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the Towns of Bethlehem & New Scotland Residents: Comp plan hearing set too soon Holiday light another revised draft, to be posted on . the Web site, prompting the residents regulations withdrawn in attendance to do some quick math. By LIBBY SCHIRMER Many of the residents said that nine days - or possibly seven days by the The town board faced criticism from time another draft could have been a group of concernedresidents about its posted - to review the newest, 144-page decision to move the continuation of the code was not sufficient public hearing on the proposed zoning "This is affecting us for years to regulations up a week, to tonight, July come," said resident Nancy Neff, who' 20. also spoke at the June 22 public hearing. The residents, who spoke individually 'The moratorium has until October; we 'during the meeting's second public have until next week:" comment section, said, if anything, the A continuation of a public hearing continuation should have been moved requires 48 hours of notice to residents, back. Director of Economic Supervisor Theresa Egan said, also Development n'oting announce- and Planning .ments that were in George Leveille, "T'h. the July 13 edition who in part has ' I IS is affecting US tor years to of The-Spotlight. takenthereinsin come. The moratorium has until "' don't con- the process, Octobe",· we have until next sider it a rush," announced sev- Egan told resident eraI staft -recom- week. " Linda .Jasinski, mended adjust- Nancy Neff who criticized the ments to the ______board for moving draft zoning up the hearing. code at a June 22 public hearing. She also cautioned the board that the The revised draft was put up on the summary Leveille gave to the board, town's Web site and also made available about a 20-minute presentation, was not to the public in otherformats on July 11. listed on the agenda for the meeting, Town board members defended their whJch Egan said was an "oversight" . positions, citing, first, state environ- '" still think it's a very short time for mental quality review timelines that the public to read the laws it has to abide necessitated the date change and said by," Jasinski said. that the process has been open all along, Board member Thomas Marcelle with residents getting each draft of the said each resident can add a unique family dynamics new regulations. perspective to the process. Leveille announced additional '" know the speakers tonight care factor into complex trend changes and language at Wednesday's very deeply about this zoning law. I've right yellow squash, huge green heads ofiettuce, and scallions the length board meeting, which would be put into of arms are amassed on tables under big white tents. Farmers or their D PLAN/page16 helpers -frequently attired in T-shirts and sometimes aprons - watch ~ over the bounty as package-laden shoppers exclaim about freshness, ask questions about price or inquire about whether a specific vegetable is grown Delmar's designation as top organically. 0000000000000 It's the Farmers Market, an increasingly . common si~ht around the nation, state, local 1?y Mgry 1~DDe>D place to live brings smiles towns and Villages. Just this season in the Capital District, markets 0000000000000 By JAMES CUOZZO Chamber of Commerce. The ranking is based on statistics have opened in Chatham, Ballston and at Stuyvesant Plaza in Guilderland. Clean air, low crime, a good education, such as household income, education, They are part of a national trend that has seen the number of officially easy work commutes and excellent home air quality, arts and culture, golf courses, registe~ed markets double from 1,755 in 1994 to 3,706 in 2004. The largest. prices are just' some of the reasons that museums and libraries. 'n comparison increases - about 500 each - occurred between 1994 and 1996 and 2002 to 2004, makes Delmar one of the top places in to the incomes of the best places to live, according to statistics from the U.S. the country to live, according to Delmar's household income of $70,932 Department of Agriculture. State information released by Money was higher than the $68,160 median statistics from a 2000 survey tell !' Magazine. household income. There may be a few similar story with the number of farmers selling directly to consumers Delmar is ranked No. 22 of the top 100 less colleges around Delmar than in other best places to live communities, in 2000 at 6,667, up by 542 from the towns and cities across America and No. 1987 figure of 6,125. 1 in New York state. but the average student-ta-teacher ratio of15.80:1 is near the top of the list Many Changes in rules of trade, shifts in The news is spreading fast in coffee who live in the town of Bethlehem tout domestic policy, shifting global shops, restaurants and other locations the Bethlehem Central school system as markets and new technology have around town. one of the reasons they moved here. continually changed farming and '" first heard the news from my Personal and property crime in contributed to the rise of fanners daughter in Albuquerque, N.M. who sent Delmar is much lower than most best markets, according to a USDA press me an e-mail and was so excited to hear places to live, and even though it feels release . . about the recognition," said Marty mighty muggy some days in the EARTH/page 39 DeLaney, president of the Bethlehem summer and crispy cold many nights in tI the winter, the average precipitation and ;!!h"". :Wf/Yo. TMl•• oft•• s p't.!O' p.o temperature in Delmar is close to the squ.h .t the ~ch.".rudy Fm"ors 'M2rke~ . . best compared to other top communities L.ft: ;f\!"".odr, Lus,k ~f Tr~Y hnys fresh IIIIIII across the land. pr~dtlc. froPl J.oo W"d ~f eJur F'fPl in 6 Another Bethlehem Town official f..sJ;oo, W,shiogt@ C , , • • z • 'LQA.PA...~30 ----- ~ Delaware Plaza Liquor Charter One Bank Coconuts Friar Tuck Bookshop, Key Bank Radio Shack Newsroom & Tobacconist Computer Renaissance GNC The Paper Mi[[ Ha[[mark Video World Re/Max Premier Bronze Body Tanning Tea Laden Choices Hair Studio Olympia Sports & Day Spa Do[[arTree Nail Design Fashion Bug Plus OTB Sa[[y Beauty Supply Payless Shoe Source o'.0.' Block S·C1SSOT S·OClety ~~aM«JI1P~ ?HI'U4?r~~~~ 1 80 DELAWARE A v E • , D July 20, 2005 - PAGE 3 MCCartney ends 35-year career at V;ville ''There was an administrator Voorheesville School District "When you watch students area," McCartney said. there that 1 had some words with, recently held a Relay for Life fund performing in a play, or hugging and his comment was, 'If you think Middle School Princip~l From his first job as a teacher you can do a better job, then get raiser to benefit the American after a school basketball game, or Theresa Kennedy said the success in Sacket's Harbor in 1970 to his your degree and do it: 1 tend to Cancer Society., and the event was on graduation day when those of expanding the junior and senior last day as superintendent of haveaverystrongpersonality.,and a complete success. "When kids cross the stage that's what high school into the Voorheesville ~ Voorheesville schools, Alan if you challenge me, nine out of 10 somebody says to this community., makes it all worthwhile." Middle School underscores McCartney's 35 year career in times, unless it's a student, I'm We need help, we can't do it,' they McCartney said he feels lucky McCartney's determination and education has been both a rich and going to take prove over and over again that we to have had this opportunity. but strorig foundation. ''The parents, rewarding one. the chal- can do it, and the kids are the same wishes he had a chance to work students and staff are all very On his last official day of work, lenge," said f way. If you throw a challenge at further on curriculum develop satisfied with the success of the McCartney was casually dressed McCartney. t them they will get it done," said ment. "We don't have a big Middle School. It is a safe place to in shorts away from his offIce, It was then i McCartney. McCartney said the administrative staff, and I wish 1 learn. He understands all levels of which is now being occupied by that Mc " community. and school district put was more hands-on there but the Linda Langevin, the new school Car t n e y .." this same kind of effort together staff has done a great job in that D· McCARTNEY/page 24 superintendent. He talked about enrolled at for the Creative Playground when his years as Voorheesville school's SUN Y _ it was first built. ''The key is this top official and how he came to be Oswego and district is always looking for a a teacher after wanting to play received a solution to a problem. Everybody professional football in his youth. mas t e r ' s just pulls together whether it's a 2' time of crisis or a time of joy," said ···Re~:i~".~~!.~S·'V~,I,,~.·nt~·e.r "I was a full back and running degree in administration. After an McCartney. back in high school and went on internship in Mexico, and a McCartney said there is always -'·turns'ldGlenmont . ',:;--L'., ,__ ,>.;::0:'0--: ' -':2£> :i:i::'<4;:'/· -; ,,:'----,::tf'_-- .":'::'::::?/,.)-:- ':;', ',','" " , .-__: __ .-}_:_ _ ,. : to play at Thiel College in position as assistant middle school a struggle to maintain quality. Pennsylvania. 1 thought that 1 principal, he enrolled in Columbia •.. the soldiers education at an affordable cost to .. ,. . h LLC, 125 Ad VVEEKLV'VVEATHER ~ TIME WARNER Chief Meteorologist Mike Bono " CABLE Albany Almanac Rivers & Recreation Bim AVERAGE HIGH 83· AVERAGE LOW 60· Day Sunrise Sunset Hudson River Mohawk River 5:35am 8:27pm I I I I Day HighNear LowNear Wednesday . ··········lO··i··· 14 1 ...... 26""1 ············24" ············li,i""i ·············20 ... 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In Columbia County, Kinderhook Tuesday 9:36am, 10:12pm 3:56am, 4:20pm had an F-2 tornado with damage in Stuyvesant as well. Cape Cod 69· Capital News 9 is an exclusive service of Time Warner Cable. For cable TV. high speed internet or home phone service call: 1~866 ..321MCABl ~ "+ THE SPOTLIGHT July 20, 2005 - PAGE 5 Transition year goals laid out at Voorheesville school board meeting BY JAMES CUOZZO superintendent will be a key education program and the "1 would really like to try and Gibson and Kevin Kroencke factor in the success of the ·corresponding salary scale be have another conversation with were both given the oath of office A new superintendent, district. tabled until the next meeting. the village board to see if they will as the two newest members on combined with a new school "I certainly want to give Linda New school board member David reconsider our water rates" said the board. C. James Coffin was board president and two new Langevin an opportunity for her Gibson .said he understands the Winchell. chosen as vice president of the board members, make this year to get her feet wet and geta sense boards concerns but the program The Voorheesville School school board for the next year. a year of transition in the of what is going on from a variety does have' merit in the District is currently billed at $8 for The next meeting of the Voorheesville Central School of perspectives - the learning community. every thousand gallons of water Voorheesville school b6ard will be. District. .environment, the curriculum and "This is a very valuable used at the high school. held Aug. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Linda Langevin has begun her the facilities - and have her program, no questions about it," Since the high school is high school cafeteria. official duties as superintendent, come back to us with some of her said Gibson. located outside the district the replacing retiring Alan Mc- thoughts," said Pofit. A compromise was reached rate is double what is charged to Swimming program Cartney (see related story). Maintaining the high stan approving the fall continuing water users inside the village. still has openings Shortly after taking the oath of dards of academic excellence in education program without "They have a perfect right to The Voorheesville Central office, Langevin announced she Voorheesville will be another approving the actual cost at this set whatever rate they want, but School District Learn to Swim will hold two three-hour retreats challenge, Pofit said, as will time. the rate 1am most interested in is program is underway. There is with the new school board. One having to live within the An update was received on the the rate inside this building," said still room in Session 3, which of the main areas to be discussed constraints of the voter-approved status of an outstanding water bill Winchell, referring to the high runs from July 25 through Aug. will be the district's curriculu·m. district budget. owed to the Village by the school school. 5. Classes are held Monday "1 have been conducting "As you know, we are under district. School District Business The district uses an average of through Friday for each two interviews with the board to get more and more pressure to be a Official Sarita Winchell explained 900,000 gallons of water annually week session for 45 minutes each their impressions of the district, watchdog over all the money that, after meeting with village at the high school. The current day. Various time slots are still and they are very revealing," said spent," he said. "1 know taxes are officials, they have agreed to bill adjustment brings the total open for both sessions. Langevin. "You began the a big issue in all communities and adjust the total cost of the water cost down from $50,000 to Classes are by ability level meeting with curriculum in this community, particularly. meter bill, but negotiations $35,000, according to Winchell. using Red Cross guidelines. For questions, and as 1 am talking We have to make sure what continue. - information, call 765-4846. with everyone, it is an issue." money we are spending, we are The first retreat will be held at spending it wisely." the end of September with just The new school board went school board members and the right to work at the first regular FURNITURE TRUCKLOAD SALE! follow-up session, which will meeting. questioning many include district administrators, expenditures, including the 2005- II~ ectl'onals, sofas, loveseats, ••••.ii~!I will be held a few weeks later. 06 fall continuing education "I "I would like the whole program. Pofit questioned the _ I'n leather or fabrl'c process completed by the end of increases in teacher salaries for October," said Langevin. ~:~enJf1~ret~~:r~i~her~~~~ Authentic Oriental Rugs, assorted sizes The superintendent said it is anticipated revenues. "This h , her goal to have the new school program needs to carry itself and and much, muc more. agenda for the year completed be self-sustaining. 1 myself don't 1110 Western Ave., Albany after the retreats. particularly like giving increases Joseph E Pofit takes over as in payroll when the program itself Parking in rear- of old church the new president of the board is running in the red" Pofit said. II 857 1876 and said that making a smooth Board member Rich Brackett For more info., ca - transition from a longtime asked that the resolution Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 7/22-24 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. superintendent to a new approving the continuing ~~==~~~~~~~~~ CVS/phar Shannon Foglia RPh FREE DELIVERY Monday Thru Friday Bethlehem Area Residents Terre Devoe RPh PHARMACY Connie Corbett RPh & General'Store MerchandIse Call CVS for·details Delmar 439-9356 Glenmont 462-5547 " THE SPOTLIGHT PAGE 6 July 20, 2005 ~~~~;t1r~JIChi@ r.a.~ .. ~ tytltlMiWWilw:w:.:.rwmiWwnnwwbwHb::_"",.::mHr>lHin:ww:.lIMiPWiWi:lHir III The goo d, t h'e bad an d the ug I Y The producers ~'MELJONES Point of View t This week Spotlight staffers took a close look at The writer is a graphic designer • farmers markets throughout the region. Many markets at Spotlight Newspapers. smells like he or she has been operate for three s'easons-spring,summeran<,l fall- The humid, sticky morning cavehikinginaNewJerseysewer and offer quality homegrown produce that is vastly makes me long for air condi- or bathing in a frat boy's liquor . tioning as I stand on the corner. I cabinet will wander in and sit superior to the big markets' 0 ff enngs. h check my watch for the fift time upwind of me. Being in such close Some of the produce is not even close to the genuine as I adjust my over-the-shoulder quarters, the intensity can be article when stacked up againstlocalfarmers' offerings. briefcase. As I1ookup, my limo strong enough to gag a maggot, Take cucumbers, for example. The store-boughtvariet- puUs up to the curb and the driver so I don't stand a chance. I have a ies are usually much lar- opens the door, signaling for me simple rule that I apply to both ger with a waxy coating, to enter. Tliat's how every day friends and strangers: if I can probably to preserve Ed't r 'a/ begins on my way to the office.' smeU you, we can't be near each them longer. Home- I a I· However, I'm not "The Donald" on other. grown cukes are plump, my way to Trump Tower, and my So I abruptly move from my but smaller than their limo is public transportation. I'm seat, even ifit means standing for PlIssengersboard a CDlA bus on but one of several thousand the duration of the ride. Washington Avenue in Albany. store-bought cousins, but taste fresh and can be sa- I . h C . I D' t . t h Mel Jones peop e m t e aplta IS nc w 0 Unl-versal precautions vored right off the vine. Home-grown cucumb ers are uses the bus for my morning succulent, as opposed to the nondescript taste of the commute to work. . As with many people now- make your commute a little supermarket varieties. Th h't adays, the spread of germs is of e umam y . great concern to me with regard· easier. Farmers who grow and sell their produce pay a lot of As I step on the bus, often to public spaces. This is especiaUy • Dress for the occasion attention to their fruit and vegetable charges, and it times filled with a grand assort- a concern during the flu season. There is nothing worse than shows in their appearance and taste. Many of us in the ment of people on their way to ,During that particular time of sweating or freezing to death at Northeast wait hungrily everyycarfor the taste of farm- start their day, I am showered year iUs not uncommon to board the bus stop while you're waiting fresh tomatoes, corn, summer squash and other delica- with the now-trademark "please a bus that seems to be a petri dish for your bus to arrive. The same cies from local gardens. God, db not let him sit nextto me" full of coughing, hacking, and way parents dress their kids stare. I know this because I ofte'h sneezing children and adults before sending them off to their Of course, home-grown and handmade items come d 'tt It' thO l' t 01 00. S no mgpersona ,JUS whose various ailments make the school bus stop is probably the pricier than most store-bought offerings during the that everyone likes having space air feel more diseased than that same way you should dress while local growing season. But jump ahead to winter and and I am certainly no exception. monkey from "Outbreak." waiting at yours. think of the exorbitant costs of produce (that mostly After sliding my dollar into the toll • Plan your trip tastes of cardboard) in supermarkets at that time of machine, I sit in my usual seat on During those months I often the front right-hand side of the opt to sit toward the rear of the Know when and where you year. bus. It always makes my commute bus. The logic is that most people need to be at your destination so Even shopping at a farmers market is more enjoyable more comfortable if I can have my face forward when riding the bus, that you know when you need to than takinga trip to a big box store. People take the time usual seat waiting for me when I so I don't have to worry about leave. Always keep a bus schedule to socialize and share recipes and swap gardening get on the bus. It's like the anyone coughing or sneezing on on hand in case you need to stories with patrons. They also share tips .on how to tourniquet that binds shut the the back of my neck. Just in case change you need to change your store and care for the freshly grown goods. gaping wound otherwise known some Typhoid Mary manages to plans. They are usually available . h . d as waking up early in the morn- launch a little spittle' in my on the bus or can be found online. People often leave the supermark etm a arne state direction, I also wear an exira lay- CDTA is very good about keeping for any number of reasons. But farmers market patrons ing. For poorly padded plastic, the er of clothes that I can cast off commuters informed of schedule leave with smiles on their faces and arms loaded with seats are relatively comfortable k on a more or less smooth ride. when I get to wor . changes. fresh produce headed straight for the dinner tab. Ie. Can't beat the prl'ce I often get questions about how • Be on time Patrons also enjoy the personalized and relaxed ser- convenient the Capital District However, the benefits of public You should be at your stop at vice so different from the hurried pace in commercial Transportation Authority's bns transportation somewhat out- least five to seven minutes before markets. system is, and whether it's better weigh the drawbacks. With your bus is scheduled to arrive. I We're fortunate to be able to get a taste of the good than driving. today's gas prices hitting the personally take a bus or two earlier than the one that would get cu I·mary I'flear f at Ieast part 0 f t h e year. If'you ve never The truth I'S, there are a host stratosphere, it's easy to figure " of pros and cons to busI'ng I'tl'n thl's the cost difference between a me to work at 9 o'clock. That way, stopped to b rowse t h roug h a f armers mark et, you re m b l' d t' area. Most of the cons validate commute on a us me an a np if the buses are running late, for a treat. It can also be a learning experience for both most people's fears and peeves d own 190- .m a F or dElxp orer. there is inclement weather or adults and children about how food is grown and nur- CD1'A has a varl'ely of bus pass about public transportation. n. there is a traffic obstruction that tured 'before it's ready for sale. options such as weekly and would slow down my travel, I have As a person cursed with an monthly passes and has recently Our advice is to ta\<:e advantage of nature's bounty at II k f II a better chance at still getting to unusua y een sense 0 sme , introduced an all-day pass for the many farmers markets throughout the region. f b' t t ee es 's work in a timely fashion. one 0 my Igges pe p v I commuters good for more than Check out our stories this week to find out more someone who rides the bus with two bus trips during their day. • Be courteous about the local markets and what they offer. a personal hygiene issue. On These are distributed on the bus Don't be "that person" on the occasion, some lost soul who $ bus who makes everyone else's •.C' for 3, the price of three bus trips. ride as painful as a root canal. .;:.WlM:l!CtEMdj" Always on time Don't have your conversations as Another benefit for me is the if you're in a live minefield. Don't way I have to schedule the events take up too much room in the of my day around when I'm going seats with your shopping bags, President and CEO:- Richard K. Keene to be commuting. This is par briefcases or other accessories, Vice President and COO - John A. ticularly useful for work as I don't since other people may need a McIntyre Jr. have to fool myself into taking a place to sit ifthe bus gets too full. Executive Editor - Susan Graves few extra minutes to get ready, Don't demand the world from the which for some drivers can mean bus drivers. Their jobs are to get the difference between being you from A to B safely and ·on behind or ahead of an accident or time. Don't nit-pick if you can't Associate Editors --.: Donna Bell, James Fazzone Art Director - David Abbott traffic jam that may make you late get the window open or the bus Etlitorial Staff - Jim Cuozzo, Betsy Glath, Graphic Design - Martha Eriksen, Mel Jones, for work. is running later than usual. Katherine McCaI1hy, Libby Sehinner, Don Stake Kevin Whitney In the winter months, it is re • Be smart assuring to not have to deal with Sports Editor - Rob Jonas Business Manager - John Skrobela Know the best time to travel on careless drivers and difficult road the bus line. For instance, I for Photography - Jim Franco Classijieds and Business Directory - Julianne conditions. In the harsh upstate Advertisillg Director - William A. Kellert one would rather have bamboo Hebert New York winters, the buses are shoots stuck under my fingernails Advertising Representatives - Kim McKee, Office Assistallt and Legals - Brooke Hebert often more reliable than cars, and than ride to the mall on a Saturday Dan O'Toole, Meg Roberts, John Salvione, Customer Service - Peg O'Toole I often arrive at work notably afternoon. There may be a few Carol Sheldon earlier than many of my co- times during which your trip may workers with cars during extreme be uncomfortably crowded and it weather conditions. may behoove you to take an . 125 Adams St. P.O. Box 100, Delmar 12054 (518) 439-4949 Warm clothes, alternate bus. Keeping a schedule E-mail- FAX (518) 439-0609 a few extra minutes on hand is a great way to be NEWS: [email protected] mindful of this as we11. OFFlCE HOURS: If you are thinking about ADVERTISING & CLASSIFIED: . 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Rizo blazed a new trail through "First Time, Outstanding," "I The Audubon Society of New Editor, The Spotlight: statistics: "[Of] sex offenders' York (ASNY) would like to extend the woods, connecting two agree," and "Best kept secret of I really appreciate the article, who live in Albany County, 96 are a great big thank you to General existing trails, creating a new the Capital District." "What's Next?" by Damian considered to be at high risk to Electric Advanced Materials for perimeter for the Hollyhock These are just a few of the Pagano. re-offend and 120 are considered the wonderful work they did on Hollow trail system. We offer a comments I've seen recently at heartfelt pat on the back to the This type of informative article a moderate risk." "Global Community Day" this our kiosk sign-in book. There are Dawn Marar year. Global Community Day is a team including Mary Barkman, several miles of trails ranging in on a "breaking," urgent issue is program whereby employees Gary Bates, Bill Beach, Phil difficulty from very easy to of great service to the community. Delmar from GE's all over the world are Blancato, Jon Dubbelde, Cynthia moderately easy. Re: 'what to do with convicted Gerus, Rick Guilz, Rick Ikaslo, encouraged to go out into their We are open to the public, free sex offenders.' My gut reaction, Jimmy Fund event Herb Letarte, Mike Masten, Dan local communities, on company of charge, from dawn until dusk given the recidivism rate, is to McMahan, Ruud Trion, George needs volunteers time, and work on projects that everyday. For information, support the move to restrict their serve the public interest. White and Brian Whitman. . access to children indefinitely. Nearly 2,220 volunteers come contact Fred Realbuto at 767-9051 together to help raise money for The Audubon Society of new ASNY had a "Trail Naming" ext.15. However, I realize this position is cancer research and treatment at York's Hollyhock Hollow event in mid-June. The event not based on a review of all Fred Realbuto the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Sanctuary was once again the served two purposes: The options available to us as a civil Director, Audubon Society of through its Jimmy Fund at the beneficiary of this program. dedication of a new trail and to act society. Pagano's article does a New York Pan-Massachusetts Challenge on Sixteen volunteers, led by team a reminder to our community of good job of laying out the basics. this precious natural resource I would like to see follow-up on Aug. 6 and 7. this article and continued Volunteers fill jobs that are coverage on this matter in The typically paid positions, enhanc Got a fripe? Spotlight. 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Reagan and Erin Schucker, all of Elizabeth Thorpe and Tera Macmillian, both of Delmar. Osterhout and Jocelyn Pleines, all Catholic University of of Voorheesville. Delmar. Weddell, all of Selkirk. America Albany College of Pharmacy Laura Beyer, Mathieu Digeser, Meaghan Furst, Alyson Canaan Bump and Maya Tucci Tedi Hill of Slingerlands. Christopher Regal of Delmar. Adele Godfrey-Certner, Jennifer Martin, Christine McCann, of Slingerlands. '1 University at Albany SUNY at Cortland Keyes, Matthew Pasquini and Aubrey Spaulding and Matthew Jason Bonafide and Stephen Andrea Burriesci of Delmar. Stephanie Halbedel of Delmar. Matthew Unright, all of Delmar. Zalgoa. Soulis, both of Ravena. SUNY Geneseo Bryant & Stratton College Dipti Bhoiwala, Mark Black, Jeremy Kondrat of Glenmont. Mark Melcher, Christine Kelly Fish of Slingerlands. Matthew Harvazinski, and 'Owens, Jaimee Park, Kathie Siena College William Raible, all of Vacation Bible School has open spots Slingerlands. Richardson, Christopher Sgroi, Meghan Lohman and Laura for children age 4 by Aug. 1 Devin Vanriper, Bethany Reddy, Sherin, both of Delmar. Andrew Eckel of Elsmere. The Delmar Methodist through those entering 5th grade. Kevin Gutman, Kelly Boyea, SUNY Plattsburgh Jessica Menrath of Glenmont Church invites area children to be. . Each day ~ 'The Ranch" will Michael Smith·of Feura Bush.. part of the adventure atthe Circle Daniel Donovan, Lindsay Heather Bradley and Katie be adventure-filled, with music, Franklin, Carolyn Miller, . G Ranch Vacation Bible School, Ray,-bothof Delmar. - - - SUN Y Instltute planned for Aug. 1-5 from 9 a.m. arts and crafts, games, Bible Christine Owens and Amy Reddy, Stories and much more. all of Delmar. John Gluchowski and Andrew of Technology to noon. The school is suitable Pritchard of Slingerlands. Marcy Shultes of Glenmont. Lasso up some fun with your Bates College Bethany Wallin of Voor friends at The Circle G Ranch. Leonard White of Delmar. Castleton State College Talk to address C. heesville. Contactjulie Bushart at 439-9976 Matthew Hickling of Delmai-. military draft issues for more details and registration Wake Forest University Rensselaer Polytechnic St. Lawrence University A draft information and information. William Nathan of Delmar. Institute Clarkson Univeristy Amy Gardiner, Chelsea Isdell discussion will be held on Melissa Andritz of Selkirk. and Laura Rabinow all of Delmar. Tuesday, July 26, at Bethlehem Town sponsors Peter Bird of Delmar. College of the Holy Cross Public Library, from 7 to 9 p.m. two family events Marianne DiNapoli of Citizens for Selective Service Slingerlands. 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THE SPOTLIGHT July 20, 2005 - PAGE 11 Don't get taken for a ride this vacation season ".",.-.-.,""., businesses, it can sometimes more important than making from it and steal your By DIANE FAHD be enough to make you want to sure the lawn is mowed and personal identification Vice President, Capital Region plan a vacation getaway of your the plants and flowers get number (PIN). KeyBank N.A. own. Chances are, if you have watered. . Check ATMs for any not recently had a vacation you Why? Because by the time it strange devices, cameras hat I am about to tell are planning one soon. And has taken you to get from the and/or "black boxes." you, you already know even if you have taken a start of ilie article to the , These are known as - Wbut have most likely vacation this summer: it's likely beginning of this paragraph an skimmers, and though chosen to ignore: summer is anoilier one looms on ilie identity has been stolen. And rare, they can be used to fleeting and fleeting fast. For, horizon, even if it is local. in just over another minute, steal your personal iliose of us in the Capital Yet, if you are like most another identity will be stolen. information. Region, iliis means two things:' An1ericans, taking' precautions It is, according to the FBI, the Confirm that your hotel one, the weather is hot and against identity theft and credit fastest growing crime in the access card (room key) humid, but we're not yet card fraud is not part of your United States. In fact, does not contain any yearning for the cooler days prevacation "to-do" list. And it according the Federal Trade personal information, and brighter colors of autumn; should be-it needs to be. Commission, more ilian 17,500 including your credit card and two, people from all over While it may not be as New Yorkers were victims of number. While most the country are flooding into important as making sure Spot identity last year, at the toll of major hotels do not store the region to visit our summer the family dog gets fed and more than $20 million, with anything more than your vacation destinations iliat ilie car is safe for travel, it credit card fraud accounting Diane Fahd name and departure date particularly Saratoga Springs is just as important as making for 36 percent of all complaints. in 2004, and experts predict on the card, it is and Lake George. .sure you have directions and, Across ilie United States, that in the coming years the worthwhile to check. While this is good for the travel accommodations identity ilieft cost Americans amount of fraud and identity Use a stored value card, region and good for our local, confirmed, and it is certainly more than $547 million dollars crimes will double annually. such as ilie If you need anoth"r reason KeyPossibilities to be more cautious, consider MasterCard. In essence, this: travelers are at" greater these cards work like a risk of being victimi",d by gift card. They are credit card fraud and identity available in multiple theft. denominations and act as So what can you do? First, pre-paid credit card. be aware that fraud c'n vacation Just as you must protect is usually the low-tech kind your personal information pickpockets, stolen credit when traveling, you must cards, etc.-and relies on secure your personal vacationers letting t:1eir guard information at home while you down. So be alert. Fraud never are traveling. If you're going to takes a vacation. Use money be gone for an extended period belts instead of wallets. of time, place a stop on your Separate your cash and drivers mail and newspaper delivery. If license into two sep"rate you are leaving a key wiili a pockets, and use a money clip neighbor, relative or house sitter, be sure to lock up any for cash. Leave YOUT credit cards and other valuables in a documents that contain hotel safe when you leave your account numbers or social room. Don't leave them in a security numbers. Identity bag-that bag is an easy target theft and fraud crimes, like for someone to watch your most crimes, are often movements, wait fo;- you to go committed by someone known for a swim, for exat:1ple, and , to the victim and can be just walk over and take it. prevented with even ilie . Also, don't take all your slightest precautions. credit/debit cards on vacation If you suspect that you have with you. But don't just take been a victim of identity theft, one, either. 'fake two in case' call your bank immediately. one is compromised or if your Key is a member of ITAC-the company shuts down one of Identity Theft Assistance them due to a suspicion of Corporation, which can help fraud from increased activity. If you straighten out your credit you're in a foreign country, report. Also, many institutions Grow wisely. make sure that you are going like Key offer identity theft to an authorized point of sale insurance protection at a low (POS) location whore you'll rate. With a Key Platinum Money Market Savings Account, it's use your credit cad-older For residents of ilie Capital Region, we are well aware of not an introductory rate - it's a terrific everyday rate. And addressograph machines can use dou ble entry 2:1d run your the many great attractions our whether it's a personal or small business account, you always card through twice. area has to offer, from historic Other tips for v;ocationers towns to scenic landscapes and have easy access to your money. Plus, as a Platinum the Saratoga Raceway, and we include: account holder, you're automatically eligible for our best Use safe depcsitboxes at take pleasure in frequenting them year round as one-day personal checking account package. hotels, as opposed to in room safes, \'"hen trips or weeklong vacations. So available. it's no surprise iliat others Secure your ;,ptop enjoy our region as much as Stop by any KeyCenter, call1-888-KEY-1234, or visit Key.com computer witt. a tether or we do. It is a great place to live leave it in'iliE safe. and work, and without Be careful of what question a wonderful place to visit-so'me might even information VIlU access and transmit '.vhen consider it idyllic. Yet nothing working on pur laptop is ever quite as it seems. Fraud wirelessly, as information and identity crimes happen can be literally stolen over even in the Capital Region. KeyBank And you should keep this in ~ Achieve anything. the air. Do NOT log in to your mind as you plan your online bankic:g account memorable, relaxing and fun from an Intecnet cafe filled family getaway. *AU annual percentage yields (APy) are accurate as of 06/17/2005 and are subject to change without notice. All interest rates and APYs for all connection. Call your About the author: balance tiers are variable and may change at any time after the account is opened. This is a ten-tiered account. At any time interest rates and bank's toll-free number. Diane Fahd is vice president oj APYs offered within two or more consecutive tiers may be the same. When this is the case, multiple tiers will be shown as a single tier. As of the Do NOT use a "no name" date stated above, for Personal and Small Business accounts the APYs and minimum balances are as follows: $.01-$24,999.99, APY is 0.10%; Retail Banking for KeyBank's ATM. Some ,)f iliese are $25,000.00-$49,999.99, APY is 2.75%; $50,000.00-$99,999.99, APY is 3.25%; $100,000+, APY is 3.25%. Requires minimum opening deposit Capital Region. She can be of $25,000.00 from funds not currently on deposit with KeyBank. Fees may reduce the earnings on this account. Public funds are not eligible for being used by c[ooks to this offer. Key.com is a federally .registered service mark of KeyCorp. ©2005 KeyBank Member FDIC steal your debit card or to reached at 518-257-8616 or read all the ;'lformation , dianeJahd@[email protected]. THE SPOTLIGHT PAGE 12 - July 20, 2005 Thacher Park walk will begin at Hop Field picnic s~elter This program is free. Parti The Thursday, July 21, weekly I:'.or information, ·caIl872-1237. displayed at the upcoming art NEWS NOTES cipaiits should dress for the Thacher Park walk in the woods show scheduled attl).e Nature outdoors. will meet at the Hop Field picnic Voorheesville. Nature art program Center in September. This program is appropriate • A program on the American shelter at 9:30 a.m. A block printing with ink Belsy G/alh for ages· 12 and up and artists of beaver will be held on Saturday, Participants should be program is scheduled for 765-4415 all levels of ability are welcome. July 23, at2 p.m. atthe Five Rivers prepared for an-easy to moderate Saturday, July 23, at the Thacher A $5 program fee will be charged Environmental Center. walk that will last approximately Nature Center from 9:30 a.m. to 90 minutes. Hikers should bring In the event of inclement noon. to cover the cost of the materials. The program will monitor sum bug spray, water, a .snack and weather, the walks will' be For information. call 872-1237. mer activity of beaver and other Participants can learn tech pond inhabitants. should be prepared to walk in a rescheduled for the following day niques used to create block print few areas that may be wet. from 9:30 to 11 a.m. artwork with foam board, printing Fair 63 years old This ·program is free. Parti cipants should dress for an after ink or acrylic paint using simple The 63rd annual Punkin town Asset Protection and safe carving tools. Fair will be held Thursday, July noon of outdoors. Will rou be able to This method of block printing 28, Friday, July 29, and Saturday, For information on either is easy and produces beautiful July 30. , program, call 475-0291. replace all ofrour nature prints. . The fair will include games of Some of the prints may be chance, rides, refreshments and Library hosts concert belongings if a shows. Parking and admission are The 2005 Together at Twilight ... !_ .~_!l_> So:u.t.,.es. free. Concert Series at Voorheesville UDaster The Punkintown Fair is a Public Library begins with a'bang benefit for the New Salem Fire on Wednesday, July 20, at 7 p.m. We can help answer that question, Dept. with the appearance of "the banjo Bryant Asset will help you protect yourself in the . madman," TOliy Trischka. Water restrictions set The evening promises to be 1iI- . event of fire or theft, Make sure your personal led with his wit and warmth as '2JK" vt tel,'" fr""'lt The Village of Voorheesville is belongings are insured for their full worth, enforcing watering re'strictions well as wonclerful music.. Bring chairs or a blanket for thelawn. ::"Ve.,iatl'" 8('I1Ai)inm~lt through Sept 15. . 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"I can't say of fun since the announcement in the process of developing a our communities better, whether enough how excited we are about came that Delmar is on the list of comprehensive management it's Memonal Day parades or field came into the chamber offices in this recognition. I'd like to put a best communities to live. 'Those plan, and Egan believes this days, working toward good edu Delmar and hugged Delaney and sign up at the entrance to town, of us that have lived here think announcement shows that the cation or public safety." said congratulations for the work we are just so thrilled," said Delmar is the No.1 best place to town is on the right track. "When Breslin added "people from the chamber has done over the Delaney. live, but we'll take No. 22. It's you lookat the criteria ranking, it Troy came up to me where I years to make Delmar' and the SuperVisor Theresa Egan said certainly is reflective of our attended some meetings today community. The recognition is and said, 'Gee, Delmar must be a certainly something that under good community to live, and I said' scores the reason why Bethlehem 'Yes, it really is.' Delmar has done Everything ... needs a comprehensive plan for the right things to make the development," said Egan. community what it is today." Albany County Executive . Moorestown, N.}. was ranked Michael Breslin said he is happy the No.1 best place to live. Other that Delmar is receiving the New York State communities that recog-nition it deserves. "Delmar made the list include Hopewell represents the very things that Junction in Dutchess County, Albany County also stands for. We East Amherst near Buffalo, care about our community, and Manlius, a suburb .of Syracuse we will assist and support and and Fairport outside of Rochester, Local graduate is Army's epitomy of fitness Army Reserve Spec. Scott M. Rider is the son of Sharon B. including the kitchen sink Rider has been awarded the Rider of Delmar. 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"There's a lot of little Glenmont, said the right to split regulations for including a clause Marcelle said. ''This is not meant regulations and the draft things that just don't make sense. her property up is an important that the town could regulate to be an adversarial proceeding. environmental generic impact The wording's changed. This will one. holiday lights. The phrase "pretty There's no setting of traps meant statement. affect people's property." Newell told board members at police" was used at least once. to be sprung." ''The first thing I noticed was Carkner thanked Town the first hearing to "send it back," At Wednesday's meeting, Attorney Jim Potter for work he referring to the comprehensive Leveille announced the revised did concerning minor sub plan. draft would recant on that issue. Jivisions. "It's devastating the!, instead of "We're not regulating holiday ing Leveille announced at pushing (the hearing) back, they decorations in any shape or Parties Picnics Festivals Wednesday's meeting that land shortened it by seven days," form," Leveille said. "Ifs definitely . split-offs, useful in leaving Newell said. "It deserves more out." We bring the 24' rock-climbing wall (0 you. property to children or to sell a care and attention. It's a travesty Still, George Waldeninaier said Great for all ages 3-81. Safe, easy way to get portion of property for to do this to the residents." the zoning's regulation on what \ .. the challenge and thrills of rock climbing. compensation, will be allowed in 4 sides 16 difficulty levels Regarding the minor sub kinds of cars residents can keep rural, rural light industrial, divisions, Leveille said it was in their garages goes too far. residences A, Band C, core http://www.itsclimbtime.com important to distinguish between ''The question is, why do you residential. rural riverfront and the developed areas and less 518-634-7185 [email protected] rural hamlet districts. even care what I put in my developed areas of town. Hence, garage'" Waldenmaier said. "Why Resident Val Newell, who ... with my God I can scale a wall." 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Survivors include his wife, 4. Tenterden, Kent, England. She She was Joanne Barry; three sons, Steven Mrs. DeSantis was born in immigrated to the United States the widow of Barry of Whitesboro, with her parents in 1911 and grew T h urI a w Paul Barry Christopher Barry of Duxbury, Passaic, N.]. up in Middle Granville. Wee d Paul F. Barry, 74, of the Mass., and Matthew Barry of She graduated from Lake She graduated from Mildred McWhinnie. Beverwyck community in North Issaquah, Wash.; two sisters, George High School and then Elley Business School and was Survivors Bethlehem died Friday, July 8. Carolyn Barry and Frances attend~d the state College at employed as Pay Master of include two Mr. Barty was born in New Marsh' and six grandchildren. Fredoma and graduated WIth a McWhinnie '. f M . music education degree and later Binghamton Hospital. sons, Scott York City. He graduated from . S erVlces were rom eyers . d 'd . Stuyvesant High School in New F I H . 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Once an opportunity Over half a million Americans of interest is 'found, ,a simple click age 55 and over now lend a hand is all it takes to make contact and t; local nonprofits, public agencies get involved: and faith~basesl organizations. And As a result,' VolunteerMatch has thanks to the Internet. and a generated more than :2 million new nonprotit Web site called volu~teer referrals to these organizations since 1998. More than 30,000 nonprolits post.· over 30,000 volunteer opportunities on VolunteerMatch. Many of the volunteer organiza tions,-including RSV~, ';1nd lending business skills to 15.000 "It. urteer refern:ls Ihrough . (the Retired and Senior ,<;om-munity groups. Volunteel.r.1atch . Volunteer Program) Currently, there are nearly :200 The\lo uneerMatch service is and Elder Wisdom RSVPs throughout the <':ollntry withoul c·;:.;.! fDr both volun1eers Circle. provide unique that Jost volunteer and·non.Jrofi:s, as Volunteel-Match opportunities for oppc.nunities on relies u :Jar_ g -ants from ~h<1llitable seniors looking to VolunteerMatch. '1 f".:ur:dations for_most of connect to good causes its funding, and. in their community. For those prefe.rring to also works For volunteers volunteer from with compa- looking to get out of nies Stle1 as the~c8mfort of •• the house -and stay home, Elder Gap, active, RSVP puts the Wisdom Circle Medtroric and skills and' life experi pairs online Nike to --nake it ence of .people age 55 advice seekers ~ easie'- fer VolunteerMutch. finding an and older to woi-k addressing with a nationwide ,/ empL.. yees and retirees to _ organization in need of volunteer community needs. network. of volunteer volu_1teer. help has never been easier. Opportunities to get involved seniors, aged 60 to 97, who share Volunteeri!lg allows seniors to VolunteerMatch's mission is to run the gamut from mentoring at their hard-earned knowledge and paHicipate more fully in the life of help everyone tind a great place to risk youth and organizing neigh wisdom. their comnllnity. Whether s:xtring volunteer. Visitors to this Web site borhood watch programs, to Elders participate individually an hour ~ '='i-eek, a day pe:- ~ek, or simply enter their zip code at teaching English to immigrants via their home computers, or in a week p:!ryelr, seniors' contribu grouI=-s.at assisted living communi tions make an important :lifJerence ties, allowing seniors to give back in comrrua._ties nationwide. to the community without leaving If you'<' like to make a differ Gracious assisted living in home. Elder Wisdom Circle is ah ence, comn:ler visiting tho:! 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'0t! ! hat is bigh blood Often, high blood pressure runs in doctor will start you on a • Where can I get \ j j pressure? families - if one or both of your blood pressure medica \, :' more informa-' 'i Y Blood pressure measures parents had high blood pressure, tion. There are tion on the the force with which your heart is you are at risk. Also, if you have now many Web? high blood pressure, your children alternatives; pumping your blood into your Am-erican are at increased risk', your doctor will blood vessels. The blqod pressure Heart Associa~ choose the is written as two numbers - the • Does high blood pressure tion at http:// medication that always cause symptoms? www.american is best for you Not necessarily. In fact, heart.org taking into according to the American account all of your WebMD.http:// Heart Association, up to medical conditions. For severe my.webmd.comlcontentl one tnird of adults with high blood pressure, your doctor articlelI00l105691.htm high blood pressure have . may choose to have you start a National Heart, Ltmg, and not been diagnosed combination pill. These pills Blood Institute http:// because they do not have contain two different medicati()fls www.nhlbi.nih.g()v/hbp/index.htm I any symptoms. This is why that work together to lower your it is so important to have Leah Berkery. M. D. is Board blood pressure. After you have your blood pressure Certified itl illtema/medicille lind started the medication, you will jJmctices (f{ the COIllIl1'ltIlity Care checked regularl i-at your need to visit your doctor fre Physicians qIJice /oC(f{ed in Suite doctor's office, at work, at quefltly over the next few months 100, Slingerlands Medical Arts the ph~rmacy or on a home as your body gets useq to it. Once blli/dillg, 1240 Ne.v Scotland blood pressure r:nonitor. your blood pressure is controlled, Road. Slinger/ands. The practice • What can happen if you should continue to visit your is accepting new patiellfs. high blood pressure is not For information, ca!l47S-9933. treated? If your blood pressure is not brought down to normal levels, the in creased pressure results'in damage to the walls of your blood vessels. This puts you at increased risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure and kidney failure . • How is high blood pressure, treated? Lifestyle changes: For Senior Services of Albany is pleased to offer Newg[lte Social Adult mild cases, the high blood Day Services, a inore.cost~effective approach than h0l11e care with first (top) number is called the pressure may resolve with lifestyle , the added benefits of peer interaction. . systolic pressure, and the second changes alone. This includes .• Lo\\' staff to client ratio every day (bottom) nurnbet is the diastolic dietary change~, such as decreas- • Full and part-time d~lY services for pressure. Id ea II y, your bl 00d . d· I h 0400 70/80 It" JOg so lum to ess t un - mg physic:111y or mentally frail adults Newgate pressure sh au Id be 1 - . your d' d'" " 0 f' 'd - 'tali' blood ressure is 140 or ,j,~,',per umors are subject to. interfraction motion due to day-to-day variations in anatomy or in how Bright Horizons T patients are positioned for treatment. For SOCIAL CENTERS phYSicians to hit the "target" every day. a large margin around the tumor must be included - unnecessarily Keeping Seniors Active & Connected treating healthy tissue. When aiming a narrowly focused beam of radiation at Bright Horizons Social (enters a tumor with IMRT (Intensity Modulated Radiation support the need for seniors to Therapy). you need to know exactly where the tumor IS every day. Our new On·Board Imager (OBI) is a age-in-place and remain digital imaging device mo~nted on the treatment: independent, so they can stay lTJachine via robotically ~ontrolled arms. It gives our physicians the ability to accurately track and adjust for in the commuriity they know tumor movements at the moment of treatment. and love. Social Center days IGRT is revolutionizing cancer treatment in Upstate are filled with fun things to do ... Activities vary from New York with the latest and most advanced radiation I and challenging to relaxing and gentle ... therapy teChnology available in the world today. Fitness classes are geared to individual abilities .. : Field trips are exciting and educational ... Staff are caring, When you have caflClir demand·the state-of-the-art treatment. , . friendly and knowledgeable. At Bright Horizons Social. IGRT: Targeting Technologylor Precision Delivery Centers, seniors find new friends and learn something' new about themselves or their world everyday!! Arun Puranik, MD ~ Bright Horizons is a program of Colonie Senior Service IMAGE GUIDED RADIATION THERAPY • •• COLONIE Centers, Inc. Administrative Offices are located at Six Capital Region Health Park Winners Circle, Colonie. Call Wendy Colonna. Program 71:i Troy-Schenectady Road. Latham latT SENIOR Director at 459-2857 ext. 322 for more information 1M.".. OUIDID ~~Inc. about our two Bright H.orizons locations. "OI""ON'"'U~Y Phone: (518)213'0305 I;If C~iJ1 COt. f'IoIyt.i(lq:~l, P,C. Member NYS Adult Services Inc. PAGE 86 - July 20, 2005 SPOTLIGHT NEWSPAPERS· SENIOR LIFESTYLES The best Sdfety device; for senioIS /hen it comes to safety, it Medline's bath safety I seems semors every- . products are now tool ~ where are taking heed to free which allows the old adage "an ounce of seniors to assemble and prevention is worth a pound of use the products cure." Seniors are stocking up on . without assistance from home safety items - particularly . anyone- else," says . bath safety Jacobs. products -.as Mobility is another an important important area in which precaution. seniors should consider The Centers safety. There are for Disease literally dozens of Control (CDC) mobility aids including cites falls as canes, walkers, the number rollaters, transport one cause for chairs and scooters. injury among And Jacobs adds older adults. In that Boomers are 2001, more looking for all these than 1.6 aids·in sleek models million seniors with a wide range of were 'treated in color. emergency rooms for fall Home safety related injuries consultants recommend Columbine Medical Equipment. working to meet the demand. and nearly that seniors focus on any areas that "Bath safety items like grab bars, 388,000 were Chicago area medical manufac they might be experiencing a shower benches and elevated toilet hospitalized. turer and distributor Medline deficit - whether it's an abnormal seats are actually our fastest Now seniors Industries has seen tremendous gait, impaired vision or mobility. selling products." are doing growth in this market. . Seniors should also take a walk something Unfortunately, many seniors on "In the past 10 years we've through their homes and consider about it. fixed incomes become discouraged literally seen. about a 1,000 percent overall accessibility. when they fearn that bath safety "It is not increase in our business. We've "I ask my clients very specific items are not covered by Medi uncommon significantly increased our product questions about how they go about care. today to find line to meet the needs of the seflior their daily activities and ulso take seniors and "We often see customers think population. Now we offer a look at the layout of their homes, their relatives twice about safety concerns, everything from shower the size of the doorways outfitting their homes with safety because they simply can not afford heads to grab bars to It and halls, the way the . devices, like grab bars and all-in- to buy the products," says Christie rollaters (walkers furniture is ane commodes before an accident Brown, certified rehabilitation with seats)," says placed and Dave Jacobs, happens," says Eric Taylor, therapist, SPC Home Medical It most impor Equipment. president, tantly I take a "What is sad is that all of the Medline's look at their non-covered bathroom safety Durable Medical bathroom. Remain Independent in Your Own Home. items are inexpensive." . Products Most falls Division. happen in the "It's a shame that the kids bathroom so this is really a running Medicare today spend too He also notes that We Can Assist You. You Can Stay! seniors don't just want primary area to secure," much time worried about coverage explains DeAnne Redder, OTR formulas and don't use common institutional safety products. ~ sense. Not covering bathroom "Our senior customers are Maintenance is also 11 critical safety items might be penny-wise demanding more than just quality area of concern. Home Itthstead but it is pound-foolish," says 78- in home safety products. They also "I'll see seniors who have worn SENIOR CARE ® year-old George CorraL "I want to want style and comfort. We used down the caps on their walker legs play~ golf till I'm 99 so I'll find a to just design products from an all the way to the aluminum. That way to take precautions now with engineering standpoint to make is dangerous because the legs Affordable Companionship & Domestic Care qr without Medicare." sure they performed. Now we could catch on something and With Census Bureau projec include design experts in the cause a dangerous fall," says tions indicating' that by 2030 one process to ensure our products are Taylor. "We always counsel our 431-0014 • Albany & Schenectady County in five Americans will be age 65 or more comfortable and more stylish customers to check the protective older. manufacturers are busy for use inside and out of the glides on their walkers. We also 580-1042 • Saratoga & Warren County home/' urge our customers to buy shower Manufacturers are also making chairs that have suction cups on products that promote increased the legs." independence. For more information about "Medline has also gone to great safety devices manufactured by lengths to make it easier for folks Medline Industries, log on to to use our products. Many of www.medline.com. Albany College One Bedroom and Studio Apartments of Pharmacy is conducting Available for Immediate Occupancy . a research study to 115 New Krumkill Road establish how community pharmacists can help seniors Albany, New York 12208 manage their blood pressure. • Rents starting at $372, Including heat/hot water/electric • Scenic park-like setting • If you have high blood pressure and are 65 years of age or over, you may be eligible • City bus transportation at door to participate in an investigational study • Beautician and store on premises • Participation in the study is voluntary and private • Weekly social activities • For more information please call (518) 242-7889 or e-mail venterc@acp,edu • Private, on-site parking E-Mail info@OhavSholomApts,org £Sciences Web: www.OhavSholomApts.org ACP I rorLtfe PHARMACY / PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES / BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 'Gl' Equal Housing Opportunity 489.5531 SPOTLIGHT NEWSPAPERS' SENIOR LIFESTYLES July 20;2005· PAGE S7 Carpenter from the local Home activities that clients enjoy such as warmer climates can garden year (~om page ,) Instead Senior Care office says cooking, scrapbooking and round. But those in cold-weather climates should not despair. In the Kalis said. "Imagine growing that the company strives to match attending special events. We try to· winter, snow catches in seed heads almost everything you needed for its CAREGivers with clients of involve seniors as much as w'e can and birds find refuge in shrubbery a recipe in one container, and what similar interests to help build in the kinds of interests they've and feed off seeds from the a great gift idea." Kalis says. She relationships doing whatever always enjoyed." conetlowers. So, no matter where offers the following ideas: seniors love most. The company's What's great about gardening you live, there's always something ·Howabout Activity Training Guide for as a senior activity, says Kalis, is growing in the garden." a pizza garden? CAREGivers helps generate that it is timeless. To learn more about Home If your senior creative ideas. "The beauty of the garden. if Instead Senior Care visit isn't a pizza fan, "Our CAREGivers not only done well. will provide four www.homeinstead.com. he or she may garden, but participate in other seasons of color. Seniors in enjoy growing a pot for a child or grandchild. or enlisting a t'amily member Chdllenges of the future drt here toddY for seniors to help. Whis key barrels are assist the network and the town by tind ways to distribute information By EDWARD NEARY & JAN MEDVED ideal for providing information that can be about services to educate the Colonie Senior Network Advisory Board growing used for planning. public to help seniors and their Co-Chairs, Colonie Senior Network: tomatoes, but Faith-based and civic organiza families with planning for future White House Conference on Aging Event needs so they are better prepared. some can be .,",,:<''''''»»»;:''''~' "c'=«««w,"_"- ,"~_~ .. -.. ,,, ..,~~/ .. tions, that are the informal service expensive. Why The majority of today's seniors providers, wer-e recruited through Th~ housing and zoning not use a and future seniors want to stay in the community development committee's focus will be to laundry basket their own homes and remain committee's survey. The commit follow up on housing related and cut drainage connected to their community. tee recognized that these organiza survey results and to implement holes in the They say that to do so will require tions were so busy that they had their process for commenting on bottom? Plant a reliable services, affordable' no opportunity to get together with senior housing proposals before Rarna tomato in ~ousing and sufficient transporta other organizations to find the town. Seniors and the network the center, tion. To do this we must under- common ground and ways to work must also continue to make sure onions along the stand what this universal desire together to make their work easier the needs of seniors are recognized sides of the means and plan effectively. and mOl'e effective. in the town's comprehensive plan. tomato and basil Then, as a community, we can To bring them together, the So what's next for the Colonie around the help make the transition from committee facilitated collaboration Senior Network and the advisory edge. today's seniors to future genera and sharing of information by board? "Gardeners will have the .. tions a successful one. This is the initiating and hosting community The challenge is to 'understand makings of a great pizza garden, message we will send to the Policy breakfasts for networking and the data and identify the gaps in but you're on your own with the Committee for the White House connecting. services, ensuring that there are pepperoni:' Kalis said. Conference on Aging. -Why not grow a salsa garden? Many organizations have begun reliable services, affordable The program and services It's like a pizza garden, but instead participating because they are housing and sufficient transporta committee~s comprehensive older plant tomatoes, onions, hot eager to share information and tion for seniors today and tomor adult survey generated a great deal peppers and cilantro. work together. row. of useful information, which, after Vegetable gardens can be The public r~lations, murketing By meeting this challenge, careful analysis. raised many new universally popular. Take bamboo and education committee has taken seniors \vill stay in our neighbor questions about services like poles and make a tee-pee in the important steps to get information hoods longer, be healthier and transportation, home repairs and center of the pot. Plant beans at to the senior population. It is continue to make valuable affordable housing. the base of each bamboo pole. important that they continue to contributions to our community. Kalis recommends. The horizontal This committee will be digging space around the pot can be used deeper into the data with focus for carrots, beets or other favorite groups and compare the data to vegetables. Make sure the pot is at see how the results differ by zip code and age cohOrl. 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" espite tfe~endous advance. - disease affecting more than 2.1 overall health, an increased risk of Arthritis is the nation's leading j ments In treatments 'million Americans," says Dr. John infection and in:adequate relie.f of cause of disabil'ity, costing the lL...... ,/' available for rheumatoid H. Klippel, president and CEO, fatigue. U.S. economy more than $86 arthritis (RA), a nationwide survey Arthritis Foundation. "It is a clear • Nearly three-quarters are very billion annually. RA is an autoim by the Arthritis Foundation shows indication that we still have a great or extremely interested in having mune disease in which the body's that nearly 70 percent of people deal of work to do to improve their treat:.ng physician tell them immune system attacks healthy currently receiving RA treatment quality of life for people withRA about new RA therapies. joint tissue and causes inflamma- still experience pain, stiffness and when more than one-third of the tion and joint dam~ge . • Nearly two-thirds fatigue on a daily basis. Results people surveyed feel their condi are very or The disease also reveal that more than one tion affects their ability to control extremely often persists third rank their quality of life with their own future or perform daily interested in for many years, RA at only a activities, in spite of taking their having their typically rive out of 10. medication. The Arthritis Founda treating physi affecting many tion encourages people with RA to To identify cian tell them different joints play an active role in their treat unmet needs of about new RA throughouuhe ment by asking their physicians theRA clinical trials for body and about the latest treatments community which they causing, available, as well as promising regarding might qualify and damage to the carti lage, bone, new research on the horizon," treatment spend more time explaining RA tendons and ligaments of the options and Despite significant improve medications. joints. quality of life, ments in treatment for RA over the 'These findings clearly show RA affects women three times the Arthritis past JO years, the survey also that patients desire more informa more often than men, primarily in Foundation, in found that among those affected tion and heightened communica the childbearing years of a collaboration .by the disease: woman's life. with Harris . tions with their treating physi • More than 50 percent are cians," says pro Eric Ruderman, Interactive, For more information about extremely concerned about their medical advisor to the Arthritis surveyed 500 steps you can take to improve your ability.. to take care of themselves Foundation and assistant protes adults with quality of life with RA, contact the or the likelihood of becoming sor, Feinberg School of Medicine, RA. Arthritis Foundation at (800) 283- disabled in the future. Northwestern University. "This 7800 or visit www,arthritis,org. The most • The two most important represents a call-to-action to the common The Arthritis Foundation offers factors in possible new treatments healthcare community to expand free information, materials and medications used to treat RA for RA are that the medication .our dialogue with patients about include disease-modifying access to "RA Connect" an relieves pain more completely or currerit treatmen'ts, discuss new interactive online community and antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs), provides longer periods of relief RA clinical trials and keep them such as leflunomide or methotrex comprehensive resource created by from their pain. abreast of emerging research, such 'and for people'livil1g with rheuma ate and biologic response modifi as different approaches to impact ers (BRMs), such as etane;cept, • The top three concerns about toid arthritis as a creative means to RA treatments are the potential for the immune cell interaction in adalimumab. anakinra and connect with others who have long-term for ' RA." infliximab. consequence~ been touched by the disease. While half of the people surveyed report that some symp Whdt you need to rAl-\'-AY'rIent Bndncing toms, such as joint pain, stiffness and swelling are reduced by : ;on~retired Americans are -- c__ ' medication, 49 percent report they N1 1 largely optimistic about , continue to change their daily their retirement finances thlrOllgrl, says Sorum, "There will household activities as a result of according to a recent national be reasons to delay your their arthritis. survey conducted by Thrivent but procrastinating will never "This survey brings to light the Financial for Lutherans. 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Beautification Committee, grandchildren. a child. She the Bethlehem Garden Club. PO. Survivors include his wife. D.A.R .. VFW Auxiliary and was a Box 485, Delmar 12054. Charlessa Marhafer Hughes; a Services were from Light's Slingerlands United Methodist graduate of daughter, Tammy Jobmann of Funeral Home in Schenectady. Church. Philip Albany; two sons, Robert Burial was in Orchard Grove Schuyler Survivors include her Bruce Hughes Elwertowski of Schodack and Cemetery in Kittery, Maine. High School. husband, Henry V. Voorhees; a Bruce A. Hughes, 55, of Starr William Jobmann Jr. of Saratoga She son, Jeffrey E. Voorhees of Road in South Bethlehem, died worked with Glenmont; a daughter, Alison V. ·Thursday, July 7, at Northeast The Perfect Fit For Your Move! her parents Kurtessis of Delmar; a sister, ·Center for Special Care. Marian S. Davis of Slingerlands; Mr. Hughes was born in York at Howard & Travison Bettys and four grandchIldren. Harbor. Maine. He was a graduate Ro Mosmen & Ann Manning Restaurant in Albany until its Services were from Applebee ofTraip Academy. Together, they deliver: ----- closing. She was employed by Local 471 Hotel & Restaurant MuHiple Opportunities in NY & NJ • twice the resources, workers Union until her Velocity, the largcsllimc-critical delivery service is in need ofImje~ndcnl Contrdct Drivers with 24' 26' • twice the savvy and retirement 13 years ago. Stmight Trucks wilh Lift Gates. We offer fuel advances, weekly settlements, hea[d1 benefit options and Survivors . include her your choice of the following locations: Syosset, Manhattan, and Secaucus: • twice the energy to husband, Thomas E. Travison of Syosset: [5' 20' Box Trucks up to $1400.00 per week their clients. Sebring, Fla; a daughter, Michelle NYC: 14' 18' Box TlUck:; - $100).00 ·$1(lX).00 «fweek NYC: . Cars, Mini Vans, and Cargo Vans - $100.00 -$800.00 per week Waldenmaier of Glenmont; two Tctcr!xlro: Cargo Vans - $625.00 per week .(518) 448-1111 sons, Thomas E. Travison Jr. of Teterroro: 14' 16'Box Trucks - $625.00 and up p;:r week Sebring, Fla., and Timothy H. Teterboro: 24'26' Box Trucks - $1500.00 and upperweek [email protected] Travison of Albany; three sisters, Secaucus: Straight Trucks wtih Lift Gates - $1625.00 per week - Metro [email protected] Elma Carroll of Hudson, Fla., SCl:aucu.'i: TmClorfTrailer - $2CXXl.oo -52500.oo!Xr week - Menu Must be able to pa-;-, a drug tes\. have a gexxl driving record ,md a dean criminal hislory 'Barbara Loveling of Wilbraham, Call our National RtX'lUlling Center at 869-679-2 J 24. or email cc-oppol1unilles~uvelocitvcxp.l"Om. Mass .. and Betty Duncan of Baltimore. Md.; and a brother, Howard Wright of Annapolis, Md .. Services were held in Sebring, Fla. Contributions may be made to Good Shepard Hospice, 4418 Sun 'N Lake Blvd. Sebring, Fla. 33872. Ruth Voorhees Ruth S. Voorhees, 75. of Slingerlands. died Friday. July 7, at Camp Journey's End. her family's camp at Arnold Lake in Milford. Mrs. Voorhees was born in Albany. She attended Albany High School. She worked as a secretary for the state Law Department, Slingerlands United Methodist Church and Bethlehem Youth Employment Service and retired as the secretary to the assistant r------, 1 Cul1Je~ 1 Of Glenmont • 1 ,,,,nTlle 1 Sommet 1 Shalle·\\~ IIiIC.Ii~m~a~te~C~oillnt.rO~I.le_d 1 ''''UII''':i 1 3 Only 1 1 1 00 Rebel " Issue Date: August 10 . Advertising Deadline.' Wed.,]uiy 27 at noon '~.i:c-:,~" :""': '-?\'" .. 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He graduated from Funeral Home and Bethleh~m state Teachers College with a York City. He also. received the Albany bachelor's and a master's degree. Mr. Pratt was a 30-year Medical Center Hospital He was a Navy veteran of member of the Bethlehem Achievement and EMS Award. World War II. ' Volunteer Ambulance in Selkirk Survivors include his wife, as an EMT. He was a board of He retired from the state Dawn Flagg Pratt; a daughter, Department of Commerce in 1972 as principal statistician, Bureau of Business Research. He was husband of the late Louise Warner Basch. Butterfly Station Featuring: Survivors include a son, Larry Spotlight Newspapers will print paid Death Free to the Public Basch of East Greenbush; a Notices for relatives and friends who do not Now at • Free educational tours of daughter, Judith Stamwitz of Fort or have not lived in th~ coverage area for each Pine Bush Elementary our butterfly house Wayne, Ind.; three grandchildren; School • Interactive museum and and five great-grandchildren. of our weeklies, The charge for a paid death full-filled workshops notice is $25. July 5th thru August 12th Mr. Basch showed his • Gift Shop Mon-Fri from 10:00 to 1:00 collection of his handcrafted We will continue to print Obituaries of • Free arts & crafts furniture and carvings, to-scale residents and former residents of the coverage look for our sign on Roufe 146 miniatures of several buildings in Guilderland including the Troy Savings Bank area for each of our weeklies at no charge. Bring the whole family for an exciting adventure into the Music Hall, the Troy Court In Memoriam, and Cards of Thanks will world pf butterfties. House, and several dollhouses. He volunteered as a set designer also be printed for $25. with the Slingerland Players, and enjoyed writing poetry. some of which were published. Services were from Meyers Funeral Home in Delmar. David Pratt JG Ii David Michael Pratt, 58, of DUMPUNG HOUSE' Selkirk died Monday, June 27. Chinese Restaurant He worked for CSX Railroad SJpecia!izing in Dumplings, Lunches, Dinners, Transportation, retiring as a Cocktails, Mandarin, Szechuan, Hunan & Cantonese. foreman after 30 years. Eat in or Take Out. Open 7 days a week. He was a Marine Corps 458-7044 or 458-8366 veteran of the Vietnam War. He Home Grown Corn & Cucumbers retired as a staff sergeant after 19 Good Eating Tomatoes & Peaches years in the Army National Guard, serving B Company of the 336 Schauber Rd. 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Albany. grandchildren. most of her life and was employed by Northwestern Mutual Life Jackie Twardowski and Jerry Contributions may be made Mrs. Holmberg was born in Services were from Daniel Insurance Co. Twardowski; and three the Susan G. Komen Brea,;tl Albany. She was a graduate of K F I H . Alb grandchildren. eenan unera ome m any At one time, Judy was a Girl Cancer Foundation, P.O. Bethlehem High School. and Unionville Dutch Reformed Services were from Parker 13535, Albany .12212·3535. She worked at Albany Church. Scout leader. Engineering Depot at the Port of Albany during World War II and Burial was in Holy Spirit then operated her own beauty Lutheran Cemetery in Glenmont salon. Most recently, she was the Contributions may be made to tax collector for the town of New American Heart Association, NE consultant for Collins and Scoville High School Principal Scotland, having been elected in Region, 440 New Karner Road, D McCartney architects in Albany," said Diefendorf was hired as at~~~2:, As seen FOR STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS, on T.V. ANNUITIES and INSURANCE PAYOUTS (SOO} 794·7310 J.G. WentWorth means CASH NOW for Structured Settlements! ~Northeast . ~Orthopaedics. LLP Now in DELMAR Serving the Greater Bethlehem Community 3 Normanskill Boulevard' 689·5366 HELP WANTED Perfect job for any experience level. Don't Neighbors Helping Neighbors call us, we'll call you Dr. Joseph Fay Dr. Frederick Fletcher Dr. Richard Katz 555-0000. . 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One only questions why Nurse voices and Charles' smile and the The show is free to the public with the Rodgers and Forbush emerges from the shower gleam in h;s eyes is infectious. and is presented Tuesday through 1949 in one of the show's most Park Playhouse's Producer Sunday at 8 p.m., weather Pulitzer Prize-winning memorable numbers, "Gonna Wash Venustiano Borromeo takes on the permitting', through Aug. 14 at the music;a! "<:nnlth Pacific." This That Man Right Out-a My Hair" role of set designer this season. His Lakehouse at Washington Park in summer is being billed as Park fully clothed and with dry hair, multi-leve.1 set design is well used Albany. Reserved seats are ' Playhouse's "comeback season" rather than wrapped in a towel and and admirably evocative of a South available.' For information, call 434- (after being rained out of half th€;r wi'h a wet head as Mary Martin did Pacific island. The music. under the 0776 or visit the Web site at: nig:,t after night during the performances last summer). and direction of Patrick Young. and the www.parkplayhouse.com. South Pacific fits the bill nicely. The Br0adway run. Otherwise. Michael choreography by Michael Kaleda all love story of nurse Nellie Forbush LoPorto's direction is seamless. and Frenchman Emile de Becque'js The one downside to the evening set on a South Pacific island against would have to be Nellie's ------the background of World War II nd 'ove interest, Emile de Righi: BrendaA Hoffman as Lt. Joe Cable & issues of racial prejudice. The show Be:que as played by John Susan Daly as liat in "South Pacific." contains such classics as "There is Anl'lony Lopez. Lopez Nothing Like a Dame," "Bali Ha;i," maEages to capture de "Cockeyed Optimist," "Honey Bun" 3ecque's necessary French accent, but falls short on the Below: Keri Behan as Nurse Nellie Forbush and "Some Enchanted Evening". & John Anthon:/lopez as Emile de Becque. This year's cast members mu~ical end of the spectrum. perform admirably with very few One almost feels as if Lopez exceptions. Lisa Passano Franklh is bving trouble reaching as Bloody Mary makes the role, the notes that have been put hers, with her strong voice and do"n on the score, as his comic timing. One actually wants to voices tends to fall off turn and look for Bali Ha'i over the throughout most of his hea.ds of th.e audience as she sings, numbers. We lose the lulhng audience and actors into a intensity of turmoil in the sense of magic and intrigue. man as he presents his Gregory Rose as Luther Billis music. elicits smiles and laughs whenever Bcendan Hoffman as Lt. ,he appears on stage and one loc·ks Joe Cable, the young forward to his antics. romantic lead who falls 'in The evening however, belongs to love with Liat. the daughter Ken Behan as Arkansas nurse. and of Bloody Mary. has a wonderfully strong tenor THE SPOTLIGHT . July 20, 2005 ~ PAGE 27 .. MacDonald Music Haven stage. Central New York state history and geography, 7890. SARATOGA AUTOMOBtLE first Thursday and third Tuesday of the Park, Schenectady, free Information, Emplfe Stale Plaza, Madison Avenue. ' MUSEUM month, at 7:15 p.m., town hall, Route·g, 382-5152. ext. 4. Information, 474-5877. ALBANY AIRPORT GALLERY Ongoing exhbits including 'East of Ne'Ntonville. Informalion, 783-2760. 'PrecIous liltle,· a multi-artist exhibition, Detroit" and New York racing, 110 BIRTHDAY SUITE FIDDLE SUMMIT THE CLARK through Sept. 4, plus site-specific Avenue of the Pines, Saratoga Springs. SUBURBAN SOU NOS Robin Hawdon farce presented by Curtain OF THE CAPITAL OtSTRICT "Jacques-Louis David: Empire to Exile: installations by Anthony Garner, Baris Inlormation, 587-1935, ext. 20. COMMUNITY CHORUS Call Thealre, 210 Old Loudon Road, Featuring Peter Sutherland & Peter through Sept. 5; 'lillie Women. little Karayazgan, Paul Katz, Nancy Klepsch Openings in mixed chorus, rehearsals Latham, July 22 through Aug. 14, 8 p.m. Davis. Becky Track & Keith Murphy, Men: Folk Art Portraits of Children from and Victoria Palermo. information, 242- Sundays al7 p.m. at Lynnwood Wednesdays through Saturdays, 2 p.m. and more, July 20, 7:30 p.m .. Pruyn the Fenimore Art Museum,' through Oct. 2243- Reformed Church, Route 146, Sundays, $l8.lnformalion, 87n529. House, 207 Old Niskayuna Road, 15; 'The Clark: Celebrating 50 Years at Art Call 6cr Artists Guilderland. Information, 861-8000'- Newtonville, $2 members, $5 non in Nature" and '50 Favorites: through THE HYDE COLLECTION May 16, 2006; and other ongoing BREAKING UP IS HARD TD DO members.lnformation, 783-1435. Rembrandt's 'Portrait- of Saskia van FRtENDSHIP SINGERS exhibitions. Inlormation, 413-458-0524. FtRST NtGHT ALBANY World premiere of musical based on the Uylenburgh, the Wite oLthe Artist," Openings in women's singing group, songs of Neil Sedaka, Capital Repertory THE LUSTRE KtNGS through Aug. 31, 'Painting Lake George, Seeking· artists lor annual city-run New focusing on old favorites and show Theater, 111 North Pearl SI., Albany, Local.fockabilly band, July 20, 7:30 ALBANY tNSTtTUTE OF ART 1774-1900," Ihrough Sept. 11 . plus Year's Eve celebration. Artists should tunes, rehearsals Tuesday mornings at through Aug. 14. $15-10 $40.lntormation, p.m., Bethlehem Public Library, 451 "Albany & Troy Arts and Crafts: 1907- ongoing exhibits, 161 Warren SI., Glens send audio compact diSC, tape or video Community United Methodist Church 445-7460. Delaware Ave., Delmar, free 1918," through Aug. 31. "Rembrandl & Falls. Inlormation, 792-1761. lape, a resume/biography, reviews, 1499 New Scotland Road, Slingerlands. Information, 439-9314. Tilus, Artist and Son: Paintings by photographs and references to City of Information, 439-2360. Albany Office of Special Events, Attn· THE COMPLETE WORKS OF Thomas Locker: through Aug. 14. Plus NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DANCE . exhibits on Hudson River School painting, Maura Gannon, City Hall-4th Floor, Eagle WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE LITTLE FEAT 'Dancing Rebels," an exhibit about the A CAPPELLA • American sculpture, Egypt and the history Street, Albany 12207. Deadline is Aug. (ABRIDGEDI New Dance Group, plus ongoing Rock veterans, with Boston Horns of Albany, 125 Washington Ave. 31. New, informal, coed a cappella group in exhibits, 99 South Broadway, Saratoga Comedy that spans the works 01 "The opening, part of Alive at Five concert Intormation, 463-4478. Delmar, lor adults and teens 16 and Springs. Intormation, 584-2225. Bard' presented by the Saratoga series, July 21, 5 p.m., Riverfront Park, DELMAR COMMUNtTY older. Information, 439-0130. Shakespeare Company, Congress Park, Albany. Intormation, 434-2032. ORCHESTRA Saratoga Springs, July 20-23 and 26-30, ALBANY CENTER GALLERIES NEW YDRK STATE r Openings in the strin.g, horn and StENA CHAMBER 6 p.m., July 24, 2 p.m., Iree. information, THOMAS MAPFUMO & 'David Arsenault: Ten Years 1995-2005,' MILITARY MUSEUM ORCHESTRA AND CHOtR 884-4947. percussion sections.lnformatiGn, 439- - THE BLACKS UNITED through Aug. 27, Albany Public Library, 'New York's Fighting Zouaves," through 161 Washington Ave., Albany. 7749. Rehearsals Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. fo~ African music, July 24, 7 p.m.,-Agnes October, 'Battleground for Freedom: New orchestra, Wednesdays at6 p.m. for GUYS AND DOLLS Intormation.462-4775. York during the Revolutionary War," and MacDonald Music Haven slage, Central COLONtE TOWN BANO choir. Siena College, Route 9, Broadway musical presented by the Not Park, Schenectady, tree. Information, 'To the Standard: Civil War Cavalry Flags Loudonville. Information, 783-2325. Several openings, rehearsals on So Common Players, Clifton Common, . 382-5152. ext. 4. SCHENECTAOY MUSEUM from the New York Stale Bailie Flag Mondays al 7:30 p.m. at town hall, Roule Clifton Park, July 21-24. 7:30 p.m., free "Dressing for Ihe RacetraCk,· through Cottection," ongoing, 61 Lake Ave" THE ORCHESTRA ON THE Saratoga Springs. Intormatlon, 581- 9, Newtonville. Information, 783-2760. Information, 877-5648 GEORGtE WONDERS ORCHESTRA Sept. 4, plus Spirit of Schenectady, COMMON collection highlights and planetarium, 5100. Big band music, July 26. 630 p.m., Cook Openings in Ihe siring section, also need SOUTH PACIFIC Nott Terrace Heights.lnlormation, 382- COLONtE CENTENNtAL Pari<, Colonie. free. Information, 869- BRASS CHOtR French horn. trombone, flute and bass Rodgers and Hammerstein musical 7562. drum players, rehearsals Friday at 9 a.m., presented by Park Playhouse, Washington Openings lor brass players, rehearsals ~n Shenendehowa Senior Cenler, Clifton Park, Albany, through Aug. 14, 8 p.m. GOOD EARTH Common, Clifton Park. Information, 372- Tuesdays through Sundays, free seating on lawn. For reserved sealing and Capital Region jam band, July 28, BY information, call 434-0776. 11:30 a.m., Ten Eyck Plaza, Albany. MAGICMAZEe STAR- HOCUS-FOCUS HENRY aoLTINOFF free. Information, 465-2143. LEON RUSSELL KFCZWTQNKIFDCZW Legendary· blues performer, wilh Folding Sky opening, part of Alive at U RPM J H E C S Z x U S Q Five concert series, July 28, 5 p.m., Riverfront Park, Albany. Information, J StRSY N L G D N E CRY Z X G V T 434-2032 Capital Region modern rock band, July 20,11:30 a.m, Ten Eyck Plaza. Albany, R P N L J E H E A E C AN YW free. Information, 465-2143. T>anc~ VTTRLTLDWI YP I NL THE LOVIN' SPOONFUL K I G S W F GEE D·A L C B Classic rock band, with the Hurricanes NEW YORK CtTY BALLET opening, July 20, 7 p.m., Empire State Plaza. Albany, free.lnformatlon, 473- Performances of works by Gershwin, ZXPUUOTWNDUNLSD 0559. Tschaikovsky, Stravinsky and others through July 23, 8:15 p.m., Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Spa RUDPORMTLADJ PR THE MCKRELLS . State Park, $15 to $59.lntormation, Popular area Celtic band. July 20, 7 p.m .. 584-9330. PIG E A K F R D B PUB F A Freedom Park, Schonowee Avenue, . Scotia, free. Information, 370-0662. AYXHWUDEPAHSTTO TONY TRtSCHKA S Q CPO N L K K CUR T S B Bluegrass artist, with Nick Barr opening, July 20, 7 p.m., Voorheesville PubliC NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM Find tbe lisred words in the diagram. Tbey run an all direaians - library, 51 School Road, Voorheesville, 'Ann Zane Shanks: Behind the Lens: forward. bIIctward, UP. dow.n.:md diagonally. free. Information, 765-2791. through Feb. 26. Plus permanent Billing Network Pupil studded • collections on the 9/11 recovery effort, Chart Of David Shaped Trek LUCY KAPLANSKY Dust Of India Spangled Wars Singer-songwriter, July 20, 7 p".m .• Agnes Fruit Player Struck ·S.l9J1!P an!.1. '9 '6u!SS!w rue suouna ·s 'Ja~ S! SMaIS 'to ·6u~w S! J8ll!~UCY,) '£ ·SJ9"p 6u!uedo MOPUIM 0z: ·6u!SSlW S! u6!s . ~ :SG:lUaJ9#!O '.'-"~ HUg:; llillifi2;jiflWiSM: LF ·Y"":KtbietBLm ,..... ~ .. ' '0iiii?~;L!Jti..I~;;;;;;'aIJS2> q:,:~~",ill w . 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Out. 23 ;11011. Out. 25 Sponsored by the South Bethlehem MEDITATION !AJe~. 20 . "I1tUJ'S. Out. 21 United Methodist Church,Willowbrook Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Out. Avenue, weekly on Tuesdays, 11 :30 a.m. Compassion, at the KTC Buddhist BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM 101 p.m. Information, 767-9953. Center, Doane Stuart School, Route 9W, BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM PRAYER MEETING Albany, 7 p.m., Informal IOn, 374-1792. At Gospel Fellowship, 7 p.m .. 10 ' AA MEETING PEACE VIGfL' BETHLEHEM SENIOR CITIZENS Rockefeller Rd., Delmar, beneath TOWN BOARD DELMAR RDTARY Bethtehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elni Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace, weekty Normans Kill bridge, Information 482- Bethlehem Town Halt, 445 Delaware Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m. Ave., 730 pm. Inlormallon, 489-6779. peace vigil, Four Corners intersection, 2132. Ave .. 12:30 p.m. Information. 439-4955. Ave., 5:30 p.m. Information, 439-4955. Inlormalion.767-2930. Delmar, 5-6 p.m., Informalion. 439- 1968. BfNGD BETHLEHEM ART ASSOCIATION DELMAR KIWANIS BETHLEHEM TOASTMASTERS MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS Tool's Family Restaurant, Delaware at the Bethlehem Elks Lodge. Roule 144, Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 The Clubhouse, Adams Station Apts.,1 (MOPS) Avenue, 6:15 p.m.lnformalion, 439-2437 7:30 pm. Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m., Information, Juniper Drive, Delmar, 7:30 p.m. ·Christian fellowship group for mothers SUI1. Out. 24 or 439-6952. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 439-3948. Information, 439-0871 . of preschool children, at the Delmar . CLASS IN JEWISH MYSTICISM Parks and·Recreation Office, Elm Avenue Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., . Delmar Chabad Center, 109 Elsmere Park, 2-530 p.m. Also Thurs. 2-5:30 BETHLEHEM • nursery care provided, 9:30 a.m. until ADULT BIBLE STUDY Ave .. 7 p.m Information. 439-8280. p.rfI. Informalion, 439-0503. EVENINGS ON THE GREEN 11:30 a.m., In/ormation, cal! Jennifer at First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, NDDOR PISTOL SHOOTING NEW SCOTLAND Bethlehem Public Library's Free Summer 439-9929 or e-mail, [email protected] 7 p.m., Route 9W, Selkirk. Information, WORSHIP INFORMATION Albany County Pistol Club, Winne Place, PRESCHOOL STORY TIME Concert Series, 7:30 p.m. Information, 767-2243. Bethlehem Community Church, 201 Elm 7 to 9 p.m. Also Tuesday. Information, Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library, 439-9341 ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP Ave. 439-3135 439-0057 51 School Road, 10:15 a.m. tnformation. 765-2791 Northeast NY Alzheimer's Association YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Bethlehem Congregation 01 Jehovah's EXPLORER POST 157 BINGO For boys and gi rls 14-21, fOCUSing on NIMBLEFI NGERS/QUILTERS meetings for families, caregivers, and -Witnesses, Elm Avenue and Feura Bush Blanchard American Legion Post. 16 Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue environmentat conservation, 310 Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School. in ends; Delmar Presbyterian Church, Park, 2-5:30 p.m.lnlormalion, 439- Road. 439-0358 Poplar Drive, 7.30 p.rn.lnformation, 439- Kenwood Ave., 7:30-9 p.m. Information, Road, 1 to 3 p.m. Information, 765- 585 Delaware Ave" 7 p.rn. 0503. Bethtehem Lutheran, ChurCh, 85 Elm 9819. Ave , 439-4328. 439-4205. 2791 Delmar Full Gospel Church. 292 DELMAR COMM. ORCHESTRA ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS , SOLID ROCK CHURCH AA MEETINGS Elsmere Ave., 439-4407. Rehearsal, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 New Scotland Town Hall. Route 85, 7 TESTIMONY MEETING 1 Kenwood Ave., evening prayer and Slingerlands Community Church, 1499 Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information, p.m. Information, 765-3356. First Church of Christ. Scientist. 555 Bible study. 7 p.m. Informal IOn, 439- New Scotland Road, noon, and Delmar· Delaware Ave., 439'9252. 439-7749. Delaware Ave., 7:30.p.m.lnformation, 4314. Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave .. Delmar Reformed Church, 386 Delaware AA MEETING V'VILLE VILLAGE BOARO 439-2512. 8:30 p.m. Inlormation. 489-6779. Ave., 439-9929. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Etm Village Hall. 29 Voorheesville Ave., 7 CHENREZIG PRACTICE AND Family of God Nazarene Church, Ave., 8:30 p.m. Informafion. 489-6779. , pm. (6 pm. workshop meeting). NEW SCOTLAND NEW SCOTLAND MEDITATION NEW SCOTLAND Krumkill Road at Blessing Road, North Information, 765-2692. SUMMER READING CLUB Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Bethlehem. 453-9953 . First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555 At the Voorheesville Public Library, 51 SUMMER READING CLUB Compassion, at the KTC Buddhist THE CLOTHING CLOSET School Road, for grades 1-3, 2 p.m., Center, Doane Stuart School, Route 9W, Delaware Ave., 439-2512. At the Voorheesville Public Library, 51 signup necessary, 765-2791. Albany, 7 p.m., Information, 374-1792. A service supported by area Reformed First Reformed Church of Bethlehem. School Road. lor grades 4-6. 2 p.m., churches to provide clothing to those in Roule 9W. Selkirk. 767-2243 TEEN NIGHT signup necessary, 765-2791. need; volunteers welcome. Clarksville First United Methodist Church of At the Voorheesville Public Library, 51 !AJt2~., Out. 27 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS School Road, CD swap night, 7 p.m., no Reformed Church, Route 443, Delmar, 428 Kenwood Ave., 439-9976. FAITH TEMPLE Bethlehem Town Hall. 445 Delaware Clarksville, 8·30-11·30·a.m. and 4-7 Glenmont Commumty ChurCh, 1 Chapel signup. BETHLEHEM Ave., Delmar, 7:30 p.m. Inlormation, p.m. Informatfon, 768-2916 or 439- Lane. Glenmonl. 436-7710. QUARTET REHEARSAL Bible sludy, New Salem, 7"30 p.m. 439-4955. 5400. Gospel Felfowship, 10 Rockefeller Road, United Pentecostat Church, Route 85, Information, 765-2870. Delmar, 482-2132. New Salem, 7:15 p.m. Information, 765- DELMAij ROTARY 4410. EVENINGS ON THE GREEN STORIES fN THE VILLAGE PARK Kings Chapel. 434 Route 9W. Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m. PRAYER MEETING Bethlehem Public library's Free Summer Glenmont. 426-9955. Information. 767-2930: _ evening prayer meeting and Bible study, With librarian Joyce Laiosa, at the KTC Buddhist Center, Doane Sluart Concert Series, 7:30 p.m. Information, Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, School. Roule 9W, Albany.1o a.m. 439-9341. Road, 11 a.m. MOTHERS OF PRESCH'ODLERS Route 155, 7:30 p.m.lnformafion. 765- meditation, 11 a.m. tea, 11 :30 a.m .. study 3390. course, 374-1792. (MOPS) BINGO NEW SCOTLAND KIWANIS CLUB Mount Moriah Ministries, Route 9W, Christian fellowship group for mothers of NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS Blanchard American Legion Post, 16 Glenmont, 426-4510. preschool children, at the Detmar New Scotland Presbyterian Church, BETHLEHEM Poplar Drive, 7:30 p.m. Information, Route 85. 7 pm. Slingerlands Community UMC, 1499 Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., Wyman Osterhout Community Center, 439-9819 New Scotland Road, 439-1766 nursery care provided, 9:30 a.m. until New Salem, call for time. InformatIOn, Solid Rock ChurCh, 1 KenWOOd Ave., TAKE OFF PDUNDS "SENSIBLY 11·30 a.m., Information. calt Jennifer at 765-2109. 439-9929 or [email protected]. BOY SCOUT TROOP 58 Glenmont, 439-4314. Weekly meeting al Delmar Reformed Soulh Bethlehem Umred'Methodist AA MEETING Elsmere Elementary School, 247 Church, 386 Detaware Ave., Delmar, Church, 65 Willowbrook Ave., 767- Delaware Ave., 7:30109 p.m. 10:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Information, SOLID RDCK CHURCH First United Methodist Church of 9953 465-8732. 1 Kenwood Ave.: evening prayer and Bible Voorheesville, 68 Maple SI., 8 p.m. 9:.1'1. Out. 22 St. Michael's Shrine, Beacon Road at FARMERS MARKET Information, 489-6779. BC SCHOOL BDARD sludy. 7 p.m. Information. 439-4314. . Roule 9W, Glenmont, 462-2016. Market and Chicken Barbeque, district office, 90 Adams Place, 8 p.m. 51. Stephen's Episcopat Church, Poplar 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. rain or shine, First Information, BETHLEHEM Drive and Elsmere Avenue, Delmar, 439~ United Methodist Church, 428 Kenwood 3265; Ave. 51. Thomas The Aposlle Church, 35 CHfLDREN'S WRITfNG WORKSHOP TREASURE COVE THRIFT SHOP Adams Place, Delmar. 439-4951. Bethlehem Public Library, 451 Delaware First United Melhodist Church. 428 BETHLEHEM ELKS LODGE 2233 Umty of Faith Christian Fellowship. 436 Kenwood Ave., 9.a.m. to 6 p.m. Ave .. 9:30 a.m. -11 :30 a.m., 1016 River Road (Roule 144). Cedar Krumkill Road, North Bethlehem, 438- Inlormation, 439-9341. • Hill, 8 p.m. Information, 767-2886. 7740. SUMMER EXHI81T VISUAL SUPPORT GRDUP Childhood Treasures: Toys from the TESTIMONY MEETING Strategies to cope with Visual Past, Bethlehem Histoflcal Association, First Church of Christ. Scientist. 555 1003 River Road, 2 to 4 p.m Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. tnlormation, Impairment. led by Dr. EdWin Pesnet 439-2512. Refreshments. Room 101, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Avenue, NEW SCOTLAND Detmar, 1-2 pm. Sponsored by NEW SCOTLAND Bethleherp Senior Services. Information, 439-4955, 4. WORSHIP INFORMATION ext. AdNertise,r ... ,. ~~'.K;}:' ' ••.· ••·Yoar:: ..···B.asifless SUMMER READING CLUB All Nations Baptisl Church. 2558 Western Ave., Guilderland, 475-9086, , .. '.-<" AA MEETING ,Y?; For grades 41hrough 6,.iit the FSL and Bible classes, 9 a.m.; Worship . ,,,'"' >/1i).~ ',,, Voorheesville PubliC library, 51 School Firs! Reformed Church of Bethlehem, Services, 10 a.m. Road, 2 p.m., sigJiup necessary, 765- Route 9W, 7:30 p.m. Information, 489- ~ ClarkSVille Commumty ChurCh, Haute 2791. 6779. 443. 768-2916. Famify Worship Center, 92 Lower TOGqHER AT TWILIGHT CHABAD CENTER Copeland HIli Road. Feura 8ush. 768- Tony Tnschka in concert, at the Fflday services, diSCUSSion and kiddush 2021 Voorheesville Public Library lawn, 51 at sunset. 109 Elsmere Ave.lnformati.on, Fajlf! Temple, New Salem, 765-2870 Schoot Road, rain or shine, bring 439"8280. First United Methodist Church, 68 blankets or chairs, free, 7 p.m Maple Ave., Voorheesville, 765-2895. Jerusalem Reformed Church, Route 32, Feura . NEW SCDTLAND Bush. 43S:0548. FAITH TEMPLE Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, Bible sludy. New Salem. 7:30 p.m. PIONEER CLUBS Route 155, Voorheesville, 765-3390. Information, 765-2870. For children grades) through junior Onesquethaw Reformed ChurCh, high; Mounlainview Evangelical Free Tarrytown Road, Feura Bush, 768-2133. PRAYER MEETING Church, Roule 155. 345 - 5 p.m. New Scotland Presbyterian Church, evening prayer meeting and Bible study, Information, 765-3390. Roule 85. 439-6454. Mounlainview Evangelical Free Church, St. Matthew's Church, Mountain View Route 155. 7:30 p.m.lnlormation, 765- Road, Voorheesville, 765-2805. YOUTH GROUP MEETINGS Unionville Reformed Church, Delaware Give us a call at: 3390. . 439-4949 United Pentecostal ChurCh, Route 85, Turnpike. 439-5001 New Salem, 7 p.m In/ormation, 765- Uniled Pentecostal Church. Route 85, NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS 4410 New Salem, 765-4410 Wyman Osterhout Community Center, New Salem, call for time. Information, The Spotlight; Cownie Spotlight; Loudonville Spotligh~' Guilder~nd Spotligh~' 765-2109 N~kajuna Spotligh~ Scotia-Glenvilk Spotligh~' Rotterdam Spotligh~' AA MEETING First United Methodist Church of Voorheesville, 68 Maple St., 8·p.m. Cl~on ParklHalfinoon Spotligh~' Burnt HiUs Spotlight; Malta Spotlight; Saratoga Spotlight Information, 489-6779. THE SPOTLf)3HT July 20, 2005 ~ PAGE 29 "_3(7i1:~IJJ!{ .... SE,J~:~~,{I.J~",,,E ",", a. guide to services for your horne • I \APp:~j!<\NCE REP~I IWi rf.jiJl:RloRDESIGN I I if LANDSOAPING GRAVES Cushrons:c Pillows Joseph T. Hogan EMPIRE /", .... 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Pre-1920 Crocks, Jugs, War II/American or Nazi 439-4940. 439-6757. clinics, Saturdays, WANTED BUYING: All old costume Firemen hats, Badges, items, Civil War swords, Photos, Pre-1965 toy pictures, etc.. Any Benson's Pet Center, TUTORING ANTIQUE PAPER ITEMS and better jewelry. Call PAINTING trains, plastic model kits, condition,even broken or Wolf Rd., 11-3. Photographs, 439-6129. Door frames, windows, www.homewardbound MATH TUTORING HIGH toy cars, trucks, boats, rusty. Call 745-8897. Stereoviews, Daguerreo- railings, & decks. No job dogrescue.com SCHOOL All Subjects In- WANTED TO BUY PRE- and great communication message from the SPOT NORTHEAST NURSING: .41, plus tarp. Sign-on- Make $500-$2980 1-817- Evenings, Weekends. HELP WANTED skills to work in our new LlGHl" Newspapers and LPN's & RN's- Staff relief, bonus. Students Wel- 273-5330 References. 446-9193. • AVON" $20 free product Latham salon. Please, the Federal Trade Com Referral bonus, Competi come. Class-A required. 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HOME CARE/COMPAN STARVING ARTIST www.ftc.gov to learn Street, Ravena, NY needs 1500 people to mail NEEDS WORK: Mainte motivated individuals with Roehl drivers are! Van - out New DeSigner greet ION, Meals, Errands, more. A public service 12143.518-756-3487 nance, Yard Cleanup, retail sales experience up to .39, Flatbed - up to ing cards from home. Housekeeping, etc. Days, Gardening. 439-6056 . HiM WtI1Ff,,';tYPtS;HiP !1i@!m:::remlFI'i%\tN%T'Th7EHi¥t<';"NiI!t'l1%F(tNil!t1%NiI!m<~Uii1iii)"",.w,~""",,,,,(",'P- -l ,!. ct!!lu Aim~'."l'L;:.:F!l1'·"t"?'ii£:)lF;ii£:)¥I"'(FNiI!llIiiI1lmt'(1 ~ I A C"" C' I. c= I """""""I"'''ci%,@''lil;''('~,'=,= "'.".";~ " ..:"'.'" REAL ESTATE street parking, Hardwood ing, new windows, all ap- NO DOWN PAYMENT? LAND WANTED Three Seasons Resort, an Sound in the heart of Cape WANTED fl oors. Pnv· ate ,sc reen ed prances,I· 1 car garage, PROBLEM CREDIT? If NYS LAND WANTED. Ocenafront Resort/Fr·ne Cod. Private Beach. po ch 66 Delaware Ave · I 4890768 Dining establishment Heated Pool. 508-398- SINGLE MOM + 2 Small r. . gas frrepace. - . you're motivated and fol- Immediate cash buyer. 16 6091 or www.three 456-6644. ASHEVILLE, NC MOUN- I Y . b· F· overlooking Nantucket Children Seeking Quiet, ow our proven, no-non- ears In usmess. air, seasons resort. com Clean Bethlehem area DELMAR- Studio, Rural TAINS. Gated Commu- sense program we'll get honest & quick closing. realty for rent by 08/301 Setting, Suitable For 1. nity. Spectacular View & you into a NEW HOME. Highest prices paid for 05. References available. Non-Smoker, Utilities, River Lots. Clubhouse, Call 1-800-830-2006, visit farmland or woodlands. 768-8143. Garage. $550, heaVelec.! Paved Roads, Hiking and www . Arne ric a n Hom e All properties considered. cableincluded.439-0390. Fishing. GRAND OPEN- Partners.com Visit www.nysland /tUi"HI"tiOIl REAL ESTATE Glenmont - $ 1500 plus ING AUGUST 12th- 15th wanted.comorcaIl1-800- FOR RENT HUGE INCENTIVES. COMMERCIAL 229-7843 tC;JL;AA:E~,;S"IAET;rJ\Y8,;,Q",S, Util.ities and Park Assoc. FOR LEASE DELMAR- 2 BR apt. with Fee. Chadwick Square; 2 www.bearriverlodge.net. garage. $750+/month. BR+Loft;2-1/2Bath;CI 866-411-5263 DELAWARE PLAZA LAND FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE tained (service records Available immediately. LAND BARGAINS- FREE A; 2 car garage; 2 story AUCTION OF DELMAR - Retail space FOR SALE provided). CD/cas Call 436-3938. Townhouse. References, RENSSELAER COUNTY available. For leasing in LIST 3- 32 acre parcels in 1998 PORSCHE sette, .sunroof, power security deposit & Lease; REAL PROPERTY TAX formation call Delaware Fulton, Montgomery and COEYMANS: 2+ bed BOXSTER Ssp, silver & locks/windows, alloy Available Sept. 1. Please FOR E C LOS U RED Plaza Associates at 439- Herkimer counties New room, washer/dryer black, only 18,500 miles, wheels. 145K (engine call Karin at 877-351-857 PROPERTIES! August 9030. York. Ideal homesites hookup, off street park excellent condition, 4 new has 120K). Worth Beautiful vie.ws- Financ ing, $575+ utilities, + se for more information; [email protected];-H"O"U7.S"'E"'S"""F"'O"'R""S"'A""'L"'E- yokohama's, stereo CD, $3000, asking $2600. ing available. Call curity. Available 7/29. leave message; quet House, North Troy, heated seats, cabin wind 331-2129. Helderberg Realty 518- 966-4661. LOUDONVILLE: 2BR, NY AAR,INC.!HAR,INC FORECLOSED GOV'T deflector, air,· car cover. 800 243 0061 FREE HOMES$O or Low down! 861-6541 .1996 JEEP CHERO Delmar - $1300 plus 2BA, AlC, Non-smoking, -- $19,500. 518-439-7755 KEE CLASSIC- No me No pets, No children. 1 b roc h ure: www. NYS "fax repos and bankrupt- Utilities - 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 VACATION R"NTALS or 518-265-4485. chanical defeds, Good . story House on dead-end car garage. Fireplace. AUCTIONS.com cies! No Credit OK $Oto • BRANT LAKE CAMP 1995 Grand AM, Auto, condition, 152K-mostly street surrounded by 125 $950.785-5279. 'FORECLOSED GOVT· low down. For listings FOR RENT: 3BR, Sleeps V6, AMIFMICassette, highway miles. AlC, acres; all appliances HOMES$OorLowdown! (800)501-1777 ext 1095 Small studio apartment, 6, Beach, Dock, if needed. jJower windows/locks, cruise, new CD, roof (new).; wood-burning Tax repos and bankrupt- LAND Duanesburg, beautiful $550/wk.465-2072. cruise, good condition, rack. $3,699 : Leave . stove; deck; porch; one views, horse stall avail cies! NoCreditO.K. $Oto CHERRYRIDGESUBDI blue, 92k, asking $2,200. message: 727-6886. 1 stall garage. References, able, $575/mo, includes low down. For listings VISION PRIME BUILD GREAT SACANDAGA 785-8751. security deposit & Lease; utilities, NS, 895-2244. (800)501-1777 ext 1095 ING LOTS FOR SALE 5.6 LAKE, FULTON AUTOS WANTED COUNTY, NEW YORK: 1995 INTREPID, V6, Available Sept. 1. Please GEORGIA COAST- Acres-$79,9004.2acres JUNK CARS call Karin at877-351-8571 REAL ESTATE Right at the lake's edge. White, Auto, Power win Large wooded access, $109,500 Beautifulcoun WANTED: A1 USED for more information; FOR SALE Charming cottage. Se dowsllocks, CD, cruise, marshfront & golf course try setting located near AUTO PARTS- HIGH leave message. cluded with a magnificent air, special alum .. wheels, CLIFTON PARK: Lexing homesites. Gated with Scranton. Wooded, views EST PRICE PAID FOR lake view. Private dock. runsgreat.109K.$1575. Delmar - $650 incl. HIHW ton Commons- 3BR Co- tennis,kayaking,&canoe- & stream- what more YOUR JUNK CARS. Walk to everything. 439-3743. 1 BR. Apt. 1st floor (rear) lonial, 2.5BA, All electrit;:: ing. Limited availability- could you ask for? EZ fi Call: 768-8103. Sleeps 6, no pets. $9501 Village Drive Apartment kitchen. Mint condition. mid$70's & up. Call today nancing. Avail. Call today! 2000 SUBARU Leg. week. (518)458-7465. AAA Rated Donation. Complex; Seniors pre Peggy Reagan Realty. 1-877-266-7376 866-222-5263 866-383- Wgn. 150K, Exc. Cond., Always, maintained. DONATE YOUR CAR, ferred; References, se 463-9230 or 428-9300. MOVING TO LAS VE 8423 OCEAN CITY, MARY Boat or Real Estate. curity deposit & Lease; LAND. Best selection of $3995.765-5163 (pm). CUSTOM BUILT LOG GAS?? Check out Boul FREE LAND LIST IRS Tax Deductible available approx. Sept. 1. affordable rentals. Fulll 2003 Nissan Murano. 6 HOMES: Many models der Cascade MFG Hous Lakefront, Mountain Free Pick-UplTow Any Please call Karin at 877- available. Yourlotorours. ing Community. New partial weeks. Call for Cyl. Basic black SUV. Model! Condition. Help Farms, Estates, Berk FREE brochure. 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LLC. The New York Limited Liabil cess served should be for Extension, Albany, New York were filed with the NY Sec Albany Co. SSNY desig LCD-11895 2. ·The Articles of Organiza ity Company Law warded to Equitititle, LLC, 12205. retary of State on June 27, nated as agent of LLC upon (July 20.2005) tion of the Company were 1. The name of the limited li 1118 Campus Drive West. LCD-11777 2005. The purpose of the whom process may be filed with the Secretary of ability company is PROPER Morganville, NJ 07751. (July 20 .. 2005) LLC is to engage in any law served. PO. address which LEGAL NOTICE State on May 26, 2005. TIES BY MECC. LLC. New York office location: Al ful act or activity. The office SSNY shall mail any process Notice of Formation ot'Roch 3. The County within New 2. The Articles of Organiza bany County. The principal of the LLC is to be located it] against the LLC served upon elle Inger PLLC Arts. of Org. York State which the office of tion were tiled with the Sec office of Equititle, LLC is 1118 LEGAL NOTICE Albany County. The Secre him: clo Michael Mitnick, filed with NY Secy. of St&te the Company is to be located retary of State on July 1, Campus Drive West, tary of .State is designated as Berdon LLP (SSNY) on 6/28/05 Office is Albany. .2005. Morganville, NJ 07751. A Notice of Formation of 638 the agent of the LLC upon 360 Madison Ave., NY, NY location: Albany County. 4. The Secretary of State 3_ The office of the Limited copy of Equititle's Certificate West 160 LLC Arts. of Org. whom process against the 10017 SSNY is designated as has been designated as Liability Company is to be of Formation may be ob filed with NY Secy. Of State LLC may be served. The Purpose: To engage in any agent of LLC upon whom agent of the limited liability located in Albany County. tained from the New Jersey (SSNY) on 6/15/05 Office 10- address to which the Secre lawful activity process against it may be company upon whom-pro 4. The Secretary of State is Division of Revenue, 225 eation: Albany County. SSNY tary of State shall mail a copy LCD-11874 served. SSNY shall mail pro cess against the Company designated as agent of the State Street, 3rd floor, Tren is designated as agent pf of any process against the (July 20. 2005) cess to: 1 Dalewood Drive, may be served and the post limited liability company ton, NJ 08608. Purpose: title LLC upon whom process LLC is 255 Washington Av Suffern, NY 10901 Purpose: office address within this upon whom process against abstract company. against it may be served. enue Extension, Albany, any lawful activity. state to which the Secretary it may be served. The post LCD-11759 SSNY shall mail process to: New York 12205. LEGAL NOTICE LCD-11896 of State shall mail a copy of office address within New (July 20. 2005) 566 East 8th Street, Brook LCD-11841 (July 20.2005) any process against the York to which the Secretary lyn, NY 11218 Purpose: any (July 20. 2005) Notice of Formation of 655 Company served upon it is: of State shall mail a copy of lawful activity. West 160 LLC Arts. of Org. 6 Wembley Court filed with NY Secy. of State any process against the lim LEGAL NOTICE LCD-11778 LEGAL NOTICE Albany, NY 12205 ited liability company served (July 20. 2005) LEGAL NOTICE (SSNY) on 7/6/05 Office lo 5. The registered agent of upon him or her is: The LLC, Notice of Formation of cation: Albany County. S$NY 1. Name of the Limited li the limited liability company 30 Citation Drive, Latham, Dunkin 36 LLC Arts. of Org. Integrity Financial Partners, is designated as agent of ability Company, (hereinafter upon whom process against NY 12110. filed with NY Secy. Of State LEGAL NOTICE LLC, dba Integrity Plan Ad LLC upon whom process LLC) is Poppy's Italian the liability company can be 5. The limited liability com (SSNY) on 6/9/05 Office 10- ministrators, LLC was filed against it may be served. Kitchen, LLC. served is: DR Human Re pany is formed for any legal eation: Albany County. SSNY Notice of Formation of MPO with the SSNY on 6/27/05. SSNY shall mail process to: 2. Date of filing of Articles of sources, LLC, 6 Wembley business purpose or pur is designated as agent of of NY, LLC: Arts. of Org. filed Office: Albany Coun1y. SSNY 566 East 8th Street, Brook Organization with the Secre Court. Albany. NY 12205. poses. LLC upon whom process with Secy. of State of NY designated as agent of LLC lyn. NY tary of State is 7/13/05. 6. The character of the busi LD-11875 against it may be served. (SSNY) on 6/9/2005. Office whom process against may 11218 Purpose: any lawful 3. Office is located in Albany ness is to conduct any law (July 20. 2005) SSNY shall mail process to: location: Albany County. be served. The P.O. address activity. County. . ful business activity for profit 3 Moline Court, Kings Point, SSNY designated as agent which SSNY shall mail any LCD-11876 4. Secretary of State is des that is not otherwise prohib NY 11024 Purpose: any law of LLC upon whom process process against the lLC (July 20. 2005) ignated as Agent of the LLC ited by the laws of the State LEGAL NOTICE ful activity. against it may be served. served upon him: David I. ______. upon whom process against of New York. LCD-11761 SSNY shall mail process to: Katz, Integrity Financial Part it may be served. LD-11726 NOTICE OF FORMATION (July 20, 2005) NY Secretary of State, Divi ners, LLC dba Integrity Fi LEGAL NOTICE 5. Pbst .affice address to (July 20. 