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Theresa and David Pillittere's backyard in Glenmont
was named a Wildlife Habitat
, by the National Wildlife Federation for attracting a variety
. of birds, butterflies and other
wildlife that help add diversity
: tb.elohil environment.
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See story on Page 3.
Jim Grady to challenge
Jack Cunningham
for supervisor post
By JIM CUOZZO
GUOzzoj@spotfightnews.Gom
. Sample18th
Century living·
Good sportsmanship begins with parents
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in 1970 by archaeologists in
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generations.
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r many parents with children in
sports, it can be hard to stay on the
sidelines. Across the country, children, coaches and parents continue to look
for a balance between competition and
sportsmanship.
.
For parents and coaches, keeping the
lines of communication open and having r~
alistic expectations may be the way to keep·
the game positive, but it can sometimes be
a struggle.
Many coaches believe the pressure some
parents put on young athletes is a direct
result of society's trend to push children at
a younger age. Many children today 'are involved in organized sports as young as age
3. A lot of parents see it is a way to socialize
and learn, but others hope it is the start of a
successful athletic career.
Guilderland youth soccer coach Tara Camardo said she fears that parents and chilo
~
dren feel that if they
are not actively involved at a young age,
they may never be able to catch up.
"Sports 'are supposed to be a great way
for children to find a path for themselves, to
be part of something, part of a team. r worry
that some kids may be left behind because
. they were not on a team from an earliest
age possible. It is important for coaches and
organizations to make sure they give every
child an opportunity, no matter what," said
Camardo.
Camardo said it is important for parents
to have realistic expectations of their child's
abilities. She said she stresses to her youth .
soccer team that the whole idea behind a
team is that each person is important and
their contribution is what makes the team a
success as a whole. She said that while she
feels competition is healthy, it is important
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School
raise
post-election concerns
Union campaign
contributions .
and automated call
tactics questioned
By JIM CUOZZO
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THE SPOTLlGHT$.75
Two concerns regarding
what could be seen as influence peddling have been raised
by a member of the Bethlehem
school board and the superintendent after this week's district
budget vote.
Although residents overwhelmingly approved the 20072008 school budget (see related
story on page 22), outgoing
board member Richard Svenson
said he believes there is room
for caution regarding the funding of future school elections,
referring to events in a nearby
district.
The teachers union in the Guilderland school district endorsed
two candidates and attempted to
fund those candidates by giving
each a $500 contribution.
Svenson said he believed
teachers unions should not be
financially contributing to a
school board candidate.
"It just bothered me som~
what that unions were going
that far in a district not too far
o Concerns Page ;C2
Momentum is building for Jim
Grady in his attempt to become
the next Bethlehem supervisor.
The already-declared rnd~
pendence Party candidate has
now received the endorsement of
the Bethlehem Republican Com- .
mittee. The endorsement means
Grady's name will appear on two
lines this fall as he tries to unseatinterim Supervisor Jack Cunningham, a
who took
over followingTheresa
Egan's resignatiori in
April.
"They
contacted
me
and
asked me if
r was interested," said
Grady, who
Grady
interviewed
in front of
the committee last week.
Grady, who considers himself a fiscal conservative, said he
would not run on a line that is
not consistent with his own philosophy.
'Taxes are the biggest problem facing the town," said Grady,
who is punctuating his campaign
by attempting to donate 25,000
trees to residents this year.
"r started planting trees in
1976 and ifs a way to keep me
connected to trees and the importance of the environment."·
Grady said he has already
handed out up to 4,000 trees in
the past month including free
Colorado blue spruce, Norway
spruce, and Serbian spruce
trees.
"r would like to see Bethl~
hem become a National Arbor
Foundation Tree City USA,"
Grady said.
Members of the town board
including Cunningham, Kyle Kotary and Sam Messina have all
received trees from Grady.
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Voters OK
school budget
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Delmar man· charged on warrant
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A Delmar resident is
Richard Bouck Sr., 41, of arraigned in Bethlehem Town
charged with criminal The Crossway in Delmar was Court and sent to Albany
possession of stolen property arrested by East Greenbush County jail in lieu of $5,000
and possession of a forged police based on an arrest cash.
instrument following an. arrest warrant from the Bethlehem
Bouck has a return court
warrant issued by Bethlehem Police Department
date set for later this month.
police.
Bouck was processed and
Buckle up blitz begins this week
New York State Police
Troop G is holding a "Buckle
Up New York" campaign from
Monday, May 21, through
Saturday. June 3.
The campaign is part of the
state's "zero tolerance" seat
belt enforcement blitz that
will combine the efforts of
. more than 500 police agencies
statewide. Troopers, deputies
and local police across the
state will staff safety restraint
checkpoints and dedicated
patrols in the ongoing "Click
it or Ticket -- Buckle Up New
York" campaign.
The Memorial Day holiday.
weekend is considered the
unofficial opening of the
summer travel season.
.. "Buckling up clearly saves
lives. and if you don't. you
will be ticketed," said Major
Patricia M. Groeber, Troop G
·commander. "Unfortunately,
too many New Yorkers still
need a reminder, and we're
going to provide it."
Recent statistics indicate
that roughly 15 percent of
motorists in New York still
fail to wear safety restraints,
and police believe the number
is higher during nighttime
hours.
.
"It's tragic and unnecessary,
but someone we know will
likely die or be unnecessarily
injured for failing to take one
simple step: buckling up,"
Groeber said. ':It really is a
matter of life and death."
According to the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA),
highway crashes killed 33,329
motor vehicle occupants
during 2006 and more than
55 percent of those victims
were not wearing their safety
restraints. Crashes also kill
more children between the
ages of 2 and 14 than any
other cause.
Last year during Buckle
Up America Week, which
included the Memorial Day
holiday weekend. state police
investigated six fatal crashes
in New York that claimed nine
lives. Authorities believe four
of those killed would likely be
alive today if they had been
wearing seatbelts. During
that same period. troopers
issued 10,695 safety restraint
citations. including 293 for
child seat violations.
Law enforcement agencies
in New York initiated the
Buckle Up New York campaign
in 1999. Highway· safety
advocates said they hope New
York will ultimately surpass
the 90 percent mark for seat
belt use.
.
Several trees in a wooded area next to Hamagrael school were recently
cut down to make room for more parking space. The work is part of the
district.-wide $93 million construction project in the Bethlehem school
district. Gregg Nolte. district facilities director. said 28 new parking
spaces would be created in August when the project is complete.
Nolte said the new spaces will create a safer drop-off environment at
the school.
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May 23, 2007 • Page 3
THE SPOTLIGHT
Couple makes
room for wildlife
Glenl!1ont backyard named
a habitat area by National
Wildlife Federation
By JIM CUOZZO
GUOzzoj@spotlightnews.com
Moving toward a cure
ABOVE: Participants in the inaugural walk to find a cure for Parkinson's
Disease at Bethlehem High School Sunday, LEFT: Wolfgang Wehmann
and his wife, Brigitte, work up a sweat during the walk, TOP: Amelia
Hertz makes a sign before participating in the Capital District Parkinson's
Support Group walk.
Delmar man takes county legislative spot
Thomas Cotrofeld
to fill seat left vacant
by new town supervisor
Cunningham, the 34th district
legislator. Cunningham resigned
his part-time county legislative
seat to take the supervisor
position onApril12. Thatmove left
By JIM CUOZZO
his seat vacant until Cotrofeld's
cuozzoj@spotlightnews.com
appointment last week.
The Albany County Legislature
''Tom is very well qualified,
made official the appointment of and 1 think he will do a great
'Thomas J. Cotrofeld of Delmar to job," said Cunningham. Cotrofeld
the 34th district seat on Monday, is a member of the Bethlehem
May 14.
planning board, having served
Cotrofeld's appointment in that position for the past
completes a series of resignations three and a half years. He has
and appointments that began with announced he will resign from
the resignation of Theresa Egan the town planning board.
as Bethlehem supervisor last
"He brought strong, intellectual
month. Egan resigned to take a resources to the town planning
position as deputy commissioner board, and he was someone who
in the state Department of Motor always did his homework," said
Vehicles.
Parker Mathusa, town planning
The Bethlehem Town Board board chairman.
then replaced Egan with Jack
Cotrofeld, a Democrat, will
complete the remaining seven and
a half months of Cunningham's
four-year term, which expires
Dec. 31.
"I am grateful for the
opportunity to serve the residents
of the 34th district as an advocate
and to voice their concerns,"
Cotrofeld said. "I believe that by
leveraging any experience in the
private and public sectors, it will
enable me to contribute to the
legislative process in a positive
way."
Theresa and David
Pillittere's backyard at 75
Henderson Road in Glenmont
was named a Wildlife Habitat
by the National Wildlife
Federation for attracting a
variety of birds, butterflies
and other wildlife that help
add diversity the local
environment.
"We're thrilled," said
Theresa Pillitiere. "We always
thought of our backyard as a
natural habitat."
For a site to be considered
a Wildlife Habitat, certain
criteria need to be met.
"A site must provide food,
water, cover and places to raise
young," said Mary Burnette,
spokeswoman for the NWF.
There are currently 75,000
certified habitats nationwide,
with about 2,000 of those in
New York
"The number of people
trying to receive certification
has -escalated the past few
years because of habitat loss
in communities," Burnette
added.
Creating a wildlife habitat,
according to the NWF, also
reduces pollution that can
lead to global warming. The
average size 01, a habitat is
between one-third to one-half
acre and can be found on
urban balconies and thousandacre areas.
The Pillitieres said they
have been maintaining and
adding to their habitat site
since they purchased the
Henderson Road~ property 13
years ago.
Recently spotted wildlife
include a blue heron, the
steady flow of blue jays,
bluebirds and robins one
can find in many~backyards
and woods throughout the
Northeast.
"We have a rohin's nest in
one of our trees at eye level,"
said Pillitiere.
There are two main area~
to the Pillitieres' habitat: a
large perennial garden on
one side and a "forever wild"
area on the other side of the
property.
"It's always a work in
progress. Like life, it's always
a journey," Pillitiere said.
Theresa Pillitiere works on
the garden when she comes
home from work, and her
husband, David, who recently
retired, spends much of the
day maintaining the site. At
night, they sit out on their
deck and watch the wildlife
come and go.
"We are trying to give back
and keep a part of this land
forever wild," Pillitiere said.
The Pillitieres will receive
a one-year subscription to
the award-winning National
Wildlife magazine and receive
an NWF special outdoor sign
designating their yard or
garden as wildlife-friendly.
For information about the
National Wildlife Federation
call (800) 900-2656 or go
online at www.nwf.org/
backyardwildlifehabitat.
Cotrofeld holds a degree
in accounting and has been
employed by General Electric
since 1968. He has spent the past
16 years as government contract
negotiator and administrator for
GE Global Research.
"Mr. Cotrofeld is well
qualified to serve the residents
of the 34th district," said Albany
County Majority Leader Frank
Commisso, D-Albany.
.Cotrofeld is also a treasurer for
the Bethlehem Town Democratic
Committee and a member of
the Albany County Democratic
Committee. Cotrofeld thanked
the town planningboardmembers The backyard of Theresa and David Pillittere's property in Glenmont at 75
he worked with and said he will Henderson Road. The National Wildlife Federation honored the Pillittere's
be a candidate for the legislative property as an official Wildlife Habitat site.
SjIbmilted photo
seat in the November election.
"I have really enjoyed this,"
said Cotrofeld. "It was a difficult
choice, but 1 would like to effect
some change on the county level
to the betterment of the town."
Cotrofeld said he believes one
of his primary focuses will be to
balance the tax base along with
encouraging economic growth.
He has already been appointed
to the county's conservation and
resources committee.
"I would like to maintain
and preserve trails and greeri
space throughout Delmar," said
Cotrofeld.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
Everyone wins when class is the name of game
By Robin Shrager Suitor
news@spotlightnews.com
The young boy stepped up to
the window. He asked for a green
Gatorade, a red Gatorade and
sour Nerds. I repeated his order,
stalling for time.
It was my first time staffing the
concession stand at the softball
field. I had no idea where any
of those items were. Why didn't
the kid just order a hot dog? Hot
dogs are $1.50, and I know where
to find them.
The veteran concession stand
workers had assured the newbies
to not worry about locating the
items. They said to just ask. the
kids.
I wanted to appear
knowledgeable and professional.
I figured I'd do a quick search
first and only ask for help if
necessary.
I turned around and faced
the shelves of candy. Luckily, I
immediately spotted the Nerds
box. It was on the top row. I
reached in and saw that there
were different varieties. Please
let there be the sour kind,
I thought to myself. I found
them.
Meanwhile my husband had
retrieved the Gatorade bottles
from the refrigerated drink unit
I checked the price board and did
the math in my head: Two drinks
at $1.50 cents each plus 50 cents
for the candy.
''That will be $3.50," I told
the customer. His little brother
replied, "But he only has $4."
Were they trying to trick me?
"Four dollars is more,"
explained the older child to
the younger one. I gave the 50
cents change and wondered if
a parent would ever see those
quarters.
I had felt a certain
amount of pressure waiting
for customers inside the
concession stand. Would I
be able to locate the foods?
Would I charge the correct
price? Would I calculate the
correct change? What if I
dropped som'ething? What if a
big crowd arrived at once?
I needn't have worried. The
Take me out to the crowd.
The kids ask for hot dogs
and Gatorade.
Nobody wants the nice
sandwich I made.
We all root, root, rootfor our
daughters:
The viSitors AND home
team:
shortcomings in athletics. Did I
The girls actually cheer each
Yes, we cheer for kids on both
really want to dredge up those other on. And they yell, "Good
sides
"picked last in gym class" stories try," even when the batter strikes
so close to bedtime?
And raise self-esteem."
out And so do the coaches. And
so
do
the
parents.
Well, she wanted two reasons
The girls are dedicated
and the best answers are honest
That doesn't mean these folks to the sport. At one game,
answers.
don't care about winning. They the pitcher on the opposing
team got hit in the ankle
I told my daughter that my all want to win.
reasons for not playing sports all
Well, perhaps all but me. I'd with the ball. As luck would
blend together. FIrst, smce I'm not prefer all games be a tie. For me, nave it, her mom was doing
a competitive person, I don't like the most important thing is for concession stand duty at the
to worry about who is winning the kids to try their best and have time (no one wants to witness
and who is losing. Generally lots of fun. In fact, when someone their kid getting hurt). Mom
speaking, most people who play asks me if I know the score, I say, was notified and went for an
sports are competitive.
"It's fun to fun," even if the real ice pack, but her lO-year-old
Second, since I'm not score is "six to four." The other withstood the discomfort and
particularly athletic, I have always parents roll their eyes at me.
never left th'e mound. She
shied away from sports for fear of
For me, the entire experience finished the inning!
letting down the team.
is about building self-confidence
Earlier in the same game,
My sports experience is based in our daughters.
our batter scored a home
in gym class. As a batter, I mostly
I root for kids on both teams. run. And after she crossed
struck out I'm a lefty, and when I SometimesIgetconfused, likewhen home plate the catcher from
did hit the baIl, it usuaIly traveled this year's team plays last year's the opposing team shook her
toward first base. And I wasn't a team. i'll suddenly realize: hey, that's hand. I thought, wow, these
fast runner, so the baIl got to first the color and logo from last year; girls are classy. They give it
before I did.
we're the maroon Shirts now.
their all and they also display
Perhaps I could have
good sportsmanship.
It makes me want to sing:
developed my athletic abilities,
Arid for that, everyone comes
"Take me out to the ball
built up stamina and learned to game.
out
a winner.
run faster. I may have grown
disinterested in being involved
with sports because I lacked
ability. In turn, by not being
involved in sports, I limited
my opportunity to improve my
ability.
I told Rachel that! had wanted
to play baIl as a kid, but I was too
afraid to try. And this, I explained,
is why I am so proud of her for
participating in softbaIl, and also
I told Rachel that I had wanted to play ball
as a kid, but I was too afraid to try_ And this,
I explained, is why I am so proud of her for
partiCipating in softball, and also in soccer.
volunteers supported one
another. We worked as a team,
assembling and providing the
customers' orders.
I handled a total of aboutfour
transactions before leaving the
concession stand in the able
hands of my spouse and the other
parent volunteer. Only two adults
were needed, and since Jeff was
willing to represent our family, I
went to the bleachers for a better
view of my daughter's softball
game.
F our t ransac t'Ions may
not seem like a lot, but I felt
rather acconiplished. After all,
I found the sour Nerds and
Rainbow Rice Krispies treats, I
made proper change without a
calculator, and I remembered to
place the $20 bill in the special
compartment in the cash box.
Maybe next time I'd have the
opportunity and confidence
to don the plastic gloves and
serve the hot dogs or take the
fresh·baked cookies out of the
oven. After that, who knows,
maybe I could open my own
restaurant.
I like being at the softball
games, more than I would have
imagined. And it's not because
I'm a big sports fan. In fact, I'm
. not much into ;tports at all.
A few weeks into softball
season, my lO-year-old asked
me to give her two reasons why
'1 don't play sports.
First I wondered what
precipitated the question and
why she had' requested "two
reasons." Why didn't she just
say, "What is the reason you don't
play sports?" Did she assume
there were multiple reasons, but
that I'd only give one? Did she
worry that I'd have a long list of
reasons and just wanted a short
answer?
Then I wondered if I'd
have trouble falling asleep if I
engaged in a discussion about my
in soccer.
Elementary-school age
children have the opportunity
to play in sports leagues, learn
skills, and most importantly, be
.
a part of a team.
I watch these games as an
adult and I see that lots of kids
strike out and lots of kids get
called out at first And at least
at this point, in girls' softball,
the kids don't get down on one
another.
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Chief Meteorologist Mike Bono
Rivers & Recreation
Albany Almanac
Record hi h/low/ ear
AVERAGE HIGH 73°
_Day
Wednesday, May 23
Thursday, May 24
Friday, May 25
Saturday, May 26
Sunday, May 27
Monday, May 28
Tuesday, May 29
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AVERAGE LOW 50°
HighNear
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94°/1981
94°/1914
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91°/1911
93°/1931
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29°/1963
30°/1956
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1.67 inches above average
This
River Levels
Sun & Moon
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May 29, 1995 On Memorial Day in Great Barrington
an F3 tornado formed from a supercell thunderstorm in
the Hudson Valley. The twister ripped through the
town, injuring 24 residents, and killing three. The
storm also lett $25 million of damage in its wake.
Day
Sunrise
Sunset
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
5:26am
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8:18pm
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In Upstate New York,
the average date of last
as the beginning of the
growing.season comes
as late as May 21" at
Stillwater Reservoir and
June 8th at Old Forge,
both in the Adirondacks.
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freeze, also referred to
When
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Jupiter
Levels as of
May 18, 2007
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May 31"
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THE SPOTLIGHT
Voorheesville school, ReS residents OK budget
library budgets pass
Gibson. "At the same time we
understand that it is a burden,
and we feel a responsibility
In what turned out to be to make sure that money is
the narrowest margin of used carefully to benefit the
approval since 2003, voters students and the taxpayers."
in the Voorheesville Central
In a vote of 676-to-414,
School District passed the residents approved the
approximately $21 million purchase of one 60-passenger
dollar budget 592-to-512.
. bus and three Chevrolet
The budget represents Suburbans to replace current
an increase of $974,601 fo~ vehicles. The district expects
next year, a
to receive
4.85' percent
a
little
increase over "We were gratified to the
more than
the current voters that they chose to
50 percent
year's
in state
approve the budget. At the aid
budget.
for the
.. We' r e same time we understand duration of
very pleased that it is a burden, and
the five-year
about the
bond. The
confidence we feel a responsibility to maximum
t h e make sure that money is
estimated
community
cost of the
has shown used carefully to benefit
proposition
and
the the students and the
was
support"
$207,470.
they have taxpayers. "
Timothy
David Gibson Blow won the
given to our
programs,
One available
and we look
seat on the
forward to the upcoming school school board by m'ore than
year," said Superintendent 100 votes.
Linda Langevin.
The Voorheesville Library'S
Despite the fact that this $928.280 budget passed. It is
year's margin was tight, with a 5.5 percent increase from
only 53 percent of votes in last year and will increase
favor, it is in line with past the library's materials budget
votes. The current budget vote to improve and expand the
was approved by 55 percent, collection, enrichment
similar to 2005 (56.5 percent), programs, and to develop a
2004 (55.5 percent) and 2003 building plan that meets the
. (50.39 percent).
present and future needs of
This 2007-2008 budget the district residents.
added a second-grade teacher,
a district social worker for atrisk students, and maintained
the programs and services
provided in 2006-2007. Other
teaching staff changes
addressed special education
program requirements and
two additional business
classes.
"We were gratified to the
voters that they chose to
approve the budget," said
school board president David
By ROB IRWIN
irwinr@spotlightriews.com
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk
District residents on Tuesday,
May 15, approved the $41.08
million budget for the 20072008 school year by a vote of
847-to-687.
Residents also approved a
bus proposition authorizing
the purchase of four buses
at a cost not to exceed
$360,000. The vote count
for the proposition was 876to-641.
In the school board
elections, in which seven
candidates vied for five seats
on the board, the following
candidates won seats: Jeffrey
Sorensen with 894 votes; John
Vadney with 891; Cynthia
Elliott, an incumbent, with
886; Tracey Traver with
877; and Mike Varney, an
incumbent, with 802.
Not elected were John
Semenick, an incumbent,
with 640 votes, and Keith
Livengood, who received 532
votes.
The top three vote getters
received three·year terms,
the fourth won a two·year
unexpired term and the fifth
a one-year, unexpired term.
"I'd like to thank all of
the voters for their support
and encouragement. We are
ecstatic that we are able to
continue moving the district
forward in a good way,"
s.aid Superintendent Vicki
Wright.
The budget will increase
spending by 3.51 percent and
the amount to be raised by
taxes by 4.45 percent.
The tax increase is the
lowest proposed in RCS in
the past four years and would
result - when combined
with property reassessments
taking place in Coeymans - in
tax rate decreases in three of
the district's four towns.
The proposed budget
is also $80,000 less than
the district could have
spent under a contingency
budget.
Passage of the bu.dget
adds another half-day of prekindergarten.
The budget restores afterschool programs cut over
the past two years; increases
nursing coverage in the
schools to meet increased
student needs; restores
foreign language classes to
seventh grade; and provides
funding for Project Lead the
Way, which would institute a
new technology curriculum
starting in the seventh grade
next year that would help
students understand the
real life implications of the
technology, math and science
skills they are learning.
The budget also provides
funding to continue
community access to the
district's facilities, including
the continuing education
program and Aquatics
Center.
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Page 6 • May 23, 2007
. Matters of Opinion Spotlight
Losers are winners, too
Nothing is harder than watching your own child
experience disappointment, especially publicly.
Perhapsthis is why some parents turn into brutes
at sporting events, loudly coaching their own children from the sidelines, sometimes chastising them,
and worst of all, berating players on the opposite
team or questioning
a coach or referee's
motives.
With all sporting
.contests, there's a
winner and a loser.
Our Page 1 centerpiece this week addresses some
issues about kids and sports.
Kids can learn early life lessons from sports. It's
great when coaches of 4- and 5-year-olds tell them
that the game was a tie. It's also good that every
little one gets time on the field - even if they spend
it picking daisies instead of staying with the play.
Pretty quickly, though, kids figure out that one
team scores more than the other, and here's where
coaches and parents really need to be the grown-ups.
There's no crime in losing; it's the best opportunity
for performance assessment, re-evaluation and figuring out how to do better next time.
Learning to accept losses gracefully and congratulating the better players are valuable lessons. If we
teach our children to say, "I can do better next time,"
then study the person who did better in the game,
we give them a great tool for parts of life that will
involve things more important than a home run.
, As they move through life, rather than envy the
person who scored more points, got a better grade,
got that promotion or bought a bigger house, they
will learn from them rather than feel cheated.
Teaching kids to evaluate losses can also let kids
find the places where they fit best. If baseball's not
their sport, maybe soccer is. If no sport is their
sport, they can look into things that really get them
inspired and be successful there.
The greatest lesson to be learned from participating in sports is being part of the -team, not just
an individual.
Let's not cheat our children of a lesson they can
use for. the rest of their lives.
Editorial
We~kdays
with Harry
Point of View
By CARl SCRIBNER
scribnerc@spotlightnews.com
The writer is the reporterJor the
Burnt Hills and Milton editions oj
Spotlight Newspapers.
It began with a phone call on
a day snow was falling. The call
was from an old acquaintance,
whom I'd written about years
ago when she retired from
teaching in Ballston Spa and
her· co-workers built a tree
house in her backyard, where
she could lounge and read. I
don't think Marian did much
lounging in the limbs of that
willow tree, and perhaps not
much reading.
Marian's husband, Harry,
who is 85, had a long-term
illness that I never concerned
myself with. He rarely ventured
outside; I don't remember
seeing him watch any of the
progress of that tree house.
Harry was a writer, I knew that,
but I didn't have time to take
any interest in learning about
his work.
N01" six or so years later,
Marian was calling me with
a question: Did i have the
time to help Harry with his
writing, mostly typing but a bit
of editing?
I really didn't have time..
With three children, freelance
writing work and a regular
reporting beat with Spotlight
Newspapers, I'm generally
strung out. But something in
Marian's voice made me agree
to visit her and Harry later that
week.
The snow subsided. Marian's
driveway was glazed with ice as
I slopped through the slush and
tapped the Victorian knocker
on their chipping yellow door.
Marian looked exactly the
same. But as soon as I was
inside the house, I was struck
by a sharp odor and the steady
sound of chugging machinery.
Harry sat in a large leather
recliner that took up much of
the liVing room. The humming
machine was his respirator.
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Gold Gold, living inside a
Teflon womb, and b'eing
"beshrieved."
~
But page after page, Harry
wrote about the multiple
Attached at his neck, it robbed rejections of his novels and
him of speech, and three times . stories. Whetherfact or fiction,
while I was there, the tube Harry wrote about taking to
clogged and he sputtered, his bed, downing shots of
removing the plastic tube to something he called cherry
tap out the mucous. For those herring, only rising when his
several seconds while the wee little wife roused him by
tube was out, Harry did not leaving him notes with Emily
breathe.
Dickinson-style verses .
A large stained sheet, dotted
I do not edit Harry"s work. I
with faded flowers, was draped correct punctuation and make
over Harry's lap, and I realized my best guesses about some
the strong smell was urine as of the scrawled words. But
he emptied his bladder through Harry's work held surprises:
a funnel into a long-necked words I'd never heard sailed
contain~r.
through my computer's
To say Harry had a pallor spell check, their meaning
is putting it mildly. He was unknown to me, a "solipsistic"
ashen gray. His large hands vacuum, "threnodies" and
were shaking. But his eyes "velocities."
were bright, and he winked
In Harry's work are
at me to say hello. I realized moments of staggering
I was speaking too loudly and beauty. He wrote about being
too slowly to Harry, as people on a dance floor with his.
tend to do when conversing son, and about writing being
with any person challenged by intoxicating, equivalent
a disability who nonetheless to love. He called himself
possesses perfect hearing;
the world's scarecrow, and
Harry has chronic someone else who moved in
obstructive pulmonary "Gothic waltzes."
disease, which is robbing
I worried whether Harry's
him of his ability to breathe new pages would make sense
much as the way emphysema to him, or whether he'd think
chokes people.
I'd done a hatchet job with
But that first Friday I saw his words. But after I handed
him, and every day after him the pages, and returned
that, Harry was writing. On a few days later, I found he'd
yellow legal pads, note cards gone through his own work
and squares of cardboard, in with a close eye, making small
loopy handwriting, Harry was corrections like a sharp editor.
sketching out revisions to his Clearly, to Harry there was
previously published works. meaning to the Teflon womb
A former creative writing and the character named
teacher, his short stories Leslie Gold Gold.
and non-fiction narratives
I continue to be Harry's
received high acclaim in the typist. I circle words with
1970s.
a green pencil that I can't
"He lives to write," Marian decipher from his notes. I
go to their house about once
told me simply.
I copied Harry's stories a week and have tea with
o'nto a CD and gathered the Marian. We talk about the
armfuls of notes to type up classic mo,<ies Harry and
at home. Harry watched me Marian watch in the middle
closely, then scribbled a note of the night, becailse they
to his wife to tell me I look like rarely sleep. We talk about
his-former college girlfriend, Shirley. I tell them about my
'Shirley. Shirley must have children's school days and
made him happy, because soccer seasons, and I squelch
Harry had a glint in his eye the urge to run in the face of
Harry's illness.
when he talked about her.
I don't know how long
I wanted to run away from
the stark reality of Harry's Harry will live. Perhaps into
illness. As I skittered over the the summer, when Marian
ice back to my car, I couldn't can open the windows and let
imagine returning to the the smell of flowers into the
room where Harry spends his
house with the yellow door.
I downloaded Harry's work days and nights. I don't know
and sat for hours deciphering if he'll be hospitalized at the
his handwriting and inserting end. I think not. I think Harry
paragraphs of text into his will do as he's done for the last
published stories. It was then 70 years: revise his work, gaze
I realized that most of his lovingly at his wife's face, and
sentences were senseless, dream of being published one
wandering words strung more time. Anything I can do
together that formed no to help him achieve this, I will
cohesive thought. He wrote do, for they've given back to
about his wee little wife, me far more than I could ever
who was named Gretchen, do for them. Harry is still, and
not Marian, and about Paul will always be, a writer and a
Newman and dreams of a man teacher. He and Marian, in
those few hours inside their
with a knife.
home, have something to
He wrote about speeding teach me, and for the first
in a Miata to Chicago, where time in more years than I care
he turned onto the Henry to count, I feel like someone's
Hudson Parkway. Harry wrote angel.
about a woman named Leslie
May 23, 2007 • Page 7
· THE SPOTLIGHT
Your Opinion Spotlight
Loss of trees
saddens resident
Editor, The Spotlight
Hamagrael School recently
celebrated its 50th anniversary
with many proud alunmi rejoicing
in the many accomplishments
of the school. I was shocked,
however, to walk past Hamagrael
School on McGuffey Lane last
week and witness more than 100
beautiful trees being cut down
on the lovely scho()l grounds. In
addition, trees across the field
on the side toward the Delmar
Bypass are also scheduled to be cut
down! The purpose of this project,
I learned, was for a parking lot
for 28 cars and also to expand the
playing fields.
I urge concerned citizens and
taxpayers to think carefully ofwhat
may happen to our neighboring
trees in the future and to follow
in detail the Bethlehem School
District publication "Highlights."
According to the May issue,
Leaders thank hometown heroes
about 67 percent of eligible
students ride district buses each
day: State law requires the district
to have a seat available for about
97 percent of eligible students.
Today there were 15 cars parked
along McGuffey Lane in front of
the school. Several parents were
picking up the~ children from
school. As the re3ultofthe May 15
Bethlehem school district election
there "ill be 15 new buses. More
automobile fume, around the
school due to'Jess greenery to
screen the fumes will dominate
theair. Is shrin..'ill-,g green space
what we really ",alI for the town
of Bethlehem? As former chair of
the Hamagrael School Volunteers
who helped esumlish a nature trail
around the schcol,: am saddened
about the loss of the trees.
Dodie Seagle
Delmar
Pesticides aren't necessary
Editor, The Spotlight:
It is not necessary for the town
ofBethlehem to spread potentially
hazardous toxic chemicals on the
athletic fields at Elm Avenue Park
or Colonial Acres Golf Course to
try to stop the spread of grubs
in the turf.
Milky spore (Bacillus popilliae)
is an environmentally friendly
alternative that is easy to apply
and does not pose any harmful
threat to children or pets.
According to Cornell University,
between 1939 and 1953, more
than lOOtons of spore powder
was applied to turf in more than
160,000 sites in the U.S. as part
of a government program. Larval
numbers in the turf decreased
10- to 2O-fold· and the population
stabilized at this new low level
with corresponding reductions
in the levels of adult beetle
damage. (www.nysaes.comell.
edu/ ent/biocontrol/pathogens/
bacillus-popilliae.htrn1)
According to the U.S EPA,
spores of Bacillus popilliae
infect larvae (grubs) ofJapanese
beetles, eventually killing the
larvae and preventing their
development into adult beetles.
As a pesticide active ingredient,
.' the spores of this bacteriuni
are approved for use on lawns
and ornament~l plants around
residential areas.
The spores also infect larvae
of some closely related beetles,
but do not infect other non-target
organisms, such as other insects,
birds, mammals, earthworms,
and plants. No harm is expected
to humans or the environment
from use of pesticide products
containing spores of B. popilliae.
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/
b iope sticid es/ ingre dien ts/
factsheets/factsheet_054502.htm
Before they j.ump to a
potentially hazardous conclusion,
I urge the town of Bethlehem
to take a look at the Web site of
the maker of Milky spore, st.
Gabriel Laboratories at www.
milkyspore.com/milkyspore.htm
and consider using :his product.
Laurence Sombke
WAMC's Na:ural Gardener
Delmar
Editor, The Spotlight:
On the' occasion of
National Emergency Medical
Services (EMS) Week
(May 20-26), we write to
acknowledge and thank the
dozens of hometown heroes
who p TO V ide em erg e n c y
ambulance service in the
town of Bethlehem. It
is our privilege to salute
the emergency medical
t e c h n i ci a n s (E MTs) ,
advanced EMTs, ambulance
drivers, and firefighters of
the Bethlehem Volunteer
Ambulance Service and
Delma'r Volunteer Fire
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Medical Services (EMS).
The residents of our
community benefit every day
. from the skill and commitment
of our EMS volunteers who
are dedicated to saving lives
and limiting suffering, even
if that requires personal
sacrifice and risk. They are
selfless professionals who
put their own lives on hold,
day after day, to respond
to the emergency needs of
others.
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Page 8 • May 23, 2007
Your Opinion Spotlight
Town should stay
with pesticide ban
Memorial Day
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Editor, The Spotlight
IencouragethetownofBethlehem
to stick with its decision not to use
pesticides on town property and
especially on the sports fields where
children play. I didn't know until
readingthearticle "GrubsA Gnawing
Concern" (Spotlight, May 16) that
Bethlehem had passed such a law.
The city ofAIbany had theforesightto
adopt a similar policy years ago, and
withinthenextfuwyearsIexpectrnany
more townships will do the same.
Ifs appalling to me that parents are
callingfortheuse ofpesticides where
their children play. I would ask the
parents who are concerned about
possible ''twistedan\des'' on the fields
to do a bit of research into the longterm, very serious effects pesticide
exposure can have on children.
Children are more susceptible to
pesticide exposure. They take in
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ca
•
for
more of it relative to body weight
than adults.
According to beyondpesticides.
org, the u.s. EPA, NationalAcademy
of Sciences, and American Public
Health Association, among others,
have voiced concerns about the
danga1hatpesticidesposetochi\dren
The body of evidence in scientific
literature shows that pesticide
exposure can adversely affect a
child's neurological, respiratory,
innnune,and endocrine system, even
at low levels. Several pesticides are
also known to cause or exacerbate
asthma symptoms. Pesticide
residue last much longer than the
24hourperiodlisledonthelittlesigns
posted by the 1awri care companies.
Ifs my opinion that people who try
to achieve perrect lawns are selfish
andfuolish. Whatawaste oftime and
money, not to mention the damage
caused to our enviromnent, and
to human and pet health as well.
Bethlehemresidentsshouldconsider
themselves very lucky they don't
have to deal with pesticide exposure
on town property. If you want "sale'
p\aying fields for your children, stick
with the no pesticide policy.
Maureen DeLaughter
ofEv~
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me to vote "no" on the school budget,
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The caller did not identify himor herself - and no organization
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the call. The phone number was
not identifiable on caller ID. It is
cowardly to call people at random
with such a negative message and
not identify who you are. I find this
tactic both intrusive and extremely
. off-putting. Isn't our community
above such behavior?
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Delmar
May 23, 2007 • Page 9
THE SPOTLIGHT
Planning board accepts Vista Tech Park draft
"This project has been
mix of retail and office space.
A restaurant along with,a four- identified as an absolute tier
BY JIM CUOZZO
story hotel is also expected to one priority for the town,"
cuozzoj@spotlightnews.com
said Morel1i. "The town
be built on site.
"The proposed hotel, once a overall is anxious to move this
The Vista Technology
part of phase one, is now a part forward."
Park master plan moved one
Accordingto information in
of phase two in the draft master
step closer to the Bethlehem
the final environmental impact
plan," said Morelli.
Town Board with the planning
The reason statement, Vista will include a
board accepting
for that change, recreation and interpretive trail
the draft master
according to on site along with a secondary
plan and MEDD,
"This
project
has
been
identified
as
an
developers, is that perimeter trail. There will
mixed econom-ic
hotel construction be one ro.undabout on site
development absolute tier one priority for the town.
is
dependent and two bus stops. The state
district. .
The town overall is anxious to move this on technology Department of Transportation
Mike Morel1i,
and office space is currently constructing a
assistant economic forward. "
Mike Morelli occupants entering Slingerlands Bypass that will
·development
the Vista campus allow easy access to Vista.
director and Jeff
Developers are expected to
first.
Lipnicky, town
install a 12-inch water main
Vista
sits
on
four
planner, presented
are confident they will be able
the Vista Park draft master plan to attract enough technology- separate parcels of land in the
at the Tuesday, May 15, meeting based companies that will allow towns of New Scotland and
Bethlehem, with a majority of
of the planning board.
for 80 percent of the project the project inside Bethlehem
Vista includes an initial to fall into the primary use town boundaries. About onephase one build-out of 250,000 category. An additional 20 third of the 450 total acres will
square feet and the project percent of the Vista campus, be developed, and 4,000 new
will eventually encompass when developed, wi1\ be jobs are expected over a 10-year
1.4 million square feet when secondary use and include a period.
Next stop - town board
complete. It is being built
behind Price Chopper on Route
85.
The majority of the first
development is considered
primary use, or research and
technology space. Developers
Saratoga Associates said they
on site. Expected sewer use
capacity for the park at full site
build-out will be 194 gallons
per minute.
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its annual leadership conference,
"Partners in Healing," held in
Orlando, Fla. Alvaro was recognized for
exemplifying great commitment,
while Ozsvath was noted for her
efforts at teamwork. The two
were among seven recipients to
be recognized from more than
200 wound care clinics across
the country. Alvaro is a resident
of Glenmont and Ozsvath resides
ilj Loudonville.
Church to host
rummage sale
There will be a rummage and
bake sale at Unionville Reformed
Church at 1134 Delaware
Turnpike, Delmar, on Friday,
May 25, and Saturday, May 26.
Friday's sale will take place from
noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday's will
be from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 11,ere
will be breakfast sandwiches, hot
dogs and homemade salads.
The sale will benefit "The
Circle of Friends" mission trip to
Mississippi.
For information, call 797-3401
or 872-1704.
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'Weird AI' coming
to Palace Thealer
''Weird Al" Yankovic, known
for his parodies of popular songs
and creative polka medleys, will
perform at the Palace Theater
in Albany at 7:30 p.m. on Friday,
June 1.
Tickets are $36, $32, $26
and $20 and are on sale at at
the Palace Theatre Box Office.
Tickets are also available through
Ticketmaster Charge-by-Phone at
476-1000, allTicketmaster outlets
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THE SPOTLIGHT
Business Spotlight
Ti~e
is a continuum; we merely mark our place
Last Fnday evening I had the
opportunity to listen to a speaker
who returned to the Capital
District, where he had grown
up, to address young people
on the eve of their confirmation
from Congregation Beth
Emeth religious school. The
interesting part of the occasion
aside from the 0 bvious, wa~
that the speaker was Rabbi
Daniel Wolk, whose father
Rabbi Samuel Wolk, had bee~
the spiritual leader at Beth
Emeth 50 years ago.
This May marks the 50th
anniversary of the dedication
of the completed Temple Beth
Emeth on Academy Road. It.
also marks the 50'h anniversary
of the death of the elder Rabbi
Wolk. The two events occurred
within days of each other, and
both rocked the congregation in
diametrically opposed ways.
Dan Wolk told a story of
visiting a clock shop in the
south of France many years
ago where he happened upon
a clock with two sets of hands.
congregation members.
the marketplace. We don't live
We are all tied to the future or act in a vacuum. All of our
by being in the present. actions have residual counter
Every time something ends actions. Along that line, speak
it creates a new beginning: honestly, present yourself
The present is merely the accurately and fairly and most
soon-to-be-past and the future of all never try to foist yourself
on a client simply to make
is the not quite present.
a
sale. Everything comes
How does this all circle to
One set went in the traditional
around. Your actions may not
the
world
of
marketing
and
clockwise method while
resound today or tomorrow,
the second turned counter advertising? Quite simply. but you will ultimately feel the
clockwise. The shopkeeper, a Everything we do affects ramifications of what you do.
master clock maker, explained something else, much like
Th~ present is fleeting,
that the clock allowed one to see the ripples caused by tossing creatmg
an immediate past
that
go
a
stone
into
the
pond
the future (the forward moving
from
which
we can never
hands) while also seeing where out ad infinitum until they escape and laying
the ground
reach
the
shores.
.
we have been (the counter
for
a
future
of
things
yet to
Every time we call on a
turning hands).
come.
client
to
make
a
decision
to
, We stand in the present
Around town, laying a
with the benefit of hindsight spend money on our product groundwork in the business
or
service,
we
are
causing
and the ability to look to the
The James S. Sinkins
future. Rabbi Wolk told of his a ripple in the pond. When world,
Insurance Agency in
they
spend
money
with
us,
it
father being able to see the
Albany has been recognized
building of the new Temple ,creates income for us to be by Allstate Insurance for
edifice but never living to able to go'and spread to others. its high level of customer
actually use the facility. Our product will hopefully satisfaction; The Sinkins
Fifty years later, the elder increase productivity, agency is only one of 10
Rabbi Wolk's presence is still customer flow and income to percent of Allstate agencies
very prevalent throughout the client, thus enabling them nationwide recognized for
the Temple and among the to spend more or do more in this honor ... Jerry Pittz,
a financial advisor for
Edward Jones in Delmar,
was recently honored at the
annual Managing Partner's
Conference in the home office
in St. Louis where Pittz was
one of only 300 out of a total'
of more than 10,000 brokers
nationwide invited to this
annual event ... Nate Mills
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Proctor's Theatre will offer
a free public walking tour
May 24th through
28th only!
Wednesday, June 13, from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The tour
will explore the completed
Memorial Day
SAVINGS EVENT
Max
stage expansion as well as
backstage spaces, dressing
rooms and Proctor's Museum.
Tour participants will be
treated to a performance by
Carl Hackert on "Goldie,"
the world famous Wurlitzer
Theater Organ. The tour
will last approximately two
hours and participants are
ask,ed to meet in front of the
theater doors in the arcade
... Combining the world of
theater and the concept of
"ripples in the pond" theory,
Tony Rivera, vice president
of C·R Productions, (nee
Cohoes Music Hall) has
returned to his native Brazil
with Rotary International
on a vocal exchange to visit
art centers, theatres, schools
and community centers.
A Brazilian group arrived
stateside in mid-April to do
the same thing throughout
our country.
That about clears the clutter
from my desk for a few weeks.
Be sure to check out my online
blog for updates or catch me
right here. As always, if you
have anything you'd like to
see in the column, feel free
'to e-mail me at keIlertW'@
spotlightnews.com. We can't
guarantee they will all get
in, but we'll give it our best
shot.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
IN BRIEF
of buyers and sellers.
If you are moving and are
interested in applying for the
show, visit http://tlc.discovery.
comlfansite sl movingupl
movingup.html or e-mail TLanian
@bbcnyproduction.com or
SBove@bbcnyproduction.com .
Senior Services
offers support groups
Are you responsible for the
care an elderly loved one? Are
your hands full running their
errands, doing their housework,
and administering other personal
care? Are you experiencing a
loss of freedom? If so, you may
want to consider joining Senior
Services of Albany's Family
Caregiver Telephone Support
Groups.
.
The monthly groups allow
caregivers to learn helpful
strategies and connect with
others who are also caring for
an elder. You cannot care for
others without first taking care
of yourself, so call the Caregiver
Connection at 465-1398 fCir
information on how to nurture
yourself during this challenging
time.
New in 2007 is a telephone
support group co-led by the
Northeastern New York
Alzheimer's Association chapter,
with expertise in topics related to
memory loss. For information on
joining, call 465-1398.
This program is funded by
the Albany County Department
for Aging.
.
Network seeks
'moving'stories
TLC is looking for future
homeowners, buyers and sellers
for the hit series "Moving Up"
with Doug Wilson.
TLC, the television network
that hosts design series like
"Trading Spaces" and "While
You Were Out" is casting for a
new season of its home design
show "Moving Up," hosted by
''Trading Spaces" star designer
Doug Wilson.
TLC is looking for people
moving betweenlune and August
who have outgoing personalities
and unique, extreme taste in
design. Diversity is important,
so people from a wide range
of socio-economic and ethnic
backgrounds are encouraged
to apply.
All candidates should
demonstrate a strong passion
for design and should have plans
to change the decor of their new
home right away.
Candidates must still occupy
their current home. First-time
buyers moving into a home that
is already vacant are not eligible
since the show meets with a pair
outlets or online at ticketmaster.
It is courteous to bring several
com.
copies of the sheet music for
those who do not play by ear
or for the tunes that are not
commonly known.
A second music jam is
called "Songs from the Piano
Bench" and occurs on the last
Wednesday of each month from
noon to 2 p.m. on the 4th Floor
Terrace Gallery of the New
York State Museum.
State Museum hosts
weekly music jams
Every Thursday from noon
to 2 p.m., the state museum has
a music jam in the 4th Floor
Hall and Oates
.Terrace Gallery.
Everyone is welcome to
to play at the Palace play or to listen to live acoustic
Daryl Hall andlohn Oates will music. Much of what is played is
perform at the Palace Theater inspired by the Celtic tradition
in Albany at 8 p.m. on Saturday, of jigs , reels, waltzes, hornpipes,
. luly 7.
and marches, but occasionally
Hall and Oates started' tossed into the mix are folk or
working together in the early popular songs, jazz standards,
1970s and sold more than 60 and early music, and anything
else particpating musicians
million albums.
Tickets are $87(Gold Circle), choose. It is organized in a
$57, $47 and $27, and are on "round robin" style, where
sale at the Palace Theatre box each person playing music,
office at 19 Clinton Ave., Albany. and sometimes the audience,
Box office hours are Monday to takes a turn selecting tunes and
Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and setting the pace.
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
All levels of skill on any
Tickets are also available via acoustic instruments are
Ticketmaster Charge-by-Phone welcome. Some people read the
at 476-1000 and all Ticketmaster music while others play by ear.
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This is primarily for singers,
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also welcome, and it is loosely
based on the 35,00().plus pieces
of sheet music in the state
library collection. Music and
words are provided. It also is
organized in a "round robin"
style.
For information, call Kate
Storms at 474-2274 or e-mail
kstorms@maiLnysed.gov.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
IN BRIEF
UAlbany libraries
acquire papers
On May 8, the University at
Albany's libraries celebrated
the acquisition of the papers of
Harold "Hal" Gould, Class of
1947, who was an accomplished
theatre, film and television
actor.
"Mr. Gould's personal papers
provide context and give insight
to his distinguished theatrical
career,"said Frank D'Andraia,
dean and director of Albany's
libraries..
Gould's award·winning career
included numerous Broadway
and film roles, but he is most
widely known for his roles on
the television shows, 'The Mary
Tyler Moore Show," "Rhoda,~
and "The Golden Girls."
The celebration held on May
8 included Gould's classmates,
who also celebrated surpassing
the goal of $200,000 for "The
Greatest Generation Fund for
the Libraries," an endowment
created and supported by
individuals' and classes of 1940
to 1949.
For detailed information
about the Gould collection, call
437·3931 or e-mail bekeough@
umail.albany.edu.
Road Runners Club
plans a-mile race
The Hudson Mohawk Road
Runners Club will hold an 8-mile
road race called the Distinguished
Service Award on Sunday, June
10..
The race starts at 9 a.m. at the
physical education building at the
University of Albany. Registration
'is day of race only, from 8 to 8:45
a.m. in the building.
The race is free for HMRRC
members and $6 for nonmembers. Awards will be given
to the top three overall male and
female and age group winners (5
year age groups).
For information, e-mail
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The annual Bethlehem
Memorial Day Parade steps off
on Monday, May 28, at 11 a.m.
at the corner of Poplar Drive
and Elsmere Avenue. Several
veterans and members of the
ladies veterans' auxiliary will
be walking in the parade.
This year's grand marshalis
Purple Heart veteran Henry
Voorhees.
Members of the community
. who would like to participate
are asked to meet at 10
a.m. for a ceremony at the
Bethlehem Veterans Cemetery
at the corner of Kenwood and
Elsmere avenues.
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immediately following the
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Memorial Park on Delaware Avenue. Refreshments will be
Three bands will be in this
available for the public after year's parade, including the
the parade at the Nathaniel Bethlehem Central School
Blanchard Post 1040 in Delmar District band.
on Poplar Drive.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
May 23, 2007 , Page 13
Take 'Blues Journey'
with music and poetry
When art from two cultures
comes together, the result is often
an exciting new experience.
Such is the case with the blues.
IThe blues singer sings about
. things that affect his life - a love
affair gone wrong, problems with
the law, or even some unexpected
good luck.
We will listen to blues on
May 30 from artists such as
"Ma" Rainey, Leadbelly, Billie
Holiday and B.B. King, who have
made it America's music, with
a distinctive style recognized
throughout the world.
Absorb the rhythm, taste
the blues, through Walter Dean
Myers' book,. blues journey.
Everyone will write blues
poetry and take a journey from
hearthreak to love on Wednesday,
May 30 at 7 p.m. atthe Harlem
. Renaissance for Teens.
Voorheesville Gardens
benefit
The Helderview Garden Club .
and Friends of the Voorheesville
Library invite you to aid the
village beautification effort by
attending a "fun"draiser.
Colleen, head baker atNichol's Shop 'N' Save, will
teach how to make sweet,
beautiful flowers out of icing at
the library on Thursday, May
31 at 7:30 p.m.
For information, call 439·
5700.
Thanks for your support
Grades two and three book
discussion: Friday, June 1, at
7 p.m ..
Many thanks to Bethlehem
Central School District
residents for passing this
year's library budget by a 2-to1 margin: 2,909 to 1,575.
Library trustees and staff
appreciate your support.
Because of you we are able
to offer quality programs and
services that are meaningful
to Bethlehem's families. We
will continue to meet 'our Plan
of Service goals, providing
community gathering
space, enhanced cultural
awareness, up-to-date learning
support, access to popular
materials, and instruction
in information literacy.
Yolanda Caldwell was
elected to the library board.
Her three-year term will begin
on July 1.
Yolanda is a new resident
of Glenmont. Currently a
full-time mother, she is a
former conference event
manager with experience in·
marketing; programming,
planning, consensus-building
and collaboration. She has
volunteered for her former
neighborhood association, her
PTA and Literacy Volunteers
of America.
Holiday hours
Big Read events
Voorheesville
Public Library
is needed.
Book discussion
Potluck book discussion
begins at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
June 6. Bring a dish to share and
discuss "In the Company of the
Courtesan" by Sarah Dunant
Pick up a copy of the book
at signup.
Poets to meet
Thursday Night Poets meet
on Thursday, May 24 at 6:30
p.m.
Cooking by the book
See Voorheesville kids on
Time Warner cable broadcast
May 28 at 6 p.m.
Kids discussion
Take alook and a listen to the
The library will be closed
talents
of Bethlehem Central
from Saturday, May 26
High
School
students at an art
through Monday, May 28 for
exhibit
and
reception at the
the Memorial Day holiday.
/Check It Out
Bethlehem Public Library
Bookends
"Teddy bears' picnic
Thursday, June 7, 11 a.m ..
Teddies never tire of our
m:mal picnic and with stories
rhymes and songs.
Bring your bear and cookies
to ~hare. Rain or shine. Age 3·
6 and families; call 439-931,=
to register.
library next Thursday, Ma:r 31
at 7 p.m. "Art and Music ofthe
Harlem Renaissance" opeClS a
library exhibit by BethlehEm
Central High School art
students, who,showcase neir
interpretations of the art of
"Time out for tales.
. the period. The. recepti.~n
Saturday June 9,10:30 a.m.
also featu.res live mLSIC Drop in for a half-hour of taleby BCI:IS Jaz,,: ~nsemb.les .. spinning by library staff. Age
Arellunder to Jom us tom~pt,/ 2 to 6 and families.
May 23 at 7 p.m. for "Her Eyes
Were Watching People: Held
·A spring reading
work of Zora Neale Hursto:l."
Sunday
June 10, 2 p.m.
Presenter Christopher
Members
of the Delmar
Ringwald is a journa'ist,
book critic and visiting Writers Group introduce
scholar at the Sage Colleges. themselves through readings
.
The Big Read is an initiative and Q&A
of the National Endowment for
the Arts in partnership with:he
• Bethlehem Public
Institute of Museum and Ilbrary' Library board meeting
Services and Arts Midwest Our
Monday June 11,6:30 p.ol.;
region's Big Read is cosponsored
open
to the public
by the NYS Writers Institute
and the Upper Hudson Ulmrry
Louise Griero
System.
.
• All library programming
is free and open to the publi~.
Holiday hours
TIle Bethlehem Pubiic Library
The library will be do ,ed is located at 451 Delawal'e
Saturday, May 26; through
Monday, May 28, for :he Ave., Delmar. Forinformation,
CQ II 439·9314.
Memorial Day holiday. We
wish everyone a safe and
relaxing weekend.
Barbara Vink
Last chance
Collection baskets are at
VPL to receive donations to be
delivered to the Stratton VA
Medical Center hospital on May
31. Check our flyer or our Web
site (www.voorheesvillelibrary.
org) for a complete list of what
.All library programming
is free (unless otherwise
noted) and open to the public.
Voorheesville Public Library
is located at 51 School Road,
Voorheesville. For information,
call 765-2791 or visit www.
voorh eesvillelibra ry. org.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
Honor Roll Spotlight
Bethlehem Central Middle School announces honor roll
Many students at Bethlehem's
middle school have been named
to the honor and merit rolls for
the third quarter.
Megan M Carswell, Gabrielle N
Casutto, Leonardo J Cato, Kevin
M Chang, Natasha I Charron,
Lindsay ACheu,AmandaJ Clark,
Michael F Clarke, Meagan S
Clawar,
Maria K Clyne-Cornell,
Grade 6 honor roll
Casey
M Coffey, David
William B Aldam, Grace E
M
Considine,
John C Cook,
Alessi, Karissa C Alonzo, Mariele
Shannon
J
Cookfair,
Patrick J
J Anneling, Meghan A Appleby,
Curran,
Megan
R
D'Andrea,
Connor J Armbruster, Grace E
Ayer, Joshua E Banach, Anna E Tara Q D'Andrea, Benjamin K
Bango, Derek J Barach, Leslie Daniels, Stav Danon, Meg,m M
A Beegle, Jodi A Bell,. Myles B Davitt, Salome S Degroult-Elias,
Bergere, Teresa E Bernardi, Michael R Deitz,Amelia M del
Henry H Betts, Cassandra J Cano, Amanda M DeMarco,
Beyer, Kelsey J Bohl, Rohin Ashlee E DeMarco and Allison
Bose, Christopher R Brands, B Demeter.
.KaseyA Brock, Julia W Brown,
And, Caitlin M DeVoe,
Marianne R Brown, Deirdre R Patrick M DeVoe, Ronald J
Buckley, Edward S Buckley, Diego, Francesca V DiGiorgio,
Ashley P Bucklin and Victoria E Nicholas M DiNapoli, Jimmy
Buehler.
L Ding, Allison R Doherty,
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Kevin C O'Connor, Alison E
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Abigail E Seymour, Danielle N
Sgroi, Mikayla L Shade, Jeremy
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P Smith, Daniel L Stagnitta,
Brianna K Staley'Ross, Sara cK
Stathopoulos, Mqrjorie G Steiner,
Gregory S Stepllens, Sarah A
Strohecker,. Zachary I Stryker,
Saika Suzuki, Briana N Swete,
Robert C Taranto, Tara G Teal,
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Robert F Trosset, Michael A
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Honor Roll Spotlight
D Honor
And, Ian G Hartley, Kristen
N Heinmiller, Michael J Heitz,
Jeremy -S Hempstead, Sarah
(From Page 14)
K Heroux, Katie L Herrick,
David
A Hobson, Dalton J
Grade 6 merit roll
Homer,
Lena N Hurewitz,
A1izaJ Abolafia, Erin N Abrie1,
Victor
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Harrison S
Sufyan Ahmad, John B Anastasi,
Michael S Anziano, Abigail N Katz, Jay B Kindlon, William
Baker, Amy S Banahan, Jordan D A Kleinhenz, Steven - C
Barach, Jared T Bein, Courtney Kolbay, Maxmilian J Kracker,
E Biernacki, Mary C Bisgrove, Daniel J Lang, Gregory B
Brittany N Larlee,
Kara R Boughton, Acadia N Lang,
Morgan R Lautenschlager,
Branch, Brianna A Buckley, Samuel F Levitt, Danjel W
Lucas R Bufalini, Tyler J Bugbee,
Light, Peri K Lindh, Jesse A
Jeffrey M Burnham, Kaitlynn Long, Christopher W Lowry,
M Carkner, Michaela L Carl, Alexander T Luft, ~yan D
Nicholas A Carlson, Zachary C Lundgren, Ashley LMacdowell,
Carpinello, Luke W Caton, Alexis Krist jan S Maksuti, Keith
A Church, Elliott I Cioffi, David C Martin, Erin C McCann,
A Clarkson, Madelyn J Cloutier Shaine W McMillen and Brett
-and Emily Cohen.
A McMullin.
Also, -James W Collins,
Also, Nicholas J Mellet,
Abraham E Contento, Louis Andrew J Meyer, Ryan M
B Coplin, Tyler B Cox, Dylan Meyer, Daniel W Morrell, John
J Cronin, Joseph L D'Andrea, R Mosher, Eric W Mueller, Kelly
Arnir Dastouri, Dakota M Deitz, F Mundl,Patrick Nevins, Tyler
KarleighM DelSignore, Evan L W Nolan, Sarah E O'Halloran,
Denning, Logan B DeVost, Connor Jennifer L O'Keefe, Devin W
Dillman, Ryan P Drew, Zachary P Oliver, Christopher J Orzeszek,
Engel, Frank J Erickson, Jack A Monique S Page, Megan E
Evans,Jeffrey J Feirstein,Joshua Paratore, Elisabeth A Pritchett,
B Filler, Isaac C Finkelman, Cameron S Quinlan, Lauren R
Benjamin H Fishbein, Jack R Quinn, Lakshmi S Ramasamy,
Flayter, Kevin J Flynn, Emily Kelsie M Rappoport, Linda J
Fox, Christian P Gabriels, Jenna Rarick, Brandon M Richards,
Glaski, Bryan Granito, James Alexander T Rings, Garrett B
M Grant, Jessica M Gregory, Rogers, Sean A Romanski and
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Michael C Sanita, Jeremy W
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Maxwell A Solomon, Alvaro
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Staley-Ross, Matthew J State,
Joshua P Stern, Jeremiah
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Max Tenenbaum, Arnelle
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Andrew S Tillinghast, Carmen
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Devin C VanPraag, Joseph H
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Jake A Abbuhl, Laurel A
Abowd, Yasmine I Ahmed,
Mary G Allendorph, Han
Bai, Samuel I Baker, Eliza R
Barach, Seamus R Barrett,
John RBaynes, Sarah G Becker,
Brendan T Behan, Jessica L
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M Berke, Megan M Bettinger,
Sarina M Bevilacqua, Abigail L
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J Bouton, La'lryn E Bowman,
Claudia Bozsik, Kyle B Brauner
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Madeleine C Carrese, Jennifer
Chauhan, Michael J Clawar,
Michael B Cline, Rachel M Coe,
Alyssa R Cohen, Erin J Comber,
Erin K Corrigan, Matthew J
Crawford, Colden P Cullen,
Simon P D'Oelsnitz, Chloe K
DeAngelis, _Erin A Delaney,
Ian M Dembling, Charles R
Dieterle, Paul D Dieterie, Lauren
R DiFrancesco, Eliza J Dole,
Dana V Donnelly, Dahne RDuffy,
Melissa E Ebbing, Nathaniel A
Edgar, Michael H Eglow, David
M Elze, Kalla S Falk and Seamus
M Fitzpatrick.
And, Hilary L Forrest,
Jennifer C Frqncken, Ryan S
Frederiks, Matthew H Futia,
Dylan B Gallagher, Haley M
Gergich, Jared S Goldsmith,
John D Gosstola, Moriah J
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Jenna V Hendrick, Jacob T
Herron, Brooke P Herzog,
Erica A Howland, Calla N
J aco bs, Emilie F Johnston,
Jacqueline Kearney, David
R Knauer, Matthew T Kroez,
Ian L Ksanznak, Daniel M
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Alexander I Lednev, Lindsay
Lee, Martha I Litardo, Nicolette
W Lukacs, Kevin J Maddock,
Katherine A Mahar, Kristen
A Manning, Jenna L Marcal,
Charles C Martin, Jonathan D
Martin, Morgan M Mazone,
Elias 0 Miller, Benjamin F
Moloney and Felix M Moody.
Also, Anna S Morrill, Christian
AMosher, Brian P Negri, Shannen
P O'Brien, Matthew F O'Keefe,
Alexandra L Olsen, Anna S
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Bethany C Powhida, Kacey N
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Joshua D Reichler, Julia R
Riback, Zachary E Rockmore,
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Natalie C Sica, Schuyler W
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Kathryn D Smith, Zachary
L Stewart, Hannah L Storch,
Connor J Stutsrim, Mary E
Sullivan, Brittany E Tangora,
HenryTaylor, Lauren EThomas,
Artem Timofeev, Benjamin P
VanZandt, Samantha D Veil,
Kyle T Vincent, Samuel T
Vincent, SamueIJVis, ThomasJ
Wainwright, Samuel D Wander,
Matthew A Washburn, David J
Wilsey, Kathryn E Yanulavich,
Ji Y Yeung, Clarissa L Zeh and
Daniel Zhou.
Grade 7 merit roll
Elizabeth D Agneta, Paul G
Alonge, John T Ayer, Mahrukh
Badar, Joseph E Badolato,
Michael G Bailey, Michael C
Baldovin, Mark T Barba, Sara
L Bashant, Katje M Benoit,
Timothy Benziger, Corbett A
Berger, Jeffrey J Bianchine,
David C- Bisgrove, Rachel H
Bluth: Ashieigh C Borden, Kyle
H Bowers, Larissa Breguez,
Carter F Broderick, Brian J
Bushey, Bradford G Campion,
Matthew B Carden, Michael A
Carrk, John R Carswell, Candace
Cassidy, Alexander R Cavaliere,
Anastasiya Cherkezova and Jake
E Clinton.
Also, Ashley T Close, Coll€en
M Clyne, James W Clyne,
Camlynne P Corbett, Gisella
M Cruz, Charles T Cultrara,
Joseph R Cunneen, Michael
T DeBerry, Megan M Duffy,
Marianna RDunbrook, Cameron
H Ebersold, Adam T Eisenstein,
Michael M Fast, Benjamin L
Federman, Nishanth J Fenn,
Sydney J Ferrigan, Jeffrey J
Fisher, Jared J Flagler, Ryan M
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IHE SPOTLIGHT·
Honor Roll Spotlight
D Honor
M Micelli, Sean A Moran, Ellis
E Morgan, Luke C Mosca,
Christopher M Mrozak, James C
(From Page 16)
Mudge, Thomas S Natale, Colin
And, DaQuan L Gipson, K Nicotina, Tara K O'Donnell,
McKinley J Gray, Daniel J Christopher P O'Keefe, Hans
Greagan, Matthew L Greene, W Obenhoff, Patrick F Owens,
Ryan J Greenman, Emily M Kassandra S Parisi, Calynn A
Hamilton, Erin M Harring1on, Parker, Michael C Patti, Kelly
Kevin RHaskell,AndreaLHesse, A Pellettier, Joshua S Peterson,
Gabrielle Hettie, GeorgeAHettie, McKenzie L Pezze, Tracy L
Kayleigh E Holligan, Kit!< J Piplani and Michael] Plate!.
Also, Wesley J Pluviose-Philip,
Hoogkamp, Sarah E Hospodar,
Katherine E Howard, Andrew David J Rissacher, Joseph P
T Hynes, Nicole T Jones, Brett Rissacher, Craig A Robertson,
G Kaplan, Jane A Katzer, Ryan Connor J Rohan, Shannon G
P Kilgallon, Keith 0 Kindlon, Rooney, Parker T Ruetz, Kate
Matthew C Koch, Adam J L Ryan, Keenan J Sanchez,
Koren·Roth, Emily G Korkosz, Alexander J Scheuermann,
Emmett 0 Lacey and AndrewR Samuel W Schick, Christian J
Schubert and Nicholas V Sgroi.
Lamoureux.
Also, Christopher E Shaw,
Also, Brendan Latorre, Colin
o Leath, Michelle A Lee, Emily Kayla G Silverman, Jeffrey
R Lemieux, Kasin C Lezatte, N Smith, Margaret M Smith,
ElizabethA licht, Joy C liebman, Felicia M Sparhawk, Kevin J
Molly A livingston, Tiffany P Sullivan, CarlyTTarullo, Mariah
lloyd, Matthew 0 Loomes, David E Thompson, Daniel M Ushkow,
Luo, Duncan W MacKenzie, Alicia L VanHoesen, Samantha
Sydney G MacMillan, Kallanna J M VanSchaick, Neil J Wagner,
Manjunath, Alexander WMarks, Kaitiyn M Ward, Frederick
Michael R Marshman, Jessica o Weinraub, Allison E Weiss,
M Martin, Miranda L Martin, Stephen.H Welter, Jonathan G
Emma K McCaffrey, Ryan B Wittmann, Joshua S Wolfson,
McCaffrey, John J McCarty, Samuel B Wooster, Katelynn M
Grace E McDermott, Victoria Yandow and Zebra H Zaidi.
J McGrath, Alexander M
McLaren, Connor G McMahon,
Grade 8 honor roll
Gabrielle C McNary and Cathryn
Elazar J Abraham, Stewart 0
MMcNeile.
Allendorph, Samuel N Aronson,
And, Eliza C Meigher, Rachael Christopher T Barron, Kelly N
Bartlett, Garrett M Bernardo,
Jeffery J Bettinger, Joseph Z
Betts, Robert B Biernacki, Emily
C Borst, Kyle RBossung, Rachael
Bozsik, Sterling N Brown,
Meghan C Burns, Matthew
J Cahill, James W Carroll,
Danielle N Caswell, Ming W
Chen, Ryan A Cheu, Derrick A
Chu, Kathryn M Cloutier, Meera
M Connors, Amy K Cookfair,
Patricia E Cremo, Joseph. R
Cronin, Caroline G Demeter,
Cristina R Desemone, Derek J
DeWitt, Aidan 0 Diamond, Gina
F DiNapoli, Hannah L Doherty
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Matthew J Duffy, Alanna M
Dugan, Erika N Edlund, David
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Alisa L Fox, Miles R Francken,
Raymond A Futia, Alexander
Generali, Rachel G Gerrol,John R
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Rebecca E Gosselin, Paul M
Graves, Nathalie Y Grogan,
Daniel J Haggerty, Cynthia A
Harder, Katherine E Harmon and
Thomas 0 Hart
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Matthew 0 Hauser, Jakob
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Stephen K Ingraham, Michael A
Izdebski, Hanna J Kalmer, Brian
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S Kanwar, Anne T Kehoe, Taylor
L Kennedy, Tyler J Kessler,
Adriana R King, Jenna S Klein,
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Peter G Kolodziej, Connie Kung,
Kyle E Landrigan, Rebecca S
Lang, Amanda M Lewis, Samuel
W Lewis, Rebecca J liebschutz,
Sarah E light, Caitlin E Looney,
Lydia S Loy-Santelli,Amy S Luke
and Calvin Z MacDowell.
Also, Jonathan R Malsan,
Brittany R Martel, Amanda X
Martinez, Austin P Mayron,
Dianna C Mazzone, Sean M
McGinn, Jake E Metchick,'
Anna M Miroff, Connie M
Mistler·Ferguson, Morgan P
Moak, Cara K Mooney, Sarah
M Morse, Jazminn 0 Motley,
Nicholas A Motyl, Jacob A
Naviasky, StephanieM Newell,
Elise A Neyerlin, Rachel A
Nolte, Eirinn S Norrie and
Conor J Oberlander.
And, JaclynA Oskam, Megan
J Perry, Sydney 0 Peterson,
Kade P Pettie, Haley E Powers,
Nicholas N Preller, Emma M
Python, Charlotte E Radley,
Mitchell A Ramos, Amanda L
Reynolds, Jonathan R Reynolds,
Katharine Rice, Deanna Rigney,
Victoria Ritter, Matthew I
Rockefeller, Cara Rosenberg,
Alec M Royka, Vienna Sa, Kaitlyn
o Seoons, Abigail K Sero, Erica L
Seamon, Eric G Segerstrom, Ian
T Seymour, Kevin C Sheridan,
Joshua I Shuman, Matthew J
Simeone, Jack A Singer and
Alyssa M Smith.
Also, Brenna M Smith,
Chandler R Smith, Joshua M
Smith, Laura H Smith, Jordan
R Sperber, Rebant R Srivastava,
Justin E Stander, Amanda R
Sternklar, Charlotte L Storch,
Alexandra N Sutherland,
Brendan 0 Taillon, Nicholas A
Thomas, Daniel M Thompson, .
ElizabethLTobison, EthanXVan
Raaite, Alexandria EVanWie,
Heather M Varcasia, Dustin
o Walker, Hannah F Walsh,
Jason J Wan, Anna Watson,
Delaney H Weber, Matthew
C Weber, Adrienne E White,
Shelby M Wiggand, Elaine S
Wilcox, Alicia L Woller, Leigh
A Yakubowski and Samantha
CZonca.
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Catherine A Africano, Justin
J Angermeier, Jessica L Ballard,
Jacob A Barbato, Andrew J
Barth, Andrew Baumgras,
Katlyn A Bedrosian, Tasha
Bradley" Conor 0 Brinser,
Jackson C Bryant, Gregory G
Bucher, Michael] Burke, Daniel
Carrillo-Rodriguez, Nathanial C
Casaregola, Zachary R Cass,
Angelo C Catalano, Zachary A
Caton, Amer Cecunjanin, Emily
I Christian, Evan M Cioffi,
Scott R Clas, Peter R Claus,
Christopher J Collier, Sydney
L Cooke, Jeffrey R Cooley and
Kelly B Coultry.
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THE SPOTLIGHT
D Honor
(From Page 18)
Here's looking at Mohawk Valley views
prettier and prettier as we
Contest asks people
Also, Megan C Crawford,
walked,"
she said.
to name favorite
Michael A Crisorio, Brianna M
A
friend
suggested that
regional sights
Deragon, Mary E Dombrowski,
Davis submit her.photos to
Mariel RDoyle, Stephen E Drew,
the contest.
Danielle M Eariog, Sean PEarly,
Leon said the feedback
By JESSICA HARDING
Daniel A Evans, Tyler J Flood,
from
the contest shows him
Dylan FFoley, Christian RFrese, hardingj@spotlightnews.com
that the public is interested
Chantal N Fuentes, Joshua A
in protecting scenic areas.
The Mohawk Hudson
Gally, Sarah R Gannon, Patrick
"People enjoy good views,
S Gillespie, Samuel R Gioeni, Ian Land Conservancy recently
and
the more they enjoy
·announced
the
winners
of
B Goldsmith-Rooney, Anthony E
them,
the more they want to
its
Mohawk
Valley
Views
GQrnic, Thomas A Gray, Patrick
protect
them," he said.
contest.
G Guiry, Patrick L Gunty, Andrew
Leon said he hopes
The contest, which began
J Gustafson, Kaelyn Z Haggerty,
to possibly produce
Emilia R Hahn-Zollo, Vanessa last June, was intended
a guidebook out of this
to encourage the public
Hansen and James H Hart.
contest,
fill'ed with
to
share
photos
of
their
And, Michael A Hathaway,
suggestions
for day trips,
favorite
views
and
all
ow
the
Sean M Hill, Nicholas Hodom,
hiking
or
driving.
Kathleen B Hoff, Emma N Conservancy to' learn about Mary Jane Davis of Glenmont took tirst place in the Mohawk Valley
"Driving on the Thruway
Homsey, Michael Hynes, Jeremy some of the places residents Views contest for her view ot waterfalls on the Bozenkill at the Christman
is
pretty· itself, but when
are
fond
of.
Sanctuary.
T Janusz, Victoria LJennings, Ani
you
get off the Thruway and
Submitted
photo
First
prize
went
to
Mary
M Kasparian, JanicaN Kavoukian,
turn up any of the hills, you
Emily J KeIler, Kimberlyn C Jane Davis of Glenmont for
Kenney, Emily S Kirby, Ryan J her view of waterfaIls on the County and wanted to see an agreement pretty quickly can find some reaIly pretty
Kitchen, Christopher H Kovacs, Bozenkill at the Christman some possible conservation about which were the top places," Leon said.
Davis said she supports
Emily L Kvale, Alexander W Sanctuary; second prize places in the area. Leon three, but out of that, picking
Lanchantin, Veronica Lane, to Howard Ohlhous for said the organization didn't the best one was difficult," the Conservancy's work.
Rebecca J Languish, Matthew his view of the Mohawk receive a grant to study the Leon said.
"I wish I had more time to
Davis, who won with her get out and take hikes like
R Lauricella, Andrew T Lennox, Valley and Adirondacks area, so it turned to the
photos from Christman that," Davis s-aid. "I grew
Joshua A Levy, Kristie E Unk, from Crawford Road and public for help.
"This worked out much Sanctuary, said she happened up on a dairy farm in the
Richard L Ludwick, Kristina Rynex Corners Road; and
M Maksuti and Marjana M third prize went to Ronald better, actuaIly," Leon said. to be out for a walk on a nice center of the state, so I'm a
Burch for his view of the "We didn't get a huge number faIl day when she stumbled country girl anyway. It was
Maksuti.
Also, Samantha Mall, Mark Mohawk River and Glenville of people entering, but upon the path that led her to a nice little treasure that I
found, and I never knew it
A Masters, Tess L McCaffrey, Hills from Mabee Farm because of press coverage, the waterfaIls.
"It just kept getting was there and so close."
Michael J McLeer, Joseph M Historic Site in Rotterdam we got more people coming
to the Web site and becoming
McMillen, StephanieAMiddIeton, Junction.
aware
of our name."
Jeff Leon, a member'of
MaxweIl T Mirabile, Patrick
Leon said judging the
W Miron, Margaret V Morrell, the conservancy's board of
Julia M Mosley, Catheryne A directors, coordinated the contest was a big chaIlenge
because it wasn't about the
Muller, Brittany R Myers, Emily contest.
S Nalbone, Alison J Nickford,
"One big reason for this best picture, it was about the
Cody J Nolan, Mickayla S Page, contest was to get public best view. He said after all
Benjamin W Porter, Milisen involvement in helping us the photos were submitted,
A Puente, Felicia A Rappazzo, identify what they consider a group of volunteers picked
Kaitlyn L Rice, Daniel R Rios and to be special places, from the top 10 and then went
Patricia N Ritter.
their point of view," he out to the sites and saw the
views for themselves.
And, Hannah BRody-Wright, said.
"After we sawall the
KeIly M Rooney, Edward L
The conservancy recently
Rucinski, Ryan A Schneider, moved into Montgomery views, the judges came to
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THE SPOTLIGHT
Around the County
Airport Authority mulls historic home's move
Historians say house's rich
heritage is worth saving
By GRAHAM S. PARKER
parkerg@spotiightnews.com
Plans to relocate the home
of former town of Watervliet
SuperviSOr Ebenezer Hills Jr.
and the site where an Albany
murderer shacked up for the
night with his victim's wife
are under way.
The Albany County
Airport Authority sent out
a request to bid recently on
the relocation of the historic
home that currently sits on
airport property that is in
the process of being cleared
as a runway protection zone.
The proposal is calling on
engineering services to
lift and mOve the home
to another site on airport
grounds or elsewhere in the
town.
The relocation carries
Plans to relocate the historic home that currently sits on airport
property are under way.
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available to seek consultation
on the move has been set to
not exceed $45,000.
One of the oldest Dutchdesign farmhouses still
standing in Colonie, the
Hills home, which was
built in 1785, is far from
inhabited, said Myers. But
that is not to say that the
large home surrounded by
. smaller barns isn't sturdy
enough to be relocated and
reused, he said.
'''It's not about to fall down,
but you wouldn't want to
move into it," Myers said.
The airport has done
several minor repairs in
recent years. The work
included roof repairs,
painting and ridding. the
home of insect infestation.
The airport is exploring roads were built up around
s·everal options to brace the farmhouse, the home
and relocate the home. One became a post office and
, option would be to give the tavern by 1820.
home to an organization that
On May 7, 1827, Jes'se
would want to preserve it, he Strang, a worker at the
said. That plan could involve Cherry Hill mansion in
the organization paying for' Albany, shot and killed John
the relocation fees.
Whipple, the husband of Elsie
T1,lat proposal would be Whipple, a member of the
similar to the relocation of Van Rensselaer family. Elsie
the Buhrmaster Barn that Whipple had arranged for the
was donated by the airport murder. She and Strang, who
to the Friends of Pruyn were romantically involved,
House in 1987 and relocated stayed at the Hills home
from the north side of Route after a rainstorm halted their
7, across the street from the short trek to neighboring
Hills home, to the historic Schenectady.
Pruyn House grounds on
As many as 30,000 people
Old Niskayuna Road.
attended the public hanging
However the home is of Strang on August 24,1827,
moved, local historians are after he was found guilty of
hoping it is done with great the murder. It would be
care and that the home the last public execution
is placed upon a steady in Albany County. Elsie
foundation as it waits to land Whipple was not convicted
a new location. The home is of any crimes.
not only one of the oldest in
"As a structure ... yes and
the town, it is also rich in no the home is important.
history.
. It's one of the last farm
"Unless they have houses of that era that's
something else up their sti1l standing in the town.
sleeve for a permanent It has just sat there for 200'
place, any time you move years. But, it is the stories
something that old and put behind the house that are
it in a temporary location interesting," s.aid Franklin.
... I don't know," said Kevin
In other news, the airport
Franklin, town historian.
authority wi1l make public
The Ebenezer Hills J r. the new draft environmental
. home served as the residence impact statement on the
of the then supervisor of proposed relocation of the
Watervliet. ·Before 1895, town water towers on Utica
when the town of Colonie Avenue. The document will
was formed, the area was the be available for viewing at
town of Watervliet. At the the William K. Sanford Town
time, the supervisor's home Library or online at the
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. THE SPOTLIGHT
May 23, 2007 - PAGE 21
Saving energy and money.
How cool is that.
Summer may be sizzling,
but you can still be very
cool by conserving energy
and saving money. Using
less energy protects our
environment and helps ..
maintain the reliability of
our electrical systeUJ-.
Whether you're a homeowner or apartment
dweller, the New York
State Public Service
Commission reminds you
there are plenty of easy,
inexpensive ways to reduce
your energy use and lower
your bills this summer.
Cool ideas for saving energy.
• Using fans more and air
. conditioners less will keep
you cool while reducing
your electricity bills.
• If you use your air
conditioner, set it at 78
degrees or higher to save
. on your ~ooling costs.
• Use a programmable
thermostat on your air
conditioning and a timer
on your pool filter.
• Switch to CFL bulbs,
which last 10 times longer
and use 75% less electricity
than incandescent bulbs.
• Choose energy-efficient
ENERGY STAR® products
when buying new appliances..
• Use your washing
machine and dishwasher
early in the morning, late
at night or on weekends.
• Close drdtes, windows
and doors uring the day
to block out heat from
the sunlight.
• Turnoff lights and
appliances that aren't
being used.
.
.Pull the plug on phantom
electricity loss. .
Many appliances around
your house use small
amounts of electricity even
though they're turned off.
pie steps to red
energy use, help the environment, and
save money this summer.
• Using fans more and air conditioners less wilL keep
you cool while reducing your electricity bills.
• If you use your air conditioner, set it at 78 degrees
or higher to save on your,cooling costs.
• Use a programmable thermostat on your air
conditioning and a timer on your pool filter.
. • Switch to CFL bulbs, which last 10 times longer and
use 75% less electricity than incandescent bulbs.
• Choose energy-efficient ENERGY STAR®. products
when buying new appliances.
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You can also plug several
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are not using them.
• Some devices such as
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are not being used for an
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Page 22 • May 23, 2007
THE SPOTLIGHT
Voters OK school budget
By JIM CUOZZO
cuozzoj@spotlightnews,com
dents. The budget also restores
spending for sports programs
that saw a cut in funding after
There was no town reassessthe budget was defeated in
ment or new high tax for Beth2006.' Several new teaching,
lehem voters to kick around
custodial and administrative pothis year as they went to the
sitions are part of the new budpolls in large numbers to easily
get, including two full-time high
approve a new $77.2 million dolschool deans and two full-time
lar school district budget. More
middle school house leaders.
than 5,000 residents turned out
Voters also approved a $1.1
with 2,811 voting In favor of the
million dollar bus proposition
budget and 2,226 voting no.
that was defeated last year. The
"I believe the organization
district will now be able to purskills of the PTA and parents
chase 15 new buses. Some of
recognizing it was in their
the new fleet will be used for
best interest to corne out and
the soon-to-be-built Eavote were the reasons
gle Elementary School.
it passed," said ,school "We are sensitive to the fact that
Bethlehem's public
board president Stuart
library budget was aptaxpayers are stretched and will . proved as expected, and
Lyman.
Mer last year's first continue to return an outstanding
Yolanda Caldwell defeatschool budget defeat in
ed Michael Zalob to win
20 years, Lyman and the investment. " ,
les loomis a five-year term on the liboard worked diligently _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ brary board of trustees.
to increase communicaSuperintendent Les
tion between the district
Loomis thanked the
and residents.
Allendorph is currently the community for supporting the
School board member Rich' treasurer of the middle school budget at the polls.
ard Svenson said he was pleased PTA and had the support of the
''We are sensitive to the fact
with both the turnout and the parent-teacher groups in her that taXPayers are stretched
vote, adding that the citizens corner.
and will continue to return an
budget committee assisted in
Stever, along with A1len- outstanding investment," said
spreading the word.
dorph, watched the results Loomis.
"It was a large group of inside the middle school gym
Lyman and Svenson, who
people reaching out to others," where the votes were tallied will be leaving the board at the
said Svenson. "You have to give with a group of 50 people look- end of June after serving for
them credit for the time they ing on.
several years each, said the first
put in."
"I'm overwhelmed," Stever year for a new board member is
Lyman said the new budget said. "I have a l.ot of support the learning curve year.
committee is a work in progress from my friends and family, and
"Be patient and don't be shy,
that will become even more ef- my people carne out."
ask questions," said Svenson.
fective in the years ahead.
The two veteran school
The new school budget in"They will become a very vi- creases spending by $4.7 mil- board members opted against
able committee in the future," lion and carries a 3.98 percent running for re-election.
Svenson said.
tax increase to Bethlehem resiLisa A1lendorph and Diane
Giacone Stever will replace Lyman and Svenson as the newest
members of the school board
in July. Allendorph received
the most votes with 2,310 followed by Stever with 2,288.
Laura Ladd Bierman received
2,036 votes and Duane Bowman
1,303.
"I feel great," said Allendorph
after the results came in. "I am
very excited about the next
three years and look forward to
making this district better than
it is now."
IN BRIEF
County schedules
rabies clinic for pets
The following series of rabies
vaccination clinics for dogs, cats
and ferrets has been arranged by
the Albany County Department
of Health in cooperation with
the Capital District Veterinary
Medical Society. All dogs, cats,
and ferrets must be on leashes
or in carriers. A record of prior
vaccination will be required for
a three year immunization. If no
o GOP
(From Page I)
'''This is not political, it's a human thing," Grady said.
At $3 a tree, Grady will be
spending about $75,000 this
year handing out trees before he
begins spending money on his
candidacy.
'''This whole election is "Taxes are the biggest
about how the' town manages problem facing the town."
its finances," said Grady, who
Jim Grady
is a self-employed investor.
'We need to use our resources
more intelligently because this
is a big business we are running·
here."
Cunningham said he is ready
to face Grady's challenge for the
supervisor's seat
"I always think it is good
when people in the community
corne forward to run," said Cunningham, referring to Grady's
first attempt at running for public office.
Pledging to continue the
seats on the town board; Kathy
Newkirk for town clerk; Nancy
Mendick for receiver of taxes;
'Greg 'Sagendorph for superintendent of highways; Patrick
Greene for Albany County legislator in the 33rd District; Jared
King for 34th District legislator;
Mitch Goldstein in the 35th District; and Richard Mendick in
the 36th District.
D Concerns
not the ordinary direction - to
give an outright contribution but it is permitted by law," said
, Iannuzzi.
Five candidates were running
for three open seats on the .Guilderland school board. Newcomer Gloria Towle-Hilt, who will
be retiring as a teacher in the
Guilderland district, accepted
the teacher's union money and
also won.
Also of concern during this
budget election was an un-
(From Page J)
from horne," Svenson said.
Svenson said his concern is
that representatives of a teachers union might expect a school
board member to favor a union
position if that person received
financial support for their candidacy.
"Candidates, after accepting this money, have to give a
certain allegiance to those
unions," speculated Svenson. "I just hope the future "There is no questions that
of school board elections in is not the ordinary direction
this community doesn't see
school unions putting up - to give an outright
money."
record is presented, a one-year
The allotted times for Saturvaccination certification will be day clinics are:
issued. All clinics are open to
• 1 to 2:30 p.m. for cats and
any Albany County resident. Any ferrets
inquiry can be directed to Divi• 2:30 to 4 p.m. for dogs
sion of Environmental Health
The allotted times for TuesServices, 447-4620 or 447-4625.
day clinics are:
• Tuesday, June 5,' 4 to 7
• 4 to 5:30 p.m. for cats and
p.m., Bethlehem Town Park, ferrets
Elm Ave., Bethlehem
• 5:30 to 7 p.m. for dogs.
• Saturday, Sept. 8, 1 to 4
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many projects under way in the
town, including Vista Technology Park, the Route 9W corridor
development and Delaware Avenue revitalization, Cunningham
said," We need to balance our
town tax base."
The Town Republican committee also endorsed Melody
Burns and Art Scheuermann for
contribution - but it is
Incumbent Guilderland
school board member Col- permitted by law. "
Richard Iannuzzi
leen 0' Connell was one of
two candidates approached
by the teachers union in that
district O'Connell did not ac- identified automated phone call
cept the funding, but did allow received by several residents
the teachers union to send out urging them to vote against the
postcards supporting her candi- budget. Loomis said he has never seen anything like it in Bethdacy.
"I don't believe it's a conflict" lehem in the past 20 years.
"Noone stepped forward to
said O'Connell, who spent about
say
they funded the effort," said
$1,500, mostly on campaign lawn
Loomis.
signs to fund her campaign.
Loomis said he hopes this will
O'Connell was re-elected Tuesbe
the first and last time someday, May 15, to another threething
like this happens leading
year term.
up
to
a
school board race.
''What's unfortunate is that it
'''The
perception of influence
costs $1,000 to run for an unpaid
peddling
needs to stay out of the
position," O'Connell added.
schools,"
said Bethlehem school
Richard Iannuzzi, president
Stuart Lyman.
board
president
of New York State United TeachNinety-five
percent
of school
ers (NYSUI), said local unions
redistrict
budgets
statewide
decide on the level of involveceived
voter
approval.
The
Alment in school elections.
'''There is no questions that is bany school district budget,
however, was defeated.
May 23, 2007 • Page 23
THE SPOTLIGHT
Living the hive life
Many local beekeepers
have yet to see a decline
due to mystery ailment
SyROS IRWIN
irwinr@spotlightnews.com
In as many as 27 states, a
strange disorder is crippling
the honeybee population,
posing a problem for the
production of fruit and
vegetable crops throughout
the ·country. Locally, the
disorder hasn't yet posed a
problem.
Last weekend, Indian Ladder
Farms received 26 hives to aid
in its pollination process, all of
which are healthy, said Anne
Kelly, Indian Ladder hobbyist
beekeeper.
Because of the thousands
.of apple blossoms on the farm,
Kelly said, bees play an integral
role in pollinating the apple
trees. This is a task that Kelly
speculated would be impossible
to do by hand.
"We absolutely need
honeybees if we're going to haven't experienced the onset of
have pollination here," said the disorder.
Kelly.
"The symptoms are a rapid
"On apple trees, each blossom decline in population of adult
on the tree has to be pollinated , worker bees," said Nicholas
in order for an apple to grow," Calderone, associate professor
at Cornell University's Dyce
she said.
Other than apples, bees have Laboratory for Honey Bee
a hand in the pollination of other Studies. According to
crops, including watermelons, Calderone, about 25 percent
of the colonies lost last winter
blueberries and cucumbers.
In respect to crops, Kelly said exhibited symptoms that are not
colony collapse disorder would consistent with mite damage or
any other known cause.
A photo taken last year 01 a swarm 01 bees at Indian Ladder Farms.
be devastating.
While the adult populations
Submitted photo
"It would affect a lot of crops.
It would be a huge problem," are declining, said Calderone,
the immature bees left include new pathogens and provided by Calderone,
said Kelly.
,behind
are not displaying possible pesticide poisoning.
honeybees are critical players
Lloyd Spear, who operates
Ross Rounds, a honey production characteristics of mites that
Primarily, Calderone said, in the production of many fruit,
company, said that he has not usually would be associated the beekeepers that are vegetable and se.ed crops grown
experienced the disorder. A with bee loss.
most affected are migratory throughout the country, adding
'There's no good explanation beekeepers that are traveling between $8 and $12 billion worth
beekeeper for 40 years, Spear's
companymaiotainsabout200hives' for these set of symptoms," said to southern states like Florida, of value to U.S. agriculture each
on Route 146 in Guilderland and Calderone.
where they'll lose their year. Substantial losses pose
Athens.1n his time as a beekeeper, '
Several groups, including populations. Many problems a serious threat to crops that
Spear said he has experienced only beekeepers, state regulatory faced by beekeepers in New rely on bees for pollination
minimal losses.
'
personnel, and the USDA are York are attributed to more and indicate diminished
Spear said the topic comes working together to determine common ailments like parasites, profits for growers and higher
prices for consumers at the
up in conversations with other the actual cause of death. said Calderone.
According to information supermarket.
local beekeepers who, like Spear, Possibilities being investigated
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THE SPOTUGHT
Around the County
College, park form Revolutionary alliance.
Siena and Saratoga
Battlefield team up
to explore site's
historic impact
By GRAHAM S. PARKER
parkerg@spotlightnews.com
Siena College's history
department and the Saratoga
National Battlefield will join
forces to further explore the
historical significance of the
Revolutionary War battle that
lasted two months in the fall of
1777.
The Center for Revolutionary
Era Studies has been formed to
further promote programs both
academic and available to the
public.
It is the hope of both entities .
that the new center will mirror a
jointprogram between Gettysburg
College in Pennsylvania and the
site of the historic Civil War battle
fought nearby.
The Saratoga Battlefield is
an epicenter of Revolutionary
and pre-Revolutionary War
landmarks, school and park
officials said. It is an otherwise
untapped resource that, until the
announcement of the center, has
been little more than the site of
one of the most important battles
fought on American soil and in
thewotld.
"TIns is a great opportunity.
We've had a good relationship
with Siena over the years
and have always talked about
expanding that," said Frank
Dean, superintendent of the
battlefield park.
The park and school decided
last month to move on forming
the center without any additiollal
federal funding to the park in
the pipeline, Dean said. The
center has contacted U.S. Rep.
Kirsten Gillibrand, D-Hudson
in the hopes of landing more
federal funding. The center and
additional funding had been a
mission of former Republican
congressman John Sweeney,
who Gillibrand defeated last
year.
Part of the talks over the years
has been to expand the park's
resources at the battle site, said
Dean. That would include a new
building to house the center and
serve as the foremost resource
in the nation for the study of the
Revolutionary War era, he said.
The new center will focus on
the region's role in the fight for
American independence and
refocus the park's mission to
"This is a great opportunity. We've had a good
relationship with Siena over the years and have
always talked about expanding that. "
Frank Dean
increase its historical visibility.
The American success at the
Battle of Saratoga was key in
landing French support for the
remainder of the war. And it
helped foster not only American
independence but also the
fledgling country's place in the
world, said Dean. In spite of its
significance, the farm where
that battle was fought garners
less attention than Gettysburg,
he said.
Through the center, the
site will be opened to a new
acadenric focus, one that has been
certified by the state education
department, and it is gaining
the interest of area colleges and
public and private schools.
In June, the center will offer
its first program, a teacher's
workshop that has been designed
to help nriddle and high school
social studies teachers create a
new curriculum integrating the
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needed at both the grade
school and coliege level, said
Dean.
"The only thing that
we've had that dealt with the
Revolutionary War was courses.
There was never a center," said
Jim Harrison, head of Siena's
history department.
Siena has sent history
students to works as interns
at the park in the past, he
said. But they never had the
opportunities that will come
from the new center.
The college has created a
Certificate for Revolutionary Era
Studies in conjunction with the
center, he said. The 18-credithour program delves into the
history, literature and a number
of aspects of that era, said
Harrison. Next year, students in
the program will be developing
media content for the battlefield
and offer new narratives on the
battle and its impact on the war
and area at large.
It's about tapping a new
resource, said Harrison.
"You have everything in
your backyard here, and the
interesting thing is that no
colleges try to mine that.
The area is just so rich in
Revolutionary era history and
there are no college ties to
these historic sites," Harrison
said.
IN BRIEF
Humane society
seeks artists
For the third year, the Mohawk
and Hudson River Humane
Society is calling on local artists .
to help animals in need.
On Friday, June 8, the
society will hold its annual
Art Saves Animals auction
and reception at Hudson
Valley Community College
from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
The auction will offer local
artists the opportunity to
showcase their talents while
benefiting a worthy cause.
MHRHS is accepting donations
of artwork and handmade crafts.
Art does not need to be animal
related. Proceeds from the silent
auction benefit the society.
Visit MHRHS' Web site at
www.mohawkbumanesociety.org
or pick up submission forms at
the shelter on Oakhind Avenue
in Menands.
Kids can learn about
bike safety at mall
The Albany County Bar
Association, Albany County
Department of Public Works
Traffic Safety Ed'ucation
Program, and other community
organizations will host the first
Annual Bike Safety Day, June
20, at the Crossgates Mall from
4-7 p.m. for children ages 7-12.
Bike Safety Day will provide
free bike helmets to children,
and teach them. bike safety on
a bike rodeo course in an effort
to keep kids safe on their bikes
this summer.
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Competition for
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prices lower than and family while you're on and connected at
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2. If you're
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the theme parks, log on to their colleagues has never been this
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deals. Many offer discounts to e-mail'; and text and photo
people willing to visit duPing the messages to update them on
your travels.
week instead of on weekends.
• Waiting for your next flight?
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Check flight status and while
money when deilingwith the hotel
you wait tap into your music
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July 2 - August 10
Make Saint Rose a part of your plans this summer-the
place to be for kids entering grades 6·10.
Our exciting 15th annual Summer
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including stop motion animation, rado production, journalism,
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For a complete schedule or 10 register
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Unwinding at the beach is a great way to relax while on vacation.
Let your mood dictate
your vacation destination
A
s summe'r approaches catching the waves and riding hiking at one of the thousands
we get the urge to travel. to shore.
of trails located in the beautiful
Whether you want to make
Deciding on where to stay in mountains.
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For those who want a taste
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great time to travel.
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"With the ideal weather we see with its slower pace will feel more than Chicago. With its museums,
increases in individuals, couples like a getaway. Others might restaurants, cultural activities
and families traveling during the prefer to visit a quainter town and night life, you really can't
summer months," says Arnold such as Bonita Springs.
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Angeloni, CEO of Americinn.
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For those seeking lots of boasts an extensive collection
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Imagine rock climbing one
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beaches. You can spend SOllle , of Aspen's world famous peaks.
For those who want to get back
time enjoying the sun and a Instructors can be hired for in touch with Mother Nature,
good book, nap your days away excursions from several hours heading up north is the perfect
or even take long walks along to days and are available for all way to see it all in the midwest.,
the beach looking for seashells. levels of climbers. Experience Try 'visiting the surrounding
For a little adventure, try boogie world class whitewater rafting areas of the Great Lakes. Head
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Midwest. Head further north for
the legendary Iron Range and
Boundary Waters.
To see some of the best of
the untouched north woods
visit the Superior Hiking Trail,
a 205-mile long footpath that
follows the rocky ridgeline above
Lake Superior in northeastern
Minnesota.
To ensure a great stay be
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Find· the right summer camp for your child
any of today's parents Cote, executive director of the
can remember going to family-owned Camp lincoln for
a "sleepaway" summer Boys and Camp Lake Hubert
canip some 20 or 30 years for Girls in Minnesota's lake
ago. Most look back at the country, children need their
experience with great fondness, own positive experiences of
when society and life in general structured independence in a
seemed quieter, friendlier and positive, nurturing environment
away from the distractions of
simpler for children.
These days many of those the city.
same parents often dismiss the
''We've found· that, generally
same summer camp experience speaking, the younger the
for their own children. Why? children are when they begin
Research conducted by the coming to our camps,. the more
American Camp .Association the positive influences ofthe camp
(ACA) shows that many parents experience tend to be. They build
are concerned about security for from year-to-year and become
their children in our increasingly .part of their character long-term.
complex society and instinctively They have memories, values and
want to keep their children close friendships that continue into
and safe.
adulthood," Cote says.
The same research, however,
Cote adds that there are
shows that parents want to several factors parents should
provide the best opportunities for consider when ~electing a
their children. They want them to residential summer camp:
have whateverittakes 19 be happy ACA accreditation; program
and successful- good health, the flexibility, with programs
ability to get aIong with others, ranging from full choice to
thinking and problem-solving structured; length of stay,
skills, self-reliance and a good from anywhere from two
self-image.
to eight weeks; distance
It is interesting and helpful from home, comparing· the
for parents to learn that what environment you want for
they want for their kids is still your child with your own
available - in·a residential camp level of comfort; and price _.
experience. According to Sam traditional sleepaway summer
M
Summer camps create "memories, values and friendships that
continue into adulthood" says Sam Cole, executive director of Camp
Lincoln for Boys and Camp Lake Hubert for Girls in Minnesota.
camps range in cost from
$450 to $1,000 a week.
What is the proper age to
consider sending your child
to camp? Cote suggests that it
varies from child to child and
family to family, but usually
around second or third grade
children start talking about
camp. Experience shows that
with younger children it is best
to arrange a tour of the camp
the season before you may want
to send your child to canip.
Most camps offer such tours.
"At our camps we offer family
tours through the summer
during each session, though
we request parents call for an
appointment so we can schedule
it. In some instances, parents
spend the night at our nearby
affiliated resort, Grand View
Lodge, so the child or children
get a full understanding of the
. camp's culture and action by
observing a full day's activities,"
he says.
For information on summer
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ventilation and air conditioning
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system before the summer
heat wave arrives and before
contractors get really ,busy
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calls, A typical maintenance
visit should include checking
thermostat settings, tightening
all electrical connections,
lubricating all moving parts,
inspecting the condensation
drain, checking system
controls, cleaning any air
conditioning coils and. air
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components,
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Keep pets safe from heat
W
And they're off
The Saratoga Race Course 2007 season runs from Wednesday, July
25, through Labor Day, Sept. 3. There will be no racing on Tuesdays.
Submitted photo
AA~ predicts incr~ase
in holiday drivers
ationally, 38.3 million
Americans will travel
more than 50 miles from
home this Memorial Day, up
1. 7 percent over last year. The
Northeast will experience a 2.4
percent increase.
Approximately 6 million
travelers in the Northeastexpectto
go by motor vehicle, a 3.3 percent
increase from a year ago.
Some 500,000 travelers in
the Northeast plan to travel by
airplane, down 1.9 percent from
last Memorial Day.
"High gas prices and increased
vacation costs won't deter
Northeast travelers from traveling
-this Memorial Day," said AAA
Hudson Valley spokesperson
Tammy Melo. "Families will travel
closer to home, they will travel for
fewer days and will save money by
staying atless expensive hotels and
eating in cheaper restaurants, but
they will continue to take vacations
and plan getaways."
Holiday auto travelers will find
gas prices in the Capital District
up 58 cents from the beginning of
this year and more than 8 cents
higher than this time last year.
Travelers will get a bit of a
break this holiday weekend
when making their way to their
destination. AANs Leisure Travel
Index shows flights over the
holiday weekend averaging 5
N
percent fewer this year than
last year, with the average flight
costing $166. Car rental rates are
expected to fall 16 percent from
last year, with renters paying
an average of $31, almost $6
less than last year. Hotel rates,
however, will be up about 13
percent from a year ago, with
travelers spending an average of
$174 per night at hotels.
Many American households
will be traveling with their
children. In fact, 54 percent of
northeastern households with
children under 18 will bring them
along on their Memorial Day
vacation this year. Some tips for
families traveling with children:
• Take regular breaks for you
child - occasionally stop at a rest
area or a trinket shop to help
break up the trip
• When possible, coordinate
summer travel according your
child's nap schedule - if your
child sleeps well in the car.
• Pack some toys, books and
games to keep YOllr child busy
in the car.
Research for MemQrial Day
travel is based on routing requests
made at the AAA Hudson Valley
Clubs as well as a national survey
of 2,000 adults by the Travet
Industry Association ofArn.erican,
which conducts special research
forMA
hile warm weather
is welcomed by most
people, spring and
summer can bring certain
dangers to pets. A Ka!,sas State
University veterinarian says
pet owners should be alert to
seasonal health issues.
According to Dr. Susan
Nelson, veterinarian and'clinical
assistant professor at K-State's
College of Veterinary Medicine,
heat exhaustion is a common
ailment of pets during summer
months.
"It's best to exercise
pets during the morning or
evening hours to avoid the
direct sun," Nelson said. "It's
also crucial to have plenty
of fresh water available and
shade for protection. Cats
tend to handle heat better
than dogs, but both should
be given extra care."
The intense light from
the summer sun can damage
your pet's skin, including
sunburn.
"Pets with lighter-colored
coats, especially white or shaved
animals, need to be kept out of
intense light," Nelson said:
"It's best to k'eep pets in the
shade during peak hours and
use sunscreen or a protective
'jacket. Repeated sun exposure
often leads to a serious form of
cancer in white cats. Owners
should be aware of red patchy
areas_on the ears and nose."
Summer heat can be a danger
to pets' food as well.
"Like people, pets naturally
eat less during warm weather;
however it's important to
watch for pet food ,sP9ilage
in the heat," Nelson said.
"Canned food should not be
left out after feeding because
of the warm weather and
the amount ,of insectsit will
attract."
Allergies are common in the
spring, both for humans and
pets.
"Cats and dogs can have
seasonal allergies just like
us, especially during the
spring from pollen and grass,"
Nelson said. "While some do
sneeze and have watery eyes,
most pets show allergies
through skin rashes and
itching, sometimes making
the animal miserable. If
your pet is being bothered
by allergies, you should
contact your veterinarian for
advice."
Fleas and ticks are health
concerns year-round for pet
owners, although summer
months intensify the
problem.
''The best products to treat
and prevent ticks and fleas are
available from your veterinarian;
other t9Pically applied products
aren'tas effective," Nelson said.
''There are numerous diseases
that come from fleas and ticks
that harm cats, dogs and people,
so prevention is very important.
Pet owners should also be aware
of mosquito, chigger and fly bites
which can be irritating and are
especially common on outdoor
animals."
Shaving their coats may be
beneficial to some pets, Nelson
• said.
"There are some benefits
from shaving your pet's hair,"
she said. "It prevents mats,
which can be a hiding place
for maggots, and it can make
them more comfortable in the
heat. It's easier to locate ticks
and fleas if the coat is trimmed
and it's more comfortable for
the animal."
Rainy weather sometimes
leads to standing water, which
puts pets at more risk to
contract the dangerous disease
leptospirosis. Nelson said pet
owners should be cautious of
their pet's envrronment, including
standing water in the animal's
area. .
Many pet owners travel
during the summer and are
faced with deciding what to
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.Festival features Elvis, motorcycles, micro-brews and more
e' 2007 I Love New
York Summer Festival,
which includes
commemorations of the 250th
anniversary of the French and
Indian War, runs through Sept
23 in the La.1{e George Area.
The first month of the
festival boasts a summer kick-off
micro-brew tasting party, an Elvis
Presley Festival and Arnericade,
the world's largest motorcycle
touring rally.
"The commemoration of the
250th Anniversary of the French
and Indian War, combined with
a terrific variety of additional
activities and attractions, makes
the Lake George area a truly great
family vacation destination this
summer," said Daniel Gundersen,
Empire State Development
Upstate Chairman. .
On May 27, start the summer
season with Red, White & Brew
Fest. Lake George's first big
summer party features microbrewed beers from around
New York. Help crown the
"Best Wings" and "Best Ribs"
champions and dance the night
away with Jimmy Buffet tribute
Ti
band B2B. Show time is 4 to
10 p.m. and tickets are $35 for
tasters and $15 for those under
21, when purchased in advance.
Some 50,000 motorcycle
enthusiasts will be heading
to Lake George for the 2007
Americade, the -"Biggest
Motorcycle Rally in the World,"
June 4-9. Lake George hosts this
renowned rally every year and
2007 marks its 25th anniversary,
bringing motorcycle enthusiasts
and their families from far and
wide.
Tbereare aiwaysplentyoffunand
excitiog things to do at Arnericade.
For the Iatestin motorcycle touring
lIfoducts, this is the place to be,
and this year's event features more
organized activities than at any
othermotorcycleeventin the world.
In response to one of. the fastest
growing segments in the motorcycle
industry, Arnericade 2007 will see
the launch of the first '1nternational
Trike Week." Also ilewto this year's
lineup is the Motorcycle StuntSbow
featuring National Trials Champion
GeoffAaron.
The Lake George area was
selected for this year's official I
SUMMER CAMP IN THE HEART
Love New York Summer Festival
after careful review by the state
tourism and marketing staff.
The festival plan presented by
officials from Warren County
Tourism emphasized strong
co.mmunity and regional
involvement, and varied and
exciting events.
For 2007 I Love New
York Summer Festival event
information, accommodations, .
restal'rants and activities,
contact the Warren County
Tourism Department at (800)
Bolton Landing,10 am., 644-3831;
365-1050, ext 515, or visit on the
Civil War Monument, Glens Falls,
Web at www.visitlakegeorge.
10 am., 761-3813; Four Corners,
com.
Lake Luzerne, 5 p.m., 69~3912;
" Festival highlights include:
Johnsburg Central School, North
• May 26: "A Funny Thing's Creek, 10 a.m., 251-3196; Town
Happening at the Forum - Four Hall, Stony Creek, 11 a.m., 696Comics, Four Times the Laughs," 3575; ElmSt, Warrensburg, 9 am.,
- Lake George Forum; 668-2200; 623-9511.
lakegeorgeforum,com.
• June 1 to 3: ESTRA Tow
• May 26: Memorial Day Truck Convention -- Fort
parades - Community Center, William Henry Resort, Lake
Hague, 2 p.m.; 543-6130; Canada . George Village; demonstrations,
St, Lake George Village, 11 a.m. contests, seminars, children's
activities, vendors; (315) 853668-2045.
5665;·
estranys.com.
• May 26: NYS Provincial
• June 1 to 3: Lake George Elvis
Regiment- Capt McGinnis' Co.
Historica1Society, Bolton Landing; Festival - Lake. George Village;
festivities include 1755-1757 Elvis tribute artist competition.
re-enactment, demonstrations, parade, fireworks, vendors.
season opening of museum; 10 luncheon: illid gospei"service;
a.m.; free admission; 644-9960; 668-2200; lakegeorgeelvisfest
com.
boltonhistorical.org.
• June 2: Feeder Canal Canoe
• May 27: Red, White And
&
Kayak
Race - Richardson St,
Brew fest! - Lake George Forum,
micro brew tasting, rib and wing Queensbury; five-mile race along
cook-off, music, kids activities Feeder Canal from Queensbury to
with root beer and crafts; call Hudson Falls; for registration ca\l.
for times and prices; 668-2200; (518) 792-5363; feedercanal.com.
lakegeorgeforum.com.
• June 2 to 3: Soap Box Derby
• May 2 and Memorial Day - Murray St, Glens Falls; gravityparades - Rogers' Memorial Park, powered custom car race for
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along with opportunities for fun
on our large lawn and wooded lot
Summer Dance '07 (ages 9 & up)
July 16th-August 10th
Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Dance Camps.
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7/2-6 & 7/9-13 9:30-1:00
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children, racing iri three divisions;
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• June 2 to 3: Wings Falls
Quilters Show: A Quilter's
Garden Party -- Adirondack
Sports Complex (TI:.e Dome),
Queensbury; Satuday, 10
am.-5 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m.-4
}Lm.; call for prices; 638-6216;
-...mgsfallsquilters.org·
• June 3: Ncrtheast
Customs Car Show: 26 Classes
-- Queensbury El€mentary
School; family fun, cruisers,
c;assics, muscle cars, hot-rods
and more (no pets or bicycles);
9 a.m.-4 p.m.; call for prices;
,98-5127.
• June 4 to 9: Americade
Motorcycle Touring Rally -Lake George Village; "The best
rally in the world" offers rides,
. manufacturer demos, 7ourExpo
tradeshow, boat cruises, parties,
8e:minars, parades, and more;
798-7888; tourexpo.com.
• June 9 to 10: LARAC Art
Festiva\ - City Park, Glens Falls;
juried arts and crafts sbow, food,
music, activities; 798-1114; larac.
org.
• June 10: Opera on the Lake
- 2007 Apprentice Artists ~ Lac du
. Sa:nt Sacrement, Lake George
SreamboatCo., Ulke GeorgeVillage;
Lake George Opera, refreslunents;
7 I=.m.; call for prices; 584-6018;
Iakegeorgeopera.org.
• June 14 to 16: New York
Slate Association of Fire Chiefs
101st Annual Conference - Fort
William Henry Con~erence
Center and Beach Road, Lake
George Village; fire industry,
rescue, and EMS expo with
demonstrations, equipment,
seminars, vendors, entertainment
and food; Thursday, 12:30 to 5
p.m., Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.:JL; 4772631; nysfirechiefs.com.
• June 16: Daggett D"g Days
- Daggett Lake, WarreIlsburg;
a day for pets and their people;
present copy of rabies cer1ificate;
10 a.m.; $10 donation to
Adirondack Save-AStray; 6232198; daggettlake.com.
• June 16 to 17: Lake George
Wakeboard Expo - Beach Road,
Lake George Village; hang out
and learn. (802) 578'2869; \cbr.
• June 23: .Adirondack
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All Breed HOl'Se Show
Antique & Custom Car Show (Sat, rain date,Sun.l
Craft and Trade Show
Food Court
llama and-Alpaca Festival
Y Agility Dog Competition
Frisbee Dog Competition .
Meet the Breed ~ purebred dogs (Sunday only)
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time in Schenectady
ere is a full slate of Tours, the Historical Society
activities planned in the (Washington Ave.), Vale
Electric City this summer. Cemetery (guided tours' at 9
Mark your calendar for the a.m. and 2 p.m.), Kids Arts
following events:
Festival on Jay Street, and
• Art Night Schenectady: the Edison Exploratorium
Beginning this month, the third (on Broadway). Contact Nell
Friday of every month will be Burrows at 372-5656 for
designated Art Night, and will information.
feature gallery exhibitions and oneo Kids' Arts Festival,
night shows from a array of artists Saturday, June 2: The 14th
working in a variety of media, annual Kids Arts Festival
as well as musicians, dancers, provides entertainment and
and a variety of performance hands-on arts activities for
artists. Downtown Schenectady preschool and young school
merchants and restaurants will be age children including puppet
offering "one-night-only" discounts shows, music, making clay, and
and specials to attract visitors other artist demonstrations.
to their businesses. The Union Almost all activities are free.
College Trolley will be on the road, Food available on site. Outdoor
ferrying visitors from site to site.
festival on Jay Street mall and
o Community Day, Saturday, area of Schenectady City Hall.
June 2: Come experience all Appearing this year: The Puppet
the things there are to do People
in Schenectady. All these
Activities take place from noon
attractions will be open and
to
4
p.m.
free to residents: Schenectady
o Jazz on Jay, Thursday, July 5:
Museum & Planetarium,
Empire State Aerosciences Free. A variety of local musician
Museum, Mandeville Gallery entertain Thursdays at noon,
(Nott Memorial, Union outside in front of Center City
College), Mabee Farm (re- on Jay and State Streets. Rain
enactment this weekend), site- Schenectady Pt!blic library,
,
.
Proctors Theatre open house Clinton Street. .
Ti
Adding a marinade to your meat can add flavor and tenderization.
Spice up your barbecue
ear after year we grill up
the same barbecue fare:
hot dogs, hamburgers
and chicken breasts. These
party pleasers are always
delicious, but this year, why
not add some extra spice to
your barbecue traditions?
Two summer entertaining
experts from Hormel Foods
share easy tips to serve up
an inventive menu infused
with new flavors at your next
o June 27toJuly 7: ."Behave summer grill-out.
Yourself": Adirondack
Theatre Festival -- Chailes
(From Page 6) R. Wood Theater, Glens Falls;
Flavorful grilling
"Barbecuing
is a wonderful
Outkasts Car Show - 1,000 Tuesday-Saturday, 8, p.m.;
Acres Ranch Resort, Stony call for prices; 798-7479; way to create delicious, smoky
flavor while keeping meat nice
Creek; street rods, antiques, atfestival.org
muscle cars, motorcycles,
oJune 30: North Country and juicy," says Hormel Foods'
live music, bonfire, games Triathlon - Town Beach, HG; "Flavor Czar" Dan Hernandez.
and more. No pets allowed; 1,500 meters swim, 40K bike, 10K "By experimenting with new
9 a.in.-4 p.m.; free admission run; 7:30 a.m.; northcountrytri. ethnic flavors and spices, you
for spectators. 696-7226.
add some creativity to barbecue
com
favorites
like hamburgers and
o June 23-24: Summer Fest
oJune 30 to July 1: Lake
-- Shepard Park, Lake George George Marathon: Open Water chicken."
Village; craft show, music, Swim - Lake George; 41, 500
Hernandez offers the following
food and more; 668-5771; meter, 1K, 2K, 6K and 4K relay; tips:
lakegeorgevillage.com.
543-6811; swimlakegeorge.
o Get creative with
o June 27: Seagle Music org
condiments: Give your guests
Colony 2007 Preview - Marcella
For a complete list of events, a welcome break from the
Sembrich Opera Museum, Bolton visit the I Love New York Summer usual barbecue condiments like
Landing; 1:30 p.m.; call for prices; Festival Web site at fiw250. ketchup, mustard and relish.
644-9839; operamuseum.org.
Try topping your burger with
iloveny.com.
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a fresh, flavorful salsa and a
slice of pepper jack cheese for
a Mexican twist
o Mix up a marinade:
Marinating meat adds flavor and
tenderization before cooking.
Every marinade should contain
an acidic ingredient,' such as
vinegar or wine; an oil, such as
olive or canola;· arid seasonings,
such as he~bs and spices.
oServe a savory side: For an
easy side, slice up new potatoes
and add a dash of light olive oil,
such as Carapelli Extra Light
Olive Oil, which is made in the
Mediterranean for authentic
taste. Mix in feta cheese and
rosemary, and cook on the grill
in a foil pouch for a no-mess
Greek treat.
Nutritious grilling
Summer favorites, while
heavy on taste, can, be heavy
on calories. Hormel Foods' test s·
kitchen director Joan Hanson
offers these calorie-saving tips
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do with pets. Nelson suggests
making summer' travel
enjoyable for owners and pets
alike.
"There is the option of
boarding your cat or dog. Be sure
that your pet is updated on all
vaccines and make reservations
well ahead of the day. If leaving
a pet with family or friends, be
sure they know the pet's routine,
have the phone number for your
vet available and give them
signed consent form so your vet
can do what's needed in case of
an emergency.
"If your pet is traveling with
you, have a health certificate.
Try taking short trips and try
tranquilizing medication before
long trips. It's also helpful to
bring comforting items from
home as well as food and any
medications. Always make
sure your pet has some type
of identification such as tags,
tattoos or a micro chip."
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22 - Back 40 Band
June
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12 - The Hilltown
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19 - Ron Cremisio and
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17 - The Refrigerators
24 - Rymanowski Brothers
. 31 - The Swing Dogs
August
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A!i
you head outdoors to
take advantage of the
mer weather, there are
a number of easy ways to jumpstart a healthy, active lifestyle and
kick the couch potato routine.
While it's great that you're
getting more exercise, don't
forget to incorporate smart eating
habits with increased activity.
Fueling your body with healthy
snack choices helps keep energy
levels high. But many snacks we
consider as sources of energy and
nutrition are actually loaded with
sugar and preservatives. Another
common pitfall is to avoid snacking
. altogether, and rely on two to
three big meals to provide all the
nutrients and sustainable energy
you need for the day.
o Smart snacking is a very
important part of our daily diet,"
says registered dietitian and
health educator Allegra Burton,
MPH, RD. "By eating small
portions balanced with protein
and complex carbohydrates
throughout the day, we
continually fuel our bodies with
the nutrients we need to stay
healthy and energized."
Burton says picking the right
Plan ahead so yau have plenty 01 healthy snacks when you're out and
about during the summer months.
snac};:s can be challenging,
especially when you're hungry
or on. the go. She shares five easy
. tips to carry &ough your next
trip or outdoor adventure.
oPlan aheac. Before you head
to fr_e lake for be weekend or a
famiy road trip, plan 00 a variety
Df s:lacking options to satisfy
everyone. Burt0n recommends
fresh fruit, a minure of nuts and
dried fruit, low-Jolt striag cheese,
and plenty of b<Xtled water.
oSnack small and snack often.
