02 bany County. NY Secretary Sates Representatives LLC. the LLC may be served. The any lawful activities. Capitol Services, Inc., 1218 (July 8, 2009) 98th Street, Corona, New of State (SOS) is designated Arts Of Org. filed with Secy. address to which the Secre­ LD-21253 Central Ave., Ste. 100, Al­ York 11368. Purpose: For as agent of LLC for service Of State of NY (SSNY) on tary of State shall mail a copy (July 8, 2009) bany, NY 12205. DE address any lawful purpose. of process. SOS shall mail 05/22/09. Office location: of any process against the of LLC: 615 South DuPont LEGAL NOTICE LD-21202 copy of process to 596 New Albany County. SSNY des­ LLC 1s: 52 Lawnndge Ave, Hwy., Dover, OE 1990t.Arts. (July 8, 2009) Loudon Rd., Latham, NY ignated as agent of LLC Albany, NY 12208 LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of. NOTICE OF FORMATION 121'10. Purpose: Any lawful upon whom process against LD-21234 State, 401 Federal St., Ste.4, OF LIMITED LIABILITY act or activity. it may be served. SSNY shall (July 8, 2009) Notice of Formation of SAINT Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: COMPANY. NAME: 612 WA­ LEGAL NOTICE LD-21209 mail process to: Allstate CONCEPTION HOLDINGS any lawful act or activity. TERVLIET SHAKER ROAD, (July 8, 2009) Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington LLC. Arts. of Org. was filed LD-21261 LLC. Articles of Organization NOTICE OF FORMATION Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY LEGAL NOTICE with SSNY on 5/28/09. Of­ (July 8, 2009) were filed with the Secretary OF LIMITED LIABILITY 12260. Registered Agent fice location: Albany County. of Stale of New York (SSNY) COMPANY. NAME: BeiFab, LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process may be ·Notice of Registration of SSNY designated as agent of on 05/28/09. Office location: LLC. Articles of Organization served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., UHY, LLP. Ctl of Reg. filed LLC whom process against LEGAL NOTICE'--: Albany County. SSNY has were filed with the Secretary Notice of Formation of Chu­ 99 Washington Ave., Ste. with Secy. of State of NY mar be served. SSN.Y shall been designated as agent of of State of New Yor~ (SSNY) do Really, LLC. Arts 01 Org. 1008; Albany, NY 12260. (SSNY) on 11/24/03. Office ma11 process to: c/o The LLC, NOTICE OF FORMATION the LLC upon whom process on 04/06/05. Office location: filed with Secy. Of State of Purpose: any lawful activity. location: Albany County. 46 State St., Albany, NY OF LIMITED LIABILTY COM­ against it may be served. Albany County. SSNY has NY \SSNY) on 05/20/09. Of­ LD-21215 Principal office: 56 State St., 12207. The registered a~ent PANY (LLC). NAME: Gossip_ SSNY shall mail a copy of been designated as agent of fice ocation: Albany County. (July 8, 2009) • Albany, NY 12207. SSNY is: USA Corporate Serv1ces Cop Media; LLC. Articles of process to the LLC, 622 the LLC upon whom process SSNY designated as agent designated as agent of LLC Inc. at the same address. Pur­ organization. were filed with Watervliet Shaker Road, againsf it may be served. of LLC u~on whom process upon whom process a~ainst pose: all lawful activities. the Secretary of State of Latham, New York 12110. SSNY shall mail a copy of against 11 may be served. LEGAL NOTICE '"' LD-21254 . New York (SSNY) on April Purpose: For any lawful process to the LLC, Mr. Betty SSNY shall mail process ~h~1fYm~n ~~~~=~s to~~~ (J.uly 8, 2009) 24, 2009. Office location: purpose. Fabrizio, Tri M3S, 325 Kelly to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 BITNARA, LLC LLP, c/o CT Corporation Albany County. SSNY:.has LD-21197 Road, Vernon, Connecticut Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, 1: The name of the limited li­ System, 11 Eighth Ave., NY, been designated-as agent .(July 8, 2009) 06066. Purpose: For any Aibany, NY 12260. Regis- ability company is BITNARA, NY 10011. Purpose: any LEGAL NOTICE of LLC u~on whom process lawful purpose. tared Agent upon whom pro· LLC . . lawful activities. against 11 may be .served. LD-21203 cess may be served: Allstate ~: The Art1~les of Orgamza­ LD-21235 Notice of Formation of SSNY sha!l mail a copy of LEGAL NOTICE (July 8, 2009) Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington ·tton were flied on May 19, (July 8, 2009) GREEN CHEF HOLISTIC any .process against LLC Ave., Sle. 1008, Albany, NY 2009 with the Secretary of WELLNESS, LLC. Arts. of served upon it to: 111 East NOTICE OF FORMATION 12260. Purpose: any lawful State. . . . Org. was filed with SSNY 85th Street; Apt. lOA; New OF LIMITED LIABILITY LEGAL NOTICE activity. 