Monthly Archives: June 2014

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ADK Pets for Adoption

Sidetrack Litter - One of our Southern rescue coordinator's took these pups from a home on the side of the railroad track. They are helping the owner get the Mom spayed and we got the beautiful pups. They are about 9-10 weeks old and have had first shots, wormed and have been vet checked. For more information please call the shelter at 518-654-6220.
Chihuahua mixes - These are some very cute little babies. They are about 10 weeks old and have come from a high kill shelter in the South. They have had their first set of shots, wormed, and have been vet checked. For more information please call the shelter at 518 654-6220
Topaz - This beautiful girl was most likely part of a TNR program. She lost her home when her mother developed cancer. She is a LOVE!!! What a pet she is!! Topaz is about 6 years old, spayed, up to date on shots and ready to find a forever home. For more information please call the shelter at 518-654-6220or come by to meet her.
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Dennis Latham Retires as Stillwater Police Chief – by Sandy McBride

 

On June 30, Dennis Latham will step down as Chief of Police of the Stillwater Police Department after 30 years in that position.  For Dennis, it will be a bittersweet moment.  It may be time to move on to the next stage of a busy and productive life, but leaving the department which he helped to found 38 years ago, and the fellow officers with whom he shares a mutual respect and sense of camaraderie after so many years of facing so many challenges, is not easy for him.

 

Read the entire article in the June 5th issue of the Express.

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Mechanicville’s D.A.R.E. Race – by Sandy McBride

 

122 runners and two dozen walkers gathered last Wednesday to participate in the 25th annual DARE race and fun walk in downtown Mechanicville.  Kevin Connors of the Connors Agency, an original sponsor of the event, was pleased to announce that Joe Kelly had run the race for the 25th time, the only entrant to do all twenty-five.  Mr. Kelly is more than 80 years old, and Kevin says he knocked two full seconds off his 2013 time!  He was beaten in his age division by fellow octogenarian Richard Schumacher by less than a minute.  And trailing by not a lot was the winner of the 90 plus division, Virginia Donahue.

 

Read the entire article in the June 5th issue of the Express.

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Hoosic Valley Stampede – by Christine Barton

 

Schaghticoke-The Hoosic Valley Stampede football and cheerleading program is a private not for profit sports program for kids in grades K-6 in the Hoosic Valley community. The program is also a member of the Northeast Youth Football League (NYFL). The NYFL also includes teams from the surrounding areas of Stillwater, Mechanicville Cambridge, Greenwich and Granville. The Hoosic Valley Stampede is sustained solely through fundraising efforts. The financial success of the program is supported heavily through the generosity of local volunteers as well as community and businesses donations. The Stampede program consists of Flag Cheer, Flag Football, Junior and Senior Tackle. While the Stampede program is independent of the Hoosic Valley School District, the sports programs in the area do work closely together.

Read the entire article in the June 5th issue of the Express.

 

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Malta Passes Right-to-Farm – by H. Wessell

MALTA, June 2 ñ The Malta Town Board on Wednesday adopted the Town's new Agricultural Protection Overlay District Law.

The law was several years in the making, in a collaboration of the Town's Open Space, Agriculture and Trails Committee, chaired by David Haight, and Town Parks and Recreation Director Audrey Ball.

Ball related how in 2009 the Town completed its Agricultural Enhancement Strategy aimed at preserving farmland; and on recommendation of the Open Space Committee, the Town Board adopted the State's new Right to Farm Law locally.

Read the entire article in the June 5th issue of the Express.

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June 5th, 2014 Express Newspaper