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T H E www.spotlightnews.com Serving Bethlehem, New Scotland & Guilderland ReturnRt to t a more natural state Volumeme LVII Number 30 $1.00 JuLY 23, 2014 The Pine Bush Preserve is having thousands of invasive black locust trees removed. The buzz at FMS community garden See Page 3. Local beekeepers looking home since 2008 and started to spur interest in honey Click maintaining one at the garden hobby, offer guidance it up this summer. Another beekeeper had two hives at the site, but Watch a recently left the area. By JOHN PURCELL video of Ford jumped at the opportunity [email protected] the beehive to continue the sweet tradition at inspection at the garden. Standing alongside thousands www.spotlight of buzzing bees might be more news.com. “There have been bees here enjoyable then some people for 17 years, and lots of times believe. people didn’t even know they Jennifer Ford and Keith Freeman were here,” Ford said. “I thought conducted their fi rst beehive inspection it would be neat to kind of get more of a Guilderland school district residents are welcome Friday morning, July 18, at Farnsworth school and community involvement going to get an up-close look at a thriving beehive in the Talking Middle School’s Organic Garden. organic garden at Farnsworth Middle School. the talk The couple has kept beehives at their ■ Bees Page 18 John Purcell/Spotlight Scientists compete before a panel of judges to explain com- plex issues in layman’s terms. Glenmont See Page 11. In memory of Myles sidewalks Bethlehem YMCA dedicates new playground to Bethlehem set to be boy who died of brain cancer two years ago installed By MARCY VELTE Construction of pathway [email protected] along Feura Bush Road The memory of Myles McAdoo will to begin at end of month put smiles on the faces of children for years to come, after a playground was By MARCY VELTE dedicated in his honor last week. [email protected] After a long fundraising process to Construction on new Closing in get the playground sidewalk along Feura Bush built, the Road in Glenmont is set to on the title Bethlehem YMCA begin this month after the The Bethlehem Babe Ruth finally dedicated ABOVE: Myles’ mother, Laurel McAdoo, Bethlehem Town Board the structure and his twin brother, Marcel McAdoo, 15-year-old division all-stars opted to bond for a portion to McAdoo on thank the Bethlehem YMCA for their of the project’s costs. reached the semifi nals at the Wednesday, July continued support at the playground Installation of more Eastern New York State Champi- 16. The 9-year- dedication. sidewalks in Glenmont onships in Guilderland with a 3-2 old Bethlehem BOTTOM: Young Bethlehem YMCA boy died nearly was a major component of victory over Kingston July 20. summer campers sing at the playground Supervisor John Clarkson’s two years ago dedication ceremony for Myles McAdoo. See Page 24. following a battle past two State of the Town Bethlehem resident Myles with brain cancer. addresses. Last year, the Photos by Marcy Velte/Spotlight supervisor said he wanted to McAdoo, 9, died nearly two “We wanted years ago after battling brain place a greater emphasis on to make this completing the goals of the INDEX cancer. care what your abilities were, he loved an all-inclusive town’s Comprehensive Plan Blotter ...... 4-5 playground, everybody who was around him.” Sports ...... 23-24 and to enhance pedestrian which is reminiscent of Myles,” said The majority of the money was safety. Entertainment ...... 11 Executive Director Derek Martin. provided by the Capital District YMCA Classifi eds ...... 13-14 “Myles loved everybody. He didn’t The bonds, which are not to exceed $350,000, but Crossword ...... 12 care what your talents were, he didn’t ■ Myles Page 19 expected to be less, were Legals ...... 20-21 approved by the Town Board on Wednesday, July The Spotlight (USPS 396-630) is published 9. The entire project will each Wednesday by Community Media Group LLC, 341 Delaware Ave., Del- cost $450,000, with $100,000 mar, N.Y. 12054. Postage paid at Delmar, coming from a state grant. N.Y., and at additional mailing offi ces. Postmaster: send address changes to Last summer, the town The Spotlight, P.O. Box 100, Delmar, received grant money N.Y. 12054. Subscription rates: Albany through the state’s Local County, one year $30, two years $55, elsewhere, one year $40, two years $73. Government Performance Subscriptions are not refundable. and Effi ciency Program. The town was given $776,107 for “departmental restructuring of the town’s payment system and maintenance staff.” The grant is paid out over three THE SPOTLIGHT $1.00 ■ Path Page 18 Page 2 • July 23, 2014 The Spotlight The Gables developer seeks switch to condos Keystone Builders went before the Bethlehem a build-out rate of 51 mortgage financing to Vista development master the situation, she’s afraid says change in Town Board on Wednesday, percent for bank fi nancing potential buyers if the plan. there are other townhouse designation could July 9, to seek a possible of potential purchasers. conversion can be done. Bolduc told the board developments with exemption to the town This was done instead of taxpayers that could be mean quicker build-out The president of that basically nothing law that does not allow abandoning the project. Keystone builders said would change for in the same situation. She existing developments to “This drove the lot/ the conversion makes purchasers. The design wanted to make sure if the By MARCY VELTE convert to condominiums. property cost up higher the difference between would stay the same, and law was amended, the other [email protected] This was done to prevent as a result, which created the project “dragging on they would still own their developments couldn’t developments from seeking higher unit costs. We for years” or never being unit, but instead of insuring come back and claim the A housing development tax relief by converting thought we could absorb completed. their home individually, all same thing. in the Town of Bethlehem existing apartments into the units would be insured “I think the fact that this is seeking permission to this, but the recession Supervisor John condos. together. project isn’t yet complete is revert from the project’s dramatically slowed our Clarkson said at the meeting The project had important,” she said. approved townhomes to ability to sell higher-end he wanted to make clear Councilwoman Julie originally been approved condominiums to entice units. No one anticipated, that Keystone Builders Sasso questioned if there Clarkson said if the as 40 condominiums, but potential buyers with lower Keystone included, the could change the project were purchasers willing project was completed as was later changed to 25 taxes. extent that the economy themselves, but in order to spend money on The townhomes, there would townhomes. The change was going to be affected,” Gables, but then weren’t be more taxable value. Steve Bolduc of for it to work from a tax was sought so Keystone said Bolduc. willing to pay the taxes and However, if the project is Keystone Builders, Inc. perspective, the town would could more quickly reach Bolduc said he was need to change a local law insurance. never completed, it might seeking the change due passed in 2008. Clarkson “We’ve lost so many be better for the town to do to unexpectedly low sales said it can’t prevent the sales because of taxes,” the conversion. of townhomes at The conversion, but rules out said Bolduc. “The units If the amendment Better Gables. In a letter to the tax breaks. The difference start at $400,000 and go up isn’t made, the existing town board, he explained is because when a property from there. A lot of these units could be taxed teen driving, only 14 townhomes have is taxed as a condo instead people are retired and once as townhomes, while sold in nearly three years, of a single-family home, it’s taxes are added on, they newly sold units could bigger discounts. and there are 12 lots taxed as a single property don’t think it makes sense be changed and taxed as remaining. Most of the instead of in pieces. to go up in taxes from their condos. Clarkson said he remaining locations are less “It equates it to sort of existing homes.” has heard from residents desirable and are directly in a similar situation in Check out our Steer Clear® Program. an apartment building or Bolduc said he expects on Delaware Avenue, so complex and its value,” the change of taxes would another development who When your teen gets ready to drive, we’re there. They learn safe driving and you get lower rates. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® they are harder to sell. said Clarkson. “The rule of be an incentive, and then are unhappy with that CONTACT AN AGENT TODAY. “We are not asking for thumb is that’s around 80 the project could finish makeup. a repeal of the town law percent of what the value being built out. Councilman Jeffrey preventing conversions would be, but that’s a rough Planning Director Rob Kuhn said he wanted to to condominium status, rule.” Leslie said he looked into know the impact on the but simply to permit a Clarkson said there the situation, and because town if the conversion were reversion of a project that are already 200 existing the project is in a multi- allow to go through. Bolduc is still in development to condos in town as a result family district, possibly said he believed the town Jane Bonavita, Agent Elaine VanDeCarr, Agent would likely receive about 210 Delaware Avenue 848 Kenwood Avenue the original, town-approved of conversions. There are the law could be amended Delmar, NY 12054 Slingerlands, NY 12159 Bus: 518-439-6222 Bus: 518-439-1292 40 percent less in taxes. [email protected] [email protected] condominium status,” also several developments to allow for these unique Boldac wrote. that have either already situations. 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91494_4 The Spotlight July 23, 2014 • Page 3 Invasive trees being removed in Pine Bush Commission set to was there before.” more,” said Hecht. “It clear 47 acres of Christopher Hawver, certainly will strike people black locust trees, executive director of the differently this time than the others.” reclaim landscape Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission, said “large, The commission mature forests” do not typically paid around By JOHN PURCELL characterize pine bush $5,000 per acre for removal [email protected] habitats. Creating a more services, but this year the open landscape will help Hundreds of invasive expense has dropped to foster native wildlife. trees will be removed from about $1,300 per acre. The the Pine Bush Preserve “While the changes company removing the before next year, which to this area will at first trees gets to keep any will dramatically shift the seem abrupt, the long term profi ts from selling wood landscape in preparation effect will be a return to from the trees. for a native habitat. the diversity and unique Hecht said locust trees ecology of open pine People traveling near the were originally introduced barrens that once existed,” intersection of Washington to the area around 100 Hecht said in a statement. Avenue Extension and years ago because famers New Karner Road in This is the largest liked using the trees for Albany might notice the eradication effort the fi rewood. The trees would skyline opening up at the commission has done. More grow quickly, he said, and Albany Pine Bush Preserve. than 250 acres of locust provide a dense wood to Wildlife habitat restoration trees have been removed burn. over the past 18 years, with A bulldozer smooths out a section of the Great Dune after some black locust trees were efforts started this month at The problem is one tree removed from the Pine Bush Preserve. Submitted photo the rare ecosystem involving the largest tackled at once could end up taking over 10 the removal of black locust previously at 23 acres. acres in as little as three trees across 47 acres. Native “This particular site is decades. a lot more visible than the pitch pine and oak trees “Once mature locust will not be removed, and other sites have been,” said Hecht. trees have taken over an native grasses, wildfl owers area, they preclude the use and wild blue lupine will be Once trees are removed, of prescribed fi res, which planted. the stumps and roots will are carefully managed fi res Joel Hecht, stewardship be ripped out because the set by trained personnel director of the preserve, roots could continue to under very controlled said estimates put around spread the tree if left in conditions and used as a AnAI Immediate ditSlti Solution 300 to 500 black locust trees place. A bulldozer will then restoration tool,” Hecht said per acre, so thousands of smooth out the site for in a statement. “Locust trees to Unsightly Nails trees will be removed. planting native species. must be eliminated before “They don’t belong As demand for locust the habitat can be returned Recycle here, and they are tree woods has risen, the to a true pitch pine-scrub extremely invasive,” said cost to remove the trees oak barrens, complete with this paper For Fungal, damaged or cracked nails Hecht. “Basically, all these has declined. the rare plants and animals trees do is kill the native “It is great for us that make this preserve Exclusively Offered at pine barren vegetation that because then we can do such a unique place.”

