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By KRISTEN OLBY.
Bethlehem has joined the ranks of more than 200 communities nationwide - in vowing to protect the civil liberties of its citizens, through the adoption of a symbolic resolution opposing provisions. of the USA Patriot Act. · Without debate, the board passed a resolution drafted by town board members Dan Plummer, a Democrat, and Tom Marcelle, a Republican, at its April14 meeting. - The action brings to a close a yearlong effort by members of the Bethlehem Bill ofRightsJ=>efense Committee to have the town take a stance against the post-9/11 legislation. Opponents of t)Je act, which was designed to help law enforcement fight terrorism, believe it violates many civil rights guaranteed under the Constitution. "We are thrilled that Bethlehem has taken a stand asking Congress to re Gillian Austin gently pets a duckling held by llyssa Simsek last Sunday at Indian Ladder F.arms Baby Animal Daze. Jiin Franco examine the unconstitutional provisions of the USA Patriot Act," said Melanie Trimble, executive director of the Capital Region chapter of the New York Civil .. Liberties Union, which took part in the Bill to aid district in legislative limbo effort. Trimble expresse_d disappointment By KRISTEN OLBY show Wicks Law adds 15 to 30 percent to district to be utilized in the future. that the resolution passed by the board the cost of constr.uction projects, "Anything left at the end of that was far less aggressive than a resolution A bill that could potentially save according to the district. construction gets returned to the general presented by members of BBORDC in Bethlehem school taxpayers more If the bill is passed, the district could fund, which is our operating fund," said September. All board members rejected than $2 million over the course of the hire one prime 'Contractor to oversee the O'Shea. school district's multi-million project and additional subcontractors The state Legislature has granted New cJ ACT/page 21 construction project has stalled in the would be secured through a bidding York City, Niagara Falls and Buffalo state Assembly. process. The district estimates this would school districts exemptions from the law. The bill, proposed by Assemblyman save anjrwhere from $438,000 to $2.15 Efforts to reach Casale to elaborate on million. Pat Casale, R-Schaghticoke, in March, the bill were unsuccessful. is in dire need of a Senate sponsor in Bethlehem's construction project . Some trade unions contend that order to have any chance of becoming encompasses 11 of the district's school exemptions from Wicks Law can lead to law. excessive price shopping At the request of the Bethlehem by the single· prime Central School District, Casale contractor, resulting in introduced a bill that would exclude the Anything ten at the end of that construction untairpricingofportions district's nearly $93 million construction gets returtiiicrtlnhe gene-raHund;-WhichiS-- _of the project. project from the Wicks Law. OUr operat.ing fund. -"Subcontractors The law, passed in 1912, requires assure honest, school districts with construction Steven O'Shea competitive pricing for projects exceeding $50,000 to hire four each aspect of the prime contractors, instead of one construction project," general contractor. Multiple contractors · buildings and includes multiple said Anthony Potenza, business are secured for plumbing, mechanical renovations and a new elementary school. administrator for Plumbers and work, electric wiring and general Work is expect\'d to begin in 2005 and Steamfitters Local 7 in Albany. Issues construction. The law is designed to conclude in 2008. Voters gave approval to over payment can also arise when one provide a safeguard against limited the plan in December but the state prime contractor is responsible for doling competition and corruption. · Department of Education must still sign out payments to subcontractors. "It's simply outdated," said Steven off on it. Local taxpayers Will absorb $43.8 'The subcontractor is, a lot of times, O'Shea, assistant superintendent for million of the expense, resulting in a at the mercy of the general contractor in business at Bethlehem Central. school tax increase of about 1.86 percent ;:] DISTRICT/page 20 "Because of the way the law is per year for five years beginning in 2005, structured, it increases coordination according to the district. For the owner of costs and will often lead to delays and an assessed $100,000 home in Bethlehem, overruns in construction budgets." that amounts to a total of $226 over the The law also places school districts course of five years. in the position of resolving disputes The money saved as a result of the between prime contractors. Studies exemption would be given back to the THE SPOTLIGHT$.75 .,_~ t . •-'
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-----Democrat & Independence ----- . · · Want to know more? visit Jack at www.keepcurminghamcom or email Jack atjack@keepcunninghamcom · • April21, 2004 PAGE 3 r ' THE SPOTLIGHT 1: Legislative hopefuls square off Residents ask.town ByKRiSTENOLBY · Guardandasocialmemberofthe andrestaurants. to get rid of tra1•1ers _"_,_ North Bethlehem and Slmge:- His efforts earned him the · Candidates in two Albany land~firedepartments.McCoyJs New York State Public Health ----·"~~~~·- would not cost the town any County Legislative districts:are president a~d a fo~nder of the Associati.on 2003 Community By MARTIN J. BANNAN additional expense, Councilman launching a last minute push to Nor~a~skill Neighborhood. Leadership Award. ·----=""''"""~'"'""-=»»»»>- Scott Houghtaling said. AssocJal!on. Some New Scotland residents get their messages out before During his tenure in the Karen Moreau, who owns ' t p 11 'II b He and his wife, Alyssa, live in are seeking to clean up the nex t wee k s vo e. o s WI e Lenis]ature, Domalewicz initiated countryside, one trailer at a time. property on Youmans Road, open Apn ·r 27 Albany and are the parents of two a law"' requiring background and expressed concern that deeding children. He will appear on the At last week's town board fr om 6 a.m. t o fingerprint checks for workers . property to the town might incur 9 Democratic, Working Families, meeting, David and Judy Merritt p.m. Independ-ence and Conservative under contract with the county to additional costs to her and spoke about amending current adjacent property owners. A I b a n Y ballot lines. provide home care services to the zoning rules to limit storage of ·County's lOth elderly, and later expanded the "I understand having a policy Legislative His opponent, Herbert law to cover private home care recreational vehicles and trailers to one per household. that standardizes widening the district en- McLaughlin, 5?, recently retired providers on a voluntary basis. right of way, but unless you are compasses as superintendent of the Hudson In addition, they recom building a new road, land owners the southeast Correctional Facility a position he "Albany County was first in mended that the vehicles have should not be required to pay for segment of held for 12 years'. He has a New York state with that valid registratio.n in the name of improvements," Moreau said. the city of lengthy history working in · legislation," said Domalewicz. the owner or someone in the She also pointed out that there Albany and McCoy corrections, that indudes high- Hehasbeentheprimesponsor household. to make road portions of ranking supervisory positions at of legislation establishing health The Merritts' proposal are ways ·improvements northern Bethlehem and a number of maximum-security and sanitary standards for tattoo originated after ------that would Slingerlands. Democrat Daniel P r i s o n s and body piercing parlors. they. com retain the McCoyishopingtoretainhisseat throughout As the chair of the plained to the town's rural . the state. I was surprised to learn for a second term as Repu blJean Legislature's public safety zoning board character Herbert McLaughfm attempts to If elected, committee, Domalewicz support-, about four that the 40 feet instead of capture the post. McLaughlin .ed county efforts to assist the recreational limitation is the only turning . the McCoy hopes to tackle the supports a 'Delmar Fire Department with vehicles parked road into a escalating costs for health dramatic re- full-time EMS service. on the front zoning requirement for highway. One, msurance· an d penswns· f or duction of Domalewicz, 50, is a ]ifelo~g lawn of a home storing vehicles on. she said, would at the corner of CO!lntyworkersandretireesifre- county ex- Albany resident, where he lawns .. be laying loose elected. penses. He resides with his wife Sandy. He Route 85 and David Merritt stone instead Crow Ridge. ''The 1'ncreases I·n the county's believes the is a graduate of the Albany Road.. ______.....; __ of paving with premiums for health insurance coun t Y prop- Business College and owns and asphalt. are in the double digits, costing erty tax rates, which have nearly operates a food brokerage After hear- Clark asked to postpone action an extra $1.9 million in 2004," he doubled since 2001, must be business. He will appear on the ing their complaints, the zoning until he could discuss the matter b ht d t I H said. roug un er con ro , e . board determined that three of with town engineer Mark Dempf, supports trimming the size of the Democratic, Working Families the RVs were in compliance with McCoy said the skyrocketing Legislature _ from its current Party and Independence Party who was not present at the current zoning laws. One parked meeting. Medicaid costs due to unfunded 39 members~ to save additional lines. across the street, however, was state mandates must also be taxpayer dollars. His challenger, Joseph not set back far enough. It has Also during the meeting, ... brought under control. "How can we continue to justify Su 11 ivan, 67, has long been active since been moved . Houghtaling reported that Time During McCoy's tenure, he's the cost of a legislative body that in city issues, having served as Warner Cable wants to renew its Current town zoning laws current contract with the town. won passage of legislation giving is more than twice the size of the president of the Buckingham allow trailers and RVs to be families the opportunity· to seek almost every other county . Pond/Crestwood Neighborhood The present agreement expires parked on properties as long as Jan. 10, 2007. criminal background checks legislature in New York state," he Association in Albany for the last they are set back 40 feet from the before hiring home health aides. said. 17 years. road. · "Before we can renew their He also sponsored a pac]>age of He faults the current Demo- Sullivan said he has sought to franchise, we need to hold "I was surprised to learn that .hearings to determine if they are .. . measures to improve staffing · cratic-led Legislature for failing to improve neighborhood resi the 40 feet limitation is the only levels and oversight at the dential integrity, preservation of a good service provider," he said. comity's two nursing homes. even consider the measure, zoning requirement for storing "This is an opportunity to tell Additionally, he hopes to initiate which he believes, could net green space and played an vehicles on lawns," David Merritt instrumental role .in defeating a them to come to the table and an LPN training program through $400,000 in savings. said, "I understand you have expand services for our number of proposed development procedures and hearings, but I BOCES and the Albany County . McLaug~lin suppor~s modify projects, he believes, would have residents." Nursing Home to help meet mgthearrmgnmentofmmatesat hope that when you revise zoning affected the quality of life in the Ideas offered at the meeting staffing needs. · · the AlbanY County jail as another laws you consider our area. suggestions." included running additional lines . Next month, McCoy antici- co~t;savm!l' measure. He hopes to to roads not serviced as well as pates Albany's newly formed ~tihze VIdeo~onferencmg. of He was an According to Town Supervisor possible price breaks for senior domesticviolencecourtwillbegin mmates,l?wenngtransportatiOn outspoken Ed Clark, two other people have citizens, like those offered to hearing cases. He has worked in ·and secunty costs. opponent of a also complained about the Guilderland subscribers. cooperation with the city and He holds a bachel~r·s ~egree 300-unit luxury trailers. He asked that the matter be referred to the planning board. Cablevision had provided District Attorney's office to from Murray State Umvers1ty. He a p a r't me n t cable to New Scotland, along with implement the court, which will currently serves on the St. Joh~s complex pro In other business, the town's other local communities, until it be the first of its kind in Albany Development Corp. board. He IS posed along planning board would like to the ' County. a former board president of the. Albany's Krum- swapped territory with Time town to be deeded 25 feet of Warner so it could service ''What the court does is follow Arbor Hill Community Center. and kill Road. private property from each side communities in Connecticut. "I led the ofthe center of Youmans Road in through and tries to break the the Shendan Hollow N e~gh Houghtaling expects hearings opposition in order to have the right-of-way to cycle of domestic violence," he ?orhood~socJation.~eha~bv~d could take place early next'year. said m Albany smce 1950 with his Wife defeating the run utilities to accommodate · Barbara, where they have raised proposed 12-story apartment ·expected development. "If anybody has comments or McCoy has been a proponent four children. He will appear on tower complex on Krumkill Road, Currenfly, there are two suggestions to offer regarding oflegislation to support volunteer the Republican line. which would have adversely homes and six lots approved for cable service, this is the time to fire and EMS departments in come forward," he said. recruitment and retention efforts. Albany's 11th legislative . impacted home values in new construction on the road, district sits prin1'arily in the city adjoining North Bethlehem," he according to planning board Finally, the board approved the He is employed as a firefighter but stretches said, adding his opponent chairman Bob Stapf. The road is appointment of Dr. Dominic Sette for the city of Albany and spent into portions of supported the complex. currently defined as a user road Ducatti and Jonathan McClement 11 years with the Albany northern Beth as new members of the New Sullivan favors the creation of which the town is required to International Airport Fire lehem. maintain. Acquiring the property Salem Fire Department. Department. He is a member of additional senior housing in Republican Albany and Bethlehem. the New York Army National Joseph Sullivan is challenging ''In both communities, that's a ·- longtime Demo priority need," said Sullivan. "It DOT closes road· cratic incum will help keep the older " bent Gary Dom Domalewicz population of the city here." after concrete falls .. alewkz, who is Sullivan is a retired analyst for seeking a the state Senate. In· the 1980s, he A state road is once again open was .repaired with wood planks, to fourth term. · worked as chief of staff to state to traffic after portions of a bridge ensure that no additional pieces First elected in . 1993, Sen. Howard Nolan. fell onto the roadway over the fall onto the -road. No one was Domalewicz may be best known He holds a master's degree in weekend. injured. as one of the prime proponents of geography from the University of Pieces of concrete fell from a Route 396 was closed between Albany County's smoking ban. Minnesota, and is a Navy veteran. railroad overpass onto State Lasher and Pictuay roads. Traffic • The legislation, enacted by the Route 396 in Selkirk, also known was diverted onto Pictuay and state last year, banned smoking in He w·ill appear on the as Bridge Street, around 9:30p.m. South Albany roads. most public places, including bars Republican ballot line. Sunday night. The state Department of . '• CSX Transportation owns the Transportation deemed the The Spotlight (USPS 396-630) is published each Wednesday by Spotlight LLC, 125 Adams St., bridge. John Casellini, resident bridge stable on Monday and re Delmar, N.Y. 12054. Period.icals postage paid at Delmar, N.Y., and at additional mailing offices. Postmaster: send address changes to The Spotlight, P.O. Box 100, Delmar, N.Y. 12054. vice president of state relations opened the road around noon, Subscription rates: Albany County, one year $26, two years $50, elsewhere, one year $32. for the company, said the bridge according to Bethlehem police. Subscriptions are not refundable. 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--·=mo•:::· ~=~~=::~~~ we'd seen in New York a couple probably a warm and inviting sustain anymore. By r:l'. HERINE !::.~C_A_RT_H_Y COMMENTARY: of years ago. Even going to resting spot for the MIT students As in Boston, this city of our familiar places, being in a crow There are mny reasons to who fill that area. yquth had its own plan for us. In stay home andjus1 a5 many to get ,/14om's ded urban environment can be After a quick return to the our efforts to get to SoHo to energizing, imd things always feel away 'N' ~en spring cept over the tltt! quiet ofhome that is always a check out incredibly priced art Capital District la>t v.eek and left new. Sometimes, too, a city offers welcome change after an urban and clothing- and see liow hip, some oi us not t-aveling south /;Oord surprises or discoveries you visit. Mom treated herself to that thin, unencumbered urbanites duriq; school vacation week, it might not have thought about. greatest ofluxuries- a weekend are dressing these days - we This· time, it was the "T," away with friends. I :met up with ended .up at the Brooklyn Bridge was ilice to be able to head to time, though; Dad had to stay Boston's subway, that caught three college friends, all born in stop·on the Lexington Avenue Boston and New Yori<: for a little home and make the money that big-c:ty iiving. Cormac's fancy with its different 1959 and so afflicted with names subway line. lets the boys and me live our life colored lines. On our first night, that end in "y" - Cyndy, Sally and The bays aod I headed to the ofleisure, so we made plans for a Cyndy said that she hadn't land of the bean and the scrod for we rode both the Red and Green Wendy. Our reunion spot was the been to ground zero, nor had trip '>"ithout him. We ·chose a lot lines, and Cormac immediately place we'd lived after college: the just o;Je night. I!·Jsbn is some Sally; so we ended up heading of the familiar sites: Expedia started a comparison list of their Big Apple. Cammy, who still lives what faiLiliar to UJS. Jt's a place I shov.-ed us the Cambridge Marr toward the area where the sky first visited with my oJllege friend qualities. Red won out as his there, joined us as we reflected on still seems empty without those iott as the least expensive hotel favorite, with its sleeker, newer the state of our lives in the place Marcy, when her family invited in the middle of a work week, and two towers. and less crowded - trains. On· where our friendships grew me to :heir home d\liCng a college the boys gave that a thumbs-up, I was last at ground zero in break. There was 1lso a New day two, he planned our travels so closer, our. horizons expanded, early October 2001 with Spotlight for they'd stayedthere before and that we could add Year's Eve trip w: th her and couldn't wait to get back in its Executive Editor Sue Graves. Cyncy c.nd Kriste:1, when we felt the Blue 'and Or- Rubble had still smoldered, and pool. Cormac wanted to return to ange lines to the impervious to a ':litter New the New England Aquarium and In a weekend that reinvigorated me building fragments had .still Engb:.1d winter nigl:t and wand Red and Green leaned in on each other. We Lega: Sea Food restaurant; while ones, and be able ered. :hrough Fanooil Hall and Christopher wanted to go to by taking me out of my daily_ hadn't been able to get any closer Bosb:1 C:ommon ':Jerore hitting a to report back to than West Broadway, where a Faneuil Hall; and we all agreed Dad that we'd ridd routine, and reconnected me with party gi·..en by a friend of a friend. we'd see Blue Man Group on National Guardsmen had patroll go en all the branches My l»Jsband Chris also wentto our frst evening there. people /love, the unscheduled stop eg the metal fencing, proffering of the subway on a box of tissues to quietly college •n Boston, .and sometimes All of our plan!' were repeats, the same day. at ground zero was Manhattan's gift we head there as a family to visit reverential visitors·. We had including the hysterically funny "Wait!" Cormac to us. his old ·stomping g:-ounds. This blue-painted performance artists talked with a fire chaplain from exclaimed as he California, who had predicted examined a "T" emotional and mental crises map as our day wound down. and we were drugged with the among firefighters in the not-too- "What's that purple line?" frenetic pace and all the possibil distant future. · "Commuter rail," Christopher ities that New York offered. Beyond a Saturday night dinner Nearly three years later, a high GLENMONT CHIROPRACTIC read, so our next trip will likely cyclone fence keeps visitors on include a ride to the suburbs. reservation, our only plan was to OFFICE, PLLC be together and maybe walk the perimeter of the site being Outside of our hotel, the boys around. On the first great spring rebuilt. 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House Road in Glenmont on April Police said he tested positive . · lottery tickets from a local gas . 13 at 12:17 a.m. for alcohol and was charged with station when she appears in court Mc Geeney was all ege dl y nng- ing up Pick 3 and Take 5 lottery Police said Lewis failed field DWI, speeding and failure to keep next month. ( tickets about 40 to 50 times a day sobriety tests and was driving right. Accordipg to the state police, over a nearly four-month period, with an expired Mississippi Margaret McGeeney, 40, of 23 without paying for them. license that has also been Maple Road, was emplayed as Police estimated she stole at suspended. an assistant store manager at the Voorheesville Mobil gas least $3,000 worth of lottery He was chanied with DWI, station. tickets. aggravated unlicensed operation ''We were able to track what of a motor vehicle and failure to Clippin' Park.;:~~:ga;:gether Police said over the course' of days she worked, the utilization signal for a turn. at a pretty tast cup at our newest location "" several months, the storeowner realized lottery tickets sales of the machine and, ultimately, Lewis was arraigned before in Clifton Park. Look for us this Spring. weren't adding up. she admitted to it," said James. Town Justice Frank Milano and A lengthy investigation by sent to Albaqy County jail in lieu Gregorys State Police and state Lottery of $1,000 bail. ~BARBERSHOP Clifton Park ·Next to Borders· Coming this Spring Driver charged officials culminated in iilll Masters of Barbering Main Square in Delmar· 439-3525 r McGeeney's arrest on March 9. He is scheduled to return to after truck She was charged with grand Town Court on May 4 at 4 p.m. larceny, a felony, and arraigned in Surry DeJohn, 22, of 89 Maple hits storefront Village Court in Voorheesville . Ave., Selkirk, was stopped by before Judge Kenneth Connolly. police for crossing the center line McGeeney was released on on Route 9W on April 15 at 4:03 . ~\''.; her own recognizance and is a.m. -a~r A Troy man was charged with scheduled to appear in court May Police said DeJohn failed field · ·Bethlehem Children's School crashing into the former Grand 3 at 7 p.m. sobriety tests and was charged Union storefront in Glenmont on with DWI, failure to keep right, Independent Full Day K-6 · Saturday,afternoon. For the Love of Learning... Bethlehem police charged Jeremy Cummins, 21, of 598 Sixth Community Earth Day Ave. in Troy, with criminal Fenton Art Glass mischief, after he allegedly drove Family Signing Event ... Celebration recklessly in the parking lot. Meet Lynn Fenton Erb, Saturday, May 1, 2004 Police said Cummins was great-granddaughter of backing up in the Feura Bush . 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Road parking lot around 2 p.m., the founder, and get ·. your purchases signed. , attempting to do a 180-degree We are joining with the Town of Bethlehem's Recycling Day turn, when he lost control of his Also available, this Raspberry as a designated site for recycling of the following items: 2001 Dodge pickup. His truck Opalescent Thlip Vase, -sneakers, cell phones, and printer cartridges , went into the shopping plaza's handmade exclusively for glass window. Cummins left the Fenton Family Signing Events.· plaza but later returned, ac cording to officers. • Sign up to win a special door Entrance Free prize~Fenton Colle10tor Police estimated the damage to Essentials-'-a $225. 00 value/ We will have: be about $7,000. • Watch the.Fenton factory Cummins was released on an tour on video! *Petting Zoo *Honest Weight Food Co-op appearance ticket and is • Enjoy meeting other avid *Pony Rides *Face Painting scheduled to appear in Town Fenton collectors! *Live Music *Games, Crafts, Food " Court on May 18 at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 25 *Dean Davis the Reptile Guy *Seano the Juggler Noon-3 p.m. *Animal Adoption Clinic *Book Sale BCHS class seeks *Zing-a-gram-Balloon Twister *Magician names, addresses Whatever the Reason ... Whatever the Season *Bee Display and f!oney Tasting The BCHS class of 1984 *Displays from Environmental OrganiZations .... reunion will be held on Saturday, . *Silent Auction, Raflle and more Oct. 9, at Normanside Country Grandma's Club. Your Place For Gifts The committee contact is Usa 12Fls erBv. ~ Hoenig Whalen at 439-3689 or Open Monday-Saturday 9 A.M.-:9 P.M., Sunday 10. A.M.-5 P.M. [email protected]. The 1275 Central Avenue • Colonie • 459~1209 • Website: bcschool.nycap.rr.com committee is seeking names and Visit our web site at http://ww:w.GrandmasCC.com For more information: 4 78-0224 ,. addresses of classmates. THENEW M.ARSHALL'S AQ~' 2ft);@~ Oli?A~lit~tr~~·· & ..q..;.""~· BE: SOLD! BRAND NEW 2004 NEW2004 OUTBACK WAGON L&GA.CY FULL POWER, HEATED CD ALL WHEEL DRIVEo.l STK#4Sl WAS $24,225 t Hurry it all-ends April 30 PAGE 6 April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT ~~~i£>JA IW~-·---1fu'tfu'k't[illi:i$91&'\'li-\NIIl:111fu@j_m_illlll Vio 1ent men don't deserve custody