3:The Off1ce of the LLC·1s tn LEGAL NOTICE on 6/1/09. Office location: York,· NY 10028. Purpose: COMPANY. NAME: fOI-11 LD-21210 Albany County. Albany County. SSNY _des- LLC has been formed to en­ CORONA REALTY, LLC. NOTICE OF FORMATION (July e. 2009} 4:The Se~retary of State has Notice of Formation of City ignated as agent of LLC gage in any lawful purpose Arficles of Organization were OF LIMITED LIABILITY been des1gnated as agent Products Group, LL.C. Arts. whom process against maY. or activity filed with the Secretary of COMPANY. NAME: CHLOE upon whom process against of Org. filed with Secy. of State be served. SSNY shall ma1l LD-21262 State ol New York (SSNY) ELEANOR LLC. Articles LEGAL NOTICE the Company is to be served. of NY (SSNY) on 5128109. process to: c/o The LLC, 46 ·(July 8, 2009) on 05/21/09. Office location: of Organization were filett The address to which the Office location: Albany Co. State St., Albany, NY 12207. ------,---­ Albany County. SSNY has with the Secretary of State Notice of Formation of McJoy Secretary of State shall mail SSNY designated as agent The registered a9ent is: USA been designated as agent of of New York (SSNY) on Enterprises LLC. Arts Of Org. process JS:36 Utica Avenue, of LLC upon whom process Corporate. Serv1ces Inc. at LEGAL NOTICE the LLC upon whom process 05/21109. Office location: filed with Secy. Of State of Latham, New York 12110. against 11 may be served. the same address. Purpose: against it may be served. Albany County. SSNY has NY (SSNY) on 05/20/09. Of­ 5: The purpose of the busi­ SSNY shall mail process to: all lawful activities. NOTICE OF FORMATION SSNY shall mail a copy of been designated fice location: Albany County. ness of the LLC is to enga!).e The LLC, 40 British American LD-21255 OF LIMITED LIABILTY process to the LLC, 37·02 as agent of the LLC upon SSNY designated as agent in any lawful act or activ1ty Blvd., Latham, NY 12110. Pur­ (July 8, 2009) COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 98th Stre·et, Corona, New whom process against it-may of LLC upon whom process for which the LLC may be pose: any lawful actMties. Cop Shop Media, LLC. Ar­ York 11368. Purpose: For be served. SSNY shall mail a against it may be served. organized under the Limited L0-21236 ticles of organization were any lawful purpose. copy of process to the LLC, SSNY shall mail process Liability Law for the State (July 8, 2009) LEGAL NOTICE filed with the Secretary of LD-21198 P.O. Box 663, FDA Station, to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 of New York. Filed By: State of New York (SSNY) (July 8, 2009) New York, New York 10150. Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, PARISI, COAN & SACCO­ Notice of Formation of CA­ on April 24, 2009. Office Purpose: For any lawful Albany, NY 12260. Regis­ CIO, PLLC LEGAL NOTICE RIBBEAN CAPITALS LLC. location: Albany County. purpose. tered Agent upon whom pro­ LD-21230 Arts. of Org. was filed with SSNY has been designated LEGAL NOTICE LD-21204 cess may be served: Allstate (July 8, 2009) Notice of Formation of Inter SSNY on 6/1109. Office loca­ as agent of LLC upon whom (July 8, 2009) Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington Steel Trading LLC. Arts. of tion: Albany County. SSNY process against it may be NOTICE OF FORMATION Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY Org. filed with Secy. of State designated as agent of LLC served. SSNY shall mail a OF LIMITED LIABILITY 12260. Purpose: any lawful LEGAL NOTICE of NY (SSNY) on 5129109. whom process against maY. copy of any process against COMPANY. NAME: 101-14 LEGAL NOTICE activity. Office location: Albany Co. be served. SSNY shall mall LLC served upon it to: 111 CORONA REALTY, LLC. LD-21211 PRINTING EUROPE VEN­ SSNY designated as agent process to: c/o The LLC, 46 East 85th Street; Apt. lOA; Articles ol Organization were NOTICE. OF FORMATION (July 8, 2009) TURES LLO was tiled with of LLC UP.On whom process State St., Albany, NY 12207. New York, NY 10028. Pur­ filed with the Secretary of OF LIMITED LIABILITY the SSNY on 05/28109. Of­ against Jt may be served. The registered aQent is: USA pose: LLC has been formed State of New York (SSNY) COMPANY. NAME: YOR fice: Albany County. SSNY SSNY shall mail process to: Corporate Serv1Ces Inc. at to engage in any lawful pur­ on 05/21/09. Office location: DESIGN LLC. Articles of Or­ ·LEGAL NOTICE designated as agent of LLC Harvard Business Services, the same address. Purpose: pose or activity. Albany County. SSNY has ganization were filed with the whom process against may Inc., 301 East 79th St., Ste. all lawful activities. LD-21263 been designated as agent of Secretary of State of New Notice of Formation of 674 be served. The P.O. ad­ 24-H, NY, NY 10075. Pur­ LD-21256 (July 8, 2009) the LLC upon whom process York (SSNY) on 05121/09. Of­ Montauk Highway, LLC. dress which SSNY shall pose: any lawful activities. (July 8, 2009) against it may be served. lice location: Albany County. Arts Of Org. filed with Secy. mail any process against LD-21250 SSNY shall mail a copy of SSNY has been designated Of State of NY (SSNY) on the LLC served upon him: (July 8, 2009) LEGAL NOTICE process to the. LLC, 37-02 as agent of the LLC upon 04/23/09. Office location: c/o CorpCo, 910 Foulk Rd., LEGAL NOTICE 98th Street, Corona, New whom process against it may Albany County. SSNY desig­ Suite 201, Wilmington, DE Notice of Formation of GTE I York 11368. Purpose: For be served. SSNY shall mail a nated as agent of LLC upon 19803. Purpose: any lawful LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of PRO­ REALTY, LLC, a domestic any lawful purpose. · copy of process to the LLC, whom process against it purpose. TEUS MANAGEMENT, LLC. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with LD-21199 c/o Vandenberg & Feliu, LLP. may be served. SSNY shall LD-21231 Notice of Formation of Amer­ Arts. of Org. was filed with the SSNY on 03/27/09. Of­ (July 8, 2009) 110 East 42nd Street, Suite mail process to: Allstate (July 8, 2009) ica 2.0, LLC. Arts. of Org. SSNY on 5/29109. Office lo­ fice location: Albany County, r 1502, NBw York, New York Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington filed with Secy. of State of cation: Albany County. SSNY amended to read: Nassau 10017. Purpose: For any Ave., Ste. 1008, Albany, NY NY (SSNY) on 6/4/09. Office designated as agent of LLC County on 04/06/09. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE lawful purpose. 12260. Registered Agent LEGAL NOTICE location: Albany Co. SSNY whom process against maY. has been designated as LD-21205 upon whom process may be designated as agent of LLC be served. SSNY shall mat! agent upon·whom process NOTICE OF FORMATION (July 8, 2009) served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., NOTICE OF FORMATION upon whom process against process to: c/o The LLC, 46 against the LLC may be > OF LIMITED LIABILITY 99 Washington Ave., Ste. OF LIMITED LIABILITY it may be served. SSNY State St., Albany, NY 12207. served. SSNY shall mail a COMPANY. NAME: 101-16 1 008, Albany, NY 12260. COMPANY. NAME; PIO­ shall mail process to: The The registered a~ent is: USA copy of process to: The LLC, CORONA REALTY, LLC. LEGAL NOTICE Purpose: any lawful activ­ NEER FUNDING GROUP, LLC, 194 South Port Rd., Corporate Serv1ces Inc. at 454 Broadway, Cedarhurst, I Articles of Organization were ity. LLC. Application for Authority Albany, NY 12202. Purpose: the same address. Purpose: NY 11516. Purpose: Any filed with the Secretary of NOTICE OF FORMA­ LD-21212 was filed with the Secretary any lawful activities. all lawful activities. Lawful Purpose. State of New York (SSNY) TION OF LIMITED LIABIL­ (July 8, 2009) of State ol New York (SSNY) LD-21251 LD-21257 LD-21264 on 05/21/09. Office location: ITY COMPANY. NAME: 218 on 06/01/09. The LLC was (July 8, 2009) (July 8, 2009) (July 8, 2009) I Albany County. SSNY has MADISON AVE LLC. Ar- originally filed with the Sec- The Spotlight July 8, 2009 • Page 33 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE - LEGAL NOTICE the LLC upon whom process SSNY designated as agent 08820. Purpose: For any