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Arrests for June 9, 2016
Arrest records of the Mechanicville Police Department 5/9/2016-5/22/2016
05-09-16
Clayton D Allen, 28, of Schaghticoke was charged May 9th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-10-16
Sherri L. Marshal, 37, of Mechanicville was charged May 10th, 2016 with Assault 3rd degree and criminal obstruction of breathing.
05-12-16
Diane D. Snay, 51, of Mechanicville was charged May 12th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-12-16
Jennifer R. Johnson, 28, of Malta was charged May 12th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-12-16
Tanner W. Hebert, 27, of Cohoes was charged May 12th, 2016 with unlawful possession of marijuana.
05-13-16
Savannah L. Mahay, 29, of Gansevoort was charged May 13th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-13-16
Jeremy L. Mahay, 36, of Gansevoort was charged May 13th, 2016 with unlawful possession of marijuana.
05-13-16
Jonelle M. Harbour, 32, of Mechanicville was charged May 13th, 2016 with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-13-16
Eric D. VanVorst, 18, of Mechanicville was charged May 13th, 2016 with unlawful possession of marijuana, 2 counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance 7th degree, 2 felony counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance 3rd degree and 2 felony counts of criminal sale of a controlled substance in the 3rd degree.
05-14-16
Ronald F. Kramer, 55, of Eagle Bridge was charged May 14th, 2016 with unlawful possession of marijuana.
05-14-16
Henry L. Schindler III, 31, of Mechanicville was charged May 14th, 2016 with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-15-16
Robin A. Garber, 19, of Mechanicville was charged May 15th, 2016 with aggravated harassment 2nd degree.
05-17-16
David N. DiSiena, 37, of Mechanicville was charged May 17th, 2016 with criminal contempt 2nd degree.
05-18-16
Philip A. DiSiena, 74, of Mechanicville was charged May 18th, 2016 with having an unattended burn in violation of Mechanicville City Code.
05-19-16
Caleb E. Michaloski, 26, of Albany was charged May 19th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-19-16
Jessica L. Furgason, 34, of Ballston Lake was charged May 19th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-19-16
Nicholas J. Fredette, 25, of Cohoes was charged May 19th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-20-16
Salvy J. Prisco, 31, of Albany was charged May 20th, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-21-16
Erin E. Adams, 36, of Clifton Park was charged May 21st, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd degree.
05-22-16
Mena M. Little, 28, of Mechanicville was charged May 22nd, 2016 with harassment 2nd degree.
05-22-16
Austin J. Kinisky-Duffney, 20, of Waterford was charged May 22nd, 2016 with the felony of criminal possession of a forged instrument 2nd degree and the violation of obtaining alcohol while being less than 21 years of age.
05-22-16
Justin T. Pariseau, 25, of Schaghticoke was charged May 22nd, 2016 with criminal obstruction of breathing, criminal mischief 4th degree and the felony of burglary 2nd degree.
05-22-16
Kristen A. English, 37, of Scotia was charged May 22nd, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-22-16
Kimberly A. Grant, 45, of Cohoes was charged May 22nd, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-22-16
Theodore DiGuiseppi, 68, of Latham was charged May 22nd, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
05-22-16
Derek J. Bridger II, 33, of Cohoes was charged May 22nd, 2016 with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration.
Stillwater Police Department
Arrest Blotter
05/23/16
Stillwater Police arrested Cory D. Romriell (age 48) of Broadalbin and charged him with Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended Registration (misdemeanor) following a vehicle stop on Route 75. He was processed and released to appear in Stillwater Town Court. The arrest was handled by Ptl. Clayton Brownell.
05/30/16
Stillwater Police arrested Marquanne S. Green (age 17) of Albany and charged him with Assault 3rrd degree (misdemeanor), Criminal Obstruction of Breathing (misdemeanor) and Menacing (misdemeanor) following an incident in which he assaulted a person and threatened a neighbor. He was arraigned in Stillwater Town Court and released pending prosecution. He was issued an order of protection barring all contact with the victims. The investigation and arrest was handled by 1st Sgt. Ray Cordani and Ptl. Tom Sawyer.
05/30/16
Stillwater Police arrested Freeasia R. Riggsbee (age 17) of Troy and charged her with Assault 3rd degree (misdemeanor) and Criminal Mischief 4th degree (misdemeanor) following an incident in which she caused injuries to a person and vandalized a vehicle. She was arraigned in Stillwater Town Court abd released pending prosecution. She was issued an order of protection barring all contact with the victim. The investigation and arrest was handled by 1st Sgt. Ray Cordani and Ptl. Tom Sawyer.
05/30/16
Stillwater Police arrested Linda J. Topka (age 61) of Waterford and charged her with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle 3rd degree (misdemeanor) following a vehicle stop on Route 67. She was processed and released to appear in Stillwater Town Court. The arrest was handled by Ptl. Alex Dunn.
05/31/16
Stillwater Police have referred 2 juveniles, one age 12 and other age 13, to Saratoga County Probation following an incident of vandalism on Town of Stillwater property, in which sections of fence railings and post were damaged along the bike/walking path south of Halfway House Road. The investigation was handled by 1st Sgt. Ray Cordani and Ptl. Paul Pecor.
Classifieds for June 9, 2016
Local Businesses Donate to the Community Center and Police Department
MECHANICVLLE JUNE 1- The Mechanicville Area Community Services Center desparately needed a new van when their old van broke down. Anonymous donors and Mike Raucci, General Manger of Toyota of Clifton Park stepped up.They provided the funding to donate a mini-van to the MACSC.
Article in the 06-09 edition.
Where Are Our Flags ? – by Sandy McBride
We have just celebrated Memorial Day. Next week we will celebrate Flag Day. Less than three weeks after that, we will celebrate Independence Day. Mechanicville will soon rededicate its Veterans Monument, newly relocated to Tallmadge Park. The stars and stripes, the aura of patriotism, are very much front and center these days.
On Memorial Day in 2016, it was heartwarming to see so many people posting on Facebook their messages of respect and gratitude for our veterans who gave their lives for this nation in so many wars over so many years. It was inspiring to see so many messages of honor to our veterans on TV, at sporting events, parades and other gatherings.
Article in the 06-09 edition.
Vietnam Wall – by V. Gallagher
HALFMOON- A moving memorial for our veterans made it’s way into Halfmoon this past week as a tribute to those who served in The Vietnam War.
“The Moving Wall is an organization that goes across the United States so you need to put in for that and they evaluate your application,” said Halfmoon Town Supervisor Kevin J. Tollisen. “Halfmoon was chosen as a host location…we consider it to be a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Article in the 06-09 edition.
Jay Haney Helps Make-A-Wish Come True
Since Christin DiCintio was a little girl, she loved riding in her grandfather's golf car. The sense of speed and air rushing past made every ride an adventure for Christin, who was diagnosed with a nervous system disorder.On Saturday, May 21, 16-year-old Christin received her wish of her own golf car – one customized especially for her. “Now she can enjoy riding in her very own vehicle around our home's property,” said her parents.
Article in the 06-09 issue.
Community Nursery School Raises Money for St. Jude’s
Rick Nelson Reflects on First Year
Rick Nelson is inaugurated as Stillwater village mayor in April, 2015.
Mayor Nelson and crew sporting the village "uniform" at the Memorial Day parade May, 2015.
Mayor Nelson and other officials at the ribboncutting ceremony following the renovation of Major Dickinson Park in December, 2015.
Mayor Nelson reflects on his first year in office
'It was something I had secretly hoped to do some day'
Article in the 06-09 edition.