Spring safety ,...,_~.._,,,.,,.,,~"''''''''"""''""'"'"""""'""''-"""' By KATHRYN ALLEN she has no other options. The sounds reverberating from teenagers' cars, even ·»·-----o<-;~>e-:''"""'-""''-'"'"»>»>».'>> Point of View At Unity House, we have been , when the vehicles are blocks away, is the true telltale -The writer is coordinator of the advocating for battered woman for 25 years. Many of these sign that spring has officially arrived albeit a month Batterer Accountability Project at Unity House in Troy. their way by force. Additionally, women endure years-and years of behind the calendar this year. children are directly at physical being repeatedly dragged into Great strides in protecting The thumping boom-da-da-boom-da-da-boom ema risk. Multiple studies show that court ·as their former abusers women from violent partners men who beat women are much seek to perpetuate their control _ natingfrom the cars will likely only get louder and more have been made in the last 30 prevalent as college kids return to the .s~burbs and _a_dd more likely to beat their children and undermine their former " years. After centuries of treating than are non-battering men. partner's new found stability. to the vehicular din for the summer dnvmg the fam1hes famHy violence as a private matter, Statistically, a batterer is also at Even when women prevail most used used car. courts now recognize that when high risk for perpetrating incest against spurious charges, the .. Weneedtoremind · · / a man beats a woman it is a criminal offense, regardless of the than is a non-battering father. emotional and financial costs can ourteenageandcol- Edttona relationship. Psychological damage goes be extraordinary. One woman lege age kids that this beyond that inflicted by just calculated that she spent the is the time pedestri- The federal Violence Against witnessing abuse or being the equivalent of two years of her ansflock to the streets for a bit of exercise and sunshine. Women Act and many state laws directtargetofviolence. Batterers salary over nine years of court nowNalidate that a woman's right By June, th~ younger kids will also be free to roam the often punish a mother for trying appearances related to child to personal safety does not end to protect a child by even more custody. streets and that means walking in many suburban when she enters into a neighborhoods without the luxury and safety of side relationship or marriage. We have severe abuse of the child. The She endured a tongue lashing - walks. even begun to acknowledge in trauma is heighte:'ed when the , by a judge who told her he was , our laws that not all abuse is father tells th,e ch_Ild, "See, y~ur tired of seeing "you people" in his · Some towns like Bethlehem have seen groups form mother doesn t care about you or courtroom despite the fact that to better protect its pedestrians. physical. Anti-stalking and when the courts find the mother ' she was merely harassment laws have now Anil towns throughout the region have started to criminalized behavior that wreak appearing to press residential developers to thi_nk a~out wal_kabiiity havoc on women's liVes. Fdr too long we have held the defend herself. as part of their overall pia~ for residential ~ousmg .. ~~ We have come a long way, but She eventually think developers should mcorporate the walkab1hty rhuch work remains to be done. assumption that a man can be violent went befor.e a factor into plans for all developments. _ The next phase of our progress judge who' in his relationship but still be 'a good figured out In the meantime many suburban 'streets' can be needs to focus on how batterers manipulate the courts .llnd use father.' what her . rather hazardous to'navigate as a pedestrian. And this abuser was meat's pedestrians and drivers alike need to exercise custody issues to continue a pattern of coercion and control trying to do ·more caution during warmer weather when most of us and effectively over their families. The emotional guilty of "failure to protect." like to be outdoors. and financial cost of this behavior barred him from further, At this point in a discussion of manipulation via the courts. Some sm~rt common-sense ways to keep our streets is high for both women and their domestic violence, the natural safe are to drive slow in residential neighborhoods children. Advocates who work on behalf instinct of many people is to say, of battered women repeatedly where kids often play in their front yards. Sometimes For too long we have held the "Well, why doesn't she leave?" the 30 mph standard isn't the smartest way to go. Obey assumption that a man can be hear stories of incredible .._ When children are at risk, manipulation that result in painful the law. Come to a complete stop at stop signs, and violent in his relationship but still women are held to a high be "a good father." As long as outcomes· for women and always be on the lookout for children and walkers. standard for child protection. children. Even as we sit with the '_ children are not the direct targets While both parents need to be Don't use back roads and neighborhoods as short of a father's violence - and evidence before us there is a part cuts to get where you're going. held accountable for child safety, us that wants to deny what we are . sometimes when they have been the public needs to understand . Pedestrians need to walk facing traffic and stay on - fathers are being awarded hearing. This instinct for denial is the extreme obstacles faced by perhaps a clue as to why it is sidewalks where they exist and out of the road wher unsupervised visitation and many women who seek to lea:ve sometimes full custody of their taking time for some who are ever possible. They ~hould be _especially ca~eful in_ the their abusers. charged with protecting children evening and wear bnght clothmg or reflectiv_e de;11~es children. Giving custody or The abuserwiil often threaten unsupervised visitation to to understand the multiple so that drivers will be able to see and av01d hitting to take the children as a means of batterers is problematic because dangers that batterers pose to pedestrians. When pedestrians walk toge0er, they_ . deterring her and it is a threat she their children. their attitudes and behaviors can needs to take seriously. Batterers should walk single file where there are no sidewalks. pose serious physical, sexual and We simply don't want to seek sole custody twice as often Parents should talk to young drivers in the family and emotional risks to their children. believe that violent men are as non-batterers and their review the rules of the road. Parents should also talk to Children experience trauma duping the police and courts, on fmancial advantage helps many of which so many rely for safety, and younger children aboutstayingoutofthe road, alid how simply by witnessing their mother them win custody fights. being beaten. At a time when they that these men are· being to safely ride bikes to avoid accidents. Women who leave also face ·are forming their beliefs about the rewarded for their treachery with The main issue is to practice safety first. real danger. Married women way the world works, they get a custody- of their vulnerable "' Have a safe and happy spring and summer. living apart from their )1Usbands children. profound message that their experience nearly four times the mother is not worthy of respect I suggest that the enduring frequency of physical assaults, and that fathers are entitled to get myth of "But he's a good father" •• sexual assaults and stalking than is one of the last vestiges of a -. do those who are still living with patriarchal society in which a the abuser. child is considered a possession ._ Orders of protection do not of the father, not an individual Presidelll and CEO- Richard.K. Keene deter a man who is determined to with his or her own rights to a safe Vice President and COO- John A. kick in a door. Of 57 domestic and nurturing_home life. Mcintyre-Jr. homicides occurring in New York But I further believe that this between 1990 and 1997, 75 Executive Editor- Susan Graves myth will be exposed as more percent of the victims had ended. judges and law guardians become Managing Editor- Dev Tobin the relationship or stated an familiar with the research and " Associate Editor- Elizabeth Dineen . intention to end it at the time of subtleties of how men manipulate their death. the courts to the detriment of Editorial Staff- Martin Bannan, Donna Bell, Production Manager- John Brent Sometimes women who have their children. Fortunately, there "" · never gotten so much as a parking Linda DeMattia, Michele Flynn, Betsy Glath, Assistant Production Manager- David Abbott are many players in our criminal ticket flee the state in contempt and civil justice systems who have Katherine McCarthy, Kristen Olby, Don Stake Production Staff- Martha Eriksen, Matthew Sports Editor- Rob Jonas of a court order to share custody developed radar that detects , Mimura, Kevin Whitney · of their children with their abuser. these dangerous fathers, and they Photography- Jim Franco Business Manager- John Skrobela A recent news report portrayed are making custndydecisions that Advertising Manager- Corinne Blackman Classijieds and Legals- Angela Preston one such mother as a criminal on protect children. · Advertising Repres"entUtives- Kim McKee, Dan the lam and the father as the Office Assistant- Liza Cline Allen can be reached at O'Toole, Meg Roberts, John Salvi one, Carol tearful, wronged party. [email protected]. The Sheldon We can only wonder what research cited in this piece can be extreme condii'ions would cause reviewed in Lundy Bancroft's -<. a woman to leave her home, her 125 Adams St., Delmar 12054 book, The Batterer as· Parent, (518) 439-4949 friends, her job, her whole life. 2002, Sage Publications. E-mail- " Imagine uprooting your children NEWS: [email protected] FAX (518) 439-0609 For information .about · OFFICE HOURS: from their schools, their friends, domestic violence services in ADVERTISING & CLASSIFIED: . and their home. It stands to [email protected] 8:30a.m.- 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Rensselaer County call 272-2370. J reason that when a woman defies In Albany County call432-7865. In - ' the law, it is because she has been Saratoga County call 584-8188. backed into a corner and believes THE SPOTLIGHT April21, 2004- PAGE 7 ~SJJ~~l' Library trustee: Board Shafer's leadership merits support Editor, The Spotlight: more than 50,000 professional past endeavors. .--- acts independently Recently, I received a call from employees was a daunting task I know Howard A. Shafer will an old friend and associate, that he carried· out with have the support of my f~mily. I Editor, The Spotlight: landscaping project that will be Howard A Shafer. It is illways nice professionalism, dignity and supported by volunteers. We'll be· hope you will consider Howard Responding to John Cody's to hear from Howard, and I was compassion. ' for our next county legislator to examining solutions for parking April 14 letter to The Spotlight, I pleased to hear that he had All of us have the opportunity represent the southern part of issues. We'll be looking at new feel that the Bethlehem Public decided to seek public office. · to belong to a political party (mine Bethlehem and northern part of technologies that can save Library board of trustees is Howard has ~pent most of the is Republican) and to run for Coeymans on April27. taxpayers money and make it becoming more unified and 30 some odd years I have known political office. cohesive than it has been in some easier to use the library. You can vote for him on lines him in public service. He has However, it takes a special B,CorE. time. On one point I think we all can always represented his consti person to be a leader. Howard is We are fortunate to have the agree - being a Bethlehem tuents in an outstanding fashion a tested leader and will serve his Michael E. DeVoe long-term experience of twn Public Library trustee is never and never deviated from his future constituency with the Chairman,· board members. With the rest of dull. Just keep watching us! commitments. same enthusiasm ~she has in his Republicans for Shafer _,. the board (come June) having Thanks for your support. As president of the Public served two years or less as Randy Fisher Employees Federation, Howard trustees, we are a young, vibrant Bethlehem Public Library was always accessible to the ~ group full of fresh blood. trustee membership and would listen to As incoming trustees will Glenmont their needs. Leading a union of discover, this is an ·independent The 4-Step board in no one's pocket. Do we Maybe It's Time disagree at times? Absolutely. to Seek Professional Help! And we grow and learn from our Have you ever run from store to store trying to differences as much as from our r r•rr. >rr match tiny decorating samples, only to get Culligan Fortn.ul~ -" similarities. home and find they just won't"work? We are thrilled to have the I'll bring thousands of samples directly to you and save you time and money. Equals 100% customer satisfaction! renovation behind us. But this is Call me today and make it easy on yourself! just the beginning of good things to come. .9/oo~n cfnL'im We'll be launching a major INTERIOR DECORATING By Susan LurW. '· Selkirk auxiliary is grateful for support Editor, The Spotlight: The Selkirk Fire Co. No. 1 C? auxiliary would like to say thank \7 you to all of our neighbors and Call477-1268 or 479"0124 friends that supported our recent ·"' fish fry dinners. .., ...... • ,,;, L.BROWE We had a very successful four • ASPHALT SERVICES dinner event, thanks to a great •- community turnout. · Honest, Depi!ndable Duality Service We have had these dinners for Always at an Affordable Price A 2nd Generation Paving Company more than 20 years, and each year Heated Power Paver • Free Estimates .> we see lots offamiliarfaces as well Fully Insured- All Guaranteed Don't wait. With the 4-Step Culligan . as new ones. 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Additional items are$ 50 each It's nice knowing~ IS lheJ_ egistered service marX of Bankllorth Group, Inc. , ... ======::::::::::======~::::::::::=~~====:::::::::::==:::::::::.::::::::=:::::======PAGE 8- April21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT ~~~--~~~~~------~------~~~~~~~~- • Protestor agrees vigil is politically motivated Trustee is Editor, The Spotlight: He specifically refers to my in our government, and that is by These actions by our current retiring, not In his recent letter to the recent letter to the editor and being politically motivated and administration speak louder than editor, Roger Contento accuses apparently is not convinced that actively· engaged in our the flag-waving and rhetoric. resigning the individuals who participate in our real motivation is peace. democracy. We are not "winning the hearts Editor, The Spotlight: ..... a vigil for peace every Monday at He is right. I am politically In a year v.ith so much at stake, and minds of the people," as our _ 1 the Four Corners in Delmar, of motivated. As far as I know, there I would hope that most every president insists. The Iraqi'people. -I am writing because my , being "politically motivated." is only one way to affect change thinking person would be have risen up against the retirementasaBethlehemPublic'' politically motivated. Isn't this the American occupation of their Iibrarytrusteewhenmyfive-ye~ key to maintaining democracy? Box Office: countrY. Could this cause morale term expires was incorrectly - The accusations continue with problems for our troops? referred to as a "resignation" in (518) 274-3256 an April14 letter to the editor. www.nysti.org the mention of civilians who were .I am politically motivated to raped, tortured, killed and gassed bring change to our democracy· Iamretiringfromtheboardfor under Saddam's dictatorship. and to hold our leaders personal reasons and with real 8 PM : 4/23, 30 accountable for their actions. regret in leaving the colle:~ialo._J 2 PM: 4/24, 25* Mr. Contento wants to know why wasn't protesting then. efforts tbat it has been my r Our children will pay for the privilege to share with All the lOAM Again, he is right. weekday shows decisions made by this self- colleagues there under · are SOLD-OUT! I should have been protesting described "war" president, for the outstanding board presidents, in the 1980s as George H.W. rest of their lives. Susan B-irkhead and John *Sigp-la11guage i11terpnted . pnfimnatJce Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald The disastrous consequences Hathaway. Rumsfeld made illegal weapons of this war, that has created more Discussion, occasionally deals with Saddam's ruthless regime. terrorists and more instability in spirited, is invariably directed Tickets: the world, will affect our. country toward the goal of rno:st e:ffic:ierltlY._ $20 Adult I should have protested in 1983 for generations. serving the public's needs. $16 Senior/Student when Donald Rumsfeld led a U.S. . $10 Children Our troop deserve honor and The board's deliberations as a 25% discount for groups mission to Iraq to show support for Sad dam Hussein. - respect. If we are willing to result are satisfyingly pnJdttctiv~, of 10 or more sacrifice them in an unjust war, and far from the negative Mr. Conten:o accuses Recommended for based on lies and deception, do characterization suggested in the all ages' , protestors of not supporting the we honor and support our troops? letter. troops, "undermining their honor If the protesters were silent, and spirits". The new trustees who All Perforinances would this show respect ? . soon be elected will join in Schacht Fine Arcs Perhaps the morale of the Center, Russell Sage From my point of view, war is appropriately functioning College,Troy troops might have been affected not the answer. As Ghandi said, whose efforts will continue to by the recent cuts in veterans "An eye for an eye makes the justify the community's con benefits, low pay, extended tours· whole world blind." fidence in this fine institution. · NYS Theatre Institute and lack of needec supplies. This Trudy Quaif Professional theatre for family audiences appears to me to be a la~k of VIMIW.nysti.org support for our troops. Delmar Unlimited calling to 36 million Verizon Wireless customers. That's a lot of free calls. BRUNSWICK luyOne ELECTRONICS Get One Freel $ Glenmoni Plaza 4999 388 Feura Bush Rd. 2A ' AlrB ...... nhm. Glenmont, NY 12077 --.-...... -----J--.-.. -.....-. 518-432-3318 Free ®-Network Calling from the National G).nMwOrt: Covrrage Area Plus, unlimited Night & Weekend Minutes and 400 anytime minutes / · '~.. when oiling In the America's C*pimau15ideolllltrlfH~Il69tfmin.!~~~.!2~22:= Are vou. '-LJ.1~?- Come visit our beautifUl new showroom located in 432-1320 Glenmont Plaza, comer ofRte. 9Wand Feura Bush Rd. i IA@§M ILI&Hf April21, 2004 PAGE 9 liilW!M!C'l\0:\\:TfuWWllM-NY -- If-~~~-- .~ Residents should vote" BC earns A for dropping class-rank Editor, Th~ Spotlight: legislators in a special election. Editor, The Spotlight: class rank. intellectual, social and.ethical I want to thank town residents Many of the candidates have I was delighted to read in a. We want our students to be capacities, each at his or her own for the overwhelming support for strong community. involvement recent Spotlight article that stimulated and enthused by their pace. the temporary building mora and have been openly supportive Bethlehem Central High School studies rather than to blindly Besting one's peers does not . torium adopted by the town board of the moratorium, as well as has decided to discontinue the pursue the mighty A by taking mean one has done one's best on March 3L other town initiatives. practice of ranking its students course loads beneath their I salute the BCHS admini The moratorium will provide Understanding how a for the purpose of college capabilities. stration for recognizing that us the time needed to create and candidate has supported our admission. Thankfully, colleges recognize cooperation, not competition, is adopt a comprehensive plan for town's issues is important as we As an independent college that the purpose of a high school our best hope for achieving these our town that will ensure smart elect our county legislators. counselor, I frequently counsel education is to expand students' lofty goals. growth while helping to maintain That's why I ask you to students who feel the need to minds; to inspire them to think, fill Rifkin the character of our community consider the candidates that will eschew difficult courses for fear act, read and write critically and College Options and preserve open space. best represent those interests you that the slightly lower grades they passionately; to develop their Delmar Equally as important, it voted for in November. might earn will jeopardize their demonstrates what we can We need to stand up for our class rank. accomplish when we stand community and for our future. I rarely deviated from the together to be counted. Again, I urge you all to vote on following advice, developed after This week I am asking each of April27, so that we can electthose speaking at length with dozens of you to once again to make your candidates who will protect our admissions officers: Students voices heard. town's best interests. should take the most challenging On Tuesday, April27, the town Theresa Egan curriculum they can comfortably .. will be asked to select our county Bethlehem Town Supervisor and sensibly handle, even at the risk of a slightly lower GPA and In Slingerlands, The Spotlight is sold at Falvo's Price Chopper and Tollgate. ItS a Good Thing Some of Our · r_r-1 ) g lm i ;; l \ fj .. ,_· m Kt;'.m -" ,.' .·'W ;1 \\"~ J _e ~ H >- · f~' ~ [~."·· 5~lii) ;Iii .l v , _m_ llj .. ~ · J .m1 L ~ U.L! o w ~; It Makes ·the 20,000 CFM . 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Please note: We resruve lhe r;gffi to alter Of withdraw these prOOUds ot CW!a."fl 100\ures th,ereof witt!Ot.1 prior notilicati®. ·Member FDlC ·jt I' PAGE10 April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT Cunningham has deep community roots Schwartz is man of people Editor, The Spotlight: ·graduated from St. Thomas raise their family in Bethlehem. Editor, The Spotlight: affiliation. My brother, Jack, is a School, Bethlehem Central High Their two children are students The voters in the 36th When Tony and I talked abut candidate for the county School and the University of at Bethlehem Central middle and Legislative District have an his running for this office, I Legislature in the 34th District, Massachusetts. high schools. opportunity .that I would like to remember one of the things he which includes parts of Elsmere, His wife, Leslie, is a graduate Jack brings 27 years of busi share with you. said: 'The people come first," and Delmar and Slingerlands. of Bucknell University and ness experience to county gov One of the candidates running I know he means it. I am not impartial, of course, received a master's degree in ernment. He also has a record of in this district is a truly bipartislm I'm asking you the voters in the but I hope voters will consider library science from the community involvement as a candidate. He does not care what · 36th District to remember we some things I know about Jack University at Albany. She is coach of Bethlehem Tomboys .your political party affiliation is, have a golden opportunity to vote before casting their votes on April working part-time as a liorarian as softball, a founding member of he cares about the community as for a real caring person on April 27. Albany Law School and R_usselr Bethlehem Tomorrow and· a a whole. I have known this man 27. I ask you to vote for Tony Jack grew up in Bethlehem, Sage College. volunteer for the Albany City for nearly 20 years, and we would Schwartz. the youngest of five brothers. He Jack and Leslie have chosen to Mission. be hard pressed to find a more joann Glassbrenner He has sponsored legislation caring of fair person to represent Democrats for Tony Schwartz to expand EMTservices, support us in the county Legislature. Selkirk volunteer fire and ambulance This person is Tony Schwartz. · companies, address agricultural I remember when Tony served on conservation and preserve open the school board. He worked hard Keep Cunningham spaces. to help improve the education that in Legislature If voters give Jack the our children received. He fought opportunity to continue serving in hard to keep our taxes in check. Editor, The Spotlight: the county Legislature, I know I feel confident that Tony will This Tuesday, April 27, I will that he will work hard for the fight to keep our taxes from going be ·voting to keep County entire community.. higher than they already are. Legislator Jack Cunningham in Michael]. Cunningham Tony Schwartz is the people's the Albany County ~gislature. . Slingerlands candidate, regardless ,of party I met Jack several years ago through our involvement with Bethlehem Tomorrow. He is truly com.mitted to maintaining the EXTENDED HOIJRS character of our community. He was a leading advocate for out Man - Fri, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. building moratorium and an GIVE ME A CALL. I'VE BEEN AN ALLSTATE AGENT FOR 9 YEARS. Sat, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. outspoken proponent for a • comprehensive town plan . As a teacher, I am very ·con Rick Schrade, Agent cerned about the unrestrained 636 Delaware Ave. growth this town has witn.essed Delmar ~ in recent years, and the (518) 475 0123 Graduation extraordinary impact it is having [email protected] Allstate. on our public school system. Like Vou'B in good bands. • me, Jack believes strongly in our . P.S. Proud member of Chamber of Commerce. Catering public education system and recognizes its importance for a ln•uranu subjoct to anllabilit_y and qualifications. Allnate lnsuronce ComPany and Al!nato Prop~rty and Cuualty ln1un.nco thriving community. Company, t.Jo~hbrook, Illinois Cl200l Al~tau Insurance C""'J'""Y· · • Hot & Cold Buffets . It is important that our county • Giant Party Subs representatives recognize the value of our public education • Party Platters system and will be working to ensure that it is protected. I hope voters in Bethlehem 244 Delaware Ave., Delmar take time on Apri127 to vote in the (Next to Delmar Beverage) 439-8272 special eJection. I hope that voters ~- in the 34th District join me in support of]ack by voting to "Keep Cunningham our county .THE TROLLEYS ARE .BACK! legislator." AMISH MADE Karen Beck· FURNITURE Delmar SHOW & V<>.JLJ.AJ- --BURT ANTHONY Coming to the .. ASSOCIATES Colonie Center FOR- INSURANCE Cent.ral Ave. & Wolf Road (located lower level near Boscov's) We offer all forms, TEMPORARY SALES EVENT M ~. * 9,004 ~ April 16th thru May 2nd 2004 1 of saturdaY* ~ 1p.M. 10 ~ Featuring: Arts & Crafts 6 P.M: • ~ . motorcycle Large Selection ofAmish made, mission and Artislic A.. f~ , .