Meet the Candidates – Stallmer & Woerner

Carrie Woerner is a successful businesswoman with nearly 30 years in the high-tech industry. Her career includes stints with IBM and Perot Systems Corp. As the current Vice President of MeetMax Conference Software for The Wall Street Transcript, she has grown her division into a profitable business.

Steve Stallmer is a native of Saratoga Springs and a product of our local public school system. He grew up in Geyser Crest and graduated from Saratoga Springs High School in 1994. While on a full academic scholarship at Marymount University, in Arlington, VA, he began his career in public service as an intern for Congressman Jerry Solomon.

Read the entire article in the Oct. 30th issue of the Express.

Presidentil Election of 1864 – by S. McBride

  It’s that time of year again, when we are on election overload with gaudy signs blotting the roadsides, mailers and seemingly non-stop TV spots either extolling the virtues of the candidates or letting us know how dishonest and corrupt they are.  If we can believe everything we’re hearing and reading in these negative ads, we are in a whole lot of trouble.

   Read the entire article in the Oct. 30th issue of the Express.

Residential Development Plan in Stillwater – by H. Wessell

TOWN OF STILLWATER, October 20 ñ The Town's three boards  Council, Planning and Zoning  in an occasional joint workshop session, focused on one subject: a potential project at the western end of the Rte 67 business district, proposed by Halfmoon Developer Bruce Tanski.

Read the entire article in the Oct. 30th issue of the Express.

 

Village of Valley Falls Qualifies for National Historic Registry – by C. Barton

Valley Falls- October 8th from 7-8:30pm the community of Valley Falls was invited to attend an informational session to learn if listing the village on the National Historic Register would benefit property owners in the village. William Krattinger of New York’s State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and Erin Tobin, Regional Director of Technical Services and Grants for the Preservation League of New York State spoke to the community about the possibility of listing the Village on the National Register of Historic Places. “At the end of the day the community decides.” Krattinger and Tobin discussed with the many property owners who attended the informational session the pros and cons of nominating Valley Falls for the National Register. “Valley Falls is a beautiful place. I am sure you all are happy and proud to live here,” says Tobin.

Read the entire article in the Oct. 30th issue of the Express.

The Express Newspaper – October 30, 2014

Christopher J. DeBernardo – 61

HALFMOON - Christopher J. DeBernardo, 61, of Dunsbach Rd., died Thursday morning, October 23rd, following an 18 month courageous battle with brain cancer. Chris and his devoted wife Marilyn pursued all known medical procedures.

Calling hours will be at the DeVito-Salvadore Funeral Home on Sunday from 4-7 PM, 39 So. Main Street, Mechanicville, followed by a funeral service at 7 PM at the funeral home.
A Burial Service will be held on Monday at 11 AM in the Chapel at Memory Gardens, 983 Watervliet Shaker Rd.,Albany (Colonie).  Please arrive at Cemetary by 10:45 AM.
In lieu of flowers, rememberances may be made to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, in memory of Christopher J. DeBernardo.
To leave condolences and for directions visit; www.devito-salvadorefh.com

The entire obituary will be in the Oct. 30th issue of the Express.

Michael F. Camarota – 88

MECHANICVILLE – Michael F. Camarota, 88, former resident and businessman of this City, died peacefully Tuesday, Oct. 21st at Saratoga Hospital, after an extended illness.

A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Friday, Oct. 24th at 1 PM at All Saints on the Hudson Church, 121 No. Main St., Mechanicville. Burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery.Calling hour at the No. Main St. Church on Friday from 12 Noