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WEBAsked if the Superfund site and the neighboring Patroon Creek are now safe, a spokesman for EPA responded, “The February 2024 Five-Year Review indicated that the Mercury Refining site is protective of human health and the environment now that all institutional controls, including environmental easements, are in place.”
Jack Pollard, - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBALTAMONT — John Pollard III had a fierce loyalty to Altamont. Known to friends as “Jack,” Mr. Pollard died peacefully on Friday, June 24, 2022. He was 89. He and his wife hosted diners at their Home Front Café in what at times felt like the village’s living room, a place where people gathered and shared a sense of community. Mr.
Medusa - Rensselaerville, NY - a Helderberg Hilltown - Albany …
WEBJan 9, 2017 · Location. Medusa is a hamlet of Rensselaerville in the eastern part of town along the Ten Mile Creek.. History. Medusa was settled in 1783. The first name of the hamlet was "Hall's Mills" after its first settlers Uriah Hall and his son Joshua Hall who leased from Stephen Van Rensselaer.In 1850, the village and post office named was changed to Medusa after a postal conflict with another town ...
Obituaries - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBThe Enterprise prints obituaries, with a photograph, free of charge for people with local connections.Information may be mailed to the news office, brought in person, faxed at 518-595-8211, or e-mailed to the editor at MHale-Spencer(at)AltamontEnterprise(dot)com.Reporters are available to conduct interviews with the family and friends of the deceased to create a full portrait.
Four Seasons of Guilderland launched, ‘bringing commerce and …
WEBMay 29, 2024 · GUILDERLAND — A sunny spring day on Wednesday was the launch of the Four Seasons of Guilderland passport program. Through summer, fall, and winter, too, residents and tourists alike are being encouraged by the Guilderland Chamber of Commerce to visit venues in town as well as in New Scotland and the Helderberg Hilltowns.
John C. Rosenthal I - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBAug 20, 2024 · WESTERLO — “John C. Rosenthal I entered the Lord’s loving arms on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024 at his home surrounded by his loving wife, children, and family,” his family wrote in a tribute. Born in Albany on March 6, 1949, he was the son of the late Charles E. Rosenthal Jr. and Alberta S. (née Masa) Rosenthal.
Local governments get funds for bridge and culvert work
WEBJul 12, 2024 · ALBANY COUNTY — Several local bridge or culvert projects are among the 216 across New York receiving more than $484 million in state funds, announced on July 11: — Albany County is receiving $4.75 million for the superstructure replacement of the South Albany Road bridge over the Onesquethaw Creek; — …
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WEBWhile an independent investigation found no evidence of racism by library staff, “Interviews revealed an ‘us vs. them’ attitude rooted in the fundamental idea that the library is a non-profit entity that provides a service to the community, and the Café, contrary to the broader mission of the library, was a for-profit entity,” the report from Guidepost solutions says.
Biz owner charged with surveillance felony - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBBETHLEHEM — The owner of a Selkirk business was arrested on Aug. 7 for placing “disguised” cameras under the desk of his female employee, according to a release from the Bethlehem Police. Christopher R. Salisbury, 55, of Wynantskill was charged with a felony: second-degree unlawful surveillance.
Maver Omer Becker - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBAug 21, 2024 · BERNE — Maver Omer Becker, who felt most at home in the field and on a tractor, leaves behind a legacy of love, hard work, and dedication to his community. He died peacefully on Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2024, in Guilderland. He was 91.