designated as agent of PLLC against it may be served. LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. of LLC upon whom process lawful purpose. upon whom process against SSNY shall mail a copy NOTICE OF FORMATION SSNY shall mail a copy .of against 1t may be served. LD-21290 it may be served. SSNY of process to the LLC, c/o Notice of Formation of John OF LIMITED LIABILITY process to the LLC, c/o Ta- SSNY shall mail process (July B, 2009) shall mail process to: Peter. Cory Ayres; 2323 Newkir-k Champion Desi~n LLC. Arts COMPANY. NAME: FUT­ Iiana Y. Nicoli, 1251 76th to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 Birzon & Associates, 400 Avenue, #4D, Brooklyn, New Of Org. filed wrth Secy. Of TERMAN REALTY, LLC. Street, Brooklyn, New York Washington Ave., Ste.1008, JerichoTpke., Ste.100,Jeri- York 11226: Purpose: For State of NY (SSNY) on Articles of Organization were 11228. Purpose: For any Albany, NY 12260. Regis- LEGAL NOTICE cho, NY 11753, registered any lawful purpose. 06/09/09. Office location: filed with the Secretary of lawful purpose. tered Agent upon whom pro- agent upon whom process LD·21319 Albany County. SSNY des­ State of New LD-21272 cess may be served: Allstate NOTICE. OF Fo'RMATION may \Je served. Purpose: (July B, 2009) ignated as agent of LLC York (SSNY) on 03/02/09. Of­ (July B, 2009) Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington OF LIMITED LIABILITY practrce the professron of upon whom process against fice location: Albany County. ------Ave., Ste. 100B, Albany, NY COMPANY. NAME: MAREH chiropractic and physical it may be served. SSNY shall SSNY has been designated - • 12260. Purpose: any lawful HOLDINGS, LLC. Articles ol therapy. LEGAL NOTICE mail process to: · Allstate as agenLof the LLC upon LEGAL NOTICE activity. Organization were filed with LD-21296 Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington whom process against it LD-212B2 the Secretary of State of New (July B, 2009) NOTICE OF FORMATION Ave., Ste. 1OOB, Albany, NY maY. be served. SSNY shall THE CORNER GATEWAY, (July B, 2009) York (SSNY) NY \SSNY) on 06/16/09.0f- ~ that the Town Board of the CHA • ~ .->~ fice ocation: Albany County. Notice of Formation of La-· (JUly 8, 2009) --:C~---~---- Town of Bethlehem hereby Ill Winners.Circle ,1· SSNY designated as agent tus & Phoenix Productions ~LEGAL NOTICE invites sealed bids for the Albany, NY 12205 LEGAL NOTICE of LLC ueon whom process LLC. Arts. of Org. fileSdSwNiYth) LEGAL NOTICE 1 Elm Avenue Park Pool Im­ Phone: (51 a) 453-4500 against 11 may be served. Secy. of State of NY ( Pursuant to New York Lim- provement Project Contract OWNER Notice Of Formation of OJ .SSNY shall mail process on 6/19/09. Office location: NOTICE OF FORMATION ited:Uability Company Law 2 located at the Town's ex­ TOWN OF BETH(EHEM Miss Saigon. LLC. Arts Of to: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 99 AlbanyCounty.SSNYdesig- OF LIMITED LIABILITY §206., 390 COLUMBIA LLC isting Elm Avenue Complex, Town Hall Org.filed wHh Secy.Of State washington Ave., Ste. 100a, nated as agent of LLC upon COMPANY. NAME: MER- pubn~hes the following legal off of Elm Avenue in Delmar, 445 Delaware Avenue of NY (SSNY) on 03/26/09. Albany, NY 12260. Regis- whom process against it CHANT CREDIT CARD ·notiCe: .. New York. Delmar, NY 12054 Office location: Albany teredAgentuponwhompro- maY. be served. SSNY shall NElWORK LLC. Articles of 1. The nan::te of the llmtted Sealed bids will be received Phone: (51 a) 439-4955 County. SSNY designat- · cess may be served: Allstate mall process to: c/o Raphael Organization were filed with liability company is: 390 CO­ by the Town of Bethlehem at BY ORDER OF THE TOWN ed as agent of LLC upon Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington Brown, 118 Fort Greene theSecretaryofStateofNew LUMJ31A LLC. . . the Bethlehem Town. Clerks BOARD OFTHETOWNOF whom process against it Ave .• Ste. 100a. Albany, NY Place; #9, Brooklyn, NY York(SSNY)on03/05/09.0f· 2. The articles of orgamza­ Office, 445 Delaware Ave­ BETHLEHEM Kathleen A. may be served. SSNY shall 12260. Purpose: any lawful 11217. Purpose: any lawful fice location: Albany County. tion.