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The witness then on the felony charges of the second degree and motor vehicle in the fi rst Nittinger, 24, of 15 Main St. and assaulted the victim. called 911 to report the kidnapping in the second criminal trespassing in degree, a felony, DWI, in Ballston Lake, around Seth A. Brooks, 40, of incident. degree and aggravated the third degree. Police failure to keep right and 12:40 a.m. Wednesday, Cortland Shortly after State criminal contempt; the said Balthazar allegedly failure to obey a traffic July 9, and charged her Street in Police were dispatched misdemeanor charges of entered a home on device. Police allegedly with DWI, aggravated Brunswick, to locate the vehicle, a criminal obstruction of Providence Street observed Wilock commit unlicensed operation of allegedly “frantic” 911 call was breathing, resisting arrest, without the homeowner’s traffic infractions while a motor vehicle in the dragged the received from the victim unlawful fl eeing in a motor permission and stole two driving along the highway second degree, operating credit cards from the on-ramp off Western victim out of while inside the vehicle, vehicle and two counts of an unregistered motor victim. Police said he Avenue. Police stopped their home said police. The victim criminal mischief in the vehicle, driving without also entered a home on Wilock and observed her and into told dispatchers of their fourth degree; along with proof of insurance, leaving Mercer Street without the to have an odor of alcohol his vehicle location while Brooks several traffi c infractions. motor vehicle unattended homeowner’s permission. on her breath, impaired Seth A. Monday, and driving a motor vehicle was allegedly physically Brooks was arraigned motor coordination and Brooks July 14. assaulting her. • Guilderland police with improper plates. Brooks in Brunswick Town Court arrested Eisaiah A. Davis, glassy, bloodshot eyes. Police received a call of allegedly threatened to State Police located and remanded to the 19, of 141 Ontario St. No. She allegedly told police an incident between two kill the victim. Police said Brooks traveling Rensselaer County jail 1 in Albany, around 2 she had a suspended people in the McDonald’s Brooks then drove around northbound on I-87 from without bail. p.m. Friday, July 11, and conditional license from parking lot at 1602 with the victim in the Crossgates Mall. Brooks charged him with robbery a previous DWI arrest. Western Ave. and located vehicle before stopping engaged police in a pursuit in the third degree, a A chemical breath test the described vehicle in the parking lot of Troy before officers “safely” Other arrests felony, and petit larceny. revealed she allegedly had just into the entrance of Plaza on Hoosick Street, ended it on the Northway • Guilderland police Davis allegedly went inside a BAC of 0.11 percent. Bank of America at 1450 where Brooks physically around Exit 4. arrested Christopher a fi tting room at Macy’s in • Guilderland police Western Ave. Police said assaulted the victim. The victim was treated Balthazar, 22, of 379 South Crossgates Mall with four arrested Tracy L. Riccio, the vehicle was allegedly A witness confronted by Colonie Emergency Main St., Mechanicville, items and left with two. 43, of 1332 Evergreen Ave. parked across both lanes, Brooks in the parking lot, Medical Services and around 11 a.m. Thursday, A loss prevention offi cer in Schenectady, around with the engine running stopped Davis, but he then 10:20 p.m. Friday, and and nobody was with the allegedly ran out of the charged her with criminal vehicle. Police allegedly store. Police said Davis contempt in the first heard yelling toward was eventually found at degree, a felony. Riccio McKown Road, which was Wings Over Albany and turned herself in to police approximately a quarter- was allegedly wearing the on the charge stemming mile away from the vehicle. ARE YOU FACING ADVERSITY? stolen merchandise. He from her allegedly violating Police checked the area, was remanded to Albany an order of protection but nobody was located. County jail. dated to end July 23. Riccio As an offi cer was walking • Guilderland police allegedly went into the back to the vehicle, arrested Meghan E. victim’s home while they they noticed Nittinger Wilock, 27, of 43 Old were not present and took Birch Lane in Albany, “numerous items” from ■ Blotter Page 5

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89735_4 OfÀ ce locations also in Saratoga Springs and Kingston Page 6 • July 23, 2014 The Spotlight From the Editor’s Desk Get to know ... Icon soon to be a memory Hoffman’s Playland has been a restaurants and boutiques. Colonie landmark for more than Though Hoffman’s Playland Though Hoffman’s Playland will six decades. It’s been a child’s will no longer exist after no longer exist after this summer, the gentle introduction to the world of hope the Hoffmans have is to keep amusement parks. It’s been a summer this summer, the hope the vestiges of the park in the region. job for countless teens. And it’s been Hoffmans have is to keep They are looking to sell the rides that a place parents could reward their made the park a popular destination, children’s good grades and good vestiges of the park in the including the ornate merry-go-round. behavior, while feeling like kids again region. They are looking to It would be great if that could remain themselves as they rode the rides with in the Town of Colonie, perhaps as a them. sell the rides that made the stand-alone ride like the carousel in Soon, this Route 9 beacon will be park a popular destination, Saratoga Springs’ Congress Park. It nothing more than a memory. The wouldn’t be the same, but it would owners, David and Ruth Hoffman, including the ornate merry- be a nice reminder of the park. We’re Diane Deschenes are set to retire. They offered to sell go-round. not sure what could be done with New Scotland Town Clerk the park to someone else in order the Scrambler or the parachute ride, to keep it running, but they couldn’t though. fi nd anyone. So, they are developing it, even as they said good-bye to some • Residence: Lifelong Voorheesville resident the land by replacing the rides with of their other businesses. And for those who want to keep more of the mixed commercial and Unfortunately, in terms of dollars the memories of the park alive, there What are you watching on TV? residential buildings that are currently is a Facebook group called Save and cents, the land Hoffman’s Playland I like “24”, because it’s suspenseful. It’s hard cropping up next door — where Hoffman’s Playland. Originally formed sits on is more valuable for commercial to fi nd anything good on TV. Hoffman’s Mini Golf, Hoffman’s enterprises than to the families that last year as a protest group when word Restaurant, Lickity Splits ice cream visit the park every summer. As the of the park’s possible closing first stand and Hoffman’s Driving Range area of Route 9 surrounding the park came out, it has now become an online What are your favorite movies? site where people can share their old once stood. saw more shops and businesses come “Secondhand Lions” and “The Notebook” We can’t fault the Hoffmans for in, the park became increasingly pictures and reminisce about their deciding the time has come to close penned in to the point where you can trips there. Judging from the nearly the last vestige of their family’s barely see it from the road. If not for 20,000 Facebook “likes” the page has What are some of your hobbies? entertainment empire. Everyone the huge sign with the smiling clown’s gotten, it’s clear many area residents I enjoy being on my boat on the Mohawk deserves to retire so they can spend face and huge, fl ashing arrow pointing have discovered this resource. River. I enjoy traveling through the locks and more time doing the things they held toward the park, you could miss it. It will be sad when Hoffman’s spending time with my friends. It is basically off on doing while they were working. It was only a matter of time before Playland closes in two months, but like my camp on the river. And they did try to fi nd a way to keep the bumper cars, the parachute ride, hopefully the reminders of the park’s the park going so more generations of the merry-go-round and the twin existence will offer some comfort to Capital District residents could enjoy Ferris wheels would be replaced with those who grew up with it. What would your last meal be? It’d be lobster, shrimp and a nice juicy steak. Guest Commentary What would your dream vacation be? Right now my dream vacation would be Beatles changed popular music to do “the loop,” which is traveling down to Florida and then all the way back up through By MICHAEL HALLISEY on current events, the various canal systems. In the wake of World War II, the rise draws generations The author is a freelance writer together in a shared and editor of UpstateLive.com. This is of the baby boomers, the exponential memory. If you could meet any person the second of a two-part series written “They were dead or alive, who would it be? in conjunction with Paul McCartney’s growth of globalism — aided by modernists in an era I know most people would say someone show July 5 at the Times Union Center. both the beginnings of satellite when parents wanted Part one appeared last week. famous, but I would have to say it would be telecommunications and the initiation things to return to an my parents. One of the reasons the Beatles imagined happier remain so important is because of the of commercial transatlantic jet travel pre-Cold War era,” cultural role they played at a critical — and the emergence of acoustic- said Dr. Gordon What is your favorite local moment? point in history. magnetic recording and a convergence Thompson, the music Winning my election for the fi rst time in In the wake of World War II, department chair for 1999. That was an amazing thing. At the time, the rise of the baby boomers, the of audio playback technologies, the Skidmore College in the original town clerk had stepped down and exponential growth of globalism Beatles were the most successful Saratoga Springs. “In I worked across the hallway in assessing and — aided by both the beginnings of an era of presidential thought I could do a good job. satellite telecommunications and the performers out of the gate. assassinations, initiation of commercial transatlantic brutally repressed What is something you think people jet travel — and the emergence of civil-rights marches, acoustic-magnetic recording and Beatles of yesterday are still evident, and an increasingly angry and would be surprised to know about you? a convergence of audio playback if not through music than by avant dangerous world that seemed right on I live in the same house I grew up in. My technologies, the Beatles were the garde choices in fashion. Though our doorstep, the Beatles irreverently dad built the house, too. When the house was most successful performers out of the it can be safely assumed that part espoused innocence. Rather than duck originally built they could look straight across gate. Their recordings, indeed their of McCartney’s popularity is fueled and cover in fear of an atomic bomb, the fi eld, because there wasn’t Pine Street in career, helped to defi ne the popular- behind a Baby-boom generation that the Beatles told us to live and be funny Voorheesville. music industry in such a way that they ages along with him, the simplicity of doing so.” shaped the very artistic vehicles used and the diversity within the group’s by artists today. catalogue of music has an appeal for everyone. Yes, Lady Gaga is building on Lady Today, Beatle Mania is no longer “Get to know” is a weekly feature where Madonna in a way. an event, but a shared phenomenon Spotlightnews.com community members are asked questions So explains the appeal McCartney enhanced by the many means in that aren’t necessarily related to their jobs. has upon today’s youth. The which fans use to listen to music. The We’re just a click away If you know of someone you think should be fingerprints left behind by The same tools used to disseminate details highlighted, email [email protected].