Whether you're going to the gym,
on a walk, or to the amusement
park or beach, throw some treats
in the car or your backpack. Allnatural products like SOYJOY, a
baked nutrition bar made with
whole soy and real fruit, are great
because they are just the right
size, taste great and provide even
sustained energy. Keep a variety
of flavors on-hand since more
options will keep you more likely
to come back for more of what's
good for you.
.
• Mix it up. There are many
smart snacking options to choose
from every day. One day you could
- have fruit and nuts, the next day
yOgl!rt or veggies with a low fat
bean dip. Variety will keep your
taste buds from getting bored
and will encourage you to keep
-reaching fur healthier snacks.
o Give in, not up. It's hard
to resist a cold, sweet treat on
a warm day at the beach or
family barbecue. Rather than
avoiding moderate indulgences,
flex your snack smarts. Choose
low-fat frozen yogurt and lean
toward dark chocolate over milk
or white chocolate since it has
antioxidants that are good for
your heart And remember, it's
all about portion control.
o Match snack with activity.
Make sure to pack snacks
appropriate for your activity. For
example, perishable or bulky
foods don't make sense if you're
embarking on a hike. Instead
pack all-natural snacks placed- in
baggies such as trail mix, and cutup veggies that are easy to carry
and stash in your backpack.
Downtown concert series has block-party feel
PJ
've at Five, now entering
its 18th season, has kept
'owntownAibany's spirits
high. after work on Thursdays
throughout the summer.
The stage comes alive with
music from national, regional
and local artists; each week
plays host to a different genre
of music.
nie weekendkicks off with an
early start, as many of Albany's
professionals, community
members and friends enjoy
the diverse musical talent
presented during the series.
The music is not the only form
of entertainment at Alive at Five
as crowd participation, dancing
and people-watching all make
for a unique blend of concert
atmosphere and hometown block
party fun.
Attendees of Alive at Five can
also sample an array of summer
favorites such as ice-cold beer,
fresh-squeezed lemonade, cotton
candy and delicious barbecue
from some of the area's local
vendors.
The concerts are held at
the Albany Riverfront Park in
the Corning Preserve every
Thursday starting June 7 and
ending Aug. 16.
to create tasty barbecue meals:
oGo lean: Choose white-meat
poultry without the skin and lean
cuts of meat, such as sirloin, flank
or tendeiloin.
oTry turkey: Many barbecue
favorites now have turkey
substitutes providing a leaner,
lower-calorie option. Try making
hamburgers with ground turkey
instead of ground beef or grill
up a seasoned turkey bratwurst,
like J ennie-O Beer 'N Turkey
Bratwurst·
oFlame-broil fruit For a lowcalorie dessert, try fruit on the
grill! Lightly brush cut fruit such as apples, pears and peaches
- with canola oil, add a dash of
cinnamon, place on skewers and
grill for about three minutes.
Safe grilling
"Preparing and serving grilled
entrees and side dishes in warm
weather can be tricky," Hanson
says. "Keeping fuod safe should
be a top priority." Here are some
food safety tips:
o Keep it cool: To prevent
bacteria growth, keep
perishable foods, like potato
salad, in the refrigerator or a
cooler until just before serving.
Also, always thaw meat in the
refrigerator or cooler, never
at room temperature or in the
sun.
oTrust the temp: Bring
your meat thermometer; cook
hamburger and pork to 160
degrees F and chicken and turkey
.to 165 degrees F. Here's a good
rule: if the juices do not run clear,
keep cooking.
oWhen in doubt, throw it out
After the meal, throwaway any
leftovers that have become wet
or have been left out for one hour
on hot days.
For more creative gril1ing tips,
flavorful recipes and food safety
guidelines, visit www.hormel.
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Schools to close
for Memorial Day
Schools in the Voorheesville
district will be closed Friday, ~ay
25, and Moncay, May 28, in honor
of the Memorial Day Ho;iday.
Memorial Day Celebration
set for Saturdall
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The annual Memorial Day
Celebration is p1annedfor Saturday,
May 26, beginnins at 10 am. with
the parade. At noon, the 31st
annual VoorheeS\ilIe 15K race will
begin and at 12:10 the 3.2K race
will start There wil1 be a Kiwanis
Chicken Bar-s.Q at Reilly & Son
Funeral Home and the din.,ers will
be served until 6 p.m. or ~k out
The annual village partj will be
held at the Jun "'ichols Memorial
Park due to the constructim at
the firehouse on Altamont Road.
There will be the usual ffi'~sic. food
and fun with DJ Lou Bolugru, but
unfortunatelv the fireworks for this
yeararecanCenedasthep;;.rkC3Illlot
aocommodate them. Hope..'iill{they
will be back next :rear.
waterfalls on a guided walk on
the Indian LadderTrail and learn
about the geobgic and cultural
history of the Helderbergs on
Saturday, May :26, at 10 a.m. Meet
at the Indian Ladder parking area
There will be a $6 per vehicle
parking fee. 'Mllk will last about
1.5 hours.
For information, call 8720OOO.
On Saturda:r, May 26, at 8:30
p.m.learn aboutthe constellations
and view objecrs in the night sky.
Telescopes will be set up near
the Nature Ce"ter parking area.
Cloudy skies will cancel. Rain
date is Sunday, May 27.
For information, call 8720800.
Nature Center
offers spring programs
Sports physicals offered
at high school
There will be a native plant
Sports pr,ysicals for the
sale at Thacher Nature Center 2007-2008 sc':l.Ool year will be
on Sunday, May 27, from Ii) a.m. given on Monday, June 4 and
to 3 p.m. Choose from a variety Tuesday,June 5,from 9to 10:30
of perennials rEpresenting a full a.m. by the school physician,
range of soil, light and moisture- Dr. Carrin KSchottler-Thal, fo~
conditions. For information, call those students not receiving
872-0800.
one from their own doctors.
On Friday, May 25 at 7 p.m .• Students who intend to play
you can find out about the frogs any sport during the 2007that are calling in the evenings 2008 school year must have
and take a walk to listen and a physical exam on file in the
identify frogs. Learn how you health office that is dated
can participate in Frogwatch, within 12 months prior to that
the National WJdlife FedEration sport's tryollt date. Students
citizen project that collects who will need a physical done
data about breeding frogs. For at school should see the school
information or to registEr, call nurse, Mrs. Jones, by May 30
872-0800.
to set up an appointment.
Enjoy spriag flowetO' and
IN BRIEF
State archives holds
contest for students
shtml, call 474-6926 or e-mail
archedu@maiLnysed.gov.
from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 30, at the Louise
Corning Center, 25 Delaware
Ave., Albany. The theme for this
year's celebration is encouraging
older Americans to "Make Every
Day a Fitness Day."
Senior Services of Albany will
offer a variety of workshops, free
health screenings and welIness
information. Health screenings
will include blood pressure,
stroke risk and vision. In addition,
attendees can take part in group
discussions and workshops on
topics such as avoiding fraud and
navigating the Internet for health
information..
Seniors can also play computer
games, pool or bingo, or take part
in a Tai Chi demonstration. There
will be a healthy buffet lunch at
To encourage students to
use historical records, the state _
archives, a program of the state
Department of Education, is
Ravena's 18th annual village
sponsoring the 17th annual
yard
sale will be held Saturday,
Student Research Awards. The
June2from9am.
to 3 p.m., rain or
2007 contest is open to all New
York students in grades 4 to 12 shine. This is a great opportunity
who use historical records in for all village residents to clean
out their basements, garages
their research projects.
The awards are presented to: and attics.
If you reside in the Village of
grades 4 to 5, grades 6 to 8, and
grades 9 to 12. The awards consist Ravena, set up your sale on your
of a framed certificate; a check own property or get together with
for $100 from an endowment neighbors for a day of fun. This
established by Regent Emerita year the RCS Community library
Laura Chodos and her husband will be hosting a book sale at
Robert Chodos; an invitation to the Congregational Christian
have lunch with the Regents in Church located at Main Street
Albany; and a behind-the-scenes and Mountain Road. Anyone nOOD.
tour of the state archives.
posting signs around the village
An seniors are welcome. Make
Eligible projects are computer- advertising their yard sale must screening and lunch reservations
based entries, such as Web sites also remove their signs by the by May 21 at 465-3325.
or PowerPoint presentations; end of the day.
exhibits; documentaries;
Call the Ravena village offices
performances; research for a
at 765-8933 if you have any
historical marker, property or
questions.
district; and traditional research
The Bethlehem Cemetery
papers.
cleanup is in progress and new
Julie Daniels, coordinator of
decoration regulations are in
the awards program, explained -- t fit
effect
that in order for an entry to
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For questions or information,
be competitive, -a substantial
Seniors are invited to National
portion of the research should Senior Health & Fitness Day call 439-2394.
be based on historical records
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historical societies, libraries,
local governments, or other
organizations. She offered some
Saturday, June 2nd and Sunday, June 3rd
examples of historical records:
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THE SPOTLIGHT
List highlights historic sites and structures in Milton
Included are local
buildings, schools
and cemeteries
By CARl SCRIBNER
scribnerc@spotlightnews.com
Whafs old is new with arecentiy
compiled list of more than 80,
historic structures and sites
in Milton that has been pulled
together by town historian Royann
Blodgett.
'The list includes geographical
sites, buildings, cemeteries,
schools and homes," said Blodgett.
'There are some references to
early Milton residents listed as
well. But this is very much a
work-in-process."
Listings of the historic
locations have long been
available, but the new
compilation, while not definitive,
pulls together information from
many resources. The list is
available to view at Milton Town
Hall.
The listing is an open-ended
document from the settlement
period of the mid-1700s through
the mid-1900s.
The list breaks up the town
into the Middle Line Road
area along Route 67 to Route
29; the northwest quadrant
in the Rock City Falls area;
the northeast quadrant in
North Milton and the Rowland
Hollow areas; the southeast
quadrant encompassing
Craneville, Factory Village and
the Bloodville areas; and the
.southwest· quadrant of West
Milton, Clute's Corners and
Spier's Corners.
"The finished document
should not be considered
as an absolutely complete
or finished document," said'
Blodgett. "As time progresses
and more recent significant
historic places reach the 50year mark, they will be added
to the inventory."
In the Middle line Road area,
sites included are the Patchin
home and family cemetery on
the west side of the road, and
Winterwood Farm on the east
side of Middle Line Road. The
farm was the location for the 1990s
filming of the Robert Redford
movie 'The Horse Whisperer."
In the Rock City Falls area,
the list includes the Grenell/
Hoyt Cemetery, which has
monuments dating from 1798 to
1932, and the Hatch Mill located
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on Route 29 and Creek Road,
once used as a trolley line stop
and saw and grist mills.
The North Milton listing
features the First Baptist Church
founded on. June 22, 1793, and
the Stone Arch Bridge built
over the Rowland Hollow Creek
in 1830.
In the Craneville and Bloodville
areas, the listing includes the
Alliance Church on Rowland Stree~
established in 1917, and the law
offices of Isaiah Blood on Maple
Avenue, which he used from 1835
until his death in 1870.
The list includes sites in the
West Milton area such as the
Pioneer Paper Mill, built before
1853, but abandoned in the 1930s,
and the Kesselring site, established
in 1948.
Blodgett said she plans
to soon have the inventory
accessible to town residents
wanting to brush up on their
local history.
"It's been done before in
different resource forms, but
now we have it on one list for
quick reference," said Blodgett
''We hope to eventually have it all
online."
A peek at town history
Along the Kayaderosseras
Creek, the town was crossed
by Native American trails used
for hunting and fishing in the
rich lands of the "Crooked
Stream." These trails became the
footpaths and horse/oxen wagon
trails that brought settlers to the
area. The David Wood family is
credited as being the first family
in the area, arriving around
1772, about 20 years 1:>efore the
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town was officially established.
Settlement contillued with
homesteads, grist and saw mills,
and blacksmiths setting up shop
; Make your summer mornings "adventure"
in close proximity to forests
and a plentiful source for water
power along the Kayaderosseras
, spelunking; rock climbing;
and the Glowgee, Gordon and
weaving; drawing; painting; historical.
Rowland's Hollow creeks.
re-enactments; guitar; fly tying; acting; ':
Early pioneers were largely
stage scenery and so much more!
~ self-sufficient farming families
who quickly established houses
of worship.
The Old Stone Church was
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(From Page 26)
encompassing much of the towns
of Malta, Milton, Ballston, and the
Village of Ballston Spa
By the mid-1800s, industrial
entrepreneurs had established
mills along the Kayaderosseras
Creek and its tributaries all
the way through Milton and
the Village of Ballston Spa.
Paper mills dominated, but
there were also cotton mills,
foundries, tanneries and
leather factories, wheel shops,
lumber and cabinetry mills, and
limestone quarries and kilns in
addition to the saw mills, grist
mills, and blacksmith shops
set up when the settlers first
came. Communities including
Rock City Falls, West Milton,
Milton Center, Craneville,
Factory Village, Bloodville
and Rowland's Hollow were
clustered in the mill areas
where churches, schools,
stores, hotels and boarding
houses were situated. In 1896,
mills and communities along
the Kayaderosseras were joined
by an electric railway running
from Ballston Spa to Middle
Grove, bringing freight and
The Milton Hill Farm, circa 1772,on Middleline Road is on the registry 01 historic sites in Millon.
passenger service connecting
Cari Scribner!Spollighl with to other rail lines in the
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The love of history
Regardless of whether they
read through the inventory of
historic places, Blodgett said she
hopes to have more people roll
down their windows and take a
look at wnat's out there.
"We're all driving around past
these places every day and not
appreciating them for what they
are," said Blodgett "I've always
been fascinated by local history,
and I want other people to know
aboutil"
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THE SPOTLIGHT
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Nancy R. Binley
Nancy R. Binley, 64, of
Delmar, died Saturday, May 5,
at St. Peter's Hospital.
Born in 1943, she lived most
of her life in Delmar, where
her mother's family has a long
and distingnished history. She
graduated. from Bethlehem
Central High School in 1961
followed by business school:
She worked from her home
caring for both her grandmothe;
and mother. She loved cats
dogs, gardens and birds. Sh~
was also a member of the First
United Methodist Church for
more than 50 years.
Surviving are a brother Paul
Binley Jr. of Greenville: and
cousins; Joan Thorn of ~ncho
Mirage, Calif., and Barbara
Mallory of Ontario, Canada;
and special friends. Services
were from the Applebee Funeral
Home, Delmar.
Peter Nucci
Peter Nucci, 44, of Delmar
died on Sunday, May 13, whil~
with his family at his camp on
Lake Champlain.
Born in Albany, he was
the son of Richard A. and
Marie Nucci of Delmar and
Tequesta, Fla. He graduated
from Bethlehem Central High
School in 1981 and Morrisville
Community College in 1983. He .
was employed at CSX in Selkirk
as an engineer.
He was an avid boater,
camper and fisherman. He had
his pilot's license and enjoyed
·fiying. He was devoted to his
family and loved spending
time with his children. He was
director of the Warner Lake
Camp, a water skiing camp.
. In addition to his parents
survivors include his significant
other, Kimberly Pelton; a son,
Jake Pelton; two daughters,
Morgan and Melanie Nucci' a
sister, Maria Mancuso, all 'Of
Delmar; two brothers, Michael
J. Nucci of Albany and Thomas
J. Nucci of Saratoga Springs.
Services were from the
Applebee Funeral Home
Delmar. Contributions may
be made to the Nucci Family
Fund at any Key Bank location
for the benefit and education of
the children.
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Mildred H. Frisbie
Mildred H. Frisbie of
Glenmont died Saturday May
12.
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She was the widow of
Kenneth A Frisbie.
Survivors include a daughter,
Jane Thompson of Bradenton
Fla., and four grandchildren:
The funeral is private and
under the direction of the
Meyers Funeral Home, Delmar.
Contributions may be made
.to the First Church of Christ
Scientist,555 Delaware Ave.,
Delmar 12054.
Frank Becker Jr.
Frank Becker Jr., 79, of
New Scotland died at home on
Tuesday, May 15.
Survivors include his
wife, Virginia Van Alstyne;
a daughter, Debbie Storm'
a sister, Alice Haskell; tw~
grandchildren; and four great·
grandchildren.
He worked for 40 years as an
oil maintenance man at Marshall
Stevens in Knox. Services were
from the Fredendall Funeral
Home, Altamont. Interment to
follow in the South Bethlehem
Cemetery.
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Edgar Nye, of Selkirk, died
Tuesday, May 8.
.
He was a fun·loving gny who
loved his family, his friends
his church family, his family
at DelMonico's and especially
his dogs. He worked for the
state Office of General Service
for more than 30 years and
worked also for many years
for the World Wide Wrestling
Federation. He regularly
attended the stai of Bethlehem
Missionary Baptist Church. He
cherished his friendship with
,
Pastor Beresford Bailey.
Survivors include his wife
Media Nye; daughter, Victori~
Nye·Cordi; a brother, William
Nye; and three grandchildren.
A memorial service was held at
the Star of Bethlehem Baptist
Church in Albany.
Paul H. Empie Sr.
Paul H. Empie Sr., of
Guilderland, died Thursday,
May 17, at the Albany County
Nursing Home after a long
illness,
!Ie was born in Schenectady, .
raised in Voorheesville
and lived most of his adult
life in Guilderland Center
and Guilderland. He was
predeceased by his wife of 51
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Paul and Peter Empie Sr.; a
d~ughter, Penelope; and many
meces and nephews.
He graduated from
Voorheesville High School
and served in the Air Force
(Army) during World War II.
He attended night school at
Siena College on the G.I. Bill
and worked as a tire salesman'
for BF Goodrich in Menands.
He was also an insurance agent
for Mutual of New York and
worked in the family grocery
business for many years before
he opened Empie's Market in
Berne..
He was named to the zoning
board of appeals in the town of
Guilderland in 1962 and was its
chairman from 1963 through
1977. He became the town's
planning and zoning coordinator
and chief building inspector
in 1978. He also served as
chief fire inspector. He served
as a volunteer firefighter in
Guilderland Center, worked
for the centralization of the
Guilderland School District
and h.elped a citizen's grou~
estabhsh the first zoning laws
in Guilderland in the early
1950s. He was also a Mason
and belonged to the American
Legion. For a brief time, he
was chairman of the town of
Guilderland Republican Party.
Services were from
Fredendall Funeral Home
Altamont. Contributions may b~
made to the Guilderland Center
Fire Department, Guilderland
Center, NY 12084.
Elizabeth Fink
Elizabeth Fink, 86, of
Glenmont, died Friday, May
18, at. the Hospice Inn of St.
Peter's Hospital.
.
Born in Albany, she was a
homemaker and a communicant
of St. Thomas the Apostle
Church. She was the widow of
Martin Fink. .
Survivors include two
daughters, Margaret Lent of
Latham ,and Darlene Rabideau of
Glenmont; three grandchildren
and five great·grandchildren
• survived.
Services were from The
Daniel Keenan Funeral Home
Albany. A Mass of Christia~
Burial was celebrated at St.
Thomas the Apostle Church in
Delmar.
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IN BRIEF
P.ublic info meeting
scheduled with DOT
Albany County, in conjunction
with the state Department of
Transportation, has announced
that a public informational
meeting will be held to discuss
the proposed replacement of the
County Route 53 (Old SChool
Road, formerly known as Jericho
Road) Bridge over CSX Railroad
Selkirk yard. The meeting will be
held attheAWBecker Elemtueray
School, located at 1146 Route 9W
in Selkirk on Wednesday, May 30,
at 6:30 p.m.
.
The county, in cooperation with
the DOT and Federal Highway
Administration, is developing
the preliminary design for this
project.
The purpose of the meeting is
to present alternatives and obtain
comments on the porposed project
from individuals, gorups, officials
and local agencies. The county is
specifically soliciting comments
on the developed alternatives for
the projecfs social, economic and
environmental effects. TIlls public
information meeting is part of
the continuing efforts by Albany
County, the state Department of
Transportation and the Federal
Highway Adminsitration to
Dorothy and Robert Torpey
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development of transportation
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Delmar resident Ann
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for her volunteer efforts from
County Exec'utive Michael G.
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Donohue was nominated for
the honor by the Good Samaritan
Nursing Home in Delmar, at which
she has consistently volunteered
weekly since1980. Now in her
90s, Donohue has spent her
entire adult life volunteering for
various organizations. She was
volunteer director of students
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the wetlands of Five Rivers will
be held on Saturday, June 2, 2
p.m., at the state Department of
Environmental Conservation's
Five Rivers Environmental
Education Center, 56 Game Farm
Road, Delmar.
Center naturalists will lead an
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and unadorned. In the 1830s,
when James King became the
new owner, he converted the
exterior to the Greek revival
design by adding columns in
the front and rear entrances.
After the opening of the
Erie Canal in 1825, the entire
AlbanyI Arbor Hill area grew
rapidly, thanks to a thriving
lumbering business at the
terminus of 1;he canal.
In 1848, Thomas Worth
Olcott purchased the mansion
and his
descendants
resided there
until 1948
when they
deeded the
structure to
theACRA
to insure its
preservation
as a historic
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By DICK BUYER
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A
,
bottle <if wine
discovered in 1970 by
archaeologists in Albany's
Ten Broeck Mansion and
later sold at an auction
generated sufficient funds
to preserve the structure
for future generations,
according to Sue Kastan,
executive director of the
Albany County Historical
Association (ACRA), owner
of the historical dwelling.
Today, the Ten Broeck
Mansion in Albany offers
visitors a view of a home
representing the elegant
lifestyle of a rich Dutch clan
in the late 1700 to 1800s.
It was built in 1798 and
called "Prospecf' because of
its commanding view of the
Hudson River. It was built as
a retirement home for the
Ten Broecks, a prominent
family of the era. Abraham
Ten 'Broeck served the
city, state and country in
various roles during Albany's
Colonial years. :-Ie was a
military commander during the
Revolutonary War: Albany's
mayor from 1779 to 1798; a
state senator; jt:.dge; ar;d first
presideDt of the Bank of Albany
and the city's publk library.
Priorto his marriage in :'763,
Abraham was an aJ:prentice in
business with his brother-in-
law, Robert Livingston, famous
in his own right.
"He married Elizabeth,
nee Van Rensselaer," said
Kastan, "and in 1748, they built
the house on 5 acres ofland
outside the city leased from
his wife's family who were
patroons."
Elizabeth's parents lived
in the Van Rensselaer Manor
House located north of Albany
along today's Broadway.
The couple had two
daughters and one son. One
of the women married and
moved to Stillwater, and her
sister remained a spinster..
By the 1800s, said Kastan,
in addition to the couple and
their children, 10 black slaves
also lived in the house. By
1810, Elizabeth had released
six. Ten Broeck died in 1810
and Elizabeth, three years
later. There were several
owners of the mansion after
that.
Originally, the mansion
was constructed in the
Federal style, rectangular
museum open
to the public.
The Olcotts
-father
and son
- collected
wines, which included a rare
variety of French Bordeaux
wines plus varietals from
extinct grapes, lost to blight. In
1970, one valuable wine bottle
was discovered - the one that
provided sufficient funds to
repair the roof and the 18th
-century brickwork.
On a tour, visitors can
observe 13 rooms on three
floors, plus three bathrooms
and granite fixtures.
Kastan said the mansion's
fine furnishings reflect the
style and the best of local
craftsmanship that would have
been found in homes of wealthy
families in mid-19th century.
In a sense, viewing portraits
of some members of the Ten
Broeck clan and other notables
of the time period done by local
artists of the era, provides a
dose of realistic ambience to
any visit.
A tour of
the mansion
enables a visitor
to sense the life
and furniture
of a prospero.lS
family during
the city's
Colonial period.
For
information
about tours, call
436-9826.
Beginning in
May, the regular
tour schedule
is Thursdays
and Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
Saturdays and Sundays 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for
adults; $4 for seniors and
students; and $3 for children 12
and under.
The Ten Broeck Mansion is
located at 9 Ten Broeck Place
in Albany.
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Entertainment
Theater
THE CRUCIBLE
Presented by Capital Repertory Theatre,
111 North Pearl St., Albany, through May
26, $34-$42.lnlormalion, 445-7469.
110 IN THE SHADE
Season-opening musical presented by
Mac-Haydn Theatre. 1925 Route 203,
Chatham, May 24 throughJune3, $24.50. $25.50, $23.50 matinees. Information,
392-9292.
SYLVIA
Presented by Classic TheaterGuild at Old
Songs Inc., 37 South Main St., Voorheesville, May 25-27, $12.lnlormation, 424-6579.
Music
CHERYL WHEELER
Female singer-songwriter, May 24, 8p.m.,
WAMC Performing Arts Studio, Central
Avenue, Albany, $23. Information, 4655233, ext. 4.
SLOAN WAINWRIGHT
Female folk singer-songwriter, May 25,
Caffe Lena, 47 Phila SI., Saratoga Springs.
Inlormation, 583-0022.
"PHIL OCHS SONG NIGHT"
Featuring John Flynn, Magpie, Greg
Greenway and more, May 26, 8 p.m.,
WAMC Pertorming Arts Studio, Central
Avenue, Albany, $18. Inlormation, 4655233, ext. 4.
JOHN HIATT
Roots rock Singer-songwriter does solo
acoustic show, May 27,8 p.m., The Egg,
Empire State Plaza, Albany, $29.50.lnlormati on, 473-1845.
THE JORDAN FAMILY
Family 01 jazz artists, May 29, 8p.m., Spa
Little Theatre, Saratoga Spa State
Park,Saratoga Springs, $2S.lnformation,
476-1000.
ALBANY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Featuring violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman,
May 31, 7:30p.m., Palace Theatre, corner
of Clinton Avenue and North Pearl Street,
Albany, $55-$85. Inlormation, 476-1000
JOAN ARMATRADING
Female singer-songwriter, May 31,7:30
p.m., The Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany, $34.50. Inlormation, 473-1845.
ROBERTA'GAMBARINI
Jazz singer, May 31, 8 p.m., Spa Little
Theatre, Saratoga Spa State Park,Saratoga
Springs, $25.lniormation, 476-1000.
FELIX CAVALlERrS RASCALS
Art League members, through July 31,
Classic pop rock band opening Alive at 961 Troy-Schenectady Road, Latham.lnFive concert series, with special guest the lormation, 786-6557.
Happenings, June 7, S p.m., Riverfront
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DANCE
Park, Albany, Iree.lnlormation, 434-2032.
'Dancing Rebels,' an exhibit about the
MIKE THORNTON JAZZ BAND
New Dance Group, plus on'going exhibits,
Vocalist Irom comedy troupe The Capitol 99 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
.
Steps, June 9, 8p.m., WAMC Pertorming Inlormation, 584-2225.
Arts Studio, Central Avenue, Albany, $20.
NEW YORK STATE
Inlormation, 465-5233, ext. 4.
MILITARY MUSEUM
'Battleground for Freedom: New York during the Revolutionary War,' and "Lost
Ladies: Women of the Civil War,' ongoing, 61 Lake Ave., Saratoga Springs. InWEIRD AL YANKOVIC
lormation, 581-5100.
Parodying hit songs 01 the last 30 years,
SARATOGA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM
June 1,7:30 p.m., Palace Theatre,corner
of Clinton Avenue and North Pearl Street, Ongoing exhbits-including 'East of OeAlbany, $20-$36.lnlormation, 465-4663. trait' and New York racing, 11 0Avenueol
BRIAN REGAN
Veteran stand-up comedian, June 7, 8
p.m., Palace Theatre, corner of Clinton
Avenue and North Pearl Street, Albany,
$36. Inlormation, 465-4663.
Comedy
Dance
BURN THE FLOOR
Ballroom dancers brings their 'Floor Play,'
show to region, May 25,8 p.m., Proctor's
Theatre, 432 State St., Schenec-tady,
$19.75-$39.75. Inlormation, 346-6204.
Visual Arts
NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM
'Alex Katz: Selections from the Whitney
Museum of American Art,' through Aug.
19; "Look Alikes: The Amazing World 01
Joan Steiner,' through Dec. 31; plus permanent collections on the 9/11 recovery
effort, New York state history and geography, Empire State Plaza, Madison Avenue.lnformation,474-5877.
ALBANY INSTITUTE OF ART
'Paul Cushman: Thye Work and World of
a ~ew York State Potter, 1800-1850,"
through May 27; "The Autobiography 01
Bill Sullivan,' a restrospective collection,
through July30; "Full Steam Ahead: Robert Fulton and the Age 01 Steamboats,"
through Dec. 31; plus exhibits on Hudson
River School painting, American sculptureand the history 01 Albany, 125 Washington Ave.lnlormation, 463-4478.
SCHENECTADY MUSEUM
Spirit of Schenectady, collection highlights and planetarium, Nott Terrace
Heights Inlormation, 382-7890.
ALBANY AIRPORT GALLERY
Site-specific installations by Larry Kagan
and Cara Nigro, aswellp.s installations by
THE FRANK WAKfFlELD BAND
Bluegrass mandolin pioneer, June 2, 8 Anthony Garner, Baris Karayazgan, Paul
p.m., WAMC PertormingArts Studio, Cen- Katz, Nancy Klepsch and Victoria Palermo.
tral Avenue,Albany, $22. Information, 465- Information, 242-2243.
5233, ext. 4.
LOCAL COLOR ART GALlERY
'Spring Tones,' featuring works by Colonie
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SARATOGA SPRINGS YOUTH
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Auditioning middle and high school students for its jau, wind and string ensembles, as well as its symphony orchestra, June 3, Maple Avenue Middle School,
Saratoga Springs.lnlormation, 899-2460.
DELMAR COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Openings in the string, horn and percussion sections. I.nformation, 439-7749.
COLONIE TOWN BAND
Several openings, rehearsals on Mondaysat 7:30 p.m. at town hall, Route 9,
Newtonville. Information, 783-2760.
COLONIE CENTENNIAL
BRASS CHOIR
Openings for brass players, rehearsals on
first Thursday and third Tuesday of the
month, at 7:15 p.m., town hall, Route 9,
Newtonville. Information, 783-2760.
SUBURBAN SOUNDS COMMUNITY
CHORUS
Scotland Road, Slingerlands.
tion, 439-2360.
Informa~
A CAPPELLA
New, informal, coeda cappella group in
Delmar, for adults and teens 16 and
older. Information, 439-0130.
SIENA CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR
Rehearsals Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. lor
Openings in mixed chorus, rehearsals
Sundays at 7p.m. at Lynnwood Reformed
Church, Route 146, Guilderland.lnlormation, 861-8000. "
orchestra, Wednesdays at 6 p.m. for
choir, Siena College, Route 9,
Loudonville. Inlormation, 783-2325.
FRIENDSHIP SINGERS
Openings in the string section, also
need French horn, trombone, flute and
bass drum players, rehearsals Friday at
9 a.m., Shenendehowa Senior Center,
Clifton Common, Clifton Park. Information, 372-5146.
Openings in women's singing group, focusing on old favorites and show tunes,
rehearsals Tuesday mornings at Community United Methodist Church 1499 New
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1 Recipe abbr.
4 Pond growth
8 Glutton
11 Hamlet, for
one
15 Hunted one
16'Reel
backward
17 Conifer
droppings
19 Hoedown
22 Gagarin or
Glenn
23 Prefix for
screen or
occupy
24 Make-up
maker
25 Mr. Alighieri .
27
Davis
28 "_ Goes By"
30 Hoglike
animal
33 Earth
35 Permanent
name
36 Return to an
original
position
42 States further
44 Essay
45 Perf.ume
47
Prog nostication
50 Yank
52 limb
54
Carlo
55 Parkers
57 Music style
60 _ word;
briefly
61 Summon
62 Video game
maker
63 Fix
65 Originally
67 Writer
Deighton
68 Romantic
conflicts
72 Gift for baby
75 Suffix for
violin or
canoe
76 Broke God's
law
77 Capital city
79 Plant
destroyer
84 Wool bearer
86 Ending for
wind or rain
87 Roof support
88 Do very well
89 Three in 38
Down
90 Bench
warmer
92
Measurements
93 Boston_
95 Rouse to
action
100 "Yes, yesl"
to Charo
102 Ten
105 Class for a
business
major: abbr.
108 Elec, unit
109 Of the moon
110 Lovely to
view
112 Works for
117 Clinton &
others
119 Adore
foolishly
121 NNW plus
90 0
122 Starting
paint
124 Made
orderly
128 Judge's
word
129 Cut
130 Greek letters
131 Munches
132 Mr. Beatty
133
Trigonometry
student's
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act as
expected
2 Vast expanse
3 Egyptian
monument
4 Mr. Ray
5 Attached shed
6 Schwarzkopf
or
Eisenhower:
abbr,
7 Electrical
discharge
8 Revolver
9 Room-to·room
communica
tion system
10 Eur, language
11 Over
12 Med. school
subject
13 Nonaligned:
abbr.
14 This: Sp.
15 Vowel
separators
17 Stovetop item
18 Corn holder
19 BadenBaden,e.g.
20 Tempted one
21 Instruct
26 In _; doing
the same
old thing
29 Less sensible
31 Quantity:
abbr.
32 Capita's
forerunner
34 Offer
36 Fort Collins
sch,
37 Give
temporarily
38 "Eternal City'"
39 Swamp
dweller,
familiarly
40 Long and
lean
41 Within: pref,
43 Wino's woe,
for short
46 Bedtime', for
many
47 Skating rink
48 Matching
sock
49 liveliness
51 Welcoming
one
53 Texas
56 lit up?
58 likely
59 Break down
grammatically
60 Shiraz
resident
61 School
competition
63 Motor homes,
for short
64 Clock
numeral
66 Antiquity
69 Paint base
70 Albuquerque,to-Santa
Fe direction:
abbr.
71 Org, for little
cos.
72 Chomp
73
"iComprendo!"
74 Sesame
Street fellow
78 White-collar
workplace
79 like winter
weather
80 Company
pres.
81 Earth tone'
82 Part of
speech
83 Mr. Nastase
85 _ Virginia
87 Baseball stat.
89 Band
instrument
91 WWII dance
sponsor
94 Geologic
period
96 Survey
opinions
97 Make
. over;
treat royally
98
Tin Tin
99 RV camp
ground chain
101 Withdrew
103 Supposed
104 Decree
106 like some
streets
107 little
senoritas
110 Sault
Marie
111 Baseball's
Ron
112 Being, in
Latin
113 Bluish-green
114 Oxidation
115 Cole &
Turner
116 Fem. title
118 Headed
120 "Coffee, Tea
?"
123 German
article
125 Units of
volume:
abbr.
126 Swiss
canton
t(me
127 One
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!PA6E'32
Calendar of Events Spotlight
Wednesday, May 23
BETHLEHEM
DELMAR ROTARY
Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m.
Information, 767-2930.
.•
BC SCHOOL BOARD
district office, 90 Adams Place, 7 p.m.
Information, 439-7098
BETHLEHEM ELKS LODGE 1133
1016 River Road (Route 144); Cedar Hill,
8 p.rn.lnformation, 767-2886.
HEALING TESTIMONY MEETING
PLAYGROUP MEETING
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 555
First United Methodist Church playgroups' Delaware Ave .. 7:30 p,m. Information,
will meet from 10:30 to noon in the nurs- 439-2512.
ery. Playgroup provides opportunity for
child caretakers and pre-nursery school
NEW SCOTLAN D
age children to socialize in a relaxed
atmosphere. 'Information, call'439-9976,
FAITH TEMPLE
ext 228.
Biblestudy,NewSalem, 7:30 p.m.lnformation,765-2870.
MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS
(MOPS)
PRAYER MEETING
Christian fellowship group for mothers of
preschool children, altha Delmar Reformed evening prayer meeting and Bible study,
Church, 386 Delaware Ave., nursery care Mountainview Evangelical Free Church,
provided, 9:30 a.m. until 11 :30 a.m., Route 155, 7:30 p.C. Information, 765Information, call Jennifer at 439-9929 or 3390.
e-mail, info@drchurch,org.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue
Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Information, 439-0503.
BETHLEHEM LIONS CLUB
Normanside Country Club, Delmar, 7 p.m.
Information, 439-4857.
ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP
Northeast NY Alzheimer's Association
meetings for families, caregivers, and
friends; Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585
Delaware Ave., 7 p,rn.
SOLIO ROCK CHURCH
1 Kenwood Ave., evening prayer and Bible
study, 7 p.m.tnformation, 439-4314.
CHENREZIG PRACTICE
AND MmrrATION
Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Compassion, at the KTC Buddhist Center, Doane
Stuart School, Route 9W, Albany,·7 p.m.,
Information, 374-1792.
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware
Ave., Delmar, 7:30 p.m. Information,
439-4955.
BINGO
Blanchard American Legion Post, 16 Poplar
Drive, 7:30 p.m. Information, 439-9819.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 58
Elsmere ElementarySchool, 247 Delaware
Ave., 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, May 24
NEW SCOTLAN 0
THE ClOTHING ClOSET
A service supported by area Reformed
churches to provide clothing to those in
need: volunteers welcome. Clarksville
Reformed Church, Route 443, Clarksville,
8:30-11 :30a.m. and4-7 p.m. Information,
768-2916 or 439-5400.
.
VOORHEESVILLE
VOORHEESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Thursday night poets at 6:30 pm at the
Voorheesville Public Library. No sign up.
Friday, May 25
BETHLEHEM
CHILDREN'S WRITING WORKSHOP
(JULY ANO AuGUST)
Bethlehem Public Library, 451Delaware
Ave., 9:30 a.m. -11 :30 a.m" Information,
439-9341.
SLINGERLANDS
VISUAL SUPPORT GROUP
Strategies to cope with visual impairment,
led by Dr. Edwin Pesnel. Refreshments,
SLINGERLANDS COMMUNIlY
Room 101, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 DelaUNITED METHODiST CHURCH
Slingerlands Community United ware Avenue, Delmar, 1-2 pm. Sponsored
Methodist Church, 1499 New Scot- byBethlehem Senior Servirns.lnformation.
land Road, Sling~rlands offers a 439-4955, ext 4.
contemporary worship service, "A
AA MEETING
. Gathering" every Thursday from 6:30
until7 p.m. Children are most welcome First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, Route
at the Gathering, and child care will 9W, 7:30 p.m.
be provided.
CHABAD CENTER
BETHLEHEM
Friday services, discussion and kiddush
at sunset, 109 Elsmere Ave, Information,
439-8280.
BETHLEHEM SENIOR CITIZENS
Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 Delaware Ave.,
NEW SCOTLAND
12:30 p.m. Information, 439-4955.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
First Reformed Church of Bethlehem,
7 p.m., Route 9W, Selkirk. Information,
767-2243.
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
(SEPTEMBERTHRU MAY)
children's choir, 6:15 p,m., senior choir,
7 p.m., 85 Elm Ave. Information, 4394328.
AA MEETINGS
Slingerlands Community Church, 1499
New Scotland Road, noon, and Delmar
Reformed Church, 3B6 Delaware Ave.,
8:30 p.m.
PIONEER ClU8S
For children grades 1 through junior high;
Mountainview Evangelical Free Church,
Route 155, 3:45 - 5 p.m. information,
765-3390.
YOUTH GROUP MEETINGS
United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, New
Salem, 7 p.m. Information', 765-4410.
Saturday, May 26
BETHLEHEM
AA MEETING
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, E5 Elm Ave.,
7:30 p.m.
GLENMONT
Story Hour at Tea and Tattered Pages Used
Books, 329 Glenmont Road, Glenmont,
10:30 a.m.
Sunday, May 27
Monday, May 28
BETHLE,HEM
PEACE VIGIL
Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace, weekly
peace vigil, Four Corners intersection, .
Delmar, 5~6 p.m .. Information, 439-1 968,
NIMBLEFING ERS/QUILTERS
(SEPTEMBER-JUNE ONLY)
Voorheesville Public Library, 51 School
Road, 1 to 3 p.m. Information, 7652791
Wedesday, May 30
VOORIIHSVILLE
DELMAR KIWANIS
Tool's Family Restaurant, Delaware Avenue, VOORHEESVILLE PUBlIC LIBRARY
WORSHIP INFORMATION
6:15 p.m. Information, call Chris at 439- Blues Journey Music and Poetry event for
Bethlehem Community Church, 201 3026 or Gary 439-9629
teens at 7 p.m. at the Voorheesville Public
ElmAve.,439-3135.
Library. No signup.
PLAYGROUP
Bethlehem Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, Elm Avenue and First United Methodist Church, 428
BETHLEHEM
Feura Bush Road, 439-0358.
Kenwood Ave. Meets 10:30 a.m. to noon
Bethlehem Lutheran, Church, 85 Elm in the nursery. The playgroup provides
DELMAR ROTARY
Ave., 439-4328.
opportunities for child care takers and
Delmar Full Gospel Church, 292 pre-nursery school age children tosocialize Normanside Country Club, 7:30 a.m.
Elsmere Ave., 439-4407.
in a relaxed atmosphere. Information, call Information, 767-2930.
Delmar Presbyterian Church, 585 439-9976 exl. 228
PLAYGROUP MEETING
Delaware Ave., 439-9252.
Delmar Reformed ChurCh, 386
First Uniled MethodISt Church playYOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Delaware Ave., 439-9929.
groups will meet from 10:30 to noon in
Family of God Nazarene Church, Parks and Recreation Office, Elm Avenue the nursery. Playgroup provides opportuPark,
2-5:30
p.m.
Also
Wed.
2-5:30
p.m.
Krumkill Road at Blessing Road,
nity for child caretakers and pre-nursery
Information, 439-0503.
North Bethlehem, 453-9953.
school age children to socialize in a
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555
relaxed atmosphere. Information, call
CLASS IN JEWISH MYSTICISM
Delaware Ave., 439-2512.
439-9976, exl. 228.
First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, Delmar Chabad Center, 109 Elsmere Ave.,
7 p.m. Information, 439-8280.
Route 9W, Selkirk, 767-2243.
MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS
First United Methodist Church of
(MOPS)
Delmar, 428 Kenwood Ave., 439INDOOR PISTOL SHOOTING
Christian
fellowship
group for moth9976.
Albany County Pistol Club, Winne Place,
Glenmont Community Church, 7 to 9 p.rn. Also Tuesday, Information, ers 01 preschool children, at the Delmar Reformed Church, 386 Delaware
1 Chapel Lane, Glenmont, 436- 439-0057
Ave., nursery care provided, 9:30
7710.
a.m. until 11:30 a.m., Information,
Gospel Fellowship, 10 Rockefeller
OELMAR COMM. ORCHESTRA
call Jennifer at 439-9929 or e-mail,
Road, Delmar, 482-2132.
King's Chapel, 434 Route 9W, Glen- rehearsal, Bethlehem Town Hall, 445 i nfo@drchurch. 0rg.
Delaware Ave., 7:30 ,p.m. Information,
mont, 426-9955.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
KTC Buddhist Center, Doane Stuart 439-7749.
School, Route 9W, Albany,10 a.m.
Parks and Recreation Office, Elm AvAA MEETING
meditation, 11 a.m. tea, 11 :30 a.m.
enue Park, 2-5:30 p.m. Information,
study course, 374-1792.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Ave., 439-0503.
Mount Moriah Ministries, Route 9W, 8:30 p.m.
Glenmont, 426-4510.
SOLID ROCK CHURCH
Slingerlands Community UMC, 1499
NEW SCOTLAN D
1 Kenwood Ave., evening prayer and Bible
New Scotland Road, 439-1766.
study, 7 p.m.lnformalion, 439-4314.
Solid Rock Church, 1 Kenwood Ave.,
QUARTET
REHEARSAL
Glenmont, 439-4314.
CHENREZIG PRACTICE
South Bethlehem United Method- United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, New
AND MEDITATION
ist Church, 65 Willowbrook Ave., Salem, 7:15 p.m. Information, 765-4410.
Meditation on the Bodhisattva of Compas767-9953.
sion, at the KTC Buddhist Center, Doane
SI. Michael's Shrine, Beacon Road at
Stuart School, Route 9W, Albany, 7 p.m.,
Route 9W, Glenmont, 462-2016.
tnformation,374-1792.
51. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
Poplar Drive and Elsmere Avenue,
Delmar, 439-3265;
BINGO
BETHLEHEM
51. Thomas The Apostle ChurCh, 35
Blanchard American Legion Post, 16
Adams Place, Delmar, 439-4951 .•
Poplar Drive, 7:30 p.m. information,
Unity of Faith Christian Fellowship,
439-9B19.
FARMERS MARKET
436 Krumkill Road, North Bethlehem,
(SUMMER ONLY)
438-7740.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 58
Market and Chicken Barbeque,
(WHEN SCHOOL IS IN SESSION)
2:30
p.rn.
t06p.m.
rain
orshine,
FirstUnited
NEW SCOTLAN 0
Elsmere Elementary School, 247 Delaware
Methodist Church, 428 Kenwood Ave.
Ave., 7:30 to 9 p.m.
WORSHIP INFORMATION
PRAYER MEETING
All Nation's Baptist Church, 2558 AtGospel Fellowship, 7p.m., 10Rockefeller
HEALING TESTIMONY MEETING
Western Ave., Guilderland, 475-9086, Rd., Delmar, beneath Normans Kill bridge, First Church of Christ, Scientist, 555
ESLand Bible classes, 9 a.m.; Worship Information 482-2132.
Delaware Ave., 7:30 p.m. Information,
Services, 10 a.m.
439-2512.
Clarksville Community Church, Route
TREASURE COVE THRIFT SHOP
443,768-2916.
NEW SCOTLAND
- Family Worship Center, 92 Lower First United Methodist Church, 428 KenCopeland Hill Road, Feura Bush, wood Ave., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m Gently used
brand name clothing and accessories at
FAITH TEMPLE
768-2021.
Faith Temple, New Salem, 765- very low prices.
Biblestudy, NewSalem, 7:30p.m.lnforma2870.
tion,765-2870.
CHURCH LUNCH
First United Methodist ChurCh, 68
(JUNE, JULY, AUGUST)
Maple Ave" Voorheesville, 765PRAYER MEETING
2895.
Sponsored by the South Bethlehem United evening prayer meeting and Bible
Jerusalem Reformed Church, Route Methodist Church, Willowbrook Avenue, study, Mountainview Evangelical
32, Feura Bush, 439-0548.
weekly on Tuesdays, 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free Church, Route 155, 7:30 p.m.
Mountainview Evan'gelical Free Information, 767-9953.
Information, 765-3390.
Church, Route 155, Voorheesville,
765-3390.
BINGO
NEW SCOTLAND SENIORS
Onesquethaw Reformed Church, Tarryat the Bethlehem Elks Lodge, Route 144, Wyma:1 Osterhout Community Center,
town Road, Feura Bush, 768-2133.
7:30 p.m.
New Salem, call for time. Information,
New Scotland Presbyterian Church,
765-2'09.
Route 85, 439-6454.
NEW SCOTLAND
SI. Matthew's Church, Mountain View
AA MEETING
Road, Voorheesville, 765-2805.
Unionville Reformed ChurCh, Delaware
PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
First United Methodist Church of VoorheesTurnpike, 439-5001.
Weekly at Voorheesville Public Library, ville, 68 Maple S\., 8 p.m.
United Pentecostal Church, Route 85, . 51 School Road, 10:15 a.m Information,
New Salem, 765-4410.DAY
765-2791.
BETHLEHEM
Tuesday, May 29
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Services Spotlight
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Appliance &
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BUILDING·CORP
Quality Homes
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Insured-Professional
Reasonable-ExpfJfienced
MDO
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.. Spring Clean-Ups" Mowing
REMODELING
All types of Interior & Exterior
Carpentry, Home Improvements
& General Contracting'
.
756-9670
La,.,.. & Landscaping
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518-334-0564
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_~'lQliIlmItYS.1
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Homes • Apartments • Offices
_ Weekly or Bi.Weekly
Call Iaelyn for details!
Since 1975
Commercial & Residential
References Available Upon Request
Fully Insured· Free Estimates
I
469·'80,3 or '06·6989
Clear
VIew
Window Qeaning
SPRING
,
PRESSURE WASHING
S~rving Delmar ar~a
25 years
Gary D. Oliver' 439-4856
"your 'pane' is our pleasure"
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The Cornputer Grove
NO JOB TOO SMAll
Repair, Installation,
~
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and overall assistance
, '
for yoor computer.
Wetley Grove lowner)· (Stl) 215-0295
wuleY9 rove@nycap.rr.colII
www.TheComuterGrove.com
• SPRING CLFANUPS •
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shrubs, any lawn care need:&t:"
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Dave 765-9004
CONTACT JEFF@ 225-8662
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Nursery Hours 8y Appoinlmenl
IKTonoa.
St:eve's
delivery to your home
New Landscaping Installalions &Mulching
Landscape Mainlenance &Trimming
Removal of Old Shrubs &Small Trees
Wee~y Mowing - Seasonal Cleanups
Lawn Fertiliring &Shrub Trealments
,Since 1969
Please Call 458-1171
GRAVES
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Licensed", Insured
Full Service Contractor
588-7600
FREE Estimates
SONS
CONTRACTORS
768-2893 or 768-8307
RD.1 Delmar, N.Y. 12054
Masonry and carpentry
New and Repairs
Concrete· Block· Brick - Stone
Roofing - Decks - Garages etc.
HOME REPAIR &
MAINTENANCE, LTD.
• Minor Repairs· Painting
• Wall Repairs· Masonry· Carpentry
• Gutter Cleaning· Electrical
No Job Too Small 439-6863
IG'N;:;rr,,--, Carpentry
ICENSED MASTER ELECTRIC/AN tiCtNSE 13
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Kitchens &
Bathrooms
II ~y;::~
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Fully Insured
Painting
Masonry
,
Ceramic
469·1973 or 732·3302
BOYD
LANDSCAPING
Mowing
&
Beds,
Shrubs,
Mulch
E ectrical
Contractors
Service Calls & Repairs
475-1491
·A~PLUSFENCE
Complete line of Fencing Needs ,
~~E~~;;;5
I, -Bob: 542-0271, I,I ,~~=~~~~~
Receive an additional
$100 oft in~talls- -
• Sanding
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• Installation
• Custom Work
-Insured
• Work Guaranteed
- Free Estimates ....
596-2333
"
Family business tor over 50 years
Business
Directory
Advertising
Call 439·4940
..
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GARAGES,ESTATES
Houses Emptied- Rack Truck can hold
75 banana boxes or 6 refrigerators or 24
mattre!ises $1401 load Appliances $30.00
'NO SHINGLES'
334-2948
.au
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376-6581'
• SERVING DELMAR!
SUNGERlANDSNOORHEESVILLE
Since 2002
Free Estimates ~ Fully Insured
SEVENZOCKS
& LANDSCAPING
Free Estimates
Spring Clean-Ups
Lawn Mowing
Bush Trimming
Mulching & Much More!
Senior Citizen Discounts!
SUNGERLANDS
1174 NlWtcOTWID RD
Insured
~HERITAGE
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Specililizing in:
• Decorative Conaele Paven; and
Retaining Wall Installations
• Concrete Flalwork
• ICF and Block Foundations
• Stucco Application and Repair
• Masonry Restorations
CaU /i) schedule an tllti...te,
768-8018
Tom Dootz - Feura Bush
Organic Compost,
Hydroseeding,
Lawn Renovation
Topsoil, Manure,
Stone & Fill, Excavating,
Bobcat Work, Ponds,
Brush Hogging, Lot Clearing
& Site Work.
Drainage & Septic Systems
Installed &
..
355-0632
GUilderland, NY
• DIo>Iiod< &SIn YI\tIs
439·6358
Masonry
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518-441-3200
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Advertise in the
Business Directory
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• !rid< &llano I\tIioo
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basements. barns. etc.
Tree removal. brush and-more.
Just call for free estimates
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Excellent References
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Installations and Repairs.
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Shrubs, Trees
Plantings • Removal
Free Estimates Given Promptly
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-
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Screened Topsoil For
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Landscaping Service
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a guide to services for your Iwme
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$15/week (two dogs)
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TheVan Dyck.Jazzand Brew Aides available for private 331-1423
pub for sale or lease. duty home care. PT or FT 6 Miniature Black Poodle,
$1,600,000. Contact Peter hour shifts or 24/7. Long- Found near Osborne Rd in
McKee'at 518-533-3642 Re/ term care insurance ac- Loudonville on May 9th.
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25
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Piece
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you earn $800 in a day? time.
$1200 OBO. Before 7pm
Yo·ur own local candy route.
439-0936.
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candy. All for $9,995. CALL SAWMILLS from only Thomasville king BR set
$2,990.00-Convert your $1100. Wrought iron/glass
888-771-3496
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578-1363- Ext:300-N.
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Congregation Beth Emeth,
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Professional, reliable. Free contemporary Formica bed- 29 Preston Rd, Delmar. Sat
estimates: References. Call room suite- Double bed, with May 26th 10-5pm. Clothes,
439-0121.
attached night stand, Hers skis, computer accessories/
HOUSE PAINTING, HOUSE and His dresser plus TV stand desk, misc house ware.
WINDOW CLEANING & GUT- $800. Contemporary glass NORMANSGATE NEiGHBORTER CLEANING. Free esti- coffee Table $175. Beveled HOOD SALE! Sat May 26th
mates, Low prices. Call452- contemporary mirror $80. 9am-12pm. 7+families Dela439-0939.
1551.
ware to Euclid, .right onto
Yorkshire.
Experienced, references, WORLD WAR II BOOKS &
reasonable rates. Weekly, bi- ARTIFACTS: Private collecHANDYMAN
weekly. Michele 209-8487 tion for sale, whole or part.
BEST BET HANDYMAN, Home
Repairs & Maintenance,
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Call 434-5612.
day June 1 and June 2nd. 93pm Grace United MethodAttention Barbie Collectors! istChurch, Ravena. Plus mini
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Rd, for one week. 765-3143. , or nl-8076.
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The Lodge at Rock Hill, NY
800-243-0061 AAR, Inc./
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1995 MERCURY SABLE GS,
Good condition, PW, PL, AC,
ABS, remote mirrors, cruise,
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entry, $1,750. Or best offer.
435-0742.
81 MONTE CARLO, 21K Original. Excellent condition.
Asking $4995. 439-1446.
AUTOS WANTED
Donate Vehicle, running or
not accepted, FREE TOWING
TAX DEDUmBLE, NOAHS
ARC, Support No Kill Shelters, Animal Rights, Research to Advance Veterinary Treatments/ Cures 1866-912-GIVE.
WANTED; JUNK CARS,
TRUCKS, SCRAP IRON. Any
Model, Condition. Towed for
free. Quick removal. Highest cash paid. 470-4785.
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solutions. 280-5691.
Windows washed/ whole
house glass and mirrors. Free
Est. and references 518-727-
ITALIAN LEATHER LIVING
ROOM SET in original plastic, never used. Original
price $3,000, sacrifice $975.
Bill 347-328-0651
DISNEY CHARACTER Music
Boxes. Best offer. 885-2637.
x and tapeworm tablets. At
Tractor Supply(R) &
Agway(R).
(www.happyjackinc.com)
PIANO TUNING & REPAIR
Piano Tuning Service. Call
'Tom at 235-5733 or 3229625.
Various custom HO-scale 5056. Or email him at
HORSEBACK RIDING
model railroad locomotives, Tcheles@nycap.rr.com
and rolling stock. AU are
Horse back riding- lessons, priced to move. Please call
RECREATION
trail rides, birthday parties, R,'ch at 785-8751 & leave The Pavilion and recreation
an d summercamp.482-8704 . message or email me at
k killstabl
facility at the BALLSTON
www.rumes.comrweriksen@gct21.net.
LAKE FIREMANS GROVE is
LAWN & GARDEN
MUSIC
'now booking reservations
for the 2007 season. From
Screened top soil. Compost" Harmonica Club! Looking for weddi ngs to corporate
and stone products. 428- new members.' Gu,'lderland events, reunions, gradua6054.
Town Hall. Contact Hal456- tions, picnics and parties.
LAWN SERVICES
1344 or Ken 869-3417.
Kitchen, BBQ, bathrooms,
STRING
INSTRUMENT
REvolleyball,
horseshoes, etc.,
FALL AND SPRING cleanups.
PAIR:
Bow
Rehairing.
439The
Space
you need at a
Mow and mulching, flower
price you can afford! Hurry
garden weeding and instal- 6757.
prime dates are going fast.
lation. Tree removal and
MUSIC LESSONS
Call (518) 339-4437 for
trimming. Hedge trimming
FREE- four week a cappella questions and reservations.
and rental cleanups. PropVocallnstruction
for women.
SINGLE??
erty Mainance. Most lawns
start at $25.95. 337-7999. Starting Thursday May 31st.
Learn basics of four-part "HAVE 5 DATES THIS
PREFERRED LAWN CARE
harmony "unaccompanied" WEEK!** Meet local singles
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with championship chorus. through Matchmaker Dating
Call
Judy to register 785- Service. 518-573-2659.
FIND SOMETHING? Advertise
it free. Call 439-4940.
3567.
DON'T SPEND THIS SUMMER
GUITAR LESSONS: Guitarist boating, swimming and
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
available for private lessons. BBQing alone. Call Misty
New power wheelchairs, Your home or mine. 20+ River Introductions (518)
scooJers, hospital beds, years experience. Call Rob, 4 3, 1 - 1 1 0 8 .
www.mistyriverintros.c9 m
ABSOLUTELYNOCOSTTOYOU 810-6378.
If qualified. New lift chairs
STTUATION WANTED
NOTICES
starting at $699, limited
'time offer. Toll free 1-800- Delmar, Ridge Rd. May 5, AIDES AVAILABLE: Mature;
470-7562.
9:30. Woman who bought Reliable, Specializing in
Fisher Price red/yellow trike Alzheimer's; stroke, rehab &
MISCELLANEOUS FOR
Saturday. May 5 at garage eldercare. Bonded &insured.
SALE
sale. Please call us. 518- Over 30 yrs. experience.
Clean background checks.
CHERRY BEDROOM SET. Solid 475-0673
312-7404.
Wood, never used, brand new
PAINTING
in factory boxes. English
TRAILERS
Dovetail. Original cost Door frames, windows, railHOME IMPROVEMENT
$4500. Sell for $795. Can ings, & decks. No job too 2001 JAYCO TRAVEL
small. Respectful, neat & TRAILER- Excellent condiHAS YOUR BUILDING deliver. 917-731-0425
SHIFTED? Structural repairs CHERRYWOOD DINING SET- clean. Call FlatStanley Paint- tion, sleeps 8. AC, bunks"
queen bed, $12,500. 766of barns, houses and ga- 10 PCS. SOUDWOOD, ORIGI- ers at 377-4632.
rages. Call Woodford Bros., NAL BOX, CAN DELIVER. EXPERIENCED HAN DYMAN 3197.
Inc. for straightening, lev- ORIGINAL COST$6,500, SELL "Affordable & Able" Inside
TUTORING
eling, foundation and wood FOR $1599. JOHN 212-380- & Out. I can help you finish
MATH
TUTORING
HIGH
frame repairs. 1-800-0LD- 6247
something you started, or SCHOOL All Math levels InBARN. www.1-800-0LDbe the extra pair of hands cluding SAT Prep. 36 Years
BARN.COM
you need. Call Darren 221- Exp'erience. NYS Certified.
4177
Also Interested in Albany
FINAL TOUCH PAINTING SER- Academy Students. 439VICES "We Turn Houses into 0610. SAVE THIS NUMBER!
Homes" Interior & Exterior
WANTED
Wood Frame Windows &
Screens Repaired. Satisfac- ALL ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE
tion Guaranteed. Call Joe CLOTHING: Men's &
432-0891 or cell369-1~24 Women's- 1960's and older.
Dresses, suits, gowns, bags,
PETS FOR SALE
shoes, costume jewelry and
Female Ferret for Sale! In- fancy linens. Maureen: 434cludes cage and - accesso- 4312.
ries. $250. Call Kristen at BUYING: All Old Costume
669-0432
and Better Jewelry. Call4396129.
PET SUPPLIES
CONTROL HOOK, ROUND, & Looking for OLD Ski-Doo
TAPEWORMS in dogs. Rotate Snowmobiles from 1960 to
Happy Jack(R) Liqui- Vict 2- 1970. Call Rich 884-2982.
WANTED TO BUY PRE-1955
TELEPHONES, RADIOS, MIcRopHoNEs' TELEVISION
SETS, Tube amplifiers, Cameras, Pocket lighters, fishing lures, pre-1960 Comic
Books, and old Magazines,
Pre-1920 Crocks, Jugs, Firemen hats, Badges, Photos,
Pre-1965 toy trains, plastic
model kits, toy cars, trucks,
boats, gasoline-powered toy
cars, all plastic toys, Pre1920 photographs, Decks of
Playing cards, postcards,
penny banks, books. Old
Movie film 16mm, Pre 1950
Fountain Pens, Teddy Bears,
Dolls, Watches, all musical
The Spotlight· Cownie Spotlight. Loudonville Spotlight
instruments, World War II/
Guilderland Spotlight· Niskayuna Spotlight· Rotterdam Spotlight
American or Nazi items, Civil
War swords, pictures, etc ..
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Any
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or rusty. Call 683-8053.
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Gorgeous setting! EZ drive
NY City,
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Cottage forrent - Glenmont
- One bedroom, available
July 1st. Nosmoking or pets.
$525 plus security & utilities. Ph 280-8892
Delmar 2BD apt. $875 includes hot water, garage,
A/e. Excellent quiet location, no pets. 533-2525.
DELMAR-Desirable location.
3BD 1 Bath, hardwood
floors,Diningroom,WD,and
garage. $1050+Available7/
1. 765-5662.
DELMAR: Studio apartment.
Quiet, 1st floor, no pets.
Lease, $550 incl utilities.
439-9958
DELMAR '. Stud,'o at Four Corners, Private Parking, $445,
heat included. Day phone
439-6644, Evenings 3681785.
Prime Schodack 1-2 Office
Suites. Newly renovated,
everything included. CaU for
Menands- $700+1BR, 2nd
specials!! 477-1438
floor, quiet, nice, off street
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT parking. No pets. 434-2098.
3BD duplex. Gas/heat/CI>n- ONE BEDROOM near Delmar,
tral Air, hardwood ft.oors, Quiet, Country Setting,
totally refurbished, garage Washer/dryer. $565+. No
and porch. $985+ utilities. pets. 439-9021 (evenings).
439-9320
Selkirk- $650+ 2BD, off street vinyl replacement windows. FOR 2 YEARS Gated Lakefront details just send a blank Deck. Available Weekly for
parking. yard, Laundry, 5tOT- $550+ utilities. No smok- Community of the NC Blue email to: OwnerFinance
summer months. 439-8593.
age, and lease. (917) 683- ing/pets. 861-5592.
Ridge Mtns. All Dockable 90 SeoetsReveaIed@Sendfree.com CAP E CO D, beautiful
1281.
Spacious,Immaculate2bed miles of Shoreline start
DenniSport 3BR/1BA house,
Slingerlands, 19 Maple Ave. / 1 bath just steps from 4 $99,000. CaU Now 1-800REAL ESTATE WANTED
sleeps 4, walk to beach. See
OffRt 85, available July 1st, corners in Delmar. LR, DR, 709-LAKE
WANTED to buy Delmar or for
yourself:
1BD, 2nd floor. $575 for 1 Garage. Completely Reno- OCEAN VIEW Atlantic Side Loudonville Ranch. 2 baths, www.capecodforrent.com
tenant, $675 for 2 + Security vated. $850. 894-7116.
of Virginia's Eastern Shore. FP, DR, Hardwood Floors, 2 h t t P
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deposit, heat induded, 1
1- 4 acre lots from $99k to Car garage. No Brokers. 518- www.capecodforrent.com.
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Vlews 0f 210-2137.
smokers. 369-5086.
Ballston Lake- $348,900. Atlantic Ocean, community
888-296-4313. $1050.00 wk.
VACATION RENTALS
SLINGERLANDS: Adorable Gorgeous 4BD, 2.5 baths, center and numerous waterLAKE GEORGE: Lakefront,
1BR Cape Cod style apt. home with all the perks! front and pond front lots. BRANT LAKE CAMP FOR sandy beach, 4BR, LR, DR,
nestledinthebeautifulham- Vaulted ceilings, 2 fire 7 5 7 - 8 5 4 - 3 9 0 0 RENT: 3BR, Sleeps 6, Steps Kitchen,beautifullyenclosed
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yard, www.OceanViewVA.com
to Beach, Dock, if needed. front porch, 2BA, non-smok$600+.221-9545 oremailus finished basement, new
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465-2072.
ing, no pets. 668-5104.
acevedo.404@hotmail.com roof and appliances. Call
CAPE COD, BAYSIDE, East Avail.July 28- Aug 4. or
Spacious Altamont Village Sharon 221-7878 (Broker). Need help selling your Dennis. 3BR, 2BA, LR, DR, Augll-18th.
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street parking, Electric heat/ FINAN CING NO PAYMENTS
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to Gulf Beaches. No Minimum Stay. $2,800.00
Monthly. $1,200.00 Weekly.
Negotiable. 489-2341.
WrMN.floridagulfrentalhome.com.
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY.
Pursuant to
Section 206 of the New York
Limited Liability Company
Law. The name of the limited
liability company is: Planet
Clam LLC ("LLC"). Articles
of Organization were filed
with the Secretary of State
or New York ("SSNY") on
May 1, 2007. The office of
LLC will be located within
Albany County. The street
address of the principle business location is 2345 Second Avenue, WaterVliet, NY
12189. The SSNY has been
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. The post
office address within New
York to which the SSNY shall
mail a copy of any process
against the LLC served upon
him or her is: Planet Clam
LLC, 1206 Tenth Avenue,
•
Watervliet, NY 12189. The
o
•
LLC is formed for any lawful
purpose.
LC-16156
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
•
THE SPOtLiGHT
May 23, 2007
Notice of filing of Application
for Authority of Innovative
Consulting Solutions, LLC
(Fictitious Name Bulls-Eye
Technologies LLC). Application for Authority filed with
the New York Secretary of
State (SSNy) on 04/17/07.
Office location: Albany Co.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: c/o Vanguard Corporate
Services, Ltd., 307 Hamilton
SI., Albany, NY 12210. Purpose of business is computer
consulting.
LCD-15948
(May 23, 2007) ,
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Green Hornet SPV, LLC.
Authority filed with Secy.
of State of NY (SSNY) on
4/04/07. Office location:
. Albany County. LLC formed
in Delaware (DE) on 2f1/07.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
The LLC, 375 Greenwich
St., NY, NY 10013. Address
required to be maintained in
DE: 160 Greentree Or., Ste
101, Dover, DE 19904. Arts.
of Org. filed with DE SecI' Of
State, 401 Federal St., Ste
4., Dover, DE 19901 . Purpose: any lawful activities.
LD-15819
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
. 5. The business purpose of
the company is to engage in
any and all business activi~
ties permitted under the laws
of the State of New York.
LD-15823
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Blue
Rose Capital LLC Arts. of
Org. filed with NY Secy. 01
State (SSNY) on 5/26/06 Office location: Albany County.
SSNY is designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to:l11 Great Oaks Blvd. AI~
bany, NY 12203 . Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-15825
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 1225
44TH Street LLC Arts. of
Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
State (SSNy) on 5/31 /06 Office location: Albany County.
SSNY is designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to:1501 46th Street Brook~
Iyn, NY, 11219 . Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-15826
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
Metronet Associates, LLC
Arts. of Org. filed with NY
Secy. Of State (SSNY) on
1/18/07 Office location: AI~
bany County. SSNY is deSignated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to:164 Main
Parkway West, Plainview,
NY, 11803 . Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-15827
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 500~
506 West 172nd Street Holdings L.P. Cart. of Limited
Partnership filed with NY
Secy. Of State (SSNY) on
3/19/07 Office location: Albany County. SSNY is designated as agent of LP upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: 275 Madison Ave
39th Floor, New York, NY
10016. Purpose: any lawful
activity. Last date to dissolve
is 12/31/2100.
LD-15828
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
•
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
any lawful activity. Last date
to dissolve is 12/31/2043.
LD-15831
(May 23, 2007)
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o Corporation
Service Company, 80 State
St., Albany, NY 12207. FL
address/principal business
location of LLC: 340 Royal
Poinciana Way, Ste. 305,
Palm Beach, FL33480.Arts.
of Org. filed with FL Secy. of
State, P.O. Box 6327, Tallahassee, FL32314. Purpose:
the company shall serve
as a single purpose entity,
which shall have no assets
or liabilities, and engage in
no other business other than
related to acting as the Gen~
eral Partner of 21 st Century
Development Partners, New
York limited partnership.
LD-15841
(May 23, 2007)
of Org. filed with FL Secy. of
State, P.O. Box 6327, Tallahassee, FL32314. Purpose:
the company' shall serve
as a single purpose entity,
which shall have no assets
or liabilities, and engage in
no other business other than
related to acting as the Gen~
eral Partner of 109th Street
ASSOCiates, L.P., a New York
Limited Partnership.
LD-15845
(May 23, 2007)
as agent of the LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
mail a copy of process to the
LLC, 408 Kenwood Avenue,
Delmar, New York 12054.
For any lawful purpose.
LD-15857
(May 23, 2007)
lawful activity.
LD-I5867
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of DNR
2004, LLC Application for
Authority filed with NY Secy.
Of State (SSNY) on 11/22106
Office location: Albany Coun~
ty. LLC formed in New Jersey
(NJ) on 08/29/06. SSNY is
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: 285 Division
Ave Brooklyn, NY, 11211. NJ
address of LLC: 205 E. Kennedy Boulevard Lakewood,
NJ 08701. Cert of Formation
filed with NJ Secy. Of State,
P.O. Box 308 Trenton, NJ
08625. Purpose: any lawful
activity.
LD-15832
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 550
Kingston Realty LLC Arts. of
Org. filed w~h NY Secy. Of
State (SSNY) on 6/16/04 Office location: Albany County.
SSNY is designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to:131 Tehama St. Brooklyn,
NewYork, 11218. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-15834
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 516
Kingston LLC Arts. of Org.
filed with NY Secy. Of State
(SSNY) on 3/21/07 Office location: Albany County. SSNY
is designated as agent of
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
431 Willoughby Ave Brook~
Iyn, NY 11205 . Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-15835
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
M.J.M. Design & Research
LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with
Secy. of State of NY (SSNY)
on 3/27/07. Office location:
Albany Co. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: The LLC, 301
East 79th St." Ste 24-H,
NY, NY 10021. Purpose: any
lawful activities.
LD-15836
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of Kor
Marketing, LLC. Authority
filed with Secy. of State of
N. Y. (SSNY) on 3/22/07.
Fictitious name in NY State:
Kor Marketing New York,
LLC. Office location:- Albany County. LLC formed in
Delaware (DE) on 1116/07.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: clo Corporation Service
Company (CSC), 80 State
St., Albany, NY 12207. DE
address of LLC: clo CSC,
2711 Centerville Road, Ste.
400, Wilmington, DE 19808.
Arts. of Org. filed with DE
Secy. of State, 401 Federal
St., Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: any lawful activity.
LD,15842
(May 23, ,2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of Ac~
cess Communications, LLC.
Authority filed with Secy.
of State of N. Y. (SSNy) on
3/23/07. Fictitious name
in NY State: Access Com~
munications of New Jersey,
LLC. Office location: Albany
County. LLC formed in Dela~
ware (DE) on 3/19/07. SSNY
deSignated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: c/o Corporation Service Company, 80
State St.,Albany, NY 12207.
DE address of LLC: 2711
Centerville Road, Ste. 400,
Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts.
of Org. filed with DE Secy. of
State, 401 Federal St., Ste.
4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur~
pose: any lawful activity.
LD-15843
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
LEGAL NOTICE
Alliant Holdings of West
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 432~
133rd, LLC. Authority filed
Notice of Formation of PRW 434 West 163rd Street Hold~ Notice of Formation of Arthur with Secy. of State of N. Y.
Equities, LLC Application for ings L.P. Cert. of Limited Consulting LLC. Arts. of Org. (SSNY) on 3/26/07. Office
Authority filed with NY Secy. Partnership filed with NY filed with Secy. of State of NY location: Albany County. LLC
Of State (SSNy) on 11/22106 Secy. Of State (SSNy) on (SSNY) on 3/29/07. Office formed in Florida (FL) on
Office location: Albany Coun~ 3119/07 Office location: AI~ location: Albany Co. SSNY 3/20/07. SSNY designated
ty. LLC formed in New Jersey bany County. SSNY is des~ designated as agent of LLC as agent of LLC upon whom
(NJ) on 8/29/06. SSNY is ignated as agent of LP upon upon whom process against. process against It may be
deSignated as agent of LLC whom process against it may it may be served. SSNY served. SSNY shall mail
upon whom process against be served. SSNY shall mail shall mail process to:. The process to: c/o Corporation
it may be served. SSNY shall process to: 275 Madison Ave LLC, 301 East 79th St., Ste Service Company, 80 State
mail process to: 285 Division 39th Floor, New York, NY 24-H, NY, NY 10021. Pur- St., Albany, NY 12207. FL
Ave Brooklyn, NY, 11211. NJ 10016. Purpose: any lawful pose: any lawful activities.
address/principal business
address of LLC: 205 E. Ken~ activity. Last date to dissolve LD-I5837
location of LLC: 340 Royal
nedy Boulevard Lakewood, is 12131/2100.
(May 23, 2007)
Poinciana Way, Ste. 305,
NJ 08701.Cert of Formation LD-15829
Palm Beach, FL 33480. Arts.
filed with NJ Secy. Of State, (May 23, 2007)
of Org. filed with FL Secy. of
P.O. Box 308 Trenton, NJ
LEGAL NOTICE
State, P.O. Box 6327, Talla08625. Purpose: any lawful
hassee, FL32314. Purpose:
NOTICE
OF
FORMATION·
activity.
LEGAL NOTICE
the company shall serve as a
OF LIMITED LIABILITY single purpose entity, which
LD-15823
"Notice
of
Formation
of
184
COMPANY.
NAME:ARNOW
(May 23, 2007)
shall have no assets or liabil~
Nagle Avenue Holdings L.P. EXCAVATION & CONCRETE ities, and engage in no other
Cert. of Limited Partnership LLC. Articles of Organization business other than related
LEGAL NOTICE
filed with NY Secy. Of State were filed with the Secretary to acting as the General
(SSNy) on 3119/07 Office 10- of State of New York (SSNY) Partner of West 133rd Street
NOTICE OF FORMATION cation: Albany County. SSNY on 04/03/07. Office loca- Associates, L.P, a New York
OF LIMITED LIABILITY isdesignatedasagentofLP tion: Schenectady County. Limited Partnership.
COMPANY PURSUANT upon whom process against SSNY has been designated LD-15844
TO NEW YORK LIMITED· it may be served. SSNYshall as agent of the LLC upon (May 23, 2007)
LIABILITY COMPANY LAW mail process to: 275 Madi- whom process against it
SECTION 203
son Ave 39th Floor, New may be served. SSNY shall
1. The name of the limited York, NY 10016. Purpose: mail a copy of process to
LEGAL NOTICE
liability company is Film Fo~ any lawful activity. Last date the LLC, clo Mathew Arnow,
rum Press, LLC.
to dissolve is 12/31/2100.
147 Maple
Notice of Qualification of
Avenue, Scotia, New York Alliant Holdings of East
2. The date of filing of the LD-15830
12302. Purpose: For any 109th, LLC. Authority filed
Articles of Organization with (May 23, 2007)
lawful purpose.
the Secretary of State was
with Secy. of State of N.Y.
LD-15839
March 15, 2007.
(SSNY) on 3/26/07. Office
3. The County in New York
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
10cation:AlbanyCounty. LLC
in which the office of the
formed in Florida (FL) on
company is located is Albany Notice of Formation of 41 09
3/20/07. SSNY deSignated
Realty Associates L.P. Cert.
County.
LEGAL NOTICE
as agent of LLC upon whom
4. The Secretary of State of Limited Partnership filed
process against It may be
has been designated as with NY Secy. Of State Notice of Qualification of served. SSNY shall mail
the agent of the Company (SSNy) on 03/02193 Office Alliant Holdings of Green . process to: c/o Corporation
upon whom process may be location; Albany County. Ave., LLC. Authority filed Service Company, 80 State
served, and the Secretary SSNY is designated as agent with Secy. of State of N.Y. St., Albany, NY 12207. FL
of State shall mail a copy of LP upon whom process (SSNY) on 3/26/07. Office address/principal business
of any process against the against it may be served. 10cation:AlbanyCounty. LLC location of LLC: 340 Royal
company served upon him SSNY shall mail process to: formed in Florida (FL) on Poinciana Way, Ste. 305,
or her to: 32 Joelson Court, 1621 59th Street Brooklyn, 3/20/07. SSNY deSignated Palm Beach, FL33480.Arts.
New York, 11204. Purpose: as agent of LLC upon whom
Albany. New York 12209.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Hotel RevUp LLC. Authority
filed with Secy. of State of
NY (SSNy) on 3/23/07. Office location: Albany County.
LLC formed in Delaware
(DE) on 1/8107. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o Corporation
Service Company, 80 State
St., Albany, NY 12207. DE
address of LLC: 2711 Centerville Road, Wilmington,
DE 19808. Arts. of Org. filed
with DE Secy. of State, 401
Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover,
DE 19901. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-15847
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
BURKEM, LLC
1: The name of the limited Ii~
ability company is BURKEM,
LLC.
2: The Articles of Organi~
zation were filed on April 4,
2007 with the Secretary of
State.
3: The Office of the LLC is
in Albany County.
4: The Secretary of State
has been designated as
agent upon whom prpcess
against the Company is to
be served. The address to
which the Secretary of State
shall mail process is: 95
Hunter Avenue, Albany New
York 12205.
5: The purpose of the busi~
ness of the LLC is to engaQe
in any lawful act or actiVIty
for which the LLC may be
organized under the Limited
Liability Law for the State
of New York. Filed By:
PARISI, COAN & SACCOCIO, PLLC 376 BroadwaY,
2nd FloorSchenectady, NY
12305
(518) 377-9096
LD-15858
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LLC Articles of Orga~
nization for SUPPORTIVE
PARENTING, LLC were
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York on March
28, 2007. The office of the
company is located in Albany
County. The Secretary of
State has been designated
as agent upon which process
may be served and a copy
of process shall be mailed
by the Secretary of State
to the LLC at Lombardi,
Walsh, Wakeman; Harrison,
Amdoeo &.Davenport, P.C.,
III Winners Circle, Albany,
New York 12205. Purpose:
for any lawful activity for
which limited liability com~
panies may be formed under
the law.
LD-15868
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: ATLAS
ENTERPRISES OF ALBANY,
LLC. Articles of Organization
were filed with the Secretary
of State of New York (SSNY)
LEGAL NOTICE
on 03/15/07. Office location:
Notice of Qualification of
Albany County. SSNY has
Dove Interests LLC. Author~
'been designated as agent of
ity filed with Secy. of State of
the LLC upon whom process
N.Y, (SSNY) on 3/23/07. Ofagainst it may be served.
fice location: Albany County.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
LEGAL NOTICE
Principal business location:
process to the LLC, 26 South
18 Corporate Woods Blvd., Notice of Publication EN~ Clement Avenue, Ravena,
3rd FI., Albany, NY 12211. JOYCOMM LLC Arts. of New York 12143. Purpose:
LLC formed in Connecticut Org. was fiied with SSNY For any lawful purpose.·
(CT) on 10/24/03. SSNY .on 3/26/07. Office location: LD~15870
designated as agent of LLC Albany County. SSNY des- (May 23, 2007)
upon whom process against ignated as agent of LLC- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
it may be served. SSNY· whom process against may
shall mail process to CT ad~ be served. SSNY shall mail
LEGAL NOTI.CE
dress of LLC: cia Day Pitney process to: c/o The LLC, 46
LLP, One Canterbury Green, State Street~ 3rd Floor, Alba~ NOTICE OF FORMAStamford, CT 06901. Arts. of ny, NY 12207. The registered TION OF LIMITED LIAOrg. filed with CT Secy. of agent is: USA Corpora.te BILITY COMPANY. NAME:
State, 30 Trinity St., Hartford, Services Inc. at the same BENISTY GROUP, LLC.
CT 06115. Purpose: any address. Purpose: all lawful Articles of Organization were
filed with the Secretary of
lawful activity.
activities.
State of New York (SSNY)
LD-15859
LD-15848
on 02127/07. Office location:
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
Albany County. SSNY has
been designated
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
as agent of the LLC upon
whom process against it may
Notice of formation
A 1 Notice of Publication ROWE be served. SSNY shall
ACCOUNTING & TAX SER- FINANCIAL LLC Arts. of mail a copy of process to the
VICES LLC a NYS LLC For- Org. was filed with SSNY LLC, 43 Wooster Street, 6E,
mation filed with SSNY on on 4/10/07. Office location: New York, New York 10013.
03/30/07. Off. Loc.: Albany Albany County. SSNY des- Purpose: For any lawful,
Co. SSNY designated as ignated as agent of LLC purppse.
agt. of LLC, upon whom pro~ whom process against may LD~15871
cess may be served. SSNY be served. SSNY shall mail (May 23, 2007)
shall mail copy of process - process to: C/O THE LLC, . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
to: The LLC, 39-06 Main St 350 ELSMERE AVENUE,
3 FI Ste 303, Flushing, NY DELMAR, NY 12054. PurLEGAL NOTICE
11354. Purpose: Any Lawful pose: all lawful activities.
Notice of formation of GM
LD~ 15860
purposes.
MANAGEMENT & CONLD-15853
(May 23, 2007)
SULTING LLC a NYS LLC
(May 23, 2007)
Formation filed with SSNY
on 04/12/07. Off. Loc.: AlLEGAL NOTICE
bany Co. SSNY deSignated
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of West~ as agt. of LLC, upon whom
Notice of Formation ofTurtle~ bury Road Entertainment, process may be served.
town Group LLC. Arts. of LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY shall mail copy of
Org. filed with Secy. of State Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) process to: The LLC, 2805 E.
of NY (SSNY) on 4/2/07 . on 217/05. Office location: 28 Street, #1 B, Brooklyn, NY
Office location: Albany Co. Albany County. SSNY desig- 11235. Purpose:AnyLawful
SSNY designated as agent nated as agent of LLC upon purposes.
of LLC upon whom process· whom process against it may LD-15872
against it may be served. be served. SSNY shall mail (May 23, 2007)
SSNY shall mail process to: process to: clo Felcher &
The LLC, 301 East 79t1T St., Freifeld, LLP, 358 Fifth Ave.,
Ste 24-H, NY, NY 10021. Suite 401, NY, NY 10001.
LEGAL NOTICE
Purpose: any lawful activi~ Purpose: any lawful activity.
THE QUEEN OF TARTS,
LD-15863
ties.
LLC Notice of Formation of
LD-15855
(May 23, 2007)
Limited Liability Company
(May 23, 2007)
Articles 'of Organization of
The Queen of Tarts, LLC
LEGAL NOTICE
("LLC") were filed with the
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of An~ New York De,Partment of
Notice of Formation of G!avo narhi Music, LLC. Arts. of State ("NYDS ) on April 1,
Produzioni LLC. Arts.ofOrg. Org. filed with Secy. of State 2004. Principal business
filed with Secy. of State of NY. of NY (SSNY) on 3/29/05. Of- location: Albany County.
(SSNY) on 3/20/07. Office ficelocation:AlbanyCounty. NYDS is deSignated as
location: Albany Co. SSNY SSNY designated as agent agent of LLC upon whom
designated as agent of LLC of LLC upon whom process process against it may be
upon whom process against against it may be served. served. NYDS shall mail
it may be served. SSNY SSNY shall mail process to: a copy of any process to
shall mail process to: The c/o Michael Mitnick, Berdon The LLC, 848 Greenthorne
LLC, 301 East 79th St., Ste LLP, 360 Madison Ave., NY, Boulevard, Schenectady,
24-H, NY, NY 10021. Pur- NY 10017. Purpose: any NY 12303. LLC does not
have a specific date of dis~
pose: any lawful activities.
lawful activity.
solution. Purpose: All legal
LD-15856
LD-15884
purposes.
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
LD-I5874
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
of
NOT ICE 0 F FOR M A TION OF LIMITED LlABILITY COMPANY NAME:
500 KENWOOD AVENUE
HOLDINGS LLC Articles of
Organization' were filed with
the Secretary of State of
New York (SSNY) on Febru~
ary 13, 2007. Office location: 408 Kenwood Avenue,
CityfTownNiliageof Delmar,
County of Albany, New York.
SSNY has been designated
Notice of Formation of Cayenne Catering LLC. Arts.
Of Org. filed with Secy. Of
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on
04/06/07. Office location:
Albany County. SSNYdesig~
nated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: C/O Allstate
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
State 81., Ste. 415, Albany,
NY 12207. Purpose: any
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
BLSAdvisorsLLC.Authority
filed with Secy. of State of
NY (SSNy) on 4/11/07. Of~
fice location: Albany County.
LLC formed in New Jersey
(NJ) on 3/5/05. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: c/o National
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LEGAL NOTICE
May 23, 2007 -
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
RegisteredAgents, Inc., 875
Ave of the Americas, Ste
Notice of Formation of Hero Liability Company is to conProperties LLC Arts. of Org. duct all lawful activity.
501, NY, NY 10001. Address filed with NY Secy. Of State LO-15905
required to be maintained in
DE: 40 Route 23, RNerdale,
NJ 07457. Arts. of Org. filed
with NJ Secy. Of State, 847
Roebling Ave, Trenton, NJ
08611. Purpose: any lawful
activities.
LD-15875
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LLC ABNB, LLC, filed Articles of 0rsanization with the
New York ecretary of State
on April 9, 2007. Its office
is located in Alban~ County.
The Secretary of tate has
been deSignated as agent
upon whom process may
be served and shall mail a
copy of any process served
on him or her to the LLC. at
LLC, 790 Watervliet-Shaker
Road, Latham, NY 12110.
The street address of the
principal business location is
790 Watervliet-Shaker Road,
Latham, NY12110. Itsbusiness is to engage in any lawful activity for which limited
liability companies may be
organized under Section
203 of the New York Umited
Liability Company Act.
LD-15876
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
(SSNY) on 3/28/07 Office 10cation:Albany County. SSNY
is desi9nated as agent of
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
1775 Plank Rd Forestburgh,
NY 12777. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-15892
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: H.M.B.
BROADWAY LLC. Articles
of Organization were filed
with the Secretary of State
of New York (SSNY) on
03/01107. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY has'
LEGAL NOTICE
been designated
Notice of Formation of JKC as agent of the LLC upon
Main LLC Arts. of Org ..filed whom process against it
with NY Secy. Of State may' be served. SSNY shall
(SSNy) on 3119107 Office 10- mall a copy of process to the
cation: Albany County. SSNY LLC, 2259 East 7th Street,
is deSignated as agent of Brooklyn, New York 11223.
LLC upon whom process Purpose: For any lawful
a~ainst it may be served,. purpose.
S NY shall mail process to: LD-15908
1 W. Red Oak Lane, White (May 23, 2007)
Plains, NY 10604. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-15893
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: H. Y.
LEGAL NOTICE
COLUMBIA LLC. Articles
Notice of Formation of NY of Organization were filed
Apartment Brokers LLC with the Secretary of State
Arts. of Org. filed with NY of New York (SSNY) on
Secy. Of State (SSNY) on 03/01/07. Office location:
3/26107 Office location: AI- Albany County. SSNY has
bany County. SSNY is desig- been deSignated as agent of
nated as agent of LLC upon the LLC upon whom process
whom process against it against it may be served.
may be served. SSNY shall SSNY shall mail a copy of
mail process to: c/o Fabrizio process to the LLC, 2249
Radmin Buksbaum & Com- East 7th Street, Brooklyn,
pany 333 Jericho Turnpike, New York 11223. Purpose:
Jericho, NY 11753. Purpose: For any lawful purpose.
any lawful activity. Last Date LD-15909
to Dissolve Is 1213112099.
(May 23, 2007)
LD-15894
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Publication BEV
- TECH CONSULTING LLC
Arts. of Org. was filed with
SSNYon 4/05107. Office 10cation: Albany County. SSNY
designated as agent 6f LLC
whom process ~ainst may
be served. SSN shall mail
process to: cIa The LLC,
46 State Street- 3rd Floor,
LEGAL NOTICE
Albany, NY 12207. The reg.
Notice
of Fonnation of 4301
istered agent is: USA Corporate Services Inc. at the New Utrecht Ave LLC Arts.
same address. Purpose: all of Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
State (SSNY) on 3127/07 Oflawful activities.
fice location:AlbanyCounty.
LD-15881
SSNY is designated as agent
(May 23, 2007)
of LLC upon whom process
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process
LEGAL NOnCE
to: 4301 New Utrecht Ave,
Notice of Formation of Hes- Brooklyn, NY 11219. Purkel 1 LLC Arts. of Org. pose: any lawful activity.
filed with NY Secy. Of State LD-15895
(SSNy) on 3/23/07 Office 10- (May 23, 2007)
cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY
is designated as agent of
LLC upon w.hom process
LEGAL NOTICE
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to: Notice -of Formation of 248163 Wilson St, #159 Brook- 07 Jamaica Avenue LLC
Iyn, NY 11211. Purpose: any Arts. of Org. filed with NY
Secy. Of State (SSNy) on
lawful activity.
1/30/07 Office location: AILD-15888
bany County. SSNY is desig(May 23, 2007)
nated as agent of LLC upon
whom process a~ainst it may
be served. SSN shall mail
LEGAL NOTICE
process to: 248-07 Jamaica
Notice of Formation of 62-01 Ave, Bellerose, NY 11426.
Woodside Avenue Realty Purpose: any lawful activity.
Associates LLC Arts. of Org. LD-15896
filed with NY Secy. Of State (May 23, 2007)
(SSNY) on 3/21/07 Office 10cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY
is designated as agent of
LEGAL NOTICE
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served. Notice of Formation of InterSSNY shall mail process globe Holdings LLC Arts. of
to: 1776 Broadway, 23rd FI. Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
New York, NY 10019. Pur- State (SSNY) on 5/26106 Office location: Albany County.
pose: any lawful activity
SSNY is designated as agent
LD-15889
of LLC upon whom process
(May 23, 2007)
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to:
111 GreatOaks Blvd. Albany,
LEGAL NOTICE
NY 12203 . Purpose: any
Notice of Formation of Blue lawful activity.
Sky Realty Group LLG Arts. LD-15897
ofOrg. filed with NYSecy. Of (May 23, 2007)
State (SSNY) on 3127/07 Office location:AlbanyCounty.
SSNY is designated as agent
LEGAL NOTICE
of LLC upon whom process
NOTICE
OF FORMATION
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:. OF LIMITED LIABILITY
20 Robert Pitt Dr, Ste 208 COMPANY
Monsey, NY 10952. Pur- 1. The name of the Limited
Liability Company is KENpose: any lawful activity.
NETH J. RINGLER, LLC
LD-15890
2. The Articles of organiza(May 23, 2007)
tion of the Limited Liability
Company were filed on April
9, 2007 with the New York
LEGAL NOTICE
Secretary of State.
Notice of Formation of Z City 3. The office of the Limited
Properties LLC Arts. of Org. Liability Company is located
filed with NY Secy. Of State in Albany County.
(SSNY) on 3/28/07 Office 10- 4. Secretary of State is descation: Albany County. SSNY ignated as agent of the Limis designated as agent of ited Liability Company upon
LLC upon whom process whom process against may
a~ainst it may be served. be served.
S NY shall mail process to: 5. The Secretary of State
1775 Plank Rd, Forestburgh, shall mail a copy of process
NY 12777. Purpose: any served to the Limited Liability
lawful activity.
Company to 82 Lower CoLD-15891
peland Hill Road, P.O. Box
9, Feura Bush, New York
(May 23, 2007)
12067.
6. The latest date to dissolve
is indefinite.
LEGAL NOTICE
7. The purpose of the Limited
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of High-
205 West t 5th Street New
York, NY 10011. Purpose:
any lawful activity
LD-15941
(May 23, 2007)
LD-t5952
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TENTATIVE
COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL (Pursuant to
Section 506 of the Real
Property Tax Law) HEARING
OF COMPLAINTS Notice is
hereby given that the Assessor of the Town of New
Scotland, County of Albany,
has completed the Tentative
Assessment Roll for the current year; the inventory and
valuation information will be
available after May 1. 2007
at the Assessors' Office
Monday-Frtdayfrom 8:30 am
-3:30 pm or on-line at www.
townofnewscotland.com. A
copy of the TentativeAssessment Roll has been filed with
the Town Clerk at Town Hall,
New Scotland, New York
where It may be seen and examined, between the hours
of 9 am and 4pm by any
person interested therein
until the fourth Tuesday of
May. Assessment roll figures
will also be available with the
Assessor in attendance for
inspection at the Town Hall
on Thursday, 5/10/07 from
4pm-8pm, Friday, 5/11107
10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm,
Saturday, 5119107 from
10am-2pm, Wednesday,
5116/07 10am-12pm and
1 pm-3pm. It is advised to
meet with the Assessor prior
to Grievance Hearin~s for
an informal review 0 your
assessment. The Board of
Assessment Review will
meet at Town Hall, New
Scotland, in the said Town,
Tuesday May 22, 2007 from
9am-12pm and 6pm-9pm. to
hear and examine all verified
written complaints in relation
to such assessment, on the
application of any person
believing himself aggrieved
thereby.
Dated this 1st day of May
2007 Julie A. Nooney Sole
Assessor Town of New Scotland Slingerlands, NY 12159
LD-15919
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of Mahogany Anstalt LLC. Arts. of
Org. filed with Secy. of State
of N. Y. (SSNy) on 318107. Office location: Albany County.
SSNY/designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: cIa United Corporate
Services. Inc., Ten Bank St.,
Ste. 560, White Plains, NY
LEGAL NOTICE
10606. Purpose: any lawful
activity.
Notice of Formation of One
LD-15910
Shot Business Company
LLC. Arts. of Or~ filed with
(May 23, 2007)
Secy. of State of Y (SSNy)
on 4106/07. Office location:
Albany Co. SSNY desigLEGAL NOTICE
nated as agent of LLC upon
Notice of Formation of 474 whom process against it
Ontario Street LLC. Arts. may be served. SSNY shall
of Org. filed with Secy. of mail process to: The LLC,
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 301 East 79th St., Ste 24-H,
9/26/06. Office location: NY, NY 10021. Purpose: any
Albany County. SSNY desig- lawful activities.
nated as agent of LLC upon LD-15922
whom process against it may (May 23, 2007)
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o The LLC, 13
Dwight Lane, Bedford Hills,
LEGAL NOTICE
NY 10507. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
Notice of Qualification of
LD-15911
Willowbrook Terrace Apartments, LLC. Authority filed
(May 23, 2007)
with NY Dept. of State on
4/6107. Office location: Schenectady County. Principal
LEGAL NOTICE
business address: 92 River
NOTICE OF FORMATION Rd., Summit, NJ 07901. LLC
OF LLC Acorn Property De- formed in Delaware (DE) on
velopment, LLC, filed Articles 3/30107. NY Secy. of State
of Organization with the New deSignated as agent of LLC
York Secretary of State on upon whom process against
Aprtl 16, 2007. Its office is it may be served. NY Secy.
located in Albany County. of State shall mail process
The Secretary of State has to: cIa Corporation Service
been deSignated as agent Co. (CSC), 80 State St.,
upon whom process may Albany, NY 12207. DE adbe served and shall mail a dress of LLC: clo CSC, 2711
copy of any process served Centerville Rd., Ste. 400,
on him or her to the LLC, Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts.
at LLC, 70 Dunsbach Ferry of Org. filed with DE Secy. of
Road, Cohoes, NY 12047. State. 401 Federal St., Ste.
The street address of the 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purprincipal business location pose: any lawful activity.
is 70 Dunsbach Ferry Road, LD-15926
Cohoes, NY 12047. Its (May 23, 2007)
business is to engage in any
lawful activity for which limited liability companies may
LEGAL NOTICE
be organized under Section
203 of the New York Limited Notice of Formation of
Liability Company Act.
NORTHLAND LLC. Arts.
LD-15914
of Org. filed with Secy. of
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on
(May 23, 2007)
10/1/03. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC -upon
LEGAL NOTICE
whom process against it may'
Notice of Formation of Si- be served. SSNY shall mail
enna Abstract LLC. Arts. process to: c/o The LLC, 46
Of Org. filed with Secy. Of State St., 3rd Fl., Albany, NY
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 12207. Attn: USA Corporate
07/27/01. Office location: Services Inc., registered
Albany County. SSNY desig- agent upon whom process
nated as agent of LLC upon may be served. Purpose:
whom process against it any lawful activity.
may be served. SSNY shall LD-15928
mail process to: C/O Allstate (May 23, 2007)
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
State St.; Ste. 415, Albany,
NY 12207. Purpose: any
LEGAL NOTICE
lawful activity.
LD-15915
land 44 Holding, LLC Arts.
of Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
State (SSNY) on 4/13/07 Of-
fice location: Albany County.
SSNY is deSignated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
LEGAL NOTICE
SSNY shall mail process to:
C/O Silberberg & Kirschner, Notice of Formation of 29
LLP 600 Third Ave, 28th Fir W. 35TH Street LLC Arts.
New York, NY 10016. Pur- of Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
State (SSNy) on 4/18/07 Ofpose: any lawful activity.
fice location: Albany County.
LD-15934
SSNY is designated as agent
(May 23,2007)
of LLC upon whom process
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to:
LEGAL NOTICE
20 W. 38th St, Ste 400 New
Notice of Formation of Celeb York, NY 10018 . Purpose:
Holdings LLC Arts. of Org. any lawful activity.
filed with NY Secy. Of State LD-15943
(SSNy) on 3127/07 Office 10- (May 23, 2007)
cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY
is designa~ed as agent of
LLC upon whom process
LEGAL NOTICE
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to: Notice of Formation of Kirby
40 Exchan~ PI, Ste 1800 Tower, LP. Certificate filed
New York, Y 10005. Pur- with Secy. of State of N.Y.
ISSNy) on 2/27/2007. Of'
pose: any lawful activity.
ice location: Albany County.
LD-15935
SSNY designated as agent
(May 23, 2007)
of LP upon whom process
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process
LEGAL NOTICE
to: Kirby Tower Mana~r
\Notice of Formation of Fam- ment GP, L.L.C., clo
ily Matters Services LCSW, chael D. Atlas, 7703 San
PLLC Arts. of Org. filed with Felipe, Ste. 200, Houston,
NY Secy. Of State (SSNY) TX 77063. Registered agent
on 4/12107 Office location: upon whom process may be
Albany County. SSNY is served: Capitol Services,
deSignated as agent of LLC Inc., 40 Colvin Ave., Ste.
upon whom process against 200, Albany, NY 12206.
it may be served. SSNYshail Nameladdress of each genl.
mail process to: 250 5TH ptr. available from S NY.
Avenue, Suite 310 New York, Term: until 3/1/2027. PurNY 10009. Purpose: any ~ose: to buy, develop, lease,
inance, operate, manage,
lawful activity.
LO-15936
sell, and/or refinance certain
land in Harris County, Texas,
(May 23, 2007)
and related activities.
LD-15946
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of 239241 3RD LLC Arts. of Org.
LEGAL NOTICE
filed with NY Secy. Of State
(SSNY) on 4/17/07 Office 10- Notice of Qualification of HiIcation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY ton Hollis International, LLC.
is designated as agent of Authority filed with Secy.
LLC upon whom process of State of N. Y. (SSNY) on
a~ainst it may be served. 3130107. Office location: AIS NY.shall mail process to: bany County. LLC formed in
CIa Fabrizio Radmin Et AI MiSSiSS1.Pi (MS) on 1126106.
Jericho, 333 Jericho Turn- SSNY esignated as agent
pike NY 11753. Purpose: any of LLC upon whom process
lawful activity.
a~ainst It may be served.
LD-15937
S NY shall mail process to:
c/o CT Corporation System,
(May 23, 2007)
111 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011.
MS address of LLC: 1 Lincoin Road, Ste. 300, HattiesLI;GAL NOTICE
bur9' MS 39042. Arts. of Org.
Notice of Formation of Pizza file with MS Secy. of State,
Party Development Asso- 700 North St., Jackson, MS
ciates, LLC Arts. of Org. 39202. Purpose: any and
filed with NY Secy. Of State all lawful business activities
(SSNy) on 3/30107 Office 10- related to apparel design.
cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY LD-15947
is deSignated as agent of (May 23, 2007)
LLC upon whom process
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to:
LEGAL NOTICE
301 East 79th Street, STE
24-H New York, NY 10021. Notice of Formation of 97
Purpose: any lawful activity. Broad LLC. Arts. Of Org. filed
LD-15938
with Secy. Of State of N. Y.
(SSNy) on 04/20107. Office
(May 23, 2007)
location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
LEGAL NOTICE
against it may be served.
Notice of Formation of Doc- SSNY shall mail process to:
tor Cool LLC Arts. of Org. C/O Allstate Corporate Svcs.
filed with NY Secy. Of State Corp.,41 State St., Ste. 415,
(SSNy) on 4/17/07 Office 10- Albany, NY 12207. Purpose,
cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY any lawful activity.
is designated as agent of LD-15950
LLC upon whom process (May 23, 2007)
against it may be -served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
1241 East 18 Street BrookLEGAL NOTICE
Iyn, NY 11230. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
Notice of Formation of JackLD-15939
son Terrace, LLC. Arts. Of
Org. filed with Secy. Of State
(May 23, 2007)
of N. Y. (SSNY) on 04/20107.
Office location: Albany County. SSNY designated as
LEGAL NOTICE
agent of LLC upon whom
Notice of Formation, of 106- process against it may be
38 Realty Group LLC Arts. of served. SSNY shall mail
Org. filed with NY Secy. Of process to: CIO Allstate
State (SSNy) on 4/17/07 Of- Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
fice location: Albany County. State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
SSNY is designated as agent NY 12207. Purpose: any
of LLC upon whom process lawful activity.
against it may be served. LD-15951
SSNY shall mail process (May 23, 2007)
to: 10 Truax Street Long
Branch, NJ 07740. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LEGAL NOTICE
LD-15940
Notice of Formation of Pros(May 23, 2007)
perity 8 Real Estate LLC.
Arts. Of Org. filed with Secy.
Of State of N.Y. (SSNY)
LEGAL NOTICE
on 04/20107. Office locaNotice of Formation of 13515 tion: Albany County. SSNY
Realty LLC Arts. of Org. designated as agent of LLC
filed with NY Secy. Of State upon whom process against
(SSNy) on 4/16/07 Office 10- it may be served. SSNY shall
cation:AlbanyCounty. SSNY mail process to: C/O Allstate
is deSignated as agent of Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
LLC upon whom process State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
a~ainst it may be served. NY 12207. Purpose: any
S NY shall mail process to: lawful activity.
ijo'i'"
·
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of J & L
Concepts LLC. Arts. Of Org.
filed with Secy. Of State of
N. Y. (SSNY) on 04/20107. Office location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process to:
C/O Allstate co~orate Svcs.
Corp.,41 State t.,Ste.415,
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-15953
(May 23, 2007)
I
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Publication
COMACO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY COMPANY LLC Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 4/12107.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-15955
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Fitness On the Go, LLC. Arts.
Of Org. filed with Secy. Of
State of N. Y. (SSNY) on
03/07/07. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: 6211 copperfield
House apt 9, Albany, NY
12203. Purpose: any lawful
act. TU 6t
LD-15961
(May 23, 2007)
•
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Publication
CAPE COD LLC Arts. of
Org. was filed with SSNY
on 9/29/05. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC
whom process ~ainst may
be served. SSN shall mail
process to: cIa The LLC,
46 State Street- 3rd Floor,
Albany, NY 12207. The registered agent is: USA Corporate Services Inc. at the
same address. Purpose: all
lawful activities.
LD-15962
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice -of Qualification of
Household Title And Escrow, LLC. Fictitious Name:
Household Settlements,
LLC. Authority filed with
Secy. of State of NY (SSNy)
on 4/23/07. Office location: Albany County. LLC
formed in Maryland (MD) on
2/21107. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to: clo Registered
Agent Solutions, Inc., 1773
Western Ave, Albany, NY
12203. Address required to
be maintained in MD: 6550
Rock Spring Dr., Ste 290,
Bethesda, MD 20817. Arts.
of Org. filed with MD Secy.
Of State, 301 W. Preston
St., 8th FI, Balitmore, MD
21201-2395. Purpose: any
lawful activities.
LD-15963
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Hydrocarbon Industrial Services LLC. Arts. of Org. filed
with Secy. of State of NY
(SSNy) on 4/17/07. Office
location: Albany Co. SSNY
designated as agent of LLC'
upon whom process against
it may be served.
SNY
shall mail process to: The
LLC, 301 East 79th St., Ste
24-H, NY, NY 10021. Purpose: any lawful activities.
LD-15964
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Grp 1 Master Holdings, LLC.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Authority filed with NY Oept.
LEGAL NOTICE
of State on 4/13/07. Office
Notice
of Formation of Famlocation: Albany County.
Principal business address: ily Matters Services LMSW,
120 N. LaSalle St.. 35th Fl., PLLC Arts. of Org. filed with
Chicago, IL 60602. LLC NY Secy. Of State (SSNY)
formed in Delaware (DE) on on 4/23/07 Office location:
3/8/07. NY Secy. of State Albany County. SSNY is
deSignated as agent of LLC designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against upon whom process against
it may be served. NY Secy. it may be served. SSNY shall
of State shall mail process mail process to:250 5TH
to: clo Corporation Service Ave, Ste 310 New York, NY
Co., 80 State St., Albany, 10009 . Purpose: any lawful
NY 12207. DE address of activity.
LLC: 2711 Centerville Rd., LD-15971
Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. (May 23. 2007)
of Org. filed with DE Secy. of
State,401 Federal St., Ste.
LEGAL NOTICE
4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: any lawful activity.
Notice
of Formation of Lieb
LD-15965
Properties LLC Arts. of Org.
(May 23. 2007)
filed with NY Secy. Of State
I
(SSNy) on 4/19/07 Office location: Albany County. SSNY
LEGAL NOTICE
is deSignated as agent of
Notice of Qualification of LLC upon whom process
Grp 1 Owner Holdings, LLC. against it may be served.
Authority filed with NY Dept SSNY shall mail process to:
of State on 4/13/07. Office 1446 49th Street Brooklyn,
location: Albany County. NY 11219. Purpose: any
Principal business address: lawful activity
120 N. LaSalle St.. 35th Fl., LD-15972
Chicago, IL 60602. LLC (May 23, 2007)
formed in Delaware (DE) on
3/8/07. NY Secy. of State
LEGAL NOTICE
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. NY Secy. Notice of Formation of
of State shall mail process Unipike -Real Estate LLC.
to: clo Corporation Service Arts. Of Org. filed with Secy.
Co .. 80 State St., Albany. Of State of N.Y. (SSNY)
NY 12207. DE address of on 04/24/07. Office locaLLC: 2711 Centerville Rd., tion: Albany County. SSNY
Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. designated as agent of LLC
of Org. filed with DE Secy. of upon whom process against
State, 401 Federal St., Ste. it may be served. SSNY shall
4, Dover, DE 19901. Pur- mail process to: C/O Allstate
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
pose: any lawful activity.
State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
LD-15966
NY 12207. Purpose: any
(May 23, 2007)
lawful activity.
LEGAL NOTICE
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May 23, 2007
LD·15975
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Qualification of
LEGAL NOTICE
HBK Services LLC. Authority filed with NY Dept. of
State on 4/18/07. Office NOTICE OF FORMATION
location: Albany County. OF LIMITED liABiliTY
Principal business address: COMPANY. NAME: KAHN
300 Crescent Court, Ste. BD LLC.
700. Dallas, TX 75201. LLC Articles of Organization were
formed in Delaware (DE) on filed with the Secretary of
11/15/06. NYSecy. of State State of New York
designated as agent of LLC (SSNY) on 04/12/07. Office
upon whom process against location: Albany County.
it may be served. NY Secy. SSNY has been designated
of State shall mail process as agent of the LLC upon
to: clo Corporation Service whom process against it may
Co. (CSC), 80 State St., be served. SSNY shall
Albany, NY 12207. DE ad- mail a copy of process to the
dress of LLC: clo CSC, 2711 LLC, c/o Windels Marx Lane
Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, & Mittendorf .. LLP,
Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. ATTN: Christopher L. Chin,
of Org. filed with DE Secy. of 156 West 56th Street, 22nd
State, P.O. Box 898, Dover, Floor, New York, New
DE 19903. Purpose: any York 10019. Purpose: For
any lawful purpose.
lawful activity.
LD·15976
LD·15967
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF
notice 0 f formation 0 f new FORMATION OF LLC
covenant investment groupLLC.arts of org.filedwith Articles of Organiiation for
ny secy of state (ssny) on DURHAM ROAD, LLC were
12/18/06.office location; al- filed with the Secretary of
'
State of New York (SSNy) on
bany county. ssny .IS d
e519- April 17. 2007. Office locatnated as agent of LLCupon
whom process against may ed in Schenectady County.
be served. ssny shall mail SSNY has been designated
process to anthony harris 34 as agent of the LLC upon
corlear st albany ny 12209 whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
purpose: all lawful actiVity
. mail a copy of process to the
LD-15968
LLC, clo Lombardi, Walsh,
(May 23, 2007)
Harrison, Amodeo & Davenport, p,e., III Winners Circle,
Suite 200, Albany, New York
LEGAL NOTICE
12205. Purpose: for any lawNotice of Formation of 37 ful activity for which limited
Bridge Street LLC Arts. of liability companies may be
Org. filed with NY Secy. Of formed under the law.
State (SSNY) on 4/20107 Of· LD·15979
fice location: Albany County. (May 23, 2007)
SSNY is designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
LEGAL NOTICE
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: 95 Delancey Street New NOTICE OF FORMATION
York, NY 10002 . Purpose: OF liMITED liABiliTY
COMPANY. NAME: 12 ARany lawful activity.
ROWHEAD LANE,
LD-15969
LLC. Articles of Organization
. (May 23, 2007)
were filed with the Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Customized Building Services
LLC Arts. of Org. filed with
NY Secy. Of State (SSNY)
on 4/23/07 Office location:
Albany County. SSNY is
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNYshall
mail process to:275 Madison
Avenue 39th Fir New York,
NY 10016. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-15970
.
(May 23, 2007)
of State of New
York (SSNY) on 03/07107.
Office location: Schenectady
- Co~nty. SSNY has been
designated as agent of the
LL~ upon whom process
against it may b~ served.
SSNY shall mall a copy of
process to the LLC, 221
Meadowbrook Court,
Duanesburg, New York
12056. Purpose: For any
lawful purpose.
LD-15981
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE .
LEGAL NOTICE
OF liMITED liABiliTY
COMPANY. NAME: 350
GREAT NECK ROAD
PARTNERS LLC. Articles of
Organization were filed with
the Secretary of State
of New York (SSNY) on
04/12/07. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY has
been
designated as agent of the
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
process to the LLC, 525
Seventh Avenue, Suite 806,
New York, New York 10018.
Purpose: For any lawful
purpose.
LD·15982
(May 23, 2007)
Office location: Albany County. SSNY has been
designated as agent of the
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
process to the LLC, 39-21
46th Street, Sunnyside,
New York 11104. Purpose:
For any lawful purpose.
LD·15987
(May 23, 2007) .
LD-15993
(May 23. 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
COMPANY. NAME: KAMI·
KAZE HEARTS LLC.
Articles of Organization were
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York
(SSNY) on 03/05/07. Office
location: Albany County.
SSNY has been designated
as agent of the LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall
mail a copy of process to the
LLC, clo Gavin Richard, 36
Peyster Street,
Albany, New York 12208.
Purpose: For any lawful
purpose.
LD-16014
(May 23. 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: JOE47
LLC. Articles
of Organization were filed
with the Secretary of State of
New York (SSNY) on
04/18/07. the latest date of
LEGAL NOTICE
dissolution is 12/31/2057.
NOTICE OF FORMATION Office location:
OF liMITED liABiliTY Albany County. SSNY has
COMPANY. NAME: 59 OR- been designated as agent
of the LLC upon whom proCHARD BOULEVARD
.
PARTNERS LLC. Articles of cess
Organization were filed with against it may. be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
the Secretary of State
of New York (SSNY) on process to the LLC, c/o
04/12/07. Office location: Youssef Janfar, 24 Devon
Albany County. SSNY has Road, Great Neck, New York
11023. Purpose: For any
been
designated as agent of the lawful purpose.
LLC upon whom process LD-15988
against it may be served.
(May 23, 2007)
SSNY shall mail a copy of
process to the LLC, 525
Seventh Avenue, Suite 806,
LEGAL NOTICE
New York, New York 10018.
Purpose: For any lawful NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED liABiliTY
purpose.
COMPANY. NAME: 161
LD-15983
AVENUE PARTNERS
(May 23. 2007)
LLC. Articles of Organization
were filed with the Secretary
of State of New
LEGAL NOTICE
York (SSNY) on 04/23/07:
NOTICE OF FORMATION Office location: Albany CounOF LIMITED LIABiliTY ty. SSNY has been
COMPANY. NAME: FAMILY designated as agent of the
LLC upon whom process
MEDESTHETICS
LLC. Articles of Organization against it may be served.
were filed with the' Secretary SSNY shall mail a copy of
of State of New
process to the LLC, 525
York (SSNY) on 04/19/07. Seventh Avenue, Suite 806,
Office location: Albany New York, New York 10018.
Purpose: For any lawful
County. SSNY has been
deSignated as agent of the purpose.
LLC upon whom process LD-15989
against it may be served.
(May 23, 2007)
SSNY shall mail a copy of
process to the LLC, c/o Law
Offices of Jeffrey L. _
LEGAL NOTICE
Zimring, 1683 Western Avenue, Albany, New York NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED liABILITY
12203. Purpose: For any
COMPANY. NAME: GARD·
lawful purpose.
NER TERRACE
LD·15984
PROPERTIES, LLC. Articles
(May 23, 2007)
of Organization were filed
with the Secretary of
State of New York (SSNY)
LEGAL NOTICE
on 04116/07. Office location:
NOTICE OF FORMATION Albany County. SSNY
OF liMITED liABILITY has been designated as
COMPANY. NAME: MAN- agent of the LLC upon whom
process against it may be
HATTAN CARRIER
COMPANY, LLC. Articles of served. SSNY shall mail a
Organization were filed with copy of process to the LLC,
c/o Ralph T. Keating,
the Secretary of State
of New York (SSNY) on 441 Russell Road, Albany,
04/19/07. Office location: New York 12203. Purpose:
Albany County. SSNY has For any lawful purpose.
LD-15990
been
designated as agent of the (May 23, 2007)
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
LEGAL NOTICE
process to the LLC, 401 East
NOTICE
OF FORMATION
34th Street, N27J, New
York, New York 1,0016. Pur- OF liMITED LIABILITY
pose: For any lawful pur- COMPANY. NAME: CDM
BUILDERS. LLC.
pose.
Articles of Organization were
LD·15985
filed with the Secretary of
(May 23, 2007)
State of New York
(SSNY) on 04/25/07. The
latest date of dissolution is
LEGAL NOTICE
12/31/2106. Office
NOTICE OF FORMATION location: Albany County.
OF PROFESSIONAL SER- SSNY has been designated
VICE LIMITED liABILITY as agent of the LLC upon
whom process against it may
COMPANY. NAME:
NAM VO, LCSW, PLLC. be served. SSNY shall mail
Articles of Organization were a copy of process to
the LLC, cloAtlantic Tax Ser.:
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York (SSNY) vice, 429 Atlantic Avenue,
on 04/19/07. Office location: Suite 2A, Freeport,
New York 11520. Purpose:
Albany County. SSNY
has been designated as For any lawful purpose.
agent of the PLLC upon LD·15992
whom process against it (May 23, 2007)
maybe
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of process to the PLLC,
LEGAL NOTICE
c/o Thuynam Vo, 44·20
Douglaston Parkway, 7F, NOTICE OF FORMATION
Douglaston, New York OF LlMITEO LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: SLATER
11363. Purpose: For the
practice of the profession CAPITAL I,
of Licensed Clinical Social LLG. Articles of Organization
were filed with the Secretary
Work.
of State of New
LD-15986
York (SSNY) on 03/22/07.
(May 23. 2007)
Office location: Albany County. SSNY has been
designated as agent of the
LEGAL NOTICE
LLC upon whom process
NOTICE OF FORMATION against it may be served.
OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY shall mail a copy of
COMPANY. NAME: TED process to the LLC, ·c/o Gersten Savage LLP, 600
GEIER PARTNERS
LLC. Articles of Organization Lexington Avenue, 9th Floor,
~were filed with the Secretary New York, New York 10022.
Purpose: For any
of State of New
York (SSNy) on 04/23/07. lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of formation of lim~
ited liability company (LLC).
Name of LLC: Charles L.
Touhey, LLC. Articles of
Organization filed with the
Secretary of State of New
York (SSNY) on July 25,
2002. Business location:
Pine West Plaza Building
2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York
12205, Albany County.
SSNY has been deSignated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of any process against
the LLC served upon it to:.
Pine West Plaza Building
2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York
12205. LLC has been
formed to engage in any
lawful act or activity.
LD-15998
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of formation of limited liability oompany (LLC).
Name of LLC: Virginia E.
Touhey, LLC. Articles of
Organization filed with the
Secretary of State of New
York (SSNY) on July 25,
2002. Business location:
Pine West Plaza Building
2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York
12205, Albany County.
SSNY has been designated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of any process against
the LLC served upon it to:
Pine West Plaza Building
2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York
12205. LLC has been
formed to engage in any
lawful act or activity.
LD-15999
(May 23. 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of formation of limited liability company (LLC).
NameofLLC: JohnJ. Touhey,
LLC. Articles of Organization
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York (SSNY)
on July 25, 2002. Business
location: Pine West Plaza
Building 2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany,
New York 12205, Albany
County. SSNY has been
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY
shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served
upon it to: Pine West Plaza
Building 2, Washington Avenue Extension, Albany,
New York 12205. LLC has
been formed to engage in
any lawful act or activity.