2005) OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED sion of Corporations and nancial Administrators, 581 which the Secretary of State LIABILITY COMPANY State Records, Albany, NY Main Street, 4th Floor, Notice of Formation of 129 shall mail a copy of any pro (LLC). LEGAL NOTICE 12231-0001 Purpose: any Woodbridge, NJ 07095. Pur W56 LLC Arts. of Org. filed cess against the limited liabil LEGAL NOTICE with NY Secy, of State The name of the LLC is lawful activity. pose: Any lawful purpose. ity company served upon FIRST COLUMBIA CEN Notice of Formation of Rapid LCD-11788 LCD-11846 (SSNY) on 7/7/05 Office lo him or her is: clo 1486 Notice of Qualification of TURY-22, LLC. The Articles Realty LLC Arts. of Org. filed (July 20,2005) (July 20. 2005) cation: Albany County. SSNY Castleridge Rd., Castleton, Pawling Land Co. LLC. Au of Organization of the LLC with NY Secy. Of State . ______~~_ is designated as agent of NY 12033. The LLC shall nol thority filed with Secy. of were filed with the NY Sec (SSNY) on 6/6/05 Office 10- LLC upon whom process have a registered agent. State of NY (SSNY) on 5/13/ retary of State on June 6, eation: Albany County. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. 6. The Company has no 05. Office location: Albany 2005. The purpose at- the is designated as agent of SSNY shall mail process to: specific date of dissolution. County. LLC formed in Dela LLC is to engage in any law LLC upon whom process Notice of Formation of DEAD DOG RECORDS LLC 110 Susquehanna Avenue, The LLC is formed for any ware (DE) on 3/4/04. SSNY ful act or activity. The office against it may be servea. Yosher LLC Arts. of Org. filed Notice of Organization: Great Neck, NY lawful business purpose. designated as agent of LLC 11021 Purpose: any lawful of the LLC is to be located in SSNY shall mail process to: with NY Secy. of State DEAD DOG RECORDS LLC LCD-11901 upon whom process against activity. Albany County. The Secre PO Box 773, Monsey, NY (SSNY) on 6/21/05. Office was filed with SSNY 02/151 (July 20. 2005) . it may be served. SSNY shall tary of State is designated as 10952 Purpose: any lawful location: Albany County. 05. Office: Albany Co. SSNY LCD-11877 mail process to: c/o Corpo the agent of the LLC upon activity. SSNY is designated as designated as agent of LLC (July 20. 2005) ration Service Company agent of LLC upon whom whom process against the LCD-11762 upon whom pro~ess may be LEGAL NOTICE (CSC). 80 State St.. Albany. LLC may be served. The (July 20. 2005) process against it may be served. P.O. address which NY 12207. DE address of address to which the Secre served. SSNY shall mail pro SSNY shall mail any process LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of LLC: c/o CSC. 2711 tary of State shall mail a copy cess to: 1728 44th Street, against the LLC served upon McCashion Brothers Holding Centerville Road, Ste. 400, of any process against the LEGAL NOTICE Brooklyn, NY 11204 Pur him: c/o Jerome Leventhal, Notice of Formation of Company, LLC, Art. of Org. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. LLC is 26 Century Hill Drive, pose: any lawful activity. Leventhal Financial Services Normandy West Realty LLC filed Sec'y of State (SSNY) of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Suite 101, Latham, New York WINDSOR_OF ALBANY. LCD-11804· Corp., 15 Remsen Ave., Arts. of 'Org. filed with NY 2124/05. Office location: Al State, Loockerman & Fed 12110. LLC, Notice of formation of (July 20. 2005) Roslyn. NY 11576 Secy. of State (SSNY) on 7/ bany County. SSNY desig eral St., Dover, DE 19901. LCD-11735 a domestic Limited Liability Purpose: To engage in any 8/05 Office location: Albany nated as agent of LLC upon Purpose: any lawful activity. Company (LLC) Articles of lawful activity County. SSNY is designated whom process may be LD-11729 (July·20. 2005) as agent of LLC upon whom Organization filed with the LEGAL NOTICE LCD-11870 served. SSNY shall mail (July 20. 2005) New York Secretary of State (July 20. 2005) process against it may be copi of process: Kevin served. SSNY shall mail pro LEGAL NOTICE on May 5. 2005. The pur-· Notice of Formation of 1734- McCashion, 84 Frederick pose of the LLC is to engage 46th Street. LLC Arts. of Org. cess to: 26 Prices Switch Ave. , Albany, NY 12205. Pur LEGAL NOTICE The' name of the LlC is in any lawful act or activity. filed w~h NY Secy. of State LEGAL NOTICE Road, Warwick, NY 10990 pose: any lawful purpose. Pozitive Development, LlC. The office of the LLC is to be (SSNY) on 6/20/05. Office Purpose: any lawful activity. LCD-11902 Notice of Qualification of location: Albany County. LCD-11891 The date of the filing of the located in Albany County. Steenburg & Patrick LLC (July 20.2005) Cross Atlantic Investors LLC. articles of organization with The Secretary of State is SSNY is designated as Notice of Organization: (July 20. 2005) Authority filed with Secy. of the N.Y. Secretary of State designated as the agent of agent of lLC upon whom Steenburg & Patrick LLC State of NY (SSNY) on 4/28/ is: 1/06/2003_ the LLC upon whom process process against it may be was filed with SSNY 02/04/ LEGAL NOTICE 05. Office location: Albany The office of the LLC shall be against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail pro 05. Office: Albany Co. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE County. LLC formed in Dela in the County of Albany and served. The address to cess to: 1734- 46th Street, deSignated as agent of LLC Notice of Qualification of Aon ware (DE) on 4/11/05. SSNY State of NY. which the Secretary of State Brooklyn. NY 11204 Pur upon whom process may be Notice of Formation of One Premium Finance, LLC. Au- designated as agent of LLC The NY Secretary of State is shall mail a copy of any pro pose: any lawful activity. served. P.O. address which Third KCtrka, LLC Arts. of thority filed with Secy. of upon whom process against designated as the agent of cess against the LLC is 596 LCD-11805 SSNY shall mail any process Org. filed with NY Secy. of Slate of NY (SSNY) on 5/101 it may be served. SSNY shall the LLC upon whom process New Loudon Road, Latham, (July 20. 2005) against the LLC served upon State (SSNY) on 6/16/05 05. Office location: Albany mail process to: c/o Corpo against it may be served. New York 12110. him: cIa the LLC 16 Office location: Albany County. LLC formed in Dela- ration Service Co., 2711 The post office address to LCD-11774 Woodrige St. County. SSNY is designated. ware (DE) on 7/8/04. SSNY C~nt~rville Road, Ste. 400, which the Secretary of State (July 20. 2005) LEGAL NOTICE Albany. NY12203 as agent of LLC upon whom designated as agent of LLC WIlmIngton, DE 19808, the shall mail a copy of any such Purpose: To engage in any process against it may be upon whom process against' DE ad.dress .of LLC. Arts. of • process served upon him/her Notice of Formation of Land lawful activity served. SSNY shall mail pro- it may be served. SSNY shall Org. filed With DE Secy. of is to: Pozitive Development LEGAL NOTICE Title Associates Agency LLC LCD-11871 cess to: 1507 Route 202, mail process to: cIa Corpo~ State, 401 Federal St., 00- LLC, 10 Erie Or., Arts. of Org. filed with NY (July 20. 2005) Pomona, NY 10970 Pur· ration Service Company ver,DE19901.Purpose:any Slingerlands, NY 12159. NOTICE OF FORMATION Secy. of State (SSNY) on 41 pose: any lawful activity. (CSC), 80 State st, Albany, lawful activity. The LLC does not have a OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED 15/05. Office location: Albany LCD-11892 NY 12207. DE address of LD-11745 date of dissolution. LIABILITY COMPANY County. SSNY is designated LEGAL NOTICE (July 20.2005) LLC: c/o CSC. 2711 (July 20. 2005) The purpose of the LLC is to (LLC). as agent of LLC upon whom Centerville Road, transact any lawful business. The name of the LLC is MRP process against it may be FAMOUS CONSULTING Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. LCD-11749 CRESCENT VILLAGE AS served. SSNY shall mail pro SERVICES LLC LEGAL NOTICE of Org. filed with DE Secy. of LEGAL NOTICE SOCIATES. LLC. The Ar cess to: 1979 Marcus Ave., Notice of Organization: (July 20. 2005) Notice of Formation of State, Federal & Duke of ticles of Organization of the Suite 21 0, Lake Success, NY FAMOUS CONSULTING York Sts., Dover, DE 19:;)01. Notice of Qualification of LLC were filed with the NY 11042. Purpose: any lawful SERVICES LLC was filed Nealco'Towers LLC Arts. of STC Five LLC. Authority filed Org. filed with NY Secy. of Purpose: any lawful activity. Secretary of State on June activity. C with SSNY 02/15/05. Office: with Secy. of State of NY LEGAL NOTICE State (SSNY) on 6/27/05 LD-11635 10,2005. The purpose of the LCD-11806 Albany Co. SSNY desig (July 20. 2005) (SSNY) on 5/24/05. Office NOTICE OF FORMATION LLC is 10 engage in any law .(July 20.2005) nated as agent of LLC upon Office location: Albany location: Albany County. LLC OF LIMITED LIABILITY ful act or activity. The office whom process may be County. SSNY is designated formed, in Delaware (DE) on as agent of LLC up9n whom COMPANY. NAME: Neigh of the LLC is to be located in served. P.O. address which LEGAL NOTICE 4/14/05. SSNY designated borhood Health Insurance Albany County. The Secre LEGAL NOTICE SSI\IY shall mail any process process against it may be as agent of LLC upon whom Agency, LLC, Articles of Or tary of State is designated as against the LLC served upon served. SSNY shall mail pro NOTICE OF FORMATION process against it may be ganization were filed with the the agent of the LLC upon NOTICE OF FORMATION him: clo Lauterbach cess to: 30 Prospect Drive, OF BENTON ENTER served. SSNY shall mail pro Secretary of State of New whom process against the OF A REGISTERED LIM Garfinkel Damast & Hol Brentwood, NY 11717 Pur PRISES LLC cess to: clo Corporation Ser York (SSNY) on 6/06/05. Of LLC may be served. The ad ITED PARTNERSHIP (L.P.). lander LLP 22 W. 38th St. pose: any lawful activity. The name of the LLC is vice Co., 80 State St., Al fice location: Albany County. dress to which the Secretary The name of the L.P. is 121h Fl.. NY. NY 10018 LCD-11893 ' BENTON ENTERPRISES bany, NY 12207. DE address SSNY has been designated of State shall mail a copy of CALIFORNIA ASSOCI Attn: Jeffry Hollander, Esq. (July 20. 2005) LLC. The date of filing of the of LLC: 2711 Centerville as agent of the LLC upon any process against the LLC ATES, L.P. The Certificate of Purpose: To engage in any Articles of Organization with Road, Ste. 400, Wilmington, whom process against it may is 255 Washington Avenue Registration of the L.P. was lawful activity the N.Y. Secretary of State is DE 19808. Arts. of Org. filed be served. SSNY shall mail Extension, Albany, New York filed with the New York Sec LCD-11872 LEGAL NOTICE Aprii 15, 2005. The office of with DE Secy. of State, 401 a copy of process to the The 12205. retary of State on June 28, (July 20. 2005) the LLC· shall be in the Fe<:,;eral St., Ste. '4, Dover, LLC at 1202 Troy LCD-11776 2005. The purpose of the Notice of Formation of CRG DE 19901. Purpose: any Resources LLC Arts. of Org. County of Albany and State Schenectady Road, Latham, (July 20. 2005) L.P. is to engage in any law of N.Y. lawful activity. New York 12110. The limited ful act or activity. The office LEGAL NOTICE filed with NY ·Secy. of State The Secretary of State is LD-11746 (SSNY) on 6/22/05 Office liability company is orga of the L.P. is to be located in .ojesignated as the agent of (July 20. 2005) nized for the purposes of LEGAL NOTICE Albany County. The Secre Rebel Muzic Worldwide, LLC location: Albany County. the LLC upon whom process soliciting, negotiating, andlor tary of State is designated as Notice of Organization: SSNY is designated as against it may be served. selling accident and health NOTICE OF FORMATION the agent of the L.P. upon Rebel Muzic Worldwide, LLC agent of LLC upon whom The Secretary of State shall LEGAL NOTICE insu:ance contracts and any OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED whom process 'against the was filed with SSNY 03/01/ process against it may be mail a copy of any process other lawful purpose permit LIABILITY COMPANY L.P. may be served. The ad 05. Office: Albany Co. SSNY served. SSNY shall mail pro against the Company to the Notice of Qualification of ted by New York State Insur (LLC). dress to which the Secretary designated as agent of LLC cess to: 6 Barlett Road, following post office address: Pearl Carroll &, Associates ance Laws and Regulations. The ·name of tbe LLC is of State shall mail a copy of upon whom process may be Monsey, NY 10952 Purpose: 135 Church St., Saratoga LLC. Authority filed with LJ-11756 . CRESCENT VILLAGE AS any process against the L.P. served. P.O. address which, any lawful activity. Springs, .N. Y. 12866. Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) (July 20. 2005) SOCIATES. LLC. The Ar is 255 Washington ,Avenue SSNY shall mail any process lCD-11894 The character or purpose of on 4/21/05. Office location: ticles of Organization of the Extension, Albany, New York against the LLC served upon (July 20, 2005) the business of the LLC is to Albany County. LLC formed LLC were filed with the NY 12205. him: cIa Eric Briner, LL transact any lawful business. in Delaware (DE) on 312105. LEGAL NOTICE Secretary of State on Ju'ne LCD-11840 Bussiness Management Inc. LD-11725 SS.NY designated as agent LEGAL NOTICE 10,2005. The purpose of the (July 20. 2005) 3000 MarcusAve., Ste. 3W7, (July 20, 2005) of LLC upon whom process Equititle, lLC, a New Jersey LLC is to engage in any law Lake Success, NY 11042 against It may be served. Notice' of Formation of Fair limited liability company, us ful act or activity. The office Purpose: To engage in any SSNY shall mail process to: ing the fictitious name in New of the LLC is to be located in LEGAL NOTICE lawful activity Oaks Estates LLC Arts. of c/o CT Corporation System, Org. filed with NY Secy.. of LEGAL NOTICE York of "Equititle Abstracr Albany County. The Secre LCD-11873 111 8th Ave .• NY. NY 10011. tary of State is designated as NOTICE OF FORMATION State (SSNY)on 5/10/05 DE address of LLC: 1209 was formed on 10/10/02, (July 20. 2005) Office location: 'Albany NOTICE OF FILING OF AR filed an Application for Au- the agent of the LlC upon OF A DOMESTIC. LIMITED Orange St., Wilmington, DE County. SSNY is designated TICLES OF ORGANIZA- ;" PAGE 34 - July 20, 2005 THE SPOTLfGH LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE - 19801. Arts. of Org. filed with pose: a(lY lawful activity. LLC; 12405 Powerscourt Dr., 6. The Limited Liabifity Com this Agreement or sooner ter designated as agent of the LEGAL NOTICE DE Seey. of State, 401 Fed LD-11786 . St. Louis, MO 63131. Arts. pany shall have all power~ minated in accordance with Limited Liability Company eral St., Dover, DE 19901. (July 20, 2005) of Org. filed with DE Seey. of and purposes allowed it by this Agreement. upon whom process against Notice Of. Formation of J~~ Purpose: any lawful activity. State, Div. of Corps., 401 law. SIXTH: The purpose of the it may be served. The Post INTERNATIONAL ENT~r LD-11747 Fede(al St., Dover, DE LD-11831 business of the Company is office address within or with PRISES LLC. Arts. of Or (July 20, 2005) LEGAL NOTICE 19901. Purpose: any lawful (July 20, 2005) any lawful activity pursuant out this state to which the filed with Secy. of State of N activity. to Section 203 of the New Secretary of State shall mail (SSNY) on 6/30/05. Offic Notice of Formation of 131 LD-11810 York Limited Liability Com a copy of any process location: Albany Count LEGAL NOTfCE EAGLE LLC. Arts. of Org. (July 20, 2005) LEGAL NOTfCE pany Law. against the Limited Liability SSNY deSignated as age filed with Secy. of State of NY LD-11836 Company served upon him of LLC upon whom proces Notice of Qualification of (SSNY) on 6/13/05. Office Notice of organization of AM (July 20, 2005) or her is: 279 Troy against it may be serve Ruby Fishkill Limited Part location: Albany COl!nty. LEGAL NOTICE Offices. SGhenectady Road, SSNY'shall mail process t nership. Authority filed with SSNY designated as agent Under Section 203 of the Latham, NY 12110. c/o The LLC, 46 State St Secy. of S1a1e of NY (SSNY) of LLC upon whom process NOTICE OF FORMATION Limited Liability Company LEGAL NOTICE 5. None of the members of 3rd FI., Albany, NY 1220 on 6/7/05. Office location: against it may be served. OF LIMITED LIABILITY Law of the State of New York the Limited Liability Com Attn: USA Corporate Se Albany County. LP formed in SSNY shall mail process to: COMPANY (LLC) 1. The name of the Limited Notice of Formation of pany (the "Members") in vices Inc., registered age Delaware (DE) on 5/27/05. c/o Castro & Remer, P.C., Name: T LEMME ASSOCI·. 'Liability Company is AM Of VALUE 17 LLC. Arts. olOrg. their capacity as Members, upon whom process may b SSNY designated as agent The Hill Bldg., Suite 100, 30 ATES, LLC Articles of Orga fices. filed with Secy. of State of NY shall be personally or indi served. Purpose: all lawf of LP upon whom process State St., Ossining, NY nization filed with Secretary 2. The Articles of Organiza (SSNY) on 6/22/05. Office vidually liable for any debts, activities. against it may be served. 10562. Purpose: any lawful of State of New York (SSNY) tion were filed with the Sec location: Albany County. obligations or liabilities of LD-11862 SSNY shall mail process to: activity. on May 17, 2005. Office 10- retwy of State on May 11, 'SSNY designated as agent the Limited Liability Com (July 20, 2005) c/o Corporation Service LD-11787 . cation: Albany County. SSNY 2005 . of LLC upon whom process pany.. Company, 80 State St., Al (July 20, 2005) designated as agent of LLC 3. The principal office of the against it may be served. 6. The Limited liability Com bany;' NY 12207, registered upon whom process against Limited Liability Company is SSNY shall mail process to: pany shall have all powers LEGAL NOTICE agent upon whom process it may be served. SSNY shall to be located in the County c/o The LLC, 46 State St., and purposes allowed it by may be served. DE address LEGAL NOTICE mail a copy of process to c/o of Albany, State of New York. 3rd FI., Albany, NY 12207, law. Notice of Formation of LP: 2711 Centerville Road, . The LLC, 95 Champlain 4. The Secretary of State is Attn: USA Corporate Ser LD-11851 TEMPCO INTERNATIONA Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE Notice of Formation of ARI- Street, Albany, New York designated as agent of the vices Inc., registered agent (July 20, 2005) LLC. Arts. of Org. filed W'lt 19808. Name/address of ZONA FITNESS, LLC. Arts. 12204. Purpose: Any lawful Limited Liability Company upon whom process may be Secy. of Sta1e of NY (SSN each gent. ptr. available from of Org. filed with Secy. of business purpose. upon whom process against served. Purpose: all lawful on 6/30/05. Office locatio SSNY. Cert. of LP filed wi1h Sta1e of NY (SSNY) on 6/13/ LD-11811 it may be served. The Post activities. LEGAL NOTICE Albany County. SSNY de DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed 05. Office location: Albany (July 20,2005) office address within or with LD-11839 ignated as 'agent of LL eral St., Dover, DE 19901. County. SSNY designated as out this state to which the (July 20, 2005) Notice of Formation of upon whom process again Purpose: any lawful activity. agent of LLC upon whom Secretary of State shall mail NACHAS PARTNERS L.P. it may be served. SSNY sha LD-11752 process against it may be LEGAL NOTICE a copy of any process Certificate filed with Secy. of mail process to: c/o The LLC (July 20,2005) served. SSNY shall mail pro against the Limited Liability LEGAL NOTICE State of N'r: (SSNY) on 6/30/ 46 State St., 3rd Fl., Alban cess to: c/o Robshaw & As Notice of Formation of Blue Company served upon him 2u05.. Office location: Albany NY 12201, Attn: USA Corp sociates, 5672 Main St., Lion (NY) LLC. Arts. of Org. or her is: 28 Marne Street, M&P Real Estate, LLC County.·SSNY designated as rate Services Inc., registere LEGAL NOTICE Williamsville, NY 14221 Pur filed with Secy. of State of NY Watervliet, NY12189. Notice of formation of the agent of LP upon whom pro agent upon whom proces pose: any lawful activity. (SSNY) on 6/22/05. Office 5. None of the members of above Limited Liability Com cess :against it may be may be served. Purpose: a Notice of Formation of LD-11795 _location: Albany County. the Limited Liability Com pany ("LLC"). Articles of Or served. SSNY shall mail pro lawful activities. Watertown Investors, L.P. (July 20, 2005) SSNY designated as agent pany (the "Members")" if) their ganization filed with the cess to: The LP, 1227 E. 27th LD-11863 Certificate filed with Secy. of of LLC. upon whom process capacity as Members, shall Secretary of State of New St., Brooklyn, NY 11210. (July 20, 2005) State of NY (SSNY) on 6nt against it may be serve.d. be personally or individually York ("SSNY") on June 7, Name/address of each genl. 2005. Office location: Albany LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process to: liable for any debts, obliga 2005. Office location is ptf. available from SSNY. County. SSNY designated as cJr;:J Corporation Service Co., tions or liabilities of the lim County of Albany. SSNY has Term: until 6/29/2032 .. Pur LEGAL NOTICE agent of LP upon whom pro Notice of Formation of Nest 80 State St., Albany, NY ited Liability Company. been designated as an pose: all lawful activities. cess against it may be ing Concepts, LLC. Arts. of 12207, registered agent 6. The Limited Liability Com agent upon whom process LD-11857 Notice of Qualification ( served. SSNY shall mail pro Org. filed with Secy. of State upon whom process may be pany shall have all powers against it may be served. (July 20, 2005) Navigant Capital Advisor cess to: Corporation Service of NY (SSNY) on 1/6/05. Of· served. Purpose: any lawful and purposes allowed it by SSNY shall mail a copy of LLC. Authority filed ~.i! Company, 80 State St., Al fice location: Albany County. activity. law. any process served to The Secy. of Sta1e of NY (SSN, bany, NY 12207, registered SSNY designated as agent LD-11823 LD-11832 LLC at 10 Thurlow Terrace, LEGAL NOTJCE on 6/30/05. Office locatio agent upon whom process of LLC upon whom process (July 20, 2005) (July 20, 2005) Albany, NY 12203. Purpose: Albany County. LLC forme may be served. Name/ad against it may be served. any lawful act. Notice of Formation of CEN in Delaware (DE) on 6/1/01 dress of each genl-. ptr. avail SSNY shall mail process to: LC-11847 TER FOR NETWORKING SSNY designated as age able from SSNY. Term: until The LLC, 46 State St., 3rd' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (July 20, 2005) EXCELLENCE LLC. Arts. of of LLC upon whom proces 6/6/2104. Purpose: any law FI, Albany, NY 12207, At1n: Org. filed with Secy. of State against it may be served ful activity. USA Corporate Services, Notice of Qualification of Notice of organization of DB of NY (SSNY) on 6/27/05. SSNY shall mail process t LD-11753 registered agent upon whom 1644 Stewart Avenue LLC. Cohen Commercial Real LEGAL NOTICE Office location: Albany c/o Corporation Service Co (July 20, 2005) process may be served. Pur Authority filed with Secy. of Estate, LLC County. SSNY designated as 80 State St., Albany, N pose: all lawful activities. S1ate of NY (SSNY) on 6/22/ Under Sec1ion 203 of 1he NOTICE OF FORMATION agent of LLC upon whom 12207. Principal office LD-11796 05. Office location: Albany Limited Liability Company OF LIMITED LIABILITY process against it may be LLC: 615 N. Wabash Ave. LEGAL NOTICE (July 20, 2005) County. LLC formed in Dela Law of 1he State of New York COMPANY NAME: RF 01- served. SSNY shall mail pro Chicago, IL 60611. Arts. ware (DE) on 6/20/05. SSNY 1. The name of the Limited AGNOSTICS, LLC. Articles cess to: c/o The LLC, 666 Org. filed with DE Secy, ( Notice of Qualification of Ver designated as agent of LLC liability Company is DB of Organizati.on were filed Greenwich St., #428, NY, NY State, 401 Federal St., !?tE tical Claims Management, LEGAL NOTICE upon whom proqess against Cohen Commercial Real with the Secretary of State of 10014. Purpose: all lawful 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur LLC. Authority filed with it may be served. SSNY shall Estate, LLC. New York (SSNY) on 06/28/ activities. pose: any lawful activity. Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) Notice of Qualification of Mill mail process to: c/o Corpo 2. The Articles of Organiza· 05. Office location: LD-11858 LD-11864 Place Capital, LLC. Author on 6/8/05. Office location: ration Service Company, 80 tion were filed with the Sec- Schenectady County. SSNY (July 20,2005) (July 20, 2005) Albany County. LLC formed ity filed with Secy. of State of State St., Albany, NY 12207. retary of State on June 16, has been designated as in Pennsylvania {PAl on 2J NY (SSNY) on 6!7105. Office Principal office of LLC: 15 2005. agent of the LLC upon whom location: Albany County. LLC 20/02. SSNY designated as Plymouth St., Apt. 1, Cam 3. The principal office of the process against it may be LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE agent of LLC upon whom formed in Delaware (DE) on bridge, MA 02141. Arts. of limited Liability Company is served.-SSNY shall mail a process against ·it may be 5/26/05. SSNY designated Org. filed with DE Secy. of to be located in the County copy of process to the LLC, Notice of Formation of Notice of Qualification of Th served. SSNY shall mail pro as agent of LLC upon whom State,401 Federal St., Ste. of Albany, State of New York. 2135 Morrow Avenue, ROCK CORPORATE VEN· Harbor,Shops LLC. Autho cess to: c/o CT Corporation process against it may be 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur 4. The Secretary of State is Niskayuna, New York TURES LLC. Arts. of Org. ity filed with Secy. of State 0 System, 111 8th Ave., NY, NY served. SSNY shall mail pro pose: any lawful activity. designated as agent of the 12309. Purpose: For any filed with Secy. of State of NY NY (SSNY) on 7/5/05. Offic 10011. PA address of LLC: cess to: c/o Corporation Ser LD-11824 Limited Liability Company lawful purpose. (SSNY) on 6/27105. Office location: Albany County. LL( 401 Uberty Ave., Thre.e vice Company, 80 State St., (July 20, 2005) upon whom process against LD-11848 location: Albany County. formed in Florida (FL) on 2 Gateway Center, 15 North, Albany, NY 12207. Principal i1 may be served. The Post (July 20, 2005) SSNY designated as agent 19/03. SSNY designated a Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Arts. of office of LLC: 963 15th Pl., office address within or with- . ______of LLC upon whom process agent of LLC upon who Org. filed with PA Corp. Bu Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. LEGAL NOTICE out this state to which the against it may be served. process against it may b reau, 206 North Office Bldg., Arts. of Org. filed with DE Secretary of State shall mail LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process to: served. SSNY shall mail pro PO Box 8722, Harrisburg, PA Secy. of State, 401 Federal Notice of Formation of a copy of any process c/o The LLC, 46 State St., cess to: c/o Corporation Ser 17105. Purpose: all lawful St., Dover, DE 19901. Pur STONE STREET REALTY, against the Limited Liability FOREIGN LLC PUBLICA· 3rd FI., Albany, NY 12207, vice Co., 80 State St., AI purposes. pose: any lawful activity. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Company served l:Jpon him TION NOTICE Attn: USA Corporate Ser bany, NY 12207. FLaddres LD-11758 LD-11797 Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) or her is: 5 Sage Field Lane, Name of the LLC: CC WA v:ces Inc., registered agent of LLC: 221 W. Oakland Par (July 20, 2005) (July 20, 2005), on 6/22/05. Office location: Latham, NY 12110. TER ACOUISITION COM· upon whom process may be Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, F Albany County. SSNY des· 5. None of the members of PANY, LLC App. For Auth. served. Purpose: all lawful 33302. Arts. of Org. filed wit ignated as agent of LLC Ihe Limited Liability Com filed with Sec. of State 06/ activities. FL Secy. of State, 409-E LEGAL ~OTICE LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against pany (the "Members") in their 28/05. Jurisd. And date of LD-11859 Gaines St., Tallahassee, F it may be served. SSNY shall capacity as Members, shall org. DELAWARE ON OS/20/ 3'2399. Purpose: any lawfu Notice of formation of a New (July 20, 2005) Notice of formation of limited mail process to: Corporation be personally or individually 05. NY State office lac: AL activity. liability company (ULLC"). York Limited Liability Com Service Company, 80 State BANY COUNTY. Sec. of LD-11865 pany (LLC). The name of the liable for any debts, obliga Name of LLC: SILHOUETIE St.. Albany, NY 12207. Pur tions or liabilities of the lim State of NY deSignated as LEGAL NOTICE (July 20, 2005) LLC IS A & N CONTRACT· OPTICAL TRAINING CEN· pose: any lawful activity. . ited Liability Company. agent of LLC. The post of- TER, LLC. Articles of Orga lNG, LLC. the Articles of Or LD-11825 6. The Limited Liability Com fice address to which the Notice of Formation of SUN ganization creating the LLC nization filed with the Secre (July 20, 2005)_ Secretary of State shall mail RISE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NOTICE were filed 'In the Office·of the pany shall have all powers tary of State of New York and purposes allowed it by a copy of any such process HOLDINGS LLC. Arts. of ("SSNY") on June 7, 2005. Secretary'of State of New law. served upon him/her is: c/o Org. filed with Secy. of State Notice of Publication York (SSNY) on May 23, Office location: Albany LEGAL NOTICE LD-11833 National Registered Agents, . of NY (SSNY) on 6/30/05. Coeymans Landing Proper County. SSNY has been 2005 and became effective (July 20, 2005) Inc., 875 Avenue of the Office location: Albany ties, LLC was filed wit designated as agent of LLC on said date. The principal Notice of organization of Americas, Suite 501, NY, NY County. SSNY deSignated as SSNY on 06/22/05. Office upon whom process against office of the LLC is in Albany YAR, LLC, 10001. Address of principal agent of LLC upon whom Albany County, SSNY des it m.:i.y be served. SSNY County. The SSNY is desig Under Section 203 of the office: One Coca-Cola process against it may be ignated agent of LLC agains shall mail a copy of any pro nated as the agent of the Limited Liability Company LEGAL NOTICE Plaza, Atlanta, GA :!O313. served. SSNY shall mail pro whom process may b cess against the LLC served LLC upon whom process Law of the State of New York PUBLICATION NOTICE OF Copy of cert. of org. is filed cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 served. P.O. address whic~ upon it to T uczinski, Cavalier, again.st it may be served and 1. The name of the Limited ORGANIZATION OF L1M with Delaware Secretary of State St., 3rd Fl., Albany, NY SSNY shall mail proces Burstein & Collura, PC., 54 the post office address to Liability Company is YAR, ITED LIABILITY COMPANY State, Division of Corpora- 12207, Attn: USA Corporate against LLC served upo State Street, Suite 803, Al which the SSNY shall mail LLC. FI?,ST: The name of the lim- lions. John G. Townsend Services Inc ... registered him: P.O. Box 45 bany, New York 12207. any copy of process against 2. The Articles of Organiza- iled liability company is B.A. Building, 401 Federal agent1Jpon whom process Coeymans, New Yor LD-11760 it is A & N CONTRACTING, tIOn were filed with the Sec- 12 Cornel! Road, LLC (here Street, Dover, Delaware may be served. Purpose: all 12045. Purpose: any lawfu (July 29,2005) LLC. c/o Michael Rapp. 142 retary of State on APRIL 28, inafter referred to as the 19901. Purposes: .is to lawful activities. business. Bushendorf Road, Ravena, 2005. . "Company"). transact any lawful busl- LD-11860 LD-11870 New York 12143. The pur 3. The principal office of the. SECOND: The Articles of ness. (July 20, 2005) (July 20, 2005) LEGAL NOTICE pose of the LLC is to engage Limited Liability Company is Organization of the Com~ LD-11850 in the construction business to be located in the County pany were filed with the Sec Notice of Qualification of IPA (July 20, 2005) anp any other lawful activity. of Albany, State of New York. retary of State on June 23, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE AdviSOry & Intermediary Ser LD-11803 4. The Secretary of State is 2005. vices, LLC. Authority filed (July 20, 2005) designated as agent of the THIRD: The county within LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of RE Notice of Formation of TRI with Secy. of State of. NY Limited Liability Company New York State in which the GAL CORPORATE SER· DENT CORPORATE VEN (SSNY) on 6!712005. Office upon whom process against office of the Company is to Notice of organization of VICES LLC. Arts. of Org. TURES LLC. Arts. of Org location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE it may be served. The Post be located is Albany. TCIM PROPERTIES, LLC filed with Secy. of State of NY filed with Secy. of State of N LLC formed in Nevada (NV) office address within or with- FOURTH: The Secretary of Under Section 203 of the (SSNY) on 6/30/05. Office (SSNY) on 6/30/05. Offic on 3/24/1999. SSNY desig' Notice of Qualification of out this state to which the State has been designated Limited Liability Company location: Albany County. location: Albany County nated as agent of.LLC upon Charter Communications Secretary of State shall mail as agent upon whom pro Law of the State of New York SSNY designated as agent SSNY designated as agen whom process against it may Holding Company, LLC. Au a copy of any process cess against the Company 1. The name of the Limited of LLC lJPon whom process of LLC upon whom proces be s<':rved. SSNY shall mail thority filed with Secy. of against the Limited Liability may be served. The post of Liability Company is TCIM against it may be served. against it may be served process to: c/o Corporation State of NY (SSNY) on 6/9/ Company served upon him fice address to which the PROPERTIES, LLC. SSNY shall mail process to: SSNY shall mail process to Service Co., 80 State St.. 2005. Office location: Albany or her IS: 25 St.. Agnes Lane. Secretary of State shall mail 2. The Articles of Organiza c/o The LLC. 46 State St .. c/o The LLC, 46 State S1. Albany, NY 12207, regis County. LLC formed in Dela Loudonville. NY. 12211. process is: B.A.12 Cornell tion were filed with the Sec 3rd FI., Albany, NY 12207, 3rd FI., Albany, NY 12207 tered agent upon whom pro ware (DE) on 5/25/1999. 5. None of the members of Road, LLC, 4 British Ameri retary ·of State on June 9, Attn: USA Corporate Ser Attn: USA Corporate Ser cess may be served. Princi SSNY designated as agent the limited Liability. Com- can Boulevard, Latham, New 2005. vices Inc., registered agent vices Inc .. registered agen pal office of LLC: 1250 of LLC upon whom process pany (the "Members") in the'lr York 12110. 3. The prinCipal office of the upon whom process may be upon wham process may b Barclay Blvd., Buffalo Grove, against It flJay be served. capacity as Members, shall FIFTH: The latest date on Limited Liability Company is served. Purpose: all lawful served. Purpose: all lawfu IL 60089. Arts. of Org. filed SSNY shall mail process to: be personally or individually which the Company is to dis to be located in the County activities. activities. with NV Secy. of State, 101 c/o Corporation Service Co., liable for any debts,. obJiga- solve i3 December 31,2055,. of Albany, State of New LI)-11861 LD-11879 c , N ..Carson St., Suite 3, 80 State St., Albany, NY tions or liabilities of the Lim- unless said period is further York. (July 20, 2005) (July 20, 2005) Carson City, NV 89701. Pur· 12207. Principal office of ited Liability Company. extend~d by amendment ~f 4. The Secretary of State is THE SPOTLIGHT July 20, 2005 - PAGE 35 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE FX: 518-463-8069 R a a I - struction Co., Inc (S18) 462- LEGAL NOTICE nanced pursuant to this money, or the provisions of 12207. IL address of LLC: ing and Masonry Restoration 6471. Resolutioo (the "Purpose") is law which should be com 104 Wilmot Rd., MS # 1425, NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Owner, the School Each Bidder must deposit a Notice of formation of APC the acquisition of school ve plied with at the date of pub Deeriiel"d, IL 60015. Arts. of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Board of Bethlehem Central Bid Security in the amount Financial Services, LLC. Ar hicles. lication of this Resolution are Org. filed with IL Secy. of that the Town Board of the School District, will receive and form per the conditions ticles or Organization filed Section 4. It is hereby deter not substantially complied State, Howlett Bldg., 501 S. Town of Bethlehem hereby separate sealed bids to fur provided in Instructions To with the Secretary of State of mined and declared that (a) with, and an action, suit or 2nd St., Rm. '328, Spring invites sealed bids for the nish materials and labor to Bidders. All Bids wIll remain NY (SSNY) on 617105. Office the maximum cost of the Pur proceeding contesting such field, IL62756. Purpose: any construction of an Aquatic complete roofing and ma subject to acceptance for location: Albany County. pose, as estimated by the validity is commenced within lawful activity. Playground at the Elm Av sonry restoration at Elsmere forty-five (45) days after the SSNY has been designated Board of Education, IS twenty (20) days after the LD-11898 enue Town Park, Elm Av Elementary School within the Bid Opening. Owner may, in as agent of the LLC upon $844,000, (b) no money has date of such publication; or (July 20, 2005) enue, Delmar. school's district. Each bid its sale discretion, release whom process against it may heretofore been authorized to if said obligations are autho Work includes providing all !?hall be on a stipulated sum any Bid and return Bid Se be served. SSNY shall mail be applied to the payment of rized in violation of the pro labor, materials, machinery, oasis for the following con curity prior to that date. copy of any such process the cost of the Purpose, and visiOns of the Constitution. LEGAL NOTICE tools, equipment and other tracts: Pre-Bid Conference will be served to: Arthur Caccamo, (cl the School District plans Section 10. The District is means of construction nec CONTRACT held at 1 :00 p.m. prevailing 30 Brockley Drive, Delmar, to finance the cost of the Pur authorized to finance the G & M REAL ESTATE LLC. essary and incidental to the NUMBER AND TYPE time, Tuesday, July 19, 2005, NY 12054. "Purpose: any pose from funds raised by the Purpose by entering into an Certificate of Limited liabil completion of the work at Elsmere Elementary lawful purpose. issuance of the Bonds and installment purchas~ contact ity Company filed by NYS shown on the plans and Contract No. ER28 - School. Unless directed oth LC-11889 bond anticipation notes here (a "Contract") as defined in Secretary of State on June specifications including, but Masonry erwise, immediately upon (July 20, 2005) inafter referred to or by enter Section 109-b of the General 9, 2005. Principal office is not limited to the following: Contract No. ER29- entering the building, report ing into a Contract (as here Municipal Law. The power located in Albany County. Construction of new con Roofing to receptionist. Use this page inafter defined). to fUrther authorize the ex NYS Secretary of State des crete sidewalks, construction Bids shall not include New to verify identification as a LEGAL NOTICE Section 5. It is hereby deter ecution of the Contract, and ignateLi as agent cf the lim of two concrete aquatic play York State sales and com Bidder. Attendance at this mined thatthe Purpose is one to prescribe the terms, form ited liability company upon The resolution published ground areas, furnish and pensating use taxes on ma meeting is recommended as of the class of objects or pur and contents of the Contract, whom process against it may herewith has been adopted install play features as well terials and supplies incorpo the Owner, Architect and poses described in Subdivi including the consolidation be served and the Secretary as associated plumbing, 'fiI rated into the Work, the consultants will be present to on the 5th day of July, 2005, sion 29 of Paragraph a of with other issues, subject to of State shall mail a copy of and the validity of the obliga tration, and controls, demo Owner being exempt there discuss the Project. Attend Section 11.00 of the Local the provisions of this Reso any process against it to C & tions authorized by such lition of existing wading pools from. Two copies of sealed ees should anticipate 30 min Finance Law, and that the lution and the General Mu M REAL ESTATE LLC, 175 resolution may be hereafter and site features, landscap bids will be received until· utes Q & A session. The Ar period of probable usefulness nicipal Law, and to deliver Van Schaick Avenue, contested only if such obli ing improvements, and con 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard chitect will transmit to all of the Purpose is five (5) the Contract, is'hereby del Cohoes, New York. The lim gations were authorized for struction of concrete slab Time, on Thursday, July 28, listed Bidders record of Ad years. egated to the President of ited liability company is to be and foundation for mechani 2005 at Bethlehem Central denda in response to ques an object or purpose for Section 6. Subject to the pro the Board of Education. The managed by one or more of which the Bethlehem Central cal building. School District, 90 Adams tions arising at the Confer visions of the Local Finance President of the Board of its members. School District is not autho Complete sets of the draw Place, Delmar, New York ence. Law, the power to authorize Education is hereby autho LD-11900 rized to expend money or if ings, specifications and bid 1205·4 (phone 518-439- Bids shall not include New the issuance of and to sell rized to sign and the District (July 20, 2005) forms may be examined af York State sales and com the provisions of law which bond 'anticipation notes in Clerk is hereby authorized to 7098). Bids received after should have been complied ter July 20,2005 at the Town this time will not be accepted pensating use taxes on ma anticipation of the sale of the attest any Contract entered with as of the date of publi of Bethlehem, Town Clerk's and returned to Bidder un terials and supplies incorpo Bonds, including renewals of into pursuant to this Resolu LEGAL NOTICE cation of this notice were not office, Town Hall, 445 Dela opened. Bids will be opened rated into the Work, the such notes, is hereby del tion, and the District Clerk is ware Avenue, Delmar, New Owner being exempt there substantially cor;nplied with, egated to the President of the hereby authorized to affix to Notice of Qualification of TV publicly and read aloud after and an action, suit or pro Sports Network, LLC. Au York 12054. Copies may be specified receipt time. All from. The Bidders must Board of Education, the chief such Contract the corporate obtained upon a refundable comply with New York Sate ceeding contesting such va fiscal officer. sl?al of the School DistriCt. thority filed with Secy. of interested parties are invited lidity is .commenced within Sta1e 01 NY (SSNY) on 5141 deposit of $25.00 in the form to attend. Department of Labor Prevail Section 7. The power to fur Section 11. Any Contract of a check made payable to ing Wage Rate Schedule twenty (20) days after the ther authorize the issuance entered into pursuant to this 05. Office location: Albany Bidding Document drawings date of publication of this County. LLC formed in Dela the Town of Bethlehem and and specifications may be and conditions of employ of the Bonds and bond an Resolution shall contain the a non-refundable handling ment. notice, or such obligations ticipation notes, including following clause: "This con ware (DE) on 4/6/05. SSNY examined on and after July were authorized in violation designated as agent of LLC charge of $5.00. Checks 14.2005, free of Charge at The School Board of renewal notes, and' to pre tract shall be deemed execu shall be made payable to the Bethlehem Central School of the proviSions of the con scribe the terms, form and to'ry only to the extent of upon whom process against the following locations: stitution. it may be served. SSNY shall" Town of Bethlehem. Bethlehem Central School District reserves the right to contents of the Bonds and monies appropriated and Bids will be received up to waive any infO[malities or ir District Clerk bond anticipation notes, in available for the purpose of mail process to: clo CT Cor District BOND RESOLUTION poration System, 111 8th 3:00 p.m. on the 11th day of .65 Elm Avenue regularities in the Bids re cluding the consolidation the contract, and no liability August, 2005 at which time ceived, or to reject all Bids DATED JULY 5, 2005 OF with other issues and the use on account thereof shall be Ave., NY, NY 10011, regis Delmar, New York 12054 THE BOARD OF EDUCA tered agent upon whom pro such bids will be publicly Collins + Scoville Architects, without explanation. of substantially level or de incurred by the political sub opened and read aloud at By Order Of: TION OF THE BETHLEHEM clining debt service, subject division beyond the amount cess may be served. DE ad PC CENTRAL SCHOOL DIS dress of LLC: c/o The Cor the Town Hall, 445 Delaware 40 Beaver Street Bethlehem Central School to the provisions of this of such monies. Tile install TRICT AUTHORIZING NOT poration Trust Company, Avenue, Delmar, New York. Albany, New York 12207 District Resolution and the Local Fi ment purchase contract is Bids shall be addressed to END OF SECTION 00100 TO EXCEED $844,000 AG nance Law, and to sell and not a general obligation of 1209 Orange St., Sana-Rubin Construction GREGATE PRINCIPAL Wilmington, DE 19801. Cer!. Ms. Theresa Egan, Supervi Co., Inc. LD-11882 deliver the Bonds and bond the Bethlehem Central sor, Town of Bethlehem, 445 (July 20,2005) AMOUNT OF SERIAL GEN anticipation notes, is hereby School District. Neither the of Org. filed with DE Secy. of 624 Delaware Avenue ERAL OBLIGATION BONDS State, 401 Federal St., Do Delaware Avenue, Delmar, Albany, NY 12209 delegated to the President of full faith and credit nor the New York 12054. Bids shall TO FINANCE THE ACQUI the Board of Education. The taxing powe~ of the ver, DE 19901. Purpose: Eastern Contractor'S Asso SITION OF SCHOOL television or other media be in sealed envelopes ciation LEGAL NOTICE President of the Board 'of Bethlehem Central School which shall bear, on the face BUSES AT AN ESTIMATED Education is hereby autho District are pledged to the sports network. 