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VOLUME Llll JULY 28, 2010 STARs and staff STARS (Seniors Teaching Reaching Out to Students} Attorney disappointed and Ravena-Coey School District members enjoyed an end · · in ·DA's decision •o·r-vear ice cream social event at •r.ll•nnonnlt's Jericho Drive-In on Soares drops criminal charges in that conclusion," Peter Gerstenzang, attor ney for homeowner Daniel Van Plew, said. ilillg-dorig~ditch incident; civil suit "Dan is very relieved .... We see the end is in See Page 15. not yet discussed with parents sight and he can get his life back." A I•. lawyer By CHARLES WIFF representing See 17•e Spotlight's view on [email protected] RobertMadeo, the matter on page 6 whose son was 1------.;_,;__..J A Delmar homeowner who was arrested visiting:a friend's house for a sleepover when after iillegedly tackling a teen playing "ding he and three other teens pulled the prank, dong ditch" will have the charges against said the very fact Soares himself handled the him dropped. minor charge is an indicator public opinion Peter Gerstenzang, aHorney for Daniel Van Plew, DA David Soares has decided not to pur held sway over the facts at hand. discusses the charges against his client during a sue the case, attorneys for both parties said. "Obviously, I and the family are very dis press conference at his offices. "We're grateful to the district attorney for appointed," attorney Kristie Hanson said. Charles Wiff/Spotiight conduCting the investigation and coming to 0 DAPage 18 ' t •.
lt.J'" _.,..,..,.,~-!""~ :-.. ·•- ___,...... ,,.,..,.. -~-·A bluegrass ;~Tear gas· Buying ·· ~ond ...' For the men. whp make up : tes"' ts Washington County line, blue-~" - •. -- local t'--. grass is more than a hobby. It's h. ·tt d an important part of all their . a e ' ·.·.: .--., ., .. _.· ··.· .r-..\ lives. The band performs in Nis- - ~ . 1 .· moves kayunaonTuesday,Aug.3. Early July incident spurS'; '~:-:~ See Page 16· DOCS to move training ·. •· . ' from G'land to Willard online Web market for area farmers called By CHARLES WIFF [email protected] · a win-win situation Large-scale tear gas training By CHARLES WIFF at the New York Army National [email protected] Guard rifle range in Guilderland has been halted. While it's· certainly no news The state Department of Cor a growing number of people are Girls soccer rectional Services has elected to striving to buy local, Saralo Gor move such training operations don's new business is hoping to strikes gold involving tear gas to a location take the movement a step further in Willard, spokeswoman linda by allowing Capital District resi The · Adirondack Region Foglia said. dents to do their farmers market scholastic women's soccer team "Due to the community con ,;..,~:. shopping without even leaving picked up the gold medal by cerns surrounding the July 5 the' house. avenging its only loss at last incident, the Department of Cor That's the idea behind the Hel deberg Market, which launched week's Empire State Games in rectional Services inunediately searched for other location op in the spring. The service groups Buffalo. One day after losing to tions to conduct the training in together products from nine area Western l-1 in pool play, Ad volving the chemical agent in farms in an online store, allowing irondack responded with a 1-0 structor school," she said. locals to enjoy local food deliv victory over the same region Concern was raised over the ered to their doorstep. training earlier this month when "Buying local is the right thing Sunday. to do: .. butfor some people there's See Page 28. the chemical smoke wafted from the training facility to the adjacent a barrier to it because it's not al Albany Country Club, where, ways easy to do," Gordon said. at the time, young day campers "This makes it really a lot more were outside. Heldeberg Market's Sarah Gordon with fresh vegetables dropped off by convenient to people who might The children and several golfers local farmers at her sorting barn in Knox. She'll separate items from not have the time to invest in buy were moved inside and the fire de nine local farms into orders for delivery to customers in Albany County. ing local." partment was summoned, but no The online market hopes to make life easier for customers and farmers Gordon got the idea for Helde one sustained serious injuries. alike by handling distribution of locally produced goods. berg Market early this year after Ryan Kemp/Heldeberg Markel lHE SPOTLIGHT$.75 0 Tear Page 18 D Local Page 18 Page'Huly 28,2010 . ' 1 a:;, ~ I · 1 r ! '. _..;.._'·..;.;...· ·_._. _Po..;.._ti..;._ce_:b_~,o_tt_er_:_. _·._\·_. :_-~ .-· Jfeaily, rset; ~.. sliop 1 ' Duo allegedly scams woman out of $5,000 in parking lot Bethlehem police are parked_ in front of Chili's • State police arrested ' investigating an apparent Restaurant and waited for Trevor J. Forster, 20, of scam that allegedly took the two subjects. One of Schenectady, and charged place in Glenmont on tliem walked up and she him with DWI and unlawful Wednesday, July 14. handed over the money. possession of marijuana Police say a Bethlehem After 15 minutes of waiting, on Saturday, July 17. The resident was approached she started to get worried arrest occurred on Van by two subjects while she and wenttoSEFCU, police Wie Terrance in the Town was loading items into her said,· where the manager of Guilderland at about 2 car in the Price Chopper contacted polic~. a.m. Forster was released parking lot on Glenmont One of the women to a third party. Road. The two women was described as white, • The Bethlehem Police asked if she had lost a blonde, in her 50s, 5'8" and Department arrested Max black wallet with money 170 pounds with glasses. D. Bassinson, 19, of 36 in it, which had money The other woman was RowelandAve., Delmar, and wrappedinabankwrapper, described as black, in her charged him with violation according to police. . 40s, 5'6" and 120 pounds. of the "zero tolerance law" Guilderland's Tammy McGill, fourth from left, won a $500 shopping spree at the Old The two women spoke that prohibits those under Navy grand re-opening at Crossgates Mall on Saturday. Pittsfield's Marie Bilotta, third to her for an. hour in 21 fr dri · 'th · from left, won a $200 shopping spree. Guilderland Town Board member Mark Grimm, Other arrests amountom of alcoholvmg WI in theirany secon d Irom Ie II • an d store manager Rosa Cam, . th'11 d Irom ng. hI, a Iong Wll. h olh er s Iore reference to drug money • The Albany County and a lawyer named Paul system. •.e'!lployees, congratulated the winners. · Sheriff's Department's Submitted pholo Kesler, police said. They Drug Interdiction Unit Police stopped allegedly told her they arrested Junhtia Jin; 41, Bassinson's 2005· Toyota were supposed to meet of Flushing on prostitution Prius on Elsmere Avenue in . . .. ,.· . . Kesler at SEFCU and work . charges at the Best Western Dehnar early on ;>aturday, out a deal with tlie found on Western Avenue in the July 17, for making an Cops investigate hotel robbery money because it was Town of Guilderland. improper U-turn, according drug related. They then to police. He had the odor of Officers believe there calling the authorities, 9 at the Courtyard Marriot told the complainant if Police say Jin, a Chinese citizen, was working with alcohol on his breath and might be a connection according to Lt. Robert on Wolf Road. The clerk at she gave them $5,000 in bloodshoteyes,andmade to July g incident WinnoftheColoruePolice theMarriotdidnotsustain cash, they could compare other illegal female Chinese . immigrants and using the admissions to having Department The suspects any injuries. the serial numbers on been drinking earlier at left the victim's wallet and Winn said the suspects the drug. money with the Internet for advertisement They would advertise in a friend's house, police By ANDREW BEAM ceUphoneinthelobbybut from the Courtyard .bank, police said. They said. , •. · [email protected] got away with $200 from Mar riot incident were allegedly:;told her she'd numerous locations using numerous telephone Bassinson allegedly Two people tied up and the register.· ·. ~ _ described as two. black receive her money back, failed field sobriety tests beat the clerk at at.the . Winn said the clerk ,,men between 5'4 and'5'6, with additional money. numbers between Flushing and the Capital District, andaplasticbagcontaining .Clarion Hotel formerly described the suspects as with one thin and one The woman went where they would meet !llarijuana c~me out of the Century House Inn, two black men between stocky. ·· • · to Pioneer Bank and with clients and perform h1s shoe while he was onRoute9inLathamearly 5'10 and 5'11, both with' 'Webelievewe1i~Jable withdrew $5,000, then "unlicensed massages and performing the ''walk and on July 23. a medium build .. He was , to tie the two together," sexual acts for money," turn" test, police said. He According to police not able to descnbe them -Winn said "but the.fact according to police. w.as also charge~.w1th .repo~ts. PAND6RA'" Hariy Miller Debbie Verni Phillip Tribble UNFOIIG.ETTABLE MOMENTS Attorneys: Herzog Law Firm P.C. Estate and Medicaid Planning Department earrings, pendants, rings & necklaces ... 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Check plants weekly so is the goal. that problems can be nipped fungal disease, took hold in .the bud. · early, and many gardeners·· Also, some years have;. lost their entire tomato crop. prolonged o,yet weather, which If you are seeing the leaves ·. It touched commercial drives the disease factor way of your tomato plants begin farmers and backyard .up; l)ut there are several. to yellow and have s'mall. gardeners, and it was horrible. things that a gardener can do brown areas overtake the Gardeners are still shaken by to insure a good harvest: leaf surface, then remove the ' the thoughts of last season • Start the season with entire branch of leaves. and so they worry at the healthy transplants that are This may mean removing slightest change of leaf color. disease-resistant varieties the lower two or three So far we have not seen any that are recommended for branches of leaves. Be sure signs of this disease and the state growing conditions that indeterminate types weather has been hot and dry • Rotate crops every two (these tomatoes keep growing making the conditions less and setting fruit ·as long as than ideal for late blight. years. temperatures are warm)"are • Plant in a sunny location well staked to get plants off But as in past years, we are .:..._ at least six hours a day of the ground .. seeing many of the common full sun. tomato disease p~oblems Harvest fruits as soon as that persist in the Capital • Space plants to allow for they are fully ripe to allow good air circulation. energy to go into ripening District. 1 Leaflet . Late July and early August • Stake plants early in the the rest of the fruit: Fresh is the time when tomato season. tomatoes from the garden problems surface at our • Avoid overhead. are one of the delights of Extension office. We see a watering. summer. 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Public weigh~ in infhuersectuiii in~]ect Concerns include said the inter"section ''The bottom line .. .is impact on Fuller Road reconstruction should CNSE is not responsible traffic alleviate some of these for the flooding issues in problems, as traffic won't. McKownville," he said. back up as much. Still, Don Reeb, president By CHARLES WIFF he admitted Fuller Road of the McKownville [email protected] is much busier than it Neighborhood used to be. Association, stood. The busy intersection "I'm not sure how you and, in an impassioned of Washington Avenue move people out of their rebuttal, rejected Janak's Extension and Fuller driveways where there's argumel\tS. Road impacts tens of as many. cars as there ."Nanotech. is thousands of drivers . are,'~ ~~ s~d. . . 1 dumping their. water every day, but it was clear . Others wondered if' in McKownville, and it Thursday, July 22, that the speed limit on Fuller doesn't belong there," those who live nearby Road could be reduced he said. · are the most passionate from 40 mph, especially He also argued the about its shortcomings. if people are going to be college .will benefit A sizable crowd using it as a pedestrian from the reconstruction turned out for a public thoroughfare. Franchini because it would free meeting on a proposal said while Fuller is a up usable land north to reconstruct that county road, in the Town of Washington Avenue congested confluence. of Guilderland speed Extension. At the moment, there limits are dictated by the "We know exactly why are three designs on Town Board. option three is being the table (four if you Despite the concerns considered, so nanotech count the option of ABOVE: Members ol raise dbysomeneig · hb ors, can have that roadway," doing nothing to the the public enniined many at the meeting he said. intersection). dillerent alternatives lor d h f reconstructing thp Fuller hpraise · t e county or John Holder, assistant The first would be to avmg an open process vice president of facilities RoadandWashingtoaAvenue d f t t' th build a new signalized an or arge mg e and infrastructure at intersection, the second Extension intersection pro bl ematic· ·mtersection · c N S E, said w hi I e would include a two before a public meeting on f d · Thursday, July 22. or re esign. the reconstruction lane roundabout and the LEFT: Albany_ County The meeting took a supportedbythecounty third would'also involve Director ol Operations. brief detour. to other- would leave the college the construction of a Michael Franchini and McKownville, issues with the most usable roundabout, but include Jeff Pangburn 01 Creighton when· Steve Janak, the· space, it hadn't lobbied. a bridge over the circle Manning Engineerilg gave College of Nanoscience for one. proposal over for Washington Avenue a·presentalion, then took and En"gineering's another...... 1~ • •· · Extension through ,. questions. . . c'o'mm ~ n i c a·t_i on s «"Ws notidrivenrby traffic. Charles Wifi/Spotlight . direc_tor, addressed the growth of the nano That would be the assertio~s made ~at ~he complex," .he said of ...-most costly ·option, at said a roundabout at this his vehicle was st{u'ck matters. One man said he college IS :ontnb.uhng,. the project. "It's not about $22 million total location would not onlY' by another car. He was was unable to leave his to floodmg ISSUeS lD the essential· for US to grow (alternatives one and ease traffic congestion,. ·escorting an-oversized driveway when workers a;ea...... _ -l • in that direction." two would weigh in at but al.low pedestrians ..load at th~ time. ) ·~~gan pour!ng c~ncrete 1 !· .• He said the ~ollege Th'e inter.section about $6 to $6.5 million). and bicycles to safely,, ... ~T.h e bridge over. WI!}tout ?otice. has suff~red ~he sa~e \project is ·tentatively 1 ThE,- county would' j>pt in'' use the' crossing. There , the rouridabout would- · A I ban y County problems. Since .Its "'Scheduled for a fall2011 $311lillion, federal funds are also 90 percentfewer. remove about 20,000 Director of OpHations founding' and is working start and to be finished would cover $2 million fatalities in roundabouts vehicles from the Michael Franchini to mitigate them. by the end of 2013. arid state funding would than in traditional roundabout, too. co.v~r th~ remainder ($17 signalized intersections,.. Some residents at the million m the last case)· he said. ' m~eting said they were The county favors the- '' ""It's a great tool that supportive of alternative elevated roadway plan, we have to try to make three for that reason which would also allow for a safer intersection," alone, and complained for traffic ~o conti~ue Pangburn said. "It really thataccessingFullerroad to use the mtersechon simplifies the points of from their driveways or during construction. contact." side roads during rush Jeff Pangburn In June, a state hourisnighimpossible. of project engineer trooper was injured at Construction on Fuller Creighton Manning the intersection when Road hasn't helped Date:--~ . RONEY IS BACK! 