LD·16000
.
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: FLATBUSH LINCOLN LLC.
Articles of Organization were
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York
(SSNY) on 04/27107. Office
location: Albany County.
SSNY has been deSignated
as agent of the. LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall
mail a 'copy of process to
the LLC, clo John Gray, 423
Lincoln Place, Brooklyn,
New York 11238. Purpose:
For any lawful purpose.
LD·16003
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMA·
TION OF LIMITED LlABIL·
ITY COMPANY. NAME: Y.J.
SUNSHINE
MANAGEMENT LLC. Ar·
ticles of Organization were
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York (SSNY)
on 04/27/07. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY
has been designated as
agent of the LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of process to the LLC,
142-18 38th Avenue,
#CF-E, Flushing, New York
11354. Purpose: For any
lawful purpose.
LD-16004
Publication Notice LLC
1. The Name of the Limited
Liability Company is State
Street Homes LLC (here. inafter referred to as the
company).
2. The Articles of Organization of the Company were
filed with the Secretary of
State on 4-14-07
3. The County within New
York in which the office of the
company is to be located is
Schenectady County.
4. The Secretary of State
has been deSignated as
agent upon whom process
against the Company may
be served. The Post Office
Address to which the Secretary of State shall mail process is 533 Woodbine Street
Uniondale NY 11553
5. The Purpose of the business of the Company is to
engage in any lawful act
or activity for which limited
liability companies may be
organized under the Limited
Liability Company Laws of
the State of New York
5-4,11,18,25; 6-1,8 5611
LD·16006
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Frequenz LLC Arts. of Org. filed
with NY Secy. Of
State (SSNY) on 4110107 Office location: Albany County.
SSNY is deSignated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it· may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to: 916 Route 9W
Selkirk, NY 12158. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16016
(May 23. 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of formation of Sky
Blue Properties LLC. Arts of
Org. filed with Secy. of State
of NY (SSNY) on 10104/05.
Office location: Albany County. SSNY deSignated as
agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served: SSNY shall mail
process to: The Company,
118 Adams St. Delmar, NY
12054. Purpose: and lawful
activities.
LD-16007
(May 23, 2007)·
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF
LIMITED LIABILITY COM·
PANY
.
Name: Kendall Way Associates, L.L.C. (LLC). Articles
of Organization filed with
Dept. of State of NY on
·3/23/07. Office location: Albany County. Principal business location: 20 Corporate
Woods Boulevard, Albany,
NY 12211. Secretary of
State of NY is designated
as agent of LLC fo'r service
of process. SOS shall mail
copy of process c/o Nigro
Companies, 20 Corporate
Woods Boulevard, Albany,
NY 12211. Purpose: Any
lawful act or activity.
LD-16011
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: IACAPI·
TAL PARTNERS,
LLC. Articles of Organization
were filed with the Secretary
of State of New
York (SSNY) on 04/26/07.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY has been
deSignated as agent of the
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
process to the LLC, 58 East
11 th Street, 3rd Floor,
New York, New York 10003.
Purpose: For any lawful
purpose.
LD·16017
(May 23. 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Blade Capital Management,
LLC. Authority filed with
Secy. of State of NY (SSNY)
on 4/27/07. . Office location: Albany County. lLC
formed in Delaware (DE) on
12/15/04. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to: clo National
Registered Agents, Inc., 875
Ave of the Americas, Ste
501, NY, NY 10001. Address
of principal office: 15 Enterprise, Ste 550, Aliso Viejo,
CA 92656. Arts. of Org. filed
with OE Secy. Of State. 401
Federal St., Ste 4., Dover,
DE 19901 . Purpose: any
lawful activities.
LD·16018
(May 23, 2007)
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF
liMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
LEGAL NOTICE
Name: MA II L.L.C. (LLC).
Articles of Organization filed Notice of Formation of Basic
with Dept. of State of NY on RE LLC. Arts. of Org. filed
3/21/07. Office location: Al- with Secy. of State of NY
bany County. Principal busi- (SSNy) on 1/11/07. Office 10'
ness location: 20 Corporate cation: Albany County. SSNY
Woods Boulevard, Albany, deSignated as agent of LLC
NY 12211. Secretary of upon whom process against
State of NY is deSignated it may be served. SSNY shall
as agent of LLC for service mail process to: c/o Lazare
of procesS! SOS shall mail Potter Giacovas & Kranjac
copy of process clo Nigro LLP, 950 Third Ave., NY. NY
Companies, 20 Corporate 10022. Purpose:·any lawful
Woods Boulevard, Albany, activity.
NY 12211. Purpose: Any LD·16019
lawful act or activity.
(May 23, 2007)
LD'16012
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Publication
SUN MEDIAENTERPRISES
LLC Arts; of Org. was filed
with SSNY on 4/30107. Office location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent of
LLC whom process against
may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: clo The
LLC, 46 State Street- 3rd
Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD'16013
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED liABILITY
Notice of Qualification of
Payroll Associates, LLC.
Authority filed with Secy.
of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on
1/12/06. Office location:
Albany County. Principal
business location: 1900
Ridge· Road, West Seneca,
NY 14224. LLC formed in
Delaware (DE) on 11/30104.
SSNY deSignated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
cia CT Corporation System,
11181hAve.,NY,NY100ll,
registered agent upon whom
process may be served.
Principal office of LLC: 840
N. Lenola Road, Unit 6,
Moorestown, NJ 08057. Arts.
of Org. filed with DE Secy.
of State, 401 Federal St.,
Dover, DE 19901. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16020
THE SPOTLIGHT
May 23,2007 -PAGE 41
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE ' __ LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
& ASSOCIATES, .
LLC. Articles of Organization
were filed with the Secretary
of State of New
York (SSNY) on 04/26/07,
The latest date of dissolution
is 1.2/31/2106, Office
location: Albany. County.
SSNY has been designated
as agent of the LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
a copy of process to
lhe LLC, 434 Linden Street,
West Hempstead, New York
11552. Purpose: For
any lawful purpose.
LD-16033
(May 23, 2007)
Delaware on 04/26107. Of- of LLC upon whom process GENTE SYSTEM LLC, Arts,
fice location: Albany County. against it may be served. of Org. was filed with SSNY
SSNY shall mail process to: on 5/11/05. Office location:
SSNY has been
deSignated as agent of the C/O Allstate Corporate Svcs. Albany County, SSNY desLP upon whom process Corp"41 StateSt,Ste,415, ignated as agent of LLC
against it may be served. Albany, NY 12207, Purpose: whom process against may
any lawful activity.
be served. SSNY shall mail
SSNY
process to: c/o The LLC,
shall mail a copy of process LD-16057
46 State Street- 3rd Floor,
to the LP, 60 West 23rd (May 23, 2007)
Albany, NY 12207, The regStreet, Suite 910, New
York, New York 10010.
istered agent is: USA CorLD-16051
porate Services Inc. at the
LEGAL NOTICE
. same address. Purpose: all
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of Stretch lawful activities.
Ink, LLC, Arts, Of Org, filed LD-16067
with Secy. Of State of N. Y. (May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
(SSNY) on 05/02/07, Office
NOTICE OF FORMATION location: Albany County.
OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY designated as agent
LEGAL NOTICE
COMPANY, NAME: MACKIE of LLC upon whom process
DEVELOPMENT LLC, Ar- against it may be served. NOTICE OF FORMATION
ticles of Organization were SSNY shall mail process to: OF LIMITED LIABILITY
filed with the Secretary of C/O Allstate Corporate Svcs. COMPANY. NAME: SIXX
NOTICE OF FORMATION State of New York (SSNY) Corp"41 StateSt., Ste.415, NOUVEAUXX DESIGN
OF LIMITED LIABILITY on 04/20/07, The name Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: SERVICES LLC, Articles of
COMPANY. NAME: ALLIED was amended to MACKIE any lawful activity.
Organization were filed with
SPEC GROUP,
DEVELOPMENTS LLC on LD-16058
the Secretary of State
of New York (SSNY) on
LLC.ArticlesofOrganization 05/02/07. Office location: (May 23, 2007)
05/03/07, The latest date of
were filed with the Secretary Albany County. SSNY has
dissolution is 12131/2057.
been designated as agent
of State of New
Office location: Albany
York (SSNY) on 04/17/07, of the LLC upon whom
LEGAL NOTICE
County. SSNY has been
Office 10cation:AlbanyCoun- process against it may be
Notice
of
Formation
of
L1C
deSignated as agent of the
ty. SSNY has been
served. SSNY shall mail a
Recycling
LLC,
Arts,
Of
Org,
LLC
designated as agent of the copy of process to the LLC,
filed
with
Secy,
Of
State
of
upon whom process against
LLC upon whom process 630LorimerStreet,Brooklyn,
N,
y.
(SSNY)
on
05103107,
Ofit may be served. SSNY shall
against it may be served.
New York. Purpose: For
fice location:Albany County. mail a copy of process
SSNY. shall mail a copy of any lawful purpose.
SSNY
deSignated
as
agent
to the Ll_C, 5 Centre Market
process to the LLC, 799 LD-16052
of LLC upon whom process Place, New York, New York
Broadway, Suite 310, New '(May 23, 2007)
against
it
may
be
served.
10013. Purpose: For
York, New York 10003, PurSSNY shall mail process to: any lawful purpose.
pose: For any lawful purC/O Allstate Corporate SVC8, LD-16076
pose.
.LEGAL NOTICE
Corp"41 State St, Ste, 415, (May 23, 2007)
LD-16047
NOTICE OF FORMATION Albany, NY 12207, Purpose:
(May 23, 2007)
OF LIMITED LIABILITY any lawful activity.
COMPANY, NAME: BAHIA LD-16059
LEGAL NOTICE
PRINCIPE
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Epike
PARTNERS LLC, Articles
Enterprises LLC. Arts. Of
NOTICE OF FORMATION of Organization. were filed
Org, filed with Secy, Of State
OF LIMITED LIABILITY with the Secretary of State
LEGAL NOTICE
of N,y' (SSNy) on 04/13/07,
COMPANY. NAME: RBM of New York (SSNY) on
REALTVLLC,
05/02/07. Office location: Notice of Formation of Mo- Office location: Albany
Articles of Organization were Albany County, SSNY has makre LLC, Arts, Of Org, County. SSNY designated
filed with the Secretary of been deSignated as agent of filed with Secy. Of State of as agent of lLC upon whom
the LLC upon whom process N,Y, (SSNY) on 04/12107, Of- process against it may be
State of New York
(SSNY) on 04/02/07, The against it may be served. fice location: Albany County. served, SSNY shall mail
latest date of dissolution is SSNY shall mail a copy, SSNY designated as agent process to: C/O Allstate
04/01/2047, Office
of process to the LLC, clo of LLC upon whom process Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
location: Albany County. Kaufman & Serota, P.C., against it may be served. State St, Ste, 415, Albany,
SSNY shall mail process to: NY 12207. Purpose: any
SSNY has been designated 225
as agent of the LLC upon
Broadway, Suite 1902, New C/O Allstate Corporate SVC8, lawful activity.
whom process against itmay York, New York 10007. Pur- Corp"41 StateSt, Ste, 415, LD-l6080
Albany, NY 12207, Purpose: (May 23, 2007)
be served. SSNY shall mail. pose: For any lawful
any lawful activity.
purpose.
a copy of process to
LD-16060
the LLC, 7311 Avenue V, LD-16053
(May 23, 2007)
Brooklyn, New York 11234, (May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Purpose: For any lawful
Notice
of Formation of 149
purpose.
Plaza LLC, Arts, Of Org, filed
LD-16048
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
with Secy. Of State of N.V.
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of 45-47 NOTICE OF FORMATION (SSNy) on 05/02107, Office
Washington Avenue, LLC OF LIMITED LIABILITY location: Albany County.
LEGAL NOTICE
Arts, Of Org, filed with NY COMPANY, NAME: CON- SSNY designated as agent
of LlC upon whom process
Secy, Of State (SSNY) on NIE S DESIGN LLC,
NOTICE OF FORMA- 4/27107. Office location: Articles of Organization were against it may be served.
TION OF LIMITED LlABIL- Albany County, SSNY is filed with the Secretary of SSNY shall mail process to:
lTV COMPANY. NAME: ELI designated as agent of LlC State of New York·C/O Allstate Corporate Svcs.
KLEIN FINE ART,
upon whom process against (SSNy) on 05/03/07, Office Corp"41 State St., Ste, 415,
LLC, Articles of Organization it may be served, SSNY shall location: Albany County. Albany, NY 12207, Purpose:
were filed with the Secretary mail process to. 45 Wash- SSNY has been ·designated any lawful activity.
ington Ave, Brooklyn, NY as agent of the lLC upon LD-16081
of State of New
York (SSNY) on 10/20/06, 11205 Purpose: any lawful whom process against it may (May 23, 2007)
be served. SSNY shall
Office location: Albany Coun- activity.
mail a copy of process to the
LD-16054
ty, SSNY has been
LLC, c/o Connie Silver, 445
designated as agent of the (May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
West 19th Street,
LLC upon whom process
Apartment 80, New York, Notice of Formation of Guy
against it may be served.
New York 10011. Purpose: AndAGirl Productions, LLC.
SSNY shall mail a copy of
LEGAL NOTICE
Arts, Of Org, filed wrth Secy,
For any lawful purpose.
process to the LLC, c/o CorOf State of N, y, (SSNY)
poration Service Company, Notice of Formation of Opus LD-16064
on 04/25/07. Office loca80 State Street, Albany, New Sk lLC Application for Au- (May 23, 2007)
tion: Albany County, SSNY
York 12207, which is also the thority filed with NY Secy. Of
deSignated as agent of LLC
State (SSNY) on 04/19/07
address of the
upon whom process against
registered agent. Purpose: Office location: Albany CounLEGAL NOTICE
it may be served. SSNY shall
ty. LLC formed in Delaware
For any lawful purpose.
(DE) on 11/21/06. SSNY is Enterprise Consultin·g Solu- mail process to: C/O Allstate
LD-16049
e<;rporate Svcs. Corp.,· 41
deSignated as agent of LLC tions, LLC
(May 23, 2007)
upon whom process against Notice of formation of the State St" Ste, 415, Albany,
it may be served. SSNY· above Limited Liability NY 12207. Purpose: any
shall mail process to:l00 Company rLLC"). Articles lawful activity,
LEGAL NOTICE
Rockledge Road Bronxville, .of Organization filed with LD-16082
NOTICE OF FORMATION NY 10708 . DE address of Secretary of State of NY (May 23, 2007)
OF LIMITED LIABILITY LLC:16192 Coastal Highway ("SSNY") on 04/25/2007,
COMPANY. NAME: VIVA Lewes, Delaware 19958. Office location is Albany
Cert of Formation filed with County. SSNY has been
CAPITAL
LEGAL NOTICE
MANAGEMENT LLC, Appli- DE Secy. Of State, 401 designated as agent of the
NOTICE
OF FORMATION
cation for Authority was filed Federal St. Ste. 4, Dover, DE LLC upon whom process
with the Secretary of
19901. Purpose: any lawful against it may be served. OF LIMITED LIABILITY
SSNY shall mail a copy of COMPANY, NAME: 221
State of New York (SSNy) activity.
any such process served WOLF ROAD
on 05/02107. The LLC' was LD-16055
originally filed with the
(May 23,2007)
to 65 Queen Anne Drive, ASSOCIATES LLC, Articles
Slingerlands, NY 12159. of Organization were filed
Secretary of State of DelaPurpose is any lawful busi- with the Secretary of
ware on 04/26/07. Office
State of New York (SSNY)
ness activities.
location: Albany County.
LEGAL NOTICE
on 03/05/07. Office location:
LD-16065
SSNY has been designated
Albany County, SSNY
as agent of the LLC upon Notice 01 Formation of C.C.4 (May 23, 2007)
has been designated as
whom process against it LLC, Arts, Of Org, filed
agent of the LLC upon whom
with Secy. Of State of N. Y.
may
process against it may be
be served. SSNY shall mail a (SSNY) on 04/23/07, Office
LEGAL NOTICE
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of process to the LLC, location: Albany County.
SSNY deSignated as agent Notice of Formation of New- copy of process to the LlC,
60 West 23rd Street,
Suite 910, New York, New of LLC upon whom process port Trading & Services LLC. 621 Columbia Street,
York 10010. Purpose: For against it may be served. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Cohoes, New. York 12047.
SSNY shall mail process to: of State of NY (SSNY) on Purpose: For any lawful
any lawful purpose.
C/O Allstate Corporate·Svcs: 4/27107. Office location: Al- purpose.
LD-16050
Corp"41 StateSt,Ste,415, bany Co. SSNY designated LD-16084
(May 23, 2007)
Albany, NY 12207, Purpose: as agent of LLC upon whom (May 23, 2007)
process against it may be
any lawful activity.
served. SSNY shall mail
LD-16056
LEGAL NOTICE
process to: The LLC, 301
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
East 790th St, S-24-H, NY,
NOTICE OF FORMATION
NY 10021. Purpose: any NoticeofQualificationofAcOF LIMITED PARTNERlawful activities.
_ centure Insurance Services
SHIP, NAME: VIVA CAPITAL
LEGAL NOTICE
LD.-16066
LLC. Authority filed with
PARTNERS, LP,
Secy, of State of N,y' (SSNY)
Application for Authority was Notice of Formation of JMC (May 23 2007)
,
on 4/13/07. Office location:
filed with the Secretary of Shipping LLC, Arts, Of Org,
filed with Secy. Of State of
Albany County, LLC formed
State of New York
in Delaware (DE) on 1/12107.
(SSNy) on 05/02107, The LP NY (SSNy) on 05/07107, OfLEGAL NOTICE
SSNY designated as agent
was originally filed with the fice location: Albany.County.
SSNY deSignated as agent Notice of Formation of of LLC upon whom process
Secretary of State of
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Publication
GLOBAL EXPERT TRACK
SYSTEM LLC Arts, of Org,
was filed with SSNY on
4/23/07. Office location:
Albany County, SSNY designated as agent of LLC
whom process against may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o The LLC,
46 State Street- 3rd Floor,
Albany, NY 12207, The registered agent is: USA Corporate Services Inc. at the
same address. Purpose: all
lawful activities.
LD-16021
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of formation of Lenz
Transport, LLC. Articles of
Organization were filed with
NY Sect of State (SSNY)
on 4/13/07. Office location,
Albany County_ SSNY is
deSignated as agent 0 LlC
upon whom process against
it may be served, SSNY shall
mail process to: c/o National
Registered Agents Inc., 875
Avenue of the Americas,
Suite 501, New York, NY
10001,
LD-16028
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
GENERGY PROPERTY,
LLC
Notice of Formation of Genergy Property, LLC, Articles
of Organization filed with
Secretary of State of N. y,
(SSNY) on 4/13/2007, Oftice location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
The LLC, 2 Executive Park
Drive, Albany, NY 12203.
Purpose: any lawful activity.
49624·
LD-16035
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Qualification of
Prime Therapeutics LLC.
Authority filed with Secy.
of State of N,y' (SSNy) on
8/25/05. Office location:
Albany County. Principal
business location: 1305 Corporate Center Dr., Eagan,
MN 55121, LLC formed in
Delaware (DE) on 12110/03,
SSNY deSignated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: c/o Corporation Service
Co" 80 State St, Albany,'
NY 12207. Principal office
of LLC: 1020 Discovery Rd"
Ste, 100, Eagan, MN 55121.
Arts. of Org. filed with DE
Secy, of State, PO Box 898,
Dover, DE 19903. Purpose:
pharmacy benefit manager
LD-16030
(May 23, 2007)
,\
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Compact Power Services
LLC, Authority filed with
Secy, of State of N, y, (SSNY)
on 3/21/07. Office location:
Albany County. LLC formed
in North Carolina, (NC) on
12/21/06, SSNY deSignated
as agent of LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o Corporation
Service Co., 80 State St.,
Albany, NY 12207, NC address of LLC: 100 N, Tryon
St" Ste, 4700, Charlotte,
NC 28202, Arts, of Org, filed
with NC Secy. of State, 2 S.
Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC
27626. Purpose: any lawful
activity.
LD-16031
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
Hartford Investment Financial Services, LLC. Authority
filed with Secy. of State of
N, Y. (SSNy) on 4/12/2007.
Office location: Albany
County. Principal business
location: 200 Hopmeadow
St, Simsbury, CT 06089,
LLC formed in Delaware
(DE) on 12/9/1996, SSNY
deSignated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY
shall mail process to: c/o
Corporation Service Co., 80
State St, Albanr' NY 12207,
DE address 0 LLC: 2711
Centerville Rd., Wilmington,
DE 19808, Arts, of Org,
filed with DE Secy. of State,
401 Federal St., Dover, DE
19901. Purpose: principal
underwriter for registered investment companies, wholesales (sales to registered
broker/dealers). and other
broker/dealer services.
LD-16032
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of AE3
Interactive LLC. Arts. Of Org.
filed with Secy, Of State of
N, Y. (SSNY) on 05/01 107, Office location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC uron whom process
against It may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
C/O Allstate Corporate Svcs.
Corp"41 State St., Ste.415,
Albany, NY 12207, Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16041
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
PROSECCO LLC,
Articles of Organization were
filed with the Secretary of
State of New York
LEGAL NOTICE
(SSNY) on 03/07/07, The
Notic.e of Formation of Kath- latest date of dissolution is
erine Fleming, LLC.· Arts. 03/06/2057, Office
Of Org, filed with Secy, Of location: Albany Co-unty.
State of N, y, (SSNY) on SSNY has been designated
04/30/07. Office location: as agent of the LLC upon
Albany County. SSNY desig- whom process against it may
nated as agent of LLC upon be served. SSNY shall mail
whom process against it a copy of process to
may be served, SSNY shall the LLC, 108 West 39th
mail process to: cia Allstate Street, New York, New York
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41 10018. Purpose: For any
State St, Ste, 415, Albany, lawful purpose.
NY 12207. Purpose: any LD-16046
lawful activity.
(May 23, 2007)
LD-16040
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Qualification of
Commercial Insurance Associates, LLC. Authority filed
with Secy. of State of NY
(SSNY) on 4/27107, Office
location: Albany County.
LLC formed in Tennessee
(TN) on 5/9102, SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served, SSNY shall
mail process to: The LLC,
111 Westwood Place, Ste
100, Brentwood, TN 37027,
also address required to be
maintained in TN. Arts. of
Org, filed with TN Secy, Of
State, 312 Eighth Avenue
North, 6th FI, William Snodgrass Tower, Nashville, TN
37243. Purpose:anylawful
activities.
LD-16036
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Fifth
Season Master Funding
Series B LLC Application for
Authority filed with NY Secy.
Of State (SSNy) on 04125107
Office location: Albany County. LLC formed in Delaware
(DE) on 04119/07, SSNY is
designated-as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: 4512 Farragut Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11203,
DE address of LLC:16192
Coastal Highway Lewes,
Delaware 19958. Cert of Formation filed with DE Secy. Of
State,401 Federal St Ste, 4,
Dover, DE 19901. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16037
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Fifth
Season Master Funding
Series A LLC Application for
Authority filed with NY Secy.
Of State (SSNY) on 04125107
Office location: Albany County. LLC formed in Delaware
(DE) on 04/19/07, SSNY is
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: 4512 Farragut Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11203,
DE address of LLC:16192
Coastal Highway Lewes,
Delaware 19958. Certof Formation filed with DE Secy. Of
State,401 Federal St. Ste. 4,
Dover, DE 19901. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16038
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
Parkview Luxury Condominium, LlC. Arts. Of Org. filed
with Secy, Of State of N,y'
(SSNy) on 05/03/07, Office
location: Albany County.
SSNY deSignated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
C/O Allstate Corporate Sves.
Corp"41 State St, Ste, 415,
Albany, NY 12207, Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16042
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Sky
Financials LLC. Arts. Of Drg.
filed with Secy, Of State of
N, Y. (SSNY) on 04126107, Office location: Albany County.
SSNY deSignated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
C/O Allstate Corporate Sves.
Corp" 41 State St., Ste.415,'
Albany, NY 12207, Purpose:
any lawful activity,
LD-16043
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
SMART CELLS SOUTH
CONE LLC Arts, of Org,
was filed with SSNY on
5/4/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served ..
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207,
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16044
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OFA
DOMESTJC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC).
The name of the LLC is DEGONZAGUE CONSTRUCTION, LLC, The Articles
of Organization of the LLC
were filed with the NY Secretary 01 State, under Section
203 of the Limited liability Law of the State of New
York, on April 27, 2007. The
purpose of the LLC is to
engage in any lawful act or
activity. The office of the LLC
is to be located in Albany
·County. The Secretary of
State is deSignated as the
agent of the LLC upon whom
process against the LLC may
be served. The address to
which the Secretary of State
shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC is 344
Fuller Road, Albany, New
York 12203,
LD-16045
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of OHR
Hachayim Publishing LLC.
Arts. Of Org. filed with Secy.
Of State of N, y, (S'SNY)
on 04/30107. Office location: Albany County, SSNY
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process·to: C/O Allstate
, . LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
State St, Ste, 415, Albany,'
NOTICE OF FORMATION NY 12207. Purpose: any NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIAOF LIMITED LIABILITY lawful activity.
BILITY COMPANY. NAME:
COMPANY. NAME: BELLER LD-16039
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
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23, 2007
THE SPOTLIGHT
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: clo corl<0ration Service
LD-16093
(May 23, 2007)
Corporate Services Inc. at TOWN CLERK
the same address. Purpose: DATED: May 9, 2007
. Company CSC), 80 Slate
S1., Albany, NY 12207. DE
address of lLC: clo esc,
2711 Centerville Road, Ste.
400, Wilmington, DE 19808.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of MNM,
MS PT LLC. Arts. of Org.
Arts. of Org. filed with DE filed with NY Dept. of State
Secy. of State, 401 Federal
SI., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901.
Purpose: any lawful activity.
LD-16085
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
4
Notice of Qualification of
1412 Broadway, LLC. Authority filed with Secy. of
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on
10/12/06. Office location:
Albany County. LLC formed
in Delaware (DE) on 9126106.
SSNY deSignated as agen,t
of LLC u~on whom process
a~ainst It may be served.
S NY shall mail process
to: clo Corporation Service Company, 80 State
Street, Albany, NY 12207.
DE address of LLC: 2711
Centerville Road, Ste. 400,
Wilmington, DE 9808. Arts.
of Org. filed with DE Secy.
of State, 401 Federal St.,
Dover, DE 19901. Purpose:
all lawful purposes.
LD-I8089
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
..
Name of LLC: LlPP FAMILY
HOLDINGS, LLC. Articles of
Org. filed Dept. of State of
NY on 11/3/05. Office loca. tion in NY: Albany County.
Secy. of State of NY (SSN]
designated as agent of LL
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail a copy of process to clo
The Ayco Company, LP, One
Wall S1., Albany, NY 12205,
Attn: David Quinn. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16090
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
PCM Advisors LLC. Authority filed with Secy. of
State of N.Y. (SSNY) on
11/23/04: Office location: AIbany County. LLC formed in
Delaware (DE) on 11/18/04.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process
to: Nine Elk Street, Albany,
NY 12207. DE address of
LLC: c/o Corporation Trust
Company, 1209 Orange St.,
Wilmington, DE 19801. Arts.
of Org. filed with DE Secy. of
State, P.O. Box 898, Dover,
DE 19903. 'Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-16091
(May 23, 2007)
"
atllawful activities.
LD-16104
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
on 512107. Office location: Notice of Formation of
Albany County. Principal FAKHIR LLC. Arts. of Org.
business address: 43 Pros- was filed with SSNY on
pect S1., Unit 4, Ridgefield, 519107. Office 10cation:AlbaCT 06877. Secy. of State ny County. SSNY designated
designated as agent of LLC as agent of LLC whom proupon whom process against cess against may be served.
it may be served and shall SSNY shall mail process to:
mail process to: Terence c/o The LLC, 46 State StreetMcLaughlin, Willkie Farr & 3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207.
Galla~herLLP, 7877thAve., The registered a~ent is: USA
NY, N 10019. Purpose:any Corporate Services Inc. at
lawful activity.
the same address. Purpose:
LD-16094
all lawful activities,
LD-16105
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
WROTHEN LLC. Arts. of
Org. was filed with SSNY on
519107. Office location: Albany Cou.nty. SSNY designated
as agent of LI:..C whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16099
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of ELlSEO HOLDINGS LLC. Arts. of
Org. was filed with SSNY on
5/9/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
clo The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16106
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
ALSTON LLC. Arts. of Org.
was filed with SSNY on
5/9/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered.agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16100
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of
DOSELC LLC. Arts. of Org.
was filed with SSNY on
5/9/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY designated
as agent of .LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207.
The registered a~ent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16107
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of LlNEHAN LLC. Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 5/9/07.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY deSignated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
clo The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16101
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of ETTOLL LLC. Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 5/9/07.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
c/o The LLC, 46 Stale Street3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16109
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of TERRA LUNA LLC. Arts. of Org.
LEGAL NOTICE
was filed with SSNY on
Notice of Qualification of 5/9107. Office location: AlbaSunbelt Staffing, LLC. Au- nyCounty. SSNY deSignated
thority filed with Secy. of as agent of LLC whom proState of N.Y. (SSNY) on cess against may be served.
4/12/07. Office location:. AI- SSNY shall mail process to:
bany County. LLC formed i~ c/o The LLC, 46 State StreetFlorida (FL) on 4/4/00. SSN
3rd Floor, Albany, NY12207.
deSignated as agent of LLC The registered agent IS: USA
upon whom process against Corporate Services Inc. at
it may be served. SSNY shall the same address. Purpose:
mail process to: clo Corpora- all lawful activities.
tion Service Company, 80 LD-16102
. State S1., Albany, NY 12207. (May 23,2007)
FL address/principal business location of LLC: One
LEGAL NOTICE
Independent Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32202. Arts. of Org.
filed with FL Secy. of State, Notice of Formation of VIP.O. Box 5588, Tallahassee, VEC VENTURES LLC. Arts.
FL 32314. Purpose: staff- of Org. was filed with SSNY
ing services and any lawful on 5/9107. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY desactivity.
ignated as agent of LLC
LD-16092
whom process against may
(May 23, 2007)
be served.- SSNY shall mail
process to: clo The LLC, 46
State Street- 3rd Floor, AlbaLEGAL NOTICE
ny, NY 12207. The registered
Notice of Quafification of agent is: USA Corporate
Econohomes LLC. Authority Services Inc. at the same
filed with Secy. of State of address. Purpose: all lawful
N.Y. (SSNY) on 4/13/07. Of- activities.
fice location: Albany County. LD-16103
LLC formed in Texas (TX) on (May 23, 2007)
12/8/05. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC upon whom
LEGAL NOTICE
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail
Notice
of Formation of CHAprocess to: c/o Corporation
Service Company, 80 State VOUS LLC. Arts. of Org.
S1., Albany, NY 12207. TX was filed with SSNY on
addresslprincipal business 5/9/07. Office location: Albalocation of LLC: 223 W An- ny County. SSNY designated
derson Lane, Ste. B350, as agent of LLC whom proAustin, TX 78752. Arts. of cess against may be served.
Org. filed with TX Secy. of SSNY shall mail process to:
State, 1019 Brazos, Austin, clo The LLC, 46 State StreetTX 78701. Purpose: real es- 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
tate sales and investments. The registered agent is: USA
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY
1. The mane of the Limited
Liability compan is MORGAN BATES, LL
2. Te Article of 0rr,anization of the Limited iability
Company were filed on May
3, 2007 with he New York
Secretary of State.
3. The office of the Limited
Liability Company is located
in Albany County.
4. Secretary of State is designated as agent of the Limited Liability Company upon
whom process against it may
be served.
S. The Secretary of State
shall mail a copy of process.
served to the Limited Liability
Compan'y to 242 Westchester Drive South, Delmar, NY
12054.
6. The latest date to dissolve
is indefinite.
7. The purpose of the Limited.
Liability Company is to conduct all lawful activity.
LD-16117
(May 23, 2007)
t
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a copy of the Annual
Financial Report for the year.
ending December 31, 2006
for the Town of Bethlehem, is
now on file in the office of the
Town Clerk, 445 Delaware
Avenue, Delmar, NY and is
available for public inspection during regular business
hours.
TOWN OF BETHLEHEM
KATHLEEN A. NEWKIRK,
MMC, RMC
lEGAL NOTICE
LD-16119
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
SECTION 00020 - ADVERTISEMENT & INVITATION
TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received until 3:00 pm local
time on June f5, .2007, at
the Office of the Supervisor,
Town of New Scotland Town
Hall, 2029 New Scotland
Road, Slingerlands, New
York 12159 and publicly
opened and read aloud. The
~orosals are for:
E DERVALE WATER DISTRICT - MASTER METER
PREPLACEMENT. Contract
generally consists of two (2)
master water. meter installations with associated watermain installation.
THE WORK shall be shown
on the drawings and shall
be in accordance with the
specifications and other contract documents prepared
by Vollmer Associates LLP
(now Stantec Consulting),
3 Columbia Circle, Albany,
New York 12203.
THE INFORMATION FOR
BIDDERS, Bid Proposal,
Form of Contract, Drawings,
General Conditions, Supplemental General Conditions,
Plans and Specifications
may be examined at New
Scotland Town Hall. Call
(518) 439-4865 for directions and hours of operation.
Plans and Specifications will
be made available to the
prospective bidders on May
23,2007.
A complete set of plans and
shecifications may be purcased at the New Scotland
Town Hall for $50.00 gefund'
able to bidders). hecks
shall' be made payable to
TOWN OF NEW SCOTLAND. Only bidders who
have purchased plans and
specification packages from
Town Hall will be considered
eligible bidders.
EACH BIDDER must deposit
with his bid, security in the
amount of no less than 5
percent of the bid, in the form
and subject to the conditions
provided in lhe SECTION
00100 -INSTRUCTIONS TO
BIDDERS.
SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH
his executed contract, the
successful bidder must deliver to the Town of New
Scotland an executed pertormqnce and completion bond
in a form meeting the Town's
approval, in an amount not
less than 100 percent of the
accepted bid as security for
the faithful perform~nce and
completion of this contract,
and also a separate bond
guaranteeing prompt payment of monies due to all
persons supplying the contractors or subcontractors
with labor and materials employed and used in carrying
out the contract, and having
a surety on the bonds such
surety companies as are approved or acceptable.to the
Town of New Scotland.
ALL WORK shall be subject
to equal opportunity in employment, state wage rates
and all other requirements
in accordance with applicable law.
BY ORDER OF
TOWN OF NEW SCOTLAND
By:
Diane
Deschenes
Town Clerk
LD-16120
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: FPP
ASSET MANAGEMENT
LLC. Articles of Organization
werecfiled with the Secretary
of State of New
York (SSNY) on 05/04/07.
Office location: Albany County. SSNY has been
designated as agent of the
LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of.
process to the LLC, 525
Seventh Avenue, Suite 806,
New York, New York 10018.
Purpose: For any lawful
purpose.
LD-16121
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY. NAME: FY &
SONS ASSET
MANAGEMENT LLC. Articles of Organization were
the same address. Purpose:
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY has been
filed with the Secretary of
State of ·New York (SSNY)
on 05/04/07. Office location:
all lawful activities.
LD-16130
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of CAR·
designated as agent of the
LLC
upon whpm process against
it may be served. 8SNY shall
mail a copy of process
totheLLC, 155 White Plains
Road, Suite 207, Tarrytown,
BONSIDE LLC. Arts. of Org. New York 10591.
was filed with SSNY on Purpose: For any lawful
2/19/02. Office location: purpose.
Albany County. SSNY des- LD-16138
ignated as' agent of LLC (May 23, 2007)
whom process against may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: c/o The LLC, 46
LEGAL NOTICE
State Street- 3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. The registered Notice > of Formation of
agent is: USA Corporate 10624 Partners, LLC Arts. Of
Services Inc. at the same Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
address. Purpose: all lawful State (SSNy) on 5/9/07. Ofactivities.
fice location: Alb:;r County.
LD-16131
SSNY is designa
as agent
LEGAL NOTICE
of LLC u~on whom process
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Fonnation of 3066
a~ainst It may be served.
Brighton 6 LLC. Arts. Of Org.
S NY shall mail process to.
filed with Secy. Of State of
1202 E 19th Street Brooklyn,
LEGAL NOTICE
N.Y. (SSNy) on 05108107. OfNY 11230. Purpose: any lawfice location: Albany County. NOTICE OF FORMATION ful activity.
SSNY deSignated as agent OF LIMITED LIABILITY LD-16141
of LLC upon whom process COMPANY. NAME: TBG (May 23, 2007)
against It may be served. MANAGEMENT, LLC.
SSNY shall mail process to: Articles of Organization were
C/O Allstate Co~orate Svcs. filed with the Secretary of
LEGAL NOTICE
Corp.,41 State 1., Ste. 415, State of New York
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: (SSNy) on 05/07/0i. Office Notice of Formation of
location: Albany County. 510171 LLC Arts. Of Org.
any lawful activity.
SSNY has been designated filed with NY Secy. Of State
LD-16125
as agent of the LLC upon (SSNY) on 5/9/07. Office 10(May 23, 2007)
whom process against it may cation: Albany County. SSNY
be served. SSNY shall
is designated as agent of
mail a copy of process to the LLC upon whom process
LEGAL NOTICE
CLC, clo Zachary Berger, 20 a~ainst it may be served.
S NY shall mail process
NotiCe of Formation of GEN- West 72nd Street,
ERAL CONSULTANCY Apartment 406, New York, to. Israel Weinberger 95
SERVICES LLC. Arts. of New York 10023. Purpose: Delancey Street New York,
Org. was filed with SSNY For any lawful purpose.
NY 10002. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
on 4/15/99. Office location: LD-16132
LD-16142
Albany County. SSNY des- (May 23, 2007)
ignated as agent of LLC
(May 23, 2007)
whom process against may
be served. SSNY shall mail
LEGAL NOTICE
process to: clo The LLC,
LEGAL NOTICE
46 State Street· 3rd Floor, Notice of Formation of D &
Albany, NY 12207. The reg- C Henderson Enterprises, Notice of Formation of 518
istered agent i~: USA Cor- LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Chauncey LLC Arts. Of Org.
porate Services Inc. at the Secy. of State of NY (SSNy) filed with NY Secy. Of Stale
same address. Purpose: all on 5/2107. Office location: (SSNy) on 4/24/07. Office 10Albany Co. SSNY desig- cation:Albany County. SSNY
lawful activities.
nated as agent of LLC upon is designated as agent of
LD-16126
whom process against it LLC upon whom process
(May 23, 2007)
may be served. SSNY shall against it may be served.
mail process to: The LLC, SSNY shall mail process
One Loudon Heights South, to. 431 Willoughby Avenue
LEGAL NOTICE
Loudonville, NY 12211. Pur- Brooklyn, .NY 1-1205. Purpose: any lawful activity.
Notice of Formation of TOP pose: any lawful activities.
LD-16143
HIDE LLC. Arts. of Org. was LD-16134
filed with SSNY on 1/08/02. (May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY designated .
as agent of LLC whom proLEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
cess against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to: Notice of Formation of 3013 Notice of Formation of Manc/o The LLC, 46 State Street- Church LLC. Arts. Of Org. agement 1040 LLC Arts. Of
3rd Floor,Albany, NY 12207. filed with Secy..Of State of Org. filed with NY Secy. Of
The registered agent is: USA N.Y. (SSNY) on 04/25/07. Of- State (SSNY) on 4/30/07.0fCorporate Services Inc. at fice location: Albany County. fice location: Albany County.
the same address. Purpose: SSNY designated as agent SSNY is designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process of LLC upon whom process
all lawful activities.
a~ainst It may be served. against it may be served.