~ere filed with the Sec- nue, Delmar, NY 12054 until Newkirk, MMC/RMC mall process to: Allstate activity. · activity. SSNY has been designated retary of State on December 11:00 a.m., on Wednesday,· Town Clerk Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington LD-21339 LD-21349 as agent of the LLC upon 3, 2004. . . . August 12, 2009, at which Dated: July 2. 2009 Ave., Ste. 100a. Albany, NY (July a 2009) (July a, 2009) whom process against it may 3. "T;~e pnnc1pal Offices of time they will be publicly LD-21391 opened and read. Btds'shall 12260. Registered Agent ---·------:-::--: beserved.SSNYshallmaila 390 .COLUMBIA LLC (the (July a. 2009) u·pon whom process may be ·, • .. copy of process to the LLC. "Company") will be located 1n be addressed to Mr. John served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE .-.. c/o .Aufrichtig & Aufrichtig, Albciiiy County, New York. Cunningham, Supervisor, Town of Bethlehem, 445 Del· 99 WashingtonNAYve.2, 2S6t0e. Noll"ce of Formatl"on of I.J.R. Notice of Formation of·•. P.C., 300 East 42nd Street, 4.Th~Se~retaryof State htasf aware Avenue, Delmar, New LEGAL NOTICE 1008 Albany, 1 · FREEDOM4DLLC Arts of tFifth Floor, New York, New beendestgnatedasagen o York 12054. Bids shall be in any lawful activity. Org filed with s9c.y. York 1 Purpose: For the 9ompany up_on whobm VOORHEESVILLE CEN­ Eb~~~~~ se~~~me~o~:~~;~t,~~a?~ Ot St~te 00~_7.:. sealed envelopes mafked TRAL SCHOOL·QISTRICT Of Y (SSNY) On 0610910a. ofNY(SSNY)on6/12/09 Of- any lawful purpose.· pro~ess agamst 1St may e ~Bid Enclosed" and shall (J>Jiy a. 2009) . . c · LD-21373 · servf'd, and the ecre 1ary 432 New Salem Road Office location: Albany flee locatto~: Albany ounty. ·1 •. of State shall mail a copy bear, on the face thereof, the Voorheesville, NY 12186 County. SSNY designated SSNY desrgnated as ag~nt . (July ~.;2009) of a':ny process against tl name and address of the bid­ NOTICE TO PARENTS/ , LEGAL NOTICE as agent of LLC upon whom of L~C upon whom process.-. _ serVed upon him or her to der and the subject of the bid. GUARDIANSITAXPAYERS process against it may be agatnst .It may ~e ser:ved. LEGAL NOTICE the Company at 20Turnbeny Original and ONE COPY Due to low participation in N"Otice of Formation of Guid­ served.SSNYshallmailpro- SSNY sha!l marl process Driv8, Slingerlands, New shall be submitted. . ance Group Digital, LLC. the breakfast program, the · cessio: AllstateCorp.Svcs .. to: c/o Umted Corporate NOTICE OF FORMATION Yorl(12159. Separate sealed bids ~ill be Voorheesville Central School Arts Of Org. filed with Secy. 1 received for the followtng: Of State of NY (SSNY) on 41 State St., Ste. 415, AI- Services, Inc._. 0 Bank St., OF LIMITED LIABILITY 5.No_ registered agents have· District is aprlying to bany, NY 12207. Registered Ste. 560, White PlainS, NY COMPANY.NAME:731 NEW beer\ designated for serv1ce --Contrcict 2G - General the State o New York for 06/12/09. Office location: Construction Contract Albany County. SSNY desig­ Agent upon whom process 1o~o_6. Purpose: any lawful HOPE LLC. Articles of Orga- upon- the Company. an extension of ihe waiver · may be served: Allstate Corp. actJVrty. nization were filed with the 6. Tbe Company has not --Contract 2M - Mechanical from nated as agent of LLC upon Contract whom process against it Svcs.,41 StateSt.,Ste.415, LD-21350 Secretary of State of New specified a date of dissolu- taking part in the National Aibany. NY 12207. Purpose: (July a. 2009) York(SSNY)on05/08/09.0f· tion~·or any events that will --Contract 2E - Electrical Breakfast Program for rriay be served. SSNY' shall Contract ma1l process to: Allstate any lawful activity. ------' tice location: Albany County. auto(l"'atically cause the ~IS· Voorheesville Elementary The work includes providing School for the 2009/2010 Corp. Svcs., 99 Washington ~D-21340 SSNY ha9-been designated soluijon of the Company. all labor, materials, machin­ Ave., Ste. 1ooa. Albany, NY (July it, 2009) . LEGAL NOTICE as agent of the LLC upon The. Company shall be en- school year. Provisions ery, tools, equipment and will be made for students 12260. Registered Agent Notice of Formation Of MA- whom process against it may gaged in the operation of other means of construction upon whom process may be SON STREET CREATIVE be served. SSNY shall mail' a a liniited liability company, in need. LEGAL NOTICE necessary and incidental LD-21392 served: Allstate Corp. Svcs., 0 f 0 n1 d copy of process to the LLC, . as Welt as any lawful act LLC. 