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Open until 5 p.m. on Thursdays www.spotlightnews.com The Spotlight July 23, 2014 • Page 7 Let your teddy bear stay at the library Friday night A group of bears will Literary Garden and will participate in the hunger ever given us. It’s the story be sleeping in GPL on help fund some much- games. This is the story of of an American GI (Gene Friday night, July 25, but needed improvements to their struggle to survive. Kelly) in post-WWII Paris, it’s okay: they’re your the library. PG-13 who struggles to find teddy bears. There are no coupons The saga continues work in “La Ville-Lumière” know that a group of bears There is so much more – the City of Light. His That’s right, is called a “sleuth?” (We with prizes, including to bring, no secret in the fi re-catching sequel, youngsters: Your teddy passwords to utter. Just eat in which revolution begins buddy – Oscar Levant, who didn’t have a clue about a Sunday Funday four- plays a struggling concert bear – or other signifi cant that.) pack of tickets to the at Juicy Burger between 5 brewing as the winners (inanimate) furry friend of the hunger games take pianist – and he meet ValleyCats’ Sunday, Aug. and 9 on Sunday, July 27, – can take part in a Mad and you’ll be a part of this a “Victor’s Tour” of the a lovely young woman 3, games against the (Leslie Caron), and the Scientist Teddy Bear Family Fun at GPL Batavia Muckdogs. worthwhile campaign. districts, while the president sleepover at GPL so that Join the fun on Saturday, plots their downfall. PG-13 natural confl icts ensue. it can fi nd out what goes July 26, as GPL begins To satisfy your hunger, Incidentally, if you have on after the library’s doors its annual Family Fun A juicy way to support ‘The Games of Hunger’ pizza will be served at never seen the movie’s are locked, the lights are Day at 11 a.m. with an your library movie marathon about 1 p.m. “American in Paris” ballet off … and the library hour fi lled with reading, Just about the last On Friday, July 25, scene on a movie screen, games and giveaways with settles in for the night. thing we want to do on a starting at noon, you’re Savannah Sunrise you really haven’t seen Your bear will get a Southpaw from the Tri- summer Sunday evening invited to join us for a it. That’s why this movie, ride around the inside of City ValleyCats. is cook, which is why we painting surprise as all other classics we “Games of Hunger” If you like to paint, or the library in a little red Then from noon are thrilled to announce show at GPL, is on the movie marathon to “see wish you could, then come wagon, have its picture to 3 p.m., the library’s that Juicy Burger – just Helderberg Room’s Big if the odds are ever in to GPL on Tuesday, July taken sitting in the Library Community Literary northeast of the corner Screen. our favor.” Following the 29, at 2 p.m. because this Director’s chair, and get Garden will be the site of Routes 20 and 155 – hunger game movies, we’ll Savannah Sunrise program to sleep – all snuggly and of three hours of fun is holding a “Dining to complement the series by is for you. An experienced warm – in the Storyhour and games and loads of Donate” event on Sunday, Board of Trustees showing the fi re-catching art teacher will provide Room! (Don’t you wish activities that will keep July 27, from 5 to 9 p.m. special meeting sequel at 2:45 p.m. everything you need to you could do that?) kids entertained. Back The Guilderland Ten percent of all If you don’t know the paint your own gorgeous by popular demand is Public Library’s Board of Drop your teddy off sales that evening plot of this wildly popular savannah sunrise scene. the Dunk Tank. Show Trustees will hold a special by 3 p.m. on Friday, July will be donated to the pair of movies, here’s a Registration is required, your arm strength and meeting on Thursday, July 25. And then be sure to Guilderland Library brief refresher: In a not- so please call 456-2400, play “Dunk the Director 31, at 7 p.m., in the library’s pick up your furry friend Foundation. Whether you too-distant future, the ext. 4 to let us know to get (or his designated Tawasentha Room. before 4 p.m. on Saturday, get one of Juicy Burger’s social and political norms your paints and brushes representative).” The meeting’s purpose July 26. (You can pick bear phenomenal burgers, of North America have ready. up when you come to scrumptious salads or is to move ahead with Play Spin Art, test collapsed, weakened by Family Fun Day.) You’ll be your strength with our wonderful wraps, you’ll drought, fi re, famine and projects that cannot wait able to see pictures of their Purple Dinosaur hammer ease your dinner-prep war. A new country – We saw an American until the next regularly overnight adventures. game, draw designs on woes and help support the Panem – consisting of a in Paris … scheduled business By the way, you know the windows with glass Library Foundation. capital and 12 districts is GPL’s Classic Film series meeting. As always, Board a group of fi sh is called chalk and, of course, The Foundation has formed. Each year, two offering on Thursday, July meetings are open to the a “school,” and a flock enjoy snacks from the upgraded the GPL’s young representatives 31, at 6:30 p.m. is the story public. of crows is actually a ever-popular SnoCone and Youth Area, built the from each district are of the most charming love — Mark Curiale “murder,” but did you popcorn machines. ever-popular Community selected by lottery to triangle the movies have Tweens can get creative at Lego Club meeting Grades 4 through 7 are copy of “Boy Were We an early childhood music dancing. Come to the Jungle that are just right for each invited to join our new Lego Wrong About Dinosaurs.” educator from Tykesadelic Hop with Gerald the Giraffe dance. Based on the book Club on Wednesday, July Music, and Ellen and see what his jungle by Giles Andreae, this active 23, at 7 p.m. Enjoy some Dragonette, yoga instructor, friends are up to. Explore yoga/music and movement free-building time with other program, the children will 39 Clues party for a music and creative each animal’s yoga pose, class promises to be great Fans of the 39 Clues Lego-maniacs. What kind of have the opportunity to play movement program that is the dance their doing and its fun! For ages 3-8. Please books and aspiring secret robot will you build from our with the age-appropriate sure to get children up and music and use instruments register. agents in grades 4-7 are Legos? Feel free to bring a toys and learning activities invited to a party on model from home to show either indoors or outdoors. Wednesday, July 30, at 2 p.m. “Quality Always Shows” off. Library Legos to share Water play activities will take to celebrate the series. 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The price community page must be for a 20 by 20 foot booth sent via email to news@ space is $35 the day before spotlightnews.com and may the flea market and $40 not appear online. for drive-ins. Inside spaces, which are limited in number, are $45. encouraged to arrive early. For more information, The renovations and call 436-1601 or email expansions at the Clark FleaMarket@selkirkfd. in Williamstown, Mass., org. Applications for booth were completed to enhance spaces can also be found on sustainability and energy the department’s website, effi ciency, as well as increase www.selkirkfd.org. exhibition and event space. There is a new visitor center Beatles tribute and research center. For more information at GPAC Thursday Sisson named BlueShield Scholar about the lecture, call “Hey Jude — Authentic 463-4478 or visit www. Tech Valley High School graduate Sara Sisson of Guilderland, right, has been named a BlueShield Scholar and has Beatles Tribute” will albanyinstitute.org. perform Thursday, earned a $250 scholarship. The award is given to a student pursuing higher education for a career in the fi eld of health July 24, at 7:30 p.m. at or human sciences and who demonstrates respect, personal responsibility, excellence, teamwork, passion and integrity. Tawasentha Park, Route Sisson is attending Russell Sage College in the fall, where she will major in physical therapy. Pictured with Sisson is Barbecue her Tech Valley High School counselor, Dean Walker. Submitted photo 146 in Guilderland. fundraiser The performance is There will be a chicken billed as “a remarkable for breeding activity. posters by summer high Also on display is a and traditions. barbecue fundraiser visual, verbal and musical Five Rivers is also school students in the pastel painting by Edwin Exchange students Saturday, Aug. 2, at 1 p.m. re-creation of Beatles offering the public a chance Wildlife Ecology Research Becker, the artist who undergo an extensive at Onesquethaw Fish and John Lennon and Paul to explore its Old Field Program and undergraduate painted the mural in the application and orientation Game Club, 2032 Tarrytown McCartney.” A special Trail at 2 p.m. July 26. This Odum interns. Bethlehem Public Library. process in their home Road in Feura Bush. guest will be joining the patchwork of upland fi elds The Huyck Grant This painting will be used in country prior to being duo. Meals are takeout only and brushlands is a living recipients who will be a drawing for scholarships accepted into iE-USA’s and include a half chicken, Parking is free, and the exhibit of the ecology and presenting include Seth for Bethlehem Central program. Each student baked potato, ear of corn, performance is open to abandoned farmland. The Bigelow, Ashley Ozelski High School students. is responsible for his/ roll and cole slaw. Each meal the public. Donations are area is home to deer and a McKelvy and Radka Drawing details will be her spending money is $10. accepted to help cover variety of birds and small Wildova. The keynote available soon. and full health insurance artists’ fees. Food and For more information, mammals. speaker is Cliff Siegfried, To fi nd out where other coverage. call 768-2320 or 768-2420 refreshments are available On Tuesday, July 29, who will present “A local artists are showing at the concession stand. For more information, in advance, or 526-8721 the join Five Rivers’ staff for Perspective on 40 Years of their work, visit www. day of the fundraiser. For more information, email Joe Bissell at the fi rst moth census at Natural Science Research: bethlehemartassociation. j.bissell@international- call Guilderland Parks and 8:30 p.m. After a brief Lessons and Challenges.” com. Recreation at 456-3150 or experience.net or call indoor overview of the Following the presenta- Pickling class email Linda Cure at curel@ (517) 388-8948. Families natural history and tions, students and interns townofguilderland.org. interested in hosting this ecological importance of will present their research Host families at Cornell Coop year must apply by Aug. 15. Cornell Cooperative moths, participants will in a poster session with a Extension of Albany County head outside to monitor wine and cheese recep- sought for fall Three programs International high is hosting a pickling class the action at sugared “bait tion. school exchange students AIHA hosts Tuesday, Aug. 5, from 6:30 at Five Rivers stations.” Flashlights are For more information, Five Rivers Environmen- helpful, but not necessary. ages 15-18 are seeking Clark lecture to 8:30 p.m. at the extension visit www.huyckpreserve. host families in Bethlehem office, 24 Martin Road in tal Education Center, 56 For more information org. The Albany Institute of Game Farm Road in Delmar, on these events, call Five for the 2014-15 school year. History and Art welcomes Voorheesville. will host a program about Rivers at 475-0291. Host families are needed Michael Conforti, Quick and Easy Pickles the American Goldfinch New BAA show for the fall semester and Director of the Sterling will provide an introduction Saturday, July 26, at 10 a.m. the full school year. and Francine Clark Art to pickling vegetables and It’s been speculated that Huyck science at Chamber Host families can be Institute, to share his fruit, including pickled dilly American Goldfi nch wait symposium The Bethlehem traditional families, singles, insights into the creation beans as a class project to until thistles are in bloom The Huyck Preserve Chamber of Commerce “empty nesters” and more. of the Clark’s newly take home. All materials will and then use the fibers in Rensselaerville is is showing a new exhibit They serve as mentors expanded campus. be provided. for their nests and feed holding its annual science of original artwork by and as a home base for The lecture takes place The program fee is $15, the seeds to their young. symposium Saturday, July members of the Bethlehem their students. Visiting Thursday, July 24, at 5:30 and pre-registration is After a brief introduction 26, from 1 to 3 p.m. Art Association through students participate as p.m. at AIHA, Washington required by Friday, Aug. active members of the indoors, participants will Join the preserve to hear August at its offices in Avenue in Albany. The 1. 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Young scientists compete to see who large stage, four curious judges and 10 can tell the best science tale contestants with only three minutes to perform. By DANIA BIANCHI It may sound like “American Idol,” but this contest [email protected] is for young scientists, and it’s right here at RPI’s EMPAC Theater. It’s called FameLab, and it’s a competition where scientists must communicate intricate topics in Outdoor author layman’s terms in three minutes’ time in front of a panel of judges. No slides or charts are allowed, and at Open Door the stories must be interesting and hold the attention The Open Door Bookstore of everyday folk. and Gift Gallery will welcome “The challenge to the FameLabbers is to Russell Dunn, the author of communicate to a lay audience and craft an interpretation for what they do,” said Daniella Scalice, “Paddling the Quiet Waters of Education and Public Outreach Lead for the NASA Mid-Eastern New York” for a signing of his book on Sunday, ■ FameLab Page 14 July 27, from 11 a.m. -12:30 p.m. “In Paddling the Quiet Wa- ters of Mid-Eastern New York: Albany, Columbia, Greene, Rensselear, Schenectady, and Schoharie Counties,” Dunn introduces readers to the numerous fl at-water lakes and ponds in the Greater Capital Region. Dunn’s book is a compendium of historical facts interwoven with maps, IF YOU GO illustrations, and directions on • What: ‘FameLab: how to get there and where Exploring Earth and Beyond’ you go once you arrive. • When: Tuesday, July The Open Door Bookstore 29, 7 p.m. is located at 128 Jay St., • Where: RPI’s Schenectady. EMPAC Theater, 110 8th St., Troy • How much: Free • Info: empac.rpi.edu

Cruise on down to Wheels in the Woods Annual car show to be $10 pre-registration and Specialty held at Thacher Park $13 on the day of the event. cars of Food and refreshments all types The fi fth annual Wheels will be available through will be on in the Woods Car Show will Thompson’s Lake Reformed hand for be held at Thacher Park’s Church. the annual Pear Orchard picnic area on Contact the park at 872- Wheels in Saturday, July 26, from 10 1237 for more information the Woods a.m. to 3 p.m. and with questions about Car Show Coming Classic cars, specialty cars early registration. at Thacher and tuners are all welcome. Cruise on down to the park Park Ther will be no cut off for and enjoy a great day of, cars, Saturday, attractions year of car. People’s Choice music, and picnicking. Kids July 26. The Spotlight arts calendar trophies and other prizes will will enjoy the playground at highlights happenings all over be awarded during the day, Pear Orchard. Visit the parks the Capital District. with a special award for Best website at www.parks.ny.gov ’50s Car. for further information on Page 12 Registration fees are parks programs and events.