LD-16127
S NY shall mail process to: SSNY shall mail process to.
(May 23; 2007)
CIO Allstate corcorate Svcs. 1025 East 13th Street BrookCorp., 41 State I.,Ste.415, Iyn, NY 11230.Purpose: any
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: lawful activity.
LEGAL NOTICE
LD-16144
any lawful activity.
Notice of Formation of LD-16135
(May 23, 2007)
CHALKLANDS LLC. Arts. (May 23, 2007)
of Org. was filed with SSNY
on 4/19/05. Office location:
LEGAL NOTICE
Albany County. SSNY des- .
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of CD
ignated as agent of LLC
whom' process against may Notice of Formation of 3202 Choices Options, LLC, Art.
be served. SSNY shall mail Church LLC. Arts. Of Org. of Org. filed Sec'y of State
process to: clo The LLC, filed with Secy. Of State of (SSNy) 4/4/07. Office loca46. State Street- 3rd Floor, N.Y. (SSNY) on 04/17/07. Of- tion: Albany County. SSNY
Albany, NY. 12207. The reg- fice location: Albany County. deSignated as agent of LLC
istered agent .is: USA Cor- SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against
porate Services Inc. at the of LLC upon whom process it may be served. SSNY shall
same address. Purpose: all against it may be served. mail copy of process to 7
SSNY shall mail process to: Washington Square, Albany,
lawful activities.
CIO Allstate Cor~orate Svcs. NY 12205. Purpose: any
LD-16128
Corp., 41 State I.,Ste.415, lawful activities.
(May 23, 2007)
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: LD-16145
any lawful activity.
(May 23, 2007)
LD-16136
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of AYNLEGAL NOTICE
SCOMBE LLC. Arts. of Org.
Notice
of Qualification of
was filed with SSNY on
LEGAL NOTICE
RCa Hotel RC, LLC, App.
7/2.7104. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY des- Notice of Formation of Fader for Auth. fHed Sec'y of State
ignated as agent of LLC . 5 Music, LLC. Arts. Of Org. (SSNY) 4/11/07. Office 10whom process against may filed with Secy. Of State of cation: Albany County. LLC
be served. SSNY shall mail N.V. (SSNY) on 05/02107. Of- org. in DE 4/9/07. SSNY
process to: clo The LLC, fice location: Albany County. designated as agent of LLC
46 State Street- 3rd Floor, SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against
Albany, NY 12207. The reg- of LLC upon whom process it may be served. SSNY
istered agent is: USA Cor- a~ainst it may be served. shall mail copy of process
porate Services Inc. at the S NY shall mail process to:· to c/o NIS, 3500 S. Dupont
same address. Purpose: all CIO Allstate cor~orate Svcs. Hwy., Dover, DE 19901,
Corp.,41 State 1., Ste. 415, the DE' office addr. of LLC.
lawful activities.
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: Cert. of Form. on file: SSDE,
LD-16129
Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE
any lawful activity.
(May 23, 2007)
19901. Purpose: any lawful
LD-16137
activities.
(May 23, 2007)
LD-16146
LEGAL NOTICE
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of ARALEGAL NOTICE
NIA LLC. Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 6/28/02. NOTICE OF FORMATION
LEGAL NOTICE
Office location: Albany OF LIMITED LIABILITY
County. SSNY designated COMPANY. NAME: TRI- Empire Publishers, LLC Articles of Or§. filed NY Sec.
as agent of LLC whom pro- FECTA DESIGN
cess against may be served. GROUP, LLC. Articles of of State (S NY) 5/0212007.
SSNY shall mail process to: Organization were filed with Office in Albany Co. SSNY
desig. agent of LLC upon
clo The LLC, 46.State Street- the Secretary of State of
3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207. New York (SSNY) on whom process may be
The registered a~ent is: USA 05/03/07. The latest date of served. SSNY shall mail
copy of process to princiCorporate Services Inc. ~t dissolution is 12131/2012.
Albany County. SSNY
'has been designated as
agent of the LLC upon whom
process against it may be
served. SSNY shall mail a
copy of process to the LLC,
525 Seventh Avenue,
Suite 806, New York, New
York 10018. Purpose: For
any lawful purpose.
LD-16122
(May 23, 2007)
I
~
I
•
THE SPOTLIGHT
May 23, 2007 -
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE _ - - LEGAL NOTICE
pal business address at 13
Witte Road, Albany, .N. Y.
12203. Purpose: Any lawful
SON LLC. Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 5/14/07.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
clo The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Public Notice of Hearing
The Town of New Scotland
Zoning Board
The registered agent is: USA Notice is hereby given that
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16154
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of VALMAND LLC. Arts. of Org. was
filed with SSNY on 5/14/07.
Office location: Albany
County. SSNY designated
as agent of LLC whom process against may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
clo The LLC, 46 State Street3rd Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
The registered agent is: USA
Corporate Services Inc. at
the same address. Purpose:
all lawful activities.
LD-16155
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Public Notice of Hearing
TheTown of New Scotland
Zoning Board
Notice is hereby given that
the Zoning Board of Town of
New Scotland, New York will
hold a public hearing pursuant to Chapter 190, Article
IX, Section 190-73 of the
Zoning Law on the following
proposition:
A Public Hearing for Temporary Use Permit Application
#372.
Temporary Use Permit Application # 372:
Application submitted by Peter Landi
for a "Temporary Use Permit" to allow an "accessory
structure" to remain on a
lot proposed for subdivision
without it being accompanied
by a dwelling unit structure.
The parcel owned by Peter
and Suli Landi, is located
within the "R2" district at the
intersection of Font Grove
and Krum Kill Roads and is
identified as New Scotland
Tax parcel id # 62.-4-18.1.
The Zoning Board is authorized to issue Temporary Use
Permits pursuant to Article
IX, Section 190-72 (E) of the
Zoning Law.
Said hearing will take place
on May 29, 2007 at the New
Scotland Town Hall beginning at 7:00 P.M
William Hennessy
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Town of New Scotland
is an equal opportunity provider and employer
LD-16157
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
of Formation of 38
"""0"
Org.
State
10-
Public Notice of Hearing
The Town of New Scotland
Zoning Board
Notice is hereby given that
the Zoning Board of Town of
New Scotland, New York will
hold a public hearing pursuant to Chapter 190, Article
IX, Section 190-73 of the
il
Zoning Law on the following
10461. Purpose: proposition:
1
A Public Hearing for VariRiJ-1
activity.
ance Application # 373.
Variance Application # 373:
Application submitted by Peter Landi for relief from Article
II, Section 190-14 of the Zoning Law to be allowed to do a
2 lot-subdivision where a preexisting, non-conforming,
dwelling is currently located
within a front yard setback.
ppllicaltion for Authority was The parcel owned by Peter
the Secretary of and Sula Landi, is located
New York
within the "R2" District at
on 04/02/07. The intersection of Font Grove
filed with and Krum Kill Roads and is
identified as New Scotland
nol"""" Of- Tax
parcel id # 62.-4-18.1.
The "R2" District requires
a minimum front setback of
50 feet. Thi,s application is
a request for approximately
11 feet of relief to allow ,for a
front setback of 39 feet for a
pre-existing, non-conforming
dwelling.
Said hearing will take place
on May 29, 2007 at the New
Scotland Town Hall beginning at 7:00 P.M.
William Hennessy
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Town of New Scotland
is an equal opportunity proof Formation of LAN· vider and employer
LD-16158
atiOl" AII,anv
i6i 5;2
()f"ee
the Zoning Board of Town of
New Scotland, New York will
hold a public hearing pursuant to Chapter 190, Article
IX, Section 190-73 of the
Zoning Law on the following
proposition:
A Public Hearing for Variance Application # 374
Variance Application # 374:
Application ·submitted by
Arnold Abate for relief from
Article II, Section 190-12
of the Zoning Law to be
allowed to add an attached
roof over a deck to the rear
of his dwelling. The parcel
is owned by Mr. Abate, is located within the "RA" District
at 8 Elizabeth Drive and is
identified as New Scotland
Tax parcel id # 72.12.-9-12.
The ORA" District requires
a minimum side setback of
25 feet. This request is for
11 feet of relief to allow for
the deck roof construction
to come within 14 feet ofthe
side yard property line.
Said hearing will take place
on May 29, 2007 at the New
Sco~land Town Hall peg inning at 7:00 P.M.
William Hennessy
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Town of New Scotland
is an equal opportunity provider and employer
LD-16159
(May 23, 2(07)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
limestone rock situate on
parcels of land owned by
the applicant located at Indian Ledge Road and Zwack
Lane and are identified as
New Scotland tax parcels #
93.-2-6 and 82.-1-41. And in
the alternative an appeal of
the Building Inspector's decision regarding a Special Use
Permit Application submitted
by David Zwack for the "removal of fill, gravel or loam"
on property owned by Mr.
Zwack. The parcels of issue
are located on Indian Ledge
Road and Zwack Lane and
are identified as New Scotland tax parcels # 93.-2-6
and 82.-1-41. This Appeal is
made pursuant to Article IX,
Section 190-73 of the Town
Zoning Law.
Said hearing will take place
on May 29, 2007 at the New
Scotland Town Hall beginning at 7:00 P.M.
William Hennessy
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Town of New Scotland
is an equal opportunity provider and employer
LD-16161
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
trial Park, Schenectady, NY
12306. Purpose: all lawful
Notice
of Qualification of
purposes.
AEW GCP, LLC. Authority
LD-16166
filed with Secy. of State of
(May 23, 2007)
NY \SSNy) on 3/13/07. Office ocation:AlbanyCounly.
LLC formed in Delaware
LEGAL NOTICE
(DE) on 216/07. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
Articles of Organization of
whom process against it may
Bauder Group, LLC
Under Section 203 of the be served. SSNY shall mail
Limited Liability Company process to: Delaney Corporate Services, 41 State St.,
Law
FI RST: The name of the Ste 405, Albany, NY 12207.
limited liability company is Address to be maintained in
DE: 615 South Dupont Hwy,
Bauder Group, LLC.
SECOND: The county within Dover, DE 19901. Arts. of
this state in which the of- Org. filed with DE Secy. Of
fice of the limited liability State, 401 Federal St., Ste
company is to be located is 4., Dover, DE 19901 . Purpose: any lawful activities.
Albany.
THIRD: The Secretary of LD-16174
State is designated as agent (May 23, 2007)
of the limited liability company upon whom process
LEGAL NOTICE
against it may be served.
The post office address
NOTICE
OF FORMATION
within or without this state
to which the Secretary of OF LIMITED LIABILITY
State shall mail a copy of any COMPANY. NAME: SHANprocess against the limited li- NON CAFE LLC.
ability company served upon -Articles of Organization were
filed. with the Secretary of
him or her is:
State of New York
59 CR 1
(SSNY) on 05/08/07. Office
Westerlo, NY 12193
location: Albany County.
April 26, 2007
SSNY has been designated
Alan C. Bauder, Organizer
as agent of the LLC upon
Alan C. Bauder
whom process against it may
LD-16167
be served; SSNY shall
(May 23, 2007)
mail a copy of process to the
LLC, 951 Second Avenue,
New York, New York
LEGAL NOTICE
10017. Purpose: For any
lawful purpose.
Articles of Organization
LD-16176
of'
ALL Con n e c t ion s , (May 23, 2007)
LLC
Under Section 203 of the
LEGAL NOTICE
Limited Liability Company·
Law
FIRST: The name of the lim- Notice of Formation of MEited liability company is ALL RIDIAN WEST HOLDING
LLC. Arts. of Org. was filed
Connections, LLC
SECOND: The county within with SSNY on 5/07/07. Ofthis state in which the of- fice location: Albany County.
fice of the limited liability SSNY designated as agent of
company is to be located is LLC whom process against
may be served. SSNY shall
Albany.
THIRD: The Secretary of mail process to: clo The
State is designated as agent LLC, 46 State Street- 3rd
of the limited liability com- Floor, Albany, NY 12207.
pany upon whom process The registered agent is: USA
against it may be served. Corporate- Services Inc. at
The post office address the same address. Purpose:
within or without this state all lawful activities.
to which the Secretary of LD-16177
State shall mail a copy of any (May 23, 2007)
process against the limited 11abilitycompanyservedupon
LEGAL NOTICE
him or her is: .
540 CR 312
Liquor
License 2137099
Clarksville, NY 12041
Lou Acteri's Rest.
April 9, 2007
180 Deleware Ave
Apryl L. Lasher, Individual
Delmar, NY Suite 16
Apryl L. Lasher
LD-16179
LD-16168
(May 23, 2007)
(May 23, 2007)
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Qualification of
linde Gas USA LLC. Authority filed with Secy. of State of
N.Y. (SSNY) on 3/22/07. Office location: Albany County.
Principal business location:
6055 Rockside Woods Blvd.,
Independence, OH 44131.
LLC formed in Delaware
(DE) on 9/25/06. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
process to: clo Corporation
Service Company (CSC), 80
LEGAL NOTICE
StateSt.,Albany, NY 12207.
Public Notice of Hearing
DE address of LLC: clo CSC,
2711 Centerville Road, Sle.
The Town of New Scotland
Zoning Board
400, Wilmington, DE 19808.
Notice is hereby given that Arts. of Org. filed with DE
the Zoning Board of Town of. Secy. of State, 401 Federal
New Scotland, New York will S1., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901.
hold a public hearing pursu- Purpose: manufacturer and
ant to Chapter 190, Article distributor of industrial, mediIX, Section 190-73 of the cal and specialty gases.
Zoning Law on the following LD-1616Z
proposition:
(May 23,2007)
A Public Hearing for Variance Application # 375.
Variance Application # 375:
LEGAL NOTICE
Application submitted by
John DeMis on behalf of Notice of Qualification of
New Salem Properties for PHASMATROPESTUDIOS,
reli~ffromArticle IV, Section LLC. Authority filed with
164-32 of the Subdivision Secy. of State of N.Y. (SSNY)
Law to be allowed to con- on 4/27/07. Office location:
struct a cul-de-sac street Albany County. LlC formed
of approximately 1100 feet in Pennsylvania (PA) on
in length to serve a nine lot 2/8/05. SSNY designated
subdivision. The parcel is as agent of LLC upon whom
accessed from New Salem process against it may be
South Road by traveling served. SSNY shall mail·
over Glenwood Terrace and process to: clo Corporation
ME!adowbrook Place. The Service Company, 80 State
cul-de-sac street is to be - St., Albany, NY 12207. PA
constructed off Meadow- address of LLC: 349 Lanbrook Place beginning at caster Avenue Ste. 202
a point approximately 868 Haverlord, PA 19041. Arts:
feet from New Salem South of Org. filed with PA Secy.
Road. T~e pa~c~1 to b: ac: of State, North Office Bldg.,
c~ss!3d lies ':"'lt~1n t~~ RA
Harrisburg, PA 17120. PurDistrict and IS Identified as pose: any lawful activity.
NewSootlandTaxparoelid# LD-16163
82.-4-28.1. Article IV, Section (May 23 2007)
164-32 of the subdivision law ____'_ _ _ _ _ __
allows for cul-de-sac streets
to be a maximum of 1000
LEGAL NOTICE
feet in length. This application· is· for relief of 1000 feet Notice of Qualification of
in order to extend an existing Braden Manufacturing,
cul-de-sac to a total length of L.L:C. Authority filed with
2000 feet.
Secy. of State of N. Y. (SSNY)
Said hearing will take place on 4/23/2007. Fictitious name
on May 29, 2007 at the New in NY State: Braden Auxiliary
Scotland Town Half begin- Power Equipment. Office
ning at 7:00 P.M.
location: Albany County. LLC
William Hennessy formed in Delaware (DE)
on 4/27/1998. SSNY deSigZoning Board of Appeals
The Town of New Scotland nated as agent of LLC upon
is an equal opportunity pro- whom process against it may
be served. SSNY shall mail
vider and employer
process to: clo CT CorporaLD-16160
tion System, 111 8th Ave.,
(May 23, 2007)
NY, NY 10011, registered
agent upon whom process
may be served. DE address
LEGAL NOTICE
of LLC: clo The CorporaPublic Notice of Hearing
tion Trust Company, 1209
The Town of New Scotland
Orange St., Wilmington, DE
Zoning Board
19801. Arts. of Org. filed
Notice is hereby given that with DE Secy. of State, 401
the Zoning Board of Town of Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover,
New Scotland, New York will DE 19901. Purpose: all lawhold a public hearing pursu- ful purposes.
ant to Chapter 190, Article LD-16165
IX, Section 190-73 of the (May 23, 2007)
Zoning Law.on the follOwing
proposition:
A Public Hearing for Use
LEGAL NOTICE
Variance # 376 and Appeal
Notice of Formation of ElyRequest # 369.
Variance Application #376 sium Edgerly, LLC. Arts.
and Appeal Request #369: of Org. filed with Secy. of
Application submitted by State of N. Y. (SSNY) on
David Zwack for relief from 4/30/07. Office location:
Article II, Section 190-11 of Schenectady County. SSNY
the Zoning Law for a use designated as agent of LLC
variance to allow the op- upon whom process against
eration of a business which it may be served. SSNY
removes, stores and sells shall mail process to: The
LLC, 695 Rotterdam Indus-
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of D's
Spice Island Market LLC.
Arts. Of Org. filed with Secy.
Of State of N.Y. (SSNY)
on 05/14/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: CIO Allstate'
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
NY 12207. Purpose: any
lawful activity.
LD-16171
(May 23, 2007)
Notice of Formation of LSB
Holding LLC. filed with Secy.
Of State of N. Y. (SSNY)
on 05114/07. Office location: Albany County. SSNY
designated as agent of LLC
upon whom process against
it may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: CIO Allstate
Corporate Svcs. Corp., 41
State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
NY 12207. Purpose: any
-lawful activity.
LD-16180
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Mojo
Fine Art Services LLC. filed
with Secy. Of State of N.Y.
(SSNY) on 05/08/07. Office
location: Albany County..
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
CIO Allstate Corporate Svcs.'
Corp.,41 State St., Ste. 415,
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16184
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Lam
Industries LLC. Arts. Of Org.
filed with Secy. Of State of
N.Y. (SSNy) on 05/15/07. Office location: Albany County.
SSNY designated as agent
of LLC upon whom process
against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
CIO Allstate Corporate Svcs.
Corp.,41 State St., Ste. 415,
Albany, NY 12207. Purpose:
any lawful activity.
LD-16172
(May 23, 2007)
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Formation of Hylan
Development LLC. Arts.
Of Org. filed with Secy. Of
State of N. Y. (SSNY) on
05/03/07. Office location:
Albany County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon
whom process against it
may be served. SSNY shall
mail process to: CIO Allstate
Corporate Svcs., Corp., 41
State St., Ste. 415, Albany,
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Page 44 • May 23, 2007
Eagles qualify
for Sectionals
By ROB JONAS
jonasr@spotlightnews.com
'.,
For once, the Bethlehem baseball team didn't collapse when a
Section II playoff berth was on
the line.
The Eagles defeated Ballston
Spa 14-6 last Monday to assure
themselves a .500 Suburban
Council record and a spot in the
class AA playoffs, which begin
Thursday.
"I have everybody ready to go
Thursday," said Bethlehem coach
Rob Helm. "We'll get the pitching.
We just have to play defense and
score some runs."
The Eagles will find out Wednesday who their first·round
opponent will be, though they
have been working the phones
to get an idea which team they
will face.
"We don'tkoowyet because we
have to see where Queensbury
fits in," said Helm. "We think they
will take one of the Big 10 spots,
so depending on which spot they
take, we'll have to see where
everyone else falls in."
Bethlehem (7-7 league, 99 overall) had been in siinilar
positions two of the previous
three seasons, only to come up
short by one win. In 2004 and
2006, the Eagles lost their final
two league games tq finish 6-8.
Bethlehem made certain there
would be no suspense this year.
The Eagles had one of their best
offensive games in last Monday's
win, with Matt Nash and Raody
Bowers leading the way with two
hits apiece.
Things fell apart for Bethlehem
in last Tuesday's 8-3 loss to Averill
Park. The Eagles committed five
errors and didn't have much pop
at the plate, other than a solo
home run from Nash.
"Averill Park went out there
and beat us," said Helm.
Bethlehem finished the regular season with a pair of nonleague games against Ballston
Spa Monday and Troy Tuesday.
Helm said he's using the games
to get his team warmed up for
what he perceives as a wide-open
Sectional field.
''There's one team that has
stood out, and thafs Guilderland.
And to teU you the truth, anyone
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Having played the game, Gait
had a unique perspective on what
worked on the field.
"It allowed me to understand
the features of the products
and the performance· benefits
associated," he said. "That's
something we use everyday and
we incorporate into the way we
develop the product. I'm not about
cosmetics, I'm not about 'me
too' products. I'm about trying
to develop unique performance
,benefits that are new for the
consumer or uniquely different
from my competition."
The innovations Gait and his
company have come up with deBeer has eight patents and 20
patents pending - are generally
subtle. One of his most recent
innovations is a palmless glove
that improves a player's hold on
the lacrosse stick.
"Most players would wear
gloves on the field, but they'd
take them off as soon as they got
off the field or started tossing
the ball around in the backyard,"
Gait said.
Gait was nearly born with
a lacrosse stick in his hands.
Growing up in Victoria, British
Columbia, he and his twin brother
Gary picked up the sport when
they were young. By the time they
reached Syracuse University in
1987, they had already developed
an on-field rapport unlike any
seen in the United States.
"We actually developed a lot
of our skills together practicing
with each other, and a lot of our
creative ideas were developed by
us putting our heads together and
trying to be deceptive," said Gait.
"The nice thing was we could try
out our ideas on each other. You
can't prove that something works
when you're practicing alone.
By having each other, we could
prove our ideas because one of
us would be able to play defense
on the other."
The twins continued playing
together off and on after
graduating Syracuse. The final
go-around came in 2005 when
Paul joined Gary for th" National
Lacrosse League's Colorado
Mammoth's final five games.
"It made playiog easier because
it would be like playing on the
same team for 30 years. You're
going to koowyour fellow player's
habits, and I certainly knew
Gary's tendencies and· habits,"
said Gait.
.
Since settling down in upstate
New York, Gait has tracked
lacrosse's growth in the United
States and is pleased with its
progress.
"The last 20 yeHs, the
average growth in participation
is 10 percent," said Gait. "It's
also spread out regionally. The
Northeast now represents 70
percent of participation, with
the other 30 percent spread out
across the rest of the country.
But (Northeast participation)
was a lot closer to 80 percent 20
years ago __"
With more American
children picking up lacrosse
sticks, Gait said ifs important
that his company pursues that
demographic.
"We gear our equipment
really toward the 8- to 15-yearold lacrosse player. That's the
time in a kid's lacrosse career that
you can sway his mind on what
brand he's going to continue to
play with, especially at the varsity
level," he said.
Gait's strategy has worked
well. His company is No.1 in
the United States for women's
lacrosse equipment sales and No.
3 in men's lacrosse equipment
sales.
.
D Stars
current Section II stars to its men's
and women's lacrosse teams next
year including Guilderland's
Nikki Branchini and Bethlehem's
MattJohnson and Tee Ladouceur.
That's the most Section II seniors
I can remember committing to
one Division I school.
Our region still lags far
behind central New York, Long
Island, northern New Jersey and
Maryland in producing Division
I talent, but the gap is beginning
to narrow. And as more Section
II players step into starring roles,
you can bet more college lacrosse
coaches are going to spend time
recruiting around here.
At least, we have some
area players to keep an eye
on this weekend at the NCAA
championships in Baltimore.
That's something we haven't
always had, but it's something
that could become a trend in the
future.
"We're probably the fastest
growing of all the manufacturers,
except for maybe some of the
upstarts," said Gait.
And with lacrosse's continued
growth - both in the Capital
District and nationally - Gait's
company has the chance to
continue growing.
"Lacrosse has grown steadily,
and I don't see it slowing down,"
he said.
(From Page 46;
assist while playing defense for
Navy
• Chris Schongar (Shen) started 16 of the University at
Albany's 18 games at long stick
midfield
• Josh Porce1l- Ballston Spa
native was seventh in scoring for
University of Maryland-Baltimore
County this season; teammate
Michael Camardo (Guilderland)
was 10th in scoring.
When you look at it, thafs an
impressive list, especially given
the fact that it was rare when a
. Section II lacrosse player would
even be looked at by a Division
I school only a decade ago, let
alone be a team leader. And more
area high school players are
going Division I with each passing
year. UAibany is bringing in five
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Varsity sports results for the week of May 14-20
Monday, May 14
BASEBAlL
Lansingburgh 8,
Voorheesville 0
Voorheesville highlight: R.J. Curreri
2 singles
Cohoes 14, R-C-S 11
R-C-S highlight: Joey Boomhower
home run, single, 3 RBI
Bethlehem 14,
Ballston Spa 6
Bethlehem highlights: Matt Nash
double, single; Randy Bowers 2
singles
BOYS lACROSSE
Saratoga 16, Bethlehem 14
Bethlehemscoring: Matt Johnson 4I , Ryan Wall 4-1 , Matt DiFrancseco
2-4, Carlos Mancilla 2-0, DylanEder
2-0, Terry Daley 0-1, Erik Hill 0-1
Bethlehem saves: Adam Nye 14
GIRlS lACROSSE
Rethlehem 13, Saratoga 12
Colonie 67, Niskayuna 60, Guilder- Saturday, May 19
55, Shaker 52.5, Bethlehem
Bethlehem 3, Averill Park 2 land
40, Ballston Spa 38, Saratoga 34, TRACK AND FIELD
Bethlehem highlight: Amanda Pet- Mohonasen25, Burnt Hills-Ballston
tit triple
Lake 22, Averill Park 10, Columbia Eddy Meet
R-C-S 16, Hudson 1
10
Boys team scores: Shenendehowa
R-C-S highlights: Erienne Reith 298.5, Guilderland 42, Colonie 40.5,
run triple; Mariah Parker 2 singles, Thursday, May 17
Niskayuna 37, Scotia-Glenville 36,
2 RBI; Elisha VanKampen 2 singles,
Fonda 29.5, Westbury 24, Ballston
BASEBAlL
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Spa 24, Ticonderoga 22, Queensbury
Voorheesville 3,
22, Rome Free Academy 19,Albany
TRACK AND FIELD
Academy 18, Albany 18, Mount
Albany Academy 2
Colonial Council
Anthony 18, Uniondale 17, New
Voorheesville
highlight:
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Gray
Championships
Hartford 16,Bethlehem 13,LansingBoys team scores: Albany Academy 2 singles
burgh 1l,LaSalle IO,AverillPark9,
123, Lansingburgh 114, Voorhees- R-C-S 6, Cobleskill 5
Columbia 8, Lockport 8, Mohonasen
ville !O3, Schalmont 60, Ravena- R-C-S 'highlights: Chris Snyder 6, Chatham 5.5, Tamarac 4, Ichabod
Coeymans-Selkirk 48, Cobleskill triple, 2 singles, RBI; Brett Winne
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chanicville 16
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Holy Names 216, Lansingburgh Bethlehem 15, Burnt Hills 6
86, Voorheesville 74, Cobleskill 51,
Schahnont45.5,Ravena-Coeymans- Bethlehem scoring: Carlos ManSelkirk 38, Watervliet 23, Cohoes cilla 6-0, Matt Johnson 3-6, Matt
DiFrancesco 3-2, Dave Amiri 2-0,
19.5, Mechanicville 5
Terry Daley I-I
Wednesday, May 16
Bethlehem saves: Justin Murphy 4
SOFTBAlL
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SOI'TBAIL
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Voorheesville 5
Voorheesville highlight: JennaMas- 1-0, Kaitlyn Martin 1-0
Bethlehem saves: Rae Mahon 5
saroni double, 2 singles, 3 RBI
Bethlehem 6, Ballston Spa 3 TRACK AND FIELD
SOI'TBAIL
Voorheesville 7,Albany 0
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TRACK AND FIELD
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Spa 52, Guilderland 43, Shaker
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21, Niskayuna 16, Columbia 6,
singles, 2 RBI
Team scores: Shenendehowa 144.5, Mohonasen 5
Tuesday, May 15
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Paul Gait displays some of his lacrosse gear allhe Guilderland headquarters of J deBeer and Son Manufacturers.
The success story continues
One half of famous
lacrosse duo guides
local company
By ROB JONAS
jonasr@spotlightnews.com
Paul Gait made a career out
of being an innovative lacrosse
player. Now, he's making a
living as an innovative lacrosse
equipment manufacturer.
Gait is in his third year as
president of J. deBeer and Son in
Guilderland, where his Gait line of
lacrosse equipment is created.
"It's something I've always
wanted to do, and when 1finished
(playing) at Syracuse University,
1 kind of set that as my goal,"
said Gait "I had always tinkered
with my lacrosse equipment
- my lacrosse (stick) heads and
gloves - so 1 knew 1 enjoyed to
do that"
Gait is no newcomer to the
industry. He started selling
lacrosse equipment the day he
graduated from Syracuse in 1990,
and he's been designing sticks,
pads and other gear for deBeer
since 1996.
All the while, Gait played
professionally in the indoor
National Lacrosse League, as
well as helping the Canadian
national team win outdoor world
championships in 1990, 1994,
1998 and 2002. He retired from
professional lacrosse in 2005.
"I don't miss it like a lot of
people think 1 would because 1
get to work with it every day," said
Gait, a United States Lacrosse
Hall ofFamer. "Plus, 1played a lot
1 played more than 95 percent of
lacrosse players out there. 1 kind
of got it out of my system."
Gait's first introduction to
deBeer was when he met former
president Jim Muhlfelder in
1994,shortly after leaving SIX
and starting his own lacrosse
eqnipment store ill Syracuse.
. "He was just starting up a
product line," Gait said "He was
explaining his business - he
was a baseball/softball company,
and they were moving away
from baseball/softball and just
getting started in this lacrosse
thing. They started by producing
the first high-strength lacrosse
handle, which was really popular
at the time. And in some of our
conversations, he had expressed
about how he was looking to
expand the line and develop
protective equipment and lacrosse
heads along the way.
"That got me to thinking, here
he ~as looking for someone with
lacrosse expertise, and given
my playing expertise and my
desire to get involved in the R&D
(research and development) side,
it just worked out"
Gait worked out of his home in
Syracuse for the first eight years
of his relationship with deBeer,
but moved to the Capital District
when he succeeded Muhlfelder
in 2004.
"I enjoy working with the
people here," said Gait ''Working
with a group that challenges
themselves, I'm a big believer in
that We tend to be understaffed
for the amount of business we
do, which 1 like. It puts a lot of
pressure on our employees, and
they usually step up and answer
the call."
o Success Page 44
Section II stars shine on national stage
The University atAlbanymen's
lacrosse team may no longer be
involved in the NCAA playoffs, but
the Albany area still has a vested
interest in the tournament
Four Section II graduates
- Cornell's Casey Lewis
(Shenendehowa), Johns Hopkins'
Mark Bryan (Niskayuna) and
Delaware's Noah Fossner and
Phil Rollins (both Niskayuna)
- are still playing for the national
title. Lewis had a hand in defeating
"
Albany by scoring two goals in
Cornell's 12-11 overtime victory
Saturday at Princeton, and Bryan
notched a goal in Johns Hopkins'
14-6 quarterfinal win against
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for the Division II title against
Mercyhurst
.
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Were there dolphins living in
Onondaga Lake at one point?)
There were even more Section
II grads that played significant
roles on Division 1 college
lacrosse teams that made the
NCAA tournament
• Shane KoppeI.'-s (She!,) -I.ed
Loyola-Maryland m scormg WIth
46 points (20 goals, 26 assists);
teammate Michael Crimmins
(Saratoga Springs) scored twice
in a limited role
• Katie Rowan and Halley
Quillinan (Bethlehem) - guided
Syracuse to its first Big East
women's lacrosse title and an
appearance in the Division 1
quarterfinals. Rowan led the
Orange in goals (59) and points
(86), while Quillinan was second
in goals (50) and third in points
(57)
• Patricia Sutton (Saratoga
Springs) - led the Holy Cross
women's lacrosse team with 75
points (57 goals, 18 assists)
• Basil Daratsos (Niskayuna)
- started all 15 games for the
Naval Academy this season and
finished sixth on the team in
scoring with 19 points (17 goals
two assists)
,
.
• Victor Barger (Shen) scored four goals and added an
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May 23, 2007 • Page 47
Youth programs teach more than sports skills
"A time for kids to be kids."
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and interscholastic athletic programs offered by area school
districts.
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School Athletic Association Executive "Director Nina Van Erk
said schools included in the association provide an emphasis
on what she calls the "four Cs."
"Character, civility, citizenship and competence," said
Van Erk. "I would add a fifth ...
commitment."
.
The association is focused
on children in grades seven
through 12, and, Van Erk said,
students are competing under
the guidance of school administrators and certified coaches.
'We don't try to promote a
positive atmosphere. We do promote a positive atmosphere,"
she said. "Our programs should
not be to win at all costs."
. Like Svare, Van Erk encourages a focus on teaching the
fundamentals.
"Kids should not be taught
to esteem themselves based
on the scoreboard," said Randy
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stay active and fit, and there are
benefits that extend beyond the
physical exertion.
"Sports are wonderful lifebuilding kinds of experiences,"
said Bruce Svare, a psychology
professor with the University at
Albany as well as the director of
the National Institute for Sports
Reform. 'They can be a very
positive outlet for kids."
Experts say the key to reaping that valuable experience lies
with the coaches and parents
who must ensure that a child is
participating in an environment
designed to bring out his or her
best.
Svare said sometimes involving kids in sports can actually
occur too' early.
"Four years old is a time for
kids to be exploring," he said.
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to put it into perspective.
Camardo said she makes
it a point to have the children
learn that sometimes you win
and sometimes you lose, but
either way you do it together as
a team.
"Children need to see their
parents feel proud of them no
matter what their role is on the
team," said Camardo.
Affiong parents with kids in
sports a common theme seems
to be, "enjoy it while they are
still young."
Smiles and laughter are usually dominant on any given Tball field, and mothers, like
Christina Carras of Guilderland, say at that level you do not
see too much competitiveness
in parents, but, Carras said, it
does creep up quickly. She also
said it is important for parents
to remember that many coaches are simply volunteers. They
are often parents with full-time
jobs and families, in addition to
coaching.
'When I hear parents complain about how a coach is doing his or her job, I get frustrated. Parents need to remember
these are just people helping
out, doing their best," s.aid Carras.
Carras also said she makes
it a point to remind her son Andrew, who is on his first year of
all-star Little League baseball
team, that he is part of an entire team.
"I tell my son that they win
as a team and lose as a team,
everyone is in it together," said
Carras.
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Teaching by example
There are plenty of stories
about parents who show a
lack of sportsmanship themselves, like the hockey dad
in Worchester, Mass., who in
2000, beat up the coach after a
dispute over a son's play time.
It sounds almost too absurd to
be true, but it is an example of
o
how an athlete's parent can go
from being supportive to being
a bully.
In theory, being on an athletic team, in a club, or in the
marching band are all supposed to be facets of a child's
life, a way to make them feel
part of something. .
Mohonasen School Athletic
Director Joseph Scalice said
the school tries to be clear
about expectations by holding
a meeting for parents and athletes at the beginning of each
season. At that time, they discuss rules and procedures.
"One area that I do talk about
is sportsmanship. I will meet
with a spectator or 'athlete if I
feel their actions are unsportsmanlike and are a negative reflection of our school. We discuss what is expected of them
as a spectator or an athlete,"
said Scalise.
Taking turns
Gregg Dort, of Ballston Spa,
has coached T-ball, youth so-ccer and Pop Warner football.
Having been involved with
sports his entire life, he said
his philosophy is all kids share
·equal playing time and all kids
play every position. He said his
stance is sometimes unpopular
with other coaches and some
parents.
"I take great pride in showing
my players that they all deserve
a chance to play, regardless of
opinions from other teams and
coaches. I spend time dUring
the off-hours making charts
and tracking players' time and
positions to insure that all my
players have played in every
position and have shared the
game time equally," said Dort.
Dort said he has had parents ask questions like, 'Why
did you put little Johnnie in as
quarterback, we think he is too
small." His answer is always,
"He deserves to play, and if that
child gets excited about playing this year and wants to play
again next year, then I will have
done my job."
"Smiles are always better
Cale, a Clifton Park psychologist who hosts the Web site
www.terrificparenting.com.
"Only a small percent are going
to be superstars."
"Kids can have a great experience to the extent that we are
clear about the value of effort
over outcome," added Cale.
Indeed, Van Erk s)lggests
that while student athletes will
build leadership skills, those
skills translate into team-building skills.
"A child may not be the best,
but might be the most integral
part of the team," said Van Erk.
In basketball, the child who
scores the basket would not·be
able to do so without the help of
a child whO makes the assist.
In additi<,m to ieadership and
team-building skills, children
learn ethics, sportsmanship,
fair play and how to be a good
winner, said Svare.
"Sports is about having fun,
about play, about socializing
and learning some skills," said
Svare.
Cale and Svare said developing a positive experience for
children in sports falls to the
parents.. Both encourage parents to really examine the organization that they are considering involving their child in and
make sure the focus is placed
on the appropriate values.
"It is important when parents begin to participate, they
choose carefully the atmosphere," said Cale.
Experts say parents should
encourage children to participate in a wide variety of sports
as well as different positions
within the same sport. Too often, said Svare, children appear
to excel at a particular sport and
are encouraged to take on that
sport as a specialty. He said that
often children reach puberty
. and are able to excel at athletic
skills they once did not.
"Kids at an early age should
be sampling lots of different
. sports," said Svare. "Up to the
age of 13, kids should be getting
involved in a lot of different activities including those that are
not sports related. ... Sports at
·the youth level are really about
building better people."
.
. than wins," said Dort.
. not before it is too late.
support one another, whether
Dort said the greatest comAthletic director for Burnt it's the members of their own
pliment to him as a coach is Hills-Ballston Lake schools teams or athletes on other
when parents thank him for Robert McGuire echoed the teams.
"One of the top priorities
helping to get their child ex- importance of sportsmanship.
cited about being part of a
McGuire said the best thing in running teams is the'-whole
team, and even more, about parents can remember is that idea of sportsmanship. The dibeing excited to share in being a good sport starts at reet line of communication for
something with their parents. a young age, as soon as their sportsmanship comes from
"I want the kids to get some children are able to interact - coaches and administrators to
exercise, experience competi- with others. McGuire said the our students and student athtion, teamwork, sportsman- main theme in his district is to letes," said McGuire.
ship, confidence, learn athletic
skills, want to learn more about
the sport and play at home
with their parents, guardians,
or siblings. I want the parents
Cful)reo~~plled lind Performed
to know that it is OK for their
child to laugh, cry, get pushed,
Kuperherg
score a goal, hit a home run,
drop a ball, make a mistake,
learn how to kick, throw, pass,
catch, want to play at home, experience childhood again, support their child's effort wheth2 PM: Sun, June 3
er good or bad," said Dort.
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The Capital District Youth
Soccer League.has a code of
conduct that they hand out
to parents at the start of each
season. The' parents code of
conduct asks them to serve as
role models for their children
and to plaCe the emotional and
physical well-being of their
child ahead of their personal
desire to win. It asks that parents show good sportsmanship
and set an example for their
child.
Many organizations try to
communicate with parents on
what is acceptable and what is
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