~;;:.ut"'~ . Demonstrations ~-'·"•,.;'r::llr,.. 1 cr· RM\\1'1'.%WHI IWP<:'I 11'$ff§EM!F¥@1l!'BZ-----~~~h~ ! • Candidate outlines qualificatjons for county Legislature Editor, The Spotlignt: I hope you'll see I'm the most ·ernment to be a genuine servant against any county budget that I'm working hard to earn the -~ I am a candidate for the Albany qualified for the job, and the one of the people. raises taxes and doesn't control privilege ofyourvote so that I may County Legislature in the 34th you can trust to do the best work. In the studies leading to my spending. I will fight the tax-and serve you in the Legislature. District, and I am asking the Do I have the right back Ph.D in American history, I was spend policies that in the last If you want to hire a legislator , citizens of Bethlehem to hire ground for the job? inspired by the principles of good three years have increased who holds sacred the public trust, me. With 11 years' experience in government and personal in property taxes by 45 percent. who respects the intelligence of After ~an, being a county the state Legislature-and the State tegrity upon which our nation was · And I will find ways for the Bethlehem voters and will fiercely -~ legislator is a job, and you- the University of New York, and four founded. It is those principles that county to invest in Bethlehem. defend your right to elect rep voters- will do the hiring. years representing the New York will guide my work. 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Shafer in touch with constituents Dawson deserves I Editor, The Spotlight: I have known Howard for a of the community gather J number of years, and I have never informally to discuss important to be re-elected This is to remind voters that met anyone who is so in touch issues zoning issues Howard Shafer is running for the with his constituents. · surrounding Waste Management, Editor, The Spotlight: residents along the Normans Kill surrounding the. landslide site. ..__ Albany County Legislature in His long record of community or a Selkirk Bypass, for example Charles Dawson is running for District 36 in the special election With this accomplishment, he has service will speak for itself, but I - Howard is always there re-election for Albany County to be held on April27. listening and giving good ad legislator in the 35th Legislative demonstrated that preservation have noted that when members of open space and economic vice. District. I am writing to highlight . <.. his accomplishments. development can coexist in He seems to know everyone, Bethlehem. I believe his hard work as a and he has a deep and genuine • Dawson has sponsored a love of his community. · legislator has greatly benefited our community and should earn library technology grant program " - I hope the voters will take this him a second term. in the special to help libraries throughout the Look like a opportunity to elect someone who election on April 27: Here are county expand computer re would make a really good some of his achievements: sources and services. The " Bethlehem library has received representative of his _community • Dawson is the force behind in the county Legislature. more than $20,000 of these funds million for Bethlehem's new Normans Kill used to ·support a m<;>bile , . Stephen F Downs Landslide Preserve creating a 60- computer lab. acre open space available to town . Selkirk • Dawson has also been active five bucks. in the county Legislature and in ~.:. the community in opposing the OUr Junior Apprentice Barbers in Training will intrusive aspects of the Patriot Act that allow government review of ._ be thrilled to make you look like a million for our library use without our just 5 bucks. By appointment. knowledge. only Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. • Dawson sponsored a Millennium Grant for senior "' services that led to a $25,000 13 years and older. Only for a limited time. award for a much-needed new senior van. • Dawson is ail active volunteer firefighter with the Gregorys Elsmere Fire Company. He "' worked extensively on the "Join ~BARBERSHOP Now "·campaign to recruit and ~ Masters of Barbe:ing retain,volunteer firefighters and .. eirieriiimcy medical technicians Main Square in Delmar • 439-3525 generating a $50,000 matching grant. ... • Dawson works for the New York State School Boards· Association advocating for education. ' SPECIAL ElECTION,, " ' * * * ----'~ * * * Finally, Charlie brings considerable intellectual cred ·27 ._··· . , . entials to the job necessary to .,. £Cl 1\iesday,:,~pril preserve our community and strengthen our tax base. He holds a doctorate in public ' · administration, has been a state ~~-£~ HERB,";REILLY legislative staffer, international ~ ·- ' . legislative Consultant and author. " On a practical note, you will ALBANY COUNTY LEGISLATOR also find him at the Soccerplex working on landscaping projects ~ 33RD DISTRICT BETHLEHEM & NEW SCOTLAND like the rest of us this spring Bruce 0. Bushart EXPERIENCED Delmar ~ • 10 YEARS TOWN COUNCILMAN • 12 YEARS TOWN-SUPERVISOR ~ • 4 YEARS COUNTY LEGISLATOR .,CJ 0 :JJ EFFECTIVE OJ .,-< • ROAD IMPROVEMENTS :JJ m IN BETHLEHEM & VOORHEESVILLE 2 CJ U'l • EMT MEDICAL SERVICES IN .,0 BETHLEHEM & NEW SCOTLAND :r: m • ALBANY COUNTY PESTICIDE LAW :JJ OJ IN EFFECT :JJ m r- • LEAD SPONSOR FOR ACQUISITION OF S( D&H TRACKS FOR BIKE & HIKE TRAIL ~HERB REILLY YOUR VOICE IN THE LEGISLATURE * * VOTE APRIL 27 * * * DEMOCRAT~ INDEPENDENCE• WORKING _FAMILY PARTY x THE SPOTLIGHT April21, 2004- PAGE 13 ~ -How the SBA and other government-guaranteed loans can help your- busine~ lender is one the SBA selects,- · 85 percent SBA guarantee Companies should call a By Patrick J. Mucci, preferred lender experienced Vice President, for its business lending goes into default, the govern- expertise, to use SBA criteria ment will pay the bank $85,000 · in SBA loans for details. KeyBank N .A. _,,,,,,,,..-""'"" and procedures to grant SBA- of the $100,000 balance. Banks work with the SBA overnment-guaranteed guaranteed loans. Preferred The SBA Express program and the CDC through the 504 lenders approve SBA loans, provides loans up to $250,000. loan program that allows ) financing offers busi- nesses important reducing processing time and -In an efficient approval expanding businesses to G the risk to the banks. This process, preferred lenders use advantages over traditional finance 90 percent of real encourages banks to finance their own documents to financing. estate acquisitions or improve > growing and difficult to process, service and liquidate ments or the purchase of The U.S. Small Business finance businesses such as loans if borrowers go into equipment at a fixed rate over Administration (SBA) offers hotels, restaurants and start- default. SBA Express guaran- 20 years. Banks finance 50 , government-guaranteed loans, ups. The SBA essentially acts tees up to 50 percent of a loan, percent with interest rates - · working with banks and a · as an insurance company permits revolving lines of adjusted every 5 years; the community development covering the loan. credit and may not require CDC finances 40 percent with company (CDG), such as the Through its 7 (a) Loan collateral on loans of less than rates fixed for up to 20 years. ~ statewide New York Business Guaranty Program_ its $25,000. SBA Export Express Development Corporation. By requiring businesses to primary loan guarantee also works through preferred Patrick J. Mucci provide only 10 percent of the program_ the SBA guaran- lenders to help ·qualified small The SBA provides !inane- . equity for projects (banks ing, particularly through tees as much as 85 percent on companies develop and approvals within 36 hours for typically require 25 percent), "preferred lender" banks, to loans up-to $150,000 and 75 expand foreign markets. loans up to $150,000 and this program allows busi businesses that otherwise percent for loans up to $2 The Low Documentation guarantees up to 85 percent of nesses to preserve capital for ... could not access funds to million. For example, if a loan Loan (Low Doc) offers a one the loan amount. other purposes. Stable interest grow and prosper. A preferred -with a $100,000 balance and an page application form and SBA 7 (a) loan programs rates also make the 504 offer longer terms than program attractive to busi conventional loans: up to 25 nesses, which can borrow as years for real estate, 7 years much as $1.3 million in certain KeyBank was the-#1 bank lender for SBA loans in the Capital Region in 2003. for working capital and 10 circumstances. years for equipment. If a Businesses considering this borrower finances real estate, type of financing should check equipment and working with lenders or the CDC capital, the payback period for concerning 504 program If you want to go far in small business, the entire loan will be pro requirements such as job rated according to the percent creation and owner occupancy. choose a lender that knows S.B.A. to Z. age used for each purpose. · Lenders can also explain how Down payments vary based . to combine 7 (a) and 504 financing and additional • on time· in business and use of loan proceeds. Interest rates ·benefits under these pro for 7 (a) loans are limited to grams. 2.75 percent over the Wall Visit www.sba.gov (the SBA Street journal prime rate of site) and www.key.com/ sba to interest. SBA loan repayment find the financing your com terms include monthly install pany needs. The KeyBank site ments of principal and inter contains information on how est, without "balloon pay to write a business plan and an ments." application form with applica .. The costs for SBA loans are tion checklist. · minimal, with loan-packaging When a company in our fees from $250 to $1,000, and · area needed more space and a an SBA Guaranty fee, like an more centralized location than insurance premium, of 1.5 to its rented facility provided, it •. 3.5 percent of the guaranteed used the 504 program to buy portion of the loan. This fee is its own building located near financed in the loan. where its empioyees live. Its To qualify for an SBA loan, loan payment is only 25 a company must be indepen-· percent of its former rent and dently owned and operated, workers' commute is shorter. Securing an SBA loan is easier than you think with not be dominant in its field Another area company had and must meet SBA employ leased equipment for five a financial advisor who knows small business to ment or sales standards for ye-ars and needed additional different business types. working capital and a line of the letter. At Key, we give you simple, direct advice Potential borrowers must credit. Through an SBA from experts who are dedicated to helping small also be of good character and Express loan, KeyBank provided a $200,000 line of • demonstrate strong manage businesses succeed. Your SBA Relationship ment skills and an ability to credit and a 7 (a) loan for pay, based on historic cash $400,000. This refinanced the Manager can help you determine if an SBA loan's flow. Startups must present leased equipn:tent over eight years, reduced 'its monthly - unique credit features, inCluding longer terms and strong business plans. Busi nesses must have net worth payment and provided long fiexible loan structure, can work for your business. consistent with industry term working capital to reduce averages and adequate collat its accounts payable, all eral to secure the loan. through one loan. Qualified businesses can Working with banks, the - use SEA-guaranteed loans for SBA and the CDC, businesses such purposes as: can grow through resourceful, The Solution is Key. . affordable, convenient govern • constructing new commer ment-guaranteed financing cial buildings if they are owner programs. occupied; - To find out more about Key SBA lending, About the author: Patrick KeyBank call Patrick Mucci at 257-9405. • purchasing land and Mucci is vice president with Or visit www.key.com/sba. existing buildings, which also KeyBank. He has more than must be owner occupied; 31 years' experience in finan <>-x Achieve anything. • expanding or modernizing cial services and now special facilities; izes in government-guaran teed lending. His office is at Member FDIC SBA Preferred Lender • purchasing machinery, Credit products are subject to credit approval. G) equipment, fixtures, or inven 66 S. Pearl Street in Albany, The Solution is Key is a federally registered service mark of KeyCorp. --LENDER tory; and he can be reached at 257- 02004 KeyCorp 9405 or by e-mail at Patrick_ • augmenting receivables [email protected]. and working capital...... PAGE 14-April21,.2004 THE SPOTLIGHT -- Planning ~~!i!i>.if-~~--- council to 'lrrational' agenda· shouldn't be foreig~ policy meet Editor, The Spotlight: . understanding of the realities of olence Jar more than 30 years, fact remains that most terrorism The Bethlehem. Planning "' The anti"war protestors the world. based on fanaticism and an in this world is spawned in the Advisory Council (BPAC) will· continue to ask for peace. In the In order to achieve peace, both irrational hatre9, and not because Middle East. In my opinion, that hold an Issues Identification abstract, we all would like peace; sides of a conflict must have a of any-legitimate cause. entire region is, and always has Workshop on Thursday, April 22, , genuine desire for peace. Ter ':'errorisis, by their very desire been, a threat to the world. from 7 to 9 p.m. in the town hall - however, to believe that we can auditorium. live in peace with terrorists shows rorists have been acting out with to terrorize, ha•e shown that they Iraq is as good a target in the The purpose of this· initial a complete and utter lack of random and indiscriminate vi- never wanted peace and will neve.r war on terrorism 'as .any, and public workshop-is to introduce <._ want peace. probably better than most, given the community to the. compre The 9/11 commission can Saddam Hussein's track record. hensive planning process. This : investigate forever why we did not In many ways, it is much better interac.tive workshop will assist ' .·1 go to war against terrorism that we flush out and fight the BPAC and the compre)lensive , We drive.You win. sooner that we did. In some ways terrorists .in their own backyard plan consulting team in defining ' none of us is to ·blame for not than here in our country. the town's attributes and help to , Daily Round Trips . $34 ~()"l:ls.pa.ckage · foreseeing the horror of9/ll, and I don't believe for a moment identify issues and concerns that to Mohegan Sun: all of us are to blame for being that this will change the minds 9f should be addressed throughout Includes $1 O,restaurant or· cooplacent about terrorism. retail credit or full buffet* any of the anti-war protestors. the planning process. The fact remains that this war <, My intention is to state for the Residents, property owners, Only $25! and 2 $1 0 Jree bets*~' on terrorism was a long time record that I for one do not want business owners and all others coming and now that it has started, we cannot end it until all their irrational' agenda to become who are interested in the future otir country's foreign policy. of the town are· encouraged to ~ ter~orists are destroyed. For reservations Sun., Mon., -Tues. Friday · joseph R. Cardamone . participate in this workshop. Servicing: Wed. Fri.' & Sat. R~d Eye The debate about Iraq can and pick-!Jp continue forever; however, the Slingerlands The BPAC is a nine member Schene~dy 7:00am 6:45am 5:00pm advisory committee established • locations call by the town board to prepare a Wade Tours. Latham 7:15am comprehensive plan and a 1------i Albany 7:30am 7:30am 5:30pm George W. Frueh mended zoning ordinance for the .. Schodack 7:45 am 7:45 am 5:45 pm town. Over the next nine months, WADE TOURS Express service every Wednesday from Fuel Oil • Kerosene • Diesel Fuel Schenectady at 9:00 am. BPAC will hold numerous public <:. meetings on a variety of topics related to the comprehensive planning process. , The next BPAC meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 3 at 6:30 p.m. at First United Meth odist Church at 428. Kenwood Advance reservations are strongly advised. The bonus packages are issued to individuals 21 years Av~~.~" .. - of age or older. Purchase your next bus trip with your Player's Club points at the Mohegan Sun Bus Sales ticket window. *$10 restaurantfretail credit may be substituted for a full meal at either Seasons Buffet or Sunburst Buffet. "*Not a match play. Offer subject to change without notice. • ·)1 . April 21, 2004 Howard A. Shafer has the experience Dear Neighbor, to do the job... • ~, ~~ . .·c '· I am running for the Albany County Legislature for * Current and ~ice-elected member ofRavena the 36th District and I am asking for your vote on Coeymans Selkirk School Board. April 27th. As a life-long resident of Albany County, I have had the opportunity to contribute to our * Active member the Selkirk Fire Department. community and I know the issues concerning the residents of the 36th district. * Life-long Albany County resident active in issues important to Bethlehem and Coeymans residents; As your legislator, I will support the services our participant in Bethlehem Town Board Meetings, seniors depend on and will support measures to preserve farmland, open space and the character of Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce, Bethlehem our communities. Through a conservative fiscal Toinortow and the Selkirk Association for Every approach. to government spending I will. fight for Resident. property tax reductions for hard-working families and seniors. *.Former president and vice president for the New York State Public Employees Federation, AFL I will, if elected, devoie my full time to the County C!O. Legislature to ensure that the needs of our residents are met. * Retired fiscal analyst and program administrator for New York State after more than 30 years. I would appreciate your support and your vote on April 27th. * Awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for · Vietnam duty in the Marines. -Howard A. Shafer, 767-0404 * Endorsed by Supervisor Theresa Egan & Sheriff James L. Campbell. Paid For By Friends ofHoward A. Shafer THE SPOTLIGHT April2l, 2004- PAGE 15 Faculty/staff will strut their stuff at showcase An evening of entertainment NEWS NOTES child 10 and under. Preschool plans teen night at the junior/senior by the faculty and staff of the Admission is $1 for students rummage sale high school on Friday, April 23, elementary and high schools has Voorheesville and $2 for adults. Voorheesville Community from 7 to 10 p.m. in the middle been rescheduled and is slated for Preschool is holding a rummage school gym. Saturday, April24, at 7 p.m. BetsyG/ath For information, call the school 765-4415 at 765-3314. sale on Saturday, April24, from 9 PTA slates meeting • It will be held in the a.m. to 2 p.m. at First United The next meeting of the Performing Arts Center .at the Nature Center set f11r Methodist Church of Voor· Voorheesville PTA will be held at high school. Tickets will be children on Friday, April 23, at Earth Day cleanup heesville. the elementary school library on availa&le at the door, and all are 7:30 p.m. The cost of a ticket is The Friends of Thacher Park There will be a bake sale and Thursday, April22, at 7 p.m. invited to attend. $3 for adults and $1 for students.· will celebrate Earth Day on vendors, including Longaberger Church serves pork dinner Saturday, April 24, at 9 a.m. by baskets, Discovery Toys, Avon, Volunteer day slated All are invited to attend. New Scotland Presbyterian ;.· New Scotland residents are having volunteers do a cleanup of Pampered Chef and Creative · Supervisor to address their adopted section of Route Church will be having a ro.ast having a town-wide volunteer day Memories. More vendors are pork dinner on Saturday, May 1. Kiwanians 157. needed. For information, eall76S. to help the disabled or senior The dinner will be from 4:30 to citizens in town on Saturday, April New Scotland Kiwanis Club Meet at Hop Field picnic area 2449. members will learn about the and volunteers will receive a T· 7 p.m. at 2010 New Scotland Road. 24. Middle school to host The prices are $8.50 for adults, $4 town's present and future from shirt for helping out. The kick-offwill be held at the Supervisor Ed Clark at their teen night for children, and children under town hall at 9 a.m. You and your Thursday, April22, meeting. The For information .call 872-0800. There will be a middle school age 5 eat for fret;. family can help by doing home session, which will be held in the . repair and maintenance or yard community room of the cleanup. Please bring rakes and > Presbyterian Church in Ne.w glove.s if you have them. Scotland, will begin with dinner For high school students, this at 6:30 p,m. and is open to the Everything .. ~ . event can be counted for your public. community service require· For reservations or inform' . ments. ation call 765-4257 or 765-4084 RSVP by calling the supervisor's office at 439-4889 if High school announces you can help. family swim times The Voorheesville high school Talent show set pool offers a family swim on .. at elementary school Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. and There will be a talent show Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. featuring elementary school An adult must accompany any Delmar Carpet Care including the kitchen sink QUALITY CARPET CLEANING • WALL TO WALL •UPHOLSTERY ~~ • • ORIENTALS AND AREA RUGS Tim Barrett THE HANDS THAT HELP ' ' BETHLEHEM'S. ' . CHILDREN. Deberve a fairS There are many hands that help Bethlehem's children every day. We are in classrooms, making a difference in how children learn. We drive and maintain their school buses and prepare and serve the students good, nutritious food. We keep the buildings clean and safe, and keep the essential communication flowing between the schools and our commun.ity. Because of our work, together with reachers, administrators and a great comrimnity, our schools are recognized as some of the best in the state . ./ We Deserve a. fa.Lr Shak.e We will be asking for your support in the coming weeks . Our pride in our work and the quality of our efforts don't go very far for our families as negotiations continue. Thank you in advance for all you do and our bills. Almost all our members make far less than the average per capita income. in for us and for our students. Bethlehem. That increases our concern that the school district's proposals will make it harder · to retain and recruit quality employees and loca! residents for our schools. THE BETHLEHEM CENTRAL UNITED EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION Our current cOntract .expires on June 30. We want to be treated with the same respect FOR MoRE INFORMATION CONTACT: and dignity that other employees have received in their negotiations. Our work, too, NEA/NY Albany Office: 518-432-4041 is at the heart of children's success . ./ Suppmt tM Ha.ttds that He~p Our C~Lldrett , We want to continue our good ·work. We love our jobs and want to stay in them. .. Treating current and future school workers fairly makes that possible. National Education Association of New York PAGE 16-April21, 2004 THE $POTLIGHT Library offers gardening tips, kicks off Sky Camp project The library will sponsor a.------= Federal Library Services and As difficult as the physical University. She is a reporter and workshop with master gardener Voorheesville Technology Act funds, awarded to demands are, Elizabeth never opinion columnist for the Press & Phyllis Rosenblum at 7 p.m. today the New York State Library by the retreats into self-pity. She copes Sun Bulletin in Binghamton. Her April 21. Rosenblum will explain PubliC Library Federal Institute of Museum and as best she can, and admits her essays and articles have been how to perk up your perennials Library Services, and is being shortcomings. published in many periodicals, and other tips. No signup is fans. Blue Heron is a local com presented in conjunction with . As difficult as it is to watch her including The New York Times necessary. pany that sold one of its powered Voorheesville schools, father's mental and physical Magazine, Glamour, Newsweek, On April 29 at 7 p.m. ,the li parachutes to the makers of the The May 7 book discussion abilities deteriorate, she cher People and Rolling Stone. She is brary will begin an ongoing last James Bond film, and it features the work of author E ishes the time spent with him and the author of Impossible Furn '--·. exploration of flight called "Sky became Bond's vehicle, the lizabeth Cohen, who will be his relationship with his grand iture, a book of poetry and is Camp." The first program for the Parahawk. You can check out the visiting the library in. May to hold daughter. currently working on a memoir whole family will bring the action Blue Heron Web site at a reading and a workshop for about motherhood in middle age. "-, www.skychutes.com; Ava.absorbs language as of]ames Bond together with the writers. quickly as Sanford loses it. Ava You may call the library for technology of a powered para As· part of the· Sky Camp The book, The House on learns to walk; Sanford forgets details about the writers work chute. This program will feature project, the library will have new Beartown Road, is about Cohen's how to climb stairs and how to shop. video, a hands-on demonstration books on flight and making paper life, living in a rustic farmhouse dress himself (does underwear with the canopy, and a simple airplanes, a video, and a computer The Library Friends have in upstate New York with her ar-. go over or under the trousers?). started a list for volunteers who flight talk. It is a family event open game. Watch for more programs. tist husband and their 1-year-{)ld to all aviation (or James Bond) The project is supported by The House on Beartown Road, will work on the annual book and daughter, Ava. Elizabeth is a praised for its flowing poetic style, bake sale in May. Sign up, and reporter for a Binghamton news affords insights into what it is like w.e will call you with details! Just paper until one phone call to raise a child and care for a a reminder from the Friends that Capital Care Family Practice changed everything. relative whose mind is fading. It this Saturday is the long Her mother and sister can no is an important book on Alz ~nticii:mted trip to NYC! New Karner Road longer care for her father, who heimer's and its effects on family Storytimes resume at the has mid-stage Alzheimer's Dis and community. libhry on Tuesday, April 20. welcomes ease. Sanford, her father, moves Cohen has written a touching, Regular storytimes will be on in. Her husband, unable to cope, dignified and loving tribute to Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday jennifer O'Beime, MS, FNP moves out. Winter arrives and three generations of her family. at 10:15 a.m. through May 14. · snowdrifts block the door to the Sign up at the reference desk. 150-year-old house. 