'Fime;: 1~ ne.Q.nl •f;,Fe~· eE!.l@?ll!1wei~ TALENT. Find out the cause of whyyou7enotfeeUng weU and what you can do to improve yolO' health. Put an end to yolO' • AdjOnct faculty at logan Slllfering now! of Chiropractic • of textbook on ~vn,erQOSliCi Therapeutics Com<'j~in tile discussion and learn about fil>romy,'tl~ria, chronic fatigue, migraine AI Roney Local, organic and natural fann di!JeslriV<' 'i?.r'Oblenrs, Type H diabetes, and productl, baked goods, local and ••• 2pm-6pm Weekdays fair trade crafts, and music. .,. 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RSVP is necessary. 439-5077 THE CAPITAL DISTRICTS TALK RADIO '"" Page 6 ·July 28,2010 Tire Spotligh -- Matters of Opinion in The Se_otlight Let's~find·out how many wrongs do make-a right Criminal charges have been dropped against Daniel Van Plew, a Delmar man you · Best of the blogs, indeed may or may not have i).eard Editorial The following are samples of comments about this story of who pursued four teens as they have appeared on area media's web sites: who, according to police . . reports, were tresspassing A_ man protect_mg h1s Sure, c_ ailing the cop_s at . f 1 d t d th fi t f d ilk "I live dowo the street in the same development. ... if onhisproperty,ringingthe amly oesno. •sarm an e rs s•gno _angerm es .• anyonestepsontomypropertyyoucanbetiWillintroduce doorbell and banging on his · alarJ!l system wh1le what he sense, but chasmg the perps them to ~Y good friends ... Smith & Wesson!" door. . . · ·. • · believes to be four dangerous 1 down feels so right! ~d as _ timesunion.com, July 22 V~~· Pie~ 3"7" told .p-~lice·: indi':'}duals,a~e rig~t outside '. the··old ·adage ~o~s. l individuals and· about th1s whole th~ng.. , to the homeowner... Delmar punks,· running home ··to ing to police reports. Van bring on{; of them back to :"·. We .. don't condone the mommy!!" . -, · .. ." · · · Plew chased _the subject and /, ..where his family is and orily ··action~ of those dumb .. !Qds , : . --'-timesunion.com, July 21 tackled hirri in the fr'ontyard, tlien call the police, . on that njght, whether they "In a sane world the homeowoer· beats the crap out of · near the street, according to No. 1~ o·ur estimation ':·thought they were playing a the kid and when the cop comes, he beats the crap out thepolicerepor~_andthenhe ~ thesethingshave~othihgt~, pran_k or not. But you can't -of the kid." h;ought the subject back to · dowi!hprotectionimdevery· -ascnbe a ~~nse of personal <- _ -huffingtonpostcom,July23 h1s house.· thing to do with retribution.. accountability to a 14-year- "You trespass on me and I ani,probicting my family? And then he called the When ~he tackled that kid . · old.kid that you're no twilling You are lucky if your teeth are all you lose. A lawyer taking Police ..• , ,. . . he didn't doit.to protect hi~ :to ascribe to a 37-year-old the scumbag kids and their scumbag parents' side should ' The dropped- criminal, f~mily, he did it to teach the · m~_· .. . : be ashamed." · · · charges will be seen as vin- kid a lesson. . Over the past week, _count- , . ·-spotlightnews.com, July 23 dication to his throngs of And that'swhythis~tory's less_ com11_1en~tors m the supporters - regular citi- gotten as big and ridiculous Cap1tal D1stnct lame~ ted .. Stay classy, Capital District! zens and inedia profession-· as it has, and why Van Plew how these "four rotten kids" . '------..:·...;'•::..·------....:....---1 -~('!'t · als alike who feel Van Plew has supporters from Del- ~avechangedtheVanPiew's ·· ' Speaking of shame, let's niade:for-TV movie loosely should be celebrated for his mar, N.Y., to Del Mar, Calif. lives forever because· now talk about the media cover- based on these events. actions that night. - because he acted out a the family h~s to de~l with age this has garnered. They are woefully mis· middle-aged man's power the med•a. c•rcus th•s has What has been produced ~llbcrfudits and show us g\Jided...... fantasy and showed those develop~d 1~t~. to e a room. • · I! '•· .• , ... ,,, ·: ··'}young punks what for! (See Horse ·hockey.• u in thepastweekbyareanews List~n. while TheSpotlight .Mr. Van Plew sa•d he sidebar) 1 ,. · outletshashadlesstodowith 'would 'iove nothing riiOre chased. after his unknown · - 1 If a 14-year-old should journalism than it's had to do h assailants to protect his fam- Never mind what he did . understand being tackled is . with bad theater. . t an to give· you "Tackle ily. That's as honorable and was stu~id at best, he. got to a possible ':o!lsequerice for "V;an Plew got home fro'm Watch: Day Seven,",, we legitimateofanendeavoras act out m a way that every thepoordec•s•ontotrespass, ·choose to expend our re- ever there was. one of us h as ,e' It J'k1 e d omg· th en a 37 -year-o ld s h ou ld'· work the other day and his. sources by sending report- ·ad that ·nth' every time we're forced to understand a media circus son gave him a picture he .erstolocaltownandplanning Too b • IS case ff th · d' •ty f b · · 'bl · , had drawn: the boy and his board meetings, writing local it 'doesn't ash su er e m 1gm o emg IS a poss1 e consequence ,or d d h' b d .. f d w · cut off in traffic, subjected tackling a trespasser instead a cat<: mg a guys, an eatures an generally keep- A man· protecting his to sonieone's loud, rude be- of calling the police. . area daily wrote over the ing people informed about family does not fail to call h av10r· or, Go d f orb'd 1 , rnad e Like it or not,· those four . ,.weekend · things that will have a long- t h e police at the first sign of to fearforoursafety as so~e kids aren't the only parties -._ That's_not_a pertinent fact· term effect on their lives in what he_ believes may be a hoodlums trespass and nng thaf should be ashamed of .. m an objective news story, the Capital District. burghiry or home invasion. our doorbells late at night. themselves at· this point. ···'that's the -last scene in the. 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They are: $1000, The Clarksville Volunteer Fire Company Stainless steel gas grill, Historical Society (CHS) will host a buffet breakfast GPS, Notebook PC, and a tower balloon tests will be' hosting its fifth in the morning from 7 to Nintendo Wii. Also, there annual Clarksville 10:30 a.m. The Clarksville will be a 50/50 raffle and Editor, The Spotlight: be seen. feet of height The other Heritage Day celebration Community Church will a chance to win a variety The Towns Zoning The first balloon test location, Independent on Saturday, Aug. 7 and be serving lunch from 11 of great door prizes. Board of Appeals and will be on Friday July 30, Towers Holdings, is at we would like to invite a.m. to 4 p.m. Ice cream We are looking the Planning Board are from 6 a.m. till 2 p.m., in the Bethlehem High you to join us. donated by Stewarts and forward to another highly currently reviewing 2 the event of inclement School Operations and Toll Gate will be sold successful community different applications for weather this test will be Maintenance building Clarksville Heritage by CHS. The Meadow located at" 65 Elm Ave. Day, a celebration of life wide garage sale. We the placement of a cell rescheduled for Monday Brook Farms Dairy 4H hope you will come tower in Delmar. And as Aug. 2, same hours. Balloons will be floated at in Clarksville, was created Club will host a bake sale. 90 and 120 feet of height to bring the community out and join us, rain or part of their application, The second balloon test and surrounding area For your dinner plans; shine, as we support the · they are being required will be on Saturday July For more information, together, at least once a Jake Moon Restaurant Clarksville Historical to conduct concurrent 31, from 6 a.m. till 2 p.m., rescheduling (due to year. Clarksville Heritage Cafe will be featuring a Society and have fun as balloon tests this week so in the event of inclement inclement weather) or . Day is also CHS' major lobster & clam bake and a community. that residents can see the weather this test will be cancellations please visit fund r.aising event. backyard barbecue from janice Crookes visual impact of the two the town's website, .at 4:30 to 10 p.m. We have rescheduled for Sunday Most of the planned Clarksville proposed cell tower sites Aug. 1, same ho.urs. www.townofbethlehem. activities will occur five incredible prizes this (see story, page 3). One location, ESCO org or call the. Town's year for our 5th annual The balloon tests will Department" of Economic at the Clarksville Towers, is at Sunnyside DevelopmentandPJaruiing Community Church,. occur on two different Farms on Van Dyke at .4 ext _ . with exceptions noted. days giving busy fumilies 439 955 1157 Road ·across from the David R. DeCancio There is something for more of an opportunity High School football everybody- food, crafts, Spotlight on ... to see where the.se cell · field and next to Eagle member car show, demonstrations tower8 will be located and Elementary. Balloons will Zoning Board . ·and exhibits; bounce ride, The Bethlehem Town Board' from where they would be floated- at 120 and 150 of Appeals raffles, and more food. . On the agenda for the Wednesday, July 28; Music will be provided meeting of the Bethlehem Town Board: · by our very popular DJ Yellow brick road may have - Kevin Hotaling. ' . • A presentation by. Creighton Manning Engineering on a proposal to reduce the speed CHS will sponsor the on Old Quarry Road. The board had previously started in Mechanicville very popular car show considered reducing the limit.from 55 to 45 mph, and will issue 35 judged Editor, The Spotlight: likelyweremanufacturedat producing over a billion awards and dashboard but there was some support for dropping the limit I have done some brickyardsinMechanicville. bricks per year-more than plaques. By popular on the South Bethlehem road even further. research on the July 21, If one wants to preserve any part of the world." deman!l, we will offer • The fire ·and EMS districts in town are 2010 article in the Spotlight history a marker at the Today the number of the. Clarksville Heritage requesting' support in strategic planning in the concerningthehistoryofthe bridge could honor the building and paving bricks· booklet that can be submission of a grant application. yellow- brick paved road and large contingent of Italian being produced on· •the purchased as a souvenir. The board meets at 6 p.m. in the meeting room bridge in the Normansyi))e . immigrantswholaboredto shoresoftheHudsonRiver There will be plenty at Town Hall, 445 Delaware Avenue, .Delmar. make the bricks. Betteryet is zero. settlement.. I agree· with of opportunities for ; I the intetiiretation that L the marker could honor all William ]. Kelleher ,Frank Bailm, the author of the workers who toiled of "The Wonderful Wizard . to make billions of bricks along the .sh!J.~~~.,o,P~~ "' . ~ ... •' .. ,C!t Ot'', .ha.d1pp .~9.\')l~ge. 68th .-ANNUAL of):he yellow bncl( wad Hudson River. · . . ; . -Butterlly ~~~Qn .: .. iii' Bethlehem and Albany.· . A quote from an on line At. Farnsworth Middle School - Route 155 Guilderland However, in his lifetime 'rii:igazine concerning The Bimm encountered many Golden Age of Hudson FREE TO THE -PUBLIC roads paved with bricks Valley Brickmaking- "J?y and it's possible thatafew of the tum of the 20th century, KINTOWN Tours of our: these roads may have been · some 120 brickyards in the N~tive Butterfly House with IOO's of~utterflies . paved with yellow brick. Hudson Valley , employing The yellow paving bricks between eight and ten Butterfly Garden at Albany-Bethlehem most thousand workers , were Organic Garden with produce for sale Capital District Farmers ~ Visit th~: . ~ Markel in Menands li!Jfl' Metamorphosis Room~ See the butterfly eggs, larvae, and pupa ROUTE 85A in NEW SALEM, N.Y. ·Museum Room Interactive displays and a butterfly gift shop Sat. July 31st g· am to 1 Craft Room Free ear of corn for the first 700 people, and JULY 29, 30, 31 Create free butterfly crafts to take home! hay wagon rides and pedal tractors for the kids. 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Register online at www.hrccu.org or at any HRCCU branch. $1 10/person- includes t/ Greens Fee & Cart t/ Beverages t/ Lunch t/ BBQ Dinner & Awards Register by August 3rd Belle of the· ·ball ... . ' ABOVE: Gunner windows are outfitted as they appeared in WWIL LEFT: An opening . The 8-17 Liberty Belle is restored -to original wartime configurations with a paint.iob allows lor passengers and interior to replicate a piece of histc Lake George, NY • 51:1-668-5437 • WWIJ.HallsBoat.com ··439-0409 -580~1 '" U-1 SIDING· DECKS: WASHED CLEANED I 439-0522 The Spotlight July 28,2010 ·Page 9 Colonie·family !o appear in autism· document~r~v .· .. ' Trish Washburn's individual accident and same life any other child advocacy garnered . health insurance policies would experience. She the attention to provide coverage for says she was not this screening, diagnosis positive when she first of filmmaker and treatment of autism had Buddy and was even spectrum disorders. more worried about what By ANDREW BEAM Even with the work would happen to CJ. [email protected] Washburn had put in with "I was out of it for McDonald, she was not the first three months," A Colonie resident has happy with the contents she described. "I went been chosen in a national of the.final bill. through the grieving search as a subject for· process, whatever that a documentary that Washburn said she would like to see the bill . would be, and I was mad will highlight families at the world. But I knew overcoming the obstacle vetoed by Paterson. it wasn't about me, it was of raising a child with '~Part of. me does support it, but I think it about Buddy,' and I was autism. pregnant with CJ." Trish Washburn has needs major changes," she said. "I don't know if Determined to be been selected, along with optimistic, Washburn 19 other families from it will help the way they're hoping it will help." says she knew that having different socioeconomic, two children with autism religious and cultural · Michael Smith, a friend of Washburn's and board happened for a reason. backgrounds, to showcase She says it was to inspire how they deal with the chairman and northeast regional director. of her to. help others who challenges of having a are experiencing the child with autism in the Foundation for Autism Information and Research same problell}s,s!Je ,y.:ent documentary'The United through. States of Autism: The Inc. Autism Media, said Film." lawmakefs are being "I'm so honored to be a • • •. J part of this film," she'said. . Washburn's family was disingenuous when they tout the bill as helping out "J hope my story can help one of the first picked someone." · ~ by the film's Executive ·families with coverage. · '"This Wlls a horrendous Everts, ·who said Producer and Director From left: C.J., Trish and Buddy Washburn play on the swing set in, their baskyard Richard Everts. Washburn piece of legislation that Colonie is his last stop Thursday, July 22. The family will be filmed lor the documentary "The United St~tes.ot was just 'passed," .Smith on his journey of 10,000 has two children who will Autism: The Film" on July 30. ·., .- .. be featured:· Buddy, a 9- said. "!'in offended by .miles in 40 days, said that ,, . Andret-~ Beaiii/Spotlight year-old who is on the McDonald saying, 'Well, we Washburn was a really autism spectrum, and .J 1•'' . ' need·to do something.'"· i:.reat pick.:du.e to the she would walk on her Disabilities Planning legislators out;· he said. Smith said he is ·upset .work she has· done for Cecelia] ane- also known Gouncil; a positi·Jn she "She brings hurcanity to . the autism community in as CJ.. - a 7-year-old who toes, tantrum easily and overiimguaie in the bill that .it [tbe issue]. Sh~ brings Washburn believes is hard organize her .s~J!ffed ·said she· was "psyched" requires four agencies, the NewYork. .-.. , animals )>y ,color. Having to get. She also lobbied a 'human face and is no Commissioner of the State . "They .. do;n:•t think to diagnose because sh<;'iS members of the state longer a statistic. • both highly functional "'ld J~!lddy; she said, made Department of Health, the they,'re that.special," he her become more aware legislature in order tc· pass McDonald "'OTked a female. ·l .. ,. ,,., .. ,- · Superintendent Of Health, said of the peOple he chose of the signs. ..· ., · ' a bill expanding insurance alongside Sen. Neil "One in' four' children the Office of Mental for the documentary. "And coverage for individuals Breslin, D-Delmar, to we say, 'No, you're doing a ,diagnosed with autism "It needs to have more Health and the Office diagnosed. on the autism advocate for The Ne'd York big thing.'" are usually boys," said of,a 'focus," she said of of. Mental Retardation the lack of awareness of spectrum.. State Autism Insurance :Washburn .. ~L believe and . Developmental •With an 11-year-old on autism·in.fe.males. ;"Girls • .t>: WorkingJcloScly 'with Bill:(S. 7000b/A:10372a), ''t'(( spectrum~ ...Iiis'atiilities, '.·' __ .,_,_ ·.. .. . set} ·the' Everts had that's -why she. doesn~t Sen. Roy McDhn-ald, R sponsored l:Y'BresEn and .. have a clear diagnosis." present differently than regulations on treatment planned on just doing' a boys do." Saratoga, Washburn was Assemblyman }cseph and therapy options that local story based on the .• The autism able to build a relationship Morelle, D-lrond~(poit are 'evidence based, peer Northeast. But when he p e.c t r u m c over s Washburn has s been an activist in the with the public official. McDonald sai·i l1e bill reviewed and clinically received a $50,000 grant several·developmental McDonald has two is "critical for familiEs who from the Pepsi's Refresh abnormalities, and·'Buddy Capital District to raise proven. •awareness of autism and grandchildren, ages 5 need financ:.al supp·Jrt" Still, Washburn remains Everything Campaign, falls in between Pervasive and 7,. who have .been which awards money Developmental Disorder advoc·ating for the need The bill, which has yet positive when it comes to to expose children with a diagnosed with autism. He to be signed into lawbytbe her children and being Not Otherwise Specified said people like Washburn D Autism Page 9 (PDD-NOS) andAsperger developmental disability governor, would require able to show them the to the same activities as are .. needed to bring syndrome, according to attention to these issues Washburn. any other child. 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There is so that will deli'ght the snacks, a dunk tank and much more, includ.ing youngest viewer; it's more! (Rumor has it that prizes. And we've set also a display of some of some of the library staff aside a room to cool off, Conway's and Knotts' best have volunteered to be if it gets·· a bittoo hot for scripted performances so the, er, "dunkee.") Bring some players. This event adults will laugh a lot, too. the whole family. We're happens rain or shine. Just try not to spill your going to have boatloads of free popcorn while you're activities that will keep kids entertained and adults at Gang of Apple giggling. least mildly amused. (Fair Dumplings Mark Curiale warning: Ifyou're planning This summer's Disney Note: All library events Marty Wendell will perform on' tile Bethlehem Public Library Green on Wednesday, Julr Family Fridays concludes· are free unless otherwise ~a 1 7 to be anywhere around the ~ , a p.m. dunk tank, come dressed this Friday, July 30, at 7 noted. The Guilderland to get wet.) pm, with Tim Conway, Don Public Library is located · Be sure to try Flip a Knotts, Slim Pickens, and at 2228 Western Ave., other comedic. geniuses Guilderland. Call456-2400 w d II to Ia 0 Green Frog, the Kiddie Strength en.. .·e . . p y n . Tester, Kids v. Adults in the story of the Aj)ple x 12 for more information, Water Balloon Toss, Dumpling Gang, an inept or vi_sit the Libra~y's ·• In his long and rich Children and families. Duck Pond Fishing, Face crewofWildWestoutlaws website ~t ~.gUI!pl. career,Ticonderoganative Painting (by our talented who could not, on their : org. 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They not having enough; of on Ballston Spa farm don't need a lot of shots recommend it and say having it get so popular and don't have problems it's really flavorful," said there's not enough to go having calves," said Kathy Kathy South. around, because it would By ALYSSA lUNG South. Longhorn meat has be hard to turn customers [email protected] They started out with a a distinct feature. It's away when we develop handful of longhorns and incredibly lean and healthy, a clientele," said Kathy Freckles the cow might nowhave44. and being naturally grass South. be unusual in Ballston Spa "We started to look into fed, it's higher in Omega- Longhorns are in their -he's a Texas Longhorn marketing beef as grass fed, 3 fatty acids - the "good prime between 24 and 30 - b!'t on,, the 113-acre natural and locally grown, fats"- and. in Vitamin months,· which is when farm where he grazes, and wondered if there was E. 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Prices Good Thru 7/31/10 • Tuesday-Friday 9·6, Saturday 8-5, Closed Sunday-Monday ~os~o1 '· Page 14 ·July 28,2010 The Spotlight Niskayuna revisits barm on ice cream trucks Town Board raises very, very careful about this." concerns I ___.r-;~----.:..:..l~~~~~ . ~ about safety issues Kasper echoed Zabin's concern. By JOHN PURCELL "Ice cream is too purcelij@spotlightnew.;.com_ readily available now to our children anyway," On blisteri_n-g'hot Kasper said. summer day.s;'there is Duringthetrialperiod,if . certainmti.sic echoing approved, ice cream trucks throughout that calls I could sell treats:trom noon children to take break 1 to 7:30p.m. on toWrl roads, and cool off with a treat whichexcludescountyand The ice cream truck - a ; state roads. fond summer memory "If you look at the for many area children proposal of the law, it -could be making its-way looks at a lot of things back to Niskayuna. that· have been done by In 1976;aii'ice cream the'state,"saidJoeLandry, trucks were banned from town supervisor. 'There is Niskayuna's streets after a quite a bit that has been young girl was struck and done over the last 20 to injured by' an oncoming 30 years." · vehicle while gathering Notal! board members aroundanicecreamtruck. are sold on the idea, Rotterdam banned the ~ though. trucks a year earlier due Councilman Jonathan to a similar incident, which McKinney said he has · proved fatal. Schenectady Daniel Rosales, second year ice-cream-truck driver, covers south Albany lor the Mr. Ding·A·Ling ice cream company. some serious concerns, ice cream trucks stopped Niskayuna children might be able to patronize ice cream trucks, which have been absent in town lor nearly 35 years. such as noise, background running during the same · John Purcell/Spotlight checks for drivers and period,-but the city: lifted ' • · "•t' . ' ... '' ·~ •· '" "•• • "''~' "·1'•··· safety issues. Besides the the ban in 1987. Court of New York State they prese_nted to the and Denise Murp'hy· "''"·The public hearing is danger -of children not In October of 1990, ruled nearly a year later town; During the Town McGraw sponsored the -set for Tuesday, July 27, looking when crossing Brain Collis, owner of Mr. in favor of Niska:Yuria and Board;s special meeting resolution.· at 7 p.m. during -the next the street, he said, the Ding-A-Lin{ ice 'cream saidthetown'sconcernfor on Thursday, July 15, a. "I thought 'Wow Town Board meeting. If attention of drivers isn't com!lany, su.e'd the t?wn ·,child_ s:Uety didn't violate resolution -Yas pas_sed to. start them you~g,: ... j . the resolution is passed, as good as before due to of Ntskayuna fo~.ht.s nght. Collts pg_ht to equal . hold a public heanng on · think it is excelierit' that there wdi be a monthlong things such as texting. to dis~ribut<:' _ice creal!)_, protection. of !he;I~w-' ~ •. - the topic.. ' · '·. ., , "they get exposed," said~Jtrial period from· Aug. "I share many of the .• from.~tstr_uc~~Nle_town ... Niskayuna-children Co unci I w om e.ii' COuncilwomenlliKllsper. 6 to Sept. 6_, and ·no ·conce'rns· people have .. Collts satd ~1\e ban on :.Iookingto bring the trucks J u j i e M c'D 0 nne II, . "We 'have to answer ·a final reinstat'eine!lt i.s .. : ·J ·myself have some:· such vendors 'deriied him ' back started a petition :.whose son was · o.ne petition no matter where guaranteed. · · ·•1 ' 0 ·concerris''1lbout safety,.,, due process and equal and gathefed around 'of three children who' it'originates because"w€('· • "Most of this product saict'Mcl'lonneij. "Ithink,it protection. The-Supreme"' 60 signatures,· which presented the petition, ha:ve to respond." •· is available in a grocery deservestobe'revisited.To store," said resident my knowledge there have--, Lorene Zabin. "I think not been any tragedies ! _like this. recently in our area.:.: rlj;y),;..., .r:: ..~.._ .500 and c~uJ.nting . ..,.tth jr,· ~~ Shelter annex June and is probably close to thank volunteers to reaching 600. . . , . and community The annex is staffed /-·. J entirely by volunteers, By ALYSSA lUNG about60. . · ., - B.en Grant.· [email protected] Aisenstat said the annex is a "nial gift'' and . L~uk~ffiiq .F\Uidrqjset · . Before even reaming its has provided the shelter Wednesday • .JIIfy 28th~ w,c·Cooperstown @ 7:00pm one-year an_niversary, the with an offsite center to Saratoga County Animal adopt out even more cats, .• ~ Lots of gre~affl~ prizes. .).,. ~ · Shelter cat annex at Clifton in addition to what are ~ Grand Priz~: Four(4) Yankees ticket!l .~.:. . Park Center Mall found adopted at the permanent "forever homes" for 500 location.- She said the • Come out and supportthis worthwhile. cause • cats. In honor of adopting mall offshoot has quickly . . .· . ·-\=:-·< ' ~ '-:"'".;;:.~t;·:-': ... ~.,~-_- -- .. out so many furry felines, become popular. ' . . and to thank the community ' "Everyone who comes ·--. :· .· ·.·--~an Appreciation~ Night . -._. ·. for making the experimental •·.. in is delighted. It's different venture such a success, than the animal shelter Lynn's UptoWn. Sports 'Tavern Night the annex is holding setting because it's _like a celebration at its mall a great big living room, location onWednesday,July with mucJi,]ess stress, no · Hqst _Fan~ily Appreciation Night 28, at 4:p.m. .· dogs barking, just homey Thursday • -July 29th vs. Amsterdam @ 7:00pm "We thought this was so and comfy. They stay here • FREE T-shirts to first 50 fans ages 21 and over • ' monumental, why don't we until they're adopted," said · have a public celebration Aisenstat. "We have the . . • All Kids 12 & Under admitted FREE • • 't •· ,, · to 'thank the volunteers public stop in and have • FREEDutchmen frisbees to the first 100 kids • · ·and bring in more foot hundreds of different . i' PWS: Lots special at:livilies and prizes throughout the night traffic. We'll have some stories of animals they've Dt .· ·refreshments," said Joette had, what they're looking Let's say Goodbye to our boys with a big crowd at Bleecker. ·1 Aisenstat, a volunteer.. for .. It's wonderful and The annex started should be celebrated." , keeping track of cats The cats are an equal ------Plenty Of FREE On-Site Parking.------adopted'on the hundreds, mix of strays, surrenders so cat No. 100, cat No.200, and kittens. Aisenstat said because of the economic AFJIORDABLE FAMILY ENTDRfAiNMI!Nfl · ·· :;:~ ~~~t~;:;~;d~c~~~~ clinlate, many people may· be losing jobs and homes "" were specifically invited · pets and their owners and hang on to animals as [~~~~G~e~ne~ra~I~A~dm~i~ss~lo~n~-$~S~.O~O~·~S;en~l~or~s-~$~4-~00~•Gm@UulfJ•I'imffiFFIIkiF!O~IulfhUHf>ift'€1Tl&rut4Darnj)~Yo~u~th~(~S-~12~);·$;3~.0~0~·~C~hl~ld~re:n~(4~&~un:d:e~r)~F~RE~E~~~~] ~fo to the ~soo Celebration." long as they can, until-at "" '"" Aisenstat said the annex ··~~ reached its SOOth cat some point they make the !iJfiiii.1fuliiiDmJirriDOlilii;tffirltan,i'ijiijiooftlttn.OII!J/ID!Ift, choice to surrender it to a . around the beginning of I ' shelter. 15 IN BRIEF' .- Moak reunion to be held Ice cream social at Thacher Park There will be a reunion of the descendants of Jacob Moak of New Scotland on Saturday, August 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Glen Doone Pavilion at Thacher Park. Meat, rolls and condiments will be provided, but it is suggested that you bring your own plates; utensils, beverages and garbage bag. Also bringa'dish to share others. • There will be family history records for researchers, and prizes. There will also be reunion t-shirts and !:~''~"'u~;y cd's for purchase for $10. For information, call David-Moak at 872-2971. SouiCollage to hold introductory · workshop SoulCoUage Workshop will be holding an introductory workshop, ''Through the Looking Glass" on Tuesday, Aug. 10, from 6':30 to 9:30p.m. at the Desolation Gallery, Main Street, Altamont. If images could talk, what would they say to you? Imagine creating a collage that has a personal message for you that is your own reflection. Reservations recommended, and can be made by e-mailing [email protected] . There is a $35 pre register fee, or $50 at the door. Navy reunion to be held in Cooperstown U.S.S. Sylvania (AKA-44 and AF$.2) Navy reunion is planned in Cooperstown on Friday, September 24 to Sunday, September 26 for former crew members who STARS (Seniors Teaching and Reaching Out to Students) volunteers and Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District staff served on the Sylvania. Reunion information may be members enjoyed an end-of-year ice cream social event at Glenmont's Jericho Drive-In on June 22. Stars lntergen obtained by writing to: John D. Pierce, 3093 Kissing Inc., a Glenmont nonprofit agency that provides intergenerational programming lor the school district and surrounding Rock, Lowell, Michigan 49331. For information, please communities, sponsored the event to thank STARS volunteers lor their efforts and school staff members lor welcoming call (616) 897-5178 after 6 p.m. or (517) 927-3312 or visit STARS volunteers into their classrooms. STARS volunteers are senior adults who spend time in classrooms, alter www.usssylvania.org. school homework clubs and the summer reading program giving students individualized attention to help them improve "' academic and social skills. The STARS Program began in 1996 as a pilot project with five senior volunteers and has .. _since 'e'iparided to more than twenty volunteers from the Towns of Bethlehem,Coeymans and Guilderland,·- Local student graduates .H•· ; Stars lntergen, Inc. has begun recruiting additional volunteers lor the 2010-11 school year. Individuals can volunteer AIY,~sa DiFlorio of Albany gradu,a~ed from State at the A.W. Becker (Selkirk) or P.R. Coeymans (Coeymans) Elementary Schools or at the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk University of New York College of Technology at Delhi Middle Sc.hool on Route 9W. Schedules are very flexible and are m·ade based on the volunteer's availability .. For further with the AAS in Veterinary science Technology. 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Manning Blvd. • Albany; Neumlogr- (518) 437-5963 All Others: (518) 437-5528 ··- •. - Washington County Line pertorms a Ne"' Year's Eve 2009 show at Arts Center o~ the Hujson, a restored 19th century stone church in l~echanic·1ille. The group next plays Tuesday, Aug. 3, as part·af Niskayuna's free summer concert series. · Washington County Line bandmates share a love of the music ' ' By JACQUELINE M .. DOMIN since the 1970s, he went to a festival in Co.-kth and spent the weekend in a tent, [email protected] just soaking up the music and the scene. People were playing at all hours all over the campground, he said, and they welcomed others with open arms. teve W)od might be work.ng out in his yard,' but if he comes in the house l . and sees his guitar, he can't help but play a few songs. The next thing he Bluegrass-made such an impres8on on Snuth that even· though he recently ~ knows, 45 minutes have passed and he bas to force himself to go back moved from Burnt Hills to lndian Lake in the Adirondacks, he has no qualms about coming back to this area each week to S play with Washington County Une. • . Wood hasou~id~ kindred spirits in his banemates. rr======:;::=~~;;;;;;~~::::::::::~~==:Jl · Daryl Smith drives an hour and 40 minutes "It's fun," he said. "I wouldn't do all that each way for practices. Tom Hammond has traveling if it wasn't a good time." a running joke :hat when he's jamming with For Meyer, it's more than fun- it's a re:ease people and they ask what time it is, he always ·from the stress of everyday life. says 8:30.' He figures that's too early for anyone . ·c ., to head home. , · "When I play that bass, I'm so relaxed," he· said, "I'm not fazed." Wood, Smith and Hammond, along with Sean Quinn and Ken Meyer, make up Washington ' Quinn, who plays guitar, also loves g~ttng lost County Liiie, a relatively new bluegrass band· . in the music. ., that's already fc-und a strong following in the Cjipital District The group's next gig- · 'l "It's this terrific sound that you've always ·. 'wanted to' be part'of, and it's happening: ris Tuesday,' Au~;. 3, at the town pavilion in lie'" Niskayuna. · • · said. 'To make that music and have that feeling, it's like nothing else." At a recent ret:earsal at Quinn's house in · Schenectady thlt was punctuated by passionate As carefree as band members might fee-l' while strumming and. picking, band members talked they're playing, their repertoire inCludes a lof about the grip l:luegrass has on then:. Each of songs with serious themes- a hallmark of came to the'mu>ic at a different age; but they bluegrass. Tliefsing about America: about· lost '~·share this: They can't imagine their· lives today loves; about the struggles farmers face, '<'-bout Without bluegrass. It's not just the music, it's the · life on the railroad. .. c· stories it tells and the.people who make up the : It's not uncommon, they said, for the cNwd to bluegrass scene, they said. · get choked up. Meyer, the bass player, actually had no interest "We could bring a t{ar to a glass eye," in bluegrass when a friend tried to persuade Hammond, who plays resonator guitar, said him to go to a festival some 20 years ago. Meyer · Washington County Line is from left in front row, Sean Quinn and Daryl Smith; with a laugh. had dabbled in music in high school, but it was ~.nd from _left in back row, Tom Hammond, Ken Meyer and.SteveWood. "rock-'n' roll, that sort'of thing," he sc.id. He stressed, though, that band members don't ' . need to "ham it. up." ' -l?ut his friend was persistent. Finally, Meyer caved. And to his sirrprise, he loved l the vibe at the festival. ' · . · t ' "Bluegrass words are unbelievabE," Hammond said, noting the band's repertoire 1 . - h ·_ includes a ~ong about black lung disease that Hammond couldn't bring hirmelf "!twas tl)e peo:;>le," he said. 'There were a lot of good people. I was hooked." to sing after his wife was diagnosed with emphysema. A year later, a doctor _, the also came to' bluekrass 'through a festiv.lJ. A banjo player concluded the diagnosis was incocect, and only then could Hlinunond sing the '-'' song again. · ~ . . . The band's catalog is filled with ·J:uegrass standards, such as "Dear Old Dixie'." -~ r/-~- "Uttle Georgia Rose" and "Carolina Star," but Washington County Une also strives to play some songs fha: aren't as widely performed, such as !iiii:;;o;;r-~=~'~"'~•·· Sp.~ns;rec\ by Benson's Pet ~--•~.: "Colleen Malone" and "Lovesick ar,d Sorrow." . One of the keys to-the band's success, Quinn said, is that its . members all like the same kind oi music. One will suggest-a song, Meet HoPe! and it's almost always met with a~_p-oval from the others. Honey is a 3 year olcJ:spayed tiger female. She-'s It also helps that the group has a •·nice blend of harmonies," very sweet, but timid, and needs TLC to help bring according to Wood, and that members have been in bands before. her out of her shell. Homes for Orphaned Pe~: 1n fact, that experience has helpeC. land the band where it is today, Exist, 518.428.2994. wwllli:bope'animalrescue.org which is largely playing at benefit> and outdoor pavilions. 'We like the town park thing," QTnn said. 'We all did that ~- HOMES FOR ORPHANED PETS EXIST (H,O,P.E.) "" nightlife thing at one time or anotier." -~ Has a mission to give homeless 'dogs & catS"' in,._ Saratoga County a second chance for a wpnderfullife~ "At a concert, people are coming to enjoy the music," Wood (518) 428-2994 said. "It's so fun for us, and people 71ill come up to us and .J'_..,;f.. H.O.P.E. -... ,__,..._ info@HopeAni.,alRescue.org say, We had a great time."' •• Washington County Une's performance at the - 9: .k: ..,._ 197 Wolf Road, Colonie Niskayuna Town Hall Gazebo is plft of the town's + 12 Fire Road, Clifton Park summer· free concert series. 118 Quaker Road, Queensbury The show starts.'· at 7 p.m. 3083 Route 50, Saratoga Springs •. ' For visit The Spotlight July 18,1010 ·Page 17 ' ' <· HOT TUNA AND STEVE EARLE plus 'The Folk Spirit ol All>iny. Foik Arl rial World: Sculpture to Environment,· ADIRONDACK PASTEL SOCIETY FRIENDSHIP SINGERS, through Feb. 27, 2011; "Gravity is a Theater Two musical heavyweights, July 30, 8 lrom lhe. Collelcion ollhe Albany lnsli- Seeking new artists that wort< in pastels, Openings in womiin's sinQinQQrOuP.· fo p.m., The Egg, Empire Slate Plaza, AI- lull ol History and Art" and exhibits on Force lo be Reckoned Wilh,' lhrough meetings are the first Tuesday of every cusing on old .favorites and 'show.tunes, Oct. 31; "Sol LeWin: A Wall Drawing ANNIE GET YOUR GUN bany, $36.50.1nlormalion, 473-1845. ,-Hudson River School painling, American monlh allhe Dave Francis· Gallery, lhe rehearsals Tuesday mornings at Delmar sculpiUre and lhe history ol Albany, 125 . •' Relrospecliv!." ongoing: 87 Marshall St. Shirt Factory, Glens Falls. Programs, Reformed Church, Delaware Avenue, 0ld-slyle Broadway musical, presented • -_ SYBIL ALLYSON ~~ ..,. Washington Ave. Information, 463-4478. North Adams, Mass. lnlormalion, (413) by Park Playhouse, Washington Park artist demonstrations and exhibitions are Delmar.lnlormation, 439-2360. •-;· lakehouse, Albany, lhrough Aug. 15, Culturally relevant lolkmusic, July 31 • 7 ALBANY AIRPORT GALLERY 664-4481. planned throughout the year. tnforma lion, 793-9309 or 793-9350. SIENA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA pertonmances 8 p.m. Tuesdays lhrough p.m., Emack ~d BJlllos, 366 Delaw.ue "The Imaged Word,' through Jan. 9, plus ARKELL MUSEUM Rehearsals Thursdays al7:30 p.m .. Siena Sundays, free.lnlormalion, 434-2035. ~ve~ny,~ee.lnformalion, :12-51110. inslallalions by Paul Katt, Harry Leigh, ·Reflections on Water in American Paint DELMAR COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA College, Route 9, Loudonville. lnlorma • Harold Lohner, Lillian Mulero, Ken Rags ing," lhrriugh Oct. paintings by Louie DAMN YANKEES ' --:c• ~<.TRAVIS CAUDLE 3: Openings in the string, horn and percus lion, 783-2325. . . ~ Ausllalian singer, July 31,7 p.m., Emick dale, Nancy Shaver and Joy Taylor. Infor Powell, Ed Smilh and Kathryn Ban Sleen sion sections. Information, 439-7749._ .._ Mus1cal about an ordmary man who sold and Bolios Uptown Town Center Plaza mation, 242-2243. huyse, lhrough July 30; plus 'Arkells SIENA COMMUNITY CHORALE hiS soullo hel~the Wash1ng.. ton Senators. · )704 Western Ave:, Guildert.and, tree: Inspiration: .lhe Marketing ol Beech-Nul COLONIE TOWN BAND Rehearsals Mondays al 6 p.m .. Siena presented by· ~ac-Haydn ,Theatre, .1925 '1nformalion ()- , ~. AFRICAN REFLEcnDNS GALLERY 25 4196 and Arllor the People,' ongoing: cana- Several openings, rehearsals on Mon College, Route 9, Loudonville. lnlorma- ' Route 203,- Chalham, July 28 lhrough -" ~ • • · · • · Grand opening lealuring wild lile joharie.lnformation,-673-231'4. days at 7:30 p.m. ahown hall, Route 9, lion, 783-~325.· ~; · l",.:"" ~~. - Aug. 1::adulls $16.50, students/seniors . •i THROWDOWN BOUQUET photographs by artists from Tanzania .. "· .. ·f Newtonville.lnlorinalion, 783-2760. . . ,_., _:·-.'...... $13.50.1nlormalion, ~-9292. : • • ; Greenwich rock l.ind reunites: July 31, 8 and lhe Seychelles, 165 South Pea~ St,' -·' TH.E·HYOE COLLEcnON • ·; • .. :., . , I • THE ORCHESTRA ON THE COMMON THE~MARYElOUS WONDERETTES • •. p.m.: Gaffe lena, 47 Phila St, Saratoga second floor, Albany. lnlormalion, 339- i:; •Andrew Wyeih: Ali American Legend,' · ~ COLONIE CENTENNIAL : Openirigs in the' Stririg SOCII on, alsO~neet1 . --- . -··., 'Springs,advancelickels$12,doorlick-' 7085 or 788-8282. "J: ~, · lhrough Sept 5, 161 Warren St. Glens " • :BRASS CHOIR French horn. trombone,· flute aild- bass Reg1onal premrere ol. musical· come The Spotlight July 28,2010 • Page 19 Milestones ... .. JohnBiazak at GE, he was employed as Albuquerque, NM a mechanical designer by Former Spotlight_.ow·ner's wife dies John Biazak, 97, former ALCO'in Auburn, NY, as well as by hte Newport Barbara Lathrop assembled by members of and skiing trips in the Niskayuna resident, died peacefully June 5, 2010, in News Ship Building Co. in Boynton, 91-year-old St. Peter's Church in 1976. mountains of New VA In 1934Johnjoined in artist and family matron, The 35-square montage Hampshire inspired a Albuquerque,NM with his family by his side. the US Navy and served 4 died July 17 at Carleton depicted street scenes and love of the outdoors that years aboard the Heavy Willard Village in Bedford, . local landmarks, tracing the continued throughout her Mr. Biazak was born Cruiser USS Minneapolis MA She was the wife of settlement, development life. She was motivated Mayl8,1913 as a Machinist Mate 2. former Spotlight owner and historical significance to emotional displays by in Auburn, Jon was a ·member Nat Boynton. " of the city. What started landscapes, the blending NY, son out as a church raffle of colors, harmonic chord of the late of the G E Quarter Born in 1918 in Fall Century club and the Dave River, MA, to Francis project deepened into a progressions and the Constantime work of art that ultimately intricacies of nature. and Pearl Garroway club. He was a Owen Lathrop and Alice loving husband and great (Lefavour) Gordon, she was displayed at the Her survivors include Biazak. He State Capitol Building was one of four children. father. He loved to play graduated from Durfee her son Lawrence golf and listen to Opera, High School in 1936 and and later shown at the Boynton (Meg) of Fox John graduated from state museum. She then Auburn Technical High Caruso being his favorite from Smith College in Three children were bo;n Point, WI; and daughters tenor. After retirement, 1940, then completed before the couple moved tackled a similar quilt for Cornelia (Roland) School. He continued to the Town of Bethlehem, advance his education he enjoyed visiting his one year at Rhode Island to Slingerlands, NY, in Ochsenbein, of Bolton, children, working in his School ofDesign. She used 1959. which hangs today in the MA and Elizabeth (Eric) by taking college level Delmar town hall. She was courses in mathematics, yard and tending his her formal art training to Much of her life was Killorin ofWeybridge, VT; small vegetable garden. land a war-time job in spent raising her fam•ly a founding member of the a sister, Helen Lathrop physics and engineering Capital District Chapter throughout his career. He also loved to watch the Radiation Lab at MIT, and pursuing the arts, as Brooks, Lincoln, MA; a the chickadees, finches where she did drafting and an alto in the Capitol Hill of the Embroiders' Guild brother, Francis Lathrop, Mr. Biazak was of America and cardinals that flocked graphing early detection Choral Society, and as !':lew Hampton, NH; five employed by the General to his feeding stations. devices. After the war, a painter in watercolc-rs Following her grandchildren: Charles Electric Co. for 39 years, He imparted his love of she worked as a technical and pastels. The scenery husband's death in 1991, Boynton, Molly Boynton, retiring in 1978 as an everything mechanical artist for Addison-Wesley surrounding her summer she continued to live in Andrew Killorin, Abigail Engineering Designer to his twin sons. John Publishing Company cottage on Lake George rural Albany County before Killorin, Samuel Killorin. at the Knolls Power Lab and his wife Helen moved in Cambridge, and for in the Adirondacks moving to Carle\on Willard A memorial service in Niskayuna, NY. He to Albuquerque NM in Jackson & Moreland of provided inspiration :'or in 2000. She continued to is ·planned for July 31 at was one of the pioneering 2007 to be closer to their Boston,MA her landscape paintings. draw and create fabric Carleton Willard, Bedford, group that developed children. In 1952, she married She studied under local and needlework art from Mass. the first jet engines at GE in Schenectady. He Mr. Biazak is survived Nathaniel A. Boynton, artists Betty Warren and natural resources and Donations may be made Lillian Longley. became a lively participant then transferred to the by his wife of 67 years, an Associated Press in her name to The New General Engineering Lab Helen, a daughter Cynthia newspaperman, and the She was the desigi:Ier in Ca"rleton Willard England Quilt Museum activities: · ·•, 1947. In 1956 he accepted Biazak of San Diego, CA, · couple settled in theAlbaily, and primary contributor in Lowell or· the Albany a post with the Atomic twin ·sons Dr's 'Gary J. NY, suburb of Guilderland. of the "Albany Qui! " • · Childhood. hiking Symphony Orchestra. .... ' ...... , . . ·' Power Equipment Dept. Biazak and "Robert A. in San Jose, CA, where Biazak of Alo't.iq~~rque, . ' he worked for 3 years. In NM, ~dso~ C:hristopher Arnstein 1959 he transfernid back John·Biaz~·~d 18mos. to Niskayuna to,work on -old~gr~at gran~son turns.100 desigiiing Navru ·reactors Be_nJamm John B1azak J a·n e A r n s't e in, attheKnollsAtoniicPower of Albuquerque, NM •. • • · " and several nieces and Send us your a former resident of Lab announcements·,, De I mar, recent I y · John worked on the neph~ws. celebrated her lOOth design· of .torpedoes, .• Services.atSt. Helen's birthday. ~ 7.airci-aft, gas and·steam ,Catholic Church•and Spotlight News A small dinner was turbines, and various ento'!'bmentatMostHo!y papers welcomes given in her honor mechanic a I(_ and ·R~deemer Ce_metery m your engagement,'· on July ·10th at Abbey thermal equipm~nt. He Niskayuna, were held at wedding or arini~ ,. " Del Ray, in ·Del Ray described his ':"'ork at the_c;o~ven;ence of the versary announce- . Beach, Florida: The GE as challenging and fanuly .. • ...... -· ""-" 1 ments. ' · gathering inc I u de d stimula_ting,andenj_o~edall Foro~~ coild?le~ces, There i!i no Jane's two sons, Tom ~ep~OJe<:!S~ep'!"lic:IPated please. viSit ,www.Jonesfh. charge. Arnstein (Meg an m. Prior to his employment net For information O'Toole) of Delmar, Bill or to receive a Spot Arnstein of New Jersey, light Milestones an her two grandchildren, Recycle this paper nouncement form, two great grandchildren, e-mail news@spot and one niece. lightnews.com or call4394949. Volunteer Drivers Wanted! Drive someone Happy! ..,. Community Caregivers' drivers bring our clients to· medical appoint ments, to shop for groceries and pick up prescriptions. Our services are provided at no charge. Your neighbors need you. Requests for rides have Pre~Arrange~n~nt:,AnAct of Love increased dramatically and we need more drivers to serve the elderly and . r· people of all ages who are unable to drive. We made our Becoming a volunteer is easy! Atie~d a brief meeting and fill out a volun- . ~. .,..... Catholic Cemetery teer form. Learn how the program works and our staff will get you started Arrangements on helping your neighbor. ..: · years ago, and we're YOU decide ii;hen and how often you volunteer. -glad we did! Our service are~' in~iudes Bethlehem, Guildei:land, New Scodand and • the Hilltowns of Altamont, Berne and Knox. YOU decide how far you OUR LADY ·HELP will drive and in what locations. Destinations include these areas as well as Albany and Schenectady. OF CHRISTIANS CEMETERY Orientations: Wednesday, July 21, at 10 am, Wednesday, August 4, at 10 41 'Jolly Road, Glenmont am, Thursday, August 26, at 4 pm, at 2113 Western Avenue in Guilderland. ALBANY. Sign up by caUing 456-2898 or email [email protected] DIOCESAN ~Comm.wtity .Caregivers· CEMETERIES 463-0134 A TtadiuoC: of Faith www.rcdaceftieteries.org t ~ ~ '::yJ (/J,u"tl;/.il~ l3t.tti;y (l,IIIIIUUII"/7. 64\1(> ~ ··- . Page 20 • July 28,2010 Tile Spotlight Your Community_ in The Spotlight· · Guilderland. The event ~writing .class in Albany Local student will feature free hearing on Tuesday, August 24, awarded screenings. There will also Progressing to the walk and Wednesday, August be information available on 25. Successful veteran schola~hip . hearing loss and options for grant writers will lead the Matthew A Baumback, treatment The program is classes, and the workshop son of Rev. Alan and Joan open to the public, free of includes a manual (hard Baumback of Ravena, charge. No appointment is copy and CD) and a received the Abbott necessary. signed certificate. Three Scholarship from Scottish For information, call separate training sessions Rite Masons. The Abbott will be available: one Scholarship is awarded Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital at 382-4550. for federal, state and to qualified students in municipal employees, recognition of scholastic Session 2 is for non-profit and general achievements. organizations and the Baumback is a graduate Students named of Ravena Coeymans third s for Chambers of to dean's list Commerce, IDA's and High School and is a Local· students were similar organizations, sophmore at Stony Brook named to the Dean's List as well as for-profit UniversitY. at The College of Saint companies. Total cost for Rose for the spring 2010 admission is $250 and all semester. They are the seats must be paid in full Local student following: Jordan Miller, of before the workshop-no graduates Delmar; Brittney Murray, walk ins are permitted. Matthew Gardiner, of of Voorheesville; Jennifer Organizations will receive Delmar, graduated from Henrikson, of Delmar; one complimentary seatfor the State University of Christine Abelseth, of every three paid attendees. New Yor.k;-College of Voorheesville; Corinn For more information Technology at Delhi with Raker, of Selkirk;· Sarah Stark, of Voorheesville; The ladies ollhe Delmar Progress Club are preparing lor the Frei~oler Walk lor the Cure and reservations 366- an .. AAS. in construction 6138 or send an email to technology. Deborah U min a~ of and honor~~ the d~~easEd mambers Marie I Welch. Patricia DeCecco and Fran Cocog'ga Delmar; Alexandra Parker, who have ~~~d from canoer .. The $750 raised was given To Lile! in Delmar. · communitygrantwriters@ gmail.com. · of Delmar; Kelly Fallon, Seated:. VJilma. De Lucca, Mirry Richards, Pat Anton~ilcci, Roserr ary Brown Student named of Voorheesville; Tara Standing: Kathryn Schumanski, and Priscilla Mille• . . to dean's List r~~;:i~\·i~k~~~a'::~n:i MissingliQm photo: Majary O~B.riiui anil Michelle Brown . -,.~;.~ -... S!Jbmitted photo Cedar Hill Patrick Venter, a senior Slingerlands; Richard Schoolhouse from Delmar,. has been White,. of Selkirk; Marina Sa d named to the Dean's Katko,ofGlenmont;Erika. C·n tur ay,Aug. 7,fromll New Scotland specji~crea~veintere~ts, open to public List for the spring 2010 Alberry,ofVoorheesville,· am.to4p.m.atsiteofbe · learn tng mnova t tve., T he~1Bethlehem Albany Shak. e_r .Herita.ge Sl"nge·rs hO. st4th techniq · ti" t 'H" - •. · semester in the Villanova Dana '>Len seth,· of ues, usmg ar s- tstoric"al Association Society, 25 Meeting House d t . . I d School of B~siness. Voorheesville; Maureen Road Colonie ·, .,.., < ,_ annua I. Ca bale .. 't• ' - _g~~. e ~a ~n~ s a n invites ·the public to visit Carey, of Delmar; Casey ' · . . , Come join The New reap:ng msprration. 111. e theCedarHillSchoolliouse Cleary, of Glenmont; ~e day Wl!l mclude Scotland Cabaret Singers wee~~lorigrcamps .a~e Museum which will Student' named (.: Bridget _S~i th, . of ~~~uous m~s~ by: local for a nig~t of 1940~ s..nng continuing.through__ tlle"v b_e .o.pe!) ~very Su~day to: dean's list · ·~ · Delmar;, Kristin Wagner, ~~:rdmv gtratiaii_~e1!, ·,,era mus1c. The ev=nt is summer wtth. offen_ngs afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. of Glenmont· ·Robert """'' emons ons August20and21froni7to9 such•as:.Movtemakmg,1 through September 26 Jessica·· CarroH;- Wytrwal ofYoo~hees;;rne; .: and much more.~ p.m. at Voorheesville High Explo~ing €omics ~nd 2010. Along with the man~ a sophomore fro'in Maria 1 Cotazino, of Representatives from School, 432 New Salem Graphtc Novels, ProJect exhibitsrelatedtoTownof Glenmont, has been named to the Dean's List for the Voorhe,«;_sville;Jel_!n_i!e~ ~~countyd~~ ~d. Sugge~~ed .~or_ati!>n . Arts Center Run_wa~ Bethlehem history is a Gorman,"of 'Glenmont; mcludingthe €runeViCQ.:-ii1. ts ·$5 .and proceed;;• will' an~. W 0 o d:)V or k '.n g · special temporary exhibit 2010 spring semester in Elan a Krischer;. of ' /!.:JdSexua!Violence~ter,,• benefitCapitalCityReScue But!c a Shaker-Insprr_ed featuring vintage clothing, Villanova University's College of Liberal Arts Delmar; Olivia Junco, Department for Chl!rl;en. Mission, N·ew Scothind Aduon~ack Ch~tr. which has been acquired of Delmar; Ryan Quinn, Youth and Famthe;;, Presbyterian Churci and Exp~onn~ Com1<:s from local f Your Community News is sponsored by ••• SABIC ~ I . -- 1 1 Innovative - .' · ' S f l Kl Rl Pla~~ics .s~bit:!. ~d 'Corporate neighbor!J committed lo "'"' ' ' ', ~ .. •The·s,wrtighr July 28;2010 ·Page 21 place in the world." He Your CommunitY. in The SJ2otliqht complimented Washburn D Autism for her support in the (From Page 9) autism community, hailing her as "very positive" about ·· G~land BOE picks new super to help sponsor ideas or her situation. Marie Wiles willl officially the district Wiles received her bachelors projects that will have a "She's incredibly start Oct. 1 Wiles has served as degree in English from Temple positive impact on the enthusiastic, upbeat and a . On Thursday, July 22, the superintendent in two other University and a masters degree world, he decided to great advocate for what she Guilderland Board of Education school districts during her in secondary English education broaden the scope. believes in," he said. "She's unanimously approved the 23 years of experience in the from SUNY Albany. She went on "We decided to get not just looking at the appointment, effective October education field, most recently to hold a position as an English everyone involved," he situation as something that 1, of Marie Wiles, Ph.D, as being with Clinton Central teacher. in the New York Mills said. "We wanted to get the has happened to herfamily, superintendent of Guilderland School District in Clinton and Junior-Senior High School, American experience."' she's being proactive." schools. Wiles will succeed priortothat,atOtsegoNorthern and she earned her doctor of Everts i!' also the vice When asked about how retired superintendent John Catskills I:SOCES. Wiles has also education degree in teaching president of technology the children will react to McGuire, who left the position been involved with several local and curriculum from Syracuse and communications for having cameras filming in June. organizations, including the New University. The Tommy Foundation, them for a documentary, "Sheisgoingtobeanexcellent York State Council of School Her annual salary will be founded by Evert's wife Paravella said, "I think addition for Guilderland," Superintendents, Kirkland $175,000. Although lier position· Sugey Cruz, which they'll get a kick out of said Michael Marcelle, the Ventures Steering Committee, is not official until October 1 of · was created to assist in them. I think it will be current interim superintendent Catskill Mountain Educational this year, Wiles will be working improving the quality of life natural curiosity and for the district. Marcelle, Committee, Catskill Area School with district administration in for children with autism. excitement." who will continue to serve as Study Council, and the Oneonta the next few months to ensure Everts will begin · Also on the schedule superintendentuntiJWilestakes Rotary. She has also served that her transition to Guilderland filming with Washburn for the filming are trips the position this fall, said she on the Boards of the Otsego School District is a smooth one. Friday, July 30, where he fo Everybody Counts brings a wealth of knowledge County Chamber of Commerce, - Mallory Bulman will visit the family at their Physical Therapy Center in that will only serve to benefit the ARC Otsego and the Catskill home then go with the Berne, where the children children, parents and teachers of Symphony Orchestra kids to the Easter Seals participate in Hippotherapy, . Camp in Colonie, a six which is therapy through week camp for children horseback riding. They bid award. the Capital District chapter of the and young adults with will end their day filming bluegrass entertainment and in front of the Legis_Iative refreshments. Cruise reservations Embroiderers Guild of America physical, developmental · will help kids 9 and up make and.emotional disorders. Office Building in Albany are encourage since space is age with McDonald. limited. For reservations contact Bethlehem Public simple embroidery pieces. The "We go to the Colonie PaulKieinberger at fuddiduddy@ Library to host workshoprunsMonday,August2, Town Pool, we do arts and Washburn is excited to aol.com or 489.-2680 and for crafts,_ different sports, be able to tell her story in information contact Craig Wander tai chi class ~~~~~~-August 5, from 9:30 we have a talent show, this documentary, as well at 376-9462. Friday, July 30, at 11 a.m. kids Participants must sign up for all a program called dance as being able to show there in grades kindergarten through . fourdaysandformoreinformation and movement, we have aren't as many limitations a dance crew come in and on children with autism as 'land BOE.·.•to hold fifth can try tai chi at the library. ca11439-9314_ G Wear lose clothing and Lo[pline · teach them dances from all many would think. Special meeting Noval from the Asian Arts group ------'-...:...--. over the world," said Camp "I want people to There will be a special meeting . will show Y!JU how. . 6ol a fripe? Director Chuck Paravella. know there are ·all these "It's like a typical camp." awesome things you can for the Guilderland Board of .. The library's summer cinema E-mail a leiter Buddy and C.J. are expose them to," she said. Education Friday, July 30,af 8! ·series for kids and families news@ "My hope is' that this film a.m. The -meetingcis•Iocated at continues Friday, July 30, at i::io two of the 10 children tlie district offices and will cover p.m. withthemovie;G-Force (PG). spolfivfl!news.com with autism attending the will be a positive and will the·high school track resurfacing Monday, August 2, meinbers of ·.. camp·, ·which•-Paravella help people .. That's the refers to ·as. "the· liappiest bottom line." · ol !i" j . !:"', " ..: .. ~ ~·,:~:;~~-'~ ·.··::"· "Sfj_'otlig_h~t ·orl' REAt·ESTATE '·. ·. . ''!-·. ,l ' • i!'i'il. . A~======~ George W. 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(SSNY) on Name: MALTA TECHNOL MONTRESOR NY LLC Arts. registered agent is: USA with the Secretary of State OF LIMITED LIABILITY of LLC upon whom process 05/25/2010. Office toea OGY GROUP LLC. Articles of Org. filed with SSNY Corporate Services Inc. at of New York ("SSNY") on COMPANY NAME: DIGITAL against it may· be served. lion: Albany County. SSNY of Organization filed with NY 71212010. Off. Lac.: Albany the same address. Purpose: July 13, 2010, effective on GAMEDAY LLC SSNY shall mail process designated as agent of Secretary of State, June 15, Cnty. SSNY designated as all lawful activities. the date of filing. Office Articles. of Organization to: c/o Capitol Services, LLC upon whom process 2010. Purpose: to engage agent of LLC whom process 64142 (D) Location: Albany County. were filed with the Secretary Inc., 1218 Central Ave., against it may be served. in any lawful act or activity. may be served. SSNY shall (July 28, 2010) SSNY has been designated of State of NeiNYork (SSNY) Ste. 100, Albany, NY 12205. SSNY shall mail process to: Office: in Albany County. maif process to: c/o The as agent of the LLC upon on June 3, 201 o. Office DE address of LLC: 615 S .. LCDF, LLC, Secretary of State is agent LLC, 911 Central Ave., #101, whom process against it location: The Street Ad DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 765 Feura Bush Road, Del- for process against LLC Albany, NY 12206. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE may be served. SSNY dress of the lilnited liability 19901. Arts. of Org. filed mar, NY 12054. Purpose: and shall mail copy to 302 all lawful activities. may mail a copy of any company's office is 512 Elm with DE Secy. of State, 401 Any lawful activity ,_ ' Washington Avenue Ext., 64135 (D) Notice of Formation of process to the LLC at 45 Drive, East Berne, New York Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, 64083 (D) " Albany, NY 12203. (July}8, 2010) 3DRevolution, LLC. Arts. of Maria Drive, Loudonville, 12059; County of Albany. DE 19901. Purpose: any (July 28, 2010) 64092 (D)· Org. filed with Secy. of State NY 12211, which shall be SSNY has been designated lawful act or activity. (July 28, 2010) of NY (SSNY) on 1/21/10. the principal business lo as agent of the LLC upon 63570 (D) LEGAL NOTICE Office location: Albany cation. The purpose for whom process. against it County. SSNY designated which the LLC is formed is (July 28, 2010) LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation m"Y. be served. SSNY shall LEGAL NOTICE as agent of LLC upon whom to engage in any lawful act mall a coPY Of process to the Notice of Formation of NVM WRITE PROJECTS LLC process against it may be or actMty for which limited LLC at 512 Elm Drive, East LEGAL NOTICE MANAGEMENT LLC. Arts. Notice of Formation of Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY served. SSNY shall mail liability companies may be Berne. N.Y. 12059. For any of Org. was filed wHh SSNY TRACHT GUT LLC. Arts. 7/1/201 o. Off. Lac.: Albany process to: c/o The LLC, organized under the NYS lawful purpose;· Notice of QualifiCation Of on 6/21/10. Office· loca of Org. was filed with SSNY Cnty. SSNY designated as 156 Fifth Ave., Penthouse Limited Liability Comp~ny OLMSTED CAPITAL PART tion: Albany County. SSNY on 6/23/1 o.. Office loca agent of LLC whom process #1, NY, NY 10010. Purpose: Law.. NERS LLC. Authority filed designated as agent_ of tion: Albany County. SSNY may be served. SSNY shall any lawful activity. 64155 (D) ~J~~~~iii oi mail process to: c/o The with Secy. of State of NY LLC Whom process against designated as agent of 64143 (D) (July'28, 2010) (SSNY) on 6/7/10. Office lo rna¥ be served. SSNY shall LLC whom process against LLC;911 Centra1Ave.,#101, (July 28, 2010) LEGAL NOTICE cation: Albany County. LLC mall process to: c/o The may be served. SSNY shall Albany, NY 12206. Purpose: all lawful activiti8s. formed in Delaware (DE) on LLC, 46 State St., Albany, mail process to: c/o The LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION 6/4/10. SSNY designated as NY 12207. The registered LLC, 46 State St., Albany, 64136 (D) LEGAL NOTICE OF LIMITED LIABILITY agent of LLC upon whom agent is: USA Corporate NY 12207. The registered (July 28, 2010) Notice of Formation of lim COMPANY. NAME: AGILITY process against it may be Services Inc. at the same agent is: USA Corporate Notice of Formation of ited liability company (LLC). FUNDING, LLC. Articles served. SSNY shall mail address. Purpose: all lawful Services Inc. at the same Zoom Medical Suppl)t, LLC. Name: PRIME PROPER of Organization were filed process to: c/o Capitol Ser activities. address. Purpose: all lawful LEGAL NOTICE Arts. of Org. filed wHh the TIES QUEENSBURY, LLC. with the Secretary of State vices, Inc., 1218 Central 64086 (D) activtties. Secretary of State of NY Articles of Organization filed of New York (SSNY) on Ave., Ste. 1oo, Albany, NY 64094 (D) NOTICE OF FORMATION (SSNY) on 06/18/1 o. Office with Secretary of State of (July 28, 201 0) DOMESTIC LIMITED LI 5/13/2004. Office location: 12205. DE address of LLC: (July 28, 201 0) • location: Albany County. New York (SSNY) on June Albany County. SSNY has 615 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). SSNY has been designated 24,2010. County within this Name: COLUMBIA AL been designated as agent DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed LEGAL NOTICE as agent of LLC upon whom state, in which the office of TAMONT LLC. Articles of of the LLC upon whom with DE Secy. of State, 401 LEGAL NOTICE process against it may be the limited liability company process against it may be Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, Notice of Formation of Organization filed with NY served, SSNY shall mail a is located: Albanr County. served. SSNY shall mail a DE 19901. Purpose: any N0.1808 LLC. Arts. of Org. Notice of Qualification of BS Secretary of State, July 6, copy of the process to the Street address o principal copy of process to the LLC lawful act or activity.- was filed with SSNY on 2000-WF2 855 Publishers 2010. Purpose: to engage LLC, 73 Gullane Dr. Slinger business location is: 10 Os 12 Elmwood Road, Albany 63571 (D) 6/21/10. Office location: Parkway, LLC. Authority filed in any lawful act or activity. lands, NY 12159. Purpose: good Avenue, Green Island, NY 12204. Purpose: For any (July 28, 2010) Albany County. SSNY des with Secy. of State of NY Office: in Albany County. any lawful activity. New York, 12183. SSNY lawful purpose. - · Ignated as agent of LLC (SSNY) on 6128/10. Office Secretary of State is agent 64144 (D) designated as agent of LLC 63565 (D) whom process against maY. location: Albany County. for process against LL,C (July 28, 2010) upon whom process against (July 28, 201 0) LEGAL NOTICE be served. SSNY shall mall LLC formed in Delaware and shall mail copy to 302 it may be served. SSNY process to: c/o The LLC, (DE) on 6/25/10. SSNY Washington Avenue Ext., shall mail copy of process Notice of Formation of 46 State St., Albany, NY des1gnated as agent of Albany, NY 12203. LEGAL NOTICE to PRIME PROPERTIES LEGAL NOTICE PASC, LLC. Arts. of Org. 12207. The registered a~ent LLC upon whom process 64138 (D) QUEENSBURY, LLC, 10 filed with NY Secy. of State is: USA Corporate Serv1ces against it may be served. (July 28, 2010) Notice of Formation of Bur Osgood Avenue, Green Notice of Formation of SE- (SSNY) on 4/8/1 o. Office Inc. at the same address. SSNY shall mail process ied Above Ground, LLC. Island, New York 12183. RENITY IN CHAOS LCSW, location: Albany County. Purpose: all lawful activi to: Capitol Services, Inc. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Registered agent, who is PLLC. Arts. _of Org. was SSNY is designated as ties. ~CSI), 1218 Central Ave., ,; '!-~?AL NOTICE of State of NY (SSNY) agent of LLC upon whom filed with SSNY. on 6/4/10. agent of LLC upon whom J"' ,l. on 7/2/10. Office location: 64087 (D) te.fOO, Albany, NY 12205· Notice of Formation of Play process against it may be Office loc'a~ion: 1,\lbany process againsUt may be (July 28, 201 0) , DE address of LLC: CSI, Albany Co. SSNY desig served: David W. Meyers, County. SSNY designated served. SSNY shall. mail 615 s. DuPont Hwy., Dover, ing Hands LLC.Arts. ofOrg. nated as agent of LLC upon Esq., Meyers & Meyers, as. ag!'!f)t_of LLC whom ,process to: 1-1.38 Mead- DE19901.Arts.of0rg.filed filed with Secy. of Slate·of whom._process against it LLP, 1734 Western Avenue, ;.. 1 process ~gains"t may _be owdale Ad Altamont NY LEGAL NOTICE with DE Secy. of State, PO NY (SSNY) on 5/13/10. Of may be served. SSNY shall Albany, New York 12203. servect;: SS.NY. shaiJ mail · 12009. Purpose: any lawful ' Box 898, Dover, DE 19903. lice location: Schenectady mall process tO:· c/o The Term:· Perpetual.· Purpose: process to:'.'c/o .The LLC,. :activity. ·.. ~·;·· . . ·..., p 1 wf 1 ct County. SSNY designat Notice of Qualification· Of LLC, 324 Dean~St.i-Ste: 4B, residential real estate com NY '63573(D) '" a~=e: any a .~u~:~-,,~or .ed aS• agent of·LLC upon 46-State'St.~,'Aibany, ur.<>;:;, The Advisors' Academy, Brooklyn, NY 11217. Pur t pany;. and ~any other-lawft.il 64128 (D) (·M! tid•)\:• ._. WhOm ,p_roceSS againSt it 12207. The niglstered age~t (July 28, 2010)_ . • , ,_. ,. LLC: Authority filed with pose: any lawful activities. purpose:· '-'l.._. .JIL 1s: USA CorP.c;>.ra~e Services . ·0 1·~- ••tJ ... Secy. of Stale of NY (SSNY) (July 28, 201 o)''S "'- •_-.A.l ·· mar. tie served. SSNY shall 64145 (D) 64156 (D)·- "'~~,..,...., .'•JJ tnc. at the same address. ma11'process to: 1148 Avon o·n 6/15/1 o. Office loca (July 28, 2010) '"-~'- •• (July 28, 201 0) ·• ' · ...,_,., Purpose: to engage in·the - LEGAL NOTtCE- tion: Albany County. LLC Road, Schenectady, NY ,. • Non·~-cE· 123087Purpose: any lawful practice of Ucensed Clinical formed in Delaware (DE) on LEGAL activitY. fY ·.;. --':... ''·'"c LEGAL NOTICE Social Work.' ... "' ·- ... Noti6e of Formi:lti0rl of FICO 1/31/07. SSNY deSignated LEGA-L no {:J _. , . • AID_ LLC. ArtS .. of Org. was Notice FormatioOOf ALVA (0) ...... "· .__..,,.,....,,... f'I5>!~CE~:I~ 63567 (D)- ~~-- t • ~- .-.-<~ as agent of L:.LC upon·whom Of ~64139 tNOttce o·f a·uatlficS.fiOri. Of . (July 28, 2010) , filed with ·ssNY on 6/10/1 o. process against it may be KITCHENS LLC. Arts. of (July 28,12010) • Notice of Formation of 1 t·Agenda, LLC. Fictitious Office location: Albany served. SSNY shall mail Org. was filed with SSNY ,• ; ' •' MELIDELI LLC. Arts: of County. SSNY designated name: Agenda Trade Show, process to: c/o National on 6/22/1 o. Office loca- ., Org. was filed witn SSNY · LLC: Authority filed .with . ' LEGAL NOTICE as agent of LLC whom pro Registered AQents, Inc. LEGAL NOTtCE on 6/22/1 Office loca tion: Albany County. SSNY o: Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) cess against may be served. (NRAI), 875 Ave. of the ~ ' tion: Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of on-7/9/10. ·Office lOcation: Notice of oUarifiCation of SSNY shall mail process Americas, Ste. 501, NY, Notice of Qualification .of designated as agent of LLC whom process against , AlbanY. County. LLC formed Baldwin County Internet/ to: c/o The LLC, 46 State NY 10001. DE address of WHG Sub CS, LLC. Author LLC whom process against rna¥ be served. SSNY shall -in California (CA) on 1/9/04. · DSSI Service, L.L.C. Au St., Albany, NY 12207. The LLC: NRAI, 160 Greentree ity filed wHh Secy. of State of ma11 process to: c/o The rna¥ be served. SSNY,shall SSNY designated as agent thority filed .with Secy. of registered agent is: USA Drive, Ste. 101, Dover, DE LLC, 46 State St., Albany, NY (SSNY) on 6/30/10. Of ma11 process to: c/o The State of NY \SSNY) on Corporate Services Inc. at fice location: Albany County. LLC, 46 State St., Albany, ·of LLC ueon whom process 19904. Arts. of Org. filed NY 12207. The registered against 1t may be served. 6/9/1 o. Office ocation: Al the same address. Purpose: with DE Secy. of Slate, 401 LLC formed in Delaware agent_ is: USA Corporate NY 12207. The registered · SSNY shall mail process bany County. LLC formed all lawful activities. Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, (DE) on 9/26/08. SSNY Services Inc. at the· same agent is: USA Corporate to: Seth Haber, 7 449 Mel in Alabama (AL) on 1/17/02. 63574 (D) DE 19901. Purpose: any designated as agent of LLC SeiVices Inc. at the same address. Purpose: all lawful rose Ave., Los Angeles, CA SSNY designated as agent (July 28, 2010) lawful activity. upon whom process against address. Purpose: all lawful activities. 90046, also the address to of LLC upon whom process 64088 (D) it may· be served. SSNY activities. 64130 (D) be maintained in CA. Ad against it may be served. (July 28, 2010) shall mail process to: Capitol 64150 (D) SSNY shall mail process to: (July 28, 2010) dress of the principal office: LEGAL NOTICE Services, Inc., 1218 Central (July 28, 2010) c/o Incorporating Services, Ave., Ste. 100, Albany, NY 110 E. 9th St., Ste. B1169, Ltd., 3500 South Dupont Notice of formation of limit Los Angeles, CA 90079. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 12205. DE address of LLC: Hwy., Dover, DE _19901. Ad ed liability company ("LLC1. Arts of Org. filed with CA 615 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, LEGAL NOTICE dress of the principal office: Name of LLC: The Newell Notice of formation of lim Notice of Formation of H. DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed . Secy. Of State, 1500 11th 5540 Centerview Dr., Ste. House at Thompson's lake, ited liability company (LLC). LUZZARIO & CO LLC. Arts. with DE Secy. of State, 401 Notice of Formation St., 3rd Fl., Sacramento, CA 200, Raleigh, NY 27606. LLC. Articles of Organiza Name of LLC: SBC State of Org. was filed with SSNY Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, LEGENKON BUSINESS 95814. Purpose: any lawful Arts of Org. filed with AL tion filed with the Secre Street Properties, LLC. Ar on 6/30/1 o. Office loca DE 19901. Purpose: any LLC Arts. of Org. filed wHh activities. 1 Secy.OfState, 100N.Union tary of State of New York ticles of Organization filed tion: Albany County. SSNY lawful act or activity. SSNY on 7/7/2010 Off. 64157 (D) St., Ste. 770, Montgomery, ("SSNY") on June 8, 2010. with the Secretary of State designated as agent of 64140 (D) Lac.: Albany Cnty. SSNY (July 28, 201 0) AL 36130. Purpose: any LLC office location: Albany of New York (SSNY) on LLC whom process against (July 28, 2010) designated as agent of lawful activities. County. SSNY has been June 10, 2010. LLC of may be served. SSNY shall LLC whom process maY. 63568 (D) designated as agent of fice location: Schenectady ma11 process to: c/o The be served. SSNY shall ma11 LEGAL NOTICE (July 28, 2010) LLC upon whom process County. SSNY has been LLC, 46 State St., Albany, LEGAL NOTICE process to: c/o The LLC, Notice of Formation of ME ,-- against it may be served. designated as agent of NY 12207. The registered 911 Central Ave., #1 01, DIGRADE, LLC. Arts. of SSNY shall mail a copy of LLC upon whom process agent is: USA Corporate Notice of Qualification of Albany, NY 12206. The reg. Org. was filed with SSNY LEGAL NOTICE any process against the against it may be served. Services Inc. at the same WHG CS, LLC. Authority agent is: Accumera LLC at on 7/12/10. Office loca LLC served upon it to: The SSNY shall mail a copy of address. Purpose: all lawful file~ With Secy. of State of same address. Purpose: all Notice of Qualification of LLC 36 South Pearl Street, any process against the activities. NY (SSNY) on 6/30/10. Of- lawful activities. tion: Albany County. SSNY New York New Jersey Clean designated as agent of Albany, New York 12207. LLC served upon it to: SBC 64131 (D) fica location: Albany County. 64151 (D) • Green Conversions, LLC. LLC whom process against LLC has been formed to State Street Properties, (July 28, 201 0) LLC formed in Delaware (J 1y 28 2 Authority filed with Secy. ensage in any lawful act or LLC, 2485 Troy Road, Ni (DE) on'6/26/08. SSNY · u • 0fO)·, maY. be served. SSNY shall of State of NY (SSNY) on act1vity. skayuna, New York 12309. designated as agent of LLC mall process to: c/o The 6/211 o. Office location: Al LLC, 46 Stale St., Albany, 63576 (D) LLC has been formed to LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against :' LEGAL NOTICE bany County. LLC formed in (July 28, 2010) en9age i_n any lawful act or it may be served. SSNY NY 12207. The registered Delaware (OE) on 4/26/10. actiVity. Notice of Qualification of shall mail process to: Capitol Notice of Formation of DG agent is: USA Corporate SSNY des1gnated as agent 64089 (D) A&D ENTRANCES LLC. Services, Inc., 1218Central AVIATION CONSULTING Services Inc. at the same of LLC upon whom process address. Purpose: all lawful LEGAL NOTICE (July 28, 2010) Authority filed with Secy. Ave., Ste .. 100, Albany, NY LLC. Arts. of Org. was filed against it may be served. Of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 12205. DE address of LLC: with SSNYon 7/7/fO.Office activities. SSNY shall mail process Notice of Formation of 6/30/10. Office location: AI· 615 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, location: Albany County. 64158 (D) to: Hool Law Group, PLC, FEARLESS MUSIClV LLC. LEGAL NOTICE bany County. LLC formed in DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed SSNY designated as agent (Ju!y 28, 2010) 2398 E. Camelback Road, Arts. of Org. was filed with NewJe':""\' (NJ)on 11/7/07. with DE Secy. of State, 401 of LLC whom. process Ste. 1020, Phoenix, AZ SSNY on 6/18/10. Office Notice of Formation SSNY des1gnated as agent Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, against may be served. 85016. DE address of LLC: location: Albany County. MBDS LLC Arts. of Org. filed of LLC upon whom process DE-19901. Purpose: any SSNY shall mail process LEGAL NOTICE 615 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, SSNY designated as agent wHh SSNY 6/24/2010. Off. against 11 may be served. . lawful act or to: c/o The LLC 46 State . . DE 19901. Arts. of Org. filed of LLC whom process Lac.: Albany Cnty. SSNY shall mail process to: activity. St., Albany, NY 12207. The Notice of Forf!latlon of wHh DE Secy. of State, 401 against may be served. SSNY designated as agent c/o USA Corporate Services 64141 (D) registered agent is· USA CAM-DAS Associat~. LLC. Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, . · . Articles of orgamzation flied SSNY shall mail process of LLC whom process may I nc., 46 S tate S t., Albany, (J u Iy 28 , 201 0) C orporate S erv1ces Inc. at with the Secretary of State DE 19901. Purpose: any to: c/o The LLC, 46 State be served. SSNY shall NY 12207. NJ address of the same ad~r~~- Purpose: of NY {SSNY) on June , lawful act or activity. St., Albany, NY 12207. The mail. 21 63569 (D) LLC: 2 Saint Volodymyr all lawful actiVIties. 2010. Office location: Albany registered agent is: USA process to: c/o The LLC, 911 Ave., Carteret, NJ 07008. LEGAL NOTICE 64153 (D) County. SSNYdesignatedas (July 28, 201 0) Corporate Services Inc. at Central Ave., #101, Albany, Arts. Of Org. filed wHh the (Ju_ly 28, 2010) agentofLLCuponwhompro- the same address. Purpose: NY 12206. Purpose: NJ S Of St8 t 33 w Notice of Formation of all lawful activities. all lawful activities. ecy. e, . CHRISTINE HOLOWACZ cessagainstHmaybeserved. LEGAL NOTICE 64078 (D) 64091 (D) ~~tg8~~·8 5t~ Fl., Trenton, LLC. Arts. of Org. was filed SSNY shalr mail process to: . urpose: any with SSNY on 7/2110. Of- LEGAL NOTICE The LLC, 5 Larkspur Drive, (july 28, 2010) (July 28, 201 0) lawful activity. Pu Notice of Qualification of 64133 (D) fica location: Albany Coun- NOTICE OF FORMATION Latham,NY12110. rpose: ARKWise CapHal LLC. Au ty: SSNY designated as OF eny lawful activities thority filed with Secy. of 28 2010 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (July • ) agent of LLC whom process LIMITED LIABILITY COM- 64f59 (D) State of NY (SSNY) on against may be served. PANY (July 26, 2010) .;.;... ,. ____. • ~ ...... - 'r __ _ The Spotlight July 28,2010 ·Page 25 LEl3AL NOl)CE •. LEGAL NOTICE . -- LEGAL NOTICE LEG~L NO~ICE" LEGAL NOTICE .· , .-·-"- LEGAL NOTICE LEGALNOTICE·· ·~ . - ...... ~ .. Articles of Organization filed on May 6, 2010. . Arts. of Org. was filed with Daniel Reedy c/o Reedy Inc. at the same address. LEGAL NOTICE with the Secretary of State 3. The county in which the SSNY on 6/18/10. Office Property Services, LLC, 14 Purpose: all lawful activi LEGAL NOTICE of New York principal place of business location: Albany County. Bohl Avenue, Albany, New ties. Notice of formation of lim ("SSNY") on 4/26/10. Office of the LLC shall be located SSNY designated as agent York 12209. Purpose: any 65p8o (D) ited liability company (LLC). Notice of Formation location: P.O. Box 11204, is Albany. ~ . , · of LLC whorri process lawful activity: (July 28, 201 0) Name of LLC: Jeremy's Harry DiOrio LLC Arts. loudonville, NY 4. The Secretary of State against may be served. 65072 (D) Brewing Com-pany, LLC. of Org. filed with SSNY 12211. SSNYisdesignated has b~en designated as SSNY shall mail process Articles of Organization filed 7/15/2010. Off. Loc.: Albany (July 28, 2010) as agent of LLC upon whom agent of the limited liabil to: c/o The LLC, 46 State LEGAL NOTICE with the Secretary of State Cnty. SSNY designated process ~gainst it may ity company upon .'!"hoin St, Albany, NY 12207. The of New York (SSNY/. on July as agent of LLC whom be served. SSNY may mail process against it may be registered agent is: USA LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of 16, 2010. Office· ocation: process may be served. a copy of any process to the served. The Secretary of Corporate Services Inc. ~t Shawn's Property Main Albany County. SSNY has SSNY shall mail process LLC at: P.O. Box Sate shall mail a copy.of any the same address. Purpose: Notice of Qualification of tenance, LLC, Art. of Org. been designated as agent to: c/o The LLC, 911 Cen 11204, Loudonville, NY process against the LLC to all lawful activities. ODeCredit, LLC. Authority filed Sec'y of State (SSNY) of u.:c upon whom process tral Ave., #101, Albany, NY 12211. No reported agent the following post office ad 64937 (D) filed with Secy. of State of 6/21/10. Office location: against it maY be served. 