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Philadelphia was also Kandath held serve in his two s::ogles to cap a dominant played smart and they competed -- shorthanded, as regular starters games and scored several points performance by the Buzz. hard, and that's all I asked them Madison Keys and Lisa Raymond on volleys as he and Jenkins B!!ZZ owner Nitty Singh to do." (From Page 36) were not in the lineup. Still, defeated Healey and Parrott 5-3. said she was pleased with he•· Kandath returned to SEFCU Kandath and the Buzz's-other the Freedom had veteran "I was pretty nervous going makeshift team's performance in Arena for the Buzz's Sunday ee starters - Lauren Embree, professionals Nathan Healey in, but I was hitting my shots and the face of older competition. match against Boston, which ie Will and Jarmere Jenkins and Travis Parrott, who between that helped me relax a bit," said ''When we picked the team, was likely his last match in the ere pressed· into service them had won six ATP doubles Kandath. I said we'd be showcasing the Capital District. He left Monday ce the team's regular four­ championships. "He made a lot of first serves:" future, and we did that tonight," for a tournament in Pittsburgh rson roster was in London last That didn't seem to bother said Pedroso. "He didn't go for she said. and has another tournament ekend competing in the junior Kandath and Jenkins in the huge serves, but he made good "They did an unbelievable this summer before moving to w at Wimbledon. opening men's doubles set. decisions." job," said Pedroso, who is a California to attend Stanford on What gave Kandath some player development coach at the a tennis scholarship. ~ confidence was his cumulative United States Tennis Association ''We're planning a couple of which is probably the most tennis experience, which included Training Center in Florida. "They road trips," said Cindy Kandath. Warning pleasant indoor facility to be in state high school singles titles in during the month of July. Just 2007 and 2008. (From Page 36) ask the New York Giants, who set up their weight room and their "(Playing for state titles) gives hat effect will answering locker room inside the University you a ton of experience. Without is s4rvey have on our sports at Albany arena every summer. it, you get in front of a big crowd, verage," I can tell you it will be you don.'t know what to do," said ificant. You may not know it, • Congratulations to Burnt Kandath. Hills-Ballston Lake High School tyour answers (or lack thereof) It also helped Kandath to have dicate how much interest you for being named the top Class A sports school by the New York a large cheering section from vein certairi areas of our sports Gansevoort headed up by his ene. For example, if more of State Sportswriters Association last week. It took every athlete in mother, Cindy. "I was happy to see u respond to a question about him serving so well," she said. ena basketball than a question that school to help it achieve this out the Albany River Rats, it title, and there .are a lot of athletes Kandath returned for the ys more of you care about the at BH-BL There has to be, since mixed doubles set. Teamed up · nts than the Rats because you it's one of the few Class A schools with Will, Kandath again held serve and made some nice shots, e the time to study the Saints ·in the Capital District that offers including a forehand winner that osely. So when it comes time for ·nearly every varsity sport. e to choose a column topic this • Shenendehowa has some­ landed inside the baseline while · ter, I might pick Siena over the thing to brag about. Rower Abby Philadelphia's team of Parrott and Surina de Beer were both close ver Rats. Knight, who just graduated from to the net. Parrott and de Beer Don't think that I won't be the Clifton Park school, will represent the United States at the recovered to defeat Kandath and ering home the point about Will 5-3 for the only set win the 4114f30 ticipating in this survey once J unilacrosse), THE CAPITAL DISTRICT'S TALK RADIO Ballston Spa's Trevor