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LIMITED WARRANTY 3,500 QR CASH ALLOWANCE* HOURS: Thurs. 8-8, PAGE 18- April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT :..:..:::::.::....::::..__=:..::..:..c=::__------~----'----~:....:::.:....::..:..::::::::..:..:.. ·<. Five Rivers notes Earth· Day A program on planting for value of your yard. Hop to it -~~ wildlife will be offered on Join us for an indoor/outdoor Saturday, April 24, at 2 p.m., at discussion of trees, shrubs and Five Rivers Environmental garden plants which are Education Center, 56 Game Farm successful in the Capital District. Road, Delmar. This program is free. Earth Day is a great time to For information, call Five learn how to enhance the wildlife Rivers Center at 475-0291. Get a Head Start on your Summer Tan!~ NNING SPECIAL $20 IS Minute Sessions [ $45 PERM SPECIAl] A-NN~ MA-R.I~'S 13~VTY 35 Jericho Road, Selkirk · 767 Pioneer Savings Bank in. Glenmont celebrated Easter with a visit from the bunny, aka Eileen Galough, and c CLIP AND SAVE bank staffers, from left, John Carpinello, Eric Duncan, Bonnie Cerasaro, bank manager, Sean Manning and NOTICE Brian Gosselin. TOWN OF NEW SCOTLAND ------~ WATER CUSTOMERS r--G:f~i~t3~~i=~--, Meeting rooms Water main flushing will begin on Thursday, April 29, 2004 and continue through Thursday, May 6, 2004. Flushing will take place : ®EMMA WILLARD SCHOOL in Troy reopen SOOn between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3:30p.m. Renovations have proceeded Thursday, April 29 Northeast Water District DAY PROGRAM for girls ages 6-13 so well that the library's board of • trustees has decided to reopen Tuesday, May 4 Clarksville Water District _Arts, sports, swimming, dance, creative writing & drama our meeting space two months Wednesday, May 5 Font Grove Rd., Heldervale & Tuition per two-week session, $440 earlier than originallyplanned. , Mason Lane, Swift Rd. Districts Our two public meeting rooms . Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-3:00p.m. Thursday, May 6 Feura Bush Water District' will reopen on May 1. Extended hours available until 5:00 p.m. These rooms are available to < 'some discoloration may occur which could result in staining of Session 1: July 5-16 nonprofit community groups laundry. Customers are advised to check water before using. If based in the town of Bethlehem. . discoloration occurs rJJn cold water until is clears. Session II: July 19-30 · There is no rental fee, but the < For additional information, or if discoloration persists, call 475-0385 ·Call (518) 271-9116 or visit our Web site at I rooms must be reserved in . I ·advance. between the hours of7 a.m. and 3:30p.m., Monday through Friday. www.emmawillard.org/summer CLIP AND SAVE. '------' ' Re-Elect Reilly, Houghtaling & Gordon ... Experience, Integrity, Commitment /check It Out Polls for the Albany County Legislature Special General Election on April 27th are open frc?m 6 am to 9 pm Bethlehem Public Library Reilly: Houghtaling: Gordon: The community room has a maximum capacity of 100; the Voorheesville Feura Bush Berne board room can hold up to 40 , New Scotland New Scotland Knox people. These numbers decrease Bethlehem Westerlo Rensselaerville with special setups involving . tables. • Both rooms hav~ access to our newly renovated, ADA-compliant community kitchen. A 'public ._ address system, assistive listening devices andaudiovisual Herbert Reilly- 33rd District Charles Houghtaling -38th District · Alexander Gordon- 39th District equipment are available on a first- Re-Elect Herb Reilly, Charley Houghtaling and Sandy Gordon on April 27th. Together, they have sponsored and enacted legislation to: come, first-served basis. - • • Expand senior transportation, meals and in-home care and extend property tax cuts to income-eligible seniors and disabled A group may meet at the • • Seek state authority to grant 10% property tax exemptions to active firefighters and ambulance workers library once a month. A minimum , • • Seek federal$$ on behalf of dairymen, nurserymen and fruit and vegetable growers to build or rehabilitate housing for farm workers of 10 persons in a group is the rule • • Preserve farmland and open space, protect water supplies and stimulate the rural economy of thumb. The meeting should be of educational, cultural or civic Paid For By Candidates ·interest. Our meeting rooms are L not available for social affairs, 'r:==:::::i=====:;:::;::::;::;;:;;::==:::;:======:::;:;;======:: sales and marketing or private use. All meetings must be open • lo the public. · reat Cities! Groups can reserve a meeting room. by visiting the library's' public information office or calling 439-9314, ext. 3019: A reservation should be made no , less than 48 hours in advance, to allow for processing, calendar scheduling and setup time. Any changes to the reservation or additional requests for equipment should be made 48 hours in advance whenever possible. The library's full meeting ~ room policy and a list of area meeting rooms are available on the library Web site, LINDA KING www. bethlehempu bliclibrary.org. 8 years Travel Experience For information, call439-9314. Louise Grieco ., THE SPOTLIGHT April 21, 2004- PAc;JE 19 • • • • • .• , Issue. Date: May 19 Advertising Deadline.· Wed, May 5 at noon Call your advertising representative. today! Corinne Blackman • Dan O'Toole • Kim McKee Meg Roberts • John Salvione • Carol Sheldon • + 439-4940 FAX 439-0609 I -····· ity Weeklles , NY 12054 The Spotlight, Colonie Spotlight, Loudonville Spotlight, Guilderland Spotlight, Niskayuna Spotlight, Scotia-Glenville Spotlight, Rotterdam Spotlight, . CliftonPark!Halfmoon Spotlight, Malta Spotlight &Burnt Hills Spotlight PAGE20- 2004 THE savings in using a single prime as Bethleh~;n to receive this list of acceptablewaste~. contractor is not achieved by exemption," said State Sen. Neil D Neighbors The town is also offering its... D District reducing payments to union D. Breslin,D-Delmar, adding that annual spring brush and lawn. (From Page 1) workers or. subcontractors. exemptions for other school (From Page 1) 'The subcontractor is, a lot of Rather, costs are reduced because clean-up from Aprill9 to May 28. districts were granted under rare Lawn and yard debris must be times, at the mercy of the general a school district does not have to increased requests for help. circumstances. bagged in biodegradable bag) contractor in regard to timely pay architects, construction 'They were unable to generate Volunteers will meet at New payment," said Potenza, adding managers and attorneys to assist revenuethroughlocalschooland Scotland town hall at 9 a.m. and placed at the curb. Brush ani! that no objective study has in coordinating multiple prime property taxes, and facing major Coffee and doughnuts will be tree limbs must be stacked neatlyo: shown that the absence of the contracts. financial difficulties that continue provided. on the curb, with butts facing the Wicks Law results in substantial Without a Republican state even today. It would be road, said Highway Super To help volunteers, the town is savings for school districts. Senate sponsor and an Assemby inappropriate for me to mislead - intendent Darrell Duncan. According to the New York Democratic sponsor, the bill is offering its .trucks to remove the Bethlehem school district into debris. Volunteers with rakes or Bags can be purchased at the State Cou·ncil of School ·unlikely to pass. thinking a Wicks Law exemption garden tools are welcome to bring highway garage Monday through Superintendents, ·which 'There is no precedent for a is a viable possibility," concluded supports Wicks· Law reform, the them. If you are in need of Friday from 7 a.m. unti13:30 p.m., • fiscally sound school district such Breslin. assistance, or would like to or at town hall from 9 a.m. until 4· volunteer, call438-488~. p.m. 'Also on Saturday is the town's For questions or information, • Bethlehem Dental Arts computerI electronics recycling call the highway department at day from 7 a.m. until! p.m. New 765-2681. Virginia Plaisted, D.D.S. Scotland residents may bring items to Taft Furniture at1960 School to host Todd Vaccaro, D.D.S .. Central Ave., one mile west of Complete Family and Cosmetic Surgery Route 155. Acceptable goods garage Sale include computers and parts as · Our Comprehensive Care for Children well as televisions, VCRs, radios Blossoms Montessori will Virginia Plaisted, and telephones. · hold its annual garage sale on D.D.S. and Adults Includes: Saturday, May 1, at 56 Hudson .. The town's household ·Ave in Delmar. • Preventative Care • Orthodontics • Advanced Oral Imaging and hazardous waste collection day is It will benefit preschools in • Periodontal Therapy • Irivisalign Diagnostics scheduled for Saturday, May 1 from 9. a.m. until 1 p.m. New Nicaragua and Honduras. " • Tooth Whitening • Comprehensive Cosm:tic • Participating with Delta Dental, . Scotland residents can bring Those wishing to donate . hazardous waste items to the • Bonding & Veneers Reconstruction Cigna PPO & Met Life articles for the sale can call 439- Town of Bethlehem highway 7027. • garage, 7 4 Elm Avenue East, NEW PATIENTS WELCOME New Hours: Selkirk. Residents must call 475- In Elsmere, 74 DELAWARE AVENUE, DELMAR Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 7:30a.m.- 4 p.m. 0385 to sign up to receive entrance' passes to both Taft The Spotlight is sold at . Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.· .a arm liiCi 111 Furniture and the Bethlehem Friar Tuck Books ,CVS and highway garage, and to obtain a Hannaford. 439-3299 . www.bethlehemdentalarts.com New Adult Classes offered at Capital Region BOCES: .• We've perfected • Master Barber Class - 500 hour course to obtain NY • State Barber license • CDL Driving_School- Learn to drive tractor trailer, therec1pe. · prepare for NY State CDL driving test and upon completion interview with potential employers • Time to give your life at1 exciting new flavor? • Summer GED Preparation Class - 6 week program to prepare for the NYS GED exam See what we have cooked up fur you! • LPN Remediation Class - 5 weekdass to brush up on math and language skills for the LPN entrance exam For more than 18 years, we've been the region's leader in premier retirement living. We also offer many other occupational courses, And, our experience shows. Eddy in addition to ongoing GED and ESL classes/homestudy. 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They're mutual fund. Model A While companies have on-line manuals, that top down, grab the kids and worshipped in our culture, in (Plus, you a "numbers DVDs and VHS tapes to help you hit the road! movies and 1V commercials, at can't go into matching" 1965 through a particular part of the 8. Insurance. Not afour- weddings and charity benefits, at the garage and PontiacGTO restoration process. letter word. There are providers local hamburger-joint cruise-ins, wax your convertible can 4. Precious heritage. Pride that specialize in low-cost family reunions and Fourth of mutual fund). easily command of workmanship flourishes in this collector vehicle insurance, and July parades. Young men in their Take the case $30,000+, a fully· hobby, and whether you choose offer qualified. owners super first tuxedos drive them with of a very nice, restored 1930 to do the restoration work affordable coverage. Cl.assic car sweaty palms to prom. The robust 1949 custom 4- Model A will yourself or have a professional do insurance provides all the health of the old car hobby is door flathead only set you it, ifs a testimonial to the days . traditional coverage that regular ' evidenced by the ever-growing V-8Ford. back about when life moved at a slower pace. insurance provides, but in . participation aQd attendance at Twenty years ago you could pick $12,000 to $18,000. Each vehicle has a story to tell addition protects the.vehicle on , car shows and auctions around one up for about $2,500. Ten 3. Family time. Restoring a and this is not only a valuable, but an "Agreed Arnounf' basis. This .the country (more than 6,000 . years ago the same vehicle would vehicle yourself, even partially, precious, heritage. What a thrill to means the company will pay the collector car shows and exhibits not sell for under $6,000. Today can be a great learning know that your children and full-insured value, with no were held in 2003). you're lucky if you can buy one experience for the whole family. grandchildren will carry on the depreciation, in the event of total Here's why there's never been for less than $15,000. The patience, craftsmanship and history of the car and yo4r loss. By contrast, if you placed a better time for you to join the 2. Opportunity. While the ·attention to detail can be worthy association with it. your 1970 Corvette, for in'stance, millions who have made their . values of certain collector attributes for a young (and not so • 5. Creative outlet. There's on a regular auto policy, it might, dreams of owning a piece of the . vehicles, such as muscle cars, are young) person to acquire. The no law that says you have to have in the event of a total loss, be COUPON------.. anoriginalcar.Youcantakea · depreciated to only a few 1r------· · ' · 1 little creative license with the thousand dollars- a very unpleasant surprise should such a 1 ~~~/i~· 'fl£CTRONIC S£RVIC£.1nC. 1 paint,orgowildandturnyour .. _ ·- ~ nice quiet old car into a · claim occur. 1 screaming purple lead sled with 9. Fifteen minutes of fame. : 1 0 0 RING airconditioningandpower Many collector automotive • I · N W FFE · · . I steering. Either way, you'll have publications seek freelance II Ill""' ~r s ..~ --~o II plenty of people cheering you on. writers. Keeping a journal of your """""c;;;ilf & 4lli;;;;ir • ....,. The street rod hobby is growing. restoration process means you I Rernoval, Repair & Installation I even faster than the old car hobby have the play by play should the I I in general- one of the national muse strike. 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Other rates Visit our website: www.ColonialCW.com and terms may apply. Rate accurate as of April 7, 2004 and subject to change without notice. Sal-·e with our COU[)()DS in your'Vcriz~n Yellow Puges · SPRING AUTOMOTIVE • SPOTLIGHT NEWSPAPERS · April 21, 2004- PAGE S3 Spot U·Sed care damage like a pro ore than 13 million' numbers match. Just like piece of metal along the very M used cars are sold people have Social Security front of the vehicle connecting between private parties each numbers to identify them, cars the left and right sides of the year, many of which are found have individual numbers that - car's inner structure; the paint, in newspapers, local parking identify theme This is called a bolts and welding should be • lots or on VIN or Vehicle perfect. If the welding is bad, Internet sites Identification paint is missing or b9lts have like Cars.com. Number. been moved, this is often a sign But how do Make sure the of front end damage. you know if VIN number 4. Check for repainting. you really-are on the "At veh.icle auctions, you 11 see buying a car dashboard dealers running their fingers • that 'grandma matches the along the interior of the wheel only drove to VIN number wells," said Mark the grocery on the driver's Brueggemann, editor at Kelley store and to church on side door panel and the one on Blue Book. "They are checking Sundays?' the vehicle's title. · to see if the car has had body · Look on the inside door panel to find the vehicle's (VIN) or Vehicle While most sellers are 2. Look at the vehicle's work or been repainted. If it's ldenlilicafion Number. • honest, there will be an title. Red flags to look for been repainted there must be a perfect, uniform raised bead. If buy a car at night, in the dark occasional dishonest seller who include the words: 'salvage' or reason." Run your fingers it is not uniform or it's or in the rain. will knowingly provide false 'true mileage- unknown.' under the well and feel for a flattened, this could be an ''You are less likely to see information about the condition Salvage indicates that the line where the wells were taped indication of some kind of rear mismatched paint or other or history of the vehicle you vehicle was declared totaled. in preparation for painting or a damage. Additionally, you can vehicle'damage when it is dark may be looking to buy. The True mileage unknown ridge where one layer of paint check out a vehicle's ownership outside," he said. expert editors at Kelley Blue indicates a possible overlaps a second layer. and damage history by • Book have come up with a list of discrepancy with the odometer For more information on 5. Check rear end obtaining the VIN, going online buying and selling used cars, a few easy things you can look and mileage. damage. Open the trunk and and running a CARFAX Vehicle vehicle values or CARFAX at to check out a used car like 3. Check froilt end remove the carpet or other History Report. vehicle history reports, log on the pros do. damage. Open the hood and covering. Look at the caulking Brueggemann also to the Kelley Blue Book Web site 1. Make sure VIN look at the 'core support' or the in the seams. It should be a recommends that you never at www.kbb.com. Communication is key to ensuring good repairs. A s modern patients, we have your car frequently for: the symptoms. (In larger shops begins. technicians wear blue and white '"' learned to get involved • Unusual sounds, odors, you'll probably speak with a • Before you leave, be sure ASE shoulder insignia and carry with our health care by. asking drips, leaks, smoke, warning service consultant rather than you understand all shop policies credentials listing their exact • our physicians and· other health lights, gauge readings. · with the technician directly). regarding diagnostic fees, area(s) of'certification. Their care providers plenty of · · • Changes in acceleration, • Carry awritten list of the guarantees, acceptable methods employers often display the blue questions and keeping the lines engine performance, gas symptoms that you can give to of paymen~ etc. and white ASE sign. of communication open. The mileage, fluid levels. the technician or service · • Leave a telephone number Fora free brochure with tips stereotype of the passive patient • Worn tires, belts, hoses. consultant. where you can be called. The -on communicating at your is a thing of the past repair shop, send a self • Problems in. handling, · • Resist the temptation to ASE was founded in 1972 as a It should be no suggest a specific course nonprofit, independent addressed, stamped long different when it comes of repair. Just as you organization dedicated to envelope to: ASE to purchasing_ care car, would,with your improving the quality of Communication Brochure, claim the experts at the physician, tell where it automotive service and repair Dept. ARA-204, 101 Blue Seal nonprofit National hurts and how long it's through the voluntary testing· Dr., S.E., Suite 101, Lee•burg, Institute for Automotive been that way, but let the and certification of automotive Va. 20175, or visit www.ase.com. · Service Excellence technician diagnose and technicians. ASE-certified for information. (ASE). Here's a quick recommend a remedy. checklist from ASE -the Stay involved and ask group that tests' and questions. certifies the competence •albany radiator&' • Ask as many of automotive technicians -of what you need to questions as you need. Do not be embarrassed to CAR CARE know and what you need • General Auto Repairs • Air Conditioning to communicate in order . 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Having • Explqre financing forecasted. a loan in hand options and compare Yet while when they walk rates Many people most into a know they can get a shoppers dealership car loan from the enjoy poring gives them the dealer's finance over the flexibility and department - but it styles and negotiating pays to research other features of power of a cash options. For example, their dream buyer." Internet a11to lenders car, they often ignore one of By educating themselves provide.a combination the most critical parts of the before shopping and mapping of low rates, transaction: financing. out a game plan, consumers convenient application "Buying a car can be an can gain the upper hand when process and fast emotional process, but _ negotiating their vehicle loan. response. VVhether consumers really need to do To help consumers pave the you choose an online their homework and take a way for a better financing deal, lender, bank or credit strategic approach if they want AAA offers the following tips: union, be sure to to get the best possible deal on • Check your credit rating comparison shop for their· loan," said Scott Denman, Obtain a copy of your credit interest rates first, so managing director, AAA report to ensure-it's in the best you know you're Financial Services. "Many car shape possible before applying getting a competitive buyers don't pay close enough for a loan. Credit scure plays rate. AAA members attention to their financing, an important role in have access to online and it can be a costly ·determining the interest rate vehicle loans at www.aaa.com. vehicles can be found at it's worth in trade. oversight.". you'll receive. Make sure your • Arrive with financing in www.aaa.com. • Take your time reviewing "Consumers routinely use lines of credit are in good hand. Having approved, no • Weigh your purchase the contract. Don't put pen to the Web in their car selection standing and identifY open obligation financing in your incentive options Many auto process, researching models, paper until you know the lines· of credit you can close. pocket gives you a competitive manufacturers will offer a following: your interest rate, options packages and price Be sure to correct any errors advantage when you go to buy choice between a cash rebate information," said Brian Reed, monthly payment, amount you promptly. You can order a your car. That's because you or a discounted financing rate are financing, the length of know your interest rate and as a purchase incentive, but your loan and your trade-in monthly payment in advance, usually not I;JOth .. Even if you're value. 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SPRING AUTOMOTIVE • SPOTLIGHT NEWSPAPERS April21, 2004- PAGE S5 Renting a car? Safety tips to keep in mind f you're traveling by plane in ·on various makes and with your insurance company sure you're getting the rate rain or snow with bad wipers. the coming months, models," said Jeff Beyer, to find out how your coverage and the car you were Adjust the seat and mirrors. Ichances are you'll-be renting a senior vice president and chief works for rented cars," said promised when you made the ..Check the seatbelts; is there car when you land. Driving an · communications officer of Beyer. reservation. Ask the agent one for every passenger? Are unfamiliar Farmers Find out if your insurance what to do if the car breaks they easy to latch and vehicle in an Insurance. will cover service calls on down. If you're not sure how unlatch? If you like to listen to unfamiliar Rent a car rental cars, and ask your to get to your destination, the radio as you drive, tune in city can be that is suited to agent if you will need to buy request a map and driving a local station that meets your stressful. But your needs. If any supplemental insurance directions from the agent. tastes before you hit the road. with a little you are from the ·car rental company. Once at the car, do aquick Enjoy your visit foresight, traveling with a "By doing a lillle research check for any damage; if you Because rental cars are you can be family of four before you leave on your trip, spot anything significant, call attractive targets for thieves, > prepared and and Jots of you may be able to save it to the attention of the rental remove all valuables from the relaxed. luggage; a money by not purchasing company before you take the car when it is parked, if Before you go compact car may not have unnecessary and overly car off the lot, so you won't be possible. If you have to leave Your safety preparations enough room. Also, make any expensive insurance through penalized for damage you your luggage or other should begin when making special requests.when you the car rental company," he didn't cause. · property in the car, Jock it in your- rental reservations. While arrange your reservation. added. · Before you leave the lot the trunk, out of sight. By you want to get a good deal, For example, if you know Some credit cards also Familiarize ydurself with ·planning ahead and taking a · you also want a good car. Web you will need a child's car seat- provide supplementary the car: be sure you know how few easy precautions, renting sites such as that operated by for your 2-year-old, be sure to insurance if you use them to to work the headlights, turn a car will be .easy. Now if you Consumer Reports can provide reserve· one early- don't pay for the car rental. Check signals and interior lights. can just fit all those gifts into information on car safety . expect one to be available on with your credit card company Check the windshield wipers your luggage for the return ·ratings. the spur of the moment when for specifics. to make sure they work and trip home. · "Your insurance company you arrive to pick up your car. 