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VOLUME LI 75<1: FEBRUARY 28, 2007 Take the tour Bethlehem's first historic Boy's family, friends say farewell trolley tour rolled into town Feb. 20, withhistorian Parker N adeem Mall were indicted in Mathusa offering atwo-hour , By ROB IRWIN Albany County Court on counts of charter tourof200-year-old irwinr@spotlightnews,com second-degree manslaughter and homes, farmhouses and other Hundreds of mourners filled criminally negligent homicide in buildings in Delmar, Slinger­ the seats at Delmar Full Gospel connection with Jonathan's death. lands, Feura Bush and Van Church on the afternoon of Both men pleaded not guilty to the Wie's point Wednesday, Feb. 21, to celebrate charges in Albany County Court on See story on Page 3.'- the life oflonathan Carey. The 13- Friday, Feb. 23. year-old autistic boy died Jonathan's parents said their Thursday, Feb. 15, after allegedly faith has been a source of strength being improperly restrained by in dealing with their loss. aides as he was transported from "Jonathan has run his race, and the O.D. Heck Development he has completed everything that Center in Schenectady to Cross- the Father has given to him to do," gates Mall. . said his mother, lisa Carey. Also on Wednesday, O.D. Heck Both she and Jonathan's father, employees Edwin Tirado and o Farewell Page 12 Pallbearers load the casket 01 Jonathan Carey into a hearse Wednesday. John Mc/ntyre/The Spotlight Distridsstruggle to meet nutrition mandates" andstiU offer lunches kids will. eat Local ":"""'~~- . . said Boehm. By ROB IRWIN In a typical week in January, BH-BL high irwinr@spotjightnews,c2!:!2 fireman school students' hot lunch options included "The Crucible' School lunches are not what theyused grilled cheese, hot turkey burritos, taco to be. salad and macaroni and cheese. coming to Cap Rep Federal andstate'mandates governing Typically, said Boehm, she tries to offer collapses A quirky cast of characters what students eat have resulted in healthier, foods that are currently popular.. filed in and out of the audition more well-rotnided choices at lunch time, "Food is very fashionable," she said. Theodore Ahriel was space at the Capital Repertory but for those in charge of putting together' "Kids want to eat things like chicken' searching building as Theatre in downtown Albany , school fuenus,the mandates add one more . nuggets and ,chicken patties." ,. on Feb. 12. It was audition facet to an already challenging balancing , Boehm said problems sometimes arise part of rescue squad - day for both equity and non-, act when trying to balance what's popular with , equity actors hoping to land a Food service directors often have to what's healthy. .. By JIM CUOZZO role in Capital Rep's up­ juggle making food attractiveto the kids and cuozzoj@spotlightnews,com coming production of "The ''We have to have the five food groups keeping it heillthy, all while keeping the Albany firefighter and Slinger­ 'Crucible," scheduled to open every day," said Boehm, and students need oper'\ti6n on budget lands resident Theodore Abriel in April. to have three of the five, but, "We encourage '''It:;sareallybig challenge," said Nicola them to take all five." • died in the line of duty late See story on Page 21. Boeliin, food servicedirector for the Burnt In addition tobalancing health and Monday afternoon, Feb. 19, after Hills-Ballston Litke SChool District. selection, another challenge includes going on his second fire call of the , , Oneoffue chalIeng~s, srudBoehm, is not keeping the service operating in the black. day. He collapsed inside the .. being n\petitive~ththe food choices and hallway of a burning apartment ''We don't want to make a large prout by focusing 011 foods students enjoy. high-rise at 2 lincoln Square in any means, but we want (the food service Albany. "They don't wanUo eat things like program) to be able to pay for itself, " said ineatloafand steWs .... They'd be horrified," Boehm. The unit on fire was empty, but 44-year-old Abriel, a member Qf Basic high school and middle Engine Company Two located in school meals at BH-BL cost $2; Arbor Hill, did not know that elementary meals are when he walked up all six floors o Food . of the building wearing heavy Page 13 equipment as part of the department's rescue squad to look for anyone inside. Abriel is the 48th Albany firefighter to lose his life in the line of duty. "Our entire city grieves today as we have lost one of our Girls braves!," said Albany Mayor Jerry The first time Bethlehem Jennings. ''He was one of our most met Shenendehowa this girls dedicated public servants whose basketball season, the Plains­ passion for firefighting and the men rallied from a big deficit Albany Fire Department was to defeat the Eagles by four' unrivaled." points. The official cause of death is See story on Page 32. listed as a massive heart attack. Rescue workers at the scene tried to revive Abriel by performing cardio-pulmonary resuscitation before quickly getting him to the hospital. The fire was under control several minutes before Abriel was pronounced dead at 6 l~l~l9"00020 o Fireman Page 12 ?:.~]\' .~rr':-~ .•

. Bethlehem police charge two with OWl Glenmont Man arrested A Nassau woman is charged • Maria Armina, 26, of 12A with DWl after being stopped by Meilaks Trailer Park in Selkirk is Burned out Bethlehem police. charged with DWl first offense, for having child porn Erin Elizabeth Erno, 27, of140 failure to keep right and driving A Glenmont man who was illegal pornographic material on Stewart Point Road was charged' with more than .08 percent blood employed at I Love NY Pizza at his home computer. The com­ with DWl, driving with more than alcohol content. the Dehnar Four Corners is being puter was seized by police and a .08 percent blood alcohol content Bethlehem police stopped charged by Bethlehem police forensic analysis was conducted and four other traffic infractions. Armina on Wednesday, Feb. 21 with possessing an obscene on the comptuer by the Colonie Erno was stopped on Route 9W along Route 9W in Selkirk after sexual performance by a child, a Police Department. in Glenmont, Feb. 8, after police they observed her vehicle failing felony. Tolumi was arraigned Thurs­ noticed she was driving with an to keep right and crossing the Ruan Tolumi, 40, of Winne day, Feb. 22, in Bethlehem Town expired state inspection sticker. solid double yellow line. Armina Place, Glenmont, has been ar­ Court and remanded to the Al­ Erno will appear in Bethlehem will appear in Bethlehem Town rested on charges stemming from bany County jail in lieu of $20,000 Town Court to respond to the Court March 6, to answer to the a May 2006 incident. The arrest cash or $50,000 bond bail. Tolumi charges. charge. is the cuhnination of a nine-month was scheduled to reappear in investigation by Bethlehem police Bethlehem Town Court Monday, and the department's Family Feb. 26 for a preliminary hearing. Services Unit. According to police, the Four Would You Like To Advertise The investigation stemmed Corners is known as a hangout for from a domestic dispute between many middle schoo! children. Your Business In Our Papers? Tolumi and a woman. At that time, Anyone with information is asked an allegation was made that to contact the Bethlehem Police electriical transformer caught Tolumi was in possession of Department at 439-9973. fire in the vicirity of 84 Adalls SI. Thursday nighl. The Delmar Fire Department closed oil AIlams Give Us A Call At: Street, Adams Place and lIaw­ thorne Avenue, as National G'id cut Earth Science Tutoring power to the electrical lines. The bright light from the fire and sparks could be seen from more than 1 439-4949 National Board Certified Teacher mile away. To Place Your Ad Today! Paul Jeyss/submilteri photo

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By JIM CUOZZO "Roundabouts reduce fatal [email protected] accidents by 90 percent," said Schell. A smaller-than-expected The engineers cited statistics turnout was present Wednesday, showing that, in 2001, more than Feb. 21, at Bethlehem Town Hall 42,100 Americans were killed on for a Department of the highway and 3 million are Transportation presentation on injured in traffic collisions. roundabouts. "Forty percent of the deaths The session, hosted by the are at or near intersections," said town, was held the same day the K1igerman. state DOT announced a $15.2 Officials said that most Bethlehem trolley tour a trip back in time million contract to construct a drivers, except seniors, say they Slingerlands Bypass, which would like rouridabouts once they are period at the Befulehem Historical include the addition of three new built. By JIM CUOZZO Museum, a former one-room roundabouts. Because there are "The Voorheesville [email protected] schoolhx.se. Mathusa walked only 28 roundabout is people through fr.e museum as they roundabouts in the only Bethlehem's first historic trolley snacked or_ com and doughnuts, the state, 10 of roundabout tour rolled ink, to"'l1 Tuesday, Feb. courtesy of Petf=ct Blend Cafe in "Forty percent of the which are in the where a high 20, with historian Parker Mathusa, a Dehnar. deaths are at or near third-generation town resident, Capital District, percentage of "I came here 1937, and now I offering 20 irvited guests of the :n officials had intersections. " senior citizens live in Slingerlands, and the history Bethlehem Chamber a two-hour expected a Tom Kligerman say, 'I love it,'" here is said tour guest ______s aid charter tour of 2QO.year-oid homes, c.:nazin.r." bigger turnout Vrrginia Rich. farrr.houses and other buildings in Ii£rninEtm because of the Kligerman. Debar, Slingerlands, Feura Bush Tim Beebe, 'l"'ho works for the concerns some. people have with Roundabouts, including the and -vanWie's point Bethlehem Police Deparbnent and driving in a roundabout three proposed as part of the is a member cf the Chamber. of ''''Ve1come to the Albany Aqua The meeting opened on a light Slingerlands Bypass, are popping Comme=, saie he has been inside Duc:{s and Be-hlehem Chamber of note, with a scene from the movie up allover the area, including Commerce tour," announced many of be old homes featured on "European Vacation," in which seven in Malta, and others in the tour. Mathusa. 'The town of Bethlehem actor Chevy Chase plays a dad Voorheesville, East Greenbush, isaV?..ry specia\p1ace with 245 homes Historian Parker Mathusa, above, "A lot ·Jf these homes along the who has difficulty navigating a Greenwich, as well as several and sites with historic qualities." narrates one of two Bethlehem river are ,;pectactJar," said Beebe. roundabout and ends up driving downstate. in circles for hours. The Bethlehem Chamber of TrolleyToors h:ghlighting places of The secone part of the tour Those at the meeting received Corr.merce came up with the trolley historical significance throughout featured the Nicoll-Sill House on Roundabouts have come into a DOT pamphlet called "A tours idea in December to present the town. The tours, running Dinrnore Road built in 1735 and fuvor over the past 10 years because Citizens Guide to Roundabouts," the town's history to a broader through April 10, showcase the considered one :>f the oldest homes of their safety track record and ability which explains how roundabouts audience. Therteamed upwith town Nicoll-Sill House, top and bottom. in Bethlehem. to keep heavy volumes of traffic work. In it, roundabouts are resident and Albany Aqua Ducks "Ilus home e:Jtertained fumous continually moving. defined as a circular intersection owner John G;ordano to make the NewScotlar:d F:oad, which was used people, SI1Ch asAexander Hamilton "If a pedestrian is hurt in a without a lighted signal tours a reality. during the fihning ofthe movie based and Aaron Bun. and was later a roundabout, you have an 85 engineered to maximize safety t.:pcoming tours are scheduled on author WillBm Kennedy's novel station for the Underground percent chance of surviving," and minimize traffic delay. for 10 a.m. to noon March 14, "Ironweed.'~ Railroad," said l\'!athusa. The home said Tom Kligerman, a Roundab_outs feature splitter featLring the town's history and also Mathusa said there were once that most pecple know as the transportation department islands and center islands along hosted by M::dJ.usa, and 1:3()'3:30 several hotels along the Delaware Bethlehem House is currently design engineer. "If a pedestrian with yield markers to slow traffic. p.m. Apri\ 1O,covering the town's Turnpike;which were used to house occupied and on the National is hurt at an intersection, the 'There is almost no chance to Register (,f Historic Places. Revolutionary War past and hosted the crews of workers who would chance for survival is only 15 have a high-speed, head-on by Ray HoughtDn. The tours cost$20 deliver stone rom quarries in the As the tour came to a close, percent" collision when entering a per person, and a reservation can be Helderberg:; to the city of Albany. Mathusa tookjis 0"'11 trip down Rich Schell, also a DOT design roundabout," said Kligerman. l1I.ad£ by ca\1in.s 463-3825. "Everybodywas driving on horse memory lane, remembering some of engineer, said roundabouts are The roundabout forum was A 17-page pamphlet passed out and wagon, andthe tripswere so long his old haunts along Cedar Hill, safe because of their high the second in a series of meetings to g"lests at the beginning of the sometimes they had to stay wherehegrewq:with his fumily.He capacity, low delays, geometric regarding the Route 9W corridor tour included many significant overnight" :\1athusa said. recalled swirnrriBg in the Vlomans flexibility and aesthetics. study. Kill and fish'Lg nearby after historical fucts about Bethlehem, One of the "lOtels located at the ranging from when the first human delivering papeI30n his paper route. corner of Adams Street and Members of ttc Mathusa family, beings inhab .ted the area more Delaware Avenue, owned by the than 8,500 years ago to how the including his g:-andchildren, were Cunningham to run again Adams Farjly, was also the former also on the lDur. town, which was originally called Bethlehem Town Hall. Albany County Legislator services. I am very proud to say "Bethlehem i.3 one of the most Jack Cunningham, D-Delmar, Vlonan's Kill. became known as The to.rr co.... lnnued along Feura that we're doing that in Albany unique p:aces it: the world, and I said he will run for a second Betl-lehem. Bush, covering an area thatwas once County." hope yeu enjoyed the tour," term representing the 34th The first JHrt of the tour took a plank nad that led. to Becker's Beyond his legislative duties, Mathusa said <4 the conclusion of Legislative District, which guests down Kenwood Avenue by Corners. Other old homes along Cunningham the tour to a roTld of applause. includes central Delmar and some of the earliest churches, Wemple ROcd were viewed, is a softball inch:ding' the Masonic Temple and including the p'ivate burial grounds "I love histo7, and I think it is parts of Slingerlands and coach and Glenmont in the town of the Methodist Episcopal Church of some of Bethlehem's founding valuable for prople living here to volunteer builtinthenriC1800s. Passers-by in families, including Clapper, have mc,re knowledge of the Bethlehem. at the vehides gazed at the trolley as it Westervei, Snyder and Myers. town," said Margaret Reed, who "Four years ago, I asked Albany took the mornb.i( off from her law IlI.lld= its way down Kenwood to New The trolley stopped for a brief Bethlehem voters for a Rescue Scotand and Fischer Road practice to take the tour. chance to represent them in Mission. Many Greek Revival and the Albany County He also Victorian homes were viewed along . Legislature with a promise serves as Kerrwood aEd New Scotland, that I would champion chairman inch:.ding a la", office that was once reform, bring them tax relief of the the rome of]ohn Slingerland in 1851, and deliver results based on Cunningham Hen r y and the Diller:beck House at 1511 focused advocacy and local Hudson leadership," said Quadricen-tennial Committee, Cunningham: "I worked hard which is planning events to for the last four years to celebrate the 400th anniversary deliver on that promise and of Henry Hudson's navigation now ask for an opportunity to up the Hudson River. keep up the fight." Cunningham is a native of Cunningham said he looks Bethlehem; graduating from St. forward to continuing to work Thomas elementary school and with all local town, county, state Bethlehem Central High and federal officials to bring School. He earned a bachelor's about responsible governance degree in political science from and reform. the University of Massachusetts Cunningham said, "I believe and has a 30-year career in that when we work together banking and finance. He has across party lines and among spent the past 10 years as an The Spotlight (USPS 396-630) is published each Wednesday by Spotlight LLC, 125 Adams St., Delmar, NJ'. J2054. Periodicals postage paid at.Delmar, N.Y., 3!1dat additional mailing offices .. different levels of government, information technology Poslmasler: se.-Jd a.dress changes to The Spolrighl, P.O. Box lOG, Del mal., "J.Y. 12054. we can provide taxpayer relief manager at Key Bank, a Subscriptiml rates: >\lbany Cqunty, one year $26, two years $50, el~ewhere, one year $35. Fortune 500 company. SubscriptioBs 2.re no! refundable. and still provide quality ., ,,' . • J: ...... 11 •• ; :'. " ... ,! },. \ pAGE 4 . Febru·aiy 28, 2007 THE SPOTLIGHT

Editor's Note: Robin's Nest Ah, psychobabble at its best, "Good shot, Dad." by Robin Shager Suitor will but what did I have to lose ... We finished our round, all six return next week. besides my son. holes, in less than two hours. And that ... my more well­ That's when my middle son fell My oldest of three sons was adjusted, less dysfunctional in the pond spotting and turning 13, and his looks of joy friends, was the first day our retrieving a ball he could - and innocence were turning to family ever played golf. allllost - reach. disdain, indignation and Looking like the Beverly The sun was setting, the boredom when we talked. Hillbillies, but with Little shadows were growing. We Which was becoming less and something about adult-to-child League caps, five of us, playing needed something to eat, and less. . and child-to-adult conver­ out of one rented bag of clubs. had to return the rented clubs I had reached the point as a sations. The point of the Wit h before they closed shop. article was that the most parent where everything I said sneakers - Almost 20 years have passed, .to him reminded me of my rewarding conversations are some tied, we joined a fancy golf club and father. I seemed mad all the adult-to-adult, when we are some not, now have all the high-tech not talking down to our time; he wasn't listening any Grateful Dead equipment. I still read the more. partner, nor acting naive, T-shirt (yes, psychobabble, and will always seeking the wisdom of I'm still not sure why I was mine), one be grateful for the joy that this someone much our "superior." bag of brand­ adventure returned to my always mad; maybe I missed An adult-to-adult conversation the boy he was, maybe it was new tees, folir family. is when two equals share what range and one the constant ache of not they know and don't know In spite of the late snows, knowing what to do about it. yellow golf spring will be coming to the with each other. Simple, pure, ball, we stood Whatever ... That's the way honest. And very rare. Capital District so()n, and I'll at the starter's be starting up the travel it was, as I started reading I read on, learning that some psychobabble in the shack, tickets column again. The column will sometimes, if we change the in hand, like cover fun places to go and newspaper early that sunny environment in which our Sunday morning. puppies interesting things to try. The conversations occur and try waiting to be fed. The article was about goal is not to share with you new activities, we can change The last official tee. time at the luxuries of far-away transactional analyses, or how the damaging, traditional roles our local course was 3 p.m.; the places, but to encourage you we relate to one another, we often play., wise pro, after listening to me to get off the couch and to try on the phone, gave us a 3:10. new things. The journey began, hacking The most exciting thing and whiffing, laughing and about travel is never the exotic runQing ... skipping. location, or the bike rides or Finding balls in the woods, golf courses - it's not about the and perfectly good tees near foods on a cruise. the ball washers. Five irons When you travel and try new turned into rifles shooting adventures, it's like time is airplanes into the blue skies suspended: You get a chance to above. We assumed bunkers think. You get offlife's treadmill were for running and jumping and learn about new things ... in, spraying sand all over the but mostly you learn more about yourself and the ones you

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The Voorheesville Dionysians NEWS NOTES to a day in the big city for Mother's be 5 years of age on or before Dec. Board of education to meet will present the musical "Grease" Day! Cost is $35 per person. 1 to register. There will be a special in Voorheesville at the Voorheesville Reservation and payment must be The information meeting will meeting for the Voorheesville Performing Arts Center in the BetsyGlath made in advance. Call 475-0385 for be h",ld on Thursday, March 8 board of education on Monday, high school this spring. The dates 765-4415 registration form. (parents only). Kindergarten March 5, at 7 p.m. regarding the for the play are Friday, and Fire Department registration and the screening budget. All are invited to attend. Saturday, March 23 and 24 at 7:15 offers fish fry program will be explained. You The meeting will take place in the p.m. and Sunday, March 25 at 2: 15 will also be able to schedule an high school cafeteria. p.m. PTA fun fest The New Salem Volunteer FIre Department is serving its annual appointment to have your ·child Tickets are $10 for adults and The annual Voorheesville PTA screened on March 27 or 28. Fun Fest will be held on Saturday, fish fry dinners on Fridays now $8 for students and seniors. Pre­ through April 6, from 4:30 -7 p.m. sale ticket order forms are now March 10 at the elementary available in the high school office. school. All are invited to attend Dinners include fish fry or Tickets will also be available at this fun event. There will be clams, French fries or baked the door. plenty of games and food to keep potato, cole slaw and a beverage. everyone entertained. New England clam chowder is also available. Take outs can be Town of New Scotland ordered by calling 765-2244. IN BRIEF sponsors bus trip'to NYC The Town of New Scotland Voorheesville kindergarten Lab School offers recreation committee is spons­ registration set REPRESENTING FINE HOMES AND oring a bus trip to New York City Parents are asked to call Mrs. chicken barbecue on Saturday, May 12. Enjoy the Donohue at the Voorheesville THE FINEST PEOPLE IN THE The Lab School of Bethlehem day in the city doing what you Elementary School,765-2382, ext. Central High School will hold a want to do. Go shopping, see a 514, if you have a child who will CAPITAl: REGION FOR I 5 YEARS. Brooks chicken barbecue on Broadway -play, explore the be entering kindergarten in Saturday, March 3 from 4:30 to museums and parks. Treat mom September 2007. Children must 6:30 p.m. in the BCHS cafeteria at 700 Delaware Ave., Delmar. CATHY COOLEY This chicken barbecue raises LICENSED ASSOCIATE BROKER funds for field trips, speakers and other Lab School activities. George W. Frueh Vegetarian dinners prepared by 518 the Four Corners Luncheonette Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Diesel Fuel 448.6121 will also be available. Adult [email protected] dinners are $9.50, a child dinner is $7.50. A half chicken only is available for $6.50. Dinner may be eaten at the cafeteria from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., or picked up for take­ out from 4 to 6 p.m. Cash Only For information or advanced M®bilo purchase of dinner tickets, 462-5351 contact 439-8819 or e-mail Prayer Line 436-1050 CATHYCOOLEY.REALTOR.COM [email protected] .. ([f:jJJJjJjJ!fJJ] 00riIfJ ~. WE'RE PLANNING A CELEBRATION AND YOUR· CHARITY. CAN BENEFIT!

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By G.F. MCLAUGHLIN helped people to stop painting read "Help Wanted. No Irish need when we're gone? themselves blue and dancing apply." around oak trees and persuaded Curley's life was the stuff of The fate ofthe historic Ingersoll house in Niskayuna The writer is a Slingerlands resident and former AP reporter, them instead to accept Christian- legend, piography and even a on State Street and Balltown Road is still undecided. ity. motion picture, 'The Last Hurrah," The 12-acre property seems peaceful and serene in a looking ahead to celebrating the feast ofhis ancestors. Over the years, on the 17th of withaperfect1ycastSpencerTracy world of big box stores and asphalt that look just as March, I turned up at parades as the Curley-like character. ugly in all the towns they've invaded in the last de­ Growing up Irish in New England years ago, you took cer­ honoring our English-Scot-Irish On March 17, we stood with a cade. tain things for granted. One of icon. OK, I told myself, so he was legion of shivering onlookers in The Ingersoll property represents a bit of sanity for them was the understanding that Irish through involuntary Southie, awaiting the arrival of the transportation. 'Transportation" mayor, who was to ride as the its pristine view and lack of commercialism. It needs St. Patrick, that most ethnic of th to be protected. Roman Catholic saints, was Irish. in the 19 century was the name grand marshal. But, as it hap­ English magistrates in white wigs pened, he didn't show. His Honor We think replacing But ingrained notions do not gave Irish people· who had was sick with a cold, possibly the Ingersoll property Editorial always endure. offended the king or queen's pneumonia, but he sent a sub­ with a "small" mall My Irish-American mother majesty by trying to drive the stitute. across the street from a newly remodeled very large broke the news to me one day in Redcoats from their country. The stand-in for Curley _ mall doesn't make sense. The predecessor of the March after school. Gazing down Those convicted were sent to actually, the sit-in - was a brown­ at the shamrocks that Sister Mary large mall didn't do well in that location, and it re­ Australia. haired, blue-eyed Irish politician, Therese at school had given me, So Patrick gave up sheep Ivy League tie and all, and hisgor­ mains to be seen whether its replacement will suc­ and the picture of St. Patrick that ceed. herding to become a monk, and, geous, .slim brunette wife, riding, went with them, my mother said, about six years after his arrivalin ironically, in a convertible, and There are simply too many old malls like cemeter­ "St. Patrick isn't Irish, son. the Emerald Isle, escaped to sensibly, wearing overcoats. Nobody knows for sure, but it is ies dotting the landscape. Is this the legacy we want France. There, he studied Chris- The substitute, of course, to leave our children, one devoid of originality and pretty likely that he was born either in England or Scotland." tianity with the friars and did so turned outto be ''himself,'' future any distinguishing characteristics? This will leave well teaching religion, that the President John Fitzgerald Ken­ future generations the dubious honor of figuring out Quite a shock, that bulletin. It church gave him a miter and a nedy, then a U.S. Senator from the who we once were. damn near drained the chloro­ shepherd's crook and sent him Bay State, an exemplar of how far phyll from my shamrocks. It had If development of more and more malls is un­ back to Ireland to spread the the Irish had risen from the social been an article of faith ever since word ofJesus Christ. sub-strata. checked, we won't have a clue about the true history we started catechism class that of our suburban towns and even some of our cities. Patrick was our own saint, the Even the Encyclopedia Britan- I remember thinking then that Another civilization might think all we created was a very embodiment of Irish nica, never to be confused with a guy with a wife that good look­ The Irish Echo or the Irish Times, ing ought certainly to be a U.S . . rubber stamp of malls dotting every landscape. Is that humanity and decency, the man described him as the man who senator. really what we valued? The ability to shop for items who inspired descriptions of found Ireland "all heathen and left mostly made in China at prices we can't afford? The Ireland as "the land of saints and it all Christian." After the last bagpipe had scholars." skirled the final note of "The cost of all these malls will take its toll on consumers, Let me share my favorite St. Minstrel Boy" along the snow­ when the bills finally come due. This means we're not I mean, seriously, who could believe that any other holy man, Patrick's Day memory about banked streets, we joined the only bankrupting our history but our personal lives as something that happened in 1955 crowd and hoofed it over to well. no matter how talented, could have driven the snakes out of Ire­ in south Boston, Mass., as strong Dorgan's, a South Boston Mecca The new mall proposed on the Ingersoll property land? as it gets in Gaelic strongholds. for the thirsty. It was loaded with St. Patrick's Day in Boston is parade-goers, longshoremen with would be redundant, in other words a mere coda to its My mother told me that big mall brother across the street. We need to exer­ Patrick had reportedly been car­ a very big deal, ranking close to their hooks, men and women from cise moderation in the way our towns and cities are ried off as a child from England the Fourth of July and certainly the nearby Gillette Blue Blade "developed. " outshine the lesser know cele- Company and a mixture of Erin's or Scotland - by pirates - con­ bration of Evacuation Day, also sons and daughters. We preach diversity, but practice uniformity on all veyed across the Irish Sea and assigned to take care of a flock of observed on March 17. There, we were treated to the levels. Standardized tests for kids and standardized Evacuation Day marks March stories and songs of Jimmy Joyce, housing have become the norms in our lives. We like sheep. In the months that followed this maternal revelation, 17, 1776, when British troops a beloved boson Irish comedian. to think there's room for more than this cookie cutter I remember thinking, "Did those spotted George Washington's His routine sprang largely from the approach to where we go to school, where we shop pirates lead double lives? Were cannons pointed down at them nature of his audience, which was and even where we live. Surely, this will lead to much Long John Silver or Blackbeard from Dorchester Heights and left Irish American and Roman less diversity and choice in our lives. really peace-loving farmers when Boston in a big hurry, courtesy Catholic. We hope Niskayuna recognizes one of the trea­ they weren't terrifying people on of the British Navy. His comedy was clean, kind of sures it has in the Ingersoll home and that developers seacoasts or on the high seas? In 1955, I traveled to Boston like Bob without the find a more suitable 12 acres for yet another mall. Well, obviously, my friends at from college with my roommate, brogue, poking gentle fun at his school and I, many of whom were Paul Toland, a native of "Southie," own people. of Gaelic descent, managed to as the people there called their He closed his performance with digest this revision of belief. We section of the city. After downing this one: recognized, after all, that St. a longshoreman's breakfast of Patrick was St Patrick because he bacon, eggs, pancakes, sausage "An Anglican bishop flies into and fried potatoes, we staggered JFK Airport in New York from a short distance to the route of the London. He clears customs and st. Patrick's Day parade. walks outside the terminal to hail a cab. He climbs into a yellow cab President and CEO Shivering in the 10-degree and tells the obviously Irish­ Richard K. Keene temperatures, with the wind looking driver, "My good man. Vice President and COO cutting in from Boston Harbor, Please take me to Christ's John A. McIntyre Jf. . we awaited the scheduled Church." highlight of the day, the Senior Managing Editor appearance of the fabled, white- The cabbie nods, drops the flag Katherine McCarthy maned mayor of Boston, James and heads for Manhattan. About a Michael Curley. Curley, whose half hour later, he turns onto Fifth election years before had under- Avenue and pulls up in front of St Managing Editor - Tim Mulligan Advertising Director - William A. Kellert . lined the arrival into power of the Patrick's Cathedral, a Catholic and Opinion Page Editor - Susan Graves Advertising Representatives - Kim McKee, ciiy's Irish population, was so New York City landmark. Copy Editor - Kristen Roberts Dan O'Toole, Meg Roberts, John Salvione, popular that he once was re- The bishop looks out the Editorial Paginator - Brady Chapman Carol Sheldon elected mayor while. serving a window at the imposing Roman Editorial Staff - Jim Cuozzo, Business Manager - John Skrobela five-month prison sentence for Catholic edifice and says, "My Jill U. Adams, Betsy Glath Classi/ieds/Business Directory - Maureen Basalla mail fraud. Curley enjoyed a kind' good man. I said to take me to Sports Editor - Rob Jonas of Robin Hood reputation and Christ's Church, an Anglican Circulation - Lindsay Wilkinson could do little or no wrong with church." Photographer - Jim Franco Customer Service - Peg O'Toole the mass of his constituents. The drive whips his head Art Director - David Abbott Many of them ascribed his around and barks: "Look, pal.lfhe Graphic Design - Martha Eriksen, prosecution and imprisonmentto ain't here, he ain't in town." Dan Nadler, Kevin Whitney unjust, unwarranted resentment That was St. Patrick's Day with of his popularity and the Irish Jack, Jackie, Jimmy and the Gaels (518) 439-4949' FAX (518) 439-0609' WWW.SPOTLIGHTNEWS.COM control of the city government. of Boston. OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday Boston, you may have read, Regardless of where the saint NEWS & SPORTS: [email protected] . 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Hears Waterfront Ideas," Mr. station, a formaldehyde plant, or condescending for the town to be now a "new urbanism" concept looking over its neighbors, hospice care, legal and medical Attention and sensitivity to Holzman's assertion that people live in this area of town because for the waterfront property and ordaining how it . planning, hospice resources and matters of spirituality and "housing there is a little more dealing with grief. spiritual care will be woven As an example of that benign should be. The program will be held 7:30- through the presentations. affordable" is patronizing and neglect, for years residents have We love our homes and the 9 p.m. on three consecutive demeaning to those of us who live asked the town to intercede with area as it is. Wednesdays, March 7, 14 and 21, here. the state to do something about· Except for the River Road at the Delmar Presbyterian We chose to live in this area, traffic conditions on River Road, Raceway. Got news? where the last survey I am aware Church, 585 Delaware Ave., in not because we were "too poor' Barbara Burt Call Spotlight at 439-4949 to live in Delmar or Slingerlands, of clocked 85 percent of traffic Delmar. The program is free and or Glenmont open to the public. but because we like the bucolic traveling in excess of 65 miles per e-mail:[email protected]. country atmosphere. Perhaps 'This program will be a great Got a comment? interest to families that are caring that concept it is beyond the for loved ones who are suffering E-mail letters to: "group think" mentality. from disease and in need of very [email protected] Ifs funny that we in this area' IF YOU'RE NOT AT YOUR LAST JOB, special care that focuses on the are subject to benign neglect quality of life of both the patient until someone hits on another and the family," said Pastor Larry Deyss of the Delmar YOUR 401{k) Presbyterian Church. 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ADAMS packages to servicemen and Quickly sketched stories revealed [email protected] newspapers, Moody said the women, to raise public awareness, response has been unbelievable. much, like the woman whose son and "to show honor and respect is in intelligence and can't tell her The newly formed Albany She said she recently received for our kids," said Moody. what he's doing - for the first chapter of Blue Star Mothers a phone call from an older man Loretta Hall learned about Blue time in his life. met for the first time last week. who had read about the group, Star Mothers from a girlfriend Led by Kay Moody and Darlene "He just wanted to talk - talk E-mail iswonderful.said who is also a Navy veteran. Hall another mother, except when it Ward, the meeting attracted about his grandson." has two sons on active duty, both about 30 people describing suddenly stops. "Talk about not And that was fine by Moody, in the Army: Russell, 25, who is knowing. It's hard," she said. themselves as mothers, fathers, presently in Germany between who said the Blue Star Mothers Kay Moody and Darlene Ward hosted aunts, cousins and friends of tours in Iraq; and Ross, 22, who "We want to make this a small is primarily a support group for a Blue Star Mothers meeting at the servicemen and women from the families with sons and daughters is in Iraq now. enough group - no matter The Nathaniel Adams Blanchard how big we get - that we feel Capital District. .in the military. The nonpolitical "I can't stop the war, but the American Legion Post in Delmar. comfortable," said Moody. After getting the word group also works to send care least we can do is support our kids," said Hall. Emotions were held, but evident nonetheless. There was a Hall came to the meeting The Nathaniel Adams very strong sense that the people n ...... because she said she wants to do Blanchard American Legion ...... : Post, which provided use of its who came don't have a place to : anything she can to show support share their concerns in their for the troops. She gets news banquet room, added appropriate everyday lives. These moms (and from her sons via e-mail, though atmosphere to the meeting. One dads) are simply trying to keep not as often as she would like. wall carries photos of young men . Her younger son's messages, in uniform; the photos are in track of their children. 1 ~···1 "It will be so great to have a limited as they are, often include black and white or sepia-toned. • ~STORE • a request for something from A second wall is festooned with groupwherewecanhelpeachother home. banners representing the service out," one woman said, underlining The goals of the meeting branches of the United States the need for reassurance in times : LE: military. were to discuss upcoming of uncertainty. : SOMEfHING FOR EvERY lIFEs1YLE : activities, like putting together For the last item on the agenda, "As a mother, you want to .. Rt. 5S, Pattersonville .. care packages - called Freedom everyone in the room introduced know where your children .. (Between Schenectady & Amsterdam) .. Boxes - and marching in the themselves. They spoke of their are," said Ward. "Right now, I .. Open Daily 10 to 5 • Thurs. & Fri. 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'2007 in which he was being transported Access to 400 pages of Farewell on Central Avenue in Colonie. investigative records detailing D Police said Tirado, 35, and Mall, Jonathan's alleged abuses at (From Page 1) 32, both of Schenectady, allegedly Anderson has been denied by the Michael, said they hope that, in drove around while Jonathan was Office of Mental Retardation and lightoUonathan'sdeath, there will unresponsive for up to 90 minutes Developmental Disabilities. be renewed interest from state before reporting his death. They State Assemblyman . Tim legislators in passing a law that were arrested later that day. Gordon, I-Bethlehem, has joined would open medical investi-gative "We have forgiven them both politicians pushing for reform records to parents and regulatory from our hearts. Tha~s what the through legislation following the agencies concerning· alleged Scripture says to do," said Michael tragedy.' abuses of the developmentally Carey of the two men. "We love "Sadly, mental health care disabled. them, and we're praying for them, reform will corne too late to help Jonathan's family has said that and we ask that you pray for Edwin Jonathan," said Gordon, who is Jonathan, who was non-verbal, was and Nadeem. too." working on what is being called the victim of abuse in 2004 at the The two men had taken Jonathan's Law, which would hands of employees at his previous Jonathan and another 14-year-old require the OMRDD to provide residence, the Anderson School in O.D. Heck resident to Crossgates access to its records and investi­ Dutchess County, yet records Mall, said Colonie P01ice. Chief gative reports, ultimately helping detailing what transpired with Steven Heider. At approximately families like the Careys to get the their son have been kept closed. 6:30 p.m., the van left the mall and information they need to ensure If they succeed in getting the began heading west on Central proper care and response. law changed so those records are Avenue toward Schenectady. Mall The state Senate has scheduled more accessible, lisa Carey said, stopped to use an ATM when a public hearing for Monday, her son will have died "so that Tirado allegedly began struggling March 5, to investigate the others who have no voice won't with Jonathan when he started circumstances surrounding the Jonathan Carey's family leaves the Delmar Full Gospel Church have to suffer like he did." acting up, eventually causing his incident The intent is to determine Wednesday. John Mclntyre/The Spotlight "We are grateful for the time death, said Heider. how and why the system may have that we had with him," said Police said the men allegedly 'The care for the most vulner­ The Careys said they were failed Jonathan, and what steps can Michael Carey, who then sobbed, even stopped at one of their homes able members of our society is a "excited" that some politicians be taken to change the laws to ''I'm going to miss him so much." to corroborate their stories before sacred trust," said District have already made public protect dependent people. Michael Carey said Jonathan reporting Jonathan's death. Attorney David Soares. "The proclamations pushing for reforms Morahan said, "We want to gave hope and inspiration to his The indictment handed down callous disregard for human life to the system. determine and assess the ade­ ; parents and others through all he Wednesday alleges the two men shown by these two defendants is On Friday, State Sen. Torn quacy of the staff training provided had to overcome. Despite what he inappropriately restrained J on­ an affront to every parent, child or Morahan, R-New City, chair of the by OMRDD for personnel who may have suffered, Michael Carey athan by physically compressing family member struggling to care Senate Committee on Mental care for children with develop­ said Jonathan "still smiled every his body with their own, which for a dependant relegated to the Health and Developmental Dis­ mental disabilities, as well as how caused the 13-year-old to stop step of the way." care of a social service agency." abilities. introduced a bill that children who exhibit behavioral breathing. Despite legal obliga­ According to Colonie Police, If convicted on all counts, the would ~end the mental hygiene episodes are treated." Jonathan died after he was tions, the indictment said the men defendants each face a maximum law and the public officers law, in Morahan said that parents and allegedly suffocated while being failed to render aid or summon term in state prison of 15 years. relation to the disclosure of certain guardians need assurance that the medical attention. restrained in the back of the van A day after the funeral, Lisa information to parents and employees monitoring their child­ Carey said she would like to know guardians of minors. ren are properly supervised and why the men did what they did, and 1n 2006, legislation that would that children in state-approved despite her forgiveness, said, have made available investigative facilities are being treated properly. 'They still need to face justice for records passed the Assembly, but In a statement, Diana Jones JOHN rRITZf JR, JfWfLfR what they've done." did not receive a sponsor in the Ritter, new commissioner of Delmar, NY At a press conference on Senate. OMRDD, said, "I have already Thursday, Feb. 22, the Careys The Careys had previously been directed a comprehensive review called on the state's politicians to working with Assemblyman of our services with the goal of Est. circa 1910 by Magnus Fritze, work together to bring immediate Harvey Weisenberg, D-Long identifying any and all improve­ changes to a "broken and failing Beach, to push for legislation that ments which need to be made to As jewelers to the Royal Crown of Denmark system," referring to the need to would make available full dis­ minimize the risk that this kind of make accessible records of closure of investigative reports by incident will happen again." investigations into alleged abuses. regulatory agencies that handle The Careys contend that withholding investigative reports ... cases involving the disabled. I Since their son's death, more and other documents allows legislators have been actively institutions to cover up abuse and supported the law. protect themselves from civil actions. State Sen. Neil Breslin, D­ Delmar, who has worked with the "Lord knows how many Careys for several years, said this children are placed in dangerous ","!-~', ~V~ P. c. legislation was a long overdue, and situations over and over," said it is regrettable that it took a Michael Carey.. tragedy to shed light on the issue. "We hope and pray that other farnilies won't have to go through Engineers· Environmental Scientists' Planners' Landscape Architects "I believe that there is a determination on the part of the the hell we went through," said legislators to quickly change the Michael Carey. law," Breslin said.