12206. Purpose: all lawful Latest date of dress: 759 Madison Avenue (July 28, 201 0) NY \SSNY) on 3/23/10. Of Albany County. SSNY des" SSNY shall mail a copy of activities. dissolution of LLC: None. Associates, LLC, c/o Dreyer fice ocation: Albany County. ignated as agent of LLC any process against the 64160 (D) Purpose: To engage in any Boyajian LLP, 75·Columbia LLC formed in California upon whom process against LLC served upon it to 123A (July 28, 201 0) lawful activity. Street, Albany, New York LEGAL NOTICE (CA) on 9/25/09. SSNY it may be served. SSNY Wellington Avenue, Albany, 64927 (D) ., 12210. . .. designated as agent of LLC shall mail copy of process to New York 12203. LLC has (July 28, 2010) 5. The company does· not NOTICE OF FORMATION upon whom process against 4 Hancock Dr., Glenmont, beeri formed to enQage in LEGAL NOTICE have a specific date of dis- OF A DOMESTIC LIM . it may be served. SSNY NY 12077. Purpose: any . any lawful act Or. activity. solution. · ITED LIABILITY COMPANY shall mail process to: The lawful activities. 65385 (D) WORLDMARK " HOLDING LEGAL NOTICE The character of the busi- (LLC) .LLC, 16901 Michigan Ave., 65081 (D) (July 28, 2010) LLC was filed with the SSNY neSs of the LLC is as fol-' The name of the LLC is Dearborn, Ml 48126, also (July 28, 2010) on 06/03/10. Office: Albany Notice of Formation of lim lows: To engage in any NORTH ROAD, LLC. The the address of the principal County. SSNY designated ited liability company (LLC). business permitted under Articles of Organization of 'office. Arts of Org. filed with LEGAL NOTICE as agent of LLC whom pro Name: Balgin LLC. Articles the laws of the State of the LLC were filed with the CA Secy. Of State, 1500 LEGAL NOTICE cess against may be served. of Organization filed with New York. · NY Secretary of State on .11th St., Sacramento, CA NOTICE OF FORMATION The P.O. address which Secretary of State of New 64933 (D) December 12, 1998. The 9581~. Purpose: any lawful NOTICE OF FORMATION DOMESTIC LIMITED LI SSNY shall mail any pro York (SSNY) on 04/12/10. (July 28, 201 O) purpose of the LLC is to activities. DOMESTIC LIMITED LIA ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). cess against the LLC served Office location: Albany engage in any lawful act or 65074 (D) BILITY COMPANY (LLC). Name: HERBERT CON upon him: c/o Paracorp County. SSNY designated activity. The office of the (July 28, 2010) Name: BETHLEHEM SULTING GROUP, LLC. Incorporated, One Com Articles of Organization filed as agent of LLC upon whom LEGAL NOTICE LLC is to be located in Al TECHNOLOGY LLC. Ar .. merce Plaza, 99 Washing process against it may be bany County. The Secretary ticles of Organization filed with NY Secretary of State, ton Ave., Ste 805A, Albany, served. SSNY shall mail Notice of Formation of 341 of State is'designated as LEGAL NOTICE with NY Secretary of State, July 15, 2010. Purpose: to NY 12210-2822. Purpose: copy of process to. the LLC, Pleasant Avenue" Apart the agent of the LLC upon June 24, 2010. Purpose: to engage in any lawful act or any lawful purpose. PO Box 10038 Albany, New ments, LLC, Art. of Org. whom process against the Notice of Formation of BEV en!;ilage in any lawful act or activity. Office: in Albany 64919 (D) York 12206. filed Sec'y of State (SSNY) LLC may be served. The ERAGE EVENTS LLC.Arts. activity. Office: in Albany County. Secretary of State (July 28, 2010) 64928 (D) 5/27/10. Office location: address to which the Sec- of Org. was filed with SSNY County. Secretary of State is agent for process against (July 28, 2010) Schenectady County. SSNY retary of State shall mail a on 6/23/10. Office loca is agent for process against LLC and shall mail copy to designated as Sgent of LLC copy of any process against tion: Albany County. SSNY LLC and shall mail copy to 1016 DiBella Drive, Sche LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against the LLC is c/o Dean DeVito, · designated as agent of 302 Washington Avenue nectady, NY 12303. LEGAL NOTICE it may be served. SSNY 621 Columbia Street, Co- LLC whom process against Ext., Albany, NY 12203. 65386 (D) FAITH INVESTORS II, LLC shall mail copy of process to hoes, New York 12047. may be served. SSNY shall 65082 (D) (July 28, 2010) (the "LLC") filed Articles of MIDTOWN ALBANY 1834Lenox Rd., Schenect 65062 (D) ma11 process to: c/o The (July 28, 201 0) Organization with the NY PROPERTIES, LLC ady, NY 12308. Purpose: (July 28, 2010) LLC, 46 State St, Albany, Secretary of State ("SOS") Notice of formation of the any lawful activities. Latest NY 12207. The registered LEGAL NOTICE on 06/11/2010. LLC of above Umtted Uability Com date 12/31/2108. agent is: USA Corporate LEGAL NOTICE fice is in Albany County, pany (LLC). Articles of Or 64934 (D) Services Inc. at the same Notice of Formation of Se NY. SOS was designated LEGAL NOTICE cure Office Designs LLC. gamzation were filed with (July 28, 201 0) address. Purpose: all lawful NOTICE OF FORMATION as agent of the LLC upon the NY Secretary of State Notice of Formation of Rich activities. DOMESTIC LIMITED LIA- Arts Of Org. filed with Secy. whom process against it (ANYSS) on 6/10/10. Office ard Croak & Associates 65077 (D) BILITY COMPANY (LLC). Of State of NY (SSNY) maY. be served. SOS shall on 07/12/1 o. Office loca" location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE NY LLC. Arts. of Org. filed (July 28, 2010) Name: 1112 STATE ma11 copy of process served NYSS is designated the with Secy. of State of NY --,..,..,__ -,--'-::::-::-:::-- STREET, LLC. Articles of tion: Albany County. SSNY to Faith Investors, LLC, an LLC=s agent against whom Notice of Qualification of (SSNY) on 6/21/10. Office LEGAL NOTICE · Organization filed with NY designated as agent of LLC Broadway, Albany, New York process may be served, and United Soccer Leagues, location: Albany County. Secretary of State, June 29; upon whom process against 12207. The purpose Is any shall mail a copy of such LLC. Fictitious Name: USL SSNY designated as agent Notice of Formation of Is 20.1 0. Purpose: to engage it may be served. SSNY lawful act or activity. ---:· process to: Midtown Albany of NY, LLC. Authority filed of LLC upon whom process land Catering, LLC. Articles in any lawful act or activity. shall mail process to: 99 64920 (D) Properties, LLC, P.O. Box with Secy. of State of NY against it may be served. of Organization filed with Office: in Albany County. Washington Ave., Ste. 1008, (July 28, 2010) 42, Glenmont, NY 12077. (SSNY) on 6/16/10. Office SSNY shall mail process Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) Secretary of State is agent Albany, NY 12260. Regis Purpose: any lawful ..act. 'location: Albany County. . to: c/o The LLC, 315 Great on 06/25/2010. Office loca for process against LLC and tered Agent upon whom 64932 (D) ,. LLC formed in Georgia (GA) Oaks Blvd., Albany, NY tion: shall mail copy to 10740 process may be served: 99 Washington Ave., Ste.1008, ·•ln LEGAL NOTICE (July.28, 2010) on 10/01/09. SSNY desig 12203. Purpose: any lawful ·Albany County. SSNY desig- Nail Avenue, Suite 215, .J> nated as agent of LLC upon activity. · • nated as agent of LLC upon Overland Park, Kansas Albany,NY 12260. Purpose: Notice of Qualification- of whom process against it 65065 (D) whom process against 66211. any lawful activity. UTLS Default Services, LEGAL NOTICE , " maY. be served. SSNY shall (July 28, 2010) it may be served. SSN.Y 65084 (D) 65387 (D) · LLC. Authority filed with ma11 process to: c/o National shall mail process to the (July 28, 201 0) (July 28, 201 0) Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) PUBLICATION NOTICE OF Registered Agents, Inc., LLC, c/o Edward Meyer; on 6/14/10. Office loca FORMATION OF LIMITED 875 Ave. of the Americas, .LEGAL NOTICE 5 Ove~ook Road,· tion: Albany County. LLC LIABILITY COMPANY Ste. 501, NY, NY ·10001. _.J ~ • w- Lattingtown, NY 11560. · < ' • LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE formed in Delaware (DE) on 759 Madison Avenue As- Address to be maintained ·NotiCe' Of Fofmatiori Of DAN- Notice of FormatiOn " ...... :. ~9/29/09: SSNY designated sociates, LLC in GA: 227 Sanc;v: Spfings ~p~~~~~~IJ~-II;~~-':1~%~ t·.~u~Pos_~;;?~Y:Ia~~!_~qt Pt as agent of LLC upon whom ·Dated: May 6, 2010 Pl., D103--184, Atlanta, GA pany is Reedy Property Ser- ~~0~~-(0) ~~ ..:~ ~ ,··,.:lG IEL T. DAVIS LLC. Arts. of ANDREAS MELBOSTAD process against it may _-be LLC Arts. of Org. filed with Notice ,is hereby given of 30328. Principal office aD vices,LLC(the"Company"). (J 1y 28 2010 ) Org:.was filed with SSNY served. SSNY shall"mail .The Articles of Organization u • ··:; "On 7/.13/10. Office loca- SSNY 7116/2010. Off. Lac.: the formation of the above- dress: 14497 N. Dale Mabry Albany Cnty. SSNY desig , pro~ess to: National Regis named limited liability com- Hwy., Ste. 201, Tcirrij>a, FL . of the Company were filed . , "' . tion: Albciny County. SSNY tered Age[lts, Inc., 875 Ave. 1 with the NY Secretary of LEGAL NOTICE : : designated as agent of LLC nated as agent of LLC whom ·pany for the transactiori-of 33618. Arts of Org. filed process may be served. of: the Americas, ,Ste.c:50.1 , , business in the State of New with GA Secy. Of State, State (the ~NYSS") on June whom proc"ess against maY. NY;: NY 10001: Addressrto 9, 2010. The office of the Notice of Formation of NG be served. SSNY shall ma1l SSNY shiill mail process •. York·and elsewhere. Pursu- 315 West Tower,,·2 ~MLK, to: c/o The LLC, 911 Cen . be maintained in DE;/Cor ·anna li111ited liability Law Jr. Or., Atlanta, GA 30334- ·Company is to be located GLOBALLLC. Arts. of Org. process to:· c/o The LLC, pohltion Trust Center, 1209 in Albany County. The NYSS was filed with SSNY on 46 State St., Albany, NY tral Ave., #101, Albany, NY Section 206(a)(8)(b), your 1530. Purpose: any lawful 12206. Purpose: all lawful Orang·e.St., Wilmington, attention is direCted to the activities. is hereby designated as the 6/28/10. Office location: 12207. The registered DE 19801. Arts of Org. filed agent of the Company upon Albany County. SSNY des- agent is: USA Corporate activities. . - following facts: · · 64935 (D) 65389 (D) with DE Secy. Of State, 401 1. The name of the limited (JutY 28, 201_0) whom process against ~~ ignated as agent of LLC Services Inc. at the same Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, (July 28, 2010) liability company is 759 u !t• ...... may be served and the whom process against maY. address. Purpose: all lawful DE 19901. Purpose: any Madison Avenue Associ post office address within be served. SSNY shall mall activities. lawful activities. ates, LLC (the "LLC") .. LEGAL NOTICE NY to which the NYSS process to: c/o The LLC, 65384 (D) 64922 (D) 2. The Articles of Organiza shall mail a copx of any 46 State St., Albany, NY (July 28, 2010) (July 28, 2010) tion of the LLC were filed Notice of Fonnation of OAR process against 1t served 12207. The registered a{;Jent with the Secretary of State DANIA E TROPOJES, LLC. upon him or her is Joseph is: USA Corporate Servtces. LEGAL NOTICE Bethlehem Sports Center, 17.Jc CapitalDistl'ictS Quality Weckli~s LLC articles of organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York ISSNY] on 6/3/10. Office located in Albany County at 44 Mat lard Road, Glenmont, NY. · The SSNY has been desig nated as agent of the LLC - _--, upon whom service may be made and SSNY shall mail a copy of such process to said office location. The character of the LLC is any lawful activity. 64923 (D) (July 28, 2010) LEGAL NOTICE ,. Notice of Formation TGS TAXI LLC Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY 6/17/2010. Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. SSNY designated as agent of LLC whom process may be served. .._- . SSNYshall . "'""--n:,[ mail process to: c/o The . "' : J LLC, 911 Central Ave., 1 #101, Albany, NY 12206. 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'!- ._ ·-439-4940l ~ • • ' t• • . . ··~ .• - ...... - I - The Spotlight July 28, 2010 • Page 27 ·o~·-l·'d"? firQi;ze medal contest field hockey, scholastic ...... Sunday. women's ice hockey, G · Guilderland's Erin softball and schglastic 28 The Albany D~tchmen ended a two and made it to third base on a wild pitch. - (From Page ) Mossop recorded a hat women's tennis .•_ .. ~· · gane losing streak by beating Watertown KllPP once again broughfQrtonhome five saves for Adirondack, bicktoleadtheAdirondack Adirondack ·battle.d 3-2last Saturday at Bleecker Stadium. with his second single of the game to tie which was out-shot by scholastic women's team to Western to a 1-1 tie in the Outfielder Ryan Kapp scored the the game at 2. · Long Island 15-5. victory over Central in field hockey bronze medal ' the bronze medal game. winnjng run in the bottom of the 11th Reliever Michael Rudman pitched the Shaker's Lauren Smith, game before winning on Adiron~ac~finished penalty shots. Megan inning to give Albany (14-24) the vic(ory. three scoreless innings to pick up the Gam~s wtth a ~-3 rec~rd, Bridget Malicki and Kapp reached base when he was hit by a victory for Albany. Rudman allowed only wtth tts lone wto con:ttog. Adrianne Devine all tallied Meyers scored the bronze pitch, stole second and scored on Mike one hit and struck out two.in his stint on last Thursday agatnst twice, as did Niskayuna's medal-winning goal in the DiBiase's two-out single. the mound.· Central. Connor Preece Kayla Treanor shootout. Hayes Orton got Albany. off to a The victory over Watertown allowed (Ballsto~ Spa) -~ed twi~e, It's the fir~t time that The Adirondack good start against Watertown. The Albany to move into a sixth-place tie and C!'fls Alescto (Scotia- Adirondack has medaled scholastic w,omen's ice right fielder beat out an infield single, with the Wizards in the New York Glen~lle) ?d~ed the other in scholastic women's hockey team secured the reached second on a throwing error by Collegiate Baseball Leafue East Division goal to a 3-2 vtctory. lacrosse. The region has bronze medal with a 2-2 tie Watertown's catcher and made it to third standings. . The Adtrondack open won bronze medals in against Hudson Valley last on a groundout by Kevin Jackson. Kapp Saturday. Monique Cornett then drove in Orton with a single for a The Dutchmen entered .Saturday's women's division soccer scholastic men's lacrosse and Taylor Marcellus 1-0 Dutchmen lead. home game against Watertown off a 5-1 team finished out of the in 2003 and 2004. tallied for Adirondack, loss at Mohawk Valley last Thursday. . medal round after losing Adirondack's scholastic Patrick Dockendorf gave Watertown which out-shot Hudson (14-24) a 2-1lead in the top of the fourth The Diamond Dawgs (16-20) built a both of its pool play men's team had a chance Valley 69-10. lead before Bre' ttThomas' RBI double games. · . to add to that total Sunday, when he laced a two-run single to center 3-0 . d' d k' b "' d Adirondack's softball got the Dutchmen on the scoreboard. Bot h o f A tron ac s ut nestern score four . field off Albany starter Kasciem Graham. b t h d th f th fir t fi al d team beat Hudson Valley1(}. Graham recovered to get- the final out Mohawk Valley then scored twice in the rug Y· earns reac e e o e . s ve go s an bottom of the seventh inning to seal the go ld. me dal game ·to th err· pu 11 e d away wtt· h a 5 -2 2 in last Saturday's bronze and held the Wizards scoreless into the victory. .·• . respective divisions at the fourth quarterfor the 13-7 medal game. Former Shen seventh inning. · s G Th · star Michelle Connors Kapp and DiBiase' also for Emprre tate ames. e vtctory. Orton worked his baserunning magic - . h~ci'hits masters women's team Shen's Timothy hadthreehitsandanRBI, again in the bottom of the eighth inning Albany. Kyle Richardson led Mohawk edged Western 15-10towin Coli scored twice for while former Niskayuna's for the Dutchmen. After reaching on an Valley with two hits, ail RBI aitd a run the gold medal, while the Adirondack, and Shen standout Emily O'DonD.ell error, Orton stole second with two outs scored · - ··- · · masters men's team lost goaltender,Bob Wardwell scored two runs and added -----~------'------..::,r.-,·-~_"--"', ---''-'- to Western 36-10 to finish made10saves.Niskayuna's ahitforAdirondackagainst -s ·' key players. Has it helped can't hit 9r pitch well. with the silver medal. T-ristan Sperry conbibuted Hudson Valley. · ..• - . ·- , D . oon that the rest of Boston's Mean.while,Yankeefans The Adirondack open a goal and an assist, Adiro?dack'ss_cholastic pitchers haven't_ been willbeenjoyingtheirride- men's division volleyball w!J.ile Niskayuna's Brian women s tennts· team f.t:romPage28) effective?·No .. But the well,asmuchasanygi'oup teamgottothegoldmedal Schlansker and Alex finished the round:robiit theonlyonestalkingabout injuries have made'a bad of paranoid people can match, where it lost to D'Amario _also scored. to_urnament with a 3-2 'situation worse. enjoy a 'ride Gust mention Western by scores of 25- Shaker's Jimmy O'Brien victory to earn its bronze the Playoffs. 