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Tickets and matinees, $12 children under 12 with an adult. Tickets and information: To submit an event information: 445-7469 or www. 392-9292 or www.machaydntheatre.org. to run in our capitalrep.org. online calendar, Aladdin simply go to Musical based on children’s tale. July 25 and 26. Mac-Haydn Theatre, MUSIC www.spotlightnews. Chatham. Shows: 10:30 a.m. Tickets: $10. Tickets and information: 392-9292 or www.machaydntheatre.org. Country Night com/events/submit/, Up-and-coming artists Jacob become a registered Hands on a Hardbody Powell and Dustin Lynch play user and fi ll out your Musical based on 1997 documentary about 10 contestants on a quest Alive at Five concert series. 5 event’s information in to win a pickup truck. July 1-26. Park Playhouse, Washington Park p.m. July 24, Riverfront Park the provided form. Lakehouse, Albany. Shows: 8 p.m. Tickets: bleacher seats $21-22, center Amphitheater, Corning Pre- seats $15-16, side seats $13-14, amphitheater seats free. Tickets and serve, Albany. Free. Informa- Submissions are information: 434-0776 or www.parkplayhouse.com. tion: 434-2032. subject to approval and Mac-Haydn Theatre in Chatham will perform a musical version of may take up to 24 hours The REAL Desperate HOUSEWIVES of Columbia County New York Players to be approved. Carl Ritchie’s original satirical musical. July 28. Mac-Haydn Theatre, Dance/soul/pop band. July Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” July 24 through Aug. 3. Call Chatham. Shows: 8 p.m. Tickets: $25. Tickets and information: 392- 24, 6:30 p.m., The Crossings, 392-9292 for tickets and more information. Submitted photo 9292 or www.machaydntheatre.org. Albany Shaker Road, Colonie. Free. Information: 456-2136. Ave., Albany. Hours: noon to 8 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to The Outgoing Tide 6 p.m. Tuesday, noon to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Johnny Cash Tribute: Harold Ford solo Bruce Graham’s drama about a family at odds about how to ensure their Albany Institute of History and Art future. July 11 through Aug. 2. Curtain Call Theatre, 210 Old Loudon Intimate, acoustic show with songs spanning Cash’s long recording Road, Latham. Shows: Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at career. 7:30 p.m., July 25, Dee Sarno Theater, 320 Broadway, Saratoga “Summer Exposure: Photographic Works by Martin Benjamin, Caro- 8 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets: $23. Tickets and information: Springs. Tickets: $15. Tickets and information: 683-0913. lyn Marks Blackwood, Tom Fels, Dana Hoey and William Jaeger.” 877-7529 or www.curtaincalltheatre.com. Through Sept. 7. 125 Washington Ave., Albany. Information: 463- The Samples 4478 or www.albanyinstitute.org. Indie rock band, with singer-songwriter Rich Ortiz opening. 8 p.m. July 26, Putnam Den, 63A Putnam St., Saratoga Springs. Tickets: advance $20, day Albany Center Gallery of show $25. Information: 584-8066 or putnamden.com. “The Black and White Show,” featuring the works of eight regional art- ists. Through Aug. 22. 39 Columbia St., Albany. Information: 462-4775. CC Vagabonds Jazz ensemble performs at Sunday Concert Series. 7 p.m. July 27, Congress miSci Park, Saratoga Springs. Information: 584-1531 or discoversaratoga.org. “Making Sense of Sound,” a hands-on exhibit from San Francisco’s Ex- ploratorium. Through June 2015. “Grossology,” a look at the way the hu- Marc Cohn man body works. Through Sept. 1. Nott Terrace Heights, Schenectady. Singer-songwriter known for “Walking in Memphis,” with opening act Am- Information: 382-7890 or www.miSci.org. ber Rubarth. 8 p.m. July 27, Club Helsinki, 405 Columbia St., Hudson. Tickets and information: 828-4800 or helsinkihudson.com. The Niche Gallery “Memory: Recognition of the Past,” featuring works by Mark Andrew, Cheryl Bielli, Bob Blackmon, McCauley Cannizzo, Steven Carberry, COMEDY Lisa Caringi, Judy DiAngelo, Charles DeMarco, Roger Dowse, Roger Comedy Works Kaye, Katy Klompas, Mike Wagner and Carole Warburton. Through July 31. 480 Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Information: www.The Kelly MacFarland and Sherry Davey headline. July 25 and 26, 7:30 NicheGallery.com. and 9:30 p.m. 500 Northern Blvd., Albany. Advance tickets $15, day of show $20. Dinner and show: advance tickets $39.95, day of show Saratoga Arts Center $44.95. Information, 275-6897 or www.thecomedyworks.com. “David Miller: Mapping the Mind.” Through July 26. 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Information: www.saratoga-arts.org. LITERARY Schenectady Jewish Community Center Russell Dunn “Shadow Box Dioramas,” featuring the work of Charles Steckler. Signing copies of his book, “Paddling the Quiet Waters of Mid-East- Through Aug. 31. 2565 Balltown Road, Niskayuna. Information: Irit ern NewYork.” 11 a.m., July 27, Open Door Bookstore and Gift Gal- Magnes 377-8803, ext. 235 or [email protected]. lery, 128 Jay St., Schenectady. Information: 346-2719. University at Albany Art Museum EXHIBITS “Mary Reid Kelley: Working Objects and Videos.” Through Oct. 12. Uptown campus, 1400 Washington Avenue Ext., Albany. Informa- Brookside Museum tion: 442-4035 or www.albany.edu/museum. “Perspectives: Photography by Dona Ann McAdams, Carole Williams and Sharon Castro.” Through Aug. 29. 6 Charlton St., Ballston Spa. Information: 885-4000. Official artist reception: July 22, 5 p.m. CALL FOR ARTISTS First Night Saratoga Albany Public Library Seeks musicians of every genre to perform at annual New Year’s Eve “Homespun,” an exhibition of art in a variety of mediums from artists explor- event. Artists selected will receive a stipend from Saratoga Arts. For ing notions of “home.” Through Sept. 27. Pine Hills Branch, 517 Western more information, call 584-4132. Weekly Crossword The Spotlight July 23, 2014 • Page 13

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The proposal outside of step in locating We’re looking for you includes building 72 units the Albany Soldier On at to support and develop with supportive services County Shaker site housing for veterans,” said and administrative offi ces, Courthouse Downing. “This project with the possibility of an in support By JOHN PURCELL takes on meaning because additional 100 units on of Solider it integrates veterans from adjacent county-owned [email protected] On’s veteran this community back into land. The property is housing Dozens of veterans spoke the community.” located next to the Shaker project out against Democratic Lead agency designation Heritage Society. before the legislators proposing to for SEQR is typically not Legislator Patrice county stall Solider On’s housing controversial because it Schwarz Lockart, R-Colonie, legislature’s project, which spurred a only allows for the review chided Democrats before meeting last-minute amendment to process to begin. The the meeting for planning to Monday, clear the procedural step. resolution does not equate table the resolution, which July 14. Controversy was to approving the project. has received widespread swirling over the homeless Before the meeting, support from local offi cials. John Purcell/ veteran housing proposal the Majority’s Offi ce said “I hope our veterans Spotlight even before the Albany “further fact-finding” was come out in force to express County Legislature’s required before proceeding their outrage at such Monday, July 14, meeting with the SEQR process treatment,” Lockart said in because the project had not a prepared statement. said. “I think this is more next month. after the majority’s second started. Democrats had of a lack of communication caucus, which is when the signaled that the majority been “fully explained.” Jake Ashby, a former Veterans and supporters than anything else.” amendment was crafted. was planning to table the county employee and “Due to the potential rallied outside before the “I strongly believe Solider resolution to designate the impact on the environment, legislature’s meeting and Morse’s remarks did two-time combat veteran, On will work very good legislature as lead agency especially wetlands, and vowed to fight for the not stop veterans from questioned how any with the Shaker Society. for the State Environmental its potential impact on the housing project. sharing their stories about legislator could consider Quality Review evaluation, Historic Watervliet Shaker how Solider On has helped delaying the project. They both will have many “We are not going to them and why the facility common areas, and I think but following caucuses site … a SEQRA Type I be diverted,” Downing “I’ve come to help the before and after the public action is required,” said is needed. Several credited legislature and those people that it’d be a win-win.” said during the rally. “We Solider On with saving their comment portion of the the Majority’s Office in a are going to help stop the that aren’t really being Starlyn D’Angelo, life. meeting, the majority statement. “This means a insanity that veterans are a forthcoming in wanting to executive director of the eventually drafted an complicated process that commodity to be shuffl ed Tom Griswold, do the right thing,” said Shaker Heritage Society, amendment receiving must be completed with and moved from place to commander of Sheehy Ashby as he reached into said the organization fully unanimous support. the utmost of care, integrity place.” Palmer VFW Post in a plastic bag. “This is a supports the Solider On The only major change to and will require experts and Legislature Chairman Albany, said when veterans box of enemas and that’s project. She said the group the resolution was requiring resources the County may Shawn Morse interjected are returning from a war Metamucil.” wants to have a voice in the Shaker Heritage Society or may not possess.” after the first speaker that is ongoing, they can’t Legislator Gary the project so it benefits to be listed as an interested The SEQR evaluation during public comment and delay decisions and urged Domalewicz, D-Albany, said the historic site along with party and included in the identifies any potential said that legislators were the legislature to move the that all of the questions veterans. process. environmental impact, not opposed to the project. project forward. fellow members had were “It may seem a little John Downing, president along with how those “I can tell you in the “If you delay, people get answered and urged for bit incompatible to have and CEO of Solider On, said impacts could be addressed month we’ve had these hurt, people get killed,” said the SEQR process to move veterans housed at the site,” the Massachusetts-based or mitigated. dialogues, there has not Griswold. forward. D’Angelo said, “but in fact non-profi t organization has James Scalise, an been one member of this He said if the resolution “I’m very excited that the Shakers did take in already worked with 567 engineer with Solider On, legislature against the did not get approved, the we came to an agreement veterans and soldiers on a veterans from the area. said the organization is Solider On project,” Morse veterans would be back tonight,” Domalewicz said regular basis.” • Free Loaner Cars Even for Oil Changes

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Also, 172 tons Mercury is an element of hazardous soil and Glenmont • Jared Kline of • John Longton of The former site of a that can damage people’s decontamination water • Kristin Gorman of Schenectady Slingerlands mercury refinery that nervous systems and were excavated and Glenmont borders the towns of harm the brain, heart, • Gregory Lewis of • Lacy Palmiotto of properly disposed, and • Alyssa Inglis of Colonie and Guilderland kidneys, lungs and Schenectady Slingerlands 3,500 gallons of water Glenmont is on track to be cleaned immune systems. • Haley Macherone of • Steven Philippi of was pumped from the up the end of 2014 as it Mercury in soil and • Darlene Irwin of Schenectady Slingerlands tributary and disposed of. enters phase two of the groundwater can impact Glenmont • Anil Mangal of • Dariusz Zieba of project. “After a successful fi sh and other wildlife. • Maik Katko of Schenectady Slingerlands fi rst phase of work that The key companies Glenmont The Environmental removed more than • Victoria Mausler of • Shawna Brown of responsible for funding • Eric Mueller of Protection Agency 5,600 tons of mercury- Schenectady Voorheesville the cleanup are Gillette Glenmont announced that phase contaminated soil and • Jolene McCullough of • Melanie Dykstra of Company, KeySpan Gas • Rathna Nagaraj of two of the cleanup project, asphalt from the site, Schenectady Voorheesville East Corp., Energizer Glenmont costing $9.3 million, the EPA will work • Leanna Murphy of • June Henry of Battery Manufacturing, began at the Mercury hard to complete the • Robert Ordish of Schenectady Voorheesville Inc., Union Carbide Refi ning Superfund Site work,” said Judith A. Glenmont Corporation and • Mikayla Notaro of • Annette Hoult of the week of July 14. Enck, EPA Regional • Joshua Peterson of Spectrum Brands, Inc. Schenectady Voorheesville Groundwater and soil at Administrator. “The Glenmont In addition, 19 federal • Emily Prawdzik of • Adam Logan of the site was contaminated cleanup activities this • Eric Pierson of agencies and 46 additional Schenectady Voorheesville with mercury as a result summer will ensure that Glenmont parties also responsible • Joseph Pulver of • Susan Mielke of of operations by Mercury the mercury located deep • Steven Pierson of for the contamination Schenectady Voorheesville Refi ning, Inc. from 1956 to underground is locked Glenmont were required to make 1998. The company used in place so that it will no • James Reed of • Michaela Muth of payments into an escrow • Brandon Wright of an industrial oven to extract longer pose a threat to Schenectady Voorheesville account to fund the Glenmont mercury from mercury- human health and the • Kossi Agbossamey of • Tamika Richardson of • Ellen Sandman-Young containing materials such cleanup work at the site. Schenectady of Voorheesville environment.” Guilderland as batteries, thermometers, The second phase of The current owner of • Veronica Cano of • Todd Robbins of • Benjamin Seymour of pressure regulators and the project is estimated to the site, 26 Railroad Ave., Guilderland Schenectady Voorheesville dental amalgams. be completed by October Inc., is responsible for • Lindsay Gogola of • Alexandra Rojas of • Scott Green of The extraction process and will look to secure ensuring that land use Guilderland Schenectady Schenectady contaminated the soil, the deeper contaminated restrictions at the site are followed to make sure no • Cristin McIntyre of • Phillip Semerad of • Kim Nguyen of and then stormwater soil and groundwater. water wells are drilled and Guilderland Schenectady Glenmont transferred the chemicals After removing the top that soil is not disturbed. • Bartosz Murawski of • Stephen Shampersaud • Jillian Cummings, of into an unnamed tributary eight feet of soil, the Guilderland of Schenectady Slinglerands, was named to of Patroon Creek. The soil beneath that will be More information can site was placed on the treated by mixing the soil be found at epa.gov/ • Brendan O’Neill of • Sergey Skrinik of the spring 2014 president’s Superfund List in 1983, with cementing materials Region2/superfund/npl/ Guilderland Schenectady list at Pratt Institute. where the DEC oversaw and a sulfur compound mercuryrefi ning. • Anthony Tate of • Murtala Radji of • Tara D’Andrea, of numerous cleanup Schenectady Guilderland Slingerlands, was named to projects until the EPA • Wayne Shirk of • Jason Vincent of the spring 2014 dean’s list at assumed responsibility Outer Banks, NC Vacation Homes! 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The Guilderland from two hives to 16 now.” times if there’s a problem, Ford and her husband the problem (is) with the wife, Jennifer, Central School District sent watches on out a mass email message plan to inspect the hive at queen. … You can buy a least once bi-weekly. A hive new queen and put her in, before helping inviting anyone interested clean off to attend the inspection. does not really need to be and that tends to fi x a lot of the problems.” excess honey. “This is a nice location,” checked on more than a she said. “You’ve got weekly basis, with excessive Pests can be controlled inspections actually with natural oils if they John Purcell/ pollination here for the Spotlight garden, and I like that its reducing the amount of become problematic, she here where people can honey produced. The hive said, which allows for the is doing well enough that garden to remain organic. Entrance reducers need Caren Patzarian, of bees, which is a response to be placed on the hive New Scotland, donned a over the possibility of before winter to keep out beekeeper’s hat and got abandoning the hive due to a mice from the warm, sweet up close with the insects. fi re. The smoke also masks sanctuary. Bees huddle up After seeing the inspection, any alarm pheromones in a ball, with the queen in which she never saw before, guard bees, or a bee getting the middle, eat the honey she is looking to keep her crushed, might release. We’ve Got and vibrate to produce heat own honeybee hive. Freeman said each hive during the winter. Ford said “I’ve been interested has its own personality, with the hive stays around 95 in keeping bees and the garden’s hive of about Don’t miss any degrees. Issues.of them! concerned about what 40,000 to 50,000 bees being “They don’t hibernate,” is happening with them calm. she said. “You will see them diminishing,” Patzarian fl ying on a warm day in the said. “This kind of got my “It wasn’t as scary as I winter.” interest going, and I love think you would expect it to be,” said Patzarian. A couple of kids turned honey. Honey is really good out and kept their distance for you.” Anyone interested in from the hive. The fence Keith Freeman uses a attending future inspections around the garden provides smoker to calm the bees can email Jennifer Ford at a nice suggested buffer for before inspecting the fordj@guilderlandschools. people not wanting to get hive. The smoke triggers net for information on dates Subscribe today to the area’s too close. a feeding response in the and times. best source for your local news “The only thing of Feura Bush starting holding us up is there is at Wemple Road, and & RECEIVE A PAIR OF TICKETS ■ Path one easement we haven’t then will cross over at (From Page 1) obtained yet, and we’ve Sudbury Road to connect TO AN ALBANY talked to the owners, and with a sidewalk already years, with some of the they’re pretty much in established by Glenmont DUTCHMEN money set aside by the agreement,” said Penman. Plaza. New crosswalks will town to pay for capital “There might be one block be installed to help guide projects and some used that if we have an issue pedestrians. GAME! for temporary tax relief of with, it might hold us up.” the town’s EMS services. The town is also looking Councilwoman Joann to install a water line before The cost of the project BOB BELLIZZI FIELD Dawson joked that installation begins, so the does not include the pedestrians may have to new sidewalk will not have at the Christian Plumeri Sports Complex amount for labor, since Located just off Thruway Exit 23, walk through a portion of to be disturbed in the near most of the work will be the homeowner’s yard if future. at the foot of I-787 and 9W. done in-house. the easement agreement The second portion of Town Engineer Paul is not worked out before the project is expected to Penman said construction installation begins. be completed next year. is set to begin at the end Clarkson said pedestrians Additional sidewalks will of this month as long as Fun, Affordable, are likely already doing so. be installed along Feura the appropriate permits “It’s certainly a lot Bush Road, from Elsmere Family Entertainment can be obtained by the safer that way,” said the Avenue to Elm Avenue. For GPS Directions: state Department of supervisor. dutchmenbaseball.com 20 Frisbie Ave., Albany, NY 12209 Transportation. The fi rst Dawson asked if the portion of the project, from Penman said the appropriate signage would Wemple Road to Glenmont sidewalk will be on both be added so drivers can get YES! I would like to subscribe to The Spotlight! Plaza, should be completed sides of Feura Bush. It will used to the change and will (Check one): (Check one): this summer. run along the North side know they have to stop. 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Purpose: all law- shall mail process to the filed with SSNY on mail process to: c/o Acc- and read aloud at the The registered agent is: designated as agent of lawful purpose. ful activities. LLC, 30A Post Road., 6/16/14. Office location: umera LLC, 911 Central Town Hall, 445 Delaware USA Corporate Services LLC upon whom pro- Ad#50893 Ad#53227 Colonie, NY, 12205. Albany County. SSNY Ave., #101, Albany, NY Avenue, Delmar, New Inc. at the same ad- General Purpose. TU 6t designated as agent of cess against it may be 12206. Purpose: all law- York. Bids shall be ad- dress. Purpose: all law- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (4538518) LLC whom process served. SSNY shall mail ful activities. dressed to Ms. Nanci ful activities. Ad#50889 against may be served. process to: Capitol Ser- Ad#54181 Moquin, Town Clerk, Ad#51753 Notice of Formation of 42nd Street Vision Ex- LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process vices, Inc., 1218 Central LEGAL NOTICE Town of Bethlehem, 445 LEGAL NOTICE 14 EAGLE LANE LLC. press LLC. Arts. of Org. to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Ave., Ste. 100, Albany, Delaware Avenue, Del- Arts. of Org. filed with filed with SSNY on Notice of Formation St., Albany, NY 12207. NY 12205. DE address Notice of Formation De- mar, New York 12054. Notice of Formation SSNY on 6/17/14. Office 05/29/14. Off. Loc.: Al- All Artists, LLC Arts. of The registered agent is: of LLC: 1209 Orange St., dona Realty Group LLC Bids shall be in sealed GUPI LLC Arts. of Org. location: Albany County. bany Co. SSNY desig. as Org. filed with SSNY on USA Corporate Services Wilmington, DE 19801. Arts. of Org. filed with envelopes which shall filed with SSNY on SSNY designated as agt. upon whom process 6/2/2014 Off. 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Purpose: Inc. at the same ad- NOTICE OF PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE under the LLCL of New against the LLC may be mail a copy of any pro- NANCI MOQUIN all lawful activities. dress. Purpose: all law- HEARING Notice is here- York State. served. The address to cess c/o the LLC, 2 Eu- TOWN CLERK Ad#51756 ful activities. by given that the Board Notice of Formation of Ad#50560 which the Secretary of clid Ave., Delmar, NY Dated: July 17, 2014 LEGAL NOTICE Ad#51755 of Appeals of the Town ANTOM LLC. Arts. of State shall mail a copy 12054. The LLC does Ad#54188 of Bethlehem, Albany Org. filed with SSNY on LEGAL NOTICE of any process against not have a specific date LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation LEGAL NOTICE 6/19/14. Office location: of dissolution. Purpose: Harrison Auto Repair County, New York will Benjamin Vision Center the LLC is 302 Washing- Notice of Formation of hold a public hearing on Albany County. SSNY ton Avenue Extension, All legal purposes. Filer: Notice of Formation of LLC Arts. of Org. filed designated as agent of LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Lavelle & Finn, LLP, 29 FAYT JEWELRY LLC. with SSNY on 6/17/2014 2473 JERUSALEM AVE. Wednesday, August 6, with SSNY on 05/23/14. Albany, New York LLC. Arts. of Org. filed 2014 at 7:00 PM., at the LLC whom process 12203. British American Bl., Arts. of Org. filed with Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. against may be served. Off. Loc.: Albany Co. Latham, NY 12110 SSNY on 6/26/14. Office SSNY designated as with SSNY on 6/17/14. Town Offices, 445 SSNY desig. as agt. Ad#50860 Delaware Avenue, Del- SSNY shall mail process Ad#53535 location: Albany County. agent of LLC whom pro- Office location: Albany upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE County. SSNY designat- mar, New York, to take to: c/o The LLC, 46 State LEGAL NOTICE SSNY designated as cess may be served. St., Albany, NY 12207. may be served. SSNY agent of LLC whom pro- SSNY shall mail process ed as agent of LLC action on an application shall mail process to: NOTICE OF FORMATION The registered agent is: DENROB, LLC. Arts. of cess against may be to: c/o Accumera LLC, whom process against by Frederick & Elaine The LLC, 248 W. 116th OF A DOMESTIC LIMIT- USA Corporate Services Org. filed with SSNY on served. SSNY shall mail 911 Central Ave., #101, may be served. SSNY Van Heste, 8 Merrifield St., NY, NY 10026. Gen- ED LIABILITY COMPANY Inc. at the same ad- 06/24/14. Off. Loc.: Al- process to: c/o The LLC, Albany, NY 12206. Pur- shall mail process to: Place, Delmar for an eral Purposes. (LLC)The name of the dress. Purpose: all law- bany Co. SSNY desig. as 46 State St., Albany, NY pose: all lawful activities. c/o The LLC, 46 State area variance under Arti- Ad#50866 LLC is Columbia BBL cle XIII, Section 128- ful activities. agt. upon whom process 12207. The registered Ad#51881 St., Albany, NY 12207. LEGAL NOTICE Group LLC. The Articles The registered agent is: 100, Schedule of area Ad#53695 may be served. SSNY agent is: USA Corporate LEGAL NOTICE of Organization of the Services Inc. at the USA Corporate Services yard and bulk require- LEGAL NOTICE LLC were filed with the shall mail process to: NOTICE OF FORMATION same address. Purpose: Inc. at the same ad- ments. Applicant would NY Secretary of State on The LLC, c/o Kanen Law I N PAN LLC, Arts of Org OF A DOMESTIC LIMIT- all lawful activities. dress. Purpose: all law- like to construct a deck Notice of Formation of July 9, 2014. The pur- Firm, 90 Park Ave., 18th filed with SSNY on ARM 50TH 1ST LLC. ED LIABILITY COMPANY Fl., NY, NY 10016. Gen- Ad#53659 06/19/14. Office Loc.: ful activities. that does not meet front (LLC)The name of the pose of the LLC is to en- Ad#53660 yard setback require- Arts. of Org. filed with gage in any lawful act or eral Purposes. LEGAL NOTICE Albany County, SSNY SSNY on 7/2/14. Office LLC is Black Sheep Ad#53210 designated as agent of ments. Project, LLC. The Arti- activity. The office of LEGALNOTICE location: Albany County. The name of the limited LLC upon whom pro- Daniel W. Coffey cles of Organization of the LLC is to be located LEGAL NOTICE Chairman Board of Ap- SSNY designated as in Albany County. The liability company is FM cess against it may be Notice of Formation of the LLC were filed with served. SSNY shall mail