Credit Union began a fund in D Fireman Abriel's name for his wife and (From Page 1) children. Albany Medical Center. "He lived and breathed the fire • Transportation Engineering The fire was ruled accidental by department," said Sam Fresina, • Wastewater Management investigators a few days later. Fire president of the Albany Permanent Chief Robert C. Forezzi Sr. said Professional Firefighters Associa­ investigators believe the blaze was tion. • Water Supply electrical in nature. Abriel raised more than $40,000 • Solid Waste Management. Abriel served for 20 years as a after the terrorist attacks of Sept. member of the Albany Fire 11, 2001, for the families of the • Environmental Services Department and other gener­ firemen who died in the line of duty ations of his family have been by selling embroidered shirts and • Facilities Engineering firemen since the late 1800s, hats he made in the .garage of his including two brothers, his father Slingerlands horne. The money • Landscape Architecture and grandfather. He was an acting was used to buy computers for lieutenant of the rescue squad at children in New York City and to the time of his death. purchase cars for two families of Abriel's wake, which was fire fighters killed on 9-11. public, was held at the Palace "He was very dedicated and Theatre in Albany on Friday, Feb. very giving and always there to 23, and was attended by hundreds help everyone," Fresina added. of mourners, including fire To send a donation, contact 453- syracuse 315.457.5200 t albany 518.218.1801 t. rochester 585.325.7190 fighters from several Albany 9748 or write to the Ted Abriel County fire departments and other Memorial Fund at the Albany www.bartonandloguidice.com area departments. His funeral was Fireman's Federal Credit Union, held the next day in Loudonville 532 Cenl:!:al Ave., Albany 12206. at St. Pius X Church. Abrielleaves behind a wife and Albany Firemen's Federal four children. THE SPOTLIGHT February 28, 2007 - PAGE 13 Group holds high standards for school lunches need to do something about the healthier products in vending some do not," Lamb said. "We offering healthier fare like turkey By JIM cuozzo machines such as 100 percent real have made a lot of chariges." wraps and quesadilla's and even cuo;;,zoj@spot/ighlnews.com issue of school food and get involved in it," said Hamlin. juice instead of sugary sodas. School meals might be where the vegetarian chili. most recognizable changes have "No hot dog for me, thank you, New dietary guidelines from "A lot of schools have very "The vegetarian chili we I'm having the salad." generous guidelines with no taken place, but Hamlin said every offered bombed out," said Cook, the federal government in 2005 aspect of a child's day in school If state nutrition advocates are call for an average of nine servings teeth, and other schools take the but he said that doesn't mean it successful, this phrase could be guidelines very seriously," said should' be based on healthy won't be on the menu again in the of fruits and vegetables per day alternatives. something students might soon and at least half the grains eaten Hamlin. future. utter as they wait in the school be whole grains. Getting rid of The state Legislature in 2004 'Teachers need to stop giving The cost of a school lunch can lunch line to choose among deep-fried foods, limiting high­ passed its own law mandating that kids food rewards, and candy range anywhere from $1.30 to several nutritious food choices sodium foods and foods with high districts create a Child Nutrition fundraisers have to stop," said $2.30, and most school lunch before· heading back to their saturated fats, and eliminating Advisory Committee. The com­ Hamlin. directors said they believe it is . afternoon science labs or French trans fatty acids in foods are just mittee, made up of parents, faculty Hamlin said she believes unreasonable for anyone to think class. some of the coalition's recom­ and school health staff, are asked school food directors do the most that amount can provide for the Aimee Hamlin, the executive mendations. School meals cur­ to meet quarterly to study all they can to provide children with kind of nutritious lunch that many director for the state Coalition for rently have to meet federal facets of current school nutritional quality meals with the funding parents want their sons and Healthy ·Schools based in Ithaca, regulations consistent with policies with the overall goal to they receive. The problem, she daughters to receive. said the time to stop obesity in federal dietary guidelines calling stop childhood obesity. One key said, is the formula for funding "We are trying to maintain America begins at an early age. for more fiber and less saturated component of the state legislation' school lunch's forces food financially," said Lamb, adding "Sixty-six percent of adults in fat. is to promote health and proper directors to use commodity foods that next year, the federal govern­ _this country are overweight or "Not all schools meet the regu­ nutrition through vending ma­ like cheese, ground beef and ment will provide food service obese, and that's where these kids lations, and there's not a whole lot chine sales, menus and educa­ white potatoes instead of more directors a list of choices to pick are heading," said Hamlin. of teeth to the regulations," said tional curriculum. nutritious foods like fresh carrots and choose certain food that will and fresh green vegetables. 'The The coalition is working to Hamlin. Hamlin said in 2004, the 'We have changed to whole­ continue to be subsidized. grain prodncts and have fact that food service directors can 'We have done a lot and feel ensure that school districts work federal govern-ment, through the pull off anything is amazing," child nutrition and WIC (women eliminated hot dogs from our committed to staying with it," said to promote optional plant-based Hamlin said. food entrees, healthy snacks, infant and children) re-authori­ menu," said Margaret Lamb, Lamb. farm-to-school programs and zation act, mandated that all director of the Saratoga Springs Tom Cook, food service Cook said there is nothing nutrition education to encourage schools create a local wellness school district's wellness director for the Bethlehem more distressing than seeing a Central School District, said he healthier choices. policy. The poliCy called for better program. Lamb said the school hungry student looking for food lunch program now offers more has increased the amount of "This group was formed nutrition, more exercise for at the end of a school day. students, and even offering chicken entrees and fewer locally grown produce on the because we saw there was a huge menu, and the students are "It's upsetting to me to see processed foods. They have some kids come to me at 2 p.m. eliminated French fries in the enjoying the benefits. or 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon - But the change comes with a elementary school. Snapple has 'The kids enjoy a fresh apple after they have skipped lurich - cost. Mossop said a plain, white been replaced with diet Snapple, wedge or carrots in a bag instead and say, 'I'm starving, can you sell dinner roll costs six cents; the and all snacks have to have fewer DFood of serving them canned carrots," me a peanut butter and jelly whole-wheat alternative costs than (From Page 1) 13 15 grams of sugar. The old said Cook, who said he agrees sandwich,'" Cook said. cents. vending machine with potato with Hamlin that serving fresh For information about the $1.50, and meals for adult staff, In addition to the whole-wheat chips and cookies was replaced farm products is more costly for volunteers and visitors are $3. with a healthy snack vending the overall school lunch program. Coalition for Healthy School substitutes, the district uses other Foods, call (607) 272-1154 or visit Roland Laffert, the food approaches to comply with· the machine purchased though a "It's an absolute challenge, no grant from the United States the Web at www.healthy service director for independent health guidelines. question about it," said Cook. lunches.org. contractor Aramark, who 'We won't sell any snack that's Dairy Council. Other changes in the Bethle­ supervises food services in the larger than a single serve," said "Some of the kids like it, and . hem meal program include Scotia-Glenville School District, Mossop. said it is a lot of work keeping up At the high school, students with the state's school meal can add a la carte organic initiatives. alternatives to their meals. These As seen "It's a work in progress," said foods are all natural, with no NOW Laffert "It's a training program­ pesticides or additives, she said. FOR STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS, on T.V. a tool" - for starting nutrition "Instead of iodized salts, you ANNUITIES and INSURANCE PAYOUTS early with the students. Under would use sea salts," said Mossop. that umbrella, what we do is "I think that it's a healthier eliminate stuff that kids actually alternative." (BOO) 794·7310 like - French fries, sugar The schools' food service will J.G. Wentworth means CASH NOW cereals, that sort of thing - and also be making a push toward we try to train the children to eliminating trans fats from the for Structured Settlements! make a healthy choice dietary- school's menus, beginning with wise." chicken and French fries next Laffert said that because of the year. nutrition standards placed on Mossop said student input is meals, it can be difficult to keep still important, and she meets students interested in school­ with student representatives provided lunches. regularly to get a sense of what Another challenge Laffert they. are looking for, but "as much mentioned is trying to be mindful as we do want to accommodate, WEBNESBJlY,FEBRUJlR,2'THrts.'ERSHEy@lPII of differing tastes between male we can't accommodate all the and female students when requests." drawing up the monthly menus. Students have made some Male students tend not to be pretty lofty requests, said 61J/[[[]]}Ui14l1 '1'1411/18 /1fJ1J as health-conscious as female Mossop, including lobster - a students, he said, even at the choice she admits would be nice middle school level, and getting but "cost-prohibitive." * lsrl00 'IINS IECElrtE j "EE SKI 'IISS boys interested in health-oriented The financial goals of the choices can be hard. Guilderland food services "They want their cheese­ program are similar to the other To jXilliogl!!lIESORr! burgers," said Laffert, adding that district's food service programs. / girls are choosing more salads As with other districts, a and healthy foods. balancing act comes into play * ErtERYONE 6ETS Buy ONE, 6ET ONE'IISSES! The' Guilderland Central when offering healthy alter­ Schools food service program, natives, such as whole-grain headed by Linda Mossop, takes a bread products, costs more than different approach to providing what was offered in the past. MIIBCH 9TH MIIBCH 10TH MIIBCH 11TH healthy meals, and recently began Despite the call for nutritious offering nutritious twists on alternatives, many budgets for traditionally unhealthy foods. The school lunch programs are district offers foods like whole­ holding steady at pre-mandate wheat pizzas and uses whole­ levels. wheat burger rolls. "You want to at least break The change to whole wheat even," said Mossop. was originally met with some Despite the challenges, resistance from the students. Mossop said, she is excited about "InItially, they thought we were the future of the district's food trying to push whole wheat down service program . . their throats," said Mossop, but "We're really taking steps in she said that is no longer an issue. the right direction," said Mossop. Page 14 • February 28, 2007 Update 2 • Spotlight Newspapers UPDATE II Top entertainers find a home at the Palace Theatre n 1931, the Palace Theatre opened its doors for the .first I rime. to welcome the movie-go­ ing public of the Capital District. Now, 75 years later, the Palace Theatre still proudly stands as the anchor of downtown Albany's arts and entertainment district. Over the years, it has been host to many of the biggest names in entertainment and still continues to bring the top names in the industry to downtown BlueRock Energy is committed to providing electricity products to Albany. commercial markets. From the best in music and com­ edy to the greatest classic films, the theater offers something for every­ BlueRock Energy meets one. The Palace's classic movie se­ ries has draWn thousands over the past two years to relive the experi­ The Palace Theatre. commercial needs ence that has captivated so many Dolls and Kenny Rogers, to name vorites Widespread Panic and even By Elizabeth Zagata do not have minimwn volwne re­ people for generations. It~ brings a few. World-renowEed ballet com­ classical music virtuoso ltzhak Perl­ roviding customers with ex­ quirements and welcome all busi­ people back to a rime when a "night panies like the Moscow Ballet fre­ man will grace the stage of the Pal­ pert advice, open and honest ness customers. The small and at the movies was something extra quent the Palace and amaze crowds ace in the upcoming months. communication and good mediwn market has largely been special, when families would gath­ P underserved. We relish serving ; with breathtaking peJformances that . Comedy also makes a bold products that produce real savings er together and make the trip to draw families: back YEar after year. statement this year with comedy's is the mission of BlueRock Energy small businesses." downtown Albany to «Queen of Mean" Lisa in Syracuse. Since July 2006, BlueRock En­ spend an afternoon Lampanelli, up-and-com­ "Our pal is simple, and simple ergy has been striving to be the pre­ in the comfort of the ing favorite Kart Williams is a theme we like to use: provide mier provider of electricity prod­ Palace Theatre. and, of course, the much consistent savings "to customers on ucts for the commercial market in In addition to anticipated return of Jerry their energy bill," said Vice-Presi­ upstate New York. movies, the Palace "We're a new company but we're Seinfeld. In addition, the dent Ange~o Chambrone. Theatre also offers Palace will continue t'o host As an Energy Services Company not a newcomer," said Chambrone. a wide array of op­ great events like our Black (ESCOl licensed by the New York "Our management team has over tions in every field of History Month series, the State Pu(;ic Service Commission 70 years experience. We've all corne entertainment. Co- Af:er a successful fall season, the Moscow Festival Ballet's perfor­ (NYSPC) , BlueRock presents small­ from successful energy companies. medians like Lewis Black, Larry rpe Palace -Theatre look; to match that mance of "Cinderella," and theatri­ and mediun-sized businesses with Everything we do, we're trying to be Cable Guy and Bill Cosby have per­ a little bit different." success with what i~ shaping up to cal events like Riverdance. an alternaive option in a deregu-, formed at the theater in recent years, be an even bigger spring season. A1.bany's Palace Theatre offers a lated energy market. For example, Chambrone ex­ as well as popular music acts includ­ Musical acts like socllegend Aretha variety of arts in a classically elegant "We pride ourselves on serving plained that when it comes to serv- ing Michael Buble, The Goo Goo Franklin, s(:mthem rc!ck jam. band fa- atmosphere. everybody" said Chambrone. "We See Energy, Page 17

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quirky cast of . characters filed in I...; .., :~i~~~o:p~c~ at the Capital Repertory Theatre in downtown Albany on Monday, Feb, 12. It was audition day for both Equity and non-Equity actors hoping to land a role in Cap Rep's upcoming production of 'The Crucible," scheduled to open in April. An equity actor is one who belongs to a union. Because Cap Rep is a member of the League of Professional Theatres (LO RT), it is required to give a percentage of roles, including featured parts, to union actors. When an optimistic thespian delivers his or her monologue and sheds the everyday veneer for the few moments of an audition, Director Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill looks for those who make a connection with the audience as a believable character in a world created onstage. - "I look for an actor who can be very focused and very relaxed at the same time so that it doesn't look like they're n acting," Mancinelli-Cahill said. When Ruth Salter enters the , room, it is hard to ignore her vibrant personality. She brings Capital Repertory Theatre puts 'Crucible' hopefuls to the ultimate test the eccentricities of Sarah Goode to life during her inspired her to participate in involved i~ theater classes, Set in Salem, Mass., during the past to the present." audition. more than 30 productions. which creates an interest in a the famous witcb hunts of the 'The Crucible" is part of the ''Your rags will be "I tend to have supportive new audience." late t 7th-century, Arthur theater's "Classics on Stage" glamorous," said Mancinelli­ roles, bit parts," said Salter. "But Mancinelli-Cahill said theater Miller's 'The Crucible" was featuring a special week of Cahill, referring to the costume those can be fun and bring you is a venue that embodies a written during the McCarthy student matinees. her character will don. into the company of a theater, social dynamic modern cinema Era, a period in American "Each year, a classic "Can I take that as an offer?" which is an experience in and of and television are unable to history typified byanti­ production is chosen to Slater, an Albany resident who is itself." capture. Communist vehemence. correspond with school a non-Equity actor, asked. Salter also believes in the "In our society right now, "The Crucible'" embodies curriculum," explains Salter has been working with importance of exposing people there are fewer and fewer places themes and motifs that are Mancinelli-Cahill. "Students and Cap Rep since landing the role to the theater. to have a communal appropriate when considering teachers can get an opportunity of GranmaJoad in the "Grapes "I think school classes are a experience," said Mancinelli­ the political and social climate to see what it's really supposed • of Wrath" in 1996. It is the good way to start interest," said Cahill. "In the theater, everyone of society today, said to be like when it's off the artistic expression of creating a Salter. 