Marsicano Jenkins came back to edge Now that you know what's (short track speed skating) and Healey 5-4 in men's singles, and oming, here's some quick Albany's Talor Battle (men's Embree easily handled Asia oughts on what has happened basketball). · Muhammed 5-l in women's the last week: • Finally, would someone • The New York Buzz are please wake up New York Mets' oing to field a very young squad general manager Omar Minaya. is World TeawTennis season, While he's been sleeping, the utit will be a very talented one. Mets' B squad has lost eight e Buzz have the top two ranked of their last 11 .games (as of 8-year-old boys in the nation in Monday) to fall five games out of exander pomijan and Evan first place in the National League · g, as well as Christina· Hale, East. With no set timetable for ho competed at the Australian Jose Reyes, Carlos Delgado, J.J. l'u~~~~ D't~r~, pen at the age of 16. Putz or Carlos Beltran.to return The best part is, they'll be from their injuries, the Mets need laying inside SEFCU Arena, help. :~ ~r~~toc ~~cttULtt

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• Page 36 ·July 8, 2009 The· Sgotli ""~-- S orts Sj)Otligb Dutchtnen can't catch a break· .News· Even when 'the weather is Navarro Hall got Mohawk at third on a fielder's choice, but The only other game the good,theA!banyDutchmencan't Valley_on the scoreboard in the Bryson Raiher doubled in Gibbs Dutchmen got in last week was a seem to catch a break. bottom of the first inning when and Rob Deveney to close the rain-shortened2-llosstoMohawk &Notes The Dutchmen fell to 4-13 in . he doubled and scored on Bryce gap to 3-2. Valley last Thursday at Bleecker theNewYorkCollegiateBaseball Nugent's single. Nugent struck Hall doubled to open the Stadium. Giants trainin League East Division standings again in the bottom of the third bottom of the fifth inning·and · All of the runs came in the with a 54 loss to Mohawk Valley when he launched a two-run scored on Dave Soltis' sacrifice fly first inning. Soltis and Brito each camp dates last Friday in little Falls. homer off Albany starter Evan two batters later to put Mohawk had RBI singles to give Mohawk Down 3-0, Albany scored two Tieles. Valley up-4-2, but Gibbs tied the Valley a2-0 lead, while Kyle Wong are released runs in the top of the fourth Albany's offense got a kick game for Albany in the top of the doubled and scored in the bottom The University at Albany inning and two more in the top start in the top of the fourth eighth with a two-run homer over half of the inning for Albany. released the schedule for­ of the eighth to tie the game at when Mohawk Valley starter the left-center field fence. The Dutchmen were scheduled this year's New York Giants 4 before the Diamond Dawgs Billy Martin hit Jarred Jimenez . Jimenez led Albany's offense, toreturntoaction'J;uesdayagainst training camp last week. took the lead on Alfred Brito's and Blake Gibbs with one out. with two hits and two stolen Watertown at Bleecker Stadium. The Giants open camp RBI single in the bottom of the· Martin nearly worked out of the bases. Hall and Nugent each had They host Glens Falls Wednesday Monday, Aug. 3, with a eighth. · jamwhenJimenezwastbrownout a pair of hits for Mohawk Valley. and Watertown Friday. double session beginning at 8:35a.m. The defending NFC East champions have eight double sessions scheduled during their stay at UA!bany: Kandath sparks the· Buzz · Six of.the double sessions include -an evening practice, which will begin at 6:05 p.m. Albany Academy The final day of training camp is Tuesday, Aug. 25. graduate joins Parking passes {or the WTT team for opener training camp will be on sale ·at UAlbany's althetic By ROB JONAS merchandise store inside [email protected] the SEFCU Arena lobby beginning Monday, July 13. Matt Kandath won two New An all-session pass is $15, York state high school singles while the daily parking fee titles and has competed at is$5. several national junior tennis For information, call 442- tournaments. 