6 Airline Drive MAXIMUM COST OF LD-11908 thereof, the name and ad Albany, New York 12205 Public Notice of Hearing rized to sign and the District payment of any amount due dress of the bidder and the The Towri of New Scotland $844,000, LEVY OF TAX IN Clerk is hereby authorized to or to become due under such (July 20, 2005) FW. Dodge Reports ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS subject of the bid. ORIGI 231 Salina Meadows Pkway Zoning Board· attest any Bonds and bond installment purchase con NAL AND ONE COPY shall Notice is hereby given that IN PAYMENT THEREOF, anticipation notes issued tract. It is understood that North Syracuse, New York THE EXPENDITURE OF LEGAL NOTICE be submitted. Copies of the 13212 F.W. Dodge Re the Zoning Board of Town of pursuant to this Resolution, neither this contract nor any specifications may be ob New Scotland, New York will SUCH SUM FOR SUCH and the District Clerk is representation by any public ports PURPOSE, AND DETER Notice of Formation of tained from the Town Clerk 6 Wembley Court hold a public hearing pursu hereby authorized to affix to employee or officer creates at the Town Hall, Delmar, antto Chapter 190, Article IX, MINING OTHER MATTERS such Bonds and bond antici any legal or moral obligation KEYPOINT BUSINESS LLC. Albany, New York 12205 IN CONNECTION THERE Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. New York. Northern New York Builder's Section 190-73 of the Zon pation notes the corporate to appropriate or make mon* The Town Board reserves ing Law on the following WITH. seal of the School District. ies available for the purpose of State of NY (SSNY) on 71 Exchange WHEREAS, the qualified ~5/05. Office location: Albany the right to waive any infor 22074 Fabco Road proposition: Section 8. The faith and cif the contract." malities in and/or to reject A Public Hearing for Area voters of the Bethlehem credit of the Bethlehem Cen Section 12. This Resolution County. SSNY designated as Watertown, New York 13601 Central School District, agent of LLC upon whom any or all bids. Syracuse Builders Exchange Variance #339. tral School District, shall constitute the School Owner's Contact: Nan Variance request #339: Ap Bethlehem, New York (the Bethlehem, New York, are District's "official intenf', within process against it may be 6563 Ridings Road "School District"), at the an served. SSNY shall mail pro Lanahan, Administrator, Syracuse., New York 13206 plication submitted Joseph hereby irrevocably pledged the meaning of Section Phone: 518-439-4139 A. Kaiser for an area vari nual meeting of such voters for the payment of the prin 1.150-2 of the Treasury cess to: cia The LLC, 46 Works In Progress State St., 3rd Fl., Albany, NY Engineer: Clough, Harbour & ance to allow for a portion of duly held on the 17th day of cipal of and interest on such Regulations, to finance the 20 Farrell Street 12207, Attn: USA Corporate Associates LLP, III Winners lands from tax parcel # 84.- May, 2005, duly approved a Bonds ar,,j bond antiCipation cost of the Purpose with South Burlington, Vermont Services Inc., registered Circle, Albany, NY 12205 2-28 to'be added to Mr. Kai proposition authorizing the notes as the same respec Bonds and notes or the Con 05403 agent upon whom process Phone: 518-453-4500 sers' lot. The site is own~d issuance of serial general tively become due and pay tract herein authorized. The Champlain Valley Builders obligation bonds in an aggre may be served. Purpose: all An optional Pre-Bid Meeting Exchange by Joseph A. Kaiser, is able. An annual appropria School District shall not reim will be held at 10:00 AM on indentified as New Scotland gate principal amount not to tion shall be made in each burse itself from the proceeds lawful activities. 5436 Peru Street exceed $844.000 to finance LD-11909 July 27, 2005 at the Elm Av Suite 2 PO. Box 1097 tax parcel id # 84.-2-24., is year sufficient to pay the prin of the Bonds or notes or the enue Park Pool Complex. located at 1958 New Scot the acquisition of school ve cipal of and interest on such Contract for any expenditures (July 20, 2005) Plattsburgh, New York 12901 hicles; BY ORDER OF THE Complete sets of Bidding land Road (across from the obligations becoming due paid more than sixty days • TOWN BOARD Stonewell Shopping Center) NOW THEREFORE, and payable in such year. prior to the date hereof, un Document drawings and BE IT RESOLVED BY THIS LEGAL NOTICE OF THE TOWN OF specifications may be ob and is situated within the There shall be levied annu less specifically authorized by Commercial district. The BOARD OF EDUCATION ally on all taxable real prop Section 1.150-2 of the trea BETHLEHEM tained from: AS FOLLOWS: Notice of Qualification of W. L. Coughtry's, Inc. minimum width for a lot to be erty of the School District, a sury Regulations. lronman Acquisition Sub, Kathleen A. Newkirk, MMCI created within the Commer Section 1. The School Dis tax sufficient to pay the prin Section 13. T his RMC 268 Central Avenue trict shall acquire school ve LLC. Authority filed with Secy. Albany, New York 12206 cial district is 140 feet. This cipal of and interest on such Resolution shall take effect 01 State 01 NY (SSNY) on 71 Town Clerk request is for relief of 24 feet hicles at a maximum cost of obligations as the same be immediately upon its adop (518) 463-2192 $844,000, as more particu 1/05. Office location: Albany Dated: July 13,2005 Prime bidders may obtain up from the required minimum come due and payable. tion. County. LLC formed in Dela* LD-11881 larly described in Section 3 LD-11897 - to two complete sets of Bid lot width to allow for the new Section 9. This Resolution ware (DE) on 5125105. SSNY (July 20, 2005) lot to be 116 feet wide at the hereof, and as generally out shall be published in full by (July 20, 2005) ding Document drawings lined to and considered by designated as agent of LLC and specifications for a re building line. This request is the District Clerk of the upon whom process against for a variance to Article II, the voters of the School Dis School District together with fundable deposit of fifty dol trict at the annual meeting of it may be served. SSNY shall LEGAL NOTICE lars ($50.00) for each set of Section 190-17 of the Town a notice in substantially the LEGAL NOTICE mail process to: c/o CT Cor of New Scotland Zoning Law. May 17, 2005. form prescribed by Section SECTION 00100 documents. Only prime con Section 2. The School Dis Notice of Qualification of poration System, 111 8th tractors who submit a bid will Said hearing will take place 81.00 of the Local Finance Ave., NY, NY 10011, regis INVITATION TO BIDDERS on July 26, 2005 at the New trict is hereby authorized to Law, and s'uch publication Walgreen Realty Resources Architect: Project receive a refund of their de issue its serial general obli LLC. Authority filed with tered agent upon whom pro posit. Checks for deposit by Scotland Town Hall begin shall be in each official news cess may be served. Princi Information: ning at 7:00 P.M. gation bonds (the "Bdrids") in paper of the School District. Secy. 01 Sta1e 01 NY (SSNY) Collins + Scoville Architects, prime bidders should be the aggregate principal on 6/23/05. Office location: pal office of LLC: 2455 Paces made payable to Bethlehem Ronald Von Ronne The validity of the Bonds or P.C. Bethlehem Cen amount of not to exceed Albany County. LLC formed Ferry Road, NW, Atlanta, GA Central School District. Zoning Board of Appeals of any bond anticip'ation tral School District $844,000 pursuant to the in Illinois (IL) on 5/27/05. 30339. Arts. of Org. filed with In addition, Bidding Docu The Town of New Scotland notes issued in anticipation DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed 40 Beaver Street Local Finance Law of New of the sale of the Bonds may SSNY designated as agenf Elsmere Elementary ment drawings and specifi is an equal opportunity pro eral St., Dover, DE 19901. vider and employer. York, in order to finance the be contested only if such of LLC upon whom process Albany, NY 12207 2 4 7 cations will be available on Purpose: all lawful purposes. line at iSqFt. For further in LD-11885 class of objects or purposes obligations are authorized for against it may be served. Delaware Avenue described herein. LD-11910 (July 20, 2005) an object or purpose for SSNY shall mail process to: PH: 518-463-8068 formation contact David Section 3. The class of ob (July 20, 2005) Witzel at Sana-Rubin Con- which the School-District is cia Corporation Service Co., Elsmere, New York 12054 jects or purposes to be fi- not authorized to expend 80 State S1., Albany, NY Advertise Your Business Give us a Call at: • - In - SpotlightNewspape~s 439-4949 2005 Galuski leads busy life' in summer By ROB JONAS rive next Thursday, Galuski will ski's work isn't don,ee~., ~~;~~!:~~~~ be making certain that the team's ifthe coaches need s< Some people can take the equipment goes where it's sup if something's going on in summer off from work. Not Kevin posed to. A weight room and tem dorms ... I'm the point person Galuski. porary locker everythi The Waterford native not only room will be he said. has to take care of business in the assembled in "I'm basically wearing If he the Recreation University at Albany athletic two hats. Sometimes, I'll had to rocus e'ij department, but he also has to and Convoca the help move the New York Giants tion Center, work until 10 or 11 at while into the campus every July. and university were in athletic depart night. " Galuski "For me, it's a lot of work," said ment offices Kevin Galuski be busy. B Galuski, who was recently given will be trans- he also has the tile of assistant director of formed into tend to his athletics for equipment and team offices for Giants personnel. within the university. He operations at the university. "I'm "I actually have a video of uniform and equipment reCluestt basically wearing two hats. everything (for the weight room from coaches, and he lIallU"" Sometimes, I'll work until 10 or 11 and locker room) and then a book at night." travel arrangements for that 1 follow," said Galuski. school's football team. From now until the Giants ar- Once the Giants arrive, Galu- Things get really busy Galuski at the start of August, SAFE-FUN-AFFORDABLE said. That's when several uni'verl BRIAN BEAURY BASKETBALL CAMP sity teams begin pr"cti,cinl~fo·r tt'4 AT THE COLLEGE OF ST. ROSE fall sports season while the . AreYou a Witness? training camp is stiII going on. Day Camp Julr 24-29 . Girls Overnight Camp ''I'm lucky to. have a 9·a.m.-4p.m. sports staff helping me {~ ...;~ .. July 25-29 Girls Day Camp that stretch)," Galuski said. Anyone who was in the Glenmont Walmart S225 Aug 1-5 Boys Day Camp Ages 6-17 Still, Galuski wouldn't on June 19,2005 at approximately 3 p.m, • High School and College Coaches on Starr! any of his duties for a m • Special Team and Group Discounts Overnight Camp mundane summer job. and witnessed a ball exploding • Players grouped by age and ability Sun.4p.m "I get to meet a lot of • We instruct varsity level to beginners please contact Mike or Cynthia at thru Fri. 4p.m. people, and it's a great oprlo" $350 tunity for ihe sch'ool to host Ages 10-17 Giants," he said. 439-5500 1986 The first practice sessions All Activities are Indoors/Indoor Pool the New York Giants tr"inin LaFave Law Firm, Delmar FOR BROCHURE PLEASE CALL 458-5490 camp take place Saturday, July email: [email protected] starting at 8:40 a.m. •. For information contact Marty McGraw Admissions (518) 452-9809 ext. 3 Christian Brothers Academy is a Private, Catholic and LaSallian, Jun(or and Senior High School. 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Ballston Spa's Maaika Burr pedals Is it me, or is the sports her way along Route world becoming too 20 in Guilderland predictable? during Sunday's Lance Armstrong lead Pine Bush Triathlon. ing the Tour de France by Burr won the overall more than two minutes with women's tille with a a week remaining? Ho-hum. time of 1 hour, 4:35. Tiger Woods winning the Rob Jonas British Open by five strokes to earn his 10'" major? Yawn. The New York Yankees within a half-game of first place in the American League East? What else is new? (OK, on that last item, I realize that the Yanks were seven games below .500 in May and their pitching staff is more banged up than] eff Gordon's car after a NASCAR race. Still, we all knew deep down that they would be in contention.) Maybe I'm jaded, but I just don't get excited about Bringing triathlon to the people things that are supposed to happen. Armstrong should Annual Albany-to-Guilderland event attracts hundreds of competitors win his seventh consecutive Tour de France barring By ROB JONAS racing season by claiming the Pine Bush Triathlon res. Its Greenbush) 59:0 I, Topher Robinson disaster or a failed drug test overall title with a time of 54:48. Overall (Crown Point) 59:59, Matt Morris an unprecedented No one will ever confuse the "It's been a pretty good Top' three men: Matt Mallet (Cold Spring) 1:00:37. achievement, but he already Pine Eush Triathlon for the season," said Mallet, who has also (Saratoga Springs) 54:48, Todd Men 30-34: Matt Mallet 54:48, raised the bar when he won Ironman. Competitors don't have won the Delmar Dash and the 'Salvesvold (North Cbatham) 57:48, Keith Alber 58:58, Robert Etien his sixth title last year. A to swim more than a mile, bike Saratoga Lions Duathlon (bike Keith Alber (Wilterfor::) 58:58. (Watervliet) 1:02:23. seventh consecutive title is more than 100 miles through lava and road race) this year. "I've Top three women: Maaike Burr Men 35-39:-Todd Salvesvold 57:48, nice, but it doesn't seem like fields of Hawaii and then run a been kind of lucky, I think." (Ballston Spa) 1:0435, Stacie Craig Tynan (Schenectady) 1:00:27, a big deal to me. He's marathon. Ballston Spa's Maaike Burr Wetzel (Niskayuna) 1:04:52, Tncey Sieve Seabury (Old Chatham) already got everything he But, that's the beauty of the won the women's overall Delaney (Lake Luzerne) 1:05:53. 1:01 :31. could want AND Sheryl Pine BLsh Triathlon, It's not an championship with a time of 1 Age groups Men 40-44: David Hettrich (Del Crow, too. event ~xclusively made for mar) 1:00:41, Alton Ostrander Jr. hour, 4:35, 17 seconds ahead of Men 10-14: Kyle ROCRE (Slictger Woods should win every professional triathletes. It's made. (Albany) I :05:09, Santiago Lopez Stade Wetzel. Last yeEr's lands) 1: 14:57, David Sikule (Wes time he steps on a golf for people who want to try the (Albany) L05: 14. cha:npion, Tracey Delaney, was terlo) 1:16:02, Micha.e' Graham course. He's the most challenFing sport. third in a time of 1:05:53. (Clifton Park) 1: 18:03. Men 45-49 Dale Rothenberger dominant golfer the world "I thhk this is incredibly well ": pulled away on the bike, and :Oneonta) 59:54, Bob Connelly has seen since Jack Men 15-19: Andre" Gorczyca run, in terms of triathlons," said I maintained my momentum in {Stamford) I :02: I I, Thomas Dame Nicklaus in his heyday. It (Schenectady) 59:52, Paul ''!on (Glenmopt) 1:03:36. Slingerlands resident Nick the run," said Burr, who is Schenk (Clifton Park) 1:)0:40, Kyle should come as a surprise Men 50-54: Jay Shelgren (Valley Behuniak, who was competing in juggling her triathlon career with O'Connor (Niskayuna) 1:01 :55 when he -doesn't win, the Albany-to-Guilderland event ralls) 1:02:17, Dan Bernstein teaching chemistry at Ballslon Men 20-24: Christoph .... Man.::uso especially at a major event. for the second time. "I think the Spa High School and a summer ILoudonvi: Ie) I :07:25; Douglas (Scotia) 1:00:03, Bre": Wa:;on If he lias the lead going into mix of the sports is really job as a physical therapist. -cucker (Rensselaer) 1:08:49. the final day, just carve his 'challenging' and a great way to (Saratoga Springs) 1:01:29, :eff Men 55+: Ken Klapp (Schenectady) name into the trophy . Linehan also participated. The Greer (Ticonderoga) 1:02: 14. stay in shape - or at least try to 47-year-old Guilderland resident because the only suspense stay in shape." , Men 25-29: Matt Pet,o (East o rRiA THLON/page 37 is by how many strokes he's completed the course he was in going to win by. "We cater to the experienced charge of in a time of 1: 17:42 to athlete, but it's a great short event finis. 14'h in the men's 45-49 age As for the Yankees, I was for beginners," said race divis:on. really hoping this would be. organizer Andrew Linehan. the year when they'd be "I built up a good pack of come the most expensive Not even the threat of heavy helpers this year so 1 could step flop in New York City. downpours deterred more than back and experience the whole Instead, they've turned 400 athle'es from taking part in thing," said Linehan, who began things around and are now the event Sunday, which fea~ured the event as a team competition Slingerlands resident a 325-yarc swim, an l1.5-mile bike poised to take the lead in a in 2001. When asked if he would Nick Behuniak cools division that is showing ride· and a 3.25-mile run. compete again next year, though, 011 with his 4-year-old Fortunately, the rain held off for signs of mediocrity. If they he said, "I think I've got to get daughter Beth aller don't finish first now, there most of the morning, with the back into the organizational end completing the Pine should be a federal investi exception of ibrief shower as the of it. Maybe every five years I'll Bush Triathlon. The gation. first wave of triathletes crossed do it.' Guilderland Fire the finish line in the Guilderland The top three overall male anrl Department supplied Yet as all th'ese storylines YMCA parking lot. a makeshift misting play out with blaring female finishers received "I just kind of pushed through area in the headlines and feature trophies, while the top three in (the humidity) ," said East each age division received Guilderland YMCA pieces, I don't feel excited. par1 choice to buy has an Family dynamics markets. Ward would like to see impact beyond their the farm stay in the family, but o Earth dinner table. of farming whether that happens is not (From Page 1) "The food is Barber's three children are in entirely up to her. fresher. You're sup their teens and early 20s, and in "It's my father's retirement," The statistics become more porting people lo the end, it will be up to them she said. whether the farm remains in the than numbers when individual cally," said Victor He may sell it to her, she said, family. farmers tell their tales as they sell Przedpelski of Col but the price might be too high. at the local markets, offering onie, who visited the .Whatever their de several snapshots of the impact of Barber's stand in cision, as talks with two the global marketplace and its Stuyvesant's new other area farmers reveal, effect on the ever-evolving market last week. the family farm may dynamics of the farm family. "I like to deal with ultimately pull them back. One farmer's story the people who grow Fourth-generation my food. I don't like farmer Jenn Ward's Jim Barber recently opened his pesticides and hor farm stand in Stuyvesant Plaza at family is a case in poin'!. mones in my food," A slight woman, 20- what local officials in Guilderland said Barbara Andrus hope will grow into a bustling something, with cell of Niskayuna who phone clipped to baggy farmers market. Barber has had picked up shel farmed his whole life. A fifth green khaki shorts, she ling .peas, chicken, does not fit the traditional generation farmer, he grows pork chops and a image of the farmer. Yet vegetables and has a dairy on his ham steak, among 400-acre farm in Middleburgh, the regular at the Troy other items at a Waterfront Farmers Schoharie County. The story of Thursday market in his family farm and how its Market has returned her t:t"l11er \'.F;'~·DU 'fJ(')r)~f!'" ,'Or 'Bur .Jr. 1--n1},~ IJI'nH't:g Schenectady. family's farm to a full-time market. changed over the years ;1/: r,\w Ldt;U("<:i Ff(O)])J ..JiIn rm(J eiDdy 'B:)f6tlr'~ F;)fP) (0)1] t'r~~h pf(')Gk~:t! ~;('~1t:Dt:rt;}d)' F;)tl~)tlf5 ·~:I~)fhl!. Alexandra Lusak operation. Her parents provides a snapshot of the glo !,:1~-lllln~~y 'f>{')(')/.tlt<:: r:,mV,y kJfl)) t~ in '~m:th $rllot1 :)t tht; ~tl!J"'t;S;mt '11bz:1 ';;)l'PWl"S H:II.. k.t:t. only farmed as a hobby balizing American economy and of Troy agreed, and she and her sisters grew Still, Ward said she's hopeful the its effect on one farm. and early '90s, it was pretty easy saying she liked to support local farmers and no longer shops at vegetables to sell at a family farm family farm will stay in her hands. In the 1940s and '50s, Barber's to make a living," B""ber said. BIlt the late '9Os and the 21st supermarkets. The community stand and to enter in 4-H contests. If not, she said, she will find work father sold his vegetables to the spirit of the Troy Waterfront Ward's grandfather operated the as a farmer elsewhere. mom-and-pop stores that then ce:ltnry brought b;g-boJ< stores like Wal-Mart selling produce Farmers Market also draws her farm as a dairy. Ward has become' Pt· . t dotte Gerald Colman, MD £ Scott Macomber, MD Steven Lynch, AiD John Noonan, MD William DeLuca, Jr, MD THE PLASTIC Doug/as Hargrave, MD Jeffrey Rockmore. 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