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For the " are presented to the best information sites for the results process," cautioned Davis,· who added. average person, they may be· vehicles in 13 categories of road tests. Visiting an auto says a· proper test includes . • Pay attention to the . equally painfuL Buying a car can including minivan, pickup truck, show-is a great warranty. be very family SUV, opportunity for 'Warranties stressful and convertible and side-by-side are a big part of challenging; . eco-friendly. · comparisons of whether you there is a lot You can see a hundreds of consider a vehicle to consider list of the 2004 vehicles at one to be a good buy," and a lot of winners at time. Once you've explained Davis. . money on the www.pbs.org/ gathered the facts 'There are some line. < motorweek about different cars that would be "Most The Drivers' . ·models and prices people say it's considered Choice Award you'll be ready to average, but they like having a tooth extracted," evaluations provide consumers narrow down your have long said John Davis, host and ' with a starting point for search. · warranties that executive producer of gathering the information they "Make sure you inakethem a "MotorWeek," the critically need to make a good decision are well-armed better deaL" acclaimed PBS weekly about a new car. Here are some with information Davis said that automotive magazine. "Nobody tips from Davis for anyone who before you go out enjoys it." anything above a is venturing into the showrooms to look at cars/' · three-year, 36,000- Davis and his staff want to this season in search of a new said Davis. "A new John Davis stands next to the electric blue Subaru lmpreza WRX mile warranty . change that vehicle: . car showroom is Sti, which captured the Drivers' Choice Best Performance Car should be "We look at how people . • Do your research. "Before an enormously category at the Chicago Auto Show. considered a plus. ·actually buy cars," said Davis, you go out to look, make two emotional place Davis' final whose team test drives more lists: one with everything you with a lot of advice for car buyers: "Just do a than 150 vehicles a year and pressure. You can make stupid driving on all the types of roads want in a vehicle, and one with thorough evaluation, have evaluates them on handling, mistakes if you aren't prepared." on which you normally drive, everything that you absolutely patience and keep your maneuverability, power,- style parking and pulling in and out of need," urged Davis. • Spend time with a sales emotions in your pockets. If you and value. parking lots. He recommends getting new . consultant put in the effort it requires, · 'Try to visit a dealer on a Take note of how easy it is to get in and out of. the vehicle, buying a car can .be a very· Tuesday or Wednesday during rewarding experience." the day," said Davis. "Most how you fit in the car, whether the controls are intuitive, and You can start your research people go o·rr the weekend, and by checking out "MotorWeek's" sales consultants don't have evaluate the visibility, power and maneuverability. picks for the 2004 Drivers' time to help everyone. This is a Choice Awards. The winners . big decision, set aside time 'This is a huge decision, don't rush it," added Davis. include the Volkswagen when you can get the help you Touareg as the "Best of the need." • Negotiate the pure price of Year," the Toyota Prius as the Davis advises consumers to the car first Find out about best eco-friendly vehiCle, the have the sales consultant do a rebates and other deals that are Honda Element as the best thorough walk-around of the there to help lower the price small SUV and the Ford F-150 vehicle. before you start to talk-about as the best pickup truck Route9W dollars and cents. Glenmont, New York "Gauge their attentiveness, For details and a complete patience and knowledge," he 'The biggest mistake that list of 2004 Drivers' Choice added. people make is stating what Award winners, visit • ·no a thorough test drive of they want to spend per month www.pbs.org/motorweek Complete Collision Repair· before settling on a vehicle the exact vehicle you are Airing on PBS and the Speed thinking of buying. 'Thisis not price. Worry about the overall Light and Medium Duty Towing price, not the monthly Channel, "MotorWeek" covers payment," urged Davis. all aspects of the automotive industry and offers consumers Negotiate what the car costs unbiased, cutting-edge news irrespective of everything else and features covering new such as trade-in, rebates and vehicle trends, current safety 0°/o ·financing* other variables that can confuse information, and the results of the issue. p,ractical road tests. 1s• ac by popular deniand! 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' the board's version calls for "The town board should not of Delmar, saved his scolding of and communities nationwide that the town to support the federal come between citizens and the the board until the end of the have passed resolutions or Write a letter · government's campaign against federal law," he said, adding that meeting. ordinances opposing the Patriot • terrorism. It encourages the act helps protect the lives of "I am shocked and chagrinned Act, according to the Bill of Rights Congress to continue its review· U.S. soldiers fighting overseas. In at the way this was handled Defense Committee based in of the legislation and pass an apparent protest, about 20 tonight," he said, adding that he Massachusetts. amendments, as necessary, to supporters of the resolution believes the resolution ensure· public safety without walked out of the meeting during constitutes an abuse of the . infringing on civil liberties of Jasinski's comments. board's authority. 'This is both an Gammon cScenls citizens. offense to our right to hold At the meeting, Marcelle read differing political views and an Jherapeulic 7/romalherapy the resolution aloud and the The resolution that insult to our intelligence." by board quickly took a vote. passed is a balance . Members of BBORDC PamalaA McQuate • (518) 872-9253 The measure passed by a 4-1 between doing the right returned to the meeting to thank '20 year beauty & barber professional margin, with Plummer, Marcelle, the board for its work in drafting Bringing the gifts of the garden, covered in the Tim Gordon and Supervisor thing for the military Theresa Egan in favor. · · and the safety of our '-...-...... :r:.:oc::bc::e..co:.:fc::I.:.ov-'e'-',-'~.:.or:...::h.:.ea::.l:.:t=h,'-b"-e:.:a:.:u:.:ty"-'a'-n-d_w_el_l_n_es,..s_~_o_r_a_II_~ "I think the resolution that country, while, at the passed is a balance between doing the rightthingforthe military and same time, being the safety of our country, while at aware and mindful of the same time, being aware and not wanting to infringe mindful of not wanting to infringe on any person's civil liberties," on any person's civil said Egan after the meeting. liberties. Board mem her George . Theresa Egan Lenhardt cast the sole vote ------ against the resolution. One Republican board • The swift action on the matter member seemed to be in . prompted one audience member agreement with Jasinski. A to stand and voice his objections, staunch opponent of the despite Egan's attempts to ward resolution, Lenhardt, has off comments until the end of the ·repeatedly said the board meeting. shouldn't be taking a stance on "I'm against this board federal legislation. He believes • @. The Gardening Club at Coburg. 100% Resident Approved. If you like planting and gardening, move to Coburg Village and put dmvn some roots. \Vith an active resident association, our residents organize everything, like the Gardening Club, which contributes to our beautiful landscaping. COBURG VILLAGE A Min'iStry of Wartburg Lutheran S~rvicts 371-5000 • www.coburgvillage.com. Life's better here . . This and other custom homes are available from our large assortment of plans. 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'That was big for us." fifths and sixths," .Banas said. was fourth in the high jump with and sixth in the long jump for the The Eagles won their fourth Bethlehem also dominated the Ravena also had a strong a height of 5-feet, 10-inches. Indians. Jeff Latter was sixth in consecutive Albright Invitational Sean French 1,600 race. Sopho performanc<:, at the Albright Ravena's Mike Hennessey the shot put team title last Saturday at Albany more Matt Shaffer won the event Invitational. The Indians finished Academy, btit it was close. in a time of 4:24.4, while his older sixth out of 12 teams with 43 Bethlehem finished with 92 brother Pat was fourth in a time points. points, while runner-up LaSalle of 4:36.9. Darroch Putnam Erik Maggs led Ravena with a Advertise Your Business Institute had 90 points. finished fifth in a time of 4:39.1. victory in the 110-meter high 'This is a nice meet," Bethle ·Bethlehem's Adam Hill added hurdles. Maggs finished with a - m hem coach Dave Banas said. "Jim a victory in the 3,200. Hill finished time of 15.6 seconds, half a Poole does a good job running the with a time of 9:49.9, more than second. ahead of CBA's Chris meet, and the kids seem to like two seconds ahead of Colonie McGuigan. Bethlehem's Jamie SpotlightNewspapers it" Central's Bryan Murphy. Alex Putnam was fourth in a time of The meet may have been Tiberio was fourth in a time of 16.5 seconds. decided in the 800-meter race. 10:14.7. Maggs also contributed a Give us a call at: 439-4949 • Bethlehem took three of the top Though three first-place second-place finish in the high four places, led by Con or finishes in individual events aided Murphy's victory in a time of the Eagles, it was the number of 2:01.8. Karl Davis had the second- runners who placed in the top six fastest time with a 2:09.8, and that kept them ahead of LaSalle. Corey Alston placed fourth with . Bethlehem had multiple top-six a time of 2:13.9. Ravena-Coey- finishers in five events and placed • mans-Selj{irk's William Craven in 11 events, including two of the was the only non-Eagle in the top three relays. Albany County Legislator Col"]servative/Republican • Do you want keep more of your paycheck in your pocket? • Do you want to lower your tax burden? • Would you like to see Albany County save $1,000,000.00 a year? • Do you agree that Government is too Big and,!oo costly? • Do you want someone you can talk to and who will fight for you in county government? • Do you want a legislator who is not going to be ~ntrolled or told how to vote by Majority Bosses? "\ ;· If you answered yes to any or all oftheses questions than Tony Schwartz is asking for your VOTE on April 27th. Tony Schwartz wants beyour voice in the county legislature. ·Tony Schwartz will spearhead the fight to lower y~i.:r taxes in the county legislature. . 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COURTESY lEXUS lOANERS FOR SERVICE • PICK UP & DELIVERY FOR SERVICE • Beautician and store on premises Currently Ranked #4 in • Weekly social activities Customer Satisfaction • Private, on-site parking Nationally! E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.OhavSholomApts.org t='t Equal Housing Opportunity_ 489·5531 PAGE 24- April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT BC softball team faces challenge H16H ScHOOl SPORTS REs~uns By ROB JONAS El~~~~~~~!~·Dombrowskihas in~~:~~es~~~isnewtoher,butfOR THE WEEK Of APRil 12-18 The Bet:1lehem softball team also been a catalyst for the Eagles. she's adjusted wei," Elmendorf will know br the eu! of this week The so;•homore began her season said of Rubin. · Fitzpatrick home run, triple. where it truly stands in the with a no-hitter against Burnt Conklin, Fitzpatrick, Deitz and ~:~-~~:~y:~~Pf!I)2 Bethlehem 11; Subur)an Council. Hills-BaJston Lake and threw a left fielder Dana .:\.ffinati have BASEBALL Following a Monday show one-hit shutout in the nightcap of been amon5 Betr.:ehem's top Catholic Central 0 down with Blue Division leader a doubJer.eader against Catholic hitters during the first two weeks. Voorheesville 5, Duanesburg 3 . Bethlehem highlights: Kaiiy Shaker, the Gold D:vision-leading Centrall - ·~ 'EFF ' •. ·• Paid for by Friends ofjeff Perez • voteperez2004 @aol. com ' ' •THE SPOTLIGHT April21, 2004- PAGE 25 2, Keliy Hughes 3-2, Emma Lions Invitational ville 22, Greenwich 22, Watertown SOFfBALL !fl~~s~!~"~erlC}5 Strachman 2-0. Immaculate Heart 20, Columbia 16, Bethlehem saves: Emily Szelest 8. at Ballston Spa South Glens Falls 14, Berne-Knox Lansingburgh 4, BASEBALL Team scores: Schenectady 94, Westerlo 12, Hudson Falls 9.5, "'''"''"""*''"'"''"''''''''"''~""'"~"-~'-;<-;-,;<-;->0->;40<';-;<-',''''' Voorheesville 1 Queensbury 62, Burnt Hills Ballston Spa 9, Duanesburg 8, Niskayuna 6, s.~!ll!~Y. A.P,Ei!l] Ballston Lake 57, Guilderland 51.5, Corinth 7, Scotia-Glenville 5·, Voorheesvillle highlight: Cyrilla Bethlehem 5 (13) Fonda-Fultonville 42, Averill Park Johnstown 4, Schuylerville I, Suker struck out 18 in complete BASEBALL game pitching performance. · 8ethlehem highlight: Eagles scored 29, Colonie Central 28, Niskayuna Cambridge 0, Waldorf School 0, 3 runs in fifth inning to take 5-I lead. Bethlehem 8, 24, Broadalbin-Perth 22, Glovers- Voorheesville 0. Bethlehem 7, Queensbury 5 Averill Park 4 Bethlehem highlights: Matt Young Bethlehem highlights: Paul Parker double, sfnglc; Andre_w Stanton jl-run home run; Matt Young home double, single. run; Cameron Brown triple, 2 BoYS TRACK singles. Albright Invitational SoFrBALL Bethlehem 9, at Albany Academy You a your daughter are Team scores: Bethlehem 92, LaSalle ~iskayuna 5 90, Albany Academy 55, Colonie cordially invited to · Bethlehem highlight: Katie Central 48, Albany 45, Ravena Dombrowski pitched shutout Coeymans-Selkirk 43, Glens Falls Albany Academy for Girls' t,hrough six innings. 32, Lansingburgh 30, Cohoes 28, Voorheesville 11, CBA 27, · Ichabod Crane 23, Chatham 13. Cobleskill 2 Bethlehem highlights: Conor •Voorheesville highlights: Alex Fish Murphy first place, 800-meter race, 3 hits, 3 runs scored, 2 RBI; Cyrilla 2:01.8; Karl Davis second, 800, Suker pitched-three-hitter. 2:09.8; Matt Shaffer first, Sean ~t<:>eyt!ro~ . .""'''''"""'"· .-w.=;-;-;<-> French I ,600, 4:24.4; Adam Hill I~i~~y. April!~ first, 3,200 9:49.9; Steve Blanch third, long jump, 21-feet, .5-inches. with Pre-K teacher ·• GIRLS lACROSSE Ravena highlights: Erik Maggs first Kim Daniels, M.S. place, II 0-meter hurdles, 15.6 Bethlehem 24, Shaker 5 seconds and second, high jump, 6- Early Child_hood Educator Bethlehem scoring: Katie Rowan 6- feet; William Craven third, 800, 3, Halley Quillinan 6-2, Teresa 2: 10.9; Mike Hennessey third, 400 Ladouceur4-2, McKenzie Riege13- hurclles, 61.4 seconds. Thursday, April 22 at 6 p.m. Pre-Kindergarten Classroom <" ~Club slates Mother's Day race RSVP to 463-2201, ext. 103 • The Hudson Mohawk Road will also be held starting at 11 a.m. . • Hope to see you there! Runners Club is holding its Awards will be presented to . annual Mother's Day race the top three finishers overall, as Sunday, May 9, .at 10 a.m. in well as winners in each age group. Delmar. The first thee mother-daughter The 3.5-mile women's road teams also receive awards. race starts from Hamagrael Runners may register up till15 Elementary School on McGuffey minutes before the 3.5-mile race. Lane. Children's races of 200 The cost is $10 for club members meters, 400 meters and one mile and $12 for non-members. ~ Child ID program .For the area's premier On SatUrday, May 1, from 5 to 8 p.m., local Masons will conduct retirement community · a "Child Identification" program in the Media Center of the Full & part-time evening and night positions Bethlehem Central Middle School on Kenwood Avenue. available including weekends. Perfect The Masons will produce a three- to five-minute video free with The Times Union is recruit opportunity for college parents' permission. A parent must accompany the child. ing for delivery positions student or retiree. in home delivery, single Send or fax (382-0738) The purpose of the program is to help parents and law copy, and neighborhood or apply afternoons sampling. Perfect oppor . to Nancy Fedele. enforcement agencies to find missing or abducted children. The range of ages is "from tots to teens." tunityfor students, retirees, • and early morning risers. ~®, Several volunteers from the Albany Masonic District will run Please contact Park:{arni am-dP.n. the program. The complimentary videos will be handed over to 325 Sean Martin, 454-5565. the children's parents for safekeeping. The Masons do not keep any copies or records of the video tapes. The program will be offered free on the first floor Media Center while other "Feestelijk Bethlehem" events are taking place in other parts of the building. OPE/11/NC$ FOR • Toddlers • Half-day ki_ndergarten • Pre-K • School-aged children • Summer Camp PAGE 26- April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHf Thomas Dexter He enjoyed working outdoors confirmation mentor, worship She·was a former matron of the Civilian Conservation Corps. ' and playing golf. leader, membEr of the Teaching Onesquethaw chapter of the Survivors include his wife of 54 Thomas M. Dexter, 70, of Survivorsincludehiswifeof47 Parish Commdee and in prayer Eastern Star and associate grand years, Ruth Smith Hollner; a son; Delmar died Thursday, April 15, years, Teresa La Velie Dexter; a groups and education groups. marshal of the Grand Chapter of Don Hollner of Benning1on, V\4 at his home. daughter, Tracy Dexter of She was a !Taster quilter. New York State. a daughter, Jane Paulin of Born in in Beacon, he was a Bujumbura, Burundi; a son, Survivors include her mother, She enjoyed spending Middlesex, Vt.; and two graduate of Siena College. Thomas . Dexter of Oakland, Nancy Redfiekl Bortle of East summers at the family c~mp on grandchildren. He was military policeman in Maine; a brother, Jack ·Dex1er of Longmeadow; a sister, Gail Caroga Lake. Services were from th~ the Army, serving in the 4th Parkland, Fla.; and five Gwozdz of Eart Longmeadow; a She was the widow of Roger A Applebee Funeral Home in Armored Division in Germany. grandchildren. brother, CharlE-s Bortle of Leola, Reynolds. Delmar. He began his professional Services were from the Pa.; and her former husband and Survivors include two Burial was in Bethlehenf career as a probation officer in the Church of St. Thomas the good friend, George Miller of daughters, Janet Alm6nd of Cemetery in Delmar. Rensselaer County Probation Apostle, Delmar. Burial was in Clarksville. · . Lancashire, England, and Contributions may be made to Department, subsequently be Bethlehem Cemetery. Services were from First Barbara Stiglmeier of Glenmont; the American Red Cross, 33 coming director. of the Madison Arrangements were by the· Congregational Church in East and a granddaughter. Everett Road, Colonie 12205 or· County Probation Department. Glenmont Community Church, 1 Applebee Funeral Home in Longmeadow. Services were from the :Jurant Chapel Lane, Glenmont 12077. · ~ After earning a master's Delmar. . Burial was ])"ivate. Funeral Home in Gienmont. degree in social work at Syracuse Contributions may be made to Contribution may be made to University, he became a deputy Burial was in Albany Rural Community Hospice, St. Anne's First Congreg:Jional Church, 7 Cemetery. state director of probation and an Institute. or the Schuyler Inn. Somers Road, Ec.st Longmeadow, Madalyn Bryant Contributions may be made to assistant deputy commissioner of Mass. 01028, 3aystate VNA & Madalyn Bell.inger Bryant of the Blanchard Legion Post the state Department of Cor-. Hospice, 50 Maple St., P.O. Box Elsmere, died Tuesday, April 13, · auxiliary, Poplar Drive,. Delmar rectional Services. Christine Miller 9058, Springfie!r', Mass. 01102 or at Northeast Center for Speciai 12054. .Mr. Dexter later held a variety Christine Bortie Miller, 51, of Habitat for Humanity, 250 Albany Care in Kingston . of positions with child welfare and East Longmeadow, Mass., and St., Springfield, Mass. 01105: · She was a graduate of community justice organizations. formerly of Clarksville, died Walter Hollner Skidmore College. • In 1992, he ran for town ju·stice for Tuesday, April 6. Mrs. Bryant was a member of the town of Bethlehem. · Born in Springfield, she was a Helen Reynolds Walter P. · Hollner, 88, of the Tawasentha chapter of the Benning1on, Vt., and form~rly of He recently served .as graduate of East Longmeadow Helen Dowde Reynnolds of DAR and Normanside Country consultant to St. Anne's Institute High School and the University of Delmar died Ttlfflday, Aprill3, at Delmar, died Wednesday, April Club. ' and to Albany County's effort to Maryland. - her home. 14, at the Centers for Living and Survivors include her hus Rehabilitation in Benning1on. establish a child advocacy cen She later resided in Clarksville Born in Gloversville, she was band, Leland Bryant; and a ter for · sexually abused and returned to East Long a graduate Of Katherine Gibbs Born in Albany, he was c. Navy step~on, David Bryant of Win• youngsters. meadow several years ago. · School in New York City. veteran of World War II, serving throp, Mass. in the Pacific. He was named the 2002 She was employed as an Mrs. Reynolds was a Graveside services were from Criminal Justice Practitioner of accountant at Parsons Child and homemaker. He wor!<:ed for Agway at the Cobleskill Rural Cemetery. '- the year by the. University at Family Center in Albany and most She also wocked for Macy's for Port of Albany for many years. Arrangements w<~re by the Albany's Graduate School of recently at the·Center for Human 10 years, and at the former Mr. Hollner was a longtime Applebee Funeral Home in Criminal Justice. Development of Springfield. Johnson's Stationers in Delmar. member of Glenmont Community Delmar. , Mr. Dexter was also a·human She was an active member of She was a pa;ot president and Church where he enjoyed singing Contributions may be made to rights observer in Haiti in 1993 First Congregational Church of 50-year member of the Nathaniel in the choir. the Albany Medical. Center and a volunteer for the American East Longmeadow, serving as Adams Blanchard American He developed a love for the Foundation, P.O. Box 8928, Red Cross. church treasurer, choir member, Legion Post auxEiary. outdoors while serving in the Albany 12208-0928. ~ Spotlight Newspapers, in conjunction with Senior Services of Al!_)any, is proud to bring you Capital Distrkt Senior Spotlight. Right hef~.~"at Y?ur ... ,.{ipgertips!" you will have access t?}~.formation ... a?outt?d .. THE SPOTLIGHT April21, 2004- PAGE 27 • John Logan grandchildren. nine grandchildren; 14 great in Delmar. Born "in Albany, she the widow · Services were from First grandchildren; and two great· Sur~ivors include her husband of Francesco Livoti. great-grandchildren. · · gnited Methodist Church in of 55 years, Francis A Futia; three Survivors include two sons, ~n~~~~~:f/~ffr~~(d~~~=~'rr~: daughters, Regina Boyle ofldaho, Anthony Livoti of Glenmont and died Saturday, April 10, at his e mar. Funeral services are home. A second memorial service will scheduled at 11 a.m. today, April Annmarie Seaburg of Selkirk and Francesco Livoti of Long Island; Born in Middleboro, Mass., he be held in Carver, Mass., at a later 21, in Clarksville Community Florence M. Fruehwirth-Futia of a daughter, Grace Gidley of Church.· Ravena; two sons, Anthony Futia Slingerlands; two sisters, was known both as John and Ive, date. Arrangements w·ere by the of Delmar and Marc Futia of Josephine Opalka of Watervliet and The Moose by his World War Arrangements were by th·e Delmar"; a brother, Joseph and Angelina DiMura of Albany; II Navy pilot buddies. Applebee Funeral Home ~in Applebee Funeral Horrie in Delmar. Schwab; six grandchildren; and anti two brothers, John DiMura He flew a Wildcat off the Delmar. six great-grandchildren. of Albany and Paul DiMura of carrier USS Tulagi in the Pacific, Contributions may be made to Burial will be"in Onesquethaw. Cemetery. Services ·were from the Watervliet; and four receiving the Distinguished First United Methodist Church, Church of St. Thomas the ·grandchildren. Contributions may be made ·to !- Flying ·cross. In recent years, he. 428 Kenwood Ave., Delmar Apostle. Services were from the New participated in several reunions of 12054. Clarksville Community (:burch, P.O. Box F, Clarksville 12041. Arrangements were by the ·comer-Cannon Family Funeral his naval aviatiOJ\ squadron. Durant Fune"ral Home in Home in Colonie and St. Mat- • Mr. Logan was a 1942 graduate Edward McNab· Glenmont. thew's Church in Voorheesville . of Middleboro Memorial High Burial was in Bethlehem Burial was in Calvary School and a 1949 graduate of Edward]. McNab, 88, of New AnnaFutia Scotland, died Saturday, April10, Cemetery. Cemetery in Glenmont. .Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Anna M. Futia, 82, of Delmar at Eden Park Nursing Home in Contributions may be made to Contributions may be made to with a certificate in traffic died Wednesday, April14, at her Catskill. c the Community Hospice of theAmericanCancerSociety,260 engineering from Yale University home. Born in Onesquethaw, he was. Albany CountY, 445 New Karner Osborne Road, Loudonville in 1952. Mrs. Futia was an ·avid bowler a hired trucker for Callanan Road, Colonie 12205. 12211. He served as traffic engineer and loved to pl"ay shuffleboard. for the dty of Providence before Industries for many years, retiring in 1978. She was a member of the moving to New York where he Grandmothers Club, enjoyed all Anna Livoti As a young man, he worked at worked as a traffic engineer for of-nature. Anna DiMura Livoti, 80, of SPLENDORS OF ITALY Thacher Park and at the , the Federal Highway Admini She was a communicant of the Slingerlands, died Wednesday, 14 Days Sept. 26 $3295 (incls. tax Watervliet Arsenal. p.p., dbl) stration, retiring in 1987. Church of St. Thomas the Apostle April14, at her home. • He was a life member of the He helped operate McNab's Institute of Transportation Grocery Store in Clarksville with . North to South wffouch Engineers. his wife for several years. An active memb"er of First He was a self-taught musician of Switzerland United Methodist Church •in and played various instruments. Delmar, Mr. Logan enjoyed He enjoyed singing and playing *Stresa *Venice *Florence * singing in choirs since his youth. on many occasions. • Rome *Sorrento He was a member of the Mr. McNab was a longtime 22 meals: 12 breakfast, • American Legion .. member of Clarksville 5 dinners, 2/unch(w/wine) He enjoyed bowling, Community Church. Over the horseshoes, carving, carpentry, years, he has served in the Escorted from Schenectady mechanics, inventing shortcuts, church as deacon, elder and motorcycling and traveling. ·treasurer. Call Renato Viscusi 355-5643 Survivors include his wife of 54 He was a member of the New Deposit needed by May 15 years, Barbara Shaw Logan; three Scotland Senior Citizens. daughters, Jeimifer Ebert of Survivors include his wife of70 !l- ·Mil bury, Mass., Melanie Pullo of years, Mildred Crawford MeN ab; Wilton, Maine, and Deborah three daughters, Jeanette Olson, • Aldrich of Troy; a son, Bradford June Alberts and and Jennie Logan of Warwick, R.I.; seven. 