'There are a lot of is there at the same time having Mancinelli-Cahill. "Theater has page." the greatest ability to connect persona on stage that has opportunities for kids to get the same experience." Da,1d Girard, a veteran Equity actor, who auditioned for the role of Rev. Hale, considers 'The Crucible" a pivotal play in American culture. "It's my favorite play," said Girard. "It's one of these plays that I don't think I could stop learning from. It's an incredibly important piece of theater, symbolically. The mistakes being made in the play are still being made today." 2 PM: SUD, Mar II 8 PM: Fri, Mar 16 Girard said that theater has Sat, Mar 10, 17* the ability to break down social 10 AM: Weekdays­ walls both on stage and in the Mar 8, 9, 13 dressing room. 14,15 *Signianguage interpreted "There's a great sense of camaraderie; gay, straight or Recommended for whatever, guys are guys," said age 11 and up Girard. At: Schacht Fine Arts Auditions are still continuing. Center, Russell You'll be able to find out if Sage College, Troy Salter and Girard made the Tickets: snow when 'The Crucible" $20 Adliit $16 Senior/Student takes to the stage from April 27 $10 Children to May 26. (10 age 12) Capital Repertory Theatre is 25% discount/or group." A New Play with Music from 0/10 or more. located at 111 N. Pearl St" the 50s to the New Millenium Albany. 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Information, 783-2760. refusals change Isabella"; 57 Go to see es"," sculpture and the history of Albany, 125 32 "Over hill, 125 "Hey, _"; Christmas 59 Dallas suburb 109 Malmo Washington Ave. Information, 463-4478. COLONIE CENTENNIAL BRASS CHOIR over dale,_ Beatles hit carol 61 Mournful cries reside.nt SCHENECTADY MUSEUM 64 Smallest liquid 113 Flying: pret. Openings for brass players, rehearsals on hiL." 126 Wine cask 15 Sample Spirit of Schenectady, collection high­ first Thursday and third Tuesday of the 34 Babies, often tartar 16 Tremble measure 114 Indication lights and planetarium, Noll Terrace month, at7:15 p.m., town hal" Route 9, , Heights, Information, 382-7890, 35 Name ahange 127 Use a 17 Alarm clock 68 Word with 116 Pod Newtonville. Information, 783-2760. 42 Light bulb pencil's end, heeder strip or book vegetable ALBANY AIRPORT GALLERY SUBURBAN SOUNDS inventor's 128 Business 18 Casino 69 Dispatch boat 117 Greenish 'Natural Selection,' an exhibition pre­ COMMUNITY CHORUS sented by the Pember Museum of Natural monogram env, abbr, attractions 70 Restless blue Openin~s in mixed chorus, rehearsals History, through April 15, plus site-spe­ 43 Keep an_; 24 "_, I saw, 71 Time period 119 PrepOSition Sundays at 7 p.m. at Lynnwood Reformed 129 Enraged L" cific installations by Larry Kagan and Cara watch 130 Half of a 25 Put out_; 72 Reflexive 120 Collections Church, Route 146, Guilderland.lnforma­ Nigro, as well as installations by Anthony tion, 861-8000. 44 Fast food '60s1'70s sail away pronoun 121 _ Daly • chain duo 26 Synagogue 73 "_ Fools"; 123 Junior 45 See 23 Across 131 Collapses treasure 1956 film 124 Yves' initials 49 Norway's 132 Facial 31 Leaks 74 Stunts patron saint feature 33 Subsided 75 Wanders idiy DOUBLE TAKE 51 Begged DOWN 35 Bohr's interest 81 One-dish meal 53 Start of a counting rhyme 55 IntI. alliance 56 MDII doubled 58 Review briefly 60 Speak out against···'! rU\ 62 Word div, 63 Border 65 Grain factory 66 Long follower 67 Shorebird, ;~ 68 Name change 75 Elected official: abbr, ,. 76 Place to stay 77 Eur. nation 78 Patient's need, , familiarly 79 Nice friend 80 _ bow; is fancy with ribbon 83 Place of relief 85 Actor's spot 89 Brake type 91 Taiwan Strait 031\0Ll\l 3n8N01 'L 1N3l:HJ=iIO IfNN31NIf '9 island 8NISSILI\I 311M08 '9 ,,31na, 01 038NlfH:) ,,)I:)oa, 'y 93 Home 8NISSIIIIJ L1\131S S3SS\fl8£ )I:)lf8 NIl:J3HJOHS l:JllfH 'l 1N3l:J3=i=iIO S3dll:J1S ll:JIHS '~ :Sl:J3MSNIf ••• ,~ C""'" ~,' .• _. THE'SPOTi.JGlh' Calendar of Events Spotlight at 6p.m. at SI. Stephens Church in Delmar 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. Informa­ Road, Voorheesville, 765-2805. TREASURE COVE THRIFT SHOP MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS (MOPS) tion, 768-2916 or 439-5400. Wednesday, Feb. 28 Unionville Reformed Church, Delaware . First United Methodist Church, 428 Christian fellowship group for mothers of SLINGERLANDS Turnpike, 439-5001. Kenwood Ave., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gently preschool chi Idren, at the Delmar Reformed V'VILLE LIBRARY United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, New used brand name clothing and accesso­ Church, 386 Delaware Ave:, nursery care BETHLEHEM Salem, 765-4410.DAY- SLINGERLANDS COMMUNITY Lapsit stories for newborns to age two at ries at very low prices. provided, 9:30a.m. until11 :30a.m., Infor­ UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1015 a.m. Signup required. Call 765- malion, call Jennifer at 439-9929 or e­ DELMAR ROTARY Slingerlands Community United Method­ 2791. CHURCH LUNCH mail, [email protected]. Normanside Country Club, 730 a.m. In­ ist Church, 1499 New Scotland Road, Monday, March 5 (JUNE. JULY. AUGUST) formation, 767-2930. Slingerlands offers a conterrporary wor­ Sponsored by the SOuth Bethlehem OPPORTUNmES UNLIMITED ship service, "A Gathering" every Thurs­ Saturday, March 3 BETHLEHEM United Methodist Church, Willowbrook Board meetings first Wednesday of each PLAYGROUP MEmNG day from 6:30 until 7 p.m. Children are Avenue, weekly on Tuesdays, 11 :30 a.m. month, open to public, Bethlehem Towfl First United Methodist Church playgroups most welcome at the Gathering, and child BETHLEHEM PEACE VIGIL to 1 p.m. Information, 767-9953. Hall, 445 Delaware Ave., 4 p.m. will meet from 10:3010 nOon inthe nursery. care will be provided. Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace, weekly Playgroup provides opportunity for child ELSMERE FIRE COMMISSIONERS YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES caretakers and pre-nursery school age chil­ BETHLEHEM AA MEmNG peace vigil, Four Corners intersection, dren to socialize in a relaxed atmosphere. Delmar, 5-6 pm., Information, 439-1 968. Firehouse, Poplar Drive, 7:15 p.rn.lnfor­ Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Ave" mation, 439-9144. Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Information, 439-0503. Information, call 439-9976, ext 228. 730 p.m. BETHLEHEM SENIOR CITIZENS YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PRAYER MEmNG BETHLEHEM BUSINESS WOMEN MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave., P.arks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue (MOPS) 12:30 p.m. Information, 439-4955. Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Also Wed 2-5:30 p.m. At Gospel Fellowship, 7 p.m .. 10 Normanside Country Club, salisbury Road, .• Sunday, March 4 Rockefeller Rd., Delmar, beneath Elsmere, 6 p,m, ; dinner 6:30 p.m" pro­ Christian fellowship group for mothers of Information, 439-0503 ADULT BIBLE STUDY Normans Kill bridge, Information 482- gram and meeting to follow dinner. Infor­ oreschool children, at the Delmar Re­ BETHLEHEM 2132. mation, 439-7237. formed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., nurs­ First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, DELMAR KIWANIS ery care provided, 9:30 a.m. until 11 :30 7 p.m., Route 9W, Selkirk. Information, Tool's Family Restaurant, Delaware Av­ PLANNING BOARD SOLID ROCK CHURCH a.m., Information, call Jennifer at 439- 767-2243. WORSHIP INFORMATION enue, 6:15 p.m. Information, call Chris at 9929 or e-mail, [email protected]. Bethlehem Commuflity Church, 201 Elm 439-3026 or Gary at 439-9629 Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 DelawareAve., evening prayer and Biblestudy, 1 Kenwood BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Ave., 439-3135. Fllst United Methodist Church, 428 7:30 p.m. Information, 439-4955. Ave., 7 p.m. Information, 439-4314. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES . chi Idren's choir, 6:15 p.m., senior choi r, Bethlehem Congregation of Jehovah's Kenwood Ave, Meets 10:30 a.m. to noon CHENREZIG PRAmCE AND Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue 7 p.m., 85 Elm Ave. Information, 439- Witnesses, Elm Avenue and Feura Bush in the nursery, The playgroup provides BINGO Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Information, 439-0503. 4328. Road, 439-0358 opportunities for child care takers and atlhe Bethlehem Elks Lodge, Route 144, MEDITATION Bethiehem Lutheran, Church, 85 Elm Ave .. pre-nursery school age children to so­ 7:30 p.m. Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Compas­ BETHLEHEM LIONS CLUB AA MEmNGS 439-4328. cialize in a relaxed atmosphere. Informa­ Sion, at the KTC Buddhist Center, Doane Delmar full Gospel Church, 292 Elsmere tion, call 439-9976 ext. 228 Slingerlands Community Church, 1499 A.W. BECKER PTA Stuart School, Route 9W, Albany, 7 p.m .. NormansideCountryClub, Delmar, 7p.m. Ave., 439-4407. New Scotland Road, noon, and Delmar Becker Elementary School, Route 9W, Iniormalion, 374-1792. Infoimation, 439-4857. Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 Dela­ Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., CLASS IN JEWISH MYSTICISM 7:30 p.m. Information, 767-2511. 8:30 p.m. ware Ave., 439-9252. De'lmarChabad Center, 109 ElsmereAve., BETHLEHEM LIONS CLUB ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP Delmar Reformed Church, 386 Delaware 7 p.m. Informalion, 439-8280. SLINGERLANDS FIRE COMMISSION NOT IN JULY OR AUGUST) Northeast NY Alzheimer's Association Ave .. 439-9929. NEW SCOTLAND Normanside Country Club, Delmar, 7 p.m. meetings for families, caregivers, and FamilyolGod Nazarene Church, Krumkill firehouse, 8 p.m. Information, 439~4734. INDOOR PISTOL SHOOTING Information, 439-4857. friends; Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 Road at Blessing Road, North Bethlehem, Delaware Ave., 7 p.m, THE CLOTHING CLOSET 453-9953. Albany County Pistol Club, Winne Place, NEW SCOnAND 7 to 9 p.m. Also Tuesday. Information, BETHLEHEM ELKS LODGE 2233 A service supported by area Reformed FirstChurcholChrist Scienlist, 555 Dela­ 439-0057. SOLID ROCK CHURCH churches' to provide clothing to those in ware Ave., 439-2512. PRESCHOOL STORY TIME 1016 River Road (Route 144), Cedar Hill, 7 First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, p.m. Information, 767-2886. 1 KenwoodAve., evening prayer and Bible need; volunteers welcome. Clarksville Route 9W, Selkirk, 767-2243. ELMWOOD PARK FIRE DISTlUCT Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library, study, 7 p.m Information, 439-4314. Reformed Church, Route443, Clarksville, 51 School Road, 10:15a.m. Information, 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. Informa­ First United Methodist Church of Delmar, Board of fire commissioners meeting, HEALING TESTIMONY MEmNG .. 428 Kenwood Ave., 439-9976. 765-2791. CHENREZIG PRACTICE AND tion, 768-2916 or 439-5400. North Bethlehem firehouse, 589 Russell First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555 Dela­ Glenmont Community Church, 1 Chapel Road, 7:30 p.m. MEDITATION NIMBLEFINGERS/QUILTERS ware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information, 439- V'VILLE .LIBRARY Lane, Glenmont, 436-7710. 2512. Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Com­ Gospel Fellowship, 10 Rockefeller Road, DELMAR COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA (SEPTEMBER-JUNE ONLY) passion, at the KTC Buddhist Center, Lapsit stories for newborns to age two at Delmar, 482-2132. Rehearsal, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS DoaneStuartSchool, Route9W,Albany, 7 10:15 a.m. Signup reqUired. 'Call 765- King's Chapel, 434 Route 9W, Glenmont, DelawareAve., 7:30p.m. Information, 439- Road, 1 to 3 p.m. Information, 765- pm., Information, 374-1792. 2791. 426-9955. Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave., 7749. 2791. KTC Buddhist Center, Doane Stuart 7:30 p.m. Information, 439-4955. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS School, Route 9W, AlbanY,10 a.m. medi­ PLANNING BOARD F1id~y, March 2 tation, 11 a.m. tea, 11:30a.m. study course, BLANCHARD LEGION POST BINGO Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 DelawareAve., 'ng, 16 PoplarDrl·ve,8p.m. Informa- New Scotland Town Hall, Route 85, 7 BI h dA . L' P t 16P Delmar, 7:30p.m. Information, 439-4955. 374-1792. Meet, anc ar mencan eglOn os, op- tion, 439-9819, p.m. Information, 765-3356. larDrive, 7:30 p.m. information, 439-9819. SLINGERLANDS Mount Moriah Ministries, Route 9W, Glenmont, 426-4510. BINGO V'VILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Slingerlands CommunityUMC, 1499 New ROYAL ARCH MASONS BOY SCOUT TROOP 58 Blanchard American Legion Post, 16 Pop­ SLINGERLANDS COMMUNITY Scotland Road, 439-1766. Temple Chapter No.5; Masonic Temple, Village Hall, 29 Voorheesville Ave., 7 (WHEN SCHOOL IS IN SESSION) lar Drive, 7:30 p.m. Information, 439-9819. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Solid Rock Church, .1 Kenwood Ave., . 421 Kenwood Ave, p,m. Information, 765-2692. Elsmere Elementary School, 247 Delaware Slingerlands Community United Method­ Glenmont, 439-4314. BOY SCOUT TROOP 58 Ave .. 7:30 to 9 p.m. ist Church, 1499 New Scotland Road, South Bethiehem Uniled Methodist AA MEmNG Elsmere Elementary School, 247 Dela­ Slingerlands offers a contemporary wor­ Church, 65WiliowbrookAve .. 767-9953. Bethlehem lutheran Church, 85 Elm Ave" Wednesday, March 7 BC SCHOOL BOARD ware Ave .. 7:30 to 9 p.m. ship service, "A Gathering" every Thurs­ St. Michael'sShrine, Beacon Road atRoute day from 6:30 until 7 p.m. Children are 9W, Glenmont, 462-2016. 8:30 p.m district office, 90 Adams Place, 7 p.m. DELMAR - BC SCHOOL BOARD most welcome at the Gathering, and child SI. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Poplar Information, 439-7098, Drive and Elsmere Avenue, Delmar, 439- NEW SCOTLAND district office, 90 Adams Place, 7 p.m. care will be provided .. 3265; DELMAR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR Information, 439-7098. BETHLEHEM SI. Thomas TheAposlle Church, 35 Adams QUARffi REHEARSAL Deimar Presbyterian Church will host a Onesquethaw Chapter, Masonic Temple, Place, Delmar, 439-4951. United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, New Lenten Program sponsored by Hospice, 421 Kenwood Ave., 8 p.m. Information, BETHLEHEM ELKS LODGE 2233 Unity of Faith Christian Fellowship, 436 BETHLEHEM SENIOR cmzENS Salem, 7:15p.m. Information, 765-4410. called "Your Faith Community and Hos­ 439-2181. 1016 River Road (Route 144), Cedar Hill, Krumkill Road, North Bethlehem, 438- pice" on Wednesday evenings March 7, 8 p.m. Information, 767-2886. Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 DelawareAve., 7740. 14, 21frorn 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more NEW SCOTLAND 12:30 p.m Information, 439-4955. information contact 439-9252 HEALING TESTIMONY MEmNG NEW SCOTLAND Tuesday, March 6 ADULT BIBLE STUDY V'VILLE ZONING BOARD First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555 Dela­ VOO~HEESVILLE Village Hall, 29 Voorheesville Ave., 7 p,m. wareAve., 7:30 p.m, Information, 439-2512. First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, WORSHIP INFORMATION DELMAR Information, 765-2692. 7 p.m., Route 9W, Selkirk. information, All Nation's Baptist Church, 2558 West­ VOORHEESVILLE NEW SCOTLAND 767-2243. WEIGHT WATCHERS ern Ave., Guilderland, 475-9086, ESL and PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS Bible classes, 9 a,m.; Worship Services, WEIGHT WATCHERS ill meet this after­ Adult Fiction Discussion at the Wyman Osterhout Community Center, New FAITH TEMPLE BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN 10 a.m. noon at 12:15 p.m. at SI. Stephen's Church Voorheesville Public Library at 7 p.m. No Salem, call for time. Information, 765- Bible study, New Salem, 7:30 p.m. Infor- children'schoir, 6:15 p.m., saniorchoir, 7 Clarksville Community Church, Route 443, in Delmar. Signup malion,765-2870. p.m" 85 Elm Ave. Information, 439-4328. 768-2916. 2109. Family Worship Center, 92 Lower VOORHEESVILLE BETHLEHEM PRAYER MEmNG PRAYER MEmNG AA MEmNGS Copeland Hill Road, Feura Bush, 768- Slingerlands Community Church, 1499 2021. evening prayer meeting and Bible study, evening prayer meeting and Bible study, VOORHEESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY DELMAR ROTARY New Scotland Road, noon, and Delmar Faith Temple, New Salem, 765-2870. Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, First United Methodist Church, 68 Maple Circumnavigation-the USS Triton- slide Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m., Route 155, 7:30 p.m. Information, 765- Route 155, 7:30 p.m. Information, 765-3390. Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., 8:30 p.m. Ave" Voorheesville, 765-2895. Iecture for teens and adults at Voorheesville Information, 767-2930. 3390. . Jerusalem Reformed Church, Route 32, Public Library at 7 p.m. No signup NEW SCOTLANO Feura Bush, 439-0548. PLAYGROUP MEmNG FAITH TEMPLE Mountainview Evangelical Free Church, BETHLEHEM Thmsday, March 1 First United Methodist Church 8ible study, New Salem, 7:30 p.m. Infor­ Route 155, Voorheesville, 765-3390. playgroups will meet from 10:30 to noon mation, 765-2870. THE CLOTHING CLOSET Onesquethaw Reformed Church, DELMAR FARMERS MARKET (SUMMER ONLy) in the nursery. Playgroup provides op­ Tarrytown Road, Feura Bush, 768-2133. A service supported by area Reformed portunity for childcaretakers and pre­ AAMEmNG churches to provide clothing to those in New Scot/and Presbyterian Church, Route Market and Chicken Barbeque, 2:30 p.m. WEIGHT WATCHERS to 6 p.m. rain or shine, First United Meth­ nursery school age children to social ize First United Methodist Church ot need; volunteers welcome. Clarksville 85,439-6454. in a relaxed atmosphere. Information, Sf. Matthew's Church, Mountain View odist Church, 428 Kenwood Ave. Voorheesville, 68 Maple St, 8 p.m. Weight Watchers meeting everyThursday Reformed Church, Route443, Clarksville, call 439-9976, ext 228.

