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TO NEACA Members and Exhibitors – by D. Petronis

TO NEACA Members and Exhibitors,   … You may already have seen this product on the web

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A mount for a cell phone that makes the phone appear to look like a  semi-automatic handgun!

 

To the management at and for our NEACA Arms Fairs and Gun Shows we have taken a stand against allowing their sale at our events. NY State will probably ban them anyway!

 

It may look cute … but we are not going to be the show promoters who get caught up in a law suit when some unfortunate and more likely DUMB individual either gets shot by police or mugged by the public who then wants to sue us for having allowed it to be sold at our shows.

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My advice; don’t invest your money in them because we will not allow their sale.

Don’t bring them to our next shows in August at Old Forge, Saratoga Springs or Newburgh.

Thanks to all of you.

 

When someone wants a gun for protection or “looks” sell them a Real One legally!

 

 

 

 

www.NEACA.com   David Petronis, President

 

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Pet’s for Adoption July 9, 2015

Cowgirl04Cowgirl - This baby is another rescue who is so appreciative to be safe. She is about 16 lbs, has been vet checked, received first shot and more. Please come and give her the forever home she deserves.. For more info please call the shelter at 518-654-6220 or come by.
GloryGlory - This little girl was found on the side of the road with almost no fur at all. She was a pitiful sight. It has taken weeks of treatment but she has turned into a precious little girl. Glory is about 12 weeks old,up to date on shots, vet checked, dewormed and much more. For more information on this little survivor please call the shelter at 518-654-6220.
Peggy603Peggy 6 - We don't really know what these guys are but good old fashion American mix breed. They are adorable and have been in foster care for about 6 weeks. They are now at Save-A-Stray and are ready for adoption. These pups have been vey checked, wormed, have first shots and more for more info please call.at 518-654-6220 or come by.
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Palace Of Paws ,Fonzi - Fonzi was brought in as an owner surrender to a very high kill shelter. He was hours away from being euthanized until ASAS committed to save him. He is safe in foster care and has a real winning calm personality. He has been vet checked, has received first shot, worming and more. For more info please call the shelter at 518-654-6220 or come by.

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Katherine Hutton WWI Heroine – by S. McBride

World War I began with the assassination of one small nation’s leader in April, 1914 which ignited a glut of regional hostilities, and like a spider snaring victims in a web, drew much of Europe into a war like none the world had ever seen before.

   The United States resisted involvement for several years, not wanting to get sucked into a primarily European war that had little meaning for the western hemisphere.  But on April 6, 1917, the United States declared war on Germany after a number of attacks on civilian ships and an attempt by Germany to draw Mexico into the war on their side.

Read the entire article in the July 9th edition.

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Schaghticoke to Host Countryfest – by C. Barton

Schaghticoke-The Schaghticoke Fairgrounds once again will be home to this years annual WGNA Countryfest on July 11th 2015. The first year that the event was held in Schaghticoke, 107.7 WGNA also celebrated the 20th anniversary of Countryfest. The momentum for the festival, now in its 22nd year, is still going strong as the community prepares for the annual event in the Town of Schaghticoke for the third year running.

Read the entire article in the July 9th edition.

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Brown’s Beach Too Successful? – by H. Wessell

SARATOGA LAKE, July 3: On Friday morning Brown’s Beach was opened for the holiday weekend at 10:00AM; said Town Supervisor Edward Kinowski in “what we called a soft opening, to try for the summer to be open from 10 to 8, every day, because we think the summer hours are going to drive it."

Read the entire article in the July 9th edition.

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NYSEG Makes Application; Bridges in Mechanicville – by T. Mahoney

MECHANICVILLE JUNE 30- In order to lift the moratorium in the Mechanicville area for increased natural gas customers, NYSEG will need to construct a compressed gas facility at its location on Central Avenue. The plan is for 2 trucks at a time to deliver compressed natural gas.

Read the entire article in the July 9th edition.

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The Express Newspaper July 9, 2015

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Waterford Town Police Arrests

On Sunday, July 5, 2015 while investigating a vehicle which was partially blocking a driveway, PO Gibbins arrested the below listed defendant and charged her with:

Driving While Intoxicated

Driving with more than .08 of 1% of alcohol

Failure to Obey a Police Officer

It was found that the defendant was operating a vehicle with a B.A.C. of 0.11%. The defendant was issued 3 UTTs and released and is scheduled to appear in Waterford Justice Court on July 16, 2015 at 6 PM.

Kristina M. CZAJKOWSKI, 23, of 121 Ontario St., Cohoes, NY

Kristina Czajkowski

On Saturday, July 4, 2015 at about 8:50 PM Sgt. P. O’Connell received a call in regards to a vehicle being driven recklessly in the Town of Waterford, Upon stopping the vehicle and after investigating the below listed defendant was arrested and charged with Driving While Intoxicated.

The defendant was issued a UTT and is scheduled to appear in Waterford Justice Court on July 16, 2015 at 6 PM.

Barret P. LAPIER, 34, 10 Ridge Rd., Rensselaer, NY

Barret Lapier