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"Slosh" Malinowski, 440 New Karner Road, Colonie Meyers Funeral Home in Delrr.ar. ville Community and School . meals, a scenic plane ride over the 53, of Slingerlands, died Saturday, 12205 or the American Cancer April17. . Burial will take place in Nevada . Foundation Gala Auction have Capital District and a sightseeing Society, 260 Osborne Road, this week. started to make acquisitions for trip to New York City. Born in Albany, he worked in Loudonville, 12211. the auction and spring gala to be The event will include dinner sales for many years. He was a loving father and great supporter held on Saturday, May 22, at and live music by Harmony; al ( of his two daughters' athletic Jack Doormaster Albany Country Club. ong with the silent and live endeavors. Retiring Voorheesville Elem- auctions. Survivors include his wife, Jack. Doormaster, 81, of entary School Principal Ed Diegel The foundation was founded Diane Taiman Malinowski; two Slingerlands and formerly of Las will be honored at the five years ago to support special daughters, Elizabeth Malinowski Vegas, died Thursday, April15. foundation's first-ever formal projects to achieve unmet needs and Emily Malinowski; and a Mr. Doormaster worked for event. in both the community and the the state of Nevada. sister, Christine Lewis. Featured auction items include schools. Services were from the Daniel He was husband of the late Jill a pair of tickets on Southwest For information on the auction Keenan Funeral Home in Albany Doormaster. Airlines, a weekend getaway for and gala, call foundation presi and the Church of St. Thomas the Survivors include a daughter, two to a cozy cabin on Lake dent Thomas McKenna at 433- Apostle in Delmar. Jackie D. White of Florida, and a Algonquin, a Radisson Hotel 0313. 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Alyson Lange (no • "He watched a girl playing relation to Ed.). a Guilder,and with her friends on the streetfor High School freshman who days, drew lots of sketches and played Susan Walker, the young lead in "Miracle on 34th Street" wrote down what the kids were in December. saying," Lange said. .. Other young actors/singers/ When the time came to turn dancers in "Really Rosie" the story into a musical, Sendak Include Tom Callaghan of turned to fellow Brooklynife Latham, Julia Franklin of King, of whom Sendak said, Loudonville, Quinn Hagstrand of "Carole King's extraordin;rry Rexford, John Scala Scotia, score is an amazing musical ot Tommy Swimm of Clifton Park incarnation of that tough, and Delaney Vogel Weber of talented street kid." Delmar. Tickets are $20 for adults, $16 for senior citizens and "Really Rosie," book by Maurice Sendak and Carole King, under the students and $10 for children direction of Vikki Hastings, will be presented April 23-30 a\ the under 13. Performances are in • Schacht Fine Arts Center, Russel.! Sage College. Shannon RaHerty, the Schacht Fine Arts Cenler at '· foreground, plays Rosie. The other members aflhe cast in the photo Russell Sage College in Troy. . (alphabetically) include Tom Callahan, Julia Franklin, Jordan The 10 a.m. performances Haskins, Alyson lange, Jade McClenahan, John Scala, Tommy · next week are sold out. Tickets Swimm, Delaney Vogel Weber, lawson Young. remain for performances on a senior at Averill Park High School Fridays, April 23 And 30, at 8 . who is no stranger to the NYSTI p.m .• Saturday, April 24, at 2 p.m. and .spotlight -last year, she played Sunday, April 25, at 2 p.m . Dorothy in ''The Wizard of Cz." For information, call 27 4-3256. Tom callahan as ·e is surrounded b~ ung as Alligator. RaHertv (center) as ~~rck~n s~up. La~s:e N~STI production ot Shannon J de McClenahan as 'Lange as Kathy m Johnny •. a Pierre. and Alyson John scala a_s .. . . • "ReallY Rosie. THE SPOTLIGHT ·April 21, 2004- PAGE 31 . ~~~~~~------~--~------ 23,9 p.m .. $10 i_n advance, $12 at the the 9/11 recovery effort, New York state 1499 New Scotland Road, Slingerlands. singing classical and popular. songs, door.lnlormation, 273-2337. history and geography, Empire State Information, 439-2360. Thir.d Reformed Church, 20 TenEyck Plaza, Madison Avenue. Information, Ave., Albany, Tuesdays, 7:30p.m. Information, 477-4454. • JONATHA BROOKE 474-5877. SIENA CHAMBER REALLY ROSIE The Egg at Empire State Plaza, April23, 8 DELMAR COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR CAPITAL COMMUNITY VOICES Sendak musical, New York State Theatre p.m., $22.1nlormation, 473-1845. 'ALBANY INSTITUTE ORCHESTRA rehea~als Thursdays at 7:30p.m. for .._ Institute, Schacht Fine Arts Center of OF HISTORY AND ART openings in the strinQ, horn and orchestra, Wednesdays at6 p.m. for rehearsals at Columbia High Schobl, Luther Road, East Greenbush, 71o 9 Russell Sage College, Troy, April23 and STACEY KENT Oesigns.Through Time: Motorcycles percussion sectio.ns.lnformation, 439- choir, Siena College, Route 9, 30 al8 p.m., April24 and 25 at 2 p.m., Past, Present and Future, through June 6; 7749. Loudonville. Information, 783-2325 p.m., Tuesdavs.lnformation, 477-8308. WAMC Pertonning Arts Studio, 339 $20. $161or seniors and students. $10 exhibits on Hudson River School Cenlral Ave., Albany, April23, 8 p.m .. ,. for children. Information, 274-3256. painting, American sculpture, Egypt and COLONIE TOWN BAND ANNIE SCHAFFER ORCHESTRA ARTISTS WANTED $22.1nlormation. 1-800-323-9262. ext. 4. the history of Albany, )25 Washington several opei1ings, rehearsals.on Mondays openings in the string section, rehearsals exh.ibit space available lor original· MAME Ave. Information, 463-4478. paintings at Local Color Art Gallery, 961 MELANIE at 7:30 p.m:at lawn hall, Route 9, . Thursdays 9:30a.m. to noon, Noll C-R ProductionS at Cohoes Music Hall, Newtonville. Information, 783-2760. Terrace and Eastern Avenue, Troy-Schene,lady Road, Lalham. .,.. 58 Remsen St., through May 9,$16 to The VanDyck, 235 Union St., SCHENECTADY MUSEUM Scheneclady.lnlormation, 372-5146 . Information, 786-6557. $26.1nformation, 237-7999. Schenectady, April23 and 24, 7 p.m., Just Beyond our Door, the Nature $29. Information, 381-1111. COLONIE CENTENNIAL Dimension, through June 27, plus Spirit BRASS CHOIR ELECTRIC CITY CHORUS LOOT of Schenectady, collection hig~lights and KENNY LOGGINS planetarium, Noll Terrace Heights. openings for brass players. rehearsals on male singing group, training provided, Class~ rehearsals at Faith United Methodist Joe Orton's caper play, Curtain Call Theatre, Information, 382-7890. first Thursday and third Tuesday of the 210 Old Loudon Road, Latham, through Palace Theater, North Pearl Streel and month, at 7:15p.m., town hall, Route 9, Church, Brandywine Avenue and Eastern May 8, $18.1nfonnation, 877-7529. Clinton Avenue, Albany, April27, 7:30 Newtonville. Information, 783-2760. Parkway, Schenectady, Tuesdays, 7:30 DANCE CLASSES p.m., $35 and $45.1nformation, 465-3334. ALBANY INTERNATIONAL p.m. Information, 785-4807, ongoing, all levels, ballel, jazz and AIRPORT GALLERY SUBURBAN SOUNDS modern, New School of Ballet,1098 COMMANDER CODY Artists in the Studio: 30 Years ···.;-;:l:jlj.. 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"'Boston dolman 107 Cooke or 10 Cheer 56 Brewer or 96 Interoffice Public• 61 BoOkstore Donaldson 11 -Romeo Wright commu- 14 Jambalaya section 108 Male swan 12 Mortgage, 57 Orton, for nique ingrecUent 62Bog 110 End of for one instance 99 Honda 19 Hammett 63 Precam- remar1< 13 Actor Amaz 59 Part of competitor ·hound· brian- 121 Biblical city 14 SerenHy Q.E.D. 101 Wimsey's 20 Where to 65 In honor of 122 "Thafs- 15 Disgust 61 Tofu base creator find an 66 Snick ):tune) 16 Composer 62 Occupation 102 From Cto onager and- 123 ress Khacha- 64 Sail shining C? 21 Songwriter 61- above , 'Thompson turian through 103 iV's Greenwich (somewhat 124 Gymnast 17 Deep red 65 Cozy cloth "Scooby--· 22 Spine- superio~ Korbut 18 Volleyball 67Tons of 106 '81 John ting(ing 69 Part 3 o 125 'West Side divider time Lennon hH: 23 Fertile soil remarK Story" role 28 City on the 69 MUd cigars 107 Senator 2• Tumble 75 Baseball 126 Porsche Danube · 70 Fermented Thurmond • 25Java family ~repeller 29 Kind of tea 109 Borg of joints name 127 el- kiln 71 Deplored tennis 26- -garde 76 Antitoxins 128 Crucifix 30 Fenwick or 72 Shock 110 Actress 27 Start ol a n Mouth • 129 Texas' state Carter. 73 Word with· Skye .. remark Eiece? tree 3A Snitches baby or 111 Bank's 31 Herriot title 78 ong or 130 Marvell 351nland snake backup org. start Peeples marvels sea - 74 lnaugura- 112 Clammy 32 Vigoda or. 79 Solidarity 131 Col)i cir 36 Prix- tion ay· 113 "Typee Saperstein leader Cla1r 38 Balon event sequel 33 Slippery 11 Forger's 132 Dweeb Rouge coli. 75 Filled with 11• A bit of character? • need 39 Cloth wonder Beethoven 34 Brit. fliers 83 Cultural DOWN finish 60 Instant, lor 115 Weekend 37 Singer 88 Wear away 1 French 40-Mateo, short warriors: Manchester 89~glnlan Sudan, CA 82Coq au- ebbr. 41 Celt 90 Part 4 of today •1 ErTS 84-polloi 116 Donated 44 Faucet remark 2 From 42 It darkens 85 '87 117 Frigga's 47 94Across 93 Comic 3Command your Streisand fellow highlight Rickles to Fido doorway film 118 South • 49 Pants part ~ Bizet opera 4 Mead's 43 Bird-to-be· 86 Egyptian African 50 "The 96 Nasty milieu .as Join dei7, plant Ju"J).e 97 "How 5 Breakfast 46 Follow 17 "-a vie" 119 Sikorsky or Bo boy sweet -I• treat 48 "-you for 89 Supportive Stravinsky 52 Cask 98 Cpl.'s 6 Morales of real?" of 120 Diane of ,.- 54 Part2 of superior "NYPD 50 2001, to 90 Princess -Ghinatownn remar1< 100 Type of fuel Blue• liberius bruiser. 121 Weaken PAGE 32- April21, 2003 THE SPOTLIGHT Route 155,7:30 p.m.lnformafi9n. 765- AA MEETING Information 453-9953. MDUNTAINVIEW EVANGELICAl United Methodist Church, 428 KeQwood IOe'J. Apr. 21 3390. First Relormed Church of Betr,lehem. FREE CHURCH Ave. Route 9W, 7:30 ·p.m. Information, 489- FIRST UMC DF DELMAR Family Bible Hour, 9:15a.m.; worship L NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS 6779. Sunday school9:30, Worship service service, 10:30 a.m., nursery care TREASURE COVE BETHLEHEM Wyman Osterhout Community Center, 9:30 & 11 a.m. (in chapel); adult classes provided. Route 155, Voorheesville. THRIFT SHOP New Salem, call for time. Information, CHABAD tENTER and fellowship 11 a:m., child-care Information, 765-3390. First United Methodist Church. 428 DELMAR ROTARY 765-2109. Friday services, discussion and kiddush provided, 428 Kenwood Ave. Information, • Kenwood Ave., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 439-9976. Normans ide Country Club, 7:30a.m. at sunset, 109 Elsmere Ave. Information. ONESQUETHAW REFORMED Information. 767-2930. AA MEETING 439-8280. Worship service, 9:30a.m., Sunday BIBLE STUDY MOUNT MORIAH MINISTRIES First United Methodist Church of school, 10:45 a.m., Tarrytown Road, Bible study and prayer meeting at c: BETHLEHEM LIONS CLUB Voorheesville, 68 Maple Sf., 8 p.m. NEW SCOTLAND Sunday school, 9:45a.m .. morning Feura Bush.lnformation, 768-2133. "Gospel Fellowship," meeting at Information, 489-6779. worship, 11 a.m., youlh group, 6 p.m., Normanside Country Club, Delmar, 7 Normansville Community Church, 7 evening service, 7 p.m., Route 9W, p.m. lnformatton, 439-48>7. PRESCHOOL STORY TIME FAITH TEMPLE p.m .. beneath Normanskill bridge, Glenmont. Information, 426-4510. Information 482,2132. ' Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library, Sunday school, 10 a.m., worship service. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP 51 School Road. 10:15 a.m. Information, 7 p.m., New Salem. Information, 765- 765-2791. UNITY DF FAITH CHRISTIAN 2870. BINGO Northeast NY Alzheimer's Association. FELLOWSHIP meetings for families, caregivers, and At the Bethlehem Elks Lodge, Route 144, Sunday school and worship service, 10 lreinds; Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 PIONEER CLUBS NEW SCOTLAND PRESBYTERIAN 7:30p.m. ' a.m., 436 Krumkill Road. Information, Delaware Ave., 7 p.m. BETHLEHEM CHURCH For children grades 1 through ;unior 438-7740. high: Mountainview Evangelicc.l Free Worship service, 10:30 a.m., fellowship YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SOLID ROCK CHURCH BETHLEHEM SENIOR CITIZENS Church, Route 155, 3:45- 5 p:n. following worship service; SUnday SERVICES FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, school, 9:15 a.m., nursery care provided; • Bethlehem Town Hall. 445 Delaware Information, 765-3390. Parks and Recreation Office. Elm Avenue .1 Kenwood Ave .. evening prayer and SCIENTIST 2010 New Scotland Road. New Scotland. Ave .. 12:30 p.m.lnformatioh. 439-4955. YOUTH GROUP MEETINGS Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Also Thurs. 2-5.30 Bible study, 7 p.m.lnformation, 439- Information. 439-6454. 4314. United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, Sunday school and worship service, 10 p.m. Information, 439-0503. New Salem, 7 p.m. Information, 765- a.m., child-care provided, 555 Delaware TAKE DFF POUNDS'SENSIBLY 4410. . Ave. Information, 439-2512. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Weekly meeting at Delmar Reformed NEW SCOTLAND Sunday school and worship service. 10 Church, 386 Delaware Ave., Delmar. 1- Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware KING'S CHAPEL a.m., choir rehearsal, 5 p.m., evening 2:30 p.m. Information, 465-8732. Ave., Delmar, 7:30p.m. Information, service, 6:45p.m., Route 85, New Salem. PRESCHOOL STORY TIME 439-4955. Traditional Baptist Bible service, 10 a.m.: 434 Route 9W, just south of Glenmont Information, 765-4410. Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library·, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Road, Glenmont. Information, 426-9955. 51 School Road, 1015 a.m. Information, BINGO Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue JERUSALEM REFORMED 765-2791. Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Information, 439-0503. Blanchard American Legion Post, 16 BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM CONGREGATION DF Worship service, 10:30 a.m., followed by Poplar Drive, 7:30p.m. Information: 439- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES coffee hour, child-care provided, Route NIMBLEFINGERS/QUILTERS 9819. ADULT BIBLE STUDY Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School AA MEETING ~ible lecture,10 a.m., Watchtower Bible 32, Feura Bush. Information, 439-0548. Firs!Reformed Church of Bethlehem, study, 10:55 a.m., Elm Avenue-and Feura Road. 1 to 3 p.m. Information. 765- Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm BOY SCOUT TROOP 58 7 p.m., Route 9W, Selkirk. Information. Bush Road. Information, 439-0358. FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER 2791. 767-2243. Ave, 7:30 p.m.lntormation, 489-6779. Elsmere Elementary School, 247 Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.. nursery and Delaware Ave., 7:30 to 9 p.m. SLINGERLANDS COMMUNITY UMC ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AFTER-EASTER EGG HUNT SundaY School available, Thursday night BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Worship service and church school, 10 prayer and praise at 7 p.m. 92 Lower New Scotland Town Hall, Route 85, 7 .: At the park next to" the Slingerlands BC SCHOOL BOARD Children's choir, 6:15p.m., senior choir, a.ni., fellowship hour, nursery care Copeland Hill Road, Feura Bush. p.m. Information, 765-3356. 7 p.m., 85 Elm Ave. Information. 439- Firehouse, 11 a.m .. all children welcome, provided, 1499 New Scotland Road. Information, 768-2021. District office, 90 Adams Place, 8 p.m. prizes awarded. Information, 439-7098. 4328. Information, 439-1766. V'VILLE VILLAGE BOARD Village Hall, 29 Voorheesv_ille Ave., 7 BETHLEHEM ELKS LODGE 2233 AA MEETINGS DELMAR PRESBYTERIAN p.m. (6 p.m. workshop meetmg). 1016 River Road (Route 144), Cedar Hill. Slingerlands Community Church, 1499 Worship service. church school, n!Jrsery Information, 765-2692. 8 p.m. Information. 767-2886. New Scotland Ro3d, noon, and Delmar Sun. ApJ'. 25 care, 10 a.m., fellowship and coffee, 11 Reformed Church."386 Delaware Ave .. a.m., adult education, 11:15 a.m., family · 8:30p.m. Information, 489-6779. BETHLEHEM ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR communion service, first Sunday, 585 BETHLEHEM Delaware Ave. Information, 439-9252. Onesquethaw Chapter, Masonic Temple, 421 Kenwood Ave., 8 p.m. Information, NEW SCOTLAND . PEACE VIGIL ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE 439-2181. GLENMONT COMMUNITY CHURCH Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace, weekly THE CLOTHING CLOSET Masses'~ Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday school and worship service. peace vigil, Four Corners intersection, BETHLEHEM Sunday at 7:30,9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. TESTIMONY MEETING A service supported by area Reformed 10:30 a.m., child-care available, 1 Delmar. 5-6 p.m .. Information, 439- 35 Adams Place.lnformati~n. 4.:9-4951. Cha~el Lane. Information, 436-7710. 1968. First Church of Christ, Scientist', 555 churches to provide clothing to those in DELMAR ROTARY Delaware Ave., 7:30p.m. Information, need; volunteers welcome. Clarksville Normanside Country Club, 7:30a.m. 439-2512. Reformed Church, Route 443. Clarksville, ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL SOLID ROCK CHURCH MOTHERS' TIME OUT Information, 767-2930. 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 4-7 p.m Holy Eucharist, 8 and 10 :30 a.m., coffee Worship service, 11 a.m., 1 Kenwood Christian fellowship group for mothers Of Information, 768-2916 or 439-5400. and fellowship, nursery care provided, Ave. _Information, 439-4314. preschool children, Delmar Reformed SOLID ROCK CHURCH NEW SCOTLAND youth education 9 a.m., church school10 Church, 386 Delaware Ave., nursery care 1 Kenwood Ave., evening prayer and • a.m., Poplar Drive and Elsmere Avenue . provided, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Information, POETS GROUP GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP Bible study, 7 p.m. Information. 439- PRESCHOOL STORY TIME Information, 439-3265. · 439-9929. Every Other Thursday Night Poets meet, At Normansville Community Church, 4314. Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library, Voorhee.sville Public Library, ?p.m. Bible study 10 a.rri. and 7 p m., beneath 51 SchOol Road, 10:15 a.m. Information, BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN the Non'nanskill Bridge on Delaware Ave., DELMAR KIWANIS 765-2791. TOWN BOARD 85 Elm Ave .. worship services 8 a.m. and Delmar. Information, 482-2132 .. Quality Inn, Route 9W, 6:15p.m. Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware . " 10:30 a.m. coffee/fellowship following Information, 439-2437 or 439-6952. worship. Sunday School and Bible Ave., 5:30p.m. Information, 439-4955. GARDENING LECTURE ADAMSVILLE ANCIENTS FIFE & classes 9:15a.m., infant and nursery With master gardener Phyllis DRUM CORPS CLASS IN JEWISH MYSTICISM Rosenblum, Voorheesville Public Library, care, assistive listening devices. Bible BETHLEHEM class for developmentally disablEd, Rehearsal, 7:30p.m., Information 432- Delmar Chabad Center. 109 Elsmere TOASTMASTERS 7 p.m .. free and open to public, BETHLEHEM 1244 or 439-8727. Ave., 7 p.m. Information, 439-8280. Information 765-2791. second and fourth Sundays of each The Clubhouse. Adams Station Apts .1 month. Information. 439-4328. Juniper Drive. Delmar, 7:30p.m. NEW SCOTLAND INDOOR PISTOL SHOOTING FAITH TEMPLE VISUAL SUPPORT GROUP Information, 439-0871. Strategies to cope with visual DELMAR REFORMED Albany County Pistol Club, Winne Place. Bible study, New Salem, 7:30p.m. ?to 9 p.rTI. Also Tuesday. Information, Information, 765-2870. impairment, led by Dr. Edwin Pesnel. Worship services, 9 & 11 a.m., with child ST. MATIHEW'S CHURCH BINGO Refreshments. Room 101, Bethlehem care, Sunday school through grade 7, Masses Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 439-0057. Blanchard American Legion Post, 16 Town Hall, 445 Delaware Avenue. T.G.I. Sunday contemporary worship at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., Mountain View Poplar Drive, 7:30 p.m.lnformation. 439- .,_ .. PRAYER MEETING Delmar, 1-2 pm. Sponsored by 5:30p.m. with child care and childrBn's Road, Voorheesville. Information, 765- EXPLORER POST 157 9819. Evening prayer meeting and Siple study, Bethlehem Senior Services. Information, program through grade 6. 386 Delaware 2805. For boys and girls 14-21, focusing on Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, 439-4955, ex!. 4. Ave. Information, 439-9929 or environmental conservation, 310 [email protected]. BOY SCOUT TROOP 58 . FIRST UNITED METHODIST Kenwood Ave., 7:30-9 p.m. Information. Elsmere Elementary Schoo!, 247 439-4205. Early worship, 8:30a.m., worship Delaware Ave., 7:30 to 9 p.m. BETHLEHEM COMMUNITY CHURCH celebration, 10 a.m., church school Worship service 10 a.m.; nursery.and classes for nursery through high school, DELMAR COMM. ORCHESTRA TESTIMONY MEETING Sunday School through 5th grade 10 a.m., choir rehearsals, 11:15 a.m., 68 Rehearsal, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 First Church of Christ. Scientist. 555 provided at both services. 201 Elm Ave. Maple Ave., Voorheesville. Information, Delaware Ave., 7:30p.m. Information, Information, 439-3135. 765-2895. Delaware Ave., 7:30p.m. Information. A39-7749. 439-2512. SOUTH BETHLEHEM UMC BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH AA MEETING NEW SCOTLAND Sunday school, 9:30a.m., worship Sunday-school, 9:15a.m., worship Bethlehem Luthefan Church, 85 Elm seNice, 11 a.m., followed by coffee hour, service, 10:15 a.m., Auberge Suisse Ave., 8:30p.m. Information. 489-6779. 65 Willowbrook Ave. Information, 767- Restaurant, Route 85.1nformation, 475- FAITH TEMPLE 9953. ' 9086. NEW SCOTLAND Bible study, New Salem, 7:30p.m. Information, 765-2870. DELMAR FULL GOSPEL JERUSALEM REFORMED QUARTET REHEARSAL Sunday service,-9:30 a.m., with Sunday Worship service and Sunday school, 10 PRAYER MEETING school and nursery, home groups, a.m .. followed by coffee llour, Route 32, United Pentecostal Church. Route 85, evening prayer meeting and Bible study, women's Bible studies and youth group, Feura Bush. Information, 439-2363. New Salem, 7:15p.m. Information, 765- Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, 292 Elsmere Ave. Information, 439-4407. 4410. Ratite 155, 7:30p.m. Information. 765- ..: LET VO~I ~ §H~N~~ UNIDNVIL(E REFORMED 3390. FIRST REFORMED OF BETHLEHEM Sunday school, 9:15a.m.. worship Church school9:45 a.m., worship 11 service, 10:30 a.m., followed by NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS a.m., fellowship hour after worshi~; fellowship, Delaware Turnpike. Wyman Osterhout Community Center, 'lAC~ n~~ lHE §POlUC"l~ child-care provided, Route 9W, Selkirk. Information, 439-5001. New Salem, call for time. Information. Information, 767-2243. 765-2109 . CALL 4}9-4949 TO PLACE YOUR AD TODAY ! BETHLEHEM CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY The Spotlight • Colonie Sp.otlight • Loudonville Spotlight • Guilderland Spotlight FAMILY OF GOD NAZARENE CHURCH AA MEETING CHURCH Niskayuna Spotlight • Rofferdam Spotlight • Scotia-Gknville Spotlight Sunday school, 9:15a.m., worship FARMERS MARKET First United Methodist Church of Worship 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., Sunday service, 10:30 a.m., followed by coffee Market and Chicken Barbeque, Voorheesville, 68 Maple St., 8 p.m. Clifton Park Spotlight • Burnt Hilk Spotlight •Malta Spotlight schoo.l11:30 a.m .. Krumkilt and hour, nursery care provided, Route 443. 2:30p.m. to.6 p.m. rain or shine, First Information, 489-6779. ""' Blessing roads, North Bethlehem, Information, 768-2916. April21, 2004- PAGE 33 ~ THE SPOTLIGHT ,11100W1¥.1i&_:_l,i!l@.. -WW+fi-i!l@Wl-!RW••Y+Bii' -Bii·W-fbkih•P UYW!iti¥ ·4#1tWM~m~~~tJar~nrn~ .:il~. aLw, ... ~~lm:' ~J:'\'C1 a guide to services for your home ta I Joseph T. 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House solidpine,queencannon- Co.lnc.Since1953FREE tom modular homes, PRINT MUSIC hearted couple desires a cleaning, references ball bed, 21argedressers, FREE body analysis, lose ·estimates and inspections Titan, Redman, Skyline, NYSSMA Specialist baby to love. We offer available. 478-9121 or night stand, mirror. Ask- weight and shape up with -UL ·usted /LPI Certified. Ritzcraft Land home From Bach to Rock. Van love, laughter, security 439-3367. ing $1200.355-3951. ShapeWorks 382-0146. Call845-373-8309or518- packages available, start- Curler Music (866)472- and brightest of futures. '"TH &WELLNESS 789-4603 Millerton, NY · ing at $475_.00 a month 9713. www.vancurler Legal! Medical - Please CLEANING SERVICES Loveseat, Sofa, LazyBoy HEAL Broome County, 1-88, Exit mustcco· @ ho t mat·1 .com call Emily/ Brian 1-888- Affordable Professional Rocker, Living Room SPECIALTYHYPNOSIS, MISCELLANEOUS • Chair, Entertainment FOR SALE 6 Harpursville, NY 607- MUSIC LESSONS 772-7148. . Housecleaning. We Take Center. Good Condition. Change of bad habits, en- 693-2551. Over 20, 2004 The Stress And Mess Out GUITAR LESSONS, 767_2095. · hance the way you look 2 Twin beds with matress homes discounted on ANIMAL BEHAVIORIST Of Cleaning. Call J & J and feel through the pow- and boxspring, dresser, display 7 days a week, guitarist available for pri & PROFESSIONAL 356-9152. The Wizard of 74· BC. ersofyourmind. See your nightstand w/drawers, 9am- 5pm vate instruction in your TRAINER WITH 30YRS. Adirondack chairs, spe relationship clearly and mirror. All matching, ------home or mine. 20+ years CRAFT FAIR EXP. (Wild or domestic). cialty-made. Call Tim through hypnosis. Novelty ca11765_2767, after 6:00 MOTORCYCLE experience. Call Rob, Your home/ or prepaid HAND & HEART ARTS Rice. 439-6056. hypnosisavailableforpri- p.m. FOR SALE 372-5077. telephone consultations. BOUTIQUE-5/2, 10a.m.- vate parties and clubs.Try 1994 YAMAHA XJ600. GARAGE SALES a free destressing andre- (CENTURY)" CAR SEAT. PIANO TUNING M-F 1OA-5P (373-0258). 3p.m. The Arlington 9,000 miles, MINT condi laxation over the phone. BLUE, EXCELLENT & REPAIR House, 3532 Rt. 43, West 23 Hasgate Dr• Delmar - tion. $2850.00 B/0. 767- ART CLASSES Sand Lake. For info. call Haswell Farms, April 24, (518)664-0740. CONDITION. $25. 899- PROFESSIONAL Pl 7049. 0424. Adult Group Private Days, Karan 330-5657. 