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Org. was filed with SSNY on c/o The LLC, '46 State Street- process against may be LEGAL NOTtCE naled as agent of LLC whom (February 28: 2(07) 7/12/05. Office location: Al­ 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. served. SSNY shall mail pro­ process against may be Notice of Publication bany County. SSNY desig­ The registered agent is: USA cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 Notice of Publication served. SSNY shall mail pro­ INTERNATIONAL CON­ nated as agent of LLC whom Corporate Services Inc. at State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ JESPER LLC Arts, of Org. cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 LEGAL NOTICE SULTING & BUSINESS process against may be the same address. Purpose: bany, NY 12207. The regis­ was filed with SSNY on 7/02/ State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ SERVICES LLC Arts. 01 Org. served. SSNY shall mail pro­ all lawful activities. tered agent is: USA Corpo­ 03. Office location: Albany bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Notice of Publication was filed with SSNY on 12/ cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 LO-15162 rate Services Inc. at the County. SSNY designated as tered agent is: USA Corpo­ ARKLEIGH LLC Arts. of Org. 29/06. Office location: Albany State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ (February 28, 2007) same address. Purpose: all agent of LLC whom process rate Services Inc. at the was filed with SSNYon 1/07/ ' County. SSNY designated as bany, NY 12207. The regis­ lawful activities. against may be served. same address. Purpose: all 04. Office location: Albany agent of LLC whom process tered agent is: USA Corpo­ LD-15178 SSNY shall mail process to: lawful activities: County. SSNY designated as against may be served. rate Services Inc. at the LEGAL NOTICE (February 28, 2007) c/o The-LLC, 46 State Street- LO-15227 agent of LLC whom process SSNY shall mail process to: same address. Purpose: all 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. (February 28, 2007) against may be served. c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- lawful activities. Notice of Publication NICA­ The registered agent is: USA SSNY shall mail process to: 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. LD-15216 MOL LLC Arts. of Org. was LEGAL NOTICE Corporate Services Inc. at cia The LLC, 46 State Street· The registered agent is: USA (February 28, 2007) filed with SSNY on 7/29/04. the same address. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. Corporate Services Inc. at Office location: Albany Notice of Publication all lawful activities. The registered agent is: USA the same address. Purpose: County. SSNY deSignated as KORONA TRAOING LLC LO-15215 Notice of Publication LOGAN Corporate Services Inc. at all lawful activities. LEGAL NOTICE agent of LLC whom process Arts. of Org. was filed with (February 28, 2007) INTERNATIONAL LLC Arts. the same address. Purpose: LO-15110 against may be served. SSNY on 2119/02. Office 10- of Org. was filed with SSNY all lawful activities. (February 28, 2007) Notice of Formation of Rebel SSNY shall mail process to: eation: Albany County. SSNY on 4/19/05. Office location: . LD-15234 One Communications, LLC. cia The LLC, 46 State Street- designated as agent of LLC LEGAL NOTICE Albany County. SSNY des- (February 28, 2007) Arts. of Org. filed with NY 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. whom process against may ignated as agent of LLC LEGAL NOTICE Dept. of State on 1/9/07. The registered agent is: USA be served. SSNY shall mail Notice of Qualification of whom process against may Office location: Albany Corporate Services Inc. at process to: c/o The LLC, 46 SCO Capita.l Management be served. SSNY shall mail LEGAL NOTICE NOTiCe OF FORMATION County. Secy. of State des­ the same address. Purpose: State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ LLC. Authority filed with NY process to: c/o The LLC, 46 OF A OOMESTIC LlMITEO ignated as agent of LLC all lawful activities. bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Dept. of State on 1/22/07. Slate Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ Notice of Publication IT LIABILITY COMPANY upon whom process against LD-15163 tered agent is: USA Corpo­ Office location: Albany bany, NY 12207. The regis­ STREAM LLC Arts. of Org. (LLC). it may be served. Secy. of (February 28, 2007) rate Services Inc. at the County. LLC formed in Dela­ tered agent is: USA Corpo­ was filed with SSNY on 3/03/ The name of the LLC is State shall mail process to: same address. Purpose: all ware (OE) on 12/20/06. rate Services Inc. at the 04. Office location: Albany OJCO REALTY LLC. The c/o Berdan LLP, 360 Madi­ lawful activities Secy. of State designated as same address. Purpose: all County. SSNY designated as Articles of Organization of son Ave., NY, NY 10017, LEGAL NOTtCE LD-15179 agent of LLC upon whom lawful activities. agent of LLC whom process the LLC were filed with the principal business address of (February 28, 2007) p.rocess against it may be LD-15228 against may be served. NY Secretary of State, under the LLC. Purpose: any law­ Notice of Publication RETI served. Secy. of State shall (February 28, 2007) SSNY shall mail process to: Section 203 of the Limited ful activity. LLC Arts. of Org. was filed mail process to: c/o Michael c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- Liability Law of the State of LO-15141 with SSNY on 1/22/07. Office LEGAL NOTICE Grundei, Wiggin and Dana 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207, New York, on January 16, (February 28, 2007) location: Albany County. LLP, 450 Lexington Ave., LEGAL NOTtCE The registered agent is: USA 2007. The purpose of the SSNY designated as agent Notice of Publication Ste. 3800, NY, NY 10017. Corporate Services Inc. at LLC is to engage in any law­ of LLC whom process MERRIOOWN SERVICES OE address of LLC: cia Cor­ Notice of Publication the same address. Purpose: ful act or activity. The office LEGAL NOTICE against may be served. LLC Arts. of Org. was filed poration Service Co., 2711 TUCKER COMMERCIAL all lawful activities. of the LLC is to be located in SSNY shall mail process to: w"h SSNYon 6/24/02. Office Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, LATIN AMERICA MANAGE­ LD-15239 Albany County. The Secre­ Notice of Publication GLADI­ cia The LLC, 46 Stale Street- location: Albany County. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. MENT OF RECEIVABLES (February 28, 2007) tary of State is designated as ATE OEVELOPMENTS LLC 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. SSNY designated as agent of Org. filed with OE Secy. of LLC Arts. of Org. was filed the agent of the LLC upon Arts. of Org. was filed with The registered agent is: USA of LLC whom process State, 401 Federal St., Ste. with SSNY on 9/06/05. Office whom process against the SSNY on 11/05/02. Office Corporate Services Inc. at against may be served. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTtCE LLC may be served. The location: Albany County. the same address. Purpose: SSNY shall mail process'to: pose: any lawful activity. SSNY designated as agent address to which the Secre­ SSNY designated as agent all lawful activities._ cia The LLC, 46 State Street- LO-15220 of LLC whom process Notice of Publication VEGA tary of State shall mail a copy of LLC whom process LO-15164 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. (February 28, 2007) against may be served. OEVELOPMENT LLC Arts. of any process against the against may be served. (February 28, 2007) The registered agent is: USA SSNY shall mail process to: of Org. was filed with SSNY LLC is 138 Sicker Road, Al­ SSNY shall mail process to: Corporate Services Inc. at cIa The LLC, 46 State Street- on 12/23/03. Office location: bany, New York 12205. c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- the same address. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. Albany County. SSNY des­ LO-15115 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. LEGAL NOTICE all lawful activities. The registered agent is: USA ignated as agent of LLC (February 28, 2007) The registered agent is: USA LD-15180 Notice of Publication Corporate Services Inc. at whom process against may Corporate Services Inc. at Notice of Publication (February 28, 2007) CAMBOURNE LLC Arts. of the same address. Purpose: be served. SSNY shall mail the same address. Purpose: BHARAT LANGER MO, Org. was filed with SSNY on all lawful activities. process to: c/o The LLC, 46 LEGAL NOTICE all lawful activities. PLLC Arts. of Org. was'filed 1/04/06. Office location: Al­ LO-15229 State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ LO-15412 with SSNY on 1/22107. Office LEGAL NOTICE bany County. SSNY desig­ (February 28, 2007) bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Notice of Publication (February 28, 2007) location: Albany County. nated as agent of LLC whom tered agent is: USA Corpo­ STREAMWAY LLC Arts. 01 SSNY designated as agent Notice of Publication process against may be rate Services Inc. at the Org. was filed with SSNY on of LLC whom process NETHERHALL LLC Arts. of served. SSNY shall mail pro­ LEGAL NOTICE same address. Purpose: all 1/12/07. Office location: Al­ LEGAL NOTICE against may be served. Org. was filed with SSNY on cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 lawful activities. bany County. SSNY desig­ SSNY shall mail process to: 4/10103. Office location: Al­ State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ Notice of Publication' LO-15240 nated as agent of LLC whom Notice of Formation of How c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- bany County. SSNY desig­ bany, NY 12207. The regis­ EUROCONSTRUCT LLC (February 28, 2007) process against may be We Do Retards, LLC. Arts. 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. nated as agent of LLC whom tered agent is: USA Corpo­ Arts. of Org. was filed with served. SSNY shall mail pro­ of Org. filed with NY Oept. of The registered agent is: USA process against may be rate Services Inc. at the SSNY on 5/08/03. Office 10- cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 State on 1/11/07. Office lo­ Corporate Services Inc. at served. SSNY shall mail pro­ same address. Purpose: all eation: Albany County. SSNY LEGAL NQTICE State Street- 3rd Floor, AI­ cation: Albany County. Secy. the same address. Purpose: cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 lawful activities. designated as agent of LLC bany,.NY 12207. The regis­ of State designated as agent all lawful activities. State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ LO-15223 whom process against may Notice of Publication IFSG tered agent is: USA Corpo­ of LLC upon whom process LD-15165 bany, NY 12207. The regis­ (February 28, 2007) be served. SSNY shall mail LLC Arts. of Org. was filed rate Services Inc. at the against it may be served. (February 28, 2007) tered agent is: USA Corpo­ process to:' cIa The LLC, 46 with SSNYon 4/13/04. Office same address. Purpose: all Secy. of State shall mail pro­ rate Services Inc. at the State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ location: A!bany County. lawful activities. cess to: Howard Henderson, same address. Purpose: all LEGAL NOTICE bany, NY 12207. The regis­ SSNY designated as agent LO-15117 108-30 Liverpool St., Ja­ LEGAL NOTtCE lawful activities. tered agent is: USA Corpo­ of LLC whom process (February 28, 2007) maica, NY 11435, principal LO-15181 Notice of Publication rate Services Inc. at the against may be served, business address of the LLC. Notice of Publication THUN­ (February 28, 2007) ACKLINGTON LLC Arts. of same address. Purpose: all SSNY shall mail process to: Purpose: any lawful activity. OER LLC Arts. of Org. was Org. was filed with SSNY on lawful activities. c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. LEGAL NOTICE LO-15147 filed with SSNY on 10/28102. 7/24/04. Office loeation: Al­ LO-15230 (February 28, 2007) Office location: Albany LEGAL NOTtCE bany County. SSNY desig­ (February 28, 2007) The registered agent is: USA Notice of Publication County. SSNY designated as nated as agent of LLC whom Corporate Services Inc. at EARLSOOWN lLC Arts. of agent of LLC whom process Notice of Publication process against may be the same address. Purpose: all lawful activities. Org. was filed with SSNY on LEGAL NOTICE against may be served. ENOS LEIGH LLC Arts. of served. SSNY shall mail pro­ LEGAL NOTICE 1/12/07. Office location: Al­ SSNY shall mail process to: Org. was filed with SSNY on cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 lO-15241 bany County. SSNY desig­ Notice of Publicatiol) c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- 6/13/03. Office location: Al­ State Street- 3rd Floor, AI- Notice of Publication (February 28, 2007) nated as agent of LLC whom GLASSEX TRAOING LLC 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. bany County. SSNY desig­ bany, NY 12207. The regis-' HOLMDENE LLC Arts. of process against may be Arts. of Org. was filed with The registered agent is: USA nated as agent of LLC whom tered.agent is: USA Corpo- Org. was filed with SSNY on served. SSNY shall mail pro­ SSNYon 1/14/05. Office lo­ Corporate Services Inc. at process against may be rate Services Inc. at the 6/19/02. Office location: AI­ LEGAL NOTICE cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 cation: Albany County. SSNY the same address. Purpose: served. SSNY shall mail pro­ same address. Purpose: all bany County. SSNY desig- State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ designated as agent of LLC all lawful activities. cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 lawful activities. nated as agent of LLC whom Notice of Publication.COM­ PANY EXPRESS LLC Arts. bany, NY 12207. The regis' whom process against may LD-15166 State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ LD-15224 process against may be of Org. was filed with SSNY tered agent is: USA Corpo­ be served. SSNY shall mail (February 28, 2007) bany, NY 12207. The regis­ (February 28, 2007) served. SSNY shall mail pro- on 12/31/03. Office location: - rate Services Inc. at the process to: c/o The LLC, 46 tered agent is: USA Corpo­ cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 Albany County. SSNY des­ same address. Purpose: all State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ rate Services Inc. at the State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ ignated as agent of LLC lawful activities. bany, NY 12207. The regis­ LEGAL NOTtCE same address. Purpose: all LEGAL NOTICE bany, NY 12207. The regis­ whom process against may LO-15118 tered agent is: USA Corpo­ lawful activities. tered agent is: USA Corpo­ be served. SSNY shall mail (February 28, 2007) rate Services Inc. at the Notice of Publication LO-15182 Notice of Publication rate Services Inc. at the sa'me address. Purpose: all G.M.S.G. LLC Arts. of Org_ (February 28, 2007) SWANBRIOGE LLC Arts. of same address. Purpose: all process to: c/o The LLC, 46 lawful activities. was filed with SSNY on 4/271. Org. was filed with SSNY on lawful activities. State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ LO-15149 05. Office location: Albany 2/16/06. Office location: Al­ LO-15231 bany, NY 12207. The regis­ LEGAL NOTICE tered agent is: USA Corpo­ (February 28, 2007) County. SSNY designated as LEGAL NOTtCE bany County. SSNY desig­ (February 28, 2007) Notice of formation of agent of LLC whom process nated as agent of LLC whom rate Services Inc. at the EBACK VENTURES LLC. against may be served. NOTICE OF FORMATION process against may be same address. Purpose: all . . - lawful activities. Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY LEGAL NOTICE SSNY shall mail process to: OF LIMITED LIABILITY served_ SSNY shall mail pro­ LEGAL NOTICE on 11/21/2006. Office Loca­ c/o The LLC, 46 State Street· COMPANY. NAME: cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 LO-15242 tion: Albany County. SSNY Notice of Qualification of 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. LUSTRO REALTY, LLC. Ar­ State Street- 3rd Floor, AI· Notice of Publication INTER­ (February 28, 2007) designated as agent of Firestone Specialty Products The registered agent is: USA ticles of Organization were bany, NY 12207. The regis­ NATIONAL EXECUTIVE LLC whom process against Company, LLC. Authority Corporate Services Inc. at filed with the Secretary of tered agent is: USA Corpo­ BOARO COMPANY - IEBC it may be served. SSNY shall filed with Secy. of State of NY the same address. Purpose: State of New York (SSNY) on rate Services Inc. at the LLC Arts. of Org. was filed LEGAL NOTICE mail process to the Regis­ (SSNY) on 11/14/06. Office all lawful activities. 01/22/07. Office location: Al­ same address. Purpose: all with SSNY on 4/05/04. Office NOTICE OF FORMATION tered Agent: Marco Rossi, location: Albany County. LO-15167 bany County. SSNY has lawful activities. location: Albany County. OF LIMITED LIABILITY 48 Wall St" 11th floor, New LLC formed in Indiana (IN) (February 28, 2007) been deSignated LD-15225 SSNY 'designated as agent COMPANY. NAME: CROSS York, NY 10005. Purpose: on 8/11106. SSNY desig­ as agent of the LLC upon (February 28, 2007) of LLC whom process nated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may against may be served. BRONX PLAZA REALTY any lawful activity. LLC. Articles of Organization LO-15119 whom process against it may LEGAL NOTICE be served .. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail process to: were filed with the Secretary (February 28, 2007) be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to the LLC, LEGAL NOTICE c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- process to: c/o National Reg­ Notice of Publication c/o Louise T. Mullen, 8 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. of State of istered Agents, Inc., 875 Ave. BELLEVILLE LLC Arts. of Mandan Drive, Wayne, New Notice' of Publication The registered agent is: USA New York (SSNY) on 01/191 07. The latest date of disso­ LEGAL NOTICE of the Americas, Ste 501, NY, Org. was filed with SSNY on Jersey 07470. Purpose: For HELMS LEIGH LLC Arts. of Corporate Services Inc. at NY 10001. Address required 4/10/03. Office location: Al­ any lawful purpose. Org. was filed with SSNY on the same address. Purpose: lution is 01131/2107. , Notice of Publication to be maintained in IN: 310 bany County. SSNY deSig­ LO-15183 4119/05. Office location: Al­ all lawful activities. Office location: Albany County. SSNY has been GROVEBURY LLC Arts. 01 East 96th St., Indianapolis, nated as agent of LLC whom (February 28, 2007) bany County. SSNY desig­ LD-15232 Org. was filed with SSNY on IN 46240. Arts. of Org. filed process against may be nated as agent of LLC whom (February 28, 2007) designated as agent of the 6/19/02. Office location: Al­ with IN Secy. Of State, 302 served. SSNY shall mail pro­ process against may be LLC upon whom process against bany County. SSNY desig­ West Washington St, Room cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 LEGAL NOTICE served. SSNY shall mail pro­ it may be served. SSNY shall nated as agent of LLC whom E018, Indianapolis, IN 46204 State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 LEGAL NOTICE mail a copy of process process against maY' be Purpose: any lawful activi­ bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Notice of Publication 'State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ served. SSNY shall mail pro­ tered agent is: USA Corpo­ ASH BURTON LLC Arts. of bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Notice of Publication to the LLC, 923 Brinsmade ties. Avenue, Bronx, New York cess to: cIa The LLC, 46 LD-15154 rate Services Inc. at the Org. was filed with SSNY on tered agent is: USA Corpo­ RIOGEOALE SERVICES LLC Arts. of Org. was filed 10465-1903. Purpose: For State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ (February 28, _2007) same address. Purpose: all 4/10/03. Office location: AI· rate Services Inc. at the bany, NY 12207. The regis­ lawful activities. bany County. SSNY desig­ same address. Purpose: all with SSNY on 9/25/02. Office anY'lawful purpose. tered agent is: USA Corpo­ LO-15177 nated as agent of LLC whom lawful activities. location: Albany County. LO-15246 SSNY designated as agent rate Services Inc. at the LEGAL NOTICE (February 28, 2007) process against may be LD-15226 (February 28, 2007) same address. Purpose: all served. SSNY shall mail pro­ (February 28, 2007) of LLC whom process lawful activities. Notice of Publication QUA­ cess to: do The LLC, 46 State against may be served. LD-15213 SAR TECHNOLOGIES LLC LEGAL NOTICE Street- 3rd Floor, Albany, NY SSNY shall mail process to: LEGAL NOTICE (February 28, 2007) Arts. of Org. was filed with 12207. The registered agent LEGAL NOTICE c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- SSNY on 04/09/02. Ollice Notice of Publication, is: USA Corporate Services 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LlMITEO LIABILITY location: Albany County. HOLBEACH LLC Arts. of Inc. at the same address. Notice of Publication ABA The registered agent is: USA GEOSERVICES LLCArts. of COMPANY. NAME: WA­ LEGAL NOTtCE SSNY designated as agent Org. was filed with SSNY on Purpose: all lawful activities. Corporate Services Inc. 'at of LLC whom process 3/21/02. Office location: Al­ LO-15214 _~'.' Org. was filed with SSNY on the same address:' Purpose: TERS VIEW Notice of Publication against may be served. bany County. SSNY desig­ (February 28, 2007) , 12/09/05. Office location: Al­ all lawful activities. CONOOMINIUMS TWO' " .~ bany CountY. SSNY desig- LLC. Articles of Organizatio~ AMBERLEY LLC Arts. of ,?SNY sha.ll mail pr~~s~ to:, nated as agent of LLC ~hom . LO-15233 • " PAGE 28 February 28, 2007 THE SPOTLIGHT