peals agent of LLC whom pro- Secretary of State is Notice of Formation of PIZZA KING RESTAU- 2534 & 2538 STEINWAY cess against may be the NY Secretary of a copy of process to: Ad#54138 designated as the agent DLSS, LLC. Arts. of Org. RANT LLC. The Articles ST, LLC. Arts. of Org. served. SSNY shall mail State on 7/3/2014. The The LLC, 9 Egmont Ct., of the LLC upon whom filed with Secy. of State of Organization of LLC filed with SSNY on process to: c/o The LLC, purpose of the LLC is to Delmar, NY 12054. Pur- LEGAL NOTICE process against the LLC of NY (SSNY) on 6/9/14. were filed with the New 6/25/14. Office location: 46 State St., Albany, NY own, operate and man- pose: to engage in any may be served. The ad- Office location: Albany York Department of Albany County. SSNY 12207. The registered age a fitness center, and State on November 25, lawful act. NOTICE OF FORMATION dress to which the Sec- County. SSNY designat- designated as agent of agent is: USA Corporate also to engage in any 2013. The office of the Ad#52776 OF LIMITED LIABILITY retary of State shall mail ed as agent of LLC upon LLC whom process Services Inc. at the lawful act or activity. whom process against it LLC is in SCHENECTADY COMPANY Articles of a copy of any process LEGAL NOTICE against may be served. same address. Purpose: The office of the LLC is may be served. SSNY county and the address Organization of 8 Sec- against the LLC is 302 SSNY shall mail process all lawful activities. to be located in Albany shall mail process to: to which the Secretary ond Avenue LLC (the Washington Avenue Ex- Notice of Formation of to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Ad#53686 County. The Secretary David LaPierre, 1 Park of State shall mail a “LLC”) were filed with tension, Albany, New IMMACULATE DISSEC- St., Albany, NY 12207. of State is designated as Square, Apt. 1424, Rah- copy of any process the Secretary of State of LEGAL NOTICE York 12203. TION LLC. Arts. of Org. The registered agent is: the agent of the LLC way, NJ 07065. Pur- served is to STEVEN M New York (“SSNY”) on Ad#54185 filed with SSNY on USA Corporate Services June 3, 2014, effective Arthur 14 Ventures, LLC upon whom process pose: any lawful activity. SARGENT; 20 S 6/16/14. Office location: Inc. at the same ad- against the LLC may be upon the date of filing. App. For Auth. filed NY LEGAL NOTICE Ad#51033 CHURCH ST; SCHENEC- Albany County. SSNY dress. Purpose: all law- served. The address to Office Location: Albany Dept of State on LEGAL NOTICE TADY, NY 12305. The designated as agent of ful activities. County. SSNY has been 5/14/14. Juris and date which the Secretary of NOTICE OF FORMATION purpose of the LLC is to LLC whom process Ad#53692 designated as agent of of org: DE 5/12/14. State shall mail a copy The name of the limited Notice of Formation of engage in any lawful ac- against may be served. of any process against LEGAL NOTICE the LLC upon whom County of loc: Albany liability company is Limited Liability Compa- tivity to which the LLC SSNY shall mail process process against it may Cty. Princ. bus. loc. 150 the LLC is 545 Albany DACKER BOAT AND ny Pursuant to Section may be organized under to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Shaker Road, Notice of Formation of be served. SSNY may Willow St., Guilderland, RECREATION LLC. The 203 of the New York the LLCL of New York St., Albany, NY 12207. mail a copy of any pro- NY 12110. Sec. of State Loudonville, NY 12211. Articles of Organization Limited Liability Law. State. The registered agent is: 26 BRIDGE LANE LLC. Ad#53533 Arts. of Org. filed with cess to the LLC c/o 530 designated as agent of of LLC were filed with 1. The name of the limit- Ad#51679 USA Corporate Services SSNY on 6/17/14. Office Knickerbocker Road, foreign LLC upon whom LEGAL NOTICE the New York Depart- ed liability company is LEGAL NOTICE Inc. at the same ad- location: Albany County. Schodack Landing, New process against it may ment of State on AU- DSTM Associates LLC. dress. Purpose: all law- SSNY designated as York 12156. The pur- be served. The Sec. of 1.The name of the Limit- GUST 30, 2013. The of- 2. The Articles of Orga- NOTICE OF FORMATION ful activities. agent of LLC whom pro- pose for which the LLC State shall mail a copy ed Liability Company is fice of the LLC is in nization were filed with OF GIARRUSSO CON- Ad#51781 cess against may be is formed is to engage in of process to the LLC BMT Sheridan, LLC Washington County and the Secretary of State on TRACTING, LLC On LEGAL NOTICE served. SSNY shall mail the acquisition, finance, 150 Willow St., Guilder- 2.The Articles of Organi- the address to which the June 4, 2014. 3/18/2014, Articles of process to: c/o The LLC, improvement, manage- land, NY 12110. Addr. of zation were filed May 2, Secretary of State shall 3. The office of the Lim- Organization of Giarrus- Notice of Formation 46 State St., Albany, NY ment, service and main- Foreign LLC in DE is 615 2014.3.The office of the mail a copy of any pro- ited Liability company so Contracting, LLC INAFER LLC Arts. of 12207. The registered tenance of real property, South DuPont Hwy, Limited Liability Compa- cess served is to will be located in Albany were filed with the Sec- Org. filed with SSNY on agent is: USA Corporate and to carry on any oth- Dover, DE 19901. Auth. ny is located in Albany STEVEN M SARGENT; County. retary of State of the 6/12/2014 Off. Loc.: Al- Services Inc. at the er activities necessary Officer in DE where Cert County. 4. The Secretary 20 S Church St; Sch- 4. The Secretary of State State of New York. The bany Cnty. SSNY desig- same address. Purpose: to, in connection with, of Form. filed: Jeffrey W. of State has been desig- enectady, NY 12305. is designated as agent of office of the NY limited nated as agent of LLC all lawful activities. or incidental to the fore- Bullock, Sec. of State of nated as the agent of the The purpose of this LLC the Limited Liability liability company is lo- whom process may be Ad#53538 going for which limited the State of DE, Division Limited Liability Compa- is to engage in any law- Company upon whom cated in Albany County. served. SSNY shall mail The Spotlight July 23, 2014 • Page 21

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS y yy process to: c/o Acc- St., Albany, NY 12207. LEGAL NOTICE shall mail copy to Fran- Rosen, LLP, 130 Wash- process to c/o Teal, LLC formed in Delaware TIA, LLC has been umera LLC, 911 Central The registered agent is: cis M. McCloskey, 18 ington Avenue, Albany, Becker & Chiaramonte, (DE) on 6/13/14. SSNY formed and that its Arti- Ave., #101, Albany, NY USA Corporate Services LUVISOL, LLC. Arts. of Locust Street, Albany NY New York 12210. Pur- CPAs, PC, 7 Washington designated as agent of cles of Organization 12206. Purpose: all law- Inc. at the same ad- Org. filed with SSNY on 12203 pose: For any lawful pur- Square, Albany, NY LLC upon whom pro- were filed with the New ful activities. dress. Purpose: all law- 06/10/14. Off. Loc.: Al- Ad#50451 pose. 12205. Purpose: Any cess against it may be York State Secretary of Ad#51865 Ad#50887 lawful act or activity. served. SSNY shall mail State on June 3, 2014. ful activities. bany Co. SSNY desig. as LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Ad#51769 agt. upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE Ad#52885 process to: c/o CT Cor- The office of the limited may be served. SSNY NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE poration System, 111 liability company is to be NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE shall mail process to: DOMESTIC LIMITED LI- Paige Patrick LLC. Arts. 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011, located in Schenectady OF LIMITED LIABILITY The LLC, 448 W. 37th ABILITY COMPANY of Org. filed with SSNY Notice of Formation: the registered agent County and the New COMPANY. NAME: Java Notice of Formation of St., #PHC, NY, NY (LLC).Name: MM MHP on 06/24/14. Off. Loc.: RGZ PARTNERS LLC. upon whom process York State Secretary of Partners, LLC. Articles LCP Flushing LLC. Arts. 10018. General Purpos- II LLC. Articles of Orga- Albany Co. SSNY desig. Arts of Org. filed with may be served. DE ad- State shall mail a copy of Organization were of Org. filed with Secy. es. nization filed with NY as agt. upon whom pro- Secy of State of NY dress of LLC: 1209 Or- of any process against it filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) Ad#51750 Secretary of State, June cess may be served. (SSNY) on 7/2/14. Office ange St., Wilmington, served upon him or her of State of New York on 6/19/14. Office loca- 4, 2014. Purpose: to SSNY shall mail process location: Albany County. DE 19801. Arts. of Org. is 355 Johnson Road, (SSNY) on July 7, 2014. tion: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE engage in any lawful act to: The LLC, c/o Kanen SSNY is designated filed with DE Secy. of Scotia, New York Office Location: Albany SSNY designated as Law Firm, 90 Park Ave., agent of LLC upon State, 401 Federal St. Notice of Formation- or activity. Office: Al- 12302. The purpose of County. SSNY has been agent of LLC upon 18th Fl., NY, NY 10016. whom process against it Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. M.L.S. Professional So- bany County. Secretary the business is to en- designated as agent of whom process against it General Purposes. may be served. SSNY Purpose: all lawful pur- lutions, LLC Arts. of Org. of State is agent for pro- gage in any business or the LLC upon whom may be served. SSNY Ad#53208 shall mail process to: 77 poses. filed with SSNY on cess against LLC and any other lawful pur- process against it may shall mail process to: Spruce Street, Suite 201 Ad#52150 6/23/2014 Off. Loc.: Al- shall mail copy to LEGAL NOTICE pose, act or activity for be served. SSNY shall c/o Lane Capital Part- Cedarhurst, NY 11516 bany Cnty. SSNY desig- William K. Mafrici, 18 LEGAL NOTICE which limited liability mail a copy of process ners, 152 W. 57th St., Purpose: Any lawful act. nated as agent of LLC Locust Street, Albany NY Pawn & Buy LLC. Arts. companies may be orga- to the LLC: 31 Mosall 22nd Fl., NY, NY 10019. 12203. of Org. filed with SSNY Ad#53169 Notice of Formation of nized. The limited liabili- Purpose: any lawful ac- whom process may be Dr., Slingerlands, NY served. SSNY shall mail Ad#50457 on 05/30/14. Off. Loc.: LEGAL NOTICE SLK LAND, LLC. Arts. of ty company shall contin- 12159. Purpose: For tivity. Albany Co. SSNY desig. Org. filed with SSNY on ue indefinitely until dis- Ad#52153 process to: c/o Acc- LEGAL NOTICE any lawful purpose. umera LLC, 911 Central as agt. upon whom pro- Notice of Formation of 6/11/14. Office location: solution by mutual Ad#53698 LEGAL NOTICE Ave., #101, Albany, NY Notice of Formation of cess may be served. ROBLES PREMISES Albany County. SSNY agreement of all mem- LEGAL NOTICE 12206. Purpose: all law- MODEST SSNY shall mail process LLC. Arts. of Org. filed designated as agent of bers. Notice of Formation of ful activities. RIBELYAEN/THE 56TH to: The LLC, 2716 with SSNY on 6/6/14. LLC whom process Ad#51741 against may be served. Notice of Formation of SOMIANT PRODUC- Ad#52449 REPUBLIC LLC. Arts. of Church Ave., Brooklyn, Office location: Albany LEGAL NOTICE JOSH COCHRAN STU- TIONS LLC. Arts. of Org. Org. filed with SSNY on NY 11226. General Pur- County. SSNY designat- SSNY shall mail process DIO LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY on LEGAL NOTICE 6/24/14. Office location: poses. ed as agent of LLC to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Notice of Formation of filed with SSNY on 7/2/14. Office location: Albany County. SSNY Ad#50872 whom process against St., Albany, NY 12207. UVER LLC. Arts. of Org. 6/24/14. Office location: Albany County. SSNY MACKEY POOL CON- designated as agent of LEGAL NOTICE may be served. SSNY The registered agent is: filed with SSNY on Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of SULTING, LLC.Articles LLC whom process shall mail process to: USA Corporate Services 6/23/14. Office location: designated as agent of LLC whom process of Organization were against may be served. Notice of Formation of c/o The LLC, 46 State Inc. at the same ad- Albany County. SSNY LLC whom process against may be served. filed on the 18th day of SSNY shall mail process PITMASTER-PRO, LLC. St., Albany, NY 12207. dress. Purpose: all law- designated as agent of against may be served. SSNY shall mail process April 2012. The office is to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Arts of Org. filed with The registered agent is: ful activities. LLC whom process SSNY shall mail process to: c/o The LLC, 46 State to be located in the St., Albany, NY 12207. SSNY on 5/23/2014. Of- USA Corporate Services Ad#51757 against may be served. to: c/o The LLC, 46 State St., Albany, NY 12207. County of Albany with a The registered agent is: fice location: Albany Co. Inc. at the same ad- LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process St., Albany, NY 12207. The registered agent is: street address of 4154 USA Corporate Services SSNY designated as dress. Purpose: all law- to: c/o The LLC, 46 State The registered agent is: USA Corporate Services Albany Street, Albany, Inc. at the same ad- agent of LLC upon ful activities. NOTICE OF FORMATION St., Albany, NY 12207. USA Corporate Services Inc. at the same ad- New York 12205. The dress. Purpose: all law- whom process against it Ad#51772 OF ADOMESTIC LIMIT- The registered agent is: Inc. at the same ad- dress. Purpose: all law- Secretary of State has ful activities. may be served. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE ED LIABILITY COMPANY USA Corporate Services dress. Purpose: all law- ful activities. been designated as Ad#53681 shall mail process to: (LLC)The name of the Inc. at the same ad- ful activities. Ad#53655 agent for service of pro- PITMASTER-PRO 36 Notice of Formation LLC is Special Assets dress. Purpose: all law- Ad#53658 cess and shall mail such LEGAL NOTICE Countryman Rd., RS Realty Services LLC LLC. The Articles of Or- ful activities. LEGAL NOTICE process to Kenneth LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Qualification of Voorheesville, NY Arts. of Org. filed with ganization of the LLC Ad#53697 William Mackey, 4154 12186. Purpose: Any SSNY on 6/18/2014 Off. were filed with the NY Notice of Formation of NDL Contracting North- LEGAL NOTICE Albany Street, Albany, lawful activities. Loc.: Albany Cnty. SSNY Secretary of State on NOTICE OF FILING OF LIA'S AESTHETIC SKIN east LLC. App. for Auth. ARTICLES OF ORGANI- New York 12205. This Ad#52727 designated as agent of July 7, 2014. The pur- Notice of Formation Wall THERAPY, LLC. Arts. of LLC is formed for every filed with Secy. of State ZATION IN NEW YORK- of NY (SSNY) 6/20/14. LEGAL NOTICE LLC whom process may pose of the LLC is to en- Street Networks Group Org. filed with SSNY on legal purpose. be served. SSNY shall gage in any lawful act or BY A LIMITED LIABILI- 6/2/14. Office location: Office location: Albany LLC Arts. of Org. filed Ad#52780 Notice of Formation of mail process to: c/o Acc- activity. The office of TY COMPANY Name: Albany County. SSNY County. LLC formed in with SSNY on 6/26/2014 Kenwood Ventures LLC. Delaware (DE) on POP'S PACK, LLC. Arts. umera LLC, 911 Central the LLC is to be located Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. designated as agent of LEGAL NOTICE Ave., #101, Albany, NY in Albany County. The Articles of Organization LLC whom process 4/24/14. SSNY designat- of Org. filed with SSNY SSNY designated as 12206. Purpose: all law- Secretary of State is filed with sec. of state of against may be served. MAMANI 17 LLC Articles ed as agent of LLC upon on 6/25/14. Office loca- agent of LLC whom pro- ful activities. designated as the agent NY(SOS) on 6/20/14. Of- SSNY shall mail process of Org. filed NY Sec. of whom process against it tion: Albany County. cess may be served. Ad# of the LLC upon whom fice location: Albany to: c/o The LLC, 46 State State (SSNY) 6/30/2014. may be served. SSNY SSNY designated as SSNY shall mail process 51854 process against the LLC County. SOS is desig- St., Albany, NY 12207. Office in Albany Co. shall mail process to: agent of LLC whom pro- to: c/o Accumera LLC, cess against may be may be served. The ad- nated as agent of LLC The registered agent is: SSNY desig. agent of Capitol Services, Inc., LEGAL NOTICE 911 Central Ave., #101, served. SSNY shall mail dress to which the Sec- for service of process. USA Corporate Services LLC upon whom pro- 1218 Central Ave., Ste. Albany, NY 12206. Pur- process to: c/o The LLC, Notice of Formation of retary of State shall mail SOS shall mail copy of Inc. at the same ad- cess may be served. 100, Albany, NY 12205. pose: all lawful activities. 46 State St., Albany, NY S. Kraut, LLC. Arts of a copy of any process process to P. O. Box dress. Purpose: all law- SSNY shall mail copy of DE address of LLC: 2711 Ad#52447 12207. The registered Org filed with NY Secy against the LLC is 302 330, Voorheesville, NY ful activities. process to 425 Park Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, LEGAL NOTICE agent is: USA Corporate of State (SSNY) on Washington Avenue Ex- 12186. Purpose: Any Ad#51759 Ave., 6th Flr., NY, NY Wilmington, DE 19808. lawful act or activity. 10022. Purpose: Any Arts. of Org. filed with Services Inc. at the 4/15/14. Office location: tension, Albany, New Notice of Formation of Ad#51748 LEGAL NOTICE lawful purpose. DE Secy. of State, 401 same address. Purpose: Albany County. SSNY is York 12203. WAUKEELA GIRLS LLC. LEGAL NOTICE Ad#52483 Federal St., Ste. 4, all lawful activities. designated as agent of Ad#54184 Arts. of Org. filed with Notice of Formation of Ad#53690 LLC upon whom pro- LEGAL NOTICE SSNY on 6/27/14. Office LIGHTSYNC, LLC, Arti- Dover, DE 19901. Pur- Notice of Formation of LEGAL NOTICE pose: any lawful act or LEGAL NOTICE cess against it may be location: Albany County. KOLCH PARK LLC. Arts. cles of Organization filed served. SSNY shall mail Suffolk County Equities SSNY designated as with the Sec'y of New Manhattan Optometry activity. of Org. filed with SSNY Ad#52154 Notice of Formation- process to: PO Box 555 LLC. Arts. of Org. filed agent of LLC whom pro- on 5/27/14. Office loca- York (SSNY) on and Ophthalmic Dis- POZHIDAEV LLC Arts. of Delmar, NY 12054. Pur- with SSNY on 05/12/14. cess against may be tion: Albany County. 03/18/2014. Office loca- pensing PLLC. Arts. of LEGAL NOTICE Org. filed with SSNY on pose: Any lawful pur- Off. Loc.: Albany Co. served. SSNY shall mail SSNY designated as tion: Albany County. Org. filed with SSNY on 6/25/2014 under the pose. SSNY desig. as agt. process to: c/o The LLC, agent of LLC whom pro- SSNY has been desig- 06/20/14. Off. Loc.: Al- Networked Insurance name POZHIDDAEV LLC. Ad#50892 upon whom process 46 State St., Albany, NY bany Co. S/SNY desig. cess against may be nated as agent of the Agents LLC, Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. LEGAL NOTICE may be served. SSNY 12207. The registered served. SSNY shall mail LLC upon whom pro- as agt. upon whom pro- DBA Networked Insur- SSNY designated as shall mail process to: agent is: USA Corporate process to: c/o The LLC, cess against it may be cess may be served. ance Agency LLC agent of LLC whom pro- Notice of Formation of The LLC, 2400 Sound Services Inc. at the 46 State St., Albany, NY served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail process LLC was filed with the cess may be served. SCOTTO PREMISES Dr., Greenport, NY same address. Purpose: 12207. The registered a copy of process to: to: The LLC, 330 W. 42 SSNY on . Office: Al- SSNY shall mail process LLC. Arts. of Org. filed 11944. General Purpos- all lawful activities. agent is: USA Corporate C/O LIGHTSYNC, LLC. St., NY, NY 10036. Pur- bany County. SSNY to: c/o Accumera LLC, with SSNY on 6/6/14. es. Ad#53694 Services Inc. at the 135 Font Grove Rd. pose: Optometry and designated as agent of 911 Central Ave., #101, Office location: Albany Ad#50864 Ophthalmic Dispensing. LEGAL NOTICE same address. Purpose: Slingerlands, NY 12159. LLC whom process Albany, NY 12206. Pur- County. SSNY designat- LEGAL NOTICE all lawful activities. Purpose: Any Lawful Ad#53199 against may be served. pose: all lawful activities. ed as agent of LLC Notice of Formation- Ad#51782 Purpose. The P.O. address which Ad#52733 whom process against The Dayen Group, LLC. WHOCA LLC Arts. of LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail any pro- LEGAL NOTICE Ad#52899 LEGAL NOTICE may be served. SSNY Arts. of Org. filed with Org. filed with SSNY on Notice of Formation of cess against the LLC shall mail process to: SSNY on 06/11/14. Off. 6/26/2014 Off. Loc.: Al- Notice of Formation LEGAL NOTICE McGregor Saratoga LLC. served upon him: Notice of Formation PRI- c/o The LLC, 46 State Loc.: Albany Co. SSNY bany Cnty. SSNY desig- Krav Maga Experts LLC Arts. of Org. filed with George Biancardi, Net- VATE SOURCE BY MIN- St., Albany, NY 12207. desig. as agt. upon nated as agent of LLC LILU Comprehensive worked Insurance Arts. of Org. filed with Medical PLLC. Arts. of Secy. of State of NY DI LLC Arts. of Org. filed The registered agent is: whom process may be whom process may be SSNY on 6/18/2014 Off. (SSNY) on 6/20/14. Of- Agents LLC, 443 Crown with SSNY on 6/9/2014 USA Corporate Services served. SSNY shall mail served. SSNY shall mail Org. filed with SSNY on Point Circle, Ste. A, Loc.: Albany Cnty. SSNY 06/19/14. Off. Loc.: Al- fice location: Albany Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. Inc. at the same ad- process to: The LLC, process to: c/o Acc- designated as agent of County. SSNY designat- Grass Valley, CA 95945. SSNY designated as dress. Purpose: all law- 501 Surf Ave., #15F, umera LLC, 911 Central bany Co. S/SNY desig. Purpose: Any lawful pur- LLC whom process may as agt. upon whom pro- ed as agent of LLC upon agent of LLC whom pro- ful activities. Brooklyn, NY 11224. Ave., #101, Albany, NY be served. SSNY shall whom process against it pose. cess may be served. Ad#51768 General Purposes. 12206. Purpose: all law- cess may be served. Ad#53111 mail process to: c/o Acc- SSNY shall mail process may be served. SSNY SSNY shall mail process LEGAL NOTICE Ad#51749 ful activities. umera LLC, 911 Central to: The LLC, 42-66 shall mail process to: LEGAL NOTICE to: c/o Accumera LLC, LEGAL NOTICE Ad#52445 Ave., #101, Albany, NY Kissena Blvd., 1/F, The LLC, c/o Burns 911 Central Ave., #101, Notice of Qualification of Notice of Formation LEGAL NOTICE 12206. Purpose: all law- Flushing, NY 11355. Management, 1732 Albany, NY 12206. Pur- Silo Ridge Ventures Notice of Formation Oaxaca Hells Kitchen ful activities. Purpose: Medicine. Western Avenue, Albany, pose: all lawful activities. Property A Holdings, The Real Estate Service NOTICE OF FILING OF LLC Arts. of Org. filed Ad#51851 Ad#53203 NY 12203. Purpose: any Ad#50554 LLC. App. for Auth. filed II LLC Arts. of Org. filed ARTICLES OF ORGANI- LEGAL NOTICE lawful activity. with SSNY on 7/11/2014 LEGAL NOTICE with Secy. of State of NY with SSNY on 6/19/2014 ZATION IN NEW YORK- LEGAL NOTICE Ad#52474 Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. (SSNY) 6/19/14. Office Off. Loc.: Albany Cnty. BY A LIMITED LIABILI- Notice of Formation of SSNY designated as NOTICE OF FORMATION location: Albany County. SSNY designated as TY COMPANY Name: L&L MARKETING LIZA MANDELUP LLC LEGAL NOTICE agent of LLC whom pro- of PSYVIP EXECUTIVE LLC formed in Delaware agent of LLC whom pro- Zarook's Pizza LLC. Ar- GROUP, LLC. Arts. of Articles of Org. filed NY cess may be served. PSYCHOLOGICAL SER- (DE) on 6/13/14. SSNY cess may be served. ticles of Organization Org. filed with SSNY on Sec. of State (SSNY) Metro Vision Express SSNY shall mail process VICES PLLC. Art. of Org. designated as agent of SSNY shall mail process LLC. Arts. of Org. filed filed with sec. of state of 6/19/14. Office location: 6/23/2014. Office in Al- to: c/o Accumera LLC, filed w/Secy. of State of LLC upon whom pro- to: c/o Accumera LLC, NY(SOS) on 6/16/14. Of- Albany County. SSNY bany Co. SSNY desig. with SSNY on 05/29/14. 911 Central Ave., #101, NY (SSNY) on 12/20/13. cess against it may be 911 Central Ave., #101, Off. Loc.: Albany Co. fice location: Albany designated as agent of agent of LLC upon Albany, NY 12206. The Office location: Albany served. SSNY shall mail Albany, NY 12206. Pur- County. SOS is desig- LLC whom process whom process may be SSNY desig. as agt. reg. agent is: Accumera County. SSNY designat- process to: c/o CT Cor- pose: all lawful activities. upon whom process nated as agent of LLC against may be served. served. SSNY shall mail LLC at same address. ed as agent for service poration System, 111 Ad#51850 for service of process. copy of process to Pryor may be served. SSNY SSNY shall mail process Purpose: all lawful activ- of process. SSNY shall 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011, LEGAL NOTICE SOS shall mail copy of to: c/o The LLC, 46 State & Mandelup, L.L.P., 675 shall mail process to: ities. mail process to: PO Box the registered agent The LLC, 95-19 63rd process to 1420 West- St., Albany, NY 12207. Old Country Rd., West- Ad#53702 832, E. Quogue, NY upon whom process Notice of Formation- ern Avenue, Albany, NY bury, NY 11590. Pur- Dr., Rego Park, NY The registered agent is: LEGAL NOTICE 11942. Purpose: Psy- may be served. DE ad- TIME NEWSSTAND LLC 12203. Purpose: Any USA Corporate Services pose: Any lawful pur- 11374. General Purpos- chology. dress of LLC: 1209 Or- Arts. of Org. filed with es. lawful act or activity. Inc. at the same ad- pose. NOTICE OF FORMATION Ad#50859 ange St., Wilmington, SSNY on 6/26/2014 Off. Ad#51032 Ad#52033 Ad#50868 DE 19801. Arts. of Org. dress. Purpose: all law- OF LIMITED LIABILITY LEGAL NOTICE Loc.: Albany Cnty. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE filed with DE Secy. of ful activities. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE COMPANY. NAME: OLD designated as agent of Ad#53680 DAWG CONSTRUCTION, NOTICE OF FILING OF State, 401 Federal St. LLC whom process may Notice of Formation LEGAL NOTICE Long Island Raw Bar, NOTICE OF FORMATION LLC. Articles of organi- ARTICLES OF ORGANI- Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. be served. SSNY shall Ziflio LLC Arts. of Org. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed DOMESTIC LIMITED LI- zation were filed with the ZATION IN NEW YORK- Purpose: all lawful pur- mail process to: c/o Acc- filed with SSNY on Notice of Formation of with Secy. of State of NY ABILITY COMPANY Secretary of State of BY A LIMITED LIABILI- poses. umera LLC, 911 Central 6/13/2014 Off. Loc.: Al- LAC FILM SERVICES (SSNY) on 06/19/14. (LLC).Name: MM MHP I New York (SSNY) on TY COMPANY Name: Ad#52149 Ave., #101, Albany, NY bany Cnty. SSNY desig- LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Off. loc: Albany Co. LLC. Articles of Organi- 06/06/14. Office Loca- Railroad Place TH, LLC. LEGAL NOTICE 12206. Purpose: all law- nated as agent of LLC with SSNY on 6/11/14. SSNY des. as agent of zation filed with NY Sec- tion: Albany County. Articles of Organization ful activities. whom process may be Office location: Albany LLC upon whom pro- retary of State, June 4, SSNY has been desig- filed with sec. of state of Notice of Qualification of Ad#52448 served. SSNY shall mail County. SSNY designat- cess may be served. 2014. Purpose: to en- nated as agent of the NY(SOS) on 6/27/14. Of- Silo Ridge Ventures LEGAL NOTICE process to: c/o Acc- ed as agent of LLC SSNY shall mail process gage in any lawful act or LLC upon whom pro- fice location: Albany Property A Investors, umera LLC, 911 Central whom process against to 19 - 17th Street, activity. Office: Albany cess against it may be County. SOS is desig- LLC. App. for Auth. filed Please take notice that Ave., #101, Albany, NY may be served. SSNY Bayville, NY 11709. Pur- County. Secretary of served. SSNY shall mail nated as agent of LLC with Secy. of State of NY the limited liability com- 12206. Purpose: all law- shall mail process to: pose: General. State is agent for pro- a copy of process to the for service of process. (SSNY) 6/19/14. Office pany known as TRINITY ful activities. c/o The LLC, 46 State Ad#53178 cess against LLC and LLC, c/o Pastel & SOS shall mail copy of location: Albany County. TRANSPORT OF SCO- Ad#51859 Page 22 • July 23, 2014 The Spotlight Tim’s Way to help veterans in civilian life Latham woman wants to sell and missed warning signs by doctors and her family’s land for family. She said it was because of her son’s affordable housing determination and commitment to his job that he had a fear of losing a security clearance if it was discovered he was on anti-depressants. By BILLY DeLAP As a drug enforcement agent, Tim had [email protected] been stationed in Brazil, where he met Sitting on the remains of an old wooden his wife; Ecuador and fi nally Portland, wagon, Gloria Knorr reminisces how her where he found a spot in the woods near family has owned the Latham land for 100 his home and took his last breaths. years and explains her plans to create a Knorr shows two pictures of her son taken community to memorialize her son. just months apart and points to his facial The 13 acres Knorr is looking to sell expression where she can tell the happiness would only go to a developer that would has left his eyes, and he just looks tired and build affordable housing for veterans and sad. She shows pictures of her in Brazil on a name the community “Tim’s Way” after trip when Tim fl ew her down to meet him. She her adventurous son that used to love points to his face and says, “Look how happy exploring the land. he was to just have helped me get down there.” Initially, Knorr intended to fi nd a way After the one-year anniversary of his death to create affordable housing for seniors in March, she knew what she wanted to do. on the land, but after her son’s death she “With veterans there is big unemployment, found a new purpose. The location would homelessness, drinking, jail time and they don’t be ideal for a community of veterans due feel welcome home — they don’t quite fit. So I’m to its proximity to the William K. Stafford Gloria Knorr wants to sell her family’s land in Colonie to someone who will build affordable thinking, ‘What if they had a little community Library, the Veteran’s Affairs hospital in housing for veterans. Billy DeLap/Spotlight and it was built as their own place?’” she said. Albany and the Albany Vet Center off The tail goes with the dog and he’s right for veterans is something that would help Knorr would like to sell her property — Wolf Road, where Knorr sometimes goes … I could subdivide it I guess, but the them feel at home and also ease the effects which is in a prime location, but has issues to see and talk to other veterans. reason I need the six acres is to get to of PTSD. Many studies suggest that the best with the access — for around $800,000. Most The property won’t go to the highest the seven,” said Knorr. way for veterans to deal with the stress of of the offers have been coming in at $600,000 bidder or even real estate companies, war is to be around other veterans and talk because the buyers only want part of the but the person who will help her build a Knorr doesn’t want to sell to someone that property. She’s willing to entertain offers for will build giant, cookie-cutter homes either. to them. Knorr says when she would ask her community for veterans to honor her son. son about the Gulf War, he would say, ”Mom, it if someone buys the entire property. “My worst nightmare would be big “Money has never been important some things are best forgotten.” “Being that I’m having trouble (selling to me. Yes it’s nice to eat, yes its nice to lots and swimming pools — suburban the land) because of the way in and I’m sprawl, in other words,” said Knorr. Knorr envisions a community where the have heat, but money has never been a homes are the center of the development, going to take a loss … I’d rather help motivator for me,” said Knorr. Another hang up for Knorr is that she facing each other and the road goes veterans,” said Knorr. The land that is between Saybrook wants duplexes in the neighborhood and around the back. Knorr envisions doing Knorr sometimes goes to the Vet Drive and the Times Union offi ce is in said the planning board doesn’t want something with Habitat for Humanity Center off Wolf Road and had attended a two connected parcels of seven and six more duplexes in the area, even though and having some of the homes built with picnic they had. After hearing her story, acres. Knorr wants the entrance to be at the neighborhood that is adjacent to her modifi cations for disabled veterans. a vet came over and talked to her and Saybrook Drive. She says she won’t split property contains duplexes. In March of 2013, Knorr’s son Tim explained he doesn’t go to bars much the land up because the way she wants “A lot of people tell me they don’t want to was on anti depressants and sleeping pills anymore, but if he does and he sees a vet the development created, you need the drive through duplexes, and I just want to point to help him fi ght PTSD and depression. that needs something, he’ll invite them one parcel to get to the other. Knorr has out, even from Maxwell (Road) there are a few The army veteran and DEA agent had to stay with him for as long as they need. entertained numerous offers, but the duplexes, which makes sense. You can afford seen and dealt with many different things “Then I knew what was I going to do, I buyers all want to split the land up and build it and pay your mortgage … People from the while traveling the world and working for didn’t tell him, but here’s this man saying, expensive houses, similar to other housing last administration say they are sorry they let the United States Government. Tim was ‘Stay as long as you want.’ I thought I in the area that runs around $500,000. them build them,” said Knorr. one of Knorr’s four children. have the land; this could be your home. “My uncle, he was 79, Uncle Frank — With thousands of veterans exiting the Knorr spoke of her son Tim as any Stay as long as you want. I was so on fi re. and he said, ‘The tail goes with the dog.’ military and looking for homes, a community mother would and described his fi nal months I was so motivated,” said Knorr. Services in the Spotlight

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By ROB JONAS [email protected] The Bethlehem Babe Ruth 15-year-old All-Stars scrapped their way to another playoff victory. Bethlehem scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning Dutchmen Player on its way to a 3-2 win against Kingston in the fi nal pool play of the Week game at the Eastern New York Sean Aspinall was named the State Babe Ruth Championships Sunday, July 20, at Guilderland’s Albany Dutchmen’s Spotlight Player Dutchmen Field. of the Week for the second time this The victory gave Bethlehem season. The outfielder drove in six runs a 3-0 record in pool play and a during a doubleheader sweep against berth in the semifi nals Monday, the Adirondack Trail Blazers, and then July 21, at Dutchmen Field in he helped the East All-Stars defeat Keenholts Park. The winner the West All-Stars 3-1 in the Perfect of the tournament advances to the Mid-Atlantic Regionals, Game Collegiate Baseball League which begin All-Star Game. FINAL Friday, Aug. 1, in SCORE Niskayuna. “Our fi rst team capable of doing, they can fi nd a Top: Bethlehem • Bethlehem goal is to get to way to win.” third baseman Babe Ruth, 3 the Mid-Atlantic Pitching and defense have Brian Harder • Kingston Regionals,” said been strong suits for Bethlehem throws to Babe Ruth, 2 Bethlehem coach during its post-season run. fi rst to get a Scott Kniffin. Through pool play, Bethlehem Kingston runner “Our second goal has allowed four runs at the out during a is to have fun playing baseball state championships – one of the pool play game Follow us because if you’re not having fun, lowest totals of any of the eight in the Eastern what’s the point of playing?” teams in the fi eld. New York State on Twitter Bethlehem’s 15-year-old Babe Ruth “We pride ourselves on our 13-15 year old Hear about local sports as division team was in danger of defense and pitching, and when not making the state tournament tournament they happen with Rob Jonas — we hit we are very tough to beat,” Sunday, after it lost in the second game said Kniffi n. @jonas_spotlight. of the district championships. July 20, at But Bethlehem strung together Scoring runs hasn’t always Guilderland’s fi ve straight victories to claim come easily for Bethlehem. Dutchmen Field the district title and advance Outside of an 11-run outburst in Keenholts to states, where it has since against Poughkeepsie in the Park. Left: extended its overall winning opening round of the state Players and streak to eight games. tournament Friday, July 18, coaches stand Bethlehem has scored five or for the National “They’re a very resilient fewer runs in three of its last Anthem. bunch,” said Kniffin. “They four contests dating back to its Rob Jonas/ understand that if they play Spotlight Weekly poll well and do the things they are ■ Road Page 23 Which youth sport has the brightest future in the Capital District? Dutch holding fi nal playoff berth • Baseball • Basketball Albany beats Watertown Albany starter Drew Tolson. on an eighth-inning error by in the top of the seventh inning, Watertown pitcher Zander Watertown. reached third on a passed ball and • Football to solidify hold on third place in division Clouse retired the next eight Tolson picked up his third scored the go-ahead run on Mark • Lacrosse Albany batters he faced before win of the season by scattering Powell’s sacrifi ce fl y to left fi eld. • Soccer By ROB JONAS allowing a two-out single to Sean six Watertown hits over seven Four players were responsible [email protected] Aspinall in the top of the fourth. innings and striking out seven for Albany’s eight hits in the fi rst Go to spotlightnews.com The Dutchmen got their fi rst batters. Four Albany relievers game of the doubleheader – and click on “Sports” to cast The Albany Dutchmen ended run off of Clouse in the top of closed the door on the Rams, Jewett, Clement, James Locklear your vote. last weekend on a positive note the fifth inning. with Kyle Zurak picking up his and Cameron Miller. Miller with a 3-1 victory over Watertown FINAL Latham native and sixth save. smacked his sixth double of Previous Sunday, July 20. SCORE Albany Academy Albany entered Sunday’s the season for one of his two The Dutchmen (18-19) scored graduate Justin game in Watertown having split hits on the night, while Jewett poll results: individual runs in the fi fth, sixth • Albany Brock walked, four games against Glens Falls and Clement each doubled and and eighth innings to rally past Dutchmen, 3 stole second, over two days. singled. How many trips will the Rams and increase their lead • Watertown reached third on The first doubleheader was Justin Curry pitched six you take to Saratoga Race over Glens Falls for third place Rams, 1 a passed ball and played Friday, July 18, at Bob innings to earn his second win Course this season? in the Perfect Game Collegiate scored on Danny Bellizzi Field in Albany. The for Albany. He allowed two Glens • 11-20 times 42% Baseball League’s East Division. Hrbek’s double. Dutchmen rallied for a 3-2 win in Falls runs on four hits and struck Amsterdam shut out the Golden Adam Lee led off Albany’s Game 1 on RBI singles by Nick out fi ve batters. • None 25% Eagles 5-0 Sunday. half of the sixth inning with a Jewett and Ernie Clement in the Albany racked up eight hits • 1-5 times 21% Watertown (21-16) took a 1-0 double, and Aspinall followed bottom of the sixth inning, but the again in the nightcap, with Clement and Lee each picking • I have a season pass 8% lead in the bottom of the fi rst with an RBI single to put the Golden Eagles took Game 2 by a inning when Nick Moore singled Dutchmen ahead for good. score of 4-3. Danny Oliveri drove up two hits, an RBI and a run • 6-10 times 4% in Sean Alteri, who tripled off Albany’s insurance run came in the tying run with a double ■ Dutch Page 23