9-2. Patio Furniture, Com- HEALTHCARE ANO tuning and repair, Evenings. Oil, Watercolor, puter Games, Double. --'==:.:.::=='- CHILDS MESH BED MOVING SALE Michael T. Lamkin, Reg Pastel. Beverly Carhart- EQUIPMENT Stroller, Kid's Toys, Too Healthcareforentirefam RAIL. $9. 899-7049 istered Piano Technician, FOR SALE ART and antiques, furni 765-2585. muchtolist. Rain or Shine. ily, $99.95 monthly. No TORO, SNOTHROWER ture, books and house Piano Technicians Guild. age restrictions, includes 427-1903. BOOTH RENTAL SAWMILLS -$2,695.00- ANNUAL USED BI 5HP Electric start, Sears, hold items, call for ap LumberMate-2000 & CYCLE GARAGE SALE dental, Vision, pre-exist Car Cargo Carrier. Both pointment 489-7632. $100.00 WEEKLY. Off LumberLite-24. Norwood 75 used bikes! Lots of ing· conditions accepted, unlimited usage, 500,000 street parking. Newly Industries also manufac- other great items also. 3 I Renovated. 1 month free tures utility ATV attach- LaGrangeRd.,offMurray doctors, 800-738-1916, rent. 439-0683 or 462- ments, log skidders, por' Ave. 4/23, 4/24,-4/25. limited time offer. 3595. table board edgers and 9a.m.-? HOME IMPROVEMENT forestry equipment. www. BUSINESS norwoodindustries.com _ DELMAR 4/24, 8A-12P. HAS YOUR BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES Free information: 1-800- 1 Greenwood lane. 2 SHIFTED? Structural re Office Hours Mail Address •In Person 1.800. VENDING 90 Ma 578-1363 ext300N. family's, camping, fishing, pairs of barns, houses and Spotlight Newspapers household furniture, jew- Deadline chines- $9, f20. The best garages. Call Woodford P.O. Box 100 FINANCIAL elry, and much more. 8:30AM- 5 PM Delmar, NY 12054 locations. 1-800-836- Bros., Inc. for straighten Monday-Friday 3464 24/ hours Cash For Structured . GARAGE SALE, 589 ing, leveling, foundation 125 Adams St. and wood frame repairs. Deadline: Thursday at 5PM ALL CASH CANDY Settlement/ Annuity pay- Russell Rd. Albany NY Delmar, NY 12054 ments. It's your money! 12203.N.BethlehemFire 1-800-0LD-BARN. www. fo(following week ROUTE. Do you earn Get cash now When you Dept. April 24th, 10:00 1-800-0LD-BARN.COM $800 in a day? Your own needitmost!Oidest/best a.m.-2:00p.m. No early local candy route. In HOME REPAIRS Phone • Fax in the business. Settle- birds. READERSHIP: cludes 30 machines and (518) 439-4940 ment Purchasers. 1-877- PLOTTER KILL FIRE HOME REPAIRS. 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Relocat- Comic Books, pre- 1920 0070. 767_9192. COMMANDER'S BUF- SWIN IN CHARLTON at BCHS ORIOLE YEAR- ing. Guilderland Area. photographs, old toy FET,AIIyoucaneat,April little Troy Park. Large BOOKS. GlenGrossman 598 9151 cars, trucks, boats, or YARD SALE < SITUATIONWANJED 25, 8:00a.m. ·12:00p.m. pond, natural setting, @aol.com (831)-241· • · model boats, Pre 1950 DELMAR. 114 Adams · · Off t 155 chlorine free, swim les- 8285 42 Glen Lake Dr,·ve VENDORS FOR CRAFT F · p T dd AIDEcertified,mature,ex· VFW D nve, 0 • · • oun 1am ens, e Y Place. Saturday, 4/24. 9- cellent references, trans- Colonie. Cost $6 at the sons,swimteamandpic· PacificGrove,CA93950. &FLEAMARKET-Ciarks· Bears, Pre 1959 Movie 3. Household items, din· . door, $5 if purchased be· nicking. Reasonable rates BUYING: All ol9 costume ville. Fire House. 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The Secretary of State has Articles of Organization filed ~ LCD-9747 filed with DE Secy. of State, (April21, 2004) been designated as agent of with.SSNY on 3/31/04 who TOWN OF .NEW SCOT (April21, 2004) Div. of Corps., 401 Federal the limited liability company is designated as agent of LAND St., Dover, DE 19901. Pur ~EGAL NOTICE upon whom process against LLC upon whom process Special Meeting pose: any lawful activity. LEGAL NOTICE theCompanymaybeserved, against it may be served. Notice is hereby given that LEGAL NOTICE LD-9765 NOTICE OF FILING OF and the post office address SSNY shalt mail process·to the Town Board will hold a (April21, 2004) NOTICE OF FILING OF ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA within this state to which the the LLC, 357 South AlbB.ny $pecial meeting on -April 28, HTLand, LLC ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA TION OF _Secretary of State shall mail Road, Selkirk, NY 12158. 2004 beginning at 5:30 P.M. NOTICE OF FORMATION TION OF 35 HACKETT, LLC a copy of any process LLC is member-managed. at Town Hall, 2029 New Scot- OF LEGAL NOTICE BARON CLARK THOR- 1. The name of the Limited against the Company served Purpose: to cond~ct any taw- ,. land Rd, Slingerlands NY for LIMITED LIABILITY COM OUGHBREDS, LLC Liability- Company is": 35 upon him is: fut business. Office location: a presentation on the PANY Notice of Qualification of The 1. The name· of the Limited HACKETT, LLC. 14 Petra Lane Albany County. Onesquethaw-Coeymans Articles of Organization filed Taubman Company LLC. ·Liability Company is: B.aron 2. The Articles of Organiza Albany, New York 12205 LCD-9734 Watershed and Wireless with the Secretary of State of Authority filed with Secy. of Clark Thoroughbreds,' LLC. tion of the Company were 5. The registered agent of the (April 21, 2004) ~ Telecommunications Facili New York on March 31,2004, State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 4/81 2. The Articles of Organiza- filed with the Secretary -of limited liability company ties. Office location: Albany 2004. Office location: Albany tion of the Company were State on March 30, 2004. upon whom process against Diane R. Deschenes County, Secretary of State of County.LLC forrii~d in Dela- filed with the Secretary of 3. The County within New the liability company can be LEGAL NOTICE Town Clerk New York is designated as ware (DE) on 11/l6/1 992. State on March 30, 2004. York State which the office of served is: Robert J. Baron, The Town of New Scotland agent of HT Land, LLC upon SSNY designated as agent 3. The County within New the Company is to be located 14 Petra Lane, Albany, New Notice of Formation of • is an equal opP-ortunity whom process against it may ol LLC upon whom process York State which the office of is Albany. York 12205. Clinton International LLC. provider and employer. be served. Secretary of State against it may be served. theCompanyistobeloca_ted 4. The Secretary of State has 6. The character of the busi- Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. LD-9770 of New York may mail a copy SSNY shall mail process to: is Albany. been designated as agent of ness iS to conduct any"law- of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on (April 21, 2004) of any process to the LLC to c/o Corporation Service Co., 4. The Secretary of State has the limited liability company ful business activity for profit 3/10/04. Office location: At Charles N. Tommell, 254 80 State St., Albany, NY been designated as agent of upon whom process against that is not otherwise prohib- bany County. SSNY desig Stove Pipe Road, 12207, registered age[lt the limited liability company the Company may be served ited by the lawS of the State nated·as agent of LLC upon LEGAL NOTICE Voorheesville, New York upon whom process may be upon whom process against and the post office address of New York. whom process against it may 12186, who is also the reg served. Principal office of the Company maybe served within this state to which the LD-9740 be served. SSNY shall mail. "FRANK ALEXANDER NYC, istered agent of the LLC. _Lat LLC: 200 E. Long Lake Rd., and the post office address Secretary of State shalt mail (April21, 2004) process to: The LLC, 20 ' LLC'' was filed with the SSNY est date to dissolve is 12-31- Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48304. within this state to which the a copy of any process ------. McCormack Rd., on 3/12/04. Office: Albany 54. Purpose: for all legal pur Arts. of Org. DE Secy. of Secretary of State shall mail against the Company served Slingerlands, NY 12159. Pur- County. SSNY designated as poses.· State, Div. of Corps., 401 a copy of any process upon him is: LEGAL NOTICE pose: any lawful activity: agent of LLC whom service LD-9757 Federal St., Dover, DE againsttheCompanyserved 14 Petra Lane LD-9721 • of process may be served. (April21, 2004) 19901. "Purpose: any lawful upon him is: Albany, New York 12205 . NOTICE OF FILING OF (April 21, 2004) The P.O. address which the activity. 14 Petra Lane 5. The registered agent of the ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA SSNY shall mail any process LD-9764 Albany, New York 12205 limited liability company TION OF against the LLC served upon LEGAL NOTICE (April21, 2004) 5. The registered agent of the upon whom process against 6 WEMBLEY, LLC LEGAL NOTICE him: 83 Speen St., Second· limited liability cornpany the liability company can be 1. The name of the Limited • Floor, Natick, MA 01760- HT Holdings, LLC upon whom process against served is: Robert J. Baron, Liability Company is: 6 NOTICE OF FORMATION 4168. The Registered Agent NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE the liability company can be 14 Petra Lane, Albany, New WEMBLEY, LLC. OF is SSNY. Purpose: any taw OF served is: Robert J. Baron. ,York 12205. 2. The Articles of Organiza LIMITED LIABILITY COM - ful business. LIMITED LIABILITY COM Notice of Qualification of 6. The character of the busi 6. The character of the busi tion of the Company were PANY , LCD-9639 PANY ONECOAST NETWORK, ness is to conduct any law ness is to conduct any law filed with the Secretary of Articles of Organizatiori of (April 21, 2004) Articles of Organization filed LLC. Authority filed with Secy. ful business activity for profit ful business activity for profit State on March 30, 2004. The Hobbs Family LLC . with the Secretary of State of of State of NY (SSNY) on 3/ that is not otherwise prohib that is not otherwise prohib 3. The County within New ("LLC") filed with the Secre New York on April 2, 2004, 31/04. Office location: Albany ited by the laws of the State ited by the laws of the State York State which the office of tary of State of New York LEGAL NOTICE Office location: Albany County. LLC formed in Dela of New York. of New York. the Company is to be located ("SSNY") on March 22,2004, County, Secretary of State of ware (DE) on 11/25/03. LD-9754 LD-9743 is Albany. · effective upa·n the date of fil 1) Name: Alliance Consulting New York is designated as SSNY designated as agent (April21, 2004) (April 21, 2004) · 4. The Secretary of State has ing. Office Location: Albany Collaborative, LLC agent of HT Holdings, LLC of LLC upon whom process been designated as agent of County. SSNY has been des 2) Date of Filing: February 3, upon whom process against against it may be served. the limited liability company ignated as agent of the LLC ,2004 . it may be served. Secretary SSNY shall mail process to: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against upon whom process against 3) County: Albany of State of New York may c/o Corporation Service Co., the Company may be served it may be served. SSNY may 4) The Secretary of State has mail a copy of any process 80 State St., Albany, NY NOTICE OF.FILING OF NOTICE OF FILING OF and the post office address mail a copy of any process been designated as agent of to the LLC to Charles. N. 12207, registered agent ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA within tt")is state to which the to the LLC, 91 Meadowbrook the limited liability company Tommell, 254 Stove Pipe upon whom process may be TION OF TION OF Secretary of State shall mail Lane, Slingerlands, New ~ upon whom process against ROad, Voorheesville, New served. Principal office of 14 PETRA, LLC 11 PETRA, LLC a copy of any process York 12159. The purpose for it may be served. The ad York 12186, who is also the LLC: 2025 Monroe Drive, At- 1. The name of the Limited 1. The name .of the Limited agairist the Company served which the LLC is formed· is dress within or without this registered agent of the LLC. lanta,GA30324.Arts.of0rg. Liability Company is: 14 Liability Company is: 11 upon him is: to engage in any lawful act State to which the Secretary Latest date to dissolve is 12- filed with DE Secy. of State, PETRA, LLC. PETRA, LLC. 14 Petra Lane or activity for which limited of State shall mail a copy of 31-54. Purpose: for all legal 401 Federal St., Dover, DE 2. The Articles of Organiza- 2. The Articles of Organiza Albany, NewYork 12205 liability companies may be • any process against it served purposes. 19901. Purpose: any lawful tion of the Company were tion of the Company were 5. The registered agent of the organized under the LLCL. upon him or her is 156 LD-9756 activities. filed with the Secretary of filed with the Secretary of limited liability company LCD-9726 Darroch Road, Delmar, New (April21, 2004) LD-9763 State on March 30, 2004. State on March 30, 2004. upon whom process against (April 21, 2004) York 12054. (April21, 2004) 3. The County within New 3. The County within New the liability-company can be "'!' 5) The limited liability com ------York State which the office of York State which the office of served is: Robert J. Baron, pany shall be engaged in the LEGAL NOTICE the Company is to be located the Company is to be located 14 Petra Lane, Albany, New LEGAL NOTICE busmess of management" LEGAL NOTICE is Albany. is Albany. York 12205. . consulting. New York State 4. The Secretary of State has 4. The Secretary of State has 6. The character of the busi NOTICE OF FORMATION LD-9659 D~partment of State NOTICE OF been designated as ag'l:mt of been designated as agent of ness is to conduct any law OF LIMITED LIABILITY ·(April 21, 2004) Division of Corporations, FORMATION OF LLC the limited liability company the limited liability company ful business activity for profit COMPANY. NAME: HUN State Records Articles of OrganizatiOn for upon whom process against upon whom process against that is not otherwise prohib TINGTON ASSOCIATES OF and Uniform Commercial MARCHESE REALTY, LLC theCompanymaybeserved the Company may be served ited by the laws of the State TROY, LLC. Articles of Orga LEGAL NOTICE Code were filed with the Secretary and the post office address and· the Post office address of New York. nization were- filed with the Albany, NY 12231 of State of New York on within this-state· to which the within this state to which the LD-9739 Secretary of State ·of New 1535 Grand Blvd., LLC, No ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA March 16, 2004. Office to- Secretary of State shall mail Secretary of State shall mail (April21, 2004) York (SSNY) on 03/26/04. tice of formation of a domes TION cated in Albany County. The a copy of a'ny process a copy of any process Office location: Albany tic Limited Liability Company OF Secretary of State has been against the Company served against the Company served County. SSNY has been des (LLC) Articles of Organiza- PROPERTY MANAGE designated as agent upon upon him is: upon him is: LEGAL NOTICE ignated as agent of the LLC • tion filed with the New York MENT ESSENTIALS, LLC. which process may be 14 Petra Lane 14 Petra Lane upon whom process against Secretary of State on March Under Section 203 of the served and a copy of process Albany, New York 12205 Albany, New York 12205 Notice of formation of BLUE it may be served. SSNY shall 1, 2004. The purpose of the Limited Liability Company shall be mailed by the Sec- 5.The_registeredagentofthe 5. The registered agent of the DIAMOND EXCAVATION, mail a copy of process to the LLC is to engage in any law- Law retary of State to the LLC at limited liability company limited liability- company LLC. Articles of Organization LLC, 5 Palisades Drjve, Al ,;o ful act or activity. The office FIRST: The name of tbe lim 7 Klaasen Way, Loudonville, upon whom prOcess against upon whom process against filed with SSNY on 3/31/04 bany, New York 12205. Pur of the LLC is to be located in ited liability comPany is: NY 12211_. ~urpose. for any the tiB.bility company can be the liability company can be who is designated as agent pose: For any lawful PYT Albany County. The Secre Property Management Es lawful actiVIty for wh1ch 11m- served is: Robert J. Baron. served is: Robert J. Baron, of LLC upon whor'n process pose. tary of State is designated as sentials, LLC_ ited liability compames may· 6. The character of the busi- 14 Petra Lane, Albany, New against it may be served. LD-9716 the agent of the LLC upon SECOND: The county within be formed under the law. ness is to conduct any law- York 12205. SSNY shall mail process to (April 21, 2004) • whom process against the this state in which the office LD-9761 ful business activity for profit 6. The character of the busi the LLC, 357 South Albany LLC may be served. The ad of the limited liability com (Apri/21, 2004) that is not otherwise prohib- ness is to conduct any law Road, Selkirk, NY 12158. dress to which the Secretary pany is to be located is: Al ited by the laws of the State ful business activity for profit LLC is member-managed. LEGAL NOTICE of State shall mail a copy of bany. of New York. that is not otherwise prohib Purpose: to conduct any law ... any process·against the LLC THIRD: The Secretary of LEGAL NOTICE LD-9753 ited by the laws of the State ful business. Office location: Notice of Qualification of H.P. is 596 New Loudon Road, State is designated as agent (April21, 2004) of New York. Albany County. Hood & Sons, LLC. Author latham, New York 12110. of the limited liability com Notice of Formation of an LD-9742 LCD-9736 ity filed with Secy. of State of LCD-9593 pany upon whom process LLC: Green Light Develop · (April21, 2004) (April21, 2004) N.Y. (SSNY) on 3/30/04. Of , (April21, 2004) against it may be served. The ment,·LLC . LEGAL NOTICE fice location: Albany County. address within or without this Articles of Organization were LLC formed in Delaware state to which the Secretary filed with the Secretary of NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (DE) on 3/5/04. SSNY des LEGAL NOTICE of State shall mail a copy of State of New York (SSNY) on OF LIMITED LIABILITY ·ignated as agent of' LLC any process against the lim:.. March 24, 2004. Office loca COMPANY (LLC) Notice of Publication Notice of formation of BLUE upon whom process against • FEDERAL HILL ROAD, LLC ited liability company served tion is in Albany County. The Name: TWIN STARS MAN ART & DESIGI\I ADVISORS DIAMOND PORTABLE TOI it may be served. SSNY shalt 1. The name of the limited li upon him or her is: 1 Ever SSNY has been designated AGEMENT GROUP LLC Ar LLC was filed with SSNY on LETS, LLC. Articles of Orga- mail process to: c/o Corpo ability company is Federal green Drive, Voorheesville, as agent of the LLC, upon ticles of Ol"ganization filed 04/07/2004 Office: Albany nization filed w1th SSNY on ration Service Co. (CSC), 80 Hill Road, LLC. NY 12186. whom process against it may with Secretary of State of County. SSNY designated as 3131/04 who is designated as State St., Albany, NY 12207. 2. The Articles of Organiza- FOURTH: The name and be served, SSNY shall mail New York (SSNY) on March agent of LLC whom process · agent of LLC upon whom DE address of LLC: c/o CSC, • tion creating the limited liabil street address within this a copy of Process to the LLC, 2, 2004. Office location: Al against may be served. The process against it may be 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. ity company were filed in the state of the registE11red agent 1621 Central Avenue, Al bany County. SSNY desig P.O. address which SSNY served. SSNY shall mail pro 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Office of the Secretary of of the limited liability com bany, NY 12205. Purpose: for nated as agent of LLC upon shall mail any process cess to the LLC, 357 South Arts. of Oig. filed with DE State on April 5, 2004 and pany upon whom and at any lawful purpose. whom process against it may against the LLC served upon Albany Road, Selkirk, NY Secy. of State, 401 Federal ,became effectil{e on said which_ plocess against the LD-9759 be served. SSNY shall mail him: The LLC, 46 STATE 12158.LLCismember-man St., Ste.4, Dover, DE 19901. date. · limited liability company may (April21, 2004) a copy of process to c/o STREET, 3RD FLR, AL- aged. Purpose: to conduct Purpose: any lawful activity. 3. The principal office of the be served is: Mark S. Breakell Law Firm P.C., 10 BANY, NY 12207. The regis- any lawful business. Office LD-9708. · limited liability company is in Hotaling, 1 Evergreen Drive, Airline Drive, Albany, New tared agent is: USA CORPQ- location: Albany County. (April 21, 2004) Albany County. Voorheesville, NY 12186. LEGAL NOTICE York 12205. Purpose: Any RATE SERVICES INC. at the LCD-9735 •-4. The Secretary .of State is Dated: March 10, 2004 lawful business purpose. same address. Purpose: any (April 21, 2004) NOTICE OF FORMATION designated as the agent of LD-9750 lawful purpose. LEGAL NOTICE Wayne A. Smith, Jr. OF -~--·-----~ the limited liability company LCD-9623 (April21, 2004) LCD-9741 upon whom process-against LI~ITED LIABILITY COM Notice of Qualification of HP (April21, 2004) (April 21, 2004) LEGAL NOTICE • it may be served and the post PANY Hood LLC. Authority filed office address to which the Articles of Organization of LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of BLUE with Secy. of State of N.Y. Madan Associates, LLC DIAMOND, LLC. Articles of (SSNY) on 3/30/04. Office Secretary of State shall mail LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE any copy of process against ("LLC") filed with the Secre Not"1ce. of Qualification of Organization filed with SSNY location: Albany County.LLC is it is: Federal Hill Road, Notice of Qualification of tary of State of New York Source One Mobility, LL.C., NOTICE OF FILING OF on 3/31/04 who is desig formed in Delaware (DE) on • LLC, c/o Rose Watkins, 14 Oyster Bay Holdings. Author ("SSNY') on April 5, 20Q4, App. for· Auth. filed Sec'y of ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA nated as agent of LLC upon 7/2/03.- SSNY designated as effective upon the date of fil Saybrook Drive, Glenmont, ity filed wrrh Secy. of State of State (SSNY) 3/23/04. Office TION OF whom process against it may agent of LLC upon whom ing. Office Location: Albany New York 12077. N.Y. (SSNY) on 4/7/2004. location: Albany County. LLC BARON THOROUGH- be served. SSNY shan mail process against it may be 5. The limited liability com- Office location: Albany CounJY. SSNY has been des· org. in UT 5/28/02. SSNY BREDS, LLC process to the LLC, 357 served. SSNY shalt mail pro .. pany is formed for the pur County. LLC formed in Dela ignated as agent of the LLC designated as agent of LLC 1. The name of the Limited South Albany Road, Selkirk, cess to: c/o Corporation Ser pose of engaging in any busi ware (DE) on 3/24/04. SSNY upon whom process against upon whom process may be Liability. Company is: NY 12158. LLC is member vice Co. (CSC), 80 State ST., it may be served. SSNY may ness purposes permitted by designated as agent of LLC served. SSNY shall mail BARON THOROUGH managed. Purpose: to con Albany NY 12207. DE ad mail a copy of any process law. upon whom process against copy of process: 4455 S 700 BREDS, LLC. duct any lawful business. Of dress of LLC: c/o CSC, 2711 to the LLC, 12 Dogwood Dated: April 8, 2004 it may be served. SSNY shall E, Ste. 200, Salt Lake City, 2. The Articles of Organiza .fice location: Albany County. Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Lane, Albany, New York Cooper Erving & Savage mail process to: c/o Corpo UT 84107, the principal of tion of the Company were LCD-9733 Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. 12211. The purpose for LLP ration Service Co., 80 State· fice location of LLC. Art. of filed with the Secretary of (April21, 2004) of Org. filed with DE Secy. of which the LLC is formed is Org. on file: Utah Dept. of State, 401 .Federal St., Ste. Attorneys for Federal Hill St., Albany, NY 12207, reg State on March 30, 2004. to eng8ge in any lawful act Commerce, 160 E 300 S, 1st 3. The County within New 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur Road, LLC istered agent upon whom or activity for which limited process may be served. Prin Fl., Salt Lake City, UT 84111. York State which the office of LEGAL NOTICE pose: any lawful activity. ~- 39 North Peart Street liability companies may be cipal office of LLC: 200 E. Purpose: any lawful purpose. the Company- is to be located LD-9707 organized under the LLCL. Albany, New York 12207 Long Lake Rd., Bloomfield LCD-9748 is Albany. Notice of formation of BLUE (AprH 21, 2004) DIAMOND SEPTIC, LLC. PAGE 38- 1\pril 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Sec'y of State (SSNY) 2/4/ LEGAL NOTICE tary of State is designated as 2·111 Centerville Rd., Ste. Arts. of Org. filed' with DE School in said district for the 04. the agent of the LLC upon 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Secy. of State, 401 Federal presentation of a budget tOr Notice of Qualification of Office location: Albany Notice of Formation of an whom process ag·ainst the Arts. of Org. filed with DE St., Dover, DE 19991. Pur-. the school Year 2004-2005. Booth Bros. Dairy LLC. Au· County. SSNY designated as LLC: AMEDORE LLC may be served. The ad· Secy. of State, Federal & pose: any lawful activity. And notice is also given that thority filed with Secy. of agent of LLC upon whom_ GUIDARELLI DEVELOP dress to which the Secretary Duke York St., Dover, DE LD-9584 said vote will be held on State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 31 process may be served. MENT GROUP, LLC. Articles of State shall inail a copy of 19901. Purpose: any lawful (April21, 2004) Tuesday, May 18, 2004. Th~ 30/04. Office location: Albany SSNY shall mail copy of pro· of Organization were filed any process ag€!-inst the LLC activity. polls will open at 2:00 p.m. County.LLC formed in Dela· cess: c/o National Reg. Agts. with the Secretary of State of is c'o Kelleher & Associates, LD-9622 Eastern Daylight Saving ware (DE) on 315/04. SSNY Inc., 875 Ave. of the ·Ameri· New York (SSNY) on Octo 17 British American Blvd., (April 21, 2004) LEGAL NOTICE Time and voting will proceed designated as agent of LLC cas, NY, NY 10001, the Reg. ber 14, 2003. Office location Latham, NY 1211 o. until 9:30 p.m. on the follow upon whom process against Agt. upon whom proc. may is in Albany County. The LD·9634 NOTICE OF FORMATION ing: • it may be served. SSNY shall be served. Purpose: any law· SSNY has been designated (April21, 2004) LEGAL NOTICE OF 1. To elect a member of the mail process to: c/o Corpo· ful purpose. as agent of the LLC, upon LIMITED LIABILITY COM- Board of Education for a 5- ration Service Co. (CSC), 80 LCD-9675 whom process against it may NOTICE OF FORMATION PANY year term to fill the vacancy State St., Albany, NY 12207. (April21, 2004) be served. SSNY shall mail LEGAL NOTICE OFA 1. The name of the limited li- created by the expiration of DE address of LLC: c/o CSC, a copy of Process to the LLC, DOMESTIC LIMITED LI ability company is Paul the terms of C. James Coffifi 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste.· 1900 Western Avenue, AI· Notice of Qualification of ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). Bearup Basketball Camp, and Thomas M. Thorpe, Jr. 400, Wilming1on, DE 19808. LEGAL NOTICE bany, NY 12203. Purpose: fOr Kagan Research, LLC. Au The name of the LLC is AWS LLC. 2. To vote on the Annual Arts of Org. filed with DE any lawful purpose. thority filed with Secy. of WIND ASSOCIATES, LLC. 2. The articles of organiza- School Budget and the ap· Secy. of State, 401 Federal Notice of Formation of Glo· LD-9651 State of NY (SSNY) on 3/111 The Articles of Organization t_ion of the limited liability propriation of the necessary St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. bal Education Seminars, (April21, 2004) 04. Office locat:on: Albany of the LLC were filed with the company were filed on funds to ·meet the estimate Purpose: any lawful activity. LLC, Art. of Org. filed Sec'y County.LLC formed in Dela NY Secretary of State on March 5, 2004 w1th the New of .expenditures, and to au LD-9706 of State (SSNYr 318/04. Of ware (DE) on 3/4/04. SSNY March 10, 2004. The pur York Secretary of State. _~ thorize the levy of taxes for (April21, 2004). fice location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE designated as agent of LLC pose of the LLC is to engage 3. The office of the limited li· this purpose. SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against in any lawful act or a_ctivity. abilitycompanyislocatedin 3. NOTICE 1s· HEREBY of LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification· of· it may be served. SSNY shall The office of the LLC is to be Albany County. FURTHER GIVEN that at LEGAL NOTICE may be served. SSNY shall Nextel Retail Stores, LLC. ma~ process to: c/o Corpo located in Albany County. 4. The Secretary of State was said Annual District Election . mail copy of process: 1096 Authority filed with Secy. of · ration Service Co., 80 State The Secretary of State is designated as agent of the and Budget Vote to be held Notice of Qualification of The Madison Ave., Albany, NY StateofNY(SSNY)on2/20/ St., Albany, NY 12207, reg- designated as the agert of limited liabili,t-y company on May 18,2004, the follow Flippen Group, LLC., App. 12208. Purpose: any lawful 04. Office location: Albany istered agent upon whom the LLC upon whom process upon whom process against ing proposition Will be sub- for Auth. filed Sec'y of State purpose. County.LLC formed in DeJa- process may be served. Prin· against the LLC may be it may be served. mitted: (SSNY) 3115/04. Office loca LCD-9674 ware (DE) on 1131/01.SSNY · cipal office of LLC: 1100Wil served. The address to which 5. The Secretary of State PROPOSITION tion: Albany County.LLC org. (April21, 2004) . designated as agent of LLC son Blvd., Suite 3000, Arling· the Secretary of State shall shall mail a copy of process Shall the following resolution in TX 11/5/98. SSNY desig upon whom process against ton, VA 22209. Arts. of 0rg. mail a copy of any process served to the limited liability be adopted, to-wit: ' nated as agent of LLC upon it may be served. SSNY shall filed with DE Secy. of State, against the LLC is 24 Fid· company to 323 South Main RESOLVED, that the Board Whom process may be LEGAL NOTICE mail process to: c/o Corpo- 401 Federal St., Dover, DE ·dlers Lane, Latham, New Avenue, Albany, New York o( Education of the served. SSNY shall mail ration Service Co., 80 State 19901. Purpose: any lawful York 12110. 12209. Voorheesville Central School copy of process: c/o CT Cor NOTICE ·OF FORMATION St., Albany, NY 12207, reg· acth.tities. LCD-9617 6. The latest date to dissolve District, Albany County, Nev1 poration System, 111 Eighth OFA istered agent upon whom LD-9638 (April21, 2904) is indefinite. York, is hereby authorized to Ave., NY, NY 10011. TX of DOMESTIC LIMITED LI process may be served. Prin· (April 21 2004) 7.Thepurposeofthelimited purchase buses at a maxi fice addr.: 1199 Haywood ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). cipal_office of LLC: 2001 ----·----- liability company is to con- mum estimated cost of Dr., College Station, TX The name of the LLC is E.dmund Halley Drive, LEGAL NOTICE duct all lawful activity. $222,000, and that suc.. h 77845. Art. of ·Org. on file: SOUTH FAMILY II, LLC. The Reston, VA 20191. Arts. qt. LEGAL NOTICE LD-9577 sum, or so much thereof as SSTX, 1019 Brazos, Austin, Articles of Organization of Org. filed with DE Secy. of NOTICE OF FORMATION (April 21, 2004) may be necessary, shall be TX 78701. Purpose: any law· the LLC were filed with the State, 401 Federal St., Suite Notice of Qualification of Old OF LIMITED LIABILITY raised by the levy of a tax ful purpose.- NY Secretary of State on 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur Navy, LLC. Authority filed COMPANY upon the taxable property of LCD-9704 March 18, 2004. The pur pose: any lawful activities. witt"-,- Secy. of State of N.Y. NAME: RIDGEFIELD COM LEGAL NOTICE ·said School District and, Jf (April.21, 2004) pose of the LLC is to engage LD,9655 (SSNY) on 2/19/2004. Office MONS LLC not paid for out of such tax in any lawful aCt or activity. (April21, 2004) location: Albany County.LLC Articles of Organization were NOTICE OF FORMATION levy, collected in annual in· The office·of the LLC is to be formed- in Delaware (DE) on filed with the S_ecretary of OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED stallments as provided by LEGAL NOTICE located in AlbB.ny County. 10/30/1997. SSNY desig ·state of New York (SSNY) on LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC). Section 416 of the Education The Secretary of State· is LEGAL NOTICE nated as agent of LLC upon January 23, 2004. Office lo The name of the LLC is law; and, in anticipation bf Notice of Qualification of designated as the agent of whom process against it maY. cation: Albany County. SSNY TOBINDER TALENT BOOK such tax, obligations of said Citrix Online LLC. Authority the LLC upon whom process Notice of Qualification of May be served. SSNY shall ma1l has been designated as ING, LlC. The Articles of School District may be is filed with Secy. of State of against the LLC may be Trucking LLC. -Authority filed process to: c/o Corportation agent of the LLC upqn wh£lm Organization of the LLC sued. N.Y. (SSNY) on.3/25/04. Of- served.Theaddresstowhich· with Secy. of State of N.Y. Service Co., 80 State St., process against it may be were filed with the Secretary And notice is also given that .fica location :Albany County. the Secretary of State shall (SSNY) on 3/9/04. Office lo Albany, NY 12?07, regis· served. SSNY shall mail a of State on February· 18, a copy of the statement of the LLC formed in Delaware mail a copy of any process catiori: Albany County. LLC tered agent upon whom pro· copy of process to the LLC, 2004. The purpose of the amount of money which will (DE) on 12/15/03. SSNY againstlhe LLC is302Wash formed in Delaware (DE) on cess may be served. DE ad· 1202 Troy-Schenectady LLC is to engage in any law· be required for the ensuing designated as agent of LLC ington Avenue Extension, . 12/4/03. SSNY designated dress of LLC: 2711 Road, Bldg. 3, Latham, NY ful act or activity. The office year for school purposes, upon whom process against Albany, New York 12205. as agent of LLC upon whom Centerville Road, Ste. 400, 12110. For any lawful pur of the LLC is to be located in exclusive of public mane)', it may be served. SSNY shall . LCD-9657 process against it may be Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. pose. Albany County. ·The Secre may be obtained by any tax mail process to: c/o CT Cor- (April21, 2004) served. SSNY shall mail pro· of Org. filed with DE Secy. of LCD-9613 tary of State is designated as payer in the district during the porat1on System, 111 8th cess to principal office of State, 401 Federal St., Do (April 21, 2004) agent of the LLC upon whom fourteen days immediately Ave., NY, NY 10011, regis . LLC: c/o Transport Indus ver, DE 19901. Purpose: any process against it may be preceding the Annual Meet tered agent upon Whom pro LEGAL NOTICE tries, l.P., 3819Town Cross lawful activity. served. The address to which ing, except Saturday, Sunday cess may be served. DE ad· ·ing Blvd., Ste. 100, Mesquite, LD-9633 LEGAL NOTICE th"e Secretary of State shall or holiday, at the following dress of LLC: 1209 Orange NOTICE·OF FORMATION TX 75015. Arts. of Org. filed (Ap.'il21, 2004) mail a copy of any process schoolhouses in which St., Wilmington, DE 19801. OF with DE Secy. of State, 401 Notice of Qualification of againsttbe LLC is 180West· school is maintained during Arts. of Org. filed with DE LIMITED LIABILITY COM- Federal St., Dover, DE AmSrican Tower Manage· ern Avenue, #2, Albany, New the hours designated: Secy. of State, 401 Federal PANY . 19901. Purpose: any lawful LEGAL NOTICE ment, LLC. Authority filed York 12203. Schoolhouses St., Ste.4, Dover, DE 19901. Articles of Organization of activity. with Secy. of State. of NY LD-9578 Voorheesville Elemen~ary Purpose: all lawful purposes. Westerly Apartments, LLC LD-9.650 Notice of Formation of an (SSNY) on 2/27/2004. Office (Aprir21, 2004) School LD-9705 ("LLC") filed with lhe Secre (April21, 2004) LLC: Stanley Cir.c!e Develop location: Albany County. LLC Clayton A. Bouton High (April 21: 2004) tary of State of New York. ers, LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on School ("SSNY") on March 18, 2004, Articles of Organization were 12/13/1999. SSNY desig LEGAL NOTICE Hours effective upon the date of fil LEGAL NOTICE filed with the Secretary of nated as a·gent of LLC upon 8:30a.m. to 3:00 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE ing. Office Location: Albany State of New York (SSNY) on whom process against it may Notice bf Publication 8:30a.m. to 3:00 p.m. County. SSNY has been des- Notice of Form~tion of AB February· 11, 2004. Office be served. SSNY shall mail 135 WEST 45TH REALTY, .(\nd notice is also given that Notice Of Qualification of SV ignated as agent of the LLC Generics LP. Certificate filed location is in Albany County. process to: c/o Corporation LLC was filed with SSNY on petitions nominating candi· Yonkers, LLC. Authority tiled upon whom process against with Secy. of State of N.Y. The SSNY has been desig· Service Co., 80 State St., 03/03/2004 Office: Albany dates for the office of mem· with Secy. of State of NY it may be served. SSNY may (SSNY) on 3/12/04. Office nated as agent of the LLC, Albany, NY 12207, regis· County. SSNY desigriatecj as ber of the Board of Educa· (SSNY) on 3/24/04. Office mail a copy of any process · location: Albany County. upon whom process against tered agent upon whom pro·· agent of LLC whom process tion must be filed with the location: Albany County.LLC to the LLC, c/o Ganz SSNY deSignated as agent it may be served, SSNY shall cess may be served. Princi· against may be served. The Clerk of the district not later ~armed in Delaware (DE) on Wolkenbreit & Friedman LLP, of LP upon whom process mail a copy of Process to the pal office of LLC: 116 Hun P.O. address which SSNY than the 30th day preceding 3/8/04. SSNY designated as One Columbia Circle, AI- against it may be served. LLC, 930 Albany Shaker tington Ave., Bostqn, MA shall mail any process the school meeting. Each agent of LLC upon whom bany, N~w York 12203. The SSNY shall mail process to: Road, Latham, NY 12110. 02116. Arts. of Org. filed with against the LLC served upon petition must. be directed to process against it may be purpose for which the LLC is c/o Chadbourne & Parke Purpose: for any lawful pur DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed· him: THE LLC, PYNAMIC the Clerk of the district, muSt served. SSNY shall mail pro· formed is to engage in any LLP, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, pose. eral St., Suite 4, Dover, DE MANAGEMENT, 580 FIFTH be signed by at least thirty cess to: c/o Corporation Ser· lawfulactoractivityforwhich AM. 3428; NY, NY 10112. LD-9632 19901. Purpose: to own, op· AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY three (33) qualified voters of vice Co., 80 State St., AI· limited liability companies Registered agent upon (April21, 2004) erate and/or manage tele 10036 Purpose: any lawful the district, must state the bany, NY 12207, registered may be organized.under the whom process may be communications sites for the purpose. name and residence of ttt.e agent upon whom process LLCL. served: Corporation Service rental of antenna space to LCD-9576 - candidate and must describe may be served. Principal of· LCD-9656 Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY LEGAL NOTICE third parties. (April21, 2004) the specific vacancy for fice of LLC: c/o lnvestcorp, (Apri121, 2004) 12207. Name/address of LD-9594 which the candidate is nomi .280 Park Ave., NY, NY , each genl. ptr. available from NOTICE OF FORMATION (April21, 2004) nated including at least the 10017. Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY. Term: until 12/31 I OF LEGAL NOTICE length of the term of effie.~ DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed LEGAL NOTICE· 2104. Purpose:- a_ny lawful LIMITED LIABILITY and the name of the last in· eral St., Dover, DE 19901. activity. COMPANY (LLC) LEGAL NOTICE RUNNING IN CIRCLES, cumbent. Purpose:· any lawful activi· Notice of Formation of an LD-9649 The name of. the LLC is ' LLC And notice is further given ties. LLC: 3716 Route 9, LLC (April21, 2004) SOUTH ALLEN REALTY Notice of formation of'a lim· NOTICE OF FORMATION that letters requesting appV LD-9684 Articles of Organization were COMPANY, LLC. The Ar ited liability Company (LLC). OF LIMITED LIABILITY cation for absentee ballots (April 21, 2004) filed with the Secretary of ticles of Orgaoization of the Name: Glynn Mansion LLC. COMPANY rilay be received by the Dis· State of New York (SSNY) on . · LEGAL NOTICE LLC were filed with the NY Articles of Organization tiled Articles of Organization for trict Clerk not earlier than the October 14, 2003. Office lo· Secretary of State on August with Secretary of State on Running In Circles, LLC (the thirtieth (30th) day nor later LEGAL NOTICE cation is in Albany County. NOTICE OF FORMATION 14, 2003. The purpose of the January 6, 2004. Office loca· "LLC") were filed with Sec than the seventh (7th) day The SSNY has been desig· OF LIMITED LIABILITY LLC is to engage in any law tion: Albany County. Secre retary of State of New York before the election. Requests NOTICE OF FORMATION nated as agent of the LLC, COMPANY. NAME: CEE ful act or activity. The office tary of State of New York is ("SSNY") on December 23, should be addressed to: OFA upon whom process against VEE PROPERTIES LL.C. of the LLC is to be located in designated as agent of LLC 2003.-Qffice location: Albany Clerk, Board of Education DOMESTIC LIMITED LI it may be served, SSNY shall Articles of Organization were Albany County. The Secre- upon whom process against County. SSNY is designated Voorheesville Central Scho,pl ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). mail a copy of PrOcess to the filed with the SSNY on 2/12/ tary of State is designated as it may be served. SSNY Shall as agent of the LLC upon ·oistrict The name of the LLC is SMK LLC, 1621 Central Avenue, 04. Office location: AlbanY the agent of the LLC upon mail a copy of process to: whom process against it may P.O. Box 498 WATERVLIET, LLC. The Ar Albany, NY 12205. Purpose: Co. SSNY has been desig· whom process against the Glynn Mansion LLC,· 101 be served. SSNY may mail Voorheesville, New York ticles of Organization of the for any lawful purpose. nated as agent of the l.L.C. LLC may_ be served. The ad· Lasher Ad:, Selkirk, NY a copy of any process to the 12186 LLC at 63A Columbia St. 1st LLC were filed with the NY LD-9653 upon whom process against dress to .which the Secretary 12158. Purpose: Property Dated: March 31, 2004 Secretary of State on March it may be served. SSNY shall of State shall mail a copy of Management and Rentals. Fl., Albany, NY 12210. Dura (April21, 2004) Dorothea Pfleiderer 18, 2004. The purpose of the mail a copy of process to the any prOcess against the LLC LD-9585 tion is perpetual. Purpose: to District Clerk LLC is to engage in any law· L.L.C., 406 Elm Avenue, is 164 Brandon Terrace, 'AI~ (April21, 2004) engage in any lawful act for AND NOTICE IS ALSO ful act or activity. The office LEGAL NOTICE Selkirk, N.Y.12158.Purpose: bany; NY 12203 which limited liability compa of the LLC is to be located in For any lawful purpose. LD-9631 nies may be organized. GIVEN THAT at said publ>o Albany County. The Seers- Notice of Formation of an LCD-9648 (April21, 2004) LEGAL NOTICE LD-9587 . hearing of the qualified vot taryofStateisdesignatedas -LLC: PRINCETOWN DE · (April21, 2004) (April21, 2004) ers of Voorheesville Central the agent of the LLC upon VELOPERS, LLC Notice of Qualification of School District, County of whom process against the Articles of Organization were LEGAL NOTICE Banana Republic, LLC, Au· Albany, State of New York LLC may be served. The ad- filed with the Secretary of LEGAL NOTICE thority filed with Secy. of LEGAL NOTICE held on May 10, 2004at7:0D dress to-which the Secretary . · State of New York (SSNY) on Notice of Qualification of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on ·21 p.m. in the Commons Area of State shall mail a copy of February 18, 2004. Office NOTICE OF FORMATION LMC LLC One, LLC. Author 20/2004. Office location: AI·, VOORHEESVILLE CEN of .the Clayton A. Bouton any process against the b.LC · location is in Albany County. OF ity filed with Secy. of State of bany County. LLC fotmed in TRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT High School in said district, is c/o Tri City Rentals, 255 The SSNY has been desig LIMITED LIABILITY N.Y.ISSNY) on 319/04. Office Delaware (DE) on 10/14/ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR the Public library budget fGr Washington Avenue Exten· nated as agent of the LLC, COMPANY (LLC) location:Aibany County.LLC 1997. SSNY designated as ING, BUDGET VOTE AND the year 2004-2005 will be sian, Albany, New York upon whom proceSs against The name of the LLC is· formed jn Delaware (DE) on agent of LLC upon whom ELECTION considered and such other 12205. it may be served, SSNY shall DOMANS, LLC. The Articles 9/11103. SSNY designated process against it may be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN business tranSacted as is LC0-9681 mail a copy qf Process to the of Organization of the LLC as agent of LLC upon whom served. SSNY shall mail pro THAT a public hearing 0f the authorized by law. · (April21, 2004) LLC, 1621 Central Avenue, were tiled with the NY Sec· process against it may be cess to: c/o Corporation Ser qualified voters · of And notice is also given thAt Albany, NY 12205). Purpose: retary of State on March 3, served. SSNY shall mail pro vice Co., 80 State St., Albany Voorheesville Central School said vote will be held on for any lawful purpose. · 2004. The purpose of the cess to: 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207, registered agent District, County of Albany, Tuesday, May 18, 2004. The LD-9652 LLC is to engage in any law NY 12207; Attn: Corporation upon whom process may be State of New York will be held polls will open at 2:00 p.-m. LEGAL NOTICE Eastern Daylight Savin{:;! (April21, 2004) ful act or activity. The office Service Co, registered agent served. DE address of LLC: on May 10, 2004 at 7:00p.m. NotiCe of Formation of DOC of the LLC is to be located in upon whom pro(:ess may be 2711 Centerville RD., Ste. in the Commons Area of the Time and voting will proceed Group LLC, Art of Org. filed Albany County. The Secre- served. DE address of LLC: 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Clayton A.· Bouton High until 9:30 p.m. on the follow· • • Listing Leader 439·2888 Selling a home is both business and an: the business of marketing, finance & negotiation; the an of putting your home's best foot forward to get the value we know is there. As a licensed broker with over 15 years experience, I can help with both. Let's talk. Lois Dorman, Associate Broker Let me help you set the stage. (518) 640-4608 • [email protected] COLDWeLL BAN~C!R~ PRIME PROPERTIES. 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To get your free copy call Ro Mosmen or Ann· 131 Delaware Call Abbey at 439-9600 Manning, or email us at [email protected] Avenue, Delmar or640-4444 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE - LEGAL NOTICE - LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE __ priation of the necessary ing, except Saturday; Sun· didates for the office of the including at least the length P.O. Box498 County. SSNY de~ignated elect a member of the funds to meet the estimate day or holiday at the follow Library Board nlust be filed of the term of office and the Voorheesville, NY 12186 as agent of LLC whom pro Board for a 5-year of expenditures, and to au ing schoolhouseS in which with the Clerk of the Library name of the last incumbent. Dated: March 31,2004 cess against may be served. fill the vacancy thorize the levy of taxes for school is maintained during Board not later than the 30th And notice. is further given Gail Sacco The P.O. address which the expiration of this purpose. the hours designated; day preceding the school that letters requesting· appli Clerk SSNY shall mail any pro of James Reilly, a And notice is~lso giveh that Schoolhouses meeting. Each petition must cation for absentee ballots LD-9691 cess a1;1ainst the LLC served Voorheesville Elementary be directed to the Clerk of the may be reCeived by the. Dis upon h1m: c/o Vanguard Cor to fill the vacancy a copy of the statement of the (April21, 2004) the resignation of amount of money which will School library Board, must be trict Clerk not earlier than the porate Services, 307 Margaret Adkins, be required for the ensuing Clayton A: Bouton High signed byatJeast thirty-three thirtieth (30th) day not later Hamilton Street, Albany, NY School term to fill the. year for library purposes, (33) qualified voters of the than the seventh (7th) day LEGAL NOTICE 12210. caused by the res exclusive of public money, Hours district, must state the name before the election. Requests LCD-9641 of the term of Ann may. be obtained by any tax 8:30a.m. to 3:00p.m. and residence of the candi should addressed to: WellBeing Concepts, L.L.C. (April 21, 2004) payer in the district during the 8:30a.m. to 3:00p.m. dates and must describe the Clerk, Board of Education was filed with the SSNY on fourteen days immediately And notice is also given that specific vacancy fdr which Voorheesville Central School 03/02/04. Office: Albany preceding the Annual Meet- the petitions nominating can- the candidate is nominated District PAGE 40- April 21, 2004 THE SPOTLIGHT • I Orchestra concert set RCS ·opens two-story ·Riverfest .• I Delmar Community Orch No auditions are required. The I estra, under the direction of Peter orchestra performs several high tech science wing ·proceeds Cannistraci, will perform a concerts throughout the year in • program of classics, pops, and a number of locations in and KRISTEN OLBY An elevator has also been show tunes at its upcoming spring around Delmar. Members are not installed, providing wheelchair go back to .concert. required to be residents of Stui:Ients returned from spring bound students and faculty with • There is no admission charge. Debnat. access to the second floor of the The concert will be held on The orchestra recently break on Monday to a new town science wing at the Ravena high school. Monday, May3, beginning at7:30 announced the election of the _ 'This is truly an exciting time p.m. at Bethlehem town hall, 445 following officers to its board of Coeymans-Sel_kirk High School. By KRISTEN OLBY The two-story wing, part of the to be here," said High School Delaware Ave., Delmar. directors for the 2004-05 season: Principal Peter Schultz, referring Delmar Community Orchestra Donald Nania, president; Susan $29.2 million capital project voters Proceeds gathered from last approved in 1999, adds modern to work on projects kicking into year's Riverfest celebration have is a community-based nonprofit Cowan, vice president; 1ake Schu, high gear over the last year after equipment and 4,420 square feet been donated back to the town to organization dedicated to the recording secretary; Janet a brief hiatus. sharing and enjoyment of music Betlejeski, corresponding of space dedicated to classrooms make additional improvements to secretary; and Mary Clyne, and laboratories. Construction of another local parks. through ensemble playing. addition at the high school that Denise Berletic and Ellen The wing includes a physics Members of the Bethlehem Instrumentalists of all ages and will house a pool is underway, levels of ability are invited to join. Adamson, members at large. lab, two chemistry labs and a Riverfest Committee presented a special education classroom. along with work on the new $500 donation to the Bethlehem Rooms are equipped with all the libraryI media center. Work on Parks and Recreation department • Banknorth . trimmings, including tables that renovations and an addition to the attheApril14 town board meting. - Mortgage Croup electronically adjust to the height middle school is expected to get underway this spring. The annual Riverfest It's nice knowlnrf needed for projects or classroom celebration will be held this year In other news, the dedication Evergreen Bank study. 011 Saturday, Sept. 18 at Henry 343 Delaware Avenue of the new sports complex has Hudson Park on River Road in Delmar, NY 12054 been delayed until the fall as a Selkirk. Among the acts 5 H~-439-4426 . Bill Powell result of scheduling conflicts and Assistant Vice President ·scheduled to perform are various Mortgage Loan Officer Jonathan P. Francis ongoing construction projects in Text pager: 1-866-804-0564 musical groups, children's Attorney&: Counselor at Law the area. www. Bank north Mortgage .com/8 Powell entertainment, educational [email protected] The dedication was slated for exhibits and the Albany Rowing It's nice knowing• is the registered service mark of Bank north Group, Inc. May 17. Center. · A d1Vi5ion of Banknorth, N.A. Equal Housing Lender. 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