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE were filed with the Secretary (February 28, 2007) filed with NY Dept. of State County. SSNY has been SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against Group, LLC, 20 Corporate .' of State of New York (SSNY) on 9/19/06. Office location: designated as agent of the of LLC upon whom process· it may be served. SSNY shall Woods Blvd., Albany, NY on 12/21/06. Office location: Albany Couilty. LLC formed LLC upon whom process against it may be served. mail process to: c/o Corpo­ 12211. Purpose: any lawful Albany County. SSNY LEGAL NOTICE in Delaware (DE) on 8/9/06. against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: ration Service Company activities. has been designated as NY Secy. of State designated SSNY shall mail a copy of The Prentice-Hall Corpora­ (CSC), 80 State Street, Al­ LD-15333 agent of the LLC upon whom Notice of Formation of as agent of LLC upon whom process to the LLC, 5 East tion System, Inc., 80 State bany, NY 12207. DE address (February 28, 2007) process against it may be Hometown Real Estate process against it may be 59th Street, Suite 750, Street, Albany, NY 12207. of LLC: clo CSC, 2711 served. SSNY 'shall mail a Resolutions LLC. Arts. of served. NY Secy. of State New York, New York 10022. DE address of LLC: 2711 Centerville Road, Ste. 400, copy of process to the LLC, Org. filed with Secy. of State shall mail process to: 30 Purpose: For any lawful pur­ Centerville Road, #400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. LEGAL NOTICE 621 Columbia Street, of NY (SSNY) on 12122/06. Rockefeller Plaza, 50th Fl., pose. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. of Org. filed with DE Secy. of Cohoes, New York 12047. Office location: Albany Co. NY, NY 10020, principal busi­ LD-15278 of Org. filed with DE Secy: of State, 401 Federal St., Do­ Notice of Formation of Purpose: For any lawful pur­ SSNY designated as agent ness address of the LLC. DE (February 28, 2007) State,401 Federal St., Ste. ver, DE 19901. Purpose: any STAGE AND LIGHT DE­ pose. of LLC upon whom process address of LLC: c/o The Cor­ 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ lawful activity. SIGN LLC. Arts. of Org. filed LD-15248 against it may be served. poration Trust Co., 1209 Or­ pose: any lawful activity. LD-15324 with Secy. of State of NY (February 28, 2007) SSNY shall mail process to: ange St., Wilmington, DE LEGAL NOTICE LD-15319 (February 28, 2007) (SSNY)on 3/15/2006. Office Incorp Services, Inc., 41 19801. Arts. of Org. filed with (February 28, 2007) location: Albany County. State St., Ste 405, Albany, DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed­ NOTICE OF FORMATION SSNY designated as agent LEGAL NOTICE NY 12207-2827, also regis­ eral St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE OF PROFESSIONAL SER­ LEGAL NOTICE of LLC upon. whom process tered agent. Purpose: any 19901. Purpose: as specifi­ VICE LIMITED LIABILITY against it may be served. NOTICE OF FORMATION lawful activities. cally set forth in paragraph 9 COMPANY. NAME: HUBELL Notice of Qualification bf SSNY shall mail process to: OF LLC Cathy Chazen En­ LD-15257 of the application for author­ & ASSOCIATES LLC. Ar­ LEGAL NOTICE GMAC Model Home Fi­ Corporation Service Com­ terprises, LLC, filed Articles (February 28, 2007) ticles of Organization were nance, LLC. Authority filed ity. Notice of Qualification of pany, 80 State Street, Al­ of Organization with the New LD-15264 filed with the Secretary of with Secy. of State of N. Y. bany, NY 12207, registered York Secretary of State on State of New York (SSNY) on Residence Inn by Marriott, (February 28, 2007) LLC. Authority filed with (SSNY) on 1/22/07. Office agent upon whom process January 22, 2007. Its office LEGAL NOTICE 01123/07. Office location: Al- Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) location: Albany County. may be served. Te~m: until 21 is located in Albany County. bany County. SSNY has Principal business location: on 1/22/2007. Office loca­ 28/2056. Purpose: any law­ The Secretary of State has Notice of Publication LEGAL NOTICE been designated as agent of 8400 Normandale Lake tion: Albany County. LLC ful activity. been designated as agent KIMORA LLC Arts. 01 Org. the PLLC upon whom pro­ Blvd., Ste. 250, Minneapolis, LD-15336 upon whom process may be was filed with SSNY on 12/ NOTICE OF FORMATION cess against it may be formed in Delaware (DE) on •I 6/11/1.987. SSNY designated MN 55437. LLC formed in (February 28, 2007) served and shall mail a copy 05/06. Office location: Albany OF LIMITED LIABILITY served. SSNY shall mail a Delaware (DE) on 4/13/06. of any process served on County. SSNY designated as COMPANY. NAME:. copyofprocesstothePLLC, as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be SSNY designated as agent him or her to the LLC, 12 'agent of LLC whom process HIGHBRIDGE CLINTON, c/o Richard A. Hubell, Esq., of LLC upon whom process LEGAL NOTICE Loudon Heights North, against may be served. LLC. Articles of Organization 100 Park Avenue, 20th Floor, served. SSNY shall mail pro­ cess to: The Prentice-Hall against it may be served. Loudonville, NY 12211. The SSNY shall mail process to: were filed with the Secretary New York, New York 10017. SSNY shall mail process to: Notice of Formation of Corporation System, Inc., 80 street address of the princi­ c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- of State of New Purpose: For the practice of c/o Corporation Service TRUSTEC SYSTEMS LLC. pal business location is 12 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. York (SSNY) on 12/12/06. the profession of Law. State Street, Albany, NY Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. 12207. DE address 01 LLC: Company, 80 State Street, Loudon Heights North, The registered agent is: USA Office location: Schenectady LD-15279 Albany, NY 12207. DE ad- of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on Loudonville, NY 12211. Its Corporate Services Inc. at County. SSNY has been (February 28, 2007) 2711 Centerville Road, #400, 10/21/2005. Office location: Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. dress of LLC: 2711 business is to engage in any the same .address. Purpose: designated as agent of the Centerville Road, -Albany County. SSNY des­ of Org. filed with DE Secy. of lawful·activity for which lim­ all lawful activities. LLC upon whom process ignated as agent of LLC State, 401 Federal St., Ste. Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. ited liability companies may LD-15259 against it may be served. LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ of Org. filed wi.th DE Secy. of be organized under Section (February 28, 2007) SSNY shall mail a copy of State, 401 Federal St., Ste. it may be served. SSNY shall Q03 of the New York Limited process to the LLC, 376 Notice of Publication SUNNY pose: any lawful activity. I LD-15320 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ mail process to: Corporation Liability Company Act. Broadway, Schenectady, TOURISM LLC Arts. of Org. pose: any lawful activity. Service Company, 80 State (February 28, 2007) A i LD-15250 LEGAL NOTICE New York 12305. Purpose: was filed with SSNY on 1/261 Street, Albany. -NY 12207. , I LD-15325 (February 28. 2007) For any lawful purpose. 07. Office location: Albany (February 28, 2007) registered agent upon whom f Notice of Qualification of LD-15269 County. SSNY designated as process may be served. ALW Sourcing, L,L.C, Au­ (February 28, 2007) agent of LLC whom process LEGAL NOTICE Term: until 9/30/2055. Pur­ I thority flied with NY Dept. of LEGAL NOTICE against may be served. LEGAL NOTICE pose: any lawful activity. State on 1/18/07, as SSNY shall mail process to: Notice of Qualification of Fairfield FMC, LLC. Author: LD-15337 NOTICE OF FORMATION amended. Office location: clo The LLC, 46 State Street- LEGAL NOTICE ity filed with Secy. of State of Notice of Qualification of Off­ (February 28, 2007) OF LIMITED LIABILITY Albany County. LLC formed 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/2212007. Campus Dining Network, COMPANY. NAME: BRONX in Maryland (MD) on 10/301 NOTICE OF FORMATION The registered agent is: USA LLC. Authority filed with 06. NY Secy. of State des­ Office location: Albany NEW YORK PROPERTIES, OF LIMITED LIABILITY Corporate Services Inc. at Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) LEGAL NOTICE L.L.C .. Articles of Organiza­ ignated as agent of LLC COMPANY. NAME: BOV the same address. Purpose: County. LLC formed in Dela­ ware (DE) on 11/7/1989. on 1/22107. Office location: tion were filed with the Sec­ upon whom process'against ASSOCIATES, LLC. Articles all lawful activities. Notice of Formation of OC­ SSNY designated as agent Albany County. Principal retary of it may be served. NY Secy. of Organization were filed LD-15312 TOPUS AMERICAS LLC. I of LLC upon whom process business locat~on: 9801 State of t-Jew York (SSNY) on of State shall mail process to: with the Secretary of State of (February 28, 2007) Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. against it may be served. Washingtonian Blvd., Ste. i 01/24/07. Office location: Al­ c/o CT Corporation System, New York (SSNY) on 01/091 of State of NY (SSNY) on SSNY shall mail process to: 1245D, Gaithersburg, MD i bany County. SSNY 111 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011, 07. Office location: Albany 20878. LLC formed in Penn­ 10/8/2004. Office location: Th~ Prentice-Hall Corpora­ has been designated as registered agent upon whom County. SSNY has been LEGAL NOTICE sylvania (PA) on 10/19/06. Albany County. SSNY des­ agent of the LLC upon whom process may be served. MD designated tion System, Inc., 80 State Street, Albany, NY 12207. SSNY deSignated as agent ignated as agent of LLC process against it may be address and principal busi­ as agent of the LLC upon Notice of Publication of LLC upon whom process upon whom process against served. SSNY shall mail a ness address of the LLC: whom process against it may <;IRTEXON LLC Arts. 01 Org. DE address of. LLC: 2711 Centerville Road, #400, against it may be served. it may be served. SSNY shall ,copy of pr9cess to the LLC. 1804 Washington Blvd., Bal­ be served. SSNY shall mail was filed with SSNY on 9/221 mail process to: Corporation Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. SSNY shall mail process to: 676 Riverside Drive, timore, MD 21230. Arts. of a copy of process to the LLC, 03. Office location: Albany c/o Corporation Service Service Company, 80 State Suite 7B, New York, New Org. filed with MD Secy. of 319 South Manning Boule­ County. SSNY deSignated as of Org. filed with DE Secy. of State, 401 Federal St., Sle. Company, 80 State Street, Street, Albany, NY 12207, York 10031. Purpose: For State, 301 W. Preston St., vard, Suite 201, Albany, New agent of LLC whom process Albany, NY 12207. PA ad­ registered agent upon whom any lawful purpose. Baltimore, MD 21201. Pur­ York 12208. Purpose: For against may be served. '4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ pose': any lawful activity. dress of LLC: 2704 Com­ process may be served. LD-15251 pose: any lawful activity. any lawful purpose. SSNY shall mail process to: merce Drive, Ste. B, Harris­ Term: until 9/30/2054. Pur­ LD-15261 LD-15321 (February 28, 2007) LD-15275 c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- burg, PA 1711 O. Arts. olOrg. pose: any lawfUl activity. (February 28, 2007) (February 28, 2007) (February 28, 2007) 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. filed with PA Secy. of State, LD-15338 The registered agent is: USA 206 N. Office Bldg., Harris­ (February 28, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE Corporate Services Inc. at burg, PA 17120. Purpose: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE the same address. Purpose: off-campus dining service NOTICE OF FORMATION all lawful activities. OF LIMITED LIABILITY Notice of Qualification of Notice of Qualification of options. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION LD-15313 LD-15326 COMPANY. NAME: Apogee Assurance, LLC. Execustay, LLC. Authority' OF LLC 651 Delaware Av­ (February 28, 2007) (February 28, 2007) Notice of Formation of CARLSON FARM LLC. Ar­ Authority filed with NY Dept. enue, LLC, filed Articles of filed with Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/2212007. DWAYNE RODGERS & CO. ticles of Organization were of State on 1111/07. Office Organization with the New LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with filed with the Secretary of location: Albany County. Office location: Albany York secretary of State on LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) State of New York (SSNY) on NYS fictitious name: Apogee January 25, 2007. Its office County. LLC formed in Dela­ ware (DE) on 12/21/1998. on 8/15/2005. Office loca­ 01119/07. Office location: Al­ Assurance Agency, LLC. is located in Albany County. Notice of Publication tion: Albany County. SSNY LLC formed in New Jersey SSNY designated as agent Notice of Formation of bany County. SSNY has The Secretary of State has SAMAR INTERNATiONAL designated as agent of LLC (NJ) on 6/15/06. NY Secy. of LLC upon whom process Tribeca Service LLC. Arts. been designated as agent of been designated as agent LLC Arts. of Org. was filed upon whom process against of State deSignated as agent against it may be served. of Org. filed with Secy. of the LLC upon whom process upon whom process may be with SSNY on 2105/07. Office it may be served. SSNY shall of LLC upon whom process SSNY shall mail process to: State of NY (SSNY) on 1/291 against it may be served. served and shall mail a copy location: Albany County. 07. Office location: Albany mail process to: Corporation against it may be served. NY The Prentice-Hall Corpora­ SSNY shall mail a copy of of any process served on him SSNY designated as agent Co. SSNY designated as Service Company, 80 State Secy. of State shall mail pro­ tion System, Inc., 80 State process to the LLC, 427 New or her to the LLC, at LLC, 651 of LLC whom process agent of LLC upon whom Street, Albany, NY 12207, Karner Road, Albany, New cess to: c/o Lindabury, Street, Albany, NY 12207. Delaware Avenue, Albany,. against may be served. process against it may be registered agent upon whom York 12205. Purpose: For McCormick, Estabrook & DE address of LLC: 2711 NY 12209. The street ad­ SSNY shall mail process to: served. SSNY shall mail pro­ process may be served. any lawful purpose. Cooper, 53 Cardinal Dr., Centerville Road, #400, dress of the principal busi­ c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- Term: until 7/31/2055. Pur­ LD-15252 Westfield, NJ 07091. NJ Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. cess to: The LLC, 301 East ness location is 651 Dela­ 3rd Floor, Albany; NY 12207. pose: any lawful activity. address and principal busi­ of Org. filed with DE Secy. of 79th St., Ste 24-H, NY, NY (February 28, 2007) ware Avenue, Albany, NY The registered agent is: USA LD-15339 ness address of the LLC: 228 State, 401 Federal St., Ste. 10021. Purpose: any lawful 12209. Its business is to Corporate Services Inc. at activities. 3rd St., Jersey City, NJ 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ (February 28, 2007) engage in any lawful activity the same address. Purpose: LD-15330 LEGAL NOTICE 07302. Arts. of Org. filed with for which limited liability com­ all lawful activities. pose: any 'Iawful activity. NJ State Treasurer, PO Box LD-15322 (February 28, 2007) panies may be organized LD-15314 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION 308, Trenton, NJ 08625. under Section 203 of the (February 28, 2007) (February 28, 2007) OF LIMITED LIABILITY Purpose: any lawful activity. New York Limited Liability LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of COMPANY. NAME: MAJOR LD-15262 Company Act. TOM LLC. ENRIVELLIS LLC. Arts. of (February 28, 2007) LD-15276 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Quali'fication of Org. filed with Secy. of State Articles of Organization were (February 28, 2007) filed with the Secretary of Notice of Registration of Logical Telecom LP. Author­ 01 N.Y. (SSNY) on 5/18/ Notice of Qualification of ity filed with Secy. of State of 2005. Office location: Albany State of New York (SSNY) on LEGAL NOTICE CoActiv Capita! Partners Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP. Authority filed with Secy. of NY (SSNY) on 02/05/07. Of­ County. SSNY deSignated as 01/26/07. Office location: Al­ LEGAL NOTICE LLC. Authority filed with bany County. SSNY has Notice of Qualification 'of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/2/ fice location: Albany County. agent of LLC upon whom Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) LP formed in Texas (TX) on process against it may be been designated-as agent of Millbrae Energy LLC. Au­ NOTICE OF FORMATION on 1/19/07. Office location: 07. Office location: Albany the LLC upon whom process thority filed with NY Dept. of County. LLP registered in­ 3/14105. SSNY designated served. SSNY sha!l mail pro­ OF LIMITED LIABILITY Albany County. Principal cess to: Corporation Service against it may be served. State on 1/12/07. Office lo­ Delaware (DE) on 12/29/06. as agent of LP upon whom COMPANY. NAME: business location: 655 Busi­ process against it may be Company, 80 State Street, SSNY shall mail a copy of cation: Albany County. Prin­ LlVEFIRELEADS, LLC. Ar­ ness Center Drive, Ste. 250, SSNY designated as agent process to the LLC, 505 East cipal bUSiness address of the of LLP upon whom process served. SSNY shall mail pro­ Albany, NY 12207, regis­ ticles of Organization were Horsham, PA 19044. LLC tered agent upon whom pro­ 12th Street. New York, New LLC: Three Pickwick Plaza, against it may be served. cess to: c/o National Regis­ filed with the Secretary of formed in Delaware (DE) on cess may be served. Term: YQrk 10009. Purpose: For Greenwich, CT 06830. LLC SSNY shall mail process to: tered Agents, Inc., 875 Av­ State of New York (SSNY) on 11/16/06. SSNY designated enue of the Americas., Ste. until 4/30/2055. Purpose' any lawful purpose. formed in Delaware (DE) on 01/22107. Office location: Al­ as agent of LLC upon whom c/o Corporation Service LD-15253 12/8/06. NY Secy. 01 State Company, 80 State St., Al­ 501, NY, NY 10001, also reg­ any lawful activity bany County. SSNY has process against it may be istered agent. TX address of LD-15340 (February 28, 2007) designated as agent of LLC bany, NY 12207, registered been designated as agent of served. SSNY shall mail pro­ LP: 1920 S. Main St., Ste (February 28, 2007) upon whom process against the LLC upon whom process cess to: c/o Corporation Ser­ agent of LLP upon whom it may be served. NY Secy. process against it may be 271, McAllen, TX 78503 against it may be served. vice Company, 80 State Name/address of genl. ptT. LEGAL NOTICE of State shall mail process to: SSNY shall mail a copy of Street, Albany, NY 12207. served. Principal office of Corporation Service Co. LLP: One Logan Square. available from SSNY. Cert. of LEGAL NOTICE process to the LLC, 2955 DE address of LLC: 1209 LP filed with TX Secy. of NOTICE OF FORMATION (CSC). 80 State St., Albany, Shell Road, Suite 12F, Orange St., Wilmington, DE 18th & Cherry Streets, Phila­ OF LIMITED LIABILITY State, PO Box 13697, Aus­ Notice of Formation of NY 12207. DE address of Brooklyn, New York 11561. 19801. Arts. of Org. filed with delph.ia, PA 191 03. Purpose: DIARECOM SYSTEMS, COMPANY. NAME: 505 Practice of law. tin, TX 78711-3697. Pur­ LLC: CSC, 2711 Centerville Purpose: For any lawful pur­ DE Secy. of State, 401 Fed­ LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with EAST 12 STREET LLC. Ar­ Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, LD-15323 pose: any lawful activities. pose. eral St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE LD-15332 Secy. of Slale 01 N.Y. (SSNY) ticles of Organization were DE 19808. Arts. of Org. filed (February 28, 2007) LD-15277 19901. Purpose: any lawful (February 28, 2007) on 11/16/2005. Office loca­ filed with the Secretary of with DE Secy. of State, 401 (February 28, 2007) activity. State of New - tion: Albany County. SSNY Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, LD-15318 designated as agent of LLC York (SSNY) on 01/26/07. DE 19901. Purpose: man­ LEGAL NOTICE (February 28, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE upon whom process against Office .Iocation: Albany age oil and gas property in­ LEGAL NOTICE County. SSNY has been Notice of Qualification of BG it may be served. SSNY shall vestments. mail process to: Corporation deSignated as agent of the MANAGER, LLC. Authority Notice of Formation of Moore LO-15263 NOTICE OF FORMATION LEGAL NOTICE Service Company, 80 State LLC upon whom process filed with .Secy. of State of Fire Extinguisher Co., LLC. , (February 28, 2007) OF LIMITED LIABILITY Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Street, Albany, NY 12207, against it may be served. COMPANY. NAME: TEALL & Notice of Qualification of N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/17/07. Fic­ SSNY shall mail a copy of titious name in NY State: BG of Siale of NY (SSNY) on 10/- registered agent upon whom ~ ASSOCIAI ES LLC. Articles Marriott Fifth Avenue, LLC. process' may be served process to the LLC, 505 East MANAGER OF NY, LLC. Of­ 26/06. Office location: Al­ LEGAL NOTICE of Organ[zation were filed Authority filed with Secy. of Term: until 10/31/2055. Pur­ 12th Street, New York, New fice location: Albany County. bany Co. SSNY designated with the Secretary of State of State of NY (SSNY) on 1/ pose: any lawful activity. i York 10009. Purpose: For Notice of Qualification of LLC formed in Delaware as agent ot LLC upon whom New 22107. Office location: Albany process against it may be LD-15341 any lawful purpose. OLSL New York Operating York (SSNY) on 01/19/07. County. LLC formed in Dela­ (DE) on 1/3/07. SSNY des­ LD-15254 Company LLC. Authority ignated as agent of LLC served. SSNY shall mail pro­ (February 28. 2007) Office locqtion: Albany ware (DE) on 11/19/04. cess to: c/o Pierro Law THE SPOTLIGHT February 28, 2007 - PAGE 29

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE designated as agent of LLC (February 28, 2007) The registered agent is: USA SSNY shall mail a copy of thority filed with Secy. of ("NYDS") on April 1, 2004. upon whom process against Corporate Services Inc. at process to the LLC, 9/0 State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 11 Principal bUSiness location: Notice of Formation of it may be served. SSNY shall the same address. Purpose: Michael & Swerdloff, LLC, 26/07. Office location: Albany Albany County. NY OS is B.S.C.A. LLC. Arts. of Org. mail process to: Corporation LEGAL NOTICE all lawful activities. 2226 Ocean Avenue, Brook­ County. Principal business designated as agent of LLC filed with Secy. of State of Service Company, 80 State LD·15367 lyn, New York 11229.- Pur­ location: 1044 North 115th upon whom process against N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/26/2006. Street, Albany, NY 12207, Notice of Formation of CZ­ (February 28, 2007) pose: For any lawful pur­ St., Ste. 400, Omaha, NE it may be served. NYDS Qfflee location: Albany registered agent upon whom UK PARTNERS LLC.Arts. 01 pose. 68154. LLC formed in Dela­ shall mail a copy of any pro­ County. SSNY designated as process may be served. Org. filed with Secy. of State LD·15375 ware (DE) on 7/27/06. SSNY cess to The LLC, 848 agent of LLC upon whom Term: until 8/31/2054. Pur­ of N.Y. (SSNY) on 7/121 LEGAL NOTICE (February 28, 2007) designated as agent of LLC Greenthorne Boulevard, process against it may be pose: any lawful activity. 2005. Office location: Albany upon whom process against Schenectady, NY 12303. served. SSNY shall mail pro­ LD·15348 County. SSNY deSignated as Please be advised that Ex­ it may be served. SSNY shall LLC does not have a specific cess to: Corporation Service (February 28, 2007) agent of LLC upon whom change Street Associates, LEGAL NOTICE mail process to: c/o Corpo­ date of dissolution. Purpose: Company, 80 State Street, process against it may be LLC, as the warehouse lien ration Service Company, 80 All legal purposes. Albany, NY 12207, regis­ served. SSNY shall mail pro­ holder, will sell at public auc­ NOTICE OF FORMATION State Street, Albany, NY LD·15414 tered agent upon whom pro­ LEGAL NOTICE cess to: Corporation Service tion, at First Prize Center, 76 OF LIMITED LIABILITY 12207. DE address of LLC: (February 28, 2007) cess may be served. Term: Company, 80 State Street, Exchange Street, Albany, COMPANY. NAME: 2711 Centerville Road, until 12/31/2055. Purpose: Notice of Formation of Albany, NY 12207, regis­ New York, on March 2, 2007 PAMELA COOPER PRO· Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. any lawful activity. GAMA PLUS TRADING tered agent upon whom pro­ at 11 :00 a.m., by lots, certain DUCTIONS, LLC. Articles of of Org. filed with DE Secy. of LEGAL NOTICE LD·15342 LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with cess may be served. Term: office equipment and tanning Organization were filed with State,401 Federal St., Ste. (February 28, 2007) Secy. 01 State 01 N.Y. (SSNY) until 6/30/2055. Purpose: equipment-previously stored the Secretary of 4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ Notice of formation of Name: on 3/20/2006. Office loca· any lawful activity. at the site by Sun Sales and State of New York (SSNY) on pose: any lawful activity. enviroSPEC Engineering, tion: Albany County. SSNY LD·15355 Service, LLC. 10% payment 02/07/07. Office location: Al­ LD·15408 PLLC, a professional service LEGAL NOTICE designated as a-gent of LLC (February 28, 2007) in cash or bank check is re­ bany County. SSNY has (February 28, 2007) limited liability company upon whom process against quired at the time of the auc­ been designated as agent of (PLLC). Articles of Organiza­ Notice of Formation of NOB it may be served. SSNY shall tion; balance to paiEi at the the LLC upon whom process tion filed with the Secretary WORLD ENTERPRISES mail process to: Corporation LEGAL NOTICE time the property purchased against it may be served. LEGAL NOTICE of State of New York LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Service Company, 80 State is removed which must be SSNY shall mail a copy of ("SSNY") on 12/20/2006. Secy. 01 State 01 N.Y. (SSNY) Street, Albany, NY 12207, Notice of Formation of within 7 days of the auction. process to the LLC, c/o Notice of Publication JOY T The existence date of the on 10/20/2005. Office loca­ registered agent upon whom O.S.D. LLC. Arts. of Org. All such property is sold "as Kraditor& Haber, P.C., 1212 & CO LLC Arts. of Org. was PLLC is 01/01/2007. Office tion: Albany County. SSNY process may be served. filed with Secy. of State of is" without warranty. The Avenue of the Americas, filed with SSNY on 9/13105. Location: Albany County. designated as agent of LLC Term: until 2/29/2056. Pur­ N.Y. (SSNY) on 10/13/2005. equipment being sold may Third Floor, New York, New Office location: Alb'any The "SSNY" is designated as upon whom process against pose: any lawful activity. Office location: Albany be viewed one hour prior to York 10036. Purpose: For County. SSNY designated as agent of the "PLLC" upon it may be served. SSNY shall LD·15349 County. SSNY designated as the sale on the date of the any lawful purpose. agent of LLC whom process whom process against it may mail process to: Corporation (February 28, 2007) agent of LLC upon whom sale at the auction location. LD·15376 against may be served. be served. "SSNY" shall mail Service Company, 80 State process against it may be For more information contact (February 28, 2007) SSNY shall mall process t9: a copy of any process to the Street, Albany, NY 12207, served. SSNY shall mail pro­ Walter Lotz (518)·435·1099. .c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- principal business location of registered agent upon whom LEGAL NOTICE cess to: Corporation Service (February 28, 2007) 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. PLLC: 246 Kenwood Av­ process may be served. Company, 80 State Street, LEGAL NOTICE The registered agent is: USA enue, Delmar, NY 12054. Term: until 9/30/2055. Pur­ Notice of Formation - of Albany, ·NY 12207, regis­ Corporate Services Inc. at Purpose: Practice the pro­ pose: any lawful activity. DAVIS & STONE LLC. Arts. tered agent upon whom pro­ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION the same address. Purpose: fession of Prof~ssional Engi­ LD·15343 of Org. flied with Secy. of cess may be served. Term: OF LIMITED LIABILITY all lawful activities neering. (February 28, 2007) State 01 N.Y. (SSNY) on 3/11 until 9/30/2055. Purpose: NOTICE OF FORMATION COMPANY. NAME: PMB LD·15409 LD·15415 2002. Office location: Albany any lawful activity. OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED DEVELOPERSLLC. Ar· (February 28, 2007) (Febr'Jary 28, 2007) County. SSNY designated as LD·15356 LIABILITY COMPANY ticles of Organization were LEGAL NOTICE agent of LLC upon whom (February 28, 2007) (LLC). The name of the LLC filed with the Secretary of process against it may be is BARK BUSTERS OF up· State of New York (SSNY) on LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Formation of B.C. served. SSNY shall mail pro­ STATE NEW YORK, LLC. 02/07/07. Office location: Al­ SOFTWARE & AUTOMATI· cess to: 41 State Street, LEGAL NOTICE The Articles of Organization bany County. SSNY has Notice of Publication ETECH Notice of Publication ZATION LLC. Arts. of Org. Suite 106,Albany, NY 12207. of the LLC were filed with the been designated (ENGINEERED TECH· CALLCENTERNET L.L.C. filed with Secy. ot State of Purpose: any lawful activity. Notice of Formation of NY Secretary of State, under as agent of the LLC upon NOLOGIES) LLC Arts. of Arts. of Org. was filed with N.Y. (SSNY) on 2/14/2005. LD·15350 ISBAN US LLC. Arts. ofOrg. Section 203 of the Limited whom process against it may Org. was filed with SSNY on SSNY on 2/15/07. Office lo­ Office location: Albany (February 28, 2007) filed with Secy. of State of Liability Law of the State of be served. SSNY shall mail 2/13/07. Office location: Al­ cation: Albany County. SSNY County. SSNY designated as N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/17/07. 01· New York, on February 9, a copy of process to the LLC, bany County. SSNY desig­ designated as agent of LLC agent of LLC upon whom fice location: Albany County. 2007. The purpose of the 220A St. Nicholas Avenue, nated as agent of LLC whom whom process against may process against it may be LEGAL NOTICE Principal business location: LLC is to engage in any law­ Brooklyn, New York 11237. process against may be be served. SSNY shall mail served. SSNY,shall mail pro­ 45 E. 53rd St., NY, NY. SSNY ful act or activity. The office Purpose: For any lawful pur­ served. SSNY shall mail pro­ process to: c/o The LLC, 46 cess to: Corporation Service Notice of Formation of designated as agent of LLC of the LLC is to be located in pose. cess to: c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ Company, 80 State Street, FOUNDRY US LLC. Arts. of upon whom process against Albany County. The Secre­ LD·15377 State Street- 3rd Floor, Al­ bany, NY 12207. The regis­ Albany, NY 12207, regis­ Org. filed with Secy. of State it may be served. SSNY shall tary of State is designated as (February 28, 2007) bany, NY 12207. The regis­ tered agent is: USA Corpo­ tered agent upon whom pro­ of N.Y. (SSNY) on 8/4/2005. mail process to: Corporation the agent of the LLC upon tered ag9nt is: USA Corpo­ rate Services Inc. at the cess may be served. Term: Office location: Albany Service Company, 80 State whom process against the rate Services Inc. at the same address. Purpose: all until 1/31/2055. Purpose: County. SSNY designated as Streel, Albany, NY 12207. LLC may be served. The LEGAL NOTICE same address. Purpose: all lawful activities. any lawful activity. agent of LLC upon whom Purpose: any lawful activity. address to which the Secre­ lawful activities. LD·15416 LD·15344 process against it may be LD·15358 tary of State shall mail a copy Notice of Publication LD·t5411 (February 28, 2007) (February 28, 2007) served. SSNY shall mail pro­ (February 28, 2007) of any process against the CHIRONCONSULTING (February 28, 2007) cess to: Corporation Service LLC is 42 Mansion Boule­ LLC Arts. of Org. was filed Company, 80 State Street, vard, Delmar, New York with SSNYon 2/01/07. Office LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Albany, NY 12207, regis­ LEGAL NOTICE 12054. location: Albany County. LEGAL NOTICE tered agent upon whom pro­ LD·15368 SSNY designated as agent Melodia Dolce, LLC Notice of Notice of Formation of MER­ cess may be served. Term: Notice of Formation of 462 (February 28, 2007) of LLC whom process NOTICE TO BIDDERS formation of the above lim­ CURY BROTHERS LLC. until 7/31/2055. Purpose: Orange Street, LLC. Arts. of against may be served. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ited Liability Company Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. any lawful activity. Org. filed with Secy. of State SSNY shall mail process to: pursuant to resolution of the ("LLC"). Articles of Organiza­ 01 State of N.Y. (SSNY) on LD·15351 of NY (SSNY) on 10/27/06. LEGAL NOTICE c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- Town Board, Town of New tion filed with the Department 5/20/2004. Office location: (February 28, 2007). Office location: Albany Co. 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. Scotland, Albany County, of State of NY on 2/19/2003. Albany County. SSNY des­ SSNY designated as agent NOTICE OF FORMATION The registered agent is: USA New York sealed bids for the Office location: County of Al­ ignated as agent of LLC of LLC upon whom process OF A DOMESTIC LIMITED Corporate Services Inc. at purchase of the following bany. The street address is: upon whom process against LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. LIABILITY COMPANY the same address. Purpose: items: New and Used none. Secretary of State it may be served. SSNY shall SSNY shall mail process to: (LLC). The name of the LLC all lawful activities. Guiderail and Posts and ("SSNY") has been desig­ mail process to: Corporation Notice of Formation of The LLC, c/o Pierro Law is MM HOME DEPOT, L.L.C. LD·15380 there installation, Winter nated as agent of the LLC Service Company, 80 State CORBED LLC. Arts. 01 Org. Group, LLC, 20 Corporate The Articles of Organization (February 28, 2007) Sand or Screenings, upon whom process against Sireet, Albany, NY 12207, filed with Secy. of State of Woods Blvd., AlbarlY, NY of the LLC were filed with the Crushed Stone, #2 Fuel Oil, it may be served. SSNY shall registered agent upon whom N. Y. (SSNY) on 5/24/2004. 12211. Purpose: any lawful' NY Secretary of State, under Gravel (Run of Bank and pro­ mail a copy of any such pro­ process may be served. Office location: Albany activities. Section 203 of the Limited LEGAL NOTICE cessed), Bituminous Pave­ cess served to: Lavelle & Term: until 4/30/2054. Pur­ County. SSNY designated as LD-15364 Liability Law, on December ment, Galvanized Corru­ Finn, LLP, 29 British Ameri­ pose: any lawful activity. agent of LLC upon whom (February 28, 2007) 19,2006. The purpose 01 the Notice of Qualification of gated Culvert Pipe will be can Blvd., Latham, New York (February 28, 2007) process against it may be LLC is to engage in any law­ Hatch Court Acquisition, received at the office of the 12110. Purpose: any lawful served. SSNY shall mail pro­ ful act or activity. The office LLC. Authority filed with Town Clerk at Town Hall, act. cess to: Corporation Service LEGAL NOTICE of the LLC is to be located in Secy. 01 State 01 N.Y. (SSNY) Town of New Scotland, LD·15417 LEGAL NOTICE Company, 80 State Street, Albany County. The Secre~ on 1/26/07. Office location: County of Albany, 2029 New (February 28, 2007) Albany, NY 12207, regis­ Notice of Publication tary of State is designated as Albany County. LLC formed Scotland Road Slingerlands, Notice of Formation of tered agent upon whom pro­ UNIQUE LUXURY EXPERI· the agent of the LLC upon in Delaware (DE) on 1/9/07. N.Y. 12159, until 10:00 A.M. LANCESTER ENTER· cess may be served. Term: ENCE LLC Arts. of Org. was whom process against the SSNY designated as agent on the 9th day of March, . LEGAL NOTICE PRISES LLC. Arts. 01 Org. until 4/30/2054. Purpose: liled with SSNY on 2105/07. LLC may be served. The of LLC upon whom process 2007 at which time they will filed with. Secy. of State of any lawful activity. Office location: Albany address to which the Secre­ against it may be served. be opened and read aloud. NOTICE OF Fo~IViATI0N N.Y (SSNY) on 11124/2004. LD·15352 , County. SSNY designated as tary of State shall mail a copy SSNY shall mail process to: Bids will be submitted in du­ OF LIMITED LIABILITY Office location: Albany (February 28, 2007) agent of LLC whom process of any process against the cia Corporation Service plicate in sealed envelopes COMPANY. NAME: 2339 County. SSNY designated as against may be served. LLC is c/o TriCity Rentals, Company (CSC), 80 State which shalt bear on the face FOURTH AVENUE, LLC. Ar· agent of LLC upon whom SSNY shall mail process to: 255 Washington Avenue Ex­ St., Albany, NY 12207. DE thereof the name and ad­ ticles of Organization were process against it may be LEGAL NOTICE c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- tension, Albany, New York address of LLC: cIa' CSC, dress of the bidder and title, filed with the Secretary of served. SSNY s.halJ mail pro­ 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. 