21 2°22 d 2°14 Th added a goal in the bronze inedal. BoththeNewvorkMets The Mets can't really Andy Pettitte's name to ' -r an .r . e " b 0 d · open women's division medal game. Individual· results will and the Boston• Red .Sox blame injuries for what's some · y .weanng a volleyball team took home Adirondack also picked appear in next .week's to be headt'ng into been happening lately, Yankees·cap between.now . Seem -d-·1 t .. A · 't d a bronze· m· edal after. up bronze medals in edition. • •',_.• • • ; someversionofpurgatory though.Nowthi'~~eyJ.tave an a e ugus .an ,see _too far out of the playoff Carlos Beltran and Jose how quickly, their mood posting a 4-5 record. Both . ' .... -~.· -- -.. - picture to have a realistic .R~ye~ back in the_ lineup, changes) .. · · .'). ' · of Adirondack's scholastic shot at the postseason. 1thts-ts the healthtest the (Side'.'note: fll be at t~ams.failed:to med~l, but too. heavily ·invested Metropolitans have been FenwaY. Park for Friday's 'tlio~gh ·the s_cholas!tc Dollins offer clinic in the concept of being in more than a year. The Boston-Detroit game. 1 ·mens team firushed wtt;h _The Delmar Do !fins Swim Club is offering a free playoff teams to give up. problem is that the hitters expect to ·be. ~tlrrounded a 4-4 rec?rdt. The sf~h?lahstidc . week-long clinic Aug. 9-12 at the Bethlehem Town ff fth · have stopped hitting and by35000angst-riddenRed women s earn tnts e . Pool at Elm Avenue Parkin Delmar. · Ifthey se I1 o any o err . • • . with a 2-4 mark . · • big-name players before some of the Mets pttchers Sox fans. This ought to be · The clinic runs from 8 to 9:15 a.m. Monday 'the tradllig -deiul.ifoe, they' ·.:.·specificallfMikePelfrey • interestin).t:)'"'" .. -v·• The-· Ad·i ro-nda c k • ··through Thursday·and is open-to children-ages 7-12.-• will be roasted, in their and Hisanori Tak~~ashi • Finally, there are only scholastic men's and Participants must be able to swim the frorifcniwl .media markets. But what -have lost therr abtlity to two weeks to go before 1 women's lacrosse teains with breathing to the side. · - moves ~ould either team get batters out. take the stage at Caffe Lena both reached _the bronze Pre-registration is required for the clinic: since realistically m~~e _that 1n both cases, there are in Saratoga Springs. If the medal game to Buffalo. it is being limited to 40 swintrners. would help them make a. •no quick fixes for the Red folks up there are lucky, I'll ~he ssholastic women For information, e-mail Delm,.; Dolfl~s' head strong push? - Sox or the Mets. Even give it back to them at the pt~ked up the b~onze medal coach Doug Gross at [email protected]. The RedSoxcanatleast when Boston gets healthy end of the night wtth an 11-6 vtctory over partially blame injuries as again, it may be too far That's it for this week. Central;· while Western defeated Adirondack 13-7 ( ) their reason for failing. behind Tampa and the Remember,. the annual in the scholastic men's www.Spotlightnews.com · At one point, tney were Yankees to make a serious Spotlight Sports Survey without the services of playoff push. As for the is on our Web site (www. 3;:.:.~~======-===-======~· Dustin Pedroia, Victor Mets, acquiring a pitcher spotlightnews.com). And Martinez, Josh Beckett, and/or a hitter before the if you have any comments ,.--bank you.~ Clay Buchholtz, Daisuke trading deadline won't about this week's column, . . . ' Matsuzaka, Jason Varitek make a big difference if send them to ·ionasr@ FROM THE ALBANY DUTCHMEN . and Jacoby Ellsbury - all the rest of the team still spotlig~toews.com. · . ' ' r •· Our second season in the New York Collegiale Baseball League has come to an end. If you ventured out to aDutchmen game at Bleecker -ALBANY·DUTtHMEN·SPOTLiGHT- i.f!l!~ Sladium this year, which hopefully some of you did, we're sure you noticed afew things: (1) the venue is very intimate and comfortable, -PLAYER·OF ·THEWEEK- with picnic lables being the .fan's #1 seating choice, and (2) you are • _ right on top of the action with some of the best collegiate baseball Qr~ !l}~·~fv INFl players in the country playing right in front of you, (3) the game is more of an "evenr ·than it is · just agame, with between-inning contests and other activities going oil. , •. , . . ,::::l=c::::·:•:((B;r.o~.'!!~.OJ li!~il(er~i~/~ran~t®:.BJlh We'd like to thank all the fans who did come out to catch aDutchmen game this season. We truly ·tl~ :{§1::::::::::: ~ hope you enjoyed the experience and we hope to see you again next year. We'd also like to thank Mayor Jennings, Commissioner John D'Antonio, Executive Asst. John Gustin and especially Billy n Ivy league pro "Hitting coach [Nick] Nichols and his crew, who gave us awonderful baseball environment to use day-after:-day, game duct; Graham has Vera has helped me after-game. Special thanks to our terrific slaff of Interns (all volunteers) who showed up every game and allowed us to "put on ashow" the wey it was meant to be, our Host Family Coordinator, A been Brown's with my mechanics. I've Denise Polsinelli and all the wondertul host families who opened their homes to these boys)rom everyday shortstop since been seeing the ball bet around the country. Thanks also goes out to our 2010 sponsors, especially Mild Wally's Delivery his freshman year. He · ter in the cage, and I've Reslaurant, who fed all the players {from both teams) after every home game ... and of course · played a major role in got a solid ba·se to build our friends at the Spotlight Newspapers, who worked with us to introduce new features ·and promotions this year, such as the Spotlight Player of the Week Awards. • Albany's solid week, driv on. As the team's been There are others, and we wish we could include them all in'this letter, but space:is'limiled, ing in three runs in back playing better, it's easier Hopefully we've had the opportunity to thank you personally. Irs been achallenging two seasons. but we still believe in this area and we hope that the people {families) of this area will eventually to~back games. He also to bring the focus and ;' scored the game winner in energy every day." realize how special our product is and they will then begin to appreciate and support it. These "kids" are playing for the love of the game, not asalary or endorsement deals, but simply because they I the tenth inning Sunday, love the game of baseball and hope to someday play it at the next level. All we do is supply them I as the Dutchmen got their first victory WEEKLY STATS: with the opportunity to get more instruction, more exposure and hopefully gain more maturity. Wh'f? Because we love the game as well and believe that summer, wood bat, coii8!Jiate baseball is over Glens Falls this season. r 6·25, 28, 7 RBI,-~ R, 2 BB 1 important. Hopefully the city of Albany and the Capital District will eventually feel the same way. • WE CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING THE SPOTLIGHT Thank you. Have asafe and enjoyable off-season. . ' ' ... PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR SUMMER 2010! "'j Albany Dutchmen, Paul Samulski 1Owner, Alan Bignall (Owner, Jason Brinkman 1General Manager ~ Page 28 • July 28, 2010 The Spotlight Sports in the Spotlight '. - .. Girls soccer strikes gold Girls lacrosse earns its first ESGmedal The Adirondack Region half to cut the deficit to scholastic women's soccer one goal. team picked up the gold The Adirondack open medal by avenging its only, men's division soccer team loss at last week's Empire came close to earning a State Games in Buffalo. gold medal of its own, but One day after losing to it lost to Long Island 2-0 Western 2-1 in pool play, in Sunday's gold medal Adirondack responded . game. · with a 1-0 victory over the Steven Schneider sameregionSundaytopick scored in the first half up its second gold medal in and Lino Pereira tallied u; the last three Empire State the second half for Long Games. It's the region's Island which out-shot fifth ever gold in scholastic Adirondack 11-2. Former women's soccer. Shenendehowa goaltender The Bethlehem Soccer Club under-20 premier team holds its first place trophy after winning the National Cup Tournament Shenendehowa's Ryan Jones made nine July 18 in.New Jersey. The team is made up offormer Section II high school players including Guilderland's ~a,k Oug_uay, Kristen Connors scored· saves for Adirondack. Sahr Nyuma and Frank Campagnano; Voorheesville's Lee Fenner; and Bethlehem's Rob Wexler and Max Kornstem. . . Submtffed photo the gold medal game's lone The open men's division goal late in the first half, team began the tournament and Adirondack's defense with a 2-1 victory over did the rest to secure the Central last Friday. Randy victory. Taylor and Alfred Karam National champ~ons Adirondack opened the (Clifton Park) scored Games with a 3-1 victory Adirondack's goals, and Bethlehem U20 scored more than one minute later the score. Nyuma and Campagnano overCenti-allastThursday. Jones made six saves in to lie the game at 2. also scored goals for Bethlehem Connors tallied at the 30 the victory. wins prestigious After two 15-minute overtime against Rockaway. minute mark, and Miranda Adirondack received periods produced no goals, the Bethlehem followed up that Haraughty added the other a second-half goal from soccer tournament game was resolved on penalty effort with a 3-1 victory over two Adirondack goals to formef'Shen star Dane kicks. Shenendehowa graduate Joe PFC Rochester that secured first get their team started on Mellon to' defeat Western 2- The Bethlehem Soccer Club's Miner and Chatham grad Andrew place in its pool and an automatic under-20 premier team won the the right foot 1lastSaturday and advance Knight converted on their attempts berth in the semifinals. Nyuma Adirondack followed up to the gold medal game. National Cup tournament July 17 to give Bethlehem a 2-0 lead. scored the first goal off a feed from and 18 in New Jersey. that performance with a 2-0 Collin Legge tallied in the Cherry Hill scored on its second former Guilderland teammate Tony victory over Hudson Valley first half for Adirondack, Bethlehem defeated the LaGrange shot, but Guilderland grad Frank Campagnano, but Rochester tied last Friday. Haraughty and and Jones stopped four of (NY) Red Devils 2-0 in the finals. Campagnano tallied on Bethlehem's the game with one minute left in Meeghan Arno scored the five shots he faced to Guilderland High School graduate fourth shot to give Bethlehem a 3- the first half. " Adirondack's goals, and earn the victory. • .·"'"' Zak Duguay and Bethlehem grad 1 edge. Cherry Hill converted on Bethlehem turned up the offensive goaltender Renae Cairns Adirondack's scholastic Max Kornstein scored the goals, its fourth try to keep the shootout pressure in the second half, and it (Ballston Spa) stopped men'ssoccerteamfinished and Voorheesville grad Lee Fenner alive before Summers scored to seal paid off when Summers scored off a 10 shots to pick up the fourth at the Empire State only had to inilke one save to earn Bethlehem's win. pass from Frank Campagnano to put shutout ·' ". •"' Games after losing to LOng the shutout ~, Bethlehem began the tournament his team ahead 2-1. Nyuma added . ' . Western' got'the jump Island, 4-0 in the bronze Bethlehem needed penalty kicks with a 3-3 tie against Rockaway his second goal of the game in extra on Adirondack in last medal game Sunday. to win its semifinal game against (NY). Summers gave Bethlehem lime off a Kornstein assist. ... Saturday's final pool play Bethlehem goaltender Alex Cherry-Hill (SC). Cherry Hill a 1-0 lead in the 30th minute before The National Cup is the oldest game. The host region Kessler made six saves, jumped out to a 2-0 lead before Rockaway lied the game. The rest of and most prestigious tournament in scored twice in the first half and Niskayuna netrninder Guilderland graduate Sahr Nyuma the game featured the same theme the United States Soccer Federation before Courtney Pierce Christian Esposito had scored off a feed from Dan Summers with Bethlehem getting the lead two and the United States Adult Soccer (Gansevoort) tallied for in the 73"' minute. Summers then more limes before Rockaway lied Association. Adirondack in the second 0 Gold Page 27 Is· there such a.thing as· starting season too soon? Have you filled the streets. And once inside the track's gates, you could 11-6 victory over Central in the bronze medal game. out the Spotlight move around the ground~, freely, Not to say the track Hopefully, this will be the first of many medals Sports Survey wasn't bustling (it was), butthereweren'tanylonglines Adirondack's scholastic women's lacrosse team wins yet? Yo.u can find of people waiting to place a bet or order food. , . - and hopefully, the next one will be silver or gold in it online at www. Before you start worrying that this could spell color. · s p o tl i g h tn e w s . · Saratoga's doom (which would also ·spell NYRA's doom), (Side note: Since there are so many results. to get com.Justafriendly let's remember that this is the first lime Saratoga has into the paper from the Empire State Games, we're reminder. 0 K, opened thisearlyintoJulysince perhaps the 19"'century. going to tackle them over the next two editions. This moving on ... :.· • • . · , And let's also remember that there are six weeks left in week it's team sports, followed by individual sports • Maybe" starling the Saratoga Race Course season the racing season- an eternity for horse racmg fans to next week.) on the third weekend of July wasn't such a good idea. make their annual pilgrimage to Saratoga. • Guilderland resident Mike Morawski is the king Last Friday's attendance (23,178) and handle ($2.9 At any rate, it's better for NYRA to be up here than of the soap box derby hill. million) were down significantly from Opening Day slill at Belmont, where NYRA would be lucky. if 20,000 The 14--year-old guided (or would that be glided) 2009 at-$aratoga. • people showed up for an entire weekend of racing. his vehicle to a first-place finish in the rally masters · I suppose some of that can be attributed to the Basically, a bad weekend in Saratoga is still better than division atlast .weekend's All-American Soap Box Derby monsoon-esque rains that pounded the Capital District · a good week at Belmont. ··:. . in Akron, Ohio. In the process, he beat out 50 other I last Friday. But. when the weather turned nicer last · .. • The Adirondack Region did well at laSt week's competitors from around the United States. I Saturday (which is when I made my first trip to the Empire State Games in Buffalo. The region·placed Morawski had one of the fastest cars the entire day. I track), the crowd slill seemed fairly light And it wasn't fourth in the medal count with 118 total medals His limes were consistently below 29.3 seconds, and just me that noticed. (Western,.the host region, led. the way with 241 medals his lime of 29.15 seconds in Round 3 earned him the "(It's been) surprisingly slow," said college student -104 gold medals alone). inside track for the championship heat In the finals, Olivia Jelenik, who runs two private parking lots on Possibly the most important team sport medal he finished with a lime of 29.24 seconds to take the theNelsonAvenuesideofthetrack. "It could partly be Adirondack won was the bronze-it got in scholastic checkered flag. because that [the meet) started early, but it could also women's lacrosse. Adirondack had never medaled in Congratulations to Morawski for winning at the be that it .was raining this morning." . the sport before, and though area high school teams highest level of soap box derby racing. A little exploring .bore that point out On a typical have made deep runs in the state playoffs (Bethlehem • By September, there is a distinct possibility that Saturday,- finding parking near the track entrance can and Guilderland have both reached the state finals), the New York Yankees fans in the Capitl!_l District will be take some"hunting. On this particular Saturday, there regional team had a hard lime breaking through until. were plenty of spots available in the various lots and on this year when it compiled a 3-3 record that included an 0 Soon Page 27 \ . "\• . .