4522 or visit www.giants. Those achievements paled com. in comparison to what the Gansevoort native did last Fudin, McGrath Friday. Kandath started for the receive honors defending World Team Tennis Bethlehem Central High champion New York Buzz in their School graduates Sarah Fudin home opener against Philadelphia arid Tess McGrath earned at the University at Albany's honors for the academics in SEFCU Arena, and the Albany their senior seasons with the Academy graduate held his own. Lehigh women's lacrosse He didn't lose a game on his team. serve in men's doubles and mixed Fudin was named to the doubles as he helped the Buzz Patriot League Academic defeat the Freedom 23-14. Honor Roll after earning "It was awesome," said a perfect 4.0 grade point Kandath. "Winning the match average in her final semester was a bonus, but it was great just .at Lehigh. Fudin graduated to be out there competing. It was . with a degree in marketing. a great.experience." McGrath was named the "He played unbelievably well," Lehigh women's lacrosse said Andres Pedroso, who was Scholar Athlete of the Year. filling in for Buzz coach Roger McGrath, an accounting Smith. "He definitely shined in major, graduated with a 3.42 Matt Kandalh serves during the men's doubles set at last home opener for the New York Buzz at SEFCU the doubles." GPA. Are.na. Kandath didn'tlose a game on his service for the Buzz in a 23-14 victory over Philadelphia. Page 35 Fudin and McGrath · Rob Jonas/Spotlight D Kandath anchored a Lehigh defensive unit that allowed 9.5 goals per game over 17 games. Consider this your two week warning Swim team hosts fund raiser than the first topic I had in mind: Writer's note: Before I begin comments from my co-workers, The Bethlehem Central this week's column, I want to please). "So-So Moments from the Last 150 Years of Professional Sports High School girls swimming apologize for last week's rant. As One thing I will promise is and diving team is holding I discovered after deadline, the that I won't rehash last year's in Albany, Schenectady, Troy and Saratoga Springs." That title a fund-raising car wash induCtion ceremony that got me questions. I get it that you tend and bake sale for the 2009 riled up was for the Capital District to follow the national sports would have taken up half the sports page. ' season af 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Basketball Hall of Fame, not a scene more closely than the July 19, in the parking lot of general sports hall offame as I first area sports scene, although you I will also open up the floor to the Main Square shopping thought. I corrected the column/or do love your Siena ·Saints men's service breaks)? any additional thoughts you might plaza on Delaware Avenue ' the other Spotlight Newspaper basketball team- especially since have about the Capital District in Delmar. editions. Now, on to this week's Well, I have an announcement the Saints seem to now be part of sports scene. I only ask you to column. · to make. In two weeks, we're the national sports scene. Two· The car wash costs $5 per avoid using any profanities in your car and will be manned by Did everyone have a good doing our second annual Spotlight impressive NCAA_Tournament comments, since the best ones Newspapers Sports Survey- our performances in a row can do that members of the girls swim Fourth of July weekend? Did will appear in a special sidebar to team. The baked goods will you get out while the sun was little way of taking the pulse for a program. the results story that will come of the average Capital District also be provided by team actually shining? Or were you So, what type of questions in late August. Also, do not write members. so fixated by Sunday's Roger sports fan. can you expect this time? I won't any 50-page dissertations. I only Federer-Andy Roddick match Last year's survey went fairly divulge the actual questions in have so much time to read your Got sports news? this column, but comments. that you wasted half of your day well, but this time, I want more the theme will Cal! Spotlight Newspapers waiting for someone to win the responses. Loads more responses. be "Great Moments in Capital In case you're wonder,ing, damn Wimbledon men's singles So many responses that I won't be District Sports History." I realize at 439-4949. title (77 games played, onlythr~e able to see my deskfor weeks (no that's a long title, but it's better D Warning Page 35

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