12205. 2711 Centerville Road, Ste. "Bid for (Item you are bidding State of New cess to: Corporation Service Notice of Formation of AT­ The registered agent is: USA LD·15370 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. on)". Detailed specifications York (SSNY) on 11/01/05. Company, 80 State Street, LANTIC CAR ASSISTANCE Corporate Services Inc. at (February 28, 2007) Arts. of Org. filed with DE and bid forms are available Office location: Albany Albany, NY 12207, regis­ LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the same address. Purpose: Secy. of State, 401 Federal at the office of the Highway County. SSNY has been tered agent upon whom pro­ Secy. 01 State of N.Y. (SSNY) all lawful activities. St., Dover, DE 19901. Pur­ Superintendent. The con­ designated as agent of the cess may be served. Term: on 6/22/2005. Office loca­ LD·15365 LEGAL NOTICE pose: any lawful activity. tract for the purchase of the LLC upon whom process untii 10/31/2054. Purpose: tion: Albany County. SSNY' (February 28. 2007) LD·15405 above item will be awarded against it may be served any lawful activity. designated as agent of LLC Notice of Publication N.T.T. (February 28, 2007) by the Town Board to the SSNY shall mail a copy of (February 28, 2007) upon whom process against TECHNOLOGIES TRAD· lowest responsible bidder. In process to the LLC, c/o it may be served. SSNY shall LEGAL NOTICE ING LLC Arts. of Org. was case where two or more re­ Sciocchetti & Associates, mail process to: Corporation filed with SSNY on 2/09/07. LEGAL NOTICE sponsible bidders submit PLLC, 12 Century Hill Drive, LEGAL NOTICE Service Company, 80 State Notice of Publication FARLIN Office location: Albany identical bids as to price, the Latham, New York 12110. Street, Albany, NY 12207, 2 LLC Arts. of Org. was filed County. SSNY designated as Notice of Qualification of Town Board may reject any Purpose: For any lawful Notice of Formation of GLO­ registered agent upon whom with SSNYon 2108/07. Office agent of LLC whom process High Line Lube, LLC.Author­ or all bids at its discretion. purpose. BAL PRINT SERVICES LLC. process may be served. location: Albany County. against may be served. ity filed with Secy. of State of The Town Board reserves LD·15418 Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Term: until 5/31/2055. Pur­ SSNY designated as agent SSNY shall mail process to: N.Y. (SSNY) on 1/26/07. 01· the right to wave any infor­ (February 28, 2007) 01 State of N.Y (SSNY) on pose: any lawful activity. of LLC whom process c/o The LLC, 46 State Street· fice location: Albany County. mality in or to reject any or 3/20/2006. Office location: LD·15353 against may be served. 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. LLC formed in Connecticut all bids. All bids must be ac­ Albany County. SSNY des-' (February 28, 2007) SSNY shall mail process to: The registered agent is: USA (CT) on 1/24/07. SSNY des· companied by Non-Collusion LEGAL NOTICE ignated as agent of LLC c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- Corporate Services Inc. at ignated as agent of LLC Bidding Certificate required upon whom process against 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. the same address. Purpose: upon whom process against by Section 103-d of the Gen­ NOTICE OF FORMATION it may be served. SSNY shall LEGAL NOTICE The registered agent is: USA all lawful activities. it may be served. SSNY shall eral Law. BY ORDER OF OF LIMITED LIABILITY mail process to: Corporation Corporate Services Inc. at LD·15374 mail process t6: c/o Corpo­ THE TOWN BOARD OF COMPANY. NAM E: Service Company, 80 State Notice of Formation of the same address. Purpose: (February 28, 2007) ration Service Company, 80 THE TOWN OF NEW NEXTRIDGE STRATEGIES, Street, Albany, NY 12207, FLEXBIO LLC. Arts. of Org. all lawful activities. State Street, Albany, NY SCOTLAND DATED: Febru· LLC. Articles of Organization registered agent upon whom filed with Secy. of State of LD·15366 12207. CT address/principal ary 14, 2007 Diane were filed with the Secretary process may be served. N.Y. (SSNY) on 3/5/2003. (February 28, 2007) LEGAL NOTICE business location of LLC: 25 Deschenes Town Clerk. of State of New York (SSNY) Term: until 2/29/2056. Pur­ Office location: Albany Main Street, 4th Fl., Hartford, LD·15413 on 02/09/07. Office location: pose: any lawful activity. County. SSNY designated as NOTICE OF FORMATION CT 06106. Arts. olOrg. Iiled (February 28, 2007) Albany County. SSNY has LD·15347 agent of LLC upon whom LEGAL NOTICE OF. LIMITED LIABILITY with CT Secy. of State, 30 been designated as agent of (February 28, 2007) process against it may be COMPANY. NAME: BANG Trinity St., Hartford, CT the LLC upon whom process served. SSNY shall mail pro­ Notice of Publication YOKE TERRACE 06115. Purpose: any lawful LEGAL NOTICE against it may be served. cess to: c/o LexisNexis CO. LLC Arts. 01 Org. was MANAGEMENT, LLC. Ar· activity. SSNY shall mail a copy of LEGAL NOTICE Document Solutions Inc., 80 filed with SSNY on 2/08/07. ticles of Organization were LD·15406 THE QUEEN OF TARS, LLC process to the LLC, 12 State Street, Albany, NY Office location: Albany filed with the Secretary of (February 28, 2007) Notice of Formation of lim­ Elmwood Road,Albany, New Notice of Formation of JPS 12207, registered agent County. SSNY designated as State of New York (SSNY) on ited Liability Company Ar­ York 12204. Purpose: For ADVISORY SERVIC ES upon whom process may be agent of LLC whom process 02/07/07. Office location: AI­ ticles of Organization of The any lawful purpose. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with served. Term: until 1/311 against may be served. bany County. SSNY has LEGAL NOTICE Queen 01 Tarts, LLC ("LLC") LD·15419 Secy 01 Stale 01 N.Y. (SSNY) 2053. Purpose: any lawful SSNY shall mail process to: been designared as agent of were filed with the New York (February 28, 2007) on 10/4/2004. Office loca­ activity. c/o The LLC, 46 State Street- the LLC upon whom process Notice ·of Qualification of Department of State tion: Albany County. SSNY LD·15354 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. against it may be served. Tenaska BioFuels, LLC. Au- PAGE 30 - February 28, 2007 THE SPOTLIGHT Sports Spotlight Skaters win gold medals Berkshire eliminates Blackbirds The Voorheesville boys basket­ The Blackbirds (5-16) took a only four points after the first as part of Saratoga Stars ball team saw its season end with 39-34 lead into the fourth quarter, quarter, but the Golden Griffins Tara TenEyck of Glenmont Three Slingerlands skaters a 62-61 loss to Berkshire in last but Hudson (16-3) scored 23 (19-3) turned up the defensive and Molly Bieman of Delmar also competed at the winter Tuesday's Section II, Class B first points in those eight minutes to pressure in the second quarter to . were part of the gold medal-win­ games. Christina Lombardi fini­ round game in Voorheesville. tie the game at 57. The Blue outscore Bethlehem 17-7. The ning Saratoga Stars figure skating shed seventh in the intermediate The Blackbirds (12-9) built an Hawks won the overtime period Eagles scored 32 points in the team at last weekend's Empire ladies D division, while her sister 18-13 lead in the first quarter be­ 7-2 to avoid the upset second half, but they couldn't State Winter Games in Lake Stephanie placed 12th in the inter­ fore the Bears (5-8) went on a Allison Connor had 23 points, catch Bishop Maginn. Placid. mediate ladies E division. Gina Di­ second quarter run. Osei Austin and Jessica William contributed James Torres had 18 points, Talor Battle chipped in 16 points . TenEyck also competed indi­ Napoli took 12th place in the in­ scored 12 points in the second 19 points for Hudson. Casey Bec­ vidually at the winter games, termediate ladies C division. quarter to help Berkshire out­ cera led Voorheesville with 21 and Shimeek Johnson added 14 points for Bishop Maginn, which placing 14th in the novice ladies In other winter games action, score Voorheesville 23-10 and points, and Mary Kate Prender­ reached the Sectional semifinals A division. Delmar's Melissa Behr won a take a 36-28 halftime lead. gast added 10 points .. with a 67-59 victory over Colonie bronze medal in the open wo­ The Blackbirds rallied to with­ Maginn turns back Be Got sports news? men's ski orienteering competi­ in a point of Berkshire at the end Sunday. 1 The Bethlehem boys basket­ Senior guard Kevin Stempsey Call The Spotlight tion. Behr completed the cross of the third quarter and traded the ball team couldo't keep up with ! country skiing event in a time of lead with the Bears several times had 18 points in his final high at 439-4949 Bishop Maginn in a 7()'54 loss in school game for Bethlehem. Glea­ 1 hour, 35 minutes and 32 sec­ in the fourth quarter before Berk­ last. Wednesday's class AA Sec­ or fax to 439-0609. onds. shire pulled out the one-point win. son Judd contributed 11 points, tional opener. while John Drazan and Dan Austin finished with 21 points, The Eagles (7-14) trailed by Stevens each added eight points. and Andrew Baxter scored 22 Delmar Carpet Care points to lead Berkshire, which men tried matching Bethlehem entered the class B tournament by taking several driving layup as the No. 11 seed. Eagles J QUALITY CARPET CLEANING D attempts, but their shots didn't Evan Christner had 15 points, (From Page 32) fall. By period's end, the only - WALL TO WALL Justin Arico contributed 14 points points Shen scored were from the and Tim Robinson chipped in 11 4 run that gave the Eagles a 28-13 free throw line, where it went 4- -UPHOLSTERY ~~ halftime lead. - ORIENTALS AND AREA RUGS points for sixth-seeded Voorhees­ for-6. . ville. Joey Klembczyk added 10 "In our locker room (before "You know those practice lids points. the game), we did our cheers, and that you use to practice rebounds? In Class B girls playoff action we came out strong," said Alex It's almost like they didn't take last Tuesday, Voorheesville McCullough, who scored six them off," said Strube. pushed Hudson into overtime be­ points in the first half. Strube shook things up in the Our Dealership fore losing to the Blue Hawks 64- Shen (17-4) didn't help itself in is open 24 59 in an opening round game. the second quarter. The Plains- o EAGLES/page 31 hours a day just for you! 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points from Carey Turner late in the quarter got Shen within five D Eagles points before three free throws (From Page 30) from McCullough in the final . minute sealed Bethlehem's vic­ third quarter by putting five re- tory. serves in to start the period. Though it didn't help the Plains- "We were a little shaky (in the . th . I th final four minutes), but we en- men III e sconng co umn, e move boosted Shen's defense, as couraged each other, and we got the reserves forced several through it," said McCullough, Bethlehem turnovers in the first who finished with 11 points. three minutes. "We didn't shoot great from the free throw line, but we got to the "All year long; different players point· where we got into the have come up and gotten the job double bonus (two free throws), done," said Strube. "The group so some of the pressure was taken that started the third quarter, we off," said Nealon. call them the vets. They're a tight Swete led Bethlehem with 12 group of kids that play well to- points, while Meg Olsen matched gether, and we hoped they'd do McCullough's 11-point perfor­ theJ·ob." mance. O'Dell had 14 points for With Bethlehem having Shen. trouble holding on to the ball, Bethlehem will face another Shen began chipping away at the familiar Suburban Council foe in double-digit deficit. The Plains- Wednesday's class AA semifinals men pulled within 11 points by the at- Hudson Valley Community end of the third quarter, and then College - Gold Division rival Bre O'Dell opened the fourth Guilderland. The Lady Dutch de­ quarter with a three-pointer to feated Catholic Central 37-32 their make the score 35-27. quarterfinal game Saturday. The Eagles pushed the lead "I've got a lot of respect for back to 13 points midway through coach (Frank) Cacckello and the the fourtl) quarter, but the Plains- Guilderland program. You know Bethlehem's Leah Gillhan calls for the ball euring Saturday's Section 11, Class AA quarterfinal game against men didn't go away. Another they'll play great defense, and Shenendehowa in Clillon Park. Rob Jonas/Spotlight . three-pointer by O'Dell and five they'll play hard," said Nealon. Recycle this paper I

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Selkirk's Emanuel Hernan­ for quarterfinal win dez was one of 19 Section II wrestlers who received at­ By ROB JONAS large bids last Wednesday [email protected] to this weekend's New York State High School Champi­ The first time Bethlehem met onships in Albany. Shenendehowa this girls basket­ Hernandez, a U9-pound ball season, the Plainsmen rallied wrestler, will join R-C-S from a big deficit to defeat the teammates Cody Legg, Eagles by four points. Nate Graham and Donnie A similar scenario developed in McBride at states. Legg, Saturday's Section II, Class AA Graham and McBride won quarterfinal game between the their weight classes at the two Suburban Council teams, Section II, Division II cham­ only this time, Bethlehem hung pionships Feb. 17 in Glens on for a 49-42 victory over Shen Falls. . in Clifton Park. With Hernandez's addi­ The Eagles (14-8) built a 15- tion, R-C-S tied Shenende­ point halftime lead and fended off howa for most wrestlers a late Shen rally to advance to from one school on the Sec­ their first Sectional semifinal ap­ tion II team. pearance since winning the 2003 The state tournament class A title - the year before . begins Friday at the TU class AA was added . Center, with the finals "They played well from the taking place Saturday night. outset," said Bethlehem coach Mark Nealon. "They may not Dolfins schedule have finished as strong as they would have liked, but they played spring clinic well." The Delmar Dolfins will "We dug ourselves quite a hold a two-week clinic for hole, and the big reason was swimmers age 7 to 12 who Bethlehem. They played a tre­ have not been on a team and mendous first half," said Shen wish to learn competitive coach Ken Strube. skills. After building a 12-9 lead in the The clinic takes place first quarter, Bethlehem took off March 26 through April 5 at in the second quarter. Three­ Albany Academy for Boys.­ point plays by Christine Murphy Sessions run 6 to 7 p.m. "­ and Kiersten Swete sparked a 16- Monday through Thursday Bethlehem's Meg Olsen swoops in for the rebound during Saturday's Section 11, Class AA quarterfinal game both weeks. against Shenendehowa in Clifton Park. Rob Jonas/Spotlight o EAGLES/page 30 Basic swimming ability (a 25-yard front crawl with good breathing to the side without stopping) is needed· to participate in the clinic. Great Oanes'win is a very big deal The cost is $60 per swim­ mer. With so much focus 'on basket­ • The game was played·at As for Albany, it's a great win ball these days, it's hard to believe For information, contact Johns Hopkins, where the Blue to build on, but there are more that a spring sport would gener­ Doug Gross at 369-9733 or Jays had won 44 out of their last obstacles for the Great Danes to ate any kind of buzz in the Capi­ e-mail dolfinscoach@juno. 47 home games clear. They still have to win the tal District com. • The game was shown on na­ America East title, and to do that, Then along came the Univer­ tional TV - well, on ESPNU any­ they have to beat quality teams in ARC accepting sity at Albany men's way, which is sort of a national SUNY Stony Brook and Univer­ team's 8-7 victory over Johns network in that it can be ordered sity of Maryland-Baltimore spring registration Hopkins Saturday. County. There are road games • No NCAA tournament wins. through cable companies and sat­ The Albany Rowing Cen­ Those in the know realize ellite providers with Drexel and Syracuse. And if Not exactly the Pedigree of the Great Danes clear those ob­ ter is accepting applications that's a big deal. For those who • It was Albany's first win over for its spring rowing pro­ aren't in the know, believe me it's Johns Hopkins. Heck, it's not ex­ stacles, they still have to earn a actly the pedigree of Hobart Col­ a No.1 ranked opponent in any gram, which begins March a very big deal. sport since the·school moved to NCAA tournament win to change. 12. lege (which has a win against their pedigree. You see, Johns Hopkins is one Syracuse to its credit). the Division I leVekin 1999, and ARC teaches the funda­ of the elite college lacrosse pro­ the Great Danes looked every bit But make no mistake about it mentals of sweep rowing But the nice thing about la­ - beating Johns Hopkins on the grams in the United States. The crosse is that if you catch an op­ as good as the ranked team they and sculling to students in Blue Jays have won eight NCAA road is a giant step for Albany, no ponent off guard, anything can were facing. grades seven through 12. Division I titles, and when they matter how early in the season it happen. That was the case Satur­ Of course, this was also the Several ARC rowers have haven't won titles, they are usu- happens. It says that the Great day, as Albany scored five goals first game of the year for Albany Danes are a good team capable of qualified for the national . ally in the hunt and the second for Johns championships in recent before Johns Hopkins realized beating anyone. It says that the As for the University at Albany, Hopkins. Where these two teams years. that - as the No. 1 ranked team hard work coach Scott Marr (a its Division I lacrosse pedigree in the nation - it was in a game wind up in May could be very dif­ The program is open to looks something like this: Johns Hopkins graduate, no less) against a good opponent. The ferent places. has put into building Albany's pro- students from across the • Three America East cham­ Blue Jays came back to take a 7-5 Capital District. Johns Hopkins will certainly gram is paying off. . pionships lead in the fourth quarter, but the bounce back from this loss. The Most importantly, though, it For information, visit the • Two victories over the Uni­ Great Danes tallied three times Blue Jays have too much talent­ says that the Albany men's la­ club's Web 'site at www. versity of Massachusetts late in regulation to pull out the including Niskayuna High School crosse team bears watching this albanyrowingcenter.org or • Three losses to Syracuse, one-goal win. graduate Mark Bryan - to slip season - even as this region is call Donna Quinn Holloway although the Orange' needed How much should be read into that far down. They'll get their fair still wrapped up with basketball. at 479-0469. overtimeto beat Albany 14-13 last Albany's performance? Consider share of conference wins on their The Great Danes could be a year the following: way to tlie NCAAtournament. very big deal come May.