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Cunningham seeks first . Grady runs for supervisor Elections full term as supervisor Candidate says business dence Party, the Republicans Tuesday, Nov. 6 is Election Technology and 'smart' as Albany County executive, and . background can help have endorsed him as their su­ Day, For more coverage, see Cunningham, after a three-year run pervisor candidate. pages 3 and 14. growth are key issues as Albany County legislator, will with town's bottom line Grady considers himself a bottom-line man, and believes in campaign attempt to win election to his first full two-year term as Bethlehem that's the talent he can best By KATHERINE McCARTHY bring to town government. supervisor on the Democratic and mccarthyk@spotlightnews:com By JIM CUOZZO Independence party lines. "As a businessman, I was re­ [email protected] "It .had been. my intention at Jim Grady is passionate sponsible for 'X' amount of dol­ some point to run for this office," about the town of Bethlehem. lars, and I'd have to make the Jack Cunningham's introduction numbers work,'~ Grady said. "I to came in his Bethlehem said Cunningham, who was appoint· So passionate that the 44- ed to the position by the Bethlehem year-old native is making a run had to make the bottom line years when he worked happen. I've had to justify in­ Town Board in April. Cunningham for the spot of town supervi­ 'oiiMich~le1 Breslin's first campaign vestments to the Securities Ex- . Bethlehem town' judge. Breslin sor. D Term Page 30 A member of the Indepen- . is now running for another term D Grady Page 30 Farmer, lawyer at Cohoes square off Everyone comes expecting the '-"'~*",-'''~ helicopter,Artistic DirectorJim_ New Scotland race Charles sai'eJof'fMiss Saigon," ..,. for supervisor features now being staged by C~R Pro--.....:.:·· ~. . ductions at Cohoes Music Hall. . " ~'political newcomers When the show first opened on group and an associate professor of pedhit­ Broadway, the real helicopter rics at Albany Medical College. By JILL U. ADAMS used on stage became the talk to See Dr. Michael Looney of Delmar Pediatrics [email protected] , agreed, saying, "Lead affects your neurologi· .oftheperformance. .i~£~· By ANN MARIE FRENCH cal development. The younger you are, the See story on Page 33. With Ed Clark stepping [email protected] more development you have going on." down as supervisor of the town urini the past three months, about Both doctors note that continued expo· of New Scotland, two men are . two dozen types of toys have been sure to lead could cause long-term damage, stepping up as first-time candi­ .' recalled by manufacturers, encom­ which might include trouble learning, behav­ dates for the job. . JD) passing nearly 2 million toys, be­ ior problems and developmental issues. Both Tom Dolin and Doug' cause traces of lead had been detected. Looney states that parents must be aware laGrange are .committed to The prospect of digging through toy bins that children with elevated lead levels do seeing the town preserve its to determine which toys fall into the recall not always display symptoms. As a result, rural character. Both seek category may seem time­ the state has mandated that all children be housing solutions for aging consuming, but local doc­ tested at the age of 1 and again at the age residents who want to downsize tors say it is a necessary ac­ ,D~mg4~rPage 19 without leaving town. Both see tion to protect the health of commercial development along the community's youngest Route 85.- done properly - as and most vulnerable "~~'n~. a way to relieve the tax burden ''The impact of homeowners. of lead poison­ The difference between Do­ ing on the lin and laGrange, they both veloping brain said, is who's going to get it Soccer playoffs hucial," said done and get it done right. The Ravena-Coeymans-Sel­ Democrat Tom Dolin is a re­ kirk boys and girls soccer teams tired lawyer and former town both played last Thursday in the justice who wants to take on opening round of the Section the challenge of supervisor. He II, Class B playoffs with mixed has the know-how, he said, cit­ results. ing his experience with town governments. Dolin served as a See story on Page 48. municipal lawyer for the towns of New Scotland and Westerlo, D Square Page 20 Plant announces III ' I layoffs 6 09B5!~' n,nne,n . see Page 30 THE SPOTLlGHT$.75 .

", f',' . ~ ~~· ..{X?) .~'.~~,,~,~':' , ....., - \ . Page 2' Octo .." . The Spotlight . Police Blotter Berne man charged with DWI in Delmar accident· An East Berne' man is police he consumed eight beers OWl, Sigond was charged with charg~d with OWl following a in Albany before the accident, aggravated OWl, driving with one-car accident Sunday, Oct. according to reports. more than .08 percent blood 21, on Delaware Ave. The responding officer alcohol content and failing to Bethlehem police responded reported that Sigond's speech stay in his designated lane. to an acea of Delaware Avenue was slurred and an odor of He was issued a Tuesday, near Kensington Court after alcohol was also detected. Nov. 6, appearance ticket for receiving a call that a person Sigond, the lone occupant of Town of Bethlehem Court. driving a 1995 Ford Taurus the vehicle, was then placed Sigond's vehicle was also towed struck a utility pole. into custody and the vehicle fcom the scene. When police arrived, they was towed. observed the driver, 2Q.yeac-old National Grid also had to Nancy Mendick, presidentof1l1e Be1hlehem Business WI~men's (:Iub,. wft!1 Elizalbe1h Timothy Sigond, of 418 Sawmill respond to the scene to inspect Got news? Schimanski and BeUi Wensley, members of BBW's Custom 1l1row Committee Road walking toward the damage to the company's utility Call Spotlight at 439-4949. presenting a check lor $5,000 to Margaret Reed, vice president of Be1hlehem unattended vehicle. Sigond told pole. In addition to misdemeanor Senior Project's, Inc. towards Senior Projects, Inc. 's fundraising goal of $100,000 to replace two vans in 1I1e deparbnent. Elect . Re-Elect· Correction Rich Mendick Nancy Mendick The Oct 17 article aboutcandidate documents stored in file cabinets .. fur town c1etk Denis Foley referred are not categorized and workers ' District 36 .&eceiver of Taxes . to archived records from the sometimes cannot find the keys to clerk's office currently stored in the ope.' the file cabinets. He also said basement of town hall. Foley said file cabinets were not labeled. i

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Changing lanes doesn't By ROBIN Sf'jRAGER SUITOR glad that my daughter would [email protected] the one taking the quiz. make it a good road Point of View As my friends with children tell me, I've reacU Now it's a tree health clinic thilt's gotten in the way of Don't adults have anything been through sixth grade. I Gov. Eliot 'The Steamroller" Spitzer. better to do than worry about individuals who've made a vow have to do it again. This time it In what looks like retaliation for the opposition that whether or not they are smarter of poverty." Rachel's turn. state Assembly Minority Leader Jim Tedisco, R-Sche­ than a fifth grader? I watched the "Millionaire" Recently, I asked her nectady, has brought to Fifth graders can't drive. quizshowwhenitfirstcameout. questions about a poster They can't vote. They can't get The contestants have the option was working on. I felt like the governor's move to to "phone a friend" for help with a wasn't really listening. to provide drivers licenses into R-rated movies. Most fifth question. It would drive me crazy to illegal immigrants, graders don't care much about when the contestant would take "Mom!" she snapped, Cle,aIl'''' member item funds for Editorial personal hygiene. They have to be forever to read the question to exasperated. "You've asked the Schenectady Free reminded over and over to brush the friend. I'd be yelling at .the the same thing three times. their teeth. TV: "You only have 30 seconds already told you what I'm goinJI Clinic have been taken to do!" away. The administration is offering convoluted explana­ And yet, all across t h e Ian, d total. Don't use it all up on the fully grown men and women are question. Your friend will have "All right, then" I tions as to why the funds rure removed, but in the end, willing to go on national television no time to answer." pursing my lips and walking those who can't afford health care lose. . to find out whether ornotthey are . Last y~ar I belie\>ed I was at of the room. Tedisco and the county clerks, especially Kathy Mrur­ smarter than a 10-year-old. least as smart as the fifth grader She followed me into chione of Sruratoga County, are right to protest the licens­ I've never actually seen the liviIiginmyhouse.Butthenshe kitchen. Lthought she ing of illegal aliens - even in the new form that Spitzer game show "Are You Smarter moved on to sixth grade and going to apologize for smippm presented over the weekend. .Than a Fifth Grader?" but I've my whole intelligence rating at me, but instead she Protests against licensing illegal aliens have nothing to do heard about it from friends and shifted. "Mom, when you keep with racism, and everything to do with observing the rule of familY. The very first math homework the same question it gets kind law. Ifthe governor were serious about bringing illegal aliens - I was told that one of the she' broughlhome had "me annoying." out of the shadows, he would create a guest worker policy to questions asked on the show confused. It was aboutintegers, At first I just stared at allow them to pay taxes and live legally in our state, . . was "What is the name of the whole numbers, rational numbers In my head I was sCI:eaminl . The licensing policy is a slap in the face to·those who city Charles Lindbergh traveled and irrational numbers. Sure,!'d , ." I' M THE 0 N E WH 0 to on his transatlantic flight?" heard all the terms before"bllt·ANNOYING????" . strund in line for hours at the D MY, proper paperwork in I didn't know the answer. And· I' didn't remember what they' . .. I am just frying .tohelp hand. There rure rumors that it's a purely political ploy: apparently neither did the fifth· meant. .,. .,. I told her. When'you investing in tomorrow's Democratic voters today. grader' or: the adult contestant. Is "negative ,2,327" a whole some homework in your And there's thatfightTheSterumniller's in with the state's ! was closer b~cause I gu;ssed number? I thought it might, be" last week, did Daddy otherleadingRepublicari, stateSenatt MajontyLeaderJoseph somewhere III EIl~ope. T!'e but I wasn't'sure. So Rachel annoying when you 1"avethi,1O Bruno, R-Brunswick. The governor sicced the state police . ~dult ?n th.e show picked a City brought over her enormous at school" or did he say, on Bruno to check out whether he'd been abusing the use of ' III Califorma. math textbook, found "whole worry, I'I1 take you'back.to state-funded helicopters. Investigationstromboth sidesseem·' A tougher general question to numbers" in the index and school this evening?" When to be ongoing, even to the point of drawing Albany County . ask adults is, "Are you as smart turned to the page indicated. On say, "I'm confused District Attorney David Sorures away trom prosecuting real as you were when you 'were. in the page there Was a box, Insiile 'start thii!S~' ~~~~~~~~~' criminals to focus on the governor and the senator. fifth grade?" I think the television the box was the phrase "whole you it's ru . whenyou networks should keep track of numbers" followed by "0, 1, 2, . help with your homework, Bruno, to retaliate, has held upalotofSpitzerappointments. the fifth graders who appear 3 ... " as examp Iesc I sit down and talk through. , We're all used to gridlock in our state Legislature, but the on the game show. In 25 years, I k d th b d'd potential for a budget in 2008 seems grim indeed. ·th ey cao gath' er th em .up f or a 100 e at e oxan Sa!, with you? ""'., . "Maybe negative 2,327 is not a Now it was her turn to And who loses? We, the people. televised reunion and ask them whole number." Just to be sure at me. Gov. Spitzer, you promised us that everything would the questions from the. 2007 I decided to phone a friend. Not change on Day One. We sure didn't expect it to change for , shows .. ' . just any friend, but a friend who Finally she said, "It's just Adults today have so many teaches math. !took less than 10 when you ask me the same the worst. Don'tforgetthatwe hold the ultimate power: our · h ar d quesIi ons t 0 answer, suc h seconds to ask my question: "Can over and over it makes me votes. We won't put up with bullying, being hoodwinked as "Deal or No Deal?" and "Who a negative number be a whole like you're not listening." and treated superciliously. . Wants to be a Millionaire?" The number?" She said no. She also In my head I was screarnin, Voters, it's I1P to you. We don't vote for governor' next answer to the first questioo· gave us a tip for remembering "I'MTHEONEWHOD()~>N' week, but remember that today's town leaders could be is, "If it's ,enough 'money to that whole numbers start with USTEN????" But what I said tomorrow's state leaders. On Tuesday, Noy. 6, get tothe. buy a.car, eVen a small"car, zero. She said, ''Whole numbers her was, "I'm sorry if I made polls and vote. then it's' a deaL" The answer start with the doughnut hole." feel that way." to. the.setond question is, 'Then we.talked ever so briefly Having a contest,about "Everyone,':xc1uding those ah()utwhatconstitu\esarepeating was moreaonoying pattern after the decimal point in going to s·erve· any Dmenos. a rational number. And then the Trying to explain caI1 was over: ·actually asked her .the I started to wOrry. Already question three different President and CEO -' Richard K Keene I needed outside help and this because I wasn't satisfied was simple stuff. What's going to· her answer was also not Vice President and COO -John A Mcintyre Jr. happen when the math homework to end this stand off. Editor in Chief-Katherine McCarthy becomes more complex? truly sorry for making her More troubling was the fact like I wasn't listening. that! had known these answers at Th e· que s ti 0 n for some point. For goodness sake, isn't really "Are you smart:e: Managing Editor - Tim Mulligan Advertising Representatives - Maureen Basalla, I took calculus in high school than a fifth grader?" but Sarah Finch, Kim McKee, Dan O'Toole, John and even earned college credit. you wise enough to help Copy Editor - Kristen Roberts And now a mere, urn, 25 years children around you learn Editorial Paginator - Brady Chapman, Jackie Domin Salvione, Carol Sheldon Business Manager - Meta Champion later I'm not sure about whole. grow and put their ac(:un,ul.at€t

On VDur behalf, SHAFER has been making a presence: His opponents: Howard fought to keep GE's PCBs out of our district both opponents were "absent" SHAFER fought to keep Waste Management out of both opponents were "absent" our district Howard has been to every Public Hearing on the both opponents were "absent" county budget four years in a row SHAFER was at this year's Public Hearings on the . both opponents were "absent" Selkirk Fire Department budget 16 October 2007 , . and the Town Budget 24 October 2007 -,.-: ie 'j- , Howard serves in the Selkirk Fire Department (SFD). " one'opponent "claims" to live in ; " ", and works at its fund raising functions , . SFD. BUT is active in anotherconip~y'- " the other absent ."',' t, ", . ;.... ". -' • - .' - -' .' • ~ .) j -,. - • " : ~ ; • .' .' SHAFER has spent his whole1ife in Albany County , ????????????????~????????, . ",,;'. i>. -, '. , •• ' , ~l and isadecorate.d Vietnam Marine Corps veteran " ; _: i '_,"!" l' , i .~ <. ,], ~ ';"'. . :~: '. ·:ti .. ')' ~ ;'! ~W*~-

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Howard's endorsees are: '-', ,Charles Schumer,'IlS, S~'nat.cirstates "Yol(co"ldn't ask fora more dedicated representativefor'the'nisidents'Ol the 3&lh'Dist.~!ct ; :, "'" ,,' 'Michael'R·. McNultY,US,Congressman states "!-Ioward;-, . has demonstrated his' energy and strong commitment .•. ~ver:ai1dover ag'ain."" ,,' ,!;. 'N'eifil: ilie~hn, NYS Senator .. ,.,,' "W • 'oi270132 Democratic co~n.iYJ.eg~f~io~s (et) ":':,; ','.;':\ ' Ron,Canlfstrari, MajOrity leader NYS'Assembly , . Aidala, Aylward, Beston.- Burke,~lay:Collins,,~ :.;' ,.. ' _ Jolin J, McEneny; Asseniblyperson ' .. ,Commisso Majority leader, 'r. ''' .. ''''" ,'" ,., ". Bllb'Reilly; Assemblyperson ..., " , " ",' ,Connolly, !lomalewicz, Ethier, Gordon , PaulO.Tonko endorsed me when he was an Assemblyperson cand,idate Gross,. Horstmyer 'Michael G.Breslin;Albany County Executive ',' " Houghtaling, Jr. - Chairman , Tllomas'l;l:. Clingan. Albany County Clerk Infante, Joyce, Maffia-Tobler :','-James'l.'Campbell; Albany County· Sheriff former Cl Messercola, McCoy, McKnight . "Timothy Cavanaugh, Albany County Coroner, Monjeau, Morse, Nichols, Reilly, Riddick, Shafer, PaurMarra, Albany County Coroner CL candidate Timmins, Herman ThOmas, Albany County Coroner '. Ward - Deputy Chairman . , , " Wiley, & Willingham -" . Gerald O. Jennings, Mayor Albany., Gerald J. O'Malley, Democratic Chairman & iax ColiectorTown '01 Berne , John T. McDonald III, Mayor Cohoes, ' Bill Bailey, Trustee Village 01 Ravena Ellen M. McNulty-Ryan, Mayor,Green.lsland Thomas Wade, Democratic Chairman Rensselaer County Jack McNulty, Former Mayor Green Island Douglas McGivney, Supervisor Town 01 Kinderhook, Minority Leader Columbia County Board 01 Supervisors,and NYS DemocratiC CommiHee Member Brian StraHon, Mayor Schenectady 108th AD Robert O. Carlson, Mayor Watervliet Albany County Central Federation 01 labor which represents over 30,000 union Charles J. Diamond, Council person Watervliet members & their lamilies Ronald K. Hotaling, Jr, Supervisor Town of Coeymans SEIU 1199, CSEA, & PEF Michael Hammond, Supervisor Town of Knox RFK Democratic Club· Margaret Warner, Chairperson Town 01 Berne Republicans Albany County Young Democrats (9A on the voting machine) Working Families Party (9E on the voting machine) In The Public Interest Party (9E on the voting machine) Howard A. SHAFER has a first term record of voting AGAINST taxes and for protecting our rights, our seniors, our children, our farmers, our environn'lent, and for just simply doing the right thing! In closing - Howard A SHAFER voted NO to the County's 2005 28,6% property tax increase while 100% of the county legislators endorsed by the party, 95% of the county legislators endorsed by the independence party, and 94% of the endorsed conservative voted e ,P69· ,OOUE 19donO 11\n\\10I).l9nJ Page 8 • October 31,2007 The 5potltght Your 0 inion Spotligh Students, businesses provide meals Editor, The Spotlight: the money on their own toward Vince Razzano, manager of the The students in Grade 7 of the budget for this project. In Glenmont PriCe Chopper, St. Thomas the Apostle School addition, this year, the students his contributions toward have served as a Mercy House held an in-school doughnuts sale as.well. Meal Team for a number of years. and cider sale to jumpstart their Please .At t e polls Mercy House is a diocesan­ budget. Special recognition sponsored shelter for homeless needs to be extended to Stanton's as they share so generously In addition to our ongoing coverage of the candidates women and children in Albany. Feura Farm and owners of Our their neighbors. and issues that most affect you, Spotlight Newspapers has The Meal Teams provide dinners Family's Harvest, who graciously Maureen D. Del'nSI,""'. created a new forum for discussion of political issues, for these guests every month contributed so much toward Social Justice Co()rdinato" throughout the year. our blog "Atthe polls." It's located on our Web site, www. this sale. Additionally, we St. Thomas the ~~~~1 spotlightnews.com. • The students are asked to earn offer special thanks to Mr. We'll post a question each week, and invite candidates and voters to respond and discuss thoughtfully with one another matters of importance in our communities. Glenmont residents proud of town Editor, The Spotlight: renovations and upgraded hear that Bethlehem has It's nice to know how your equipment. The improvements up with the times. The stu.dents. school tax money is spent, so are impressive. we met were proud of my husband and I decided to The student guides also schools and appreciative attend the open houses at the fielded questions regarding the rich learn in" oPIPortulliti,et Bethlehem middle and high the curriculum, instructional that are aV.all.,UJ" schools on Saturday, Oct. 13. methods, cafeteria food We are very glad to At both schools, student offerings, etc. From computer town that supports ed'uc;lticmal Let our Team of Experienced guides gave us a tour through technology and traditional excellence. the buildings so we could see courses to health and security Real Estate Professionals the much-needed new additions, concerns, it was encouraging to help you close the deal. Mention this ad for a Discounted Fee Correction regarding years of service. TEL: 518.452.6979 Editor, The Spotlight: appeals. One letter states, "twice member Robert Wi,,,,,mn FAX: 518.452.6873 I am writing to correct two appointed" (Caleb Wistar, Oct. www.cbrlaw.net letters recently published in 10, p. 9) and a second letter states term [email protected] The Spotlight. Both reference "serving his second term" (Battle, Readers might inc,orn",th candidate Mark Hennessey's Oct. 24, p. 10). Since members of infer from reading New Karner Road' Albany, NY 12205 tenure on the zoning board of the town's ZBA serve five-year referenced letters terms, the implication seems to Hennessey has more eXl)erien,e( be that Mr.. Hennessey has in on the board than the excess of five years experience he has actually served. Tax Reduction Seminar on the board. Gilbert Bnlokl:n. 1n reality, Mr. Hennessey was Member, Belthl"heni';~or[ifl! A Big SUCCESS! selected to replace retiring board Board· Mitch hosted a concerned crowd of tax payers and demon- . strated how they could lower their property taxes. Over the last six years, spending has increased 58%. Property taxes are schedued to double over the next six years. Can you afford it? . t Almost 100% of the people I've met say that property taxes are too high. At least 25% of these folks tell m~that.they~will have to move out of Bethlehem because of high taxes.. '. We must reverse this trend. Add some curb appeal to YOl,Jr home with a· flawlessly-paved, Our seniors are being chased out of town - just at the time in high-quality asph.~ drivewavthafs built to last their lives when they most need their family, their friends and Mitch Goldstein Contact us today for a free estimate. the community that they helped build. 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.-,' . ,Come decorate Four Corners Editor, The Spotlight: will offer refreshments and Expanded Park Facilities' Improved TownNiliage relations The Four Corners in Delmar special enticements starting on needs your help. . Friday night, Nov. 30. There will Marlene Brookins of the be tree lighting at the Delmar They Get The Job Done Little Country Store is again Reformed Church that evening, spearheading holiday events ,:. Can you help? Please contact at Delmar's Four Corners. Marlene at The Little Country New Scotland - Democrat- Independence Assistance is needed with Store at 475-9017. · decorating, music, elves, and a . Marty DeLaney · volunteer Santa Manybusinesses President, Bethlehem Paid for by the Candidates in the historic business district Chamber of Commerce

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~ .. '-' ~ .; --, . TherSpotllg/ifi Mix 'ofcandidates vie for seven cgunty· seats There are seven county is a resident of Gardner Road in a senior legislative aid in the Reilly and Son Funeral Home in involves economic development. legislative races affecting Altamont. He said he is runrting state Assembly and a graduate Colonie and Voorheesville. He is a volunteer firefighter residents of New Scotland, for county legislator because of the University at Albany. He Reilly'soppone'nt is who holds a doctorate in public Bethlehem and Guilderland on 'taXpayers are paying too much to considers himself a community Repu blican/ Con servative administration from Rockefeller Election Day. fund an overgrown and wasteful activist who will help to improve candidate Patrick Greene, an College, State University of New In the race for the 31" county government" the qua:\ity of life to Guilderland Albany attorney who lives in York at Albany. ' Legislative District, incumbent Democrat Mary Lou and Albany County residents. Slingerlands. Greene said he Goldstein, the president of Democrat William F. Aylward Jr., Bartolotta·Connolly, a four·term Longtime legislator Herbert would like to reduce the size of a real estate investment. and is being challenged by Republican county legislator, is running for . W. Reilly Jr., is running for a third county government. management firm, says he, TedDanz. re-election in the 32,d Legislative term as 33n1 Districtlegislator. The In the race for 34th District will reduce taxes and wasteful' Aylward, who is also running District against Anton Konev. Democratic·and·Independence· county legislator, it's a battle spending by capping county; on the Independence line, is Bartolotta·Connolly has been endorsed candidate is also a of newcomers, pitting newly property taxes, eliminating the attempting to capture a third involved in government for 30 22·year veteran of New Scotland appointed Democrat Thomas ]. county taxes on gasoline and; term in the Albany County years. Konev is running for town government serving as Cotrofeld Jr., against RepublicanF cracking down on Medicaid) Legislature. . his first political office at the town supervisor for 12 years ConservativeJared King. Cotrofeld, fraud. 1 Danz, who is running' on the age of 23. The Republican· and councilman for 10 years. aresident ofDehnar, was appointed The 36th District will see a; Republican/Conservative line, endorsed candidate is currently The Holy Cross graduate owns to the 34th District seat in May three-way race for legislator this replacing Jack Cunningham who year, pitting incumbent Democrat ( accepted a position as Bethlehem Howard A. Shafer of Selkirk' town supervisor. Cotrofeld is against Independent Leo Dorsey; employed by General Electric as Jr. and Republican/Conservative I '·' E'C1' JUDGE MARGARET a government contract negotiator candidate Richard Mendick. I RE-' E.. ··l.·· '. and administrator for GE Global Shafer is finishing his firsttenn I Research. as a county legislator. Formerly a ~ King, also a Delmar resident, fiscal analyst with the state Health ~ ADKINS is a graduate of Bethlehem High Department, he is currently a I School and Yale University. He member of the county's public New Scotland Town Justice works as a stock and options works committee. 1 o Your Town Justice, elected in 2003 trader. King said voters should Dorsey is running on thea expect more from elected Independence Party line. He~ 0. Acting Albany, City Court Judge since 2004 officials. ,. was a detective sergeant in the i o Instructor for Court Clerk's Association. "Jfelected, I will represent and Bethlehem Police Department" communicate with all the citizens and is currently a member of thea o Attorney since 1991, practice in Voorheesville of the district," said King. Delmar Fire Department. 0Former Town Zoning/Planning Attorney Albany County's 35 th Mendick holds an MBA from i o HVCC Adjunct Professor Legislative District also has a the University of Denver and has I contested race, pitting incumbent a 30-year business background in B o Friends of Music, former Library Trustee Democrat and Independence accounting, strategic planning, EXPERIENCED Board of Directors, Wesley Health Care Center candidate Charles S. Dawson and budgeting. ; o .Graduate - Albany Law & Syracuse University Jr. against Republican Mitch The information for these CARING Goldstein. Dawson, a resident profiles was compiled from· of Glenmont, was first elected candidate literature and the ~ FAIR CHOOSE EXPERIENCE county legislator in 2000. Much of Albany County Web site at www. www.adkinsforjustice.com Paid for by the Committee to Re-elect Judge Margaret Adkins his legislative work in the county albanycounty. com. Nutrition Spotlight ,. I , . ..' .\. 1 . Late Frost j >\.c"l. LAURIE TEN EYCK spell of warm weath'er 'take that burstof cold from Canada .. Cali pur Pick Your Own H,otline 1 (866) 640·PICK to check on picking c?ndlti0n.s ~ General Manager place far to the south and .That has a huge impact. We are Indian Ladder Farms, _north. "We are experiencing a not receiving any cold because Altamont, NY little bit of La Nina. This has to it is just not there." . do with the water temperature Could this be a symptom of s I sat down to write offthecoastofSouthAmerica global warming? Speaking for . this column on Friday, in the Pacific Ocean.'" La th the National Weather Service AOctober 26 we still Nina, Spanish for "little girl," Sutkevich could not say. The had not experie'nced a frost. is an ocean.atmosphere official line is that the weather I was all prepared to write phenomenon that causes service has no conclusive about cold weather crops and cooler water temperatures in evidence that our warm autumn winter storage foods but what the Pacific Ocean along the has been caused by global are traditionally late summer coast of South America. La' warming. and early fall crops, such as Nina winds, which blow from What does it mean for the raspberries, tomatoes and east to west, push the warm crops? Here at Indian Ladder zuchinni, are still coming water at the surface of·the Farms it is good for some in. This concerned me. I ocean westward, allowing the and maybe not so good for Gift baskets and packs featuring our own fresh picked apples and decided. to investigate and cold water below to rise to the locally produced' products such as cheese, syrup, jam, and honey others. StraWberries benefit" called the National Oceanic and surface. Because the water is because they continue -til Choose from one of our pre-designed baskets or customize your. own. Atmospheric Administration's colder less moisture evaporates photosynthesize for a longer To order, drop by the farm, call, or check out'our web-site. National Weather Service into the atmosphere. "We period of time, laying' the Forecast Office located at the are receiving less moIsture groundwork for next"year's Can be shipped from the farm or picked up. Albany International A!rport. through the trade winds," crop. Apples however require What I found out wasn t very explained Sutevich. "Moisture Cider, apples, winter squash for your Thanksgiving Table what my father Peter Ten Eyck reassuring. aids in the development oflow calls, "the orderly progression Call to order Holiday Pies According to Kimberly. pressure weather systems of the seasans." What they Sutkevich, a meteorologist for which give us cloudy, rainy, need is a. gradual hardening Holiday Open House, December 15 & 16 the National Weather Service cooler weather. Without it we off period' during which the Meet Santa and his Reindeer the latest recorded frostfor our have been experiencing high trees go dormant. After this area occurred on November 12t11 pressure systems." long,\varm autumn below zero 1883, ho:-vever our average first Another factor influencing tem'peratures in December' 342 Altamont Road frost strikes between October ourfa1\weatherliestothenorth th could cause significant IAN Altamont, NY 12009 1" and October 10 • Normally, this time of year, th~ Farm Market (518) 765·2956 damage. In the meantime we LADDER Pick Your Own: (866) 640-PICK Sutkevich· pointed out jet stream starts bringing in must enjoy what's left of the E-mad: [email protected] that, the late frost ·aside, we cold air from Canada. This year fragile tomatoes, basil, and FARMS WebSite: www.indlanladderfarms.com haven't been having typical fall. that hasn't been happening. summer squash. Hopefully Farm Market Hours 7 days a week 9 to 6, weather for the entire season. "Usually Hudson Bay is partially Yellow Rock.Cafe Hours Serving lunch weekdays 11 to 2; next week I'll get down to Servmg brunch & Lunch weekends 10 to 3 She explained that the factors frozen by now but it's not," said writing about what to do with influencing our prolonged Sutkevich. "We are'notgetting cabbages. Taming the trail Glenmont hikers trek MacKaye was looking'to escape the entire length the Industrial Revolution growth of Appalachian Trail and growing pollution of the early 20th c~ntury. By JIM CUOZZO 'The trail was conceived in cuozzoj@spot/ightnews,com 1924 by MacKaye as essentially -- .= -.. an escape from urban growth," Glenmont residents "Doctor said Martin Bartels, marketing Ninja" and 'The Breeze," more director for the Appalachian Trail commonly known by the names Conservancy, a volunteer-based, Paul Sypek and Matt Stannard, nonprofit organization dedicated are now part of an elite group to preserving what is now known of hikers who have finished a as the National Trail System. remarkable 2,175-mile journey Myron Avery was the second .. ~, along the Appalachian Trail. Appalachian Trail pioneer, who :,.' The two young men, both 21 organized hiking clubs along the years old, began the odyssey in length of the trail to preserve its early spring in Georgia, ending identity. . at the summit of Mt. Katahdin Author Bill Bryson brought ~Jf .~ .. in Maine on Monday, Oct. 8, in a the trail more fame with his book trek that spanned breathtaking "A Walk in the Woods," published terrain, including the Great 'in 1999, which covers his journey Smokey Mountains of Tennessee along the Appalachian Trail. and the White Mountains of New Bartels said hiking the trail is Hampshire. really a spiritual and special event Twenty-one-year-olds Matt Stannard, with arm raised, and Paul Sypek of Glenmont recenlly completed a 2,175- "It was amazing," said Sypek, that people never forget. mile journey along the Appalachian Trail. The men hiked through 14 states from Georgia to New Hampshire esting comfortably a1: home and "I think what people are betore reaching the summit of MI. Katahdin in Maine in October. sporting a long bushy beard, now most proud of and what I ,hear Submitted photo 40 pounds lighter from the daily most is the psychological battle; hikes through woods and across the solitude that can also be said Sypek. "It was a pretty hiked the entire 2,175 miles of preserve it For information on streams in 14 states. "I've been communal." said Bartels. "There amazing feeling." the trail, which now has 5,500 the Appalachian Tr!,il, visit www. sleeping a lot in my own bed." are hours or an entire day or more More than 9,000 people have volunteers working annually to appalachiantrail.org. The two friends decided to when you don't see people." hike the trail "because it was Stannard and Sypek did meet there," and for the thri1l and their share of hikers and nearby adventure of a lifetime. residents who live along the "It sounded like a good idea at trail in many sections, and they the time," Sypek said. remembered the generosity of The journey began on a long one man in Greenwood Lake, Greyhound bus ride from Albany Orange County, who let the two Tom o Gainesville, Ga., and on to stay overnight and allowed them ", pringer Mountain, where the to linger while he went to work. ail begins. With maps, camping "He was going to Washington, ear, good walking shoes and D.C., the next morning and said DOLIN lenty of dehydrated food, Sypek he would be back in a couple of New Scotland Town Supervisor d Stannard walked, hiked and days, leaving behind bagels and limbed that first exciting day other food for us to eat: Sypek , rough Springer Mountain. said. "People who know about the .: 'The hardest hike was the trail will take you in." eginning 7 miles," said Sypek. "I After having spent close to Who appreciates the need for Senior Housing? Tom Dolin, Senior Citizen .• as completely out of shape." six months on the trail, in early I But a few days later, the October Stannard and Sypek Who worries about our children's future? Tom Dolin, Grandfather . 0 found their groove, and trekked the final 5,000 feet up Who knows how Town government works? Tom Dolin, Town Attorney eir legs became sturdy and to the summit of Mt Katahdin, eir lungs refreshed as they which was a very emotional Who can listen and make a decision? Tom Dolin , Town Judge reathed in the clean mountain experience . Who should you elect to be the next supervisor? Tom Dolin . Crossing six national parks, "I was laughing uncontrollably, . ht national forests and living and I saw other people crying," ong the 2,000 or more rare Paid/or by Friends a/Tom Dolin d endangered animal species, ek and Stannard continued

'We saw many bears, and at (II .. n'Lene time were about 10 feet away ~ rom a bear," said Sypek who aid they also encountered many attlesnakes in Pennsylvania long the Alleghany and usquehanna rivers. : Everyone who hikes the trail s given a nickname. Sypek was .:. Personalized layouts & designs ed "Doctor Ninja" because he by experienced professional rought along so many Band-aids d medicine supplies. Stannard's kitchen & bath designers. ail name 'The Breeze" comes om a Lynyrd Skynnrd song 'Ca\l me the breeze." .:. Installations performe3 by The hikerS covered an average highly skilled craftsmen. f 12 to 18 miles a day, some days esting to take in the locale and ther days hiking as many as 30 ·les. "We saw snow in early April omewhere in North Carolina, d it was sub zero in the Smokey ountains," said Sypek, who. ' hld the Grayson Highlands in rrrginia was one of his favorite ots on the trail. ' "The south is beautiful, with me of the biggest mountains e went over," Sypek said. The mystique of the ppalachian Trail began 82 ,ars ago when architect Benton IN BRIEF community to support this good Clarksville Elementary funds raised from the sale Puppeteers to put United Methodists cause by bringing books to their of the tiles win be used to collecting used church at 1499 New Scotland School to create outfit the cafetorium with spooky classic Road by Saturday, Nov. 3. state-of-the-art audio-video Old Songs, Inc. will present children's books alumni tile wall equipment. The Puppet People in their The members of the Clarksville Elementary performance of 'The Legend of Community United Methodist School is getting more than Tiles will list the name of OIde Tyme Gifts Craft the alumnus and the year Sleepy Hollow" on Sunday, Nov. Church of Slingerlands are a face lift. 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Republican 'Visiting her aunt there, Barone experience; Barone says Penny Barone said she's also witnessed the appeal of meeting experienced at record keeping people and serving a small she's open to new ideas and organization. Currently. she community on a personal level. By JILL U, ADAMS is a medical receptionist; prior to Barone has several ideas [email protected] that. she worked as a restaurant to change the way the town manager, An expert in "meet-and­ clerk's office functions. She The office of the town clerk greet." she also has computer. and town supervisor candidate is consider,ed the link between phone. and cash-handling skills. Doug LaGrange would have town residents and local government all of which are necessary to a hall be open one night a week, Such matters as licensing. access town clerk. • making it more convenient for to towq documents and official Deschenes said she believes town residents with daytime forms. and notary service take she has been open and accessible work hours to access permits aiJd place here, The town clerk. an to the public during her years in licensing. elected position. oversees the office. LaGrange would join Barone on functioning of the office and is the "I feel I do a good job for the some of those nights with an open first face most people see when town every day." she said. also door to the supervisor's office, they come to town hall. giving credit to her deputy clerk for residents to ask questions or Diane Deschenes has been and tax clerk. Carol Cootware and raise issues. worldng in New Scotland's Town Arlene Herzog. Penny Barone Diane Deschenes Barone will look to offer other Hall for more than 10 years. In The three women have all conveniences, perhaps holding flu 1996. she started as the clerk to worked in other offices in town As town clerk. Deschenes "I care about this community." clinics or offering goods like lawn the building assessor. In 1999. hall. which means as a team said she worked to save the town said Deschenes. ''I'm a hard bags in town hall. She pledged to she successfully ran for town they have the know-how to help money. Merging the positions of worker. I'm going to do the best stay open to new ideas. clerk. an office she has held ever residents navigate just about any toWn clerk and tax collector was job I can." "The town clerk's job is to since. In 2005. she also began town matter. said Deschenes. one way. Deschenes has also Her challenger Barone cites take care of the community as a collecting taxes as the two jobs The town clerk must be skilled written a handful of grants over her own multitasking abilities as whole and not get involved in the were merged into one. at dealing with the public. which the years. bringing in more than key to the job of town clerk. politics," said Barone. While Deschenes has been in to Deschenes means being $90.000. She is more than familiar with Barone was born and raised in office for eight years. this is the "polite. helpful and available." She One of these was a record'S town hall as her aunt. Marilyn Bethlehem and has lived in New first time the Democrat has had believes the town has considered grant. to bring the town's record Holmbers. worl<:ed as the town's Scotland for six years with her an opponent in the campaign. her office to be "very open." keeping closer to New York State tax collector for many years. husband and four children. 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Vision includes mixed uses A nine-mrmber panel of Holzman "said the north on a way to integr:ate'the hearing·, , and renovations ,: ' appointees has 'beeriineeting corridornearthe Port ofAlbany GlenmontJob Corps site,with since N ovell).ber 2006; plotting is mostly heavy industrial, but town-owned properly"along draws'·: .... , ' to Henry Hudson Park. the bestfuture use ofthe town's opportunities exist to create Simmons Road that could define a potential wa~erfront By JIM cuozzo nearly'lO-mile riverfront a mixed-use ,environment to destination. cuozzo@spotlightnews com corridor, which begins at enhance opportunities for questions the Albany city line near tech-based companies and Plans for the town's Henry Bethlehem's first-ever local the 1-90 corridor, Hudson Park may Citizens wary of tax waterfront revitalization plan The corridor is include a monument increases and spending was presented to the public separated into "This area is defined by its'peaceful with a pavilion for at the Wednesday, Oct. 24, south, central and rural nature and open spaces. " skating in the winter By JIM CUOZZO ',meeting of the town board, north riverfront Rob Holzman and wooded trails cuozzoj@spotlightnews,com I and it includes plans for a districts. for cross-country I renovated Henry Hudson The south skiing. A handful of residents attended: light industrial, such as a boat the Wednesday, Oct. 24, public: Park, complete with a pavilion district begins at Clapper "An opportunity for kayaks hearing on Bethlehem's 2008 and new trails for hiking and Road and extends all the way restoration business. and small boats also exists," cross-country skiing, to the Hudson River, "The central area is said Holzman. tentative budget, which turned out to be more of a question-and- "We have been working on "This area is defined by its the most complicated to The next step for the answer session between town board this for a little more than a peaceful rural nature and open understand," Holzman said, committee will be to hear what members and the public. referring to its mix of open year, and we are getting close spaces," said Rob Holzman the public has to say about the The $37.6 million dollar budget space and industrial uses. "We to making recommendations," of Saratoga Associates, the plan at a Wednesday, Nov. 7, raises taxes 2,5 percenf while strive to recognize the call for said Economic Development consultants hired by the town ~Oa~~unity meeting in Town increasing spending by 4 percent Director George Leveille. to work with the committee on balance in this area." the revitalization plan. The committee is working Selkirk property owner William From that point the plan Stewartsaidtaxesarerising,andhe will be reviewed by the fears losing his home to increasing Department of State, and town taxes. its inland coastal resources ' division. The state is assisting ''Whatareyougoingto do to keep , the town in completing the taxes from going up?" asked Stewart' waterfront plan, which "Are you going to cut spending?" could potentially see state Supervisor Jack Cunningham, and federal dollars being said he is encouraging commercial allocated. economic growth to ease the taxpayer: "We are looking for a burden, That growth includes more, mid-winter adoption of the deVe\opmentalongthetown'sRoute9W Indoor Soccer Academy Registration for local waterfront revitalization corridor,alongwiththeopeningofVJSta children ages 6-11 years old. plan," said Holzman. Tec\mologyPaikinS\ingerlands,' After the presentation, board 'We do have a direction, and we If your child enjoyed their member Sam Messina asked arewOlxingtowardsit,"Cunningham recreational soccer experience, this fun indoor program how regional coordination said, of the town waterfront plan Resident Robert Jasinski will continue to advance their soccer skills. would occur with other cautioned board members on the riverfront locations. ' potentia\overspendingofgenera1fund The 15 week program will be held at " Wit h 0 n g 0 i n g reserves. The 2008 budget proposes Afrims Sports Facility in Colonie beginning November 30 communication between our to use $2,5 million of unappropriated community and adjoiUing reserves from four different town, ri v e r fro n t com m unit i e s , funds, including the general fund. "s For an explanation of the program and' we n,eed to think _of,"ol!r "Idon'tliketoseethegenera1fundi registration forms contact Art Scheuermann at stewardship of thisjiar't o'f go down," said Jasinski. "j the river," Leveille said.' Republican candidate ,for town' 439-8859 - the' w ate r fro, n t board Art Sheuermann said'the: { development plan, was a No, 1 concern he haS'lieiu'd from or [email protected] ~.·}I-' ~.. -\ Tier 1 recommendation of residents is the increase in overall' ~~/'-'~-4.:,li , the 2005 updated towflwide townexpendituresanditsre1ationshipt Space is limited. ';' .. comprehensive plan. .. 'torisingtaxes:", " 9 \.;. - . ''You need to"~e-decisionsaS it '~:"~~ , town board to cut spending to keeii' the tax rate low," said SCheuermann:" Cunninghamsaid thecombinatiot' Town of New Scotland of flat revenues and spendin% increases in certain areas are wh~ caused the tax rate increase, H~ Election Day November 6 • 6am-9pm pointed the cost of supplies like poo~ chemicals, blacktop and an 8 percenf hike in health insurance gpending ag' areas that affected the 2008 budget ,; VOTE for BRENDAN O'SHEA 'This year's budget has been, a challenge," said Cunningham; Town Justice "Although our expenses continue: to increase, our revenue streams Democratic· Independence· ConservatiVe· Working Families are flat" Norman Morand said the town tI' Education - Family ,~ , , ,,' ,,' board approved raises for employees , Georgetown'University' (S.A. -:'1'97' 1) as costs for seniors continue to rise., " Lesley C6lleg~ (Teacher Certification - 1973) ''Nobody seems to be worrying <,ClAlbanyLaw School (1.0,-,1981) about them," said Morand. . 'Married Bon-nie- Morrison , , Board member Kyle Kotary said this years budget process has been' . (VCHS - 1973; Teacher, Clarksville School) openunderthenewlyappointedtown' supervisor because

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For more information or to make an appointment call 337·2337. }~~lH~~! ~o\'t The Spotlight Haunted happenings i' Halloween events with a puppet show and a haunted let Capital District graveyard. . residents take a walk In Scotia, the F1iot House on on the spooky side South Reyoolds Avenue morphed into a spooky Halloween showcase By JACQUELINE M. DOMIN on Saturday. Visitors entered [email protected] through a tent marked as the morgue, where kids could mix up a Doug Bennett's stilts are an batch of slime.1nside,fake cobwebs important tool for the work he does covered furniture and a cauldron on suspended ceilings. bubbled in a corner as kids dressed They also served as animportant as dragons, pirates, witches and prop for his kids' Halloween surgeons mingled. costumes on Saturday, oei. 27. Kierstin Kastberg, 11, of Scotia, Hali Bennett, 14, and her sat near the cauldron as she read brother, Sam, 11, both showed up the kids a book called "Gus and at the Jonesville Fire Departmenfs the Baby Ghost" She was dressed ?pen. house and Halloween party as a geisha - an outfit that she m Clifton Park on stilts. Sam wore assembled herself. a pumpkin outfit, but for Hali the "I got it piece by piece," Kierstin stilts were pretty much her e~tire said, recounting trips to New York costume. City's Chinatown. The only part of 'They get a lot of attention," said the costume she didn't get was the Bennett. "A lot of wow's." wig, which her mom bought on a attraction, drawing as many as 350 trip to Washington, D.C. ABOVE: Janel: Hans stands ready Hali had hoped to use the stilts visitors. to greet visitors to Sunday's to stand tal1in the fire departmenfs Noone was in costume at the ''Itjust got so popular," Hans said. haunted hOlse at the Verdoy costume parade, butitwas canceled Pruyo House in Newtonville on "It just scared people to death." Schoolhouse on the grounds of Saturday, but there was still plenty because of the rain. There was still . Eventually, it got so big that the the Pruyn House in Newtownville. plenty for the crowd to do, though. of activity as Janet Hans and her family decided to pack it in a few RIGHT: Hali BenneH, 14, left, There was a show by balloon artist family worked to convert the years ago. Buteverything came out and her brother Sam, 01 Ballston Verdoy Schoolliouse into ahaunted Mr. Twisty, a haunted house and . of storage this year when CaL1.olic late, show oil their stilts at the several bounce houses. In the house. Charities approached the f8ni1y Jonesville Fire Dept.'s open cafeteria, firefighters handed out The schoolliouse'sfront hallway about doing a haunted hOUSE as a house anj Halloween party in free hot dogs, fruit punch, cookies was beingtransformed into a ''tunnel fund-raiser. Clillan "ark on Saturday. of terror"· for Sunday's visitors, and other treats. "It was kind of hard to say no " Jacqueline M. Domin!Spotlighl Hans said, while inside, family The scene was a common one said Hans, noting that the haunte'd throughout the Capital District members worked on displays like house wouldn't have been possible But the excitement and laughter a recreation of the shower scene in the past few days, as a number without her five children, sponses that filled tllie schoolhouse on from "Psycho" and a "dissection of charitable groups and other and family friends on board. Saturday made it clear this wasn't room" where dismembered body organizations offered cheap or The family worked on the a chore for any d them. even free entertaimnent, as well par-ts and a body bag were hung ''Wegetalotoifun outofit," Hans from the ceiling. haunted house for more than a as chances to preview Halloween month, holding. brainstorming said. ''We all love Halloween." The ideas for the displays were . costumes. The Empire State P1aza meetings and drawing diagrams. hosted a Halloween-themed maze culled from the Hanses' years of puppet show and magic act, Th~ putting on a haunted house at the Guilderland Police Department home near. Loudonville where Youth Services Division had a Hans' daughter, Jane Wasserbach I"Halloween extravaganza and lives with her husband, Bill. Th~ ,safety nighf' on Tuesday, Oct, 30, free haunted fiouse was a big - - -- , New Homes & Additiolls . Bethlehem Business /' /' -~ - " ",::7 ~ - - ~ Net""orking & Connecting .For Success

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, Page 22 • October 31,2007 The Spotlight Autumn a good timet.o ·tradecars·te!;:bicycle~ \ ,Hayes says, like to ride my injuries he treats,k are helmets. Thenextbicyclerodeo is By JULIE RIGG "I mo\l, . bike to school because it's easier of the head and fac~dueHo scheduled for the Spring of 2008, news@spotlightnews,com ' Commentary thait biking the bus," Hayes' children not wearingahelmet. although there is no date yet. Everyday life seems to call said:'ElIa adds that she doesn't He also said that sandals and Parks and Recreation also for the car: get to the post office, yawn as much in the mornings flip·flops·Wenotgoodforbikiitg" offers maps with the "Delmar get milk, pick up photos. You've ride down the street, pass an at school on the days she,aoes' andsug.ge~ts apprQpriate . Family Loop", which is about factored in parking, gas, and tbe acquaintance or neighbor and not ride her bike. nonskid surfilce bottomed' 3 miles'long. The loop starts monotonous drive mead. ' say hello? Also, biking doesn't The Meredith kids also bike footwear, arid discou'rages at town hall, travels Roweland require any crunches to count, to friends' houses arid the Four the use of kneepads or other Avenue and continues along the But there is an alternative: a or weights to curL Corners area. equipment since they "cut neighborhood, ending again at lot of what you do can be done .A s.urprising number of Their',mother, Joanne down on maneuverability." town hall. Copies of the map can by bicYcle. " ' children - and sometimes their Cunningham; said, 'There are . LODney also pointed out that be obtained atf.the Department As the bright days of autumn parents - take advantage of· tremendous health' benefits to bikes should be walked across of Parks and·l3.i'creation office, turn to the chilly gray that seems their close proximity to bike to biking." , ' a street within a crosswalk: 261 EliitAve.~ , to. come from a Hitchco,ck film, schooL' h' ,'.' -b 'h' h h ' Joshua Poppel of the New The 1006:l'an be a good you can still turn your pedals ,. ',:: S e attri utes_ er ig er York State Bicycling Coalition transl'ti'o'n'fo"'u's'l'ng local roads, M att Le on, commumcations energy level to biking, and said and harvest some benefits along director of the Bethlehem Central that she's more fit now than in (NYBC).apedestrianadvocacy which can De a bit daunting the way. School District, reported that of her'da.ys of varsity field hockey, group, noted that a national for cyclists in a car-centered "Fall is one of the best' times the elementary schools in the government program "Safe world. ' _ to ride a bike," said Dr. Kenneth dl'strl'ct "Elsmere Hamagrael Krooprtick suggests that very R au t es t a S c hI"00 a ff ers Landscape Archl'tectEdward , , , young children - kindergarten f t If' t t d Kroopnick, a pediatrician of Prime and Slingerlands each have 10 to sa e y c asses, or In eres e Kleinke ofKaaterskillAssociates age, for instance - benefit from . d"d I dl f '1' f Care Physicians in Delmar. ''You 15 students riding to schooL" In IVI ua s an or ami les or sal'd that the sta' t'e'Department bike riding on quiet streets, which f . . ht ' I can layer up. We live in a very Principal Art Kane of Sf. groups a SIX to elg peop e. of Transportation made some lets them appreciate riding while. I d th d k sedentary society; biking and Tho, mas the Apostle School Poppe suggeste atfor us improvements to lighting at the observing their surroundings. . b'ki' b'k h Id ,:walking are easy ways to integrate said five or six students bike to or evemng I ng, I ess au ' Four Corners area and it is now exercise." school, mostlY sixth thoroljgh Dr. Michael Looney of Delmar have front fhishing or stable a little safer'for people to walk, .. htb d Pediatrics, said tbat children as lights, and rear red flashing but getting.,",r:ound via bike is Most of us can probably ,elg gra ers, young as 3 and 4 can reap the l' ht • ' . 'ri remembertbe carefree childhood Ella, Grace and Hayes ;Ig }.;; "-.. , still harder, Dicyclists in town days of riding bikes around the Meredith,attend Hamagrael benefits from bike riding, . "Riding on the right side of have been eye'lng the old D&H neighborhood, unknowingly Elementary School and are in "It's great for balance,.~th!, roadis a key: factor,~any Rai,lroa~ tracl& for a potential contributing to our overall health. the fifth, first and third grades, large mus~le ~trength,. hand· 'c"people·,don't reahze· t~at ·blkes' bike t'!'alL"'.#' There's also a certain social They ride tbeir bikes to,school eyed.coordlfat~n'1t~s" ~ll as :are like any other vehicle on' Town Supervisor Jack aspect to biking ... how can you whenever weather permits. ca: lOva~cu ar ea , ,oney: tbe:road.")Ie added that bikers Cunningham said a Rail Trail Satd"ciddl':'J; that o.n~e ch~dr~n . should give themselves enough program could utilize the old ::m n. e WI out tratmngw ee s',space on the roadway ami not D&H Railroad routes for biking, Diane & Company ~J~ve\ t~m d w~ole new' pu~h themse~ves to.o do.se to but it has shared properties with ~ dl evde, eYd.ev~ oPthmore ob~ta~l~s.:vhlch could hlnd~ 'Albany County and as such, the "Feel Good From The Inside Out." m epen ence,an Itgt~es emathelr'Vlslbllity.: ,,' ..... ,Rail Trail is in a state of obscure great sense of accomplishment." , N: "La" h' 'd .. 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Only 830 of' Artifacts, documents and World War II from re-enactors on Normandy was the 28th Christopher Petronis will these airborne tanks were reminiscences bring the e'ra • portraying soldiers from several Infantry Division. Gary Dimaio portray a soldier from 105th made. They were designed to to life. A key part of the exhibit battle-tested military units. Each .' from Pennsylvania will portray New York Infantry Regiment, be transported behind enemy is a recently conserved New will display authentic uniforms a soldier from that division, a National Guard regiment lines in a glider. . " Salem Honor Roll Banner from and military equipment from the . which was one of the first recruited in the Capital District. The Field Camp' will also WWI. conflict. to enter Paris, and the first In WWII, it served in the Pacific provide the public with another Admission to the field camp Craig Gravina will portray American- division to enter Theater as part of the 27th opportunity to view the exhibit and the exhibit is free. It will be a staff sergeant from Easy Germany. Division. His uniform will depict titled "From the Home Front to located at the Wyman Osterhout Company, Second Ranger The recreated 101stAirborne the regiment as it appeared in the Front Lines: New Scotland Community Center on Old New Battalion, a unit famous for will be represented by Howard 1940, when an anxious United in WWI and WWII."This exhibit Salem Road off Route 85 in New scaling the cliffs near Omaha Young. The famous "Screaming States was preparing for war. highlights the contributions of Salem. Res District responds IN BRIEF UAlbany to screen For information, contact the Nov. 28. Writers Institute at 442-5620 Auditions are being held 'to its firstMRSA case 'Designated Mourner' or online at www.albany.edu/ Thursday, Nov. 1, at the Louise On Wednesday, Oct. 24, implemented preventive "The Designated Mourner" writers-inst. Corning Center, 25 Delaware Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk measures to try to eliminate the will be shown on Friday, Nov. Ave., Albany. administrators were informed spread of the bacteria. 2, at 7:30 p.m. in Page Hall, 135 Auditions under way Individuals and group acts that a student in the Pieter B. Additional cleaning and Western Ave., on the University welcome. Seniors are invited to Coeymans Elementary School has sanitizing efforts by our custodial at Albany's downtown campus. for 'Senior Idol' sing, play instruments, perform a confirmed case of community­ staff throughout {lur school Sponsored by the New York State Seniors 60 and older are comedy and more. associated methicillin resistant buildings are taking place with Writers Institute, the screening is invited to audition for the Senior Call 465-3325 to reserve your Staphylococcus aureus (CA­ special emphasis on physical free and open to the public. Idol Talent Show on Wednesday, spot. MRSA). education and sports equipment, As soon as the district locker rooms, bathrooms, received notice, administrators and· common surfaces and contacted the Albany County areas. In addition, all building A NEW PLACE! Health Department, which. administrators, nurses, to unleash your creativity determined the case to be "un­ maintenance and transportation reportable" - meaning that personnel have been made there was very little chance that 'aware of the symptoms and the victim could have spread the precautionary measures related bacteria to others. toCA-MRSA l.'! A letter explaining the situation In addition to the extra Art Supplies, Crafts was sent home with all students cleaning performed in common aP,d.information is availal;lle on areas, locker and restrooms, Jewelry, Unique Gifts .tJie RCS Web site - www.rcscsd. custodial staff is disinfecting org. an.d cleaning all classrooms the Children's Workshops < ""F-CS.~()ntinues to stress good affected student may hav.e peen Birthday Parties "hygiene .practices with, s1:1tdeJlts in ... i. 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"That will bring high-paying "lconsidered running in 2003 for super· retail region similar to the Glenmont 9W lehem Central High School, follow­ jobs to the Capital District, and all the' visor.ani:! spoke with Terri and (town board corridor, Cunningham said any. retail de­ ing which he ran his own landscapi~g things that go with it." . member) Dan Plummer before deciding velopment within the Vista Park IS there to business. From there, a client recrUit­ Grady would work for more of Terri should run," said Cunningham. "support the office workers." . ed him to work for the bro­ . those close relationships; A lifelong Bethlehem resident As for Route 9W, Cunnmg· , ham calls the area a "region in kerage firm of Fitzgerald, in particular with the state who grew up in a farmhouse on Derman and Roberts. Short­ Department of Transporta· Elsmere Avenue and attended transition." ly before the Oct. 19, 1987, tion. st. Thomas the Apostle school, ''Wal·Mart was built prior to any comprehensive plan," said stock market crash, Grady "Route . 9W hasn't· Cunningham said he entered' had liquidated many of the changed since I was grow· the job with no preconceived no· Cunningham, who considers accounts he held, based on ing up," he said. "Traffic tions as to what to expect. 9W in Glenmont it "good" com­ reports he'd been reading, a backs all the way up to the "It's an incredibly busy of· mercial district. sense of the market, and his Thruway." fice," said Cunningham, who "Some residentsjn that area own intuition. Grady said he thought has now served close to seven don't like it at all and others don't mind it being a retail com­ "I followed my intuition," the process of creating and months. he said, "and had liquidated mercial area," he said .. adopting the master plan "I am amazed at the number Cunningham a lot of accounts on Sept. Grady worked out great, with the of people that come in and talk to Sidewalks, not town financ­ 30." . use of focus groups. the supervisor," he said. es are the No. 1 concern of Shortly. after that, Grady bought "I've seen a lot of change, most of it With 32 years of banking and informa· residents Cunningham, has heard from this a machine that could transplant fuIly good," Grady said. . tion technology experience under his belt year. grown trees, and started the comp;l­ Grady's parents moved to Glen­ as an employee of several banks, including "People want sidewalks," he said. ny he ran for 20 years, Grady Trees mont in 1957: First American Trustco, Cohoes Savings Another top concern he has heard is that LLC. 'They came for the same reas?n Bank and Key Bank, Cunningham said he people in South Bethlehem and Selkirk feel .. "My brother had a roofing bu~i. people still come - the school ~IS­ feels he can help improve the town's cur­ they do not receive the same level of ser­ ness, and he was doing a lot of work m trict," he said. "When I was growmg rent technology infrastructure. vices as residents in the rest of the town. Covington Woods in Guilderland," he up, Farm Family was new. I went to "One of our technology initiatives is the "I try and talk to them about where they said. "I worked with a lot of develop· kindergarten at the Bethlehem Pre­ improved online assessment system, where see that and try to address their issues," ers planting trees th"t were between schoo1." we now interface with the statewide assess· . Cunningham said. .' 15 and 20 feet high. Compared to a Grady said the town is more di­ ment system to access information," Cun· Lower sales and mortgage tax revenue fence, that offers more privacy." verse now, something that's good, ningham said. is forcing the town board to dip into the Grady also planted a lot of trees but is still a tight-kmt commumty. Another area being addressed in next healthy fund balance reserves that sto~d for local municipalities; his opening "My niece was killed in a car accident year's budget is the new online registration at 20 percent or more. However, a $2.5 nul­ foray into the political world came in in 1995," he said. 'The way the town process in the town parks department. lion dolIar appropriation in the 2008 budget the spring when he distributed small rallied around us was really some· ''We will be able to accept credit cards has droPFed the four main fund reserves to trees to the general public. thing specia1." over the Internet for payment for parks and around 10' percent. His advocacy for tree growth - they A common theme that Grady has recreation programs," said Cunningham. 'This year, we have had some challeng­ can be productive and income earn­ es but we have a strong fund balance, and been hearing is that people are paying Embracing a new town comprehensive , wth" ers, he pointed out - feeds into his too much in taxes. plan, proposed technology park corridor, we are using that to manage tax gro , thoughts on open space. As the owner "We get good services, but spend­ Route 85 road work and local waterfront said Cunningham, who believes the town's of 75 acres in Glenmont, he said he ing needs to be brought under control, revitalization work are just a few of the on­ current fiscal plight wilI turn around in the began advocating when Sheila Ful!er . especially for the elderly," he said. going projects Cunningham inherited fr0I? next 18 months. was supervisor for the town to acqUire . Cunningham's opponent is Jim Grady, Grady is currently managing mon­ his predecessor. Vista Technology Park IS some land and keep it vacant. , " ey for some clients privately. He has a town-board-endorsed project expected to who was endorsed oy the Republican and "Once it's gone, you can t get It a 14-year-old son who is a freshman at bring thousands of new jobs to 440 acres of Conservative parties. The two squared off back," he said. "When you look around Guilderland High Schoo1. land in the towns of New Scotland and Beth­ for the Incependence Party line in Septem­ the nation arid the world, there are His work life has given him a good lehem. Vista currently has no announced ber, with Cunningham winning the coveted some great parks. The town isn't do­ feel for the Capital District economy, tenants, but Cunningham said he believes spot. .'Jj ;.." ,f" .' ing wh"t it could to develop parks." ., he said. J the project will help ''balance the town tax "I am getting positive feedback from Grady pointed out that the Citizens "I'm not a politician, I'm a business base" by encouraging commercial growth. people," said Cunningham, who i~ running Advisory Committee on Conserva­ person," he said. "I would take the po­ 'The commercial growth adds to the the traditional door-to-door camprugn along tion, for instance, could raise money sition of supervisor responsibly. If we with holding house parties to get his word: town tax base," said Cunningham, who said '. _ 'T and try to obtain grants. . build the town responsibly, we'll al\ he agrees that the direct revenues from out. ~£ • )'-1 "It's one thing to talk about haVing benefit." . Vista to the town are not substantial. Managing employee growth and ad­ goals and another to put them into ac- "If Vista is a fast build-oul. the school dressing the town's aging infrastructure district will receive more needs are two areas Cunningham said he revenue," said Cunning­ would taclde if elected. Cunningham said if. ham, who said construo­ the town had an extra $100 million to spend, tion on the tech park is he would "repair all sewer pipes leakiog in scheduled to begin in the the town &lid build a new state-of-the-art spring of 2008. wastewater treatment facility and new court Although the first ten­ facility." . ants will most likely be Cunningham is married with two chil­ retail, Cunningham said dren, one a student at Bethlehem high Vista is being built to at­ school. In 2008, the towo supervisor's sal­ tract high·tech facilities. ary is scheduled to be set at $102,779. 'The tech park is Owens Corning announces layoffs BY JIM CUOZZO heard the company news late last [email protected] week. 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veryone comes expecting the helicopter, Artistic E Director Jim Charles said of "Miss Saigon," now being staged by C-R Proguctions at Cohoes Music Hall. When the show first opened on Broadway, the real helicopter used on stag~ became the talk of the performance. "We have a great helicopter effect," Charles said. "We have a great scenic design team that works all year. We went round and round about how we would do this on our small stage ... The end result, he said, often gets applause. But "Miss Saigon" is about much more than a helicopter. Based on Puccini's "Madame Butterfly," the musical tells the story of Chris, an American G I in Vietoam, and Kim, his lover and mother of his child. When Saigon falls, Chris leaves on the last helicopter, which Kim is unable to board. Later, he and his American wife meet Kim, along with her'and Chris' son Tam in Bangkok. . Kim takes her own life so that her son can go to America with his father.. . . , ," , "It's bittersweet," said Yvonne Same, \he California native who is playing Kim. "She's done what any mother would do in that 'Miss Saigon'stirs emotions at Music Hall situation. She sacrifices herself, so her child can have a better wait to tell their friends about sitUation that is life," the show." the setting for 'This is a poignant story Now in its fifth season, "Miss Saigon." that needs to be told and re­ Charles said C-R Productions 'The story told," Charles said, who said felt it can begin to take more is for mature the show is more moving than chances with the shows it audiences; it's depressing, offers. While choosing "Miss heavy on love, "When the final curtain goes Saigon," he said the company and it depicts the down, you can hear a pin drop," was looking for something as changing of the he said . .'There's a second moving as "Ragtime" had been guard in Vietoam, before the audience starts last season, and something not the change in clapping. That's a good thing; yet performed in the Capital culture and the-audience is caught up in the District society," he said. story. As they're leaving, we 'This is happening allover Charles said hear them say that they can't again," he said of the wartime that casting has become easier with every show, but finding Above, Yvonne Same and Brendan HoHman play enough Asian Kim and Chris, lovers caught in the fall of Saigon. people for "Miss RighI, Yvonne Same believes ChriS will return Saigon" proved for her. challenging. Many jerk, or someone trying to of the supporting players make a tough decision. , came from the New York City "You don't get a lot of the area, but Charles said this story, like what happens when' show represents the largest he goes home,"Hoffman said. number oflocal actors in a C-R "He loves his Amencan wife, Productions show to date, and although the decision he ' Brendan Hoffman, playing makes is more about him, it's, the lead role of Chris, is one of the best decision at the time." those local actors. He's a music Everyone involved in what we can do, .. teacher at Albany High SchooL the show has a great deal of "Miss Saigon" will be He has played lead roles at Park admiration for their co-stars, performed through Nov. 11, on Playhouse in the summer, done "People should know this is Thursday evenings at 8 p.m., ensemble work at Lake George an incredible pool of awesome Fridays and Saturdays at 8 Opera and sung solo classical performers," Hoffman said. p,m. and Sundays at 3 p.m, On pieces with local groups like '''It's a huge show and we do it Saturday, Nov. 10, there will be Albany Pro Musica. really well. It's worth everyone a 3 p.m. matinee, Tickets range "This is a dream role for me," coming out to see it" in price from $23 to $32, with he said of his character, Chris. "We have a seven-piece full­ 20 percent off on Thursdays. "It's the type of show and role time orchestra," Charles said. For information or to purchase I've longed to do," . 'The actors don't take a break; tickets, call 237-5858 or visit Hoffman described his this is essentially an opera. The www.cohoesmusichall.com. leads are great; the supporting . character as someone who Cohoes Music Hall is located at could be thought of as a real actors are great People are 58 Remsen St in Cohoes. blown awiy by the music and by ~ - Arts &Entertainment 4, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, 7:30 p.m parlor, presented by Albany Civic Theater, erJudge, and more, Nov. 1. 8 p.m., Tess' Parting Glass, 4D-42 Lake Ave .. Saratoga ALBANY CENTER GALLERIES Theater Sundays, $20 adults, $18 students and 235 Second Ave .. Albany, through Nov. Lark Tavern, 453 Madison Ave., Albany, $5 Springs, $15. Information, 583-1916. "Print," featuring works by lindsay Mc­ seniors. Information, 587-7088. 11, 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, suggested donation at the door. Informa­ Culloch, Jennifer leigh Caine, Sandra lion, 463-9779. ROBERT FRIPP AND THE LEAGUE THE BIGGEST LmLE 3 p.m. Sundays, $15. 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Infor­ THE DAVID BROMBERG BAND and Movement," exhibit chronicling the mation, 371-BBB1. 18. Information, (877) 238-5596. Intormation, 465-5233, ext. 4. careers of Ruth SI. Oenis and Isadora Hit Broadway musical presented by Co­ With the Angel Band, Nov. 4, 7 p.m .. The "GOLDEN OLDIES SPECTACULAR" Duncan, plus ongoing exhibits, 99 South hoes Music Hall, 58 Remsen St .. Cohoes, SIDE MAN Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany, $29.50. Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Information, through Nov. 11, $23-$40. Information, Presented by Home Made Theatre, Spa Music Featuring Bobby Rydell, lou Christie, 'the Information, 473-1845. 584-2225. Tokens and other stars of the doo-wop era, 237-5858. Linle Theatre, Saratoga Spa State Part<, BACK OF THE MOON Saratoga Springs, through Oct. 28. Infor­ Nov. 3, 7:30 p.m., Proctor's Theatre, State NEW YORK STATE NUNSENSE ALL-STAR ACOUSTIC JAM Traditional music and song of Scotland, mation, 587-4427. Street, Schenectady, $34.50. Intormation, MILITARY MUSEUM Fund-raiser lor American Cancer Society Nov. 9, 8 p.m .. OId Songs Inc .. 37 South Off-8roadway comedic musical, presented 346-6204. "Worth a Thousand Muskets: Civil War featuring Ramblin Jug Stompers, Mag­ Main St., Voorheesville, $17. Information, by local Actors Guild of Saratoga, Dee THREE VIEWINGS Field Artillery,' 'Banleground for Freedom: gie Mayday, Idene and the Sunrunners, THE FRANK WAKEFIELD BAND 765-2815. Sarno Theater, Saratoga Arts Center, 320 Three one-act monologues set in a funeral New York during the Revolutionary War," Simple Theory, Mitch Elrod and Moth- Mandolinist extraordinaire, Nov. 3, 8 p.m., Broadway, Saratog~ Springs, through Nov. and 'World War II: United for Victory,' ongoing, 61 Lake Ave .. Saratoga Springs. Comedy Information, 581-5100. THE CAPITOL STEPS SARATOGA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM Satirical comedy troupe, Nov. 3, 8 p.m .. OngOing exhbits including 'East of De­ The Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany, $35- troit" and New York racing, 110 Avenue of Super Crossword $42.50. Information, 473-1845. the Pines, Saratoga Springs. Information, 587-1935, ext. 20. BRAD GARRm "Til Death' star, Nov. 14, 8 p.m., Palace SARATOGA COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL TRICK OR TREAT Theatre, corner of Clinton Avenue and ·Print,· featuring YIOrKs by lindsay Mc­ North Peart Street, Albany, $28-$68. Intor­ CUlloch, Jennifer Caine. Sandra Wimer ACROSS 88 Asp's greeting 5 Houston exporting 72 Challenger mation, 476-1000. and Katie Casey, through Nov. 3, Arts 1 Servant 89 Metals 6 Beat region 74 Medicinal Center Gallery, 320 Broadway, Saratoga 5 Cornered 90 Claims 7 WeU, in other 40 _ worse than amounts Springs. Information, 584-4132. 1 0 Cognizant against languages death 75 Biblical word Visual Arts TANG TEACHING MUSEUM 15 Mideast property 8 Santa_, 41 War stopper 76 Rushes AND GAllERY NEW YDRK STATE MUSEUM . money 91 Cain, for one' .. 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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LLC, 245 ParkAvenue, 24th on July 29, 2005. Office loca· (SSNY) on 6/6/07. Fictitious (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 Floor, New York, New York tion: Albany County. SSNY name in NY State: Delaware Centerville Road, Ste. 400, NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE OF FORMATION 10167. Purpose: For any deSignated as agent of the Tan Holdings LLC. Office Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. TOWN OF COLONIE OF LIMITED LIABILITY lawful purpose. LLP upon whom process location: Albany County. LLC LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of EMERGENCY MEDICAL COMPANY. NAME: L&H LD-17182 against it m!1y be served. formed in Delaware (DE) on State, PO Box 898, Dover, SERVICES REALTY GROUP LLC. Ar­ (October 31 , 2007) SSNY shall mail copy of 3/29/07. SSNY designated Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any TAKE NOTICE that sealed ticle's 6f Organization were process to: c/o 951 Albany as agent of LLC upon whom OPII- 3l-291 04 Street LLC. lawful activity. bids shall be received at filed with the Secretary of Shaker Road, Suite 100, process against it may be Authority,:filed with Secy. LD-17217 the Office of Purchasing, State of New York (SSNY) '. LEGAL NOTICE Latham, NY 12110. Purpose: served. SSNY shall mail of State of NN.. ~SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Memorial Town Hall, New· on 08/28/07. Office location: to practice the profession process to: clo Corporation 9/13/07: Office location: tonville, New York 12128 no Albany County. SSNY has NOTICE OF FORMATION of law. Service Company (CSC), 80 Albany County. LLC formed later than been designated OF LIMITED LIABILITY LD-17190 State St., Albany, NY 12207. in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE 10:00 A. M. Local Time on as agent of the LLC upon COMPANY. NAME: ALMA (October 31, 2007) DE address of LLC: CSC, SSNY designated as agent November 15, 2007 which whom process against it may BUILDING LLC. Articles 2711 Centerville Road, Ste. of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of time they shall be opened be served. SSNY shall mail a of Organization were filed 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. against it may be served. OPII - 139-09 34 Road LLC. and read aloud for EMS copy of process to the LLC, with the Secretary of State LEGAL NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed with DE SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. Medications for the Year 1412Avenue M, PMB 2300, of New York (SSNY) on Secy. of State, 401 Federal principal busir:less location: of State of N. Y. (SSNY) on 2008. Brooklyn, New York 11230. 08/28/07. The latest date of NOTICE OF FORMATION St., Dover, DE 19901." Pur­ Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Specifications and General Purpose: For any lawful dissolution is 1213112099. Of· OFLLC pose: any lawful activity. 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Information will be available purpose. fice location: Albany County. Niskayuna Garden Apart­ LD-17198 NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LD-17177 at the Office of Purchasing SSNY has been designated ments II LLC, filed Articles (October 31, 2007) of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY designated as agent after the date of this .notice. (October 31, 2007) as agent of the LLC upon of Organization with the New Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Complete Bid documents whom process against it York Secretary of State on Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. may be available for down­ may be served. SSNY shall September 13, 2007. Its LEGAL NOTICE Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to load from the Capital Regiot:l LEGAL NOTICE mail a copy of process to the office is- located in Albany· of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: PurchaSing Group Internet LLC, c/o David Golub, 715 County. The Secretary of Notice of Formation of Sierra State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, .LLC, web site at http://www.gov­ NOTICE OF FORMATION Avenue U, Brooklyn, New State has been deSignated Capital Advisors LLC. Arts. DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., OF LIMITED LIABILITY bids.com/scriptslCRPG/pub­ York 11223. Purpose: For as agent upon whom pro~ of Org. filed with Secy. of lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address lic/homel.asp . COMPANY. NAME: 819 any lawful purpose. cess may be served and '-State of N.V. (SSNY) on LD-17213 of LLC: clo The Corporation Douglas W. Sippel REALTY GROUP LLC. Ar­ LD-17183 shall mail- a copy of any 8/30/07. OffiQe location: (October 31, 2007) Service .Company, 2711 General Service Director ticles of Organization were (October 31 ,.2007) process served on him or Albany County. Principal Centerville Road, Ste. 400, DATED: October 31,2007 filed with the Secretary of her to the LLC, at LLC, clo business location: 414 West Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. LC-17500 State of New York (SSNY) Dawn Homes Management, Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of (October 31, 2007) on 08/28/07. Office loca­ LEGAL NOTICE LLC, 20 Corporate Woods' CT 06830. SSNY designated State, PO Box 898, Dover, tion: Albany County. SSNY Blvd., Albany, NY 12211. as agent of LLC upon whom' Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any has been 'designated as NOTICE OF FORMA­ The street address ·of the process against it may be OPII - 35-44 95 Street LLC. lawful activity.. LEGAL NOTICE agent of the LLC upon whom TION OF LIMITED LIABIL­ principal bUSiness location is served. SSNY shall mail Authority filed with Secy. LD-17218 process against it may be ITY COMPANY. NAME: 28 20 Corporate Woods Blvd., process to: Corporation Ser· of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31 , 2007) NOTICE OF FORMATION served .. SSNY shall mail a DOOLEY DEVELOPMENT, Albany,' NY 12211". Its busi- vice Company, 80 State St., 9/13/07. Office location: OF LIMITED LIABILITY copy of process to the LLC, LLC. Articles of Organization ness is to engage in any Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: Albany County. LLC formed COMPANY. NAME: 1334 1412AvenueM, PMB2300, were filed with the Secre· lawful activity for which lim- transportation services. in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE CENTRAL AVE. LLC. Ar­ Brooklyn, New York 11230. tary of State of New York ited liability companies may LD-17199 SSNY designated as agent ticles of Organization were Purpose:· For any lawful (SSNY) on 08/28/07. The be organized under Section (October 31,2007) of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of filed with the Secretary of purpose: latest date of dissolution is 203 of the New York Limited against it may be served. OPII - 132-70 Sanford Av­ State of New Yor\( (SSNY) on LD-17178 .12/31/2099. Office location: Liability Company Act. SSNY shall mail process to Emue LLC. Authority filed with 10/17/00. The latest date of (October 31, .2007) Albany County. SSNY has LD-17194 principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) dissolution is 12131/2099. Of­ . LEGAL NOTICE been designated as agent of (Octobe' 31 , 2007) Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: fice locatiop: Albany County. the LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of Ap· 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed SSNY has been designated . . LEGAL NOTICE' against·"it may b.e served . PLEBEE'S RESTAURANTS NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. as agent of the LLC upon SSNY Shall mail a copy LEGAL NOTICE NORTH LLC. Authority filed of LLC: cio The Corporation SSNY designated as agent whom process against it NOTICE OF FORMATION of process to the LLC, clo with Secy.of State of NY Service Company, 2711 OF LIMITED LIABILITY of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall -David Golub, 715 Avenue U, Notice of Qualification of (SSNY) on 9/10/07. Office Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. mail a copy of process to the COMPANY. NAME: CDM Brooklyn, New York 11223. Granite Bronx Portfolio Own­ location: Albany County. LLC Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. COSMETICS, LLC. Articles SSNY shall mail process to LLC, 13;34 Central Avenue, Purpose: For any lawful er LLC. Authority filed with formed in Delaware (DE) on of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Albany, New York 12205. of Organization -were filed purpose. Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) 8/8/07. SSNY designated State, PO Box 898, Dover, with the Secretary of State Vantage Properties, LLC, Purpose: Far" any lawful LD-17184 on 8/20/07. Office location: as agent of LLC upon whom DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., " purpose. of New York (SSNY) on (October 31,2007) Albany County. Principal process against it may- be lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address LD-17173 08/30/07. Office location: bUSiness location: Blackrock Served. SSNY shall mail LD-17214 Albany County. SSNY has of LLC: clo The Corporation (October 31, 2007) Realty Advisors, Inc., 3rd fl., process to: clo Corporation (October 31, 2007) been designated as agent of Service Company, 2711 LEGAL NOTICE 300 Campus Dr., Florham Service Company (CSC), 80 Centerville Road, Ste. 400, the LLC upon whom process Park, NJ 07932. LLC formed State St.,Albany, NY 12207. against it may be served. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION in Delaware (DE) on 7/12107. DE address of LLC: c/o CSC, LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of SSNY shall mail a copy of OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY designated as agent 2711 Centerville Road, Ste. NOTICE OF FORMATION State, PO Box 898, Dover, process to the LLC, 245 COMPANY. NAME: CAP­ of LLC upon whom process 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Notice of Qualification of OF LIMITED LIABILITY DE 19903. Purpose: any Park Avenue, 24th Floor, TIVATING BISCOTI, LLC. against it may be served. Arts. of Org. filed with DE OPII- 35-41 94 Street LLC. COMPANY. NAME: DE­ lawflJl activity.. New York, New York 10167. Articles of Organization were SSNY shall mail process Secy. of State, 401 'Federal Authority filed -with Secy. SIGN & DEVELOPMENT LD-17219 Purpose: For any lawful filed with the Secretary of to: clo Corporation Service St., Dover, DE 19901. Pur· of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on SERVICES, LLC. Articles (Oqtober 31,2007) purpose. State of New York (SSNY) Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY pose: any lawful activity. 9/13/07. Office location: of Organization were filed LD-17179 on 09/10/07. Office location: 12207. DE address of LLC: LD-17200 Albany County. LLC formed with the Secretary of State (October 31, 2007) Albany County. SSNY has clo CSC, 2711 Centerville (October 31, 2007) in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of New York (SSNY) on been designated as agent of Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, SSNY designated as agent 08/30/07. Office location: the LLC upon whom process DE 19808. Arts. of Org. of LLC upon whom process AlbaDy ..County. SSNY has Notice of Qualification of LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. filed with DE Secy. of State, LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. QPtl· 91·31 LamontAvenue been designated as agent SSNY shall mail a copy of Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE SSNY shall mail process to NOTICE OF FORMATION LLC. Authority flied with of the LLC upon whom process to the LLC, 48310th NOTICE OF FORMATION principal bUSiness location: OF LIMITED LIABILITY 19901. Purpose: any lawful Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) process against it may be Street, Brooklyn, New York activity. OF LIMITED LIABILITY Vantage Properties, LLC, served. SSNY shall mail a COMPANY. NAME: CDM on 9/13/07. Office location: 11215. Purpose: For any LD-17195 COMPANY. NAME: NORTH 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed copy of process to the LLC, HOLDINGS NEW YORK, lawful purpose. STARJM LLC. NY, NY 10022. DE address 124 South Durham Estates LLC. Articles of Organization (October 31, 2007) in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LD-17185 Articles of Organization were of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Road, were filed with the Secretary (October 31, 2007) filed with the Secretary of Service Company, 2711 of State of New York (SSNY) of LLC upon whom process Acra, New York 12405. Pur· State of New York (SSNY) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, pose: For any lawful pur­ on 08/30/07. Office location: LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. on 08/24/07. Office loca~ Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. pose. Albany County. SSNY has SSNY shall mail process to LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE' OF FORMATION tion: Albany County. SSNY of Org. filed with DE Secy. of LD-17174 been designated as agent of principal business location; OF has been deSignated as State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, (October 31, 2007) the LLC upon whom process NOTICE OF FORMATION LIMITED LIABILITY COM­ DE 19903. Purpose: any against it may be served. agent of the LLC upon whom 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., OF LIMITED LIABILITY PANY process against it may be lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY shall mail a copy of COMPANY. NAME: SAM­ Name: 3 Boyz, LLC (LLC). served. SSNY shall mail a LD-17215 of LLC; The Corporation LEGAL NOTICE process to the LLC, 245 clo BIRI,I:LC. Articles of Orga­ Articles of Organization filed copy of process to the LLC, (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, nization were filed with the with NY Dept. of State on clo Joanna E. Monnier, 14 Centerville Road, Ste. 400, NOTICE OF FORMATION New York, New York 10167. Secretary of State of New September 10,2007. Office Jumel Terrace, New York, Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. OF LIMITED LIABILITY Purpose: For any lawful York (SSNY) on 09/10/07. COMPANY. NAME: LAND­ location: Albany County. NY New York 10032. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of purpose. Office location: Albany Secretary .of State (SOS) is MARK DEVELOPMENT LD-17180 For any lawful purpose. State, PO Box 898, Dover, County. SSNY has been des­ deSignated as agent of LLC LD-17208 . Notice of Qualification of GROUP, L.L.C .. Articles (October 31, 2007) DE 19903. Purpose: any , ignated as agent of the LLC tor service of process. SOS (October 31, 2007) OPII - 35-38'94 Street LLC. lawful activity. of Organization were filed upon whom process against Authority filed with Secy. with the Secretary of State shall mail copy of process to LD-17220 it may be served. SSNY shall P.O. Box 511, Guilderland, of State of NY (SSNY) on of New York (SSNY) on LEGAL NOTICE (October 31, 2007) mail a copy of process to the NY 12084. Purpose: Any LEGAL NOTICE 9/13/07. Office location: 09/26/03. The latest date of LLC, 739 Church Avenue, Albany County. LLC formed NOTICE OF FORMATION lawful act or activity. dissolution is 1213112033. Of· 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, New in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. OF LIMITED LIABILITY LD-17196 NOTICE OF. FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE fice location: Albany County. York 11218. Purpose: For SSNY designated as agent COMPANY. NAME: CDM (OctOber 31, 2007) OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY has been designated any lawful purpose. of LLC upon whom process as agent of the LLC upon REAL ESTATE NEW YORK, COMPANY. NAME: STATE Notice of Qualification of LD-17186 STAR INTERNATIONAL against it may be served. whom process against it may lLC. Articles of Organization OPII- 48-16 46 Street LLC. (October 31 , 2007) . USA LLC. Articles -of Orga· SSNY shall mail process to be served. SSNY shall mail a were filed with the Secretary LEGAL NOTICE Authority filed with Secy. of State of New York (SSNY) nization were filed with the principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on copy of process to the LLC, Notice of Qualification of Vantage Properties, LLC, 16 Petra Lane, Albany, New Secretary of State of New 9/13/07. Office location: on 08/30/07. Office location: LEGAL NOTICE Hollywood Tanning Com· 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., York 12205. Purpose: For Albany County. SSNY has York (SSNY) on 08/24/07. Of­ Albany County. LLC formed pany, LLC. Authority filed fice location: Albany County. NY, NY 10022. DE address· any lawful purpose. been designated as agent of NOTICE OF FORMATION in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. with Secy. of State of N.Y. SSNY has been designated of LLC: cia The Corporation LD-17175 the LLC upon whom process OF GUYFOOD TELEVI­ S.8NY desig'nated as agent (SSNY) on 6/6/07. Fictitious as agent of the LLC upon Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon who.m process (October 31,2007) against it may be served. SION PRODUCTIONS, LLC name in NY State: Delaware whom process against it may Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY shall mail a copy of a domestic Limited liability against it may be served. Hollywood Tanning Com· be served. SSNY shall mail a Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to process to the LLC, 245 Company organized under pany LLC. Office location: copy of process to the LLC, of Org. filed with DE Secy. of LEGAL NOTICE Park Avenue, 24th Floor, the laws of New York whose principal business location: Albany County. LLC formed 1801 Century Park East, State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, New York, New York 10167. Articles of Organization were in Delaware (DE) on 4/23/07. Suite 1900, Los Angeles, DE 19903. Purpose: any NOTICE OF FORMATION Purpose: For any lawful. filed on September 12, 2007 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY designated as agent California 90067. Purpose: lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address purpose. with the New York Secretary of LLC upon whom process For any lawful purpose. LD-17216 COMPANY. NAME: H&L LO-17161 of State. The Secretary of of LLC: c/o The Corporation REALTY MANAGEMENT against it may be served. LD-17209 (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 (October 31, 2007) State has been designated SSNY shall mail process (October 31, 2007) LLC. Articles of Organization as agent upon whom pro­ Centerville Road, Ste. 400, were filed with the Secretary to: clo Corporation Service Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. cess may be served and Company (CSC), 80 State LEGAL NOTICE of State of New York (SSNY) LEGAL NOTICE shall mail a copy of any of Org. filed with DE Secy. of on 08/28/07. Office loca· St., Albany, NY 12207. DE LEGAL NOTICE State, PO Box 898, Dover, process served on him or her address of LLC: CSC, 2711 Notice of Qualification of tion: Albany County. SSNY NOTICE OF FORMATION t 42 T L L d DE 19903. Purpose: any 0 urner ane, ou on· QPII ~ 151-10 35 Av"enue has been designated as OF LIMITED LIABILITY Centerville Road, Ste. 400, Notice of Formation of For lawful activity. ville, NY 12211. New York Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. All the Ways You Print LLC. LLC. Authority filed with agent-of the LLC upon whom COMPANY. NAME: WORLD· Office Location: Albany LD-17221 process against it may be of Org. filed with DE Secy. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) served. SSNY shall mail a b'§~STRUCTION NEW ~~~7t%s.Purpose: All lawful of State, 401 Federal St., of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on on 9/13/07. Office location: Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: 9/10/07. Office location: Albany County. LLC formed copy of process to the LLC, YORK, LLC. Articles of Orga- . LD-17189 any lawful activity. Albany County. SSNY desig­ in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. 1412 Avenue M, PMB 2300, nization were filed with the (October -31, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE. Brooklyn, New York 11230. Secretary of State of New LD-17197 nated as agent of LLC upon SSNY designated as agent Purpose: For any lawful . York (SSNY) on 08/30/07. (OctOber 31, 2007) whom process aRainst it may of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of be served; SSNY shall mail against it may be served. OPI!- 102-43/45 Corona Av­ purpose. Office location: Albany Coun­ LEGAL NOTICE LD-17176 ty. SSNY has been desig-' process to prinCipal business SSNY shall mail process to enue LLC. Authority filed with LEGAL NOTICE location: clo Mohawk Fine principal business location: (October 31, 2007) nated as agent of the LLC N9tice of Registration of lat­ Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) Papers Inc., 465 Saratoga Vantage Properties, 'LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: upon whom process against imer Stroud, LLP. Certificate. Notice of Qualification of Tan it may be served. SSNY shall St., Cohoes, NY 12047. Pur­ 750 Lexington Ave.,~ 17th FI., Albany County. LLC formed filed witt) the Secretary of Holdings, LLC. AuthoriW filed pose: any lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address mail a copy of process to the State of New Yor\( ("SSNY") in Delaware (DE) on 9/10107. with Secy. of State of N.Y. LD-17212 of LLC: cio "fhe Corporation SSNY designated as agent LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) poration Service Company, against it may be served. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: 2711 Centerville Road, Ste . SSNY shalt mail process to . NoUce of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC fonned 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. principal business location: QPII - 35-06 97 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delawwe (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed with DE Vantage Properties, LLC, Authority filed with Secy. LD-17231 of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Secy. of State, PO Box 898, 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., of State of NY. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Servic.e Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of Dover, DE 19903. Purpose: NY, NY 10022. DE address 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 41-41 44 Street LLC. any lawful activity. of LLC: clo The Corporation Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17250 Service Company, 2711 in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31 , 2007) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808.Arts. of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed of Org. filed with DE Secy. of against it may be served. QPII - 42-29 Jud~e Street lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE State, PO Box 898, Dover, SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority hIed with LD-17236 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY deSignated as agent DE 19903. Purpose: any principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNy) (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of lawful activity. Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPll- 35-48 Steinway Street LD-17222 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC fonned Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with (October 31 , 2007) NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC ~ormed LEGAL NOTICE Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 37-52 89 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17241 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Notice of Qualification of of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process QPII - 43-43 91 Street LLC. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. Authority filed with Secy. DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave. , 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shalt mail process to of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: 9/13/07. Office location: LD-17227 of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, Albany County. LLC formed (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 47-07 39 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY designated as agent Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17246 of LLC: cia The Corporation of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y, (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 against it may be served. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY shall mail process to Notice of Qualification of DE' 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. principal business location: QPII - 30 Wallace Street lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Vantage Properties, LLC, LLC. Authority filed with LD-17232 of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY deSignated as agent State,. PO Box 898, Dover, 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any NY, NY 10022. DE address on 9/13107. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 40-94 Denman Street lawful activity. of LLC: clo The Corporation Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with LD-17251 Service Company, 2711 in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13107. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th FI., Albany County. LLC formed of Org. filed with DE Secy. of against it may be served. QPII - 41-45 52 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022, DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOnCE State, PO Box 898, Dover, SSNY shall m~iI process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17237 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY deSignated as agent DE 19903. Purpose: any principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNy) on (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of lawful activity. Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 35-41 97 Street LLC. LD-17223 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC fonned Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. (October 31, 2007) NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org, filed with DE Secy, of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed LEGAL NOTICE Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. OPII - 143-45 Sanford Av­ lawful activity. NY, NY 10022, DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to enue LLC. Authority filed with LD-17242 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Notice of Qualification of of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Secy. of State of N.V. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process QPII - 43-28 39 Place LLC. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/01. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. Authority filed with Secy. DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave. , 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to of State of NY. (SSNY) on lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: 9/13/07. Office location: LD-17228 of LLC: c/o The Corporation • SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, Albany County. LLC formed (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon III!:hom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 43-38 39 Place LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY designated as agent Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shalt mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17247 of LLC: clo The Corporation of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31,2007) Service Company, 2711 against it may be served. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: ______. Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY shall mail process to Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. principal business location: QPII - 160 Guy Lombardo lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Vantage Properties, LLC,. Avenue LLC. Authority filed LD-17233 of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., with Secy. of State of N.Y. (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any NY, NY 10022. DE address (SSNY) on 9/13/07. Office Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 39-89 50 Street LLC. lawful activity. of LLC: clo The Corporation location: Albany County. LLC Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17252 Service Company, 2711 formed in Delaware (DE) on LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of NY. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, 9/10/07. SSNY designated State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. as agent of LLC upon whom Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed of Org. filed with DE Secy. of process against it may be QPlI· 41-23 Gleane Street lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE State, PO a.ox -898, Dover, served. SSNY shall mail LLC. Authority filed with LD-t7238 of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent DE 19903. Purpose: any process to principal business Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31', 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of lawful activity. .Iocation: Vantage Properties, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served . QPII - 35-38 95 Street LLC. LD-17224 LLC, 750 Lexington Ave., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. principal business location: . (October 31, 2007) 17th Fl., NY, NY 10022. DE in Delaware (DE) on 9/t0/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of of State of N. Y. (SSNY) on address of LLC: c/o The Cor- SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: paration Service Company, of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed LEGAL' NOTICE 2711 Centerville Road, Ste. against it may be served. QPII - 109-05 120 Street lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. 400, Wilmington, DE 1980B. SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with LD-17243 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Notice of Qualification of . 'Arts'. of .Org .. filed with DE principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31,2007). Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom .process QPI1 - 35-20108 Street LLC. Secy. of State, POBox 898, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, ·Ste. 400, against it may be served. Authority filed, with Secy. Dover, DE 19903.' Purpose: 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., Albany County. I-LC formed >.. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to of State of·N.Y. (SSNY) on . any lawful activity. - NY, NY·10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE ofOrg. filed· with DE Secy. of principal business location: 9/13/07._ Office location: lD-17229 of LLC:' clo The Corporation SSNY designated as:agent State, PO 'Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, Albany County. LLC formed (October 31,2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of· DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave.. , 17th Fl., in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. ______. Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 43-23 Ithaca Street lawful activity.. NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY designated as agent Wilmington, DE 19808.Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LLG. Authority filed with LD-17248 of LLC: c/o The Corporation of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Service Company,. 2711 against it may be served. 'State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY shall mail process to Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Alb'any Gounty. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. principal business location: OPR - 22-73 41 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY,.NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Vantage Properties, LLC, Authority filed with Secy. LD-17234 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY deSignated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31,2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any NY, NY 10022. DE address 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 38-05 Crescent Street lawful activity. of LLC: c/o The Corporation Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with LD-17253 Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) Service Company, 2711 in Delaware (DE) on 9110/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: (October 31 , 2007) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qu'alification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed ofOrg.filedwithDESecy.of against it may be served. QPII - 40-11/15/19 79 Street lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE State, PO Box 898, Dover, SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with LD-17239 of LLC: c/o The Corporation SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process DE 19903. Purpose: any principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 Notice of Qualification of lawful activity. Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 35-34 95 Street LLC. LD-17225 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (0 b 31 2007) NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE).on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of cto er , of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY deSignated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Propertie$, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPU - 93-35 LamontAvenue lawful activity. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LLC. Authority filed with LD-17244 of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent Notice of Qualification of of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process QPII - 35-18 95 Street LLC. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, on 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. Authority filed with Secy. DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to of State of NY. (SSNY) on lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: 9/13/07. Gffice location: LD-17230 of LLC: cia The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, Albany County. LLC formed (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom proc~ss Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII - 41-46 50 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY designated as agent Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17249 of LLC: c/o The Corporation of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 against it may be served. State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY shall mail process to Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. principal business location: QPII - 35-31 94 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Authority filed with Secy. LD-17235 of LLC: clo The Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, Notice of Qualification of 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October31, 2007) Service Company, 2711 of LLC upon whom process DE 19903. Purpose: any 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may be served. QPII- 37-33 College Pt. Bou­ lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address levard LLC. Authority filed of LLC: cia The Corporation Albany County. LLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to LD-17254 in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. of Org. filed with DE Secy. of principal business location: with Secy. of State of N.Y. (October 31 , 2007) Service Company, 2711 LEGAL NO~ICE (SSNY) on 9/13/07. Office Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, Vantage Properties, LLC, of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of DE 19903. Purpose: any 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., location: Albany County. LLC Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. formed in Delaware (DE) on of Org. filed with DE Secy. of against it may be served. QPII - 39-25 65 Street LLC. lawful activity. NY, NY 10022. DE address LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17240 of LLC: c/o The Corporation' 9/10/07. SSNY deSignated State, PO Box 898, Dover, as agent of LLC upon whom Notice of Qualification of principal business location: of State of N. y, (SSNY) on (October 31,2007). Service Company, 2711 DE 19903. Purpose: any process against it may be QPII - 35-24 95 Street LLC. lawful activity.. Vantage Properties, LLC; 9/13/07. Office location: Centerville Road, Ste. 400, . 750 Lexington.Ave., 17th Fl., Albany County. lLC formed Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. served. SSNY 'shall mail Authority filed with Secy. LD-17226 process to principal business of State·.of N.Y. (SSNY) on (October 31, 2007) NY, NY 10022. DE address in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of of LLC: cia =rhe. Corporation SSNY designated as agent State, PO Box 898, Dover, location: Vantage Properties, 9[13/07 .. Office location: Service_ Company, 2711 of LLC.upon whom process Notice of Qualification: of . DE 19903.. Purpose:' any LLC, 750 Lexington Ave., Albany County. LLC formed Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against it may _be served. QPII- 87-14129 StreeKLC. 'lawful ,activity; ~ 17th Fl., NY, NY.l0022. DE in Delaware (DE) on 9/10/07. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts.' SSNY shall mail process to Authority filed with Secy. LD-17245 address of LLC: c/o The Cor- SSNY deSignated as agent Page 42· October 31,2007 The Spotlight

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTIC~ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NoTICE LEGAL NOTICE of LLC upon whom process OF LIMITED LIABILITY process to: cIa The Lic', -LEGAL NOTICE -­ Arts. of Org: flle,d. with the fice location: Albany County. against it may be served. COMPANY. NAME: 1491 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, SSNY on 05/03/07. Office LLC formed in Delaware SSNY shall mail process to STATE ST. REALTY LLC. Albany, NY 12207. The reg­ Notice of Formation of QU1L­ LEGAL NOTICE location: Albany, County. (DE) on 9/5/07. SSNY des­ principal business location: Articles of Organization were istered agent is: USA Cor­ LA LLC. Arts. of Org. was SSNY has been designated ignated as agent of LLC Notice of Formation of 5 . Vantage Properties, LLC, filed with the Secretary of porate Services Inc. at the filed with SSNY on 9/24/07. as agent upon whom pro­ upon whom process against E 21 Woodruff LLC. Arts 750 Lexington Ave., 17th Fl., State of New York (SSNY) on same address. Purpose: all Office location: Albany cess against the LLC may it may be served. SSNY Of Org. filed with Secy. Of NY, NY 10022. DE address 09/06/07. The latest date of lawful activities. County. SSNY deSignated be served. SSNY shall mail a shall mail process to: Del· State of N.Y. (SSNY) on of LLC: The Corporation dissolution is 12131121 06. Of­ LD-17265 as agent of LLC whom pro­ copy of process.to: The LLC, aney Corporate Services clo Office location: Service Company, 2711 fice location: Albany County. cess against may be served. 08/16/07. PO Box 46, Glenmont, NY LTD, 41 State St., Ste 405, (October 31, 2007) Albany County. SSNY desig­ Centerville Road, Ste. 400, SSNY has been designated SSNY shall mail process to; 12077. Purpose: Any Lawful Albany, NY 12207. Address nated as agent of LLC upon Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. as agent of the LLC upon clo The LLC, 46 State Street- Purpose. to be maintained in DE: 615 whom process against it may of Org. filed with DE Secy. of whom process against it 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. LD-17266' South DuPont Hwy, Dover, LEGAL NOTICE be served. SSNY shall mail State, PO Box 898, Dover, may be served. SSNY shall The registered agent is: USA (October 31,2007) DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed process to: C/O Abraham DE 19903. Purpose: any mail a copy of process to the Notice of Formation of MAR­ Corporate Services Inc. at D. with DE Secy. Of State, 401 Greisman, 1371 Carroll St., lawful activity. LLC, 2079 East 1 st Street, TIN WALTER CO., LLC. the same address. Purpose: Federal St., Sle 4., Dover, LD-17255 Brooklyn, New York 11223. Arts. of Org. was filed with atllawful activities. Bklyn, NY 11213. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE DE 19901 Purpose: any any lawful activity. (October 31, 2007) Purpose: For any lawful SSNY on 7/19/01. Office lo­ LD-17272 lawful activities. purpose. cation: Albany County. SSNY (October 31, 2007) LD-17279 Notice of Qualification of LD-17295 LD-17260 deSignated as agent of LLC (October 31, 2007) Hollywood Tans, LLC. Au­ (October 31,2007) LEGAL NOTICE (October 31, 2007) whom process against may thority filed with Secy. of be served. SSNY shall mail LEGAL NOTICE State of N.Y. (SSNY) on Notice of Qualification of process to: clo The LLC, LEGAL NOTICE 5/22107. Office location: Al­ LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of CA­ QPII - 35-20 97 Street LLC. LEGAL NOTICE 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, bany County. LLC formed in Authority filed with Secy. Albany, NY 12207. The reg­ MAC LLC. Arts. of Org. was Notice of Fonnation 'of Global Delaware (DE) on 4/23/07. ABRAHAM FAREWOOD of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on NOTICE OF FORMATION istered agent is: USA Cor­ filed with SSNY on 9/24/07. Viberation LLC. Arts Of Org. SSNY deSignated as agent STEEL TRADE LLC was 9/13/07. Office location: OF LIMITED LIABILITY porate Services Inc. at the Office location: Albany filed with Secy. Of State of of LLC upon whom process filed with the SSNY on Albany County. LLC formed COMPANY. NAME: THOM­ same address. Purpose: all County. SSNY deSignated N.Y. (SSNY) on 09/16/07. Of­ against it may be served. 09/17/07. Office: Albany in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. AS FUNDING GROUP, LLC. lawful activities. as agent of LLC whom pro­ fice location: Albany County. SSNY shall mail process County. SSNY DeSignated SSNY deSignated as agent Articles of Organization were LD-17266 cess against may be served. SSNY designated as agent to: clo Corroration Service as agent of LLC whom pro­ of LLC upon whom process of LLC upon whom process filed with the Secretary of (October 31, 2007) SSNY shall mail process to: Company (CSC), 60 State cess against may be served. against it may be served. State of New c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- against it may be served. St., Albanr' NY 12207. DE The P.O. address which SSNY shall mail process to York (SSNY) qn 09/12/07. 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. SSNY shall mail process address 0 LLC: CSC, 2711 SSNY shall mail any process to: Allstate Corporate SVC8. principal business location: The latest date of dissolu­ LEGAL NOTICE The registered agent is: USA Centerville Road, Ste. 400, against the LLC served upon Vantage Properties, LLC, tion is 12/31/2106. Office Corporate Services Inc. at Corp.,41 State St., Ste. 415, Wilmington, DE 19808.Arts,­ him: c/o Vanguard Corporate ·750 Lexington Ave.; 17th Fl., location: Albany County. Notice of Formation 01 AY­ the same address. Purpose: Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: of Org. filed with DE Secy. Services, Ltd.,;, 307 Hamilton NY, NY 10022. DE address SSNY has been designated' MARA LLC. Arts. of Org. all lawful activities. any lawful activity_ of State, 401 Federal St., Street, Albany, NY 12210. of L.:LC: c/o'The Corporation as agent of the LLC upon was filed wi~h SSNY. on LD-17273 LD-17260 . Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: The Registered Agent is the Service Company, 2711 whom process against it 9/24107. Office location: (October 31,2007) (October 31, 2007) holding company. SSNY. Purpose: any lawful Centerville Road, Stew 400, may be served. SSNY shall Albany County. SSNY des­ LD-17267 purpose. Wilmington, DE 19608. Arts. mail a copy of process to ignated as agent. of LLC (October 31, 2007) LD-17296 of Org. filed with DE Secy. of 'the LLC, cIa Thomas Wig- whom process against may LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (October 31, 2007) State, PO Box 898', Dover, gin, One Penn Plaza,' 34th 'be served. SSNY shall mall Notice -of Formation of Notice of Formation of Ely DE 19903. ,Purpos.e: any Floor, New York, New York process to: cIa The LLC, LEGAL NOTICE 10119. Pur.pose: For any 46· State Street- 3rd Floor, CHAKANA ·LLC. Arts. of Road Annex, LLC. Arts Of lawful activity. Org. filed with Secy. Of LEGAL NOTICE lD-17256 lawful purpose. '. Albany, NY. 12207·. The reg- Org.; was filed with SSNY NOTICE OF FORMATION State of N.Y.. (SSNY) on (October 31 ,2007) LD-1726'1' istered agent is: USA-Cor- on 9/24/07 . .Office lo~ation: OF LIMITED LIABILITY Notice of Qualification of (October 31 2007) porale Services Inc. 'at the Albany CouQty. SSNY des­ 06/28/07. Office location: COMPANY. NAME: Mer­ REALOGY GLOBAU,ER­ Albany County. SSNY desig­ " .-. .' - same addr.ess. Purpose: all ignated as. agent of. LlC edith Jayne Interior Spaces, VICESLL.C. Aythority filed whom process against' may nated as ageot of LlC upon LEGAL NOTICE tawful· activities .. LLC. ~rticles of.Qrganization with Secy. of State of N.Y. be.served. SSNV·shall·maii whom pr;ocess against it .LEGI\L NOTICE. LD-.17267. were filed witl! thl;t Sec~etary (SSNY) on 9/17/07. Office !Notice of Qualification of (October 31;'2007) process to: c/o The·lLC; 46 may be served.SSNY shall of State of New Yorl< (SSNY) location: Albany County. LLC mail process ·to:.. AlIstate QPII - 35-12'99 Street LlC. NOTICE OF FORMA­ ~, 'i,'. '.. 'i >: ...i State Street- 3rd Floor, Alba~ on August 16, 2007, Offi,ce fonned in Delaware (DE) on Authority filed with. Secy. TION·OF LIMITED ·LlABIL' ny, NY 12297.T~e r~gi~ere.~ Cprpo.rate Svcs.·.coip·, .. 41 location: Albany ~o~n.ty. 12/16/96. SSNY deSignated State·St., Ste. 415, AlbaQY, of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on' lTV COMPANY/NAME: 459 : '::lEGAL NOTICE ,: .. ~ agent is: USA Corporate SSNY.has been des.ignated as agent of LLC upon whom .~ . , 9/13/07. Office location: PARK AVENUE'SOUT'H Services Inc.' at the' same NY 12207'.. Purpp;S,e:.,any as agent of "the . .LLC. upon process against it. may be lawful ~ctivity. Albany County. LLC·formed RESTAURANT: LtC. Ar­ .~oticei 91 :'Founati0rr of AR~ addre,ss ..Rurpose;._a.1I lawful. whom process agains.tj~ may served.~SSNY. 'shall mail ·in·Delaware·(DE)on 9/10/07. ticles of" Organization' were MAND,LLC. Arts. of Qrg. activities: ,-~ LD-17281 c, .be, served. SSNY_shail miYl .process tQ prin.cipal busil}ess · SSNY designated as agent filed with the Secretary of .was .filed with' SSNY· on 'LD-17274 >, (October 31. 2007)· a'cQPy;of.prooess to.TqWn,s, location: c/Q C.orpor.ation , ,".' -of LLC upon. Whom process State of New York (SSNY) 9/24/.07._ Offic.e .Iocatio.n: '(October 31 ,2007) .Bartkol,4,(ski. &. peFio lS~eal):, Service Compari)l'(C.SCkllO against· it· may .be served._ on 09/14/07. ':rho .name 'was Alb&ny .County, SSNY des­ '!",.',' ··t·.' ""-' ,-:,jf:,.l P.C., 450 New ~arner Road, State St., Albany, NY .122Q7. ·SSNY shall mail procesfrto amended to 459 PARK:AV­ ignated as agent p1 ,LLC , LEGAL NOTICE·, AIJ;>i<\~y"'!'!~1N York 1220~. DE addres.s oLLLC:CSC, principal business . location: ENUE, HCon'COg/·16/01. whom prQ~ss agail1$t _'!lay Notice o{ Forrn1.tion· of PurpeE!!3mf;Qr;H~·I:!.yL;I.aYl'fll.1 2711 Center)lUle :Aoad,"i'St~. · Va"ntage -Properties; LUC, The latest date.ot·diss6IutioR be served. SSNY shall mail :'. ::\.,b ." ...... "' :. : Newkirk Plaza LLC Arts purpos~, .. , r-:,ts:'IQi ..'j '( ..-:.~q 400,· Wilmi~gton, ·DEC;19606. is Office loca­ -proc'ess t6:-c/o Tne 'LLC, .Notice o~ Formation of VAN­ 750 Lexington Ave., 1-7thFIJ, 12131/2108. Of Org. fi'led with Sec~l"'"()'f .!-_D~·P:_~~l:. \" '. '.:' ::> ,vlT ~ .~r:ts.~ 01).<:)r9._· fjJed with DE NY. NY 10022. DE:address tion: Albany_Couhty.:SSNY 46 State Street- Sro ~ Floor, lNIN LLC.... ;t\rts.:of,Org.:was Secy-,",of Stater.401.;f,ederal .fll~<:I. with SSt':!Y.on 9/25/0.7. 'Stateof N.Y: (SSNY) 'on(O<;lobe, 3,t,;2QQ7)" "", . of LLC: c/o-The Gorporation has .Qeen ~desjg.n~te.d. a§ Albany: NY 12207. The reg­ 08/09/07 . ..Qffice .. location: ;,' - .. ,"", .,~,.,",~("'.,. ,'··it:· \ Sl.cSte: 4, Dov~rl'l:JIr''''Q901. :istered:agent..is: ;USA Cor· "Qffh?~ )oca~i,Q!1:> AI!Jany Servip_e CO.m.p_a.ny,-- 271~ agent of the LLC upon whom AlbariyCouhiY":'SSNYdesig- t)(J8 ,bev"192 f,fllf~m p'"?'9~Ulq Purpose: any lawfuliactivitS". Centerville Road, Stew 400, process aga1nst• .it :h1ay be por~ite Services ·'nc..:at =the County. SSNY-g~signated LD-17307'-!" .".~j. ...:::>.~,.... 'V'r"<~ nated as agent QfcLlC_.upon .. ' J LEGAL. NO;riCE:~ -'lr\ Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. served. SSNY shall mail a $"ame address .. Purpose:, all as agent ..of :LLC. ~·(hgl1l. pro­ (October 31,2007) pf Org. fi.l.ed with DE Secy. of copy of Pr:oc!!ss"t8t~~. LbC, lawful 'activities: . . .. _ "> • cess ~gainst may bel~~!Ved. whom' process against 'it ~Npii~e c;ifo'r~~i9.~Oqr~1'~ .may be served. ·SSNY shall B t LLC An State, 'PO Box 898, Dover, clo Robert .PreVito, Esq., ·~3.5 LD"1.7266 . ··:1'0 ','.'. _$S.NY shall rnail·proce~Jo: A . B ffel§ dJi; ".; f ·0.J 'DEC 19903) 'Purpds,,: :any Broc;>t<.s~e·.oriv~, F.fel\jpp~~~, '(October 31 ,:200~f' ,·,'·jlA ~.c/P T.h.. ~.l.\-q,1:.\\I')~.te,SJ ..Ill'.e.J- ·lDajJ,iiPr.qg€l$:~: ,~:,-..8I·!~~l~ ,Of~brg1~~~~6hj1j~dIYii~'~S+~2 LEGAL NOTICE.' ,,), lawful activity~ -·C~-' 'New York 1178&: Purj>ose: '.: -"'. :., . ")1'>-,1",' 0:'-:". 3rd Floor; Albany, NY 1?,407. C:orporate;,~y~s .. C,Qrp~, ·41 ·N.ew,Y9rk .Sec?rfl~.ary of ~~ -LD-17257 ... ' . . . For any laVfltifpurRose:··;· " !.)1s,'''. , " :" _.:::: Th,e n~!gistered agent is; USA State St.,.Ste. 41~,-A!baIlY, on August 24:2007: f .• fflce N'otice of 'Qualific'ation 'of (October 31, 2007) LD-17262'" :.' . . ". LEGAL NOTICE' • Co~po.r~te- ~.el)lic~S~ Jn~.- ·at NY 1220.7-. Pg{R.Q~e; .. jHW Iq~~.ti,.I9:n:, ,A,!qP~Y '9o.Url.fY;., National .Coordin~tiQn Alli­ . ;"' . .J" '(Octooe(31,'2oo7) , the same address •. Purpose: lawful activity.;,,;' ~eS>';':1o'R;S~fr.~\~~ ,91!?\<\W ance LLC. Atitliorliy filed with all lawful activities,: .. : ' .. ',: - : ~' ;,!"'.. __~c N6ti~~ .-of.'Farm'QUon of·:ES­ LD-172820\:-- ') aesigna,e,d ~~~g~,"!~.Of.L~q Secy.:of State ofN. Yl '(SSI'I!(') LD-17275. ,n~.· . . LEGALNO'J1IC~ :,.1<:'. PEN LLC. Arts.",6f"Org .. was (October::31", 2007), , ,r_. whom! Pfo.cess .agalnst qlay on_ 8/'?7/07)'.P.tf~e(lO"cation: , ..' .-. ,.' LEGAL' NOTICE ,,; Wed ·with· SSNY· on '9/2,1/07. tOctober3..~?p07) . .._n '.- b~~s:~rv'ed:' .New .Yo~~,,",9.~f;,- 'Albany,-C;9u~W.~LtC·formed Notice of Qualification' of .:., •.....• -, .'.1 _-=- :. Office· 'Iocat io n ;):Pd !la.rlY LEGAL NorlcE l' ,retary.of Sta!~ ;shilll ''1l'l;!1 in'Califomia'(C:A)on 7/2/07.. QPII - 32-15/25 93 SVlEET NOTICE0F.'·FORMATfON COl,lnty .. S$NY d~sign ThE! register~d ~gentis: USA 5/2/07. Office location';" AI· .CA 956.14.· Purpose: any .~ " . Corpo.rate. Inc. lawful.activity.. 'of LlC;- cfo·'T.he.;Corporation Terrace Boulev~frd, New .- :' . '- ~ . Sen,~ices ~t bany Co. SSNY designated lawful activity. . ' LD-1l283'~ Servi"ce:' Company, 2711 Hyde Park; Nel'iYork1l040...... :: LEGAL' NOiTlCE :_' v: the !,~me address.ip,urpos-e.: as agentof.LLC upon whom LD-t7302 . . , ·Centerville:Road,'·Ste: 400', Purj:rose: For' any' lawful : .';''';;:.'' ". . -~, all Jaw:tul ac.tiv:ities",;j ,_ (. (OctOber 31, 2007) process against 'it -may be LD-17276 (October'a1, 2007) ! - ,~,' Wilmington, DEo1~808.:Ai}s'. pu~p.pse> ~:"- "f.:",;" ". " .. :"~ NotiG.e ;01" .Formation·ofi ~Sf· sep/ed. ;$$~Y.~hall mail pr9r .. ' ;;, r<.: . ~ .•...- .. :.. . "- of Org. filed with DE Secy.. of LD-17263' ,...... c,·, B6N:L~C, Ms.. of Org•. was (Octobe;:ii, 2007,).; .• " cess to; The LLC;6Schuyler .'t>. r; " ~:; '~')~"_ filed. with SSNY, on: 9/24/07·. LEGAL NOTICE , State, PO ·:Sox· 898,. Dover, '(October31; 2007) ,> ... ."'" Me~dow.s, Rck LQudqn'ville, LEGAL NOTICE DE_199..o3. _purpose: any ',." '... -"'.'.:.' 0U.ic~ r-loc.atici.n: .. Alb_any NY •. 1221-1 . Purpose:·cany No'ricEOF lawful activity. ;County. SSNY-: de!3ignatet;J LEGAL NOTICE FORMl\ilb~ fawful:acti.vities. ' Notice of Qualifl"cation- 'of OF . . ,.,~ . LEGAL NOTICE , .• .as. agent· ot .LLC whom ·pro­ U)-17293. LD-17258 "' Notice .of- Formation'of Pair­ LIMITED LIABILITY COM­ Coldwell' Banker ReSidential (O,tober 31. 2007) cess agai_nstmay.be serve(j. Real Estate 'LLC:' Authority ings, LLC. Arts Of Org. filed PANY. Articles of Organiz~. (October 31, 2007) .. NOTICEbF· FORMATiON SSN.Y shall,mail proc~ss filed with"'Se~y.,'of· State of OF LlMITED.:,lIABILITY to: c/o TheLLC, 46 State with Secy. 'Of State of N.Y. tion of METROPOLITANS (SSNY) on 09/12/07. Office CHOCOLATE, LLC ("LLb") N.Y. (SSNY) on 8/27/07. Of­ LEGAL NOTICE COMPANY. NAME: FOCUS Street- 3rd Floor, ·.,~dbany, fice loc'ation:-Albany County. 10catio.n::Albany County. filed with the Secretary of .­ RENTALS, LlC. Application NY 12207.. The .rE!gister:ed LLC' formed.in California Notice of Qualification of for Authority wa$ filed with agent is: USA Corporate SSNY d~signated as agent State of New York (,:SSNY") Notice of Qualification of TCL of .LLC upon whom process on September 19; 2007 (CA) on 7/2/07. SSNY des­ QPII ; 139-06/12/1 6 34 Road the Secretary of State of New Services I nco at' tne same GCP, (LC. Authonty filed wtth ignated as. agent o'f LLC LLC. Authority filed with York (SSNY) on 09/14/07. address. Purpose:.~lIlawful against it may be served. effective on the date of fil­ Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) SSNY shall mail process ing. Office Location: Albany upon whom process against Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) The L,LC was originally 'filed activities. on 9/19/07. Office location: it may be served. SSNY shall on 9/13/0T. Office location: with the Secreetary of State LD-17270 to: Allstate Corporate .Svcs. County. SSNY has been Albany County. LLC formed Corp., 41 State St., Ste. 415, designated as agent of the mail process to: c/o Corpora· Albany County. LLC formed of Florida on 03/17/04. Of­ (October 31, 2007) in Delaware (DE). on 3/9/07. tion Service Company, 80 Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: LLC upon whom process in Delaware (DE) on 9/1 0/07. fice location: Albany CountY. SSNY designated as agent State St., Albany, NY 12207. · SSNY designated as agent SSNY has been designated any lawful activity. against it may . of LLC upon whom process LD-17277 be served. SSNY may mail DE address of LLC: c/o of LLC upon whom process as agent of the LLC upon LEGI\L NOTICE against it may be served. CSC-Lawyers Incorporating against it may be served. whom process against it (October 31, 2007) a copy of any process to the SSNY shall mail process to: LLC, 129 BirchWOOd Drive, Service, P.O. Box .526036, SSNY shall mail process to may be served. SSNY shall Notice of Formation of Delaney. Corporate Services Sacramento, CA 95852. Arts. prinCipal business location: mail a copy of process to the HAPOEL LLC. Arts. of Org. Schenectady, New York LTD, 41 State SI., Ste 405, 12303, which shall be the of Org. filed with CA Secy. Vantage Properties, LLC, LLC, 599 Eleventh Avenue, was filed with SSNY on LEGAL NOTICE Albany, NY 12207. Address of State, 1500 11th St., 3rd 750 LexingtonAve., 17th Fl., New York, New York 10036. 9/24/07. Office location: principal business location. to be maintained in DE: 615 Notice of Formation of 1847 Fl., Sacramento, CA 95814. NY, NY 10022. DE address Purpose: For any lawful Albany County. SSNY des­ The purpose for which the South DuPont Hwy, Dover, Utica Ave. Realty, LLC. Arts LLC is formed is to engage in Purpose: any lawful activity. of LLC: clo The Corporation purpose. ignated as agent of LLC DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed LD-17303 whom process against may' Of Org_ filed with Secy. Of any lawful act or activity for Service Company, 2711 LD-172164 with DE Secy. Of State, 401 (October 31, 2007) Centerville Road, Ste. 400, be served. SSNY shall mall State of N.Y. (SSNY) on which limited liability compa­ Federal St., Ste 4., Dover, (October 31, 2007) 09/07/07. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. process to: clo The ·LLC, nies may be.orga[lized under DE 19901 . Purpose: any Albany County. SSNY desig­ of Org. filed with DE Secy. of 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, the LLCL lawful activities, nated as agent of LLC upon LD-17285 LEGAL NOTICE State, PO Box 898, Dover, LEGAL NOTICE Albany, NY 12207. The reg­ LD-17294 DE 19903.' Purpose: any istered agent is: USA Cor­ whom process against it may (October 31,2007) be served. SSNY shall mail (October 31, 2007) Notice of. Qualification of lawful activity. Notice of Formation of porate Services Inc. at the Realogy Operations LLC. LD-17259 DRAYFORD LLC. Arts. of same address. Purpose: all process to: Allstate Corpo­ rate Svcs. Corp., 41 State Authority filed with Secy. (October 31, 2007) Org. was filed with SSNY lawful activities. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 7/12105. Office location: LD-17271 St., Ste. 415, Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: any lawful on 8/27/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY des­ (October 31, 2007) Notice of Formation of AL- Notice of Qualification of Albany County. LLC formed ignated as. agent of LLC activity. PHA PROPERTY DEVEL- DMW GCP,. LLC. Authority LEGAL NOTICE LD-17276 in California (CA) on 712107. whom process against may ~P~ENT. LL.q, a domestic filed with Secy. of State of SSNY designated as agent NOTICE OF FORMATION be served. SSNY shall mail (October 31, 2007) Limited liabIlity Company. - NY (SSNY) on 9/19/07. Of-. of LLC upon whom process _ J ".-. r

The Spotlight October 31,2007 • Page 43 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. liability company is 41 Rob­ LEGAL NDTICE c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- whom process against it may mail process to: The LLC, BROADCASTING SATEL­ SSNY shall mail process erts Drive, LLC. 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. be served. SSNY shall mail a 210 E.63rd St., Apt. 6B, New LITE, LLC. Articles of Orga­ to: c/o Corporation Service 2. The date·if filing of the Notice of Formation of The registered agent is: USA copy of process to the LLC, York, NY 1.0.021. Purpose: nization were filed with the Company, 8.0 State St., Al­ articles if organization with RS.S. ROAD SURFACE Corporate Services Inc. at 27 West 20th Street, Suite any lawful activity. Secretary of State of New bany, NY 122.07. DE address the Department of State was SUPPLIER LLC. Arts. of the same address. Purpose: 6.0.0, New York, New York LD-17341 York (SSNY) on 10/01/07. Of­ of LLC: c/o CSC-Lawyers April 26, 2007. Org. was filed with SSNY all lawful activities. 10.011. Purpose: For any (October 31, 2007) fice location: Albany County. Incorporating Service, P.O. 3. The county in New York in on 1.0/24/.03. Office loca­ LD-17329 lawful purpose. SSNY has been designated Box 526.036, Sacramento, which the office of the com­ tion: Albany County. SSNY (October 31, 2007) LD-17335 as agent of the LLC upon CA 95852. Arts. 01 Org. pany is located is Albany. designated as agent of LLC (October 31, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE whom process against it may filed with CA Secy. of State, 4. The Secretary of State has whom process against may be served. SSNY shall mail a 15.00 11 th St., 3rd Fl., Sacra­ been designated as agent be served. SSNY shall mail LEGAL NOTICE . Notice of Formation of Seven copy of process to the LLC, mento, CA 95814. Purpose: of the company upon whom process to: c/o The LLC, LEGAL NOTICE Blades LLC. Arts Of Org. 1140 Avenue of the Ameri­ any lawful activity. process may be served, and 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, Notice of Formation of CAI­ filed with Secy. Of State of cas, Suite 18.00, New York, LD-17304 the Secretary of State shall Albany, NY 122.07. The reg­ MI & LIAISON TRADING NOTICE OF FORMATION N.Y. (SSNY) on 08/24/07. Of­ New York 1.0.036. Purpose: (October 31, 2007) mail a copy of any process istered agent is: USA Cor­ AMERICA LLC. Arts. of Org. OF LIMITED LIABILITY fice location: Albany County. For any lawful purpose. against the company served porate Services Inc. at the was filed with SSNY on COMPANY. NAME: VE­ SSNY designated as agent LD-17363 upon him or her to c/o Jer­ same address. Purpose: all 1.0/.02/.07. Office location: LOCITY ASSET GROUP, of LLC upon whom process (October 31, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE emiah F. Manning, Esq., 49 lawful activities. Albany County. SSNY des­ LLC. Articles of Organization against it may be served. OhDox Road, Delmar, NY LD-17323 ignated as agent of LLC were filed with the Secretary SSNY shall mail process to: Notice of Qualification of 12054 (October 31, 2007) whom process against may of State of New York (SSNY) Allstate Corp. Svcs Corp" 41 LEGAL NOTICE NRT NEW YORK LLC. Au­ 5. The latest date upon which be served. SSNY shall mail on .09/24/.07. Office location: State St., Ste. 415, Albany, thority filed with Secy. of the' company is required to process to: cia The LLC, 46 Albany County. SSNY has NY 12207. Purpose: any Notice of Formation of BULL State of N.Y. (SSNY) on be dissolved is August 31, LEGAL NOTICE State Street- 3rd Floor, Alba­ been designated as agent of lawful activity. .& BEAR ADVISORY LLC. 9/17/.07. Office location: 2.069. [Note: use only if a ny, NY 12207. The registered the LLC upon whom process LD-17342 Arts. of Org. was filed with Albany County. LLC formed specific-date of dissolution Notice of Formation of UNI­ agent is: USA Corporate against it may be served. (October 31,2007) SSNY on 9/12107. Office lo­ in Delaware (DE) on 8120101. is included in the Articles of BASE LLC. Arts. of Org. Services Inc. at the same SSNY shall mail a copy of cation: Albany County. SSNY SSNY designated as agent Organization·1 was filed with SSNY on address. Purpose: all lawful process to the LLC, 315 designated as agent of LLC of LLC upon whom process 6. The business purpose of 1.0/.08/03. Office location: activities. Flatbush Avenue, Suite 405, LEGAL NOTICE whom process against may against it may be served. the company is to engage in Albany County. SSNY des­ LD-17330 Brooklyn, New York 11217. be served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail process to any and all business activi­ ignated as agent of LLC (October 31, 2007) Purpose: For any lawful Notice of Formation of Driggs process to: c/o The LLC, 46 principal business location: ties permitted under the laws whom process against may purpose. Ave Studios LLC. Arts Of State Street- 3rd Floor, Alba­ clo Corporation Service of the State of New York. be served. SSNY shall mail - LD-17336 Org. filed with Secy. Of State . ny, NY 122.07. The registered Company (CSC) , 80 State [Note; if general purpose process to: clo The LLC, LEGAL NOTICE (October 31, 2007) of N.Y. (SSNY) on 09/25/07. agent is: USA Corporate St., Albany, NY 12207. DE clause is appropriate, use 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, Office location: Albany Coun­ Services Inc. at the same address of LLC: CSC, 2711 "any and all business activi­ Albany, NY 12207. The reg­ Notice of Formation of ty. SSNY designated as address. Purpose: all lawful Centerville Rd., 8te. 4.0.0, ties permitted under the laws iste~ed agent is: USA Cor­ SPORTS CAPITAL LLC. LEGAL NOTICE agent of LLC upon whom activities. Wilmington, DE 198.08. Arts. of the State of NewYork".j' porate Services Inc. at the Arts. of Org. was filed with process against it may be LD-17364 of Org. filed with DE Secy. LD-17313 same address. Purpose: all SSNY on 9116103. Office lo­ Notice of Qualification of served. SSNY shall mail pro­ (October 31, 2007) lawful activities. of State, 401 Federal St., (October 31, 2007) cation: Albany County. SSNY Virgin Galactic, LLC: -Au- cess to: Allstate Corp. Sves Ste. 4, Dover, DE 199.01. LD-17324 designated as agent of, LLC thority filed with _Secy. of Corp.,41 State St., Ste.-415, Purpose: any lawful activity. (October 31, 2007) whom process against m.ay State of N.Y. (SSNY) on Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE LD-17305 LEGAL NOTICE be served. SSNY shall mail 7/23/.07. Office location: any lawful activity. (October 3·1 , 2007) process to: c/o The LLQ, 46 Albany County. LLC formed LD-17343 Notice of Qualification of Uni- NOTICE FOR PUBLICA- LEGAL NOTICE State Street- 3rd Floor, Alba­ in Delaware (DE) on 7/27/04. (October 31, ~DD7) comer Texas, LLC. Authority TION . ny, NY 12207_ The registered SSNY designated as agent filed with Secy. of State of 'LEGAL NOnCE FORMATION OF A NEW Notice of Formation of agent is:, USA Corporate of LLC upon whom process N.Y. (SSNY) on 9125107. Of- YORK LIMITED LIABILITY wBRasISTfILleEdLLwC"t'hArtsSS' NOfyOorgn' Services Inc. at the same against it may be served. LEGAL NOTICE fiee location: Albany County.. Notice of Qualification of COMPANY PURSUANT address. Purpose: all lawful SSNY shall mail process LLC formed in Texas (TX) on BurgdorffLLC.AuthoMtyfiled TO NEW YORK LIMITED 11129105. Office location: activities. to: c/o Corporation.. Service Notice of Formation of Ramiz j .0/221.04. SSNY deSignated 'withSecy.of State 01 N.Y. LIABILITY COMPANY LAW Albany County. SSNY des­ LI)..17331.. . Company (CSC),89 Sta)e & Sons LLC. Arts Of. Org. as agent of LLC upon whom (SSNY) on '91-17107. Office SECTION 206 (c) ignated as agent of LLC (Oct0bElr .31, 20~7) St., Albany, NY 122.07. DE filed with Secy. .of State of process- against it may be location:-Albany County. LLC 1. The name of the limited Ii~ whom process against may' address otLLCrclo CSC, N.Y. (SSNY) on 10/01107. Of- served. SSNYshall mail formed in Delaw~re-(OE) on'. ability company is 71'Lincoln be" selVed. SSNY'shall rnaH­ 2711 Centerville Road. Ste .. :fice location: Alb~y County. . process to: c/o Corporation "6/14/07. SSNY designated. "Avenue,'LLC. " , -. process to: c/o The LL.:C, LEGAL NOTICE . 400;' Wilmington, PE 1980fi. SSNY ,designated_ as agent. Service Company,_ 80 State ,:-as'agentofLLCLiponwhom . 2,.'The date-i(filing of the 46 State Street· 3rd Floor, , . Arts. of Org. filed with· DE of LLC· upon whom process St. .. Albany, NY 12207. TX process' 'against it rt:Iay-t>e articles if organization With. Nbany, NY 12207. The reg· NOTICE OF FORMATION Secy~ of State, 401 Federal against.it may -be served. ' address/principal business seIVefJ; SSNY shall mail pro- > the Oepart!11ent of State was istered agent is: USA Cor­ OF LIMITED LIABILITY St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. SSNY shall mail process to: location of.LLC: 1701 HiI­ ce~ to .prinCipal busifJ~sS April 26; 2007.', . porate Services Inc. at the COMPANY. NAME: 10COV- Purpose: any lawful activity. Allstate Corp. Svcs Corp .. 41 lendahl Blvd., Houston, TX location:, c/o Corporation 3~ The county in New Yorkih same' address. Purpose: ali ELLO & SONS BUILDERS LD-17337 • . . ·StateSt,; Ste. 415,.Albany,· 70055. ArtS. ofOrg. filed with : .. Service ComPany (CSC), 80 which the ·office' ofithe com- lawful activities. & REMODELERS LLC. Ar- (October 31.; 2007) . NY 12207. Purpose: any. TX Secy; of State, P.O, Box State St., Albany, NY 12207, pany is located is Albany: LD-17325 tides of-Organizat,ion were lawful aCtivity. 13697, Austin, TX.78711. DE address of lLC: CSO, 4. The SecretaI)' of State has (October 31, 2007) filed with the secret$ry of LD~ 17344 . Purpose: any lawful.activity.· ,2711 -Centerville Road, -Ste~ been designated as agent ---..,----___ State of New Yoll< (SSNY) LEGAL NOnCE (October 31, 2007) LD-17365 . 400,-WHmington; DE 19808.. of the company upon whom on 09121/07. Office location: (.October 31,2007) Arts. of Org. filed with DE process may be served, and LEGAL NOTICE Albany County. SSNY has Notice of 'Qualification of been designated as agent of MIL !;09 West 212-1,.LLC. Secy. of State, 401 Federaj· the Secretary of:State shall Notice o'f Formation of LEGAL NOnCE the LLC upon whom process Authority filed with Secy. LEGAL NOTICE St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. ma.iI a copy of any process FOUNDATION JIRANI LLC. Notice _of Formation of'M · Purpose: any lawful activity, against the-company served against it -may ·be served. of State'of N:Y. (SSNY).on :LD-17306 tlppn him or her to cia Jer- Arts. of Org, was filed with SSNY shaW mail a copy of. 9/20/07. Office location:. & J, Elite p:roperties, LLC. ANNUAL MEETING OF (October31,2007) emiah F. Mi"ining, 'Esq., 49 SSNYon·11129105:·Officelo­ piQ'cess to' the LLC; 'c/o An- Albany County, LLC,formed Arts Of-Qm._fi1ed with Secy. BETHLEHEM CEMETERY -'OhDox Road, Delmar, NY cation:AlbanyCounty,SSNY thony locovello, 2988 lawton in Delaware (DE).on 9/19/07. Of State of N.Y. (SSNY). on ASSOC. ,. -----..,---- 12054 deSignated as agent of LLC Avenue, Bronx, New York· SSNY designated as agent 09125107. Office location: 7 P.M. MONDAY NOVEM­ LEGAL NOTICE 5_. The. latest. ..d at.e up_oo,whl.'ch whom process against may' 10465. Purpose: For any of LLC upon whom process Albany County. SSNY desig-· BER 12, 2007 ~ ~ be served. SSNY shall mall lawful purpose. against it may be served. nated as agent of LlC upon DELMAR REFORMED NOTICE OF FORMATION the company- is ~required to process to: clo The LLC, LD-17332 SSNY shall mail process whom process against it may CHURCH be dissolved is August 31, 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, be served. SSNY shall mail OF PROFESSIONAL SER- '2069. [Note: use only if a (October 31, 2007) to: c/o Paracorp Inc., 41 FOR INFORMATION, · VICE LIMITED LIABILITY specific date of dissolution Albany, NY. 12207. The reg­ State St., Ste. 405. Albany, process to: Allstate Corp. PHONE 518-439-2394 COMPANY. NAME: JACK- 'is included in the Articles of istered agent is: USA C6r- NY 12207. DE address of Svcs Corp., 41 State St.. Ste. LD-17371 SON HEIGHTS OBS PO- Organization.] porate ·SelVices Inc. at the LEGAL NOTICE LLC: Paracorp Inc., 4.0 East 415,Albany, NY 12207. Pur­ (October 31, 2007) DIATRY PLLC.' Articles' of - 6. The business purpose of same address. Purpose: all Division St., Ste. A, Dover, pose: any lawful activity. Organization were filed'with th . . lawful activities. NOTICE OF FORMATION DE 19901. Arts. ofOrg. filed LD-17345 ecompanYlstoengagelO LD-17326 0 LIMITED LIABILITY the Secretary of State of New any and all business activi- ' F with DE Secy. of State; 401 (October 31, 2007) LEGAL NonCE . York (SSNY) on 05/14107. tiespermitledunderthelaws (October31,2007) COMPANY. NAME: PAG Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, The latest date of dissolu- of the State of New York. WINE & LIQUOR LLC. Ar- DE 19901. Purpose: real Notice of Formation of Dora- tion is 12/31/2017. Office [Note; if general. purpose ticles of Organization were 'estate investment. LEGAL NOTICE mafiO! NY, LLC. ArtS Of Org. . location: Albany, County. clause is appropriate, use LEGAL NOTICE filed with the- Secr'etary of LD-17338 . .' filed with Secy. Of State of . SSNY has· been des~' nated "any and all business activi- . State of 'New Yorl:<: (SSNY) (October 31, 2007) Notice a! Formafion of Pai. N.Y. (SSNy) on 09124107. Of­ . t f th PLL Notice of Formation of PER- .rt.n 08127/07. Office location.' Studio LLC. Arts OlOrg. filed fiee location: Albany County.. as .agen a e . !JPon ties pel)Tlitted under the laws SPE CO S A S C v whom process against it of the State of New York",] X N ULT NT LL . Albany County_ SSNY has with Secy. Of State .of N.Y. SSNY designated as agent 'matbeserved. SSNYshall LD~17314' - Arts. of.org. was filed with beendesignated'asagentof LEGAL NOTICE .~ (SSNY) on 09125107. Office of LLC upon whom process ·t SSNY on 6106103. Office 10-. the LLC upon whom process .Iocation: Albany County. against it, may be served. malI a copy a f process a (October 31, 2007) .. Co SSNY · the PLLC, c/o Law Offices cation: Albany unty. against it may be served. Notice ,of Formation of All SSNY deSignated as agent SSNY shall mail process to: of Cushner &' .'. deSignated as agent of LLC SSNY shall mail a copy of Bora Consulting LLC. ArtS of L~C upon whom process Allstate Corp: Svcs Corp., 41 "Garvey, LLP, .15.5: White _ .. ' LEGAL NOTiCE whom process against may' process to the LLC, 9 Taro- O! Org, filed with Secy. O! against It. may. be served. State, St, Ste', .415, Albany, : c_ PI8InsRoad,Tarrytown, New , '.' beserved.SSNYshallmali nado Drive,Latham, New State of N.Y. (SSNY) on -SSNY shall'mall.process to: NY 12207. Purpose: any .. York 10591. Purpose: 'For, . Notice of Formation cif FLY- process to: c/o The LLC, York 12110. Purpose: For 09/19/07. Office location: Allstate Corp. Svcs Corp., 41 lawful activity -the practice of the profession VENTURES LLC: Arts. of 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, any lawful purpose. . Albany County. SSNY desig- State St., Ste. 415, Albany, : LD-17373 of Podiatl)'. . Org. was filed with SSNY Albany, NY 12207. The reg- LD-17333 natea as agent of LLCupon NY 12207:. Purpose: any . (OCtober 31, 2007) LO';17310 ,on 3127/03_ Office location: istered agent is: USA Cor- (October 31, 20.07) whom process against it may' lawful activity. . _.,-.:....,.:. __'=- ____ (Octo.ber31,2007) Albany County. SSNYdes- porate SelVices Inc. at the· ______-'- be selVed. SSNY shall mall LD-17346 -ignated as agent of'LLC same address. Purpose: -all_ . process to: Allstate Corp. (OCtobe, 31, 2007) _ LEGAL NOTICE ' lawful activities. LEGAL NOTICE Svts, Corp., 41 State St., w hom process against may' LD 17327 Notice of Formation of Maoz LEGAL NOTICE be selVed. SSNY shall mail - Ste. 415,Albany, NY 12207. process to: cia The LLC, 46 (October 31, 2007) NOTICE OF FORMATION Purpose: any lawful activity.. LEGAL NOTICE 8th Street, LLC. Arts Of Org. StateStreet-3rdFloor.Alba-. ___.,-.:. _____ OF LIMITED LIABILITY .LD-17339 filed with Secy. Of State of NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE OF· FORMATiON N.Y. (SSNY)on 08131107. Of­ OF LIMITED LIABILITY ny, NY 12207. The registered COMPANY. 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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE -- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. tion: Albany County. SSNY , ~rticle.s of Organization LD-17499 fice anytime after York 12159. All bids must filed with Secy. Of State of SSNY shall mail process to: deSignated as agent of LLC • filed With the. Secreta0' of (October 31,2007) October31,2007. The Beth- contain a N.Y. (SSNy) on 10/02/07. Of- The LLC, c/o Corporation upon whom process against State New York (SSNY on lehem Town Clerk's Office is non-conclusive bid state- fice location: Albany County. Service Company, 80 State it may be served. SSNY shall 08/02/2007 . . located in ment pursuant to Section SSNY designated as agent St., Albany, NY 12207. Pur- mail process to: The LLC, c/o Office location: County of LEGAL NOTICE Bethlehem Town Halilocat- 103-d of the General of LLC upon whom process pose: any lawful activity.. Corporation Service Com~ Albany. ed at 445 Delaware Avenue, Municipal Law and the Fire against it may be served. LD-17497 pany, 80 State St., Albany, Kyle J. Britton, 176 Sickle NOTI.CE TO BIDDERS The ,Delmar, New York District reserves the right to SSNY shall mail process to: (October 31, 2007) NY 12207. Purpose: any Rd, Berne, NY 12023 has Slingerlands Fire District's 12054. All bids must be sub- reject any and"" :- Allstate Corp. Svcs co~., 41 lawful activity. been deSignated as the Board of Fire mitted to the Slingerlands all bids. State St., Ste. 415, AI any, LD~17498 . r.egistered agent of the LLC Commissioners will accept Fire District and LD-17501, ,. NY 12207. Purpose: any LEGAL NOTICE (October 31, 2007) ~pon whom process against bi~s. fo~ th~ purchase of a will be pubncly 'opened and (October 31, 2007) lawful activity. ~.' It may be served. The des- .new Chief's read at the November 13th, LD-17378 Notice of Formation' of L . ignated agent shall mail a ·vehi~le. Copies of the speci~ 2007 meeting at , (October 31, 2007) VICTOR CAPITAL LLC. LEGAL NOTICE' COPt of process served to fic~tioI"!S' may be obtained 7:30 pm at the Slingerlands LEGAL NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed with Seey. . the LC, 176 Sickle Hill Rd, from.the Board of Firehouse located. at 1520 of State of N.Y: (SSNY) Notice of formation of'-Brit~ " Berne, NY 12023. Purpose: Fire' Commissioners at. the New Sootland Notice of Form'ation of DA on 10/16/07. Office loca- ton's Bay, UC. For any lawful purpose. Bethlehem Town Clerk'S Of- Avenue, Slingertands, New AEI2007 LLC. Arts Of Org. The Spotlight October 31, 1007 • Page 47

tackled a yard away fro~ a game­ every time and in convincing DTime winning touchdown. Granted, fashion. I'm sure that at the time, Kenney Il1ads three of those games took place people probably wondered if it . Be (From Page 48) in the last decade - Super Bowls wouldn't be better for a playoff . define their Hall of Fame careers. XXXIV (St. Louis-Tennessee), system which allowed for the top Two sets of excellent receivers XXXVI (St. Louis-New England) two NFC teams to meet for the at Suburban meet and XXXVIII (New England­ making clutch catch after clutch NFL title. Carolina) - which would lead one In a year when the Saratoga (ninth; 18:35.20) and Niskayuna's catch. Two defenses hanging on So, why shouldn't the NFL girls cross country team's hold Chelsea Trant (10th, 18:40.15) by their fingernails to stop the to believe the NFL is becoming switch to my proposed format? more competitive. But when you on the Suburban Council title rounded out the top 10 in the girls other side from entering the end After all, it the league wants its consider that only one NFC team was seemingly vulnerable, its varsity race. zone. Who wouldn't want to see championship game to have the underclassmen came through On the boys' side, Shen that? . has won the Super Bowl in that best possible match-up, this will stretch (St Louis), it doesn't seem with big performances at defended its team title by placing guarantee it nearly every time. Unfortunately, I don't think all that competitive. Saturday's rain-soaked league five runners in the top 15. The the NFL has the courage to . meet at Saratoga Spa State Park. Plainsmen finished with 43 pOints, Of course, the AFC hasn't It certainly would guarantee make such a radical change to always dominated the Super Bowl. it this year because rio one else Four Blue Streaks finished in 33 points ahead of runner-up its playoff system. Not when is going to beat New England the top 10 to help Saratoga fend Shaker. BH-BL was third with 82 In fact, from 1981 through 1997, tradition dictates that each the NFC champion won nearly or Indy. off challenges from Burnt Hills- points. Bethlehem finished 11th conference produce a champion, Ballston Lake and Shenendehowa with 328 points. and not when there's more money to repeat as league champions. Mike Danaher led the Shen to be made by having wildcard The Blue Streaks finished with pack with a fifth-place finish in a teams add an extra week to the 33 points, while BH-BL placed time of 15:43.68. John McDonald postseason. The league will say second with 44 poilUs and Shen was seventh in a tirlle of15:57.36, that its playoff system has worked settled for third place with 85 andBrianTrainorfinishedeighth well for nearly 40 years, so why points. Bethlehem placed eighth in a time of15:58.31. Alex Belensz change it now? th with 203 points. (11 place, 16:02.56) and Dan The thing is that when you look Senior Hannah Davidson led Harris (12th, 16:07.77) rounded back at the history of the Super Saratoga by taking the individual out the Plainsmen's top five. Bowl, there haven't been many title with a time of 17:09.52. BH- Saratoga's Demetri Goutos super games because there hasn't BL's Sam Roecker and Molly won the indlvidual titIe with a time been a great balance between the Pezzulo grabbed the next two of 15:27.19, nearly six seconds two conferences. There have only places with. respective times ahead of BH-BL freshman Otis been four Super Bowls decided of 17:17.36 and 17:27.60, but Ubriaco. Shaker's RJ. Sniffen on the last play - three on field Saratoga runners took three was third with a time of 15:38.59, goals, and one when a player was of the next five places to set and Guilderland's Roland Graves themselves apart from the pack. finished fourth in a time of S ar a to gas 0 ph 0 m 0 r e 15:42.62. Cassandra Goutos was fourth in Shaker's Craig Weiss (sixth· a time of 17:45.86, with Shen's place, 15:57.49) and Chris Manico Cara Janeczko finishing fifth in (10'h, 16:00.79) also made the top a time of 18:02.38. Janeczko's 10, as did Niskayuna's Louis teammate Morgan Roche ·was Serafini (ninth, 15:59.46). sixth in a time of 18:04.80, while Yousef Ahit was Bethlehem's Saratoga· freshman Sydney King top runner. Ahit placed 45th with took seventh place in a time of . a time of 17:14.88. 18:18.46. The Suburban Council teams Saratoga's Brian·ne Bellon will join other Section II squads (eighth place, 18:30.95), at Friday's Sectional final at Bethlehem's Kristin Kenney Saratoga Spa State Park. N OW offer~V\-g D~g~tlilL Mlil V1tt V1ttog r lil'P VI t1 !

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Selkirk's defense came up The boys team ran into a big for the second week in powerful Schlamont squad in a row. the opening round and lost 5-0 As a result, the Indians are in Rotterdam, while the girls back in the Section II, Class B team downed Roosic Valley 8-0 Super Bowl. in Ravena. R-C-S held Broadalbin­ Schalmont (13-6) took a 4-0 Perth's talented running back lead on first ·half goals by Marc duo of Jared Thurber and Case, Alex Barini, Bobby Sheehan Mike Hayes to 162 combined and Carlo Viscusi. Case tallied yards and no touchdowns again in the second half to cap the. on its way to a 9-6 semifinal Sabres' scoring. victory last Friday in Ravena. R-C-S finished the season with a 4-13 record. "We just played good defense," said R-C-S coach The R-C-S girls fared much better against Hoosic Valley last Gary VanDerzee. "We went to a 4-3 (defensive front) Thursday. Ashley Wilson and and focused on stopping the Jessica Meyers each scored twice in the Lady Indians' 8-0 victory. run." Chrissy Shepard, Jourdan The Indians (8-1) needed a Vatalaro, E!11ily Scott and Liz great defensive effort because Cowan also scored goals for R-C­ their offense had a hard time S, which faced Greenville in the moving the ball on the Patriots class B quarterfinals Monday (7-2). R-C-S gained only 68 after having the game postponed total yards through the rain due to rain Saturday. and Broadalbin-Perth's stingy The Voorheesville boys soccer defense. team also advanced in Sectional \ "Both defenses played play, as the Blackbirds defeated """'W:'-said VanDerzee. "We Lake George 1-0 last Thursday won the game because of our in a class CC game. Voorheesville special teams. Our punt team (10-7-2) faces the winner of Mon­ outplayed their punt team, and day's Galway-Hoosick Falls game our return team outplayed Wednesday in Glens Falls. their return team." Bethlehem's boys team The momentum swung R­ escaped a first-round class AA COS's way ona special teams game against Schenectady with breakdown by Broadalbin­ a 1-0 overtime victory last Friday. Perth early in the fourth Lennart Hesse tallied in the quarter. A high snap on a third overtime period to lead the Patriots' punt attempt resulted Eagles (11-4-2) into Tuesday's in R-C-S getting the ball on quarterfinal against either Broadalbin-Perth's 17-yard Columbia or laSalle. line. The Indians pushed their The Bethlehem girls team way toward the goal line, and received a first-round bye in class Ravena-Coeym'ans-Selkirk's Ryan Adamson (5) closes in on Schalmonl's Carlo Viscusi during lasl Thurs.ay's Jared Fortier bulldozed his AA after earning the No.1 seed. Section II, Class B playoff game in Rotterdam. Rob Jooas/Spallight way into the end zone from one yard out to give R-C-S its three-point lead. 'The offensive line gave us a good surge, and Jared gave It's time:·to change NFL playoff format us a good run up the middle," trouble with the mediocre Seattle said VanDerzee. Lefs face facts, folks. Sunday's current division leaders. In the Indianapolis-N ew England AFC, New England is· currently Seahawks, Indy woLid throttle Broadalbin-Perth tried to game is a preview of the NFL No.1 with an 8-0 record, followed Carolina (again), Dallas would take the lead late in the fourth championship. by Indy No.2 at 7-0 and Pittsburgh beat City and PittsbUrgh quarter, but R-C-S came up No.3 at 5-2. No.4 is a toss-up would find· a way to edg·~ Green with a critical stop on fourth It can't be a preview of the Super Bowl because they play between. Kansas City and San Bay. down inside its 40-yard line to Diego, both of whom are 4-3 and Let's advance bis to the preserve its lead. in the same conference, but it might as well be. a preview of are at the top of the AFC West, semifinals where NEW England "Brian Paeglow, Geoff the NFL championship. because but I'll give the nod to the Chiefs faces pittsburgh and Dallas hosts Deluca and Jared Fortier-our WclUld consider it. because of their win over the Indy. The Steelers may have a whoever wins this weekend will The proposal is based on how three senior captains - came be the favorite to raise the Vince Chargers last month. good offense and asolid defense, . up with big (defensive) games Section II organizes its playoffs. Lombardi Trophy. fu the NFC, East-leading Dallas but thePatriots hav.e teo many' for us," said VanDerzee. You take the four division winners weapons and a better defense, But what ifthere was a way that in each conference and rank is No. 1 at 6-1, followed by NFC Fortier also had a 24-yard the Patriots and Colts - without North leader Green Bay (5-1) at so New England gets thenod field goal in the second quarter them based on their records here. As for Dallas and fudy, the question, the two best teams in (uo wildcards allowed). Then, No.2. Seattle and Carolina are for the Indians. Quarterback the NFL- could meet in the Super both 4-3, butIll place·the I:'anthers Cowboys simply have .too !11any Cory Caswell scored you have the top team from one holes in their defensive unit for Bowl? Wouldn't that be better conference play the fourth-best at No.3 because of a better record Broadalbin'Perth's lone points than the Colts or the Patriots against NFC competition (4-Uor Peyton Manning to exploit The on a 1-yard touchdown run in team from the other conference, Colts would put Dallas away. beating down some helpless NFC and the No. 2 team plays the Carolina to 3-2 for Seattle) .. the third quarter. That would lead to aNew team next February in Phoenix? No.3 team from the other side R-C-S advances to Saturday's With my playoff alignment, England-Indy Super Bowl. The . Unfortunately, that can't - exactly like Sectionals. The New England gets Seattle, Super Bowl against undefeated two bestteams playing for-the NFL happen this year. But I have "inners meet in the semifinals, Cobleskill-Richmondville, Indy meets Carolina (again), title. The tOj! two quarterbacks a proposal that could make it \\ith the two victors playing in the Pittsburgh plays Green Bay and squaring off in a duel that could D Defense Page 46 possible down the road, if only SUper Bowl. Dallas hosts Kansas City. Chances NFL commissioner Roger Goodell Let's do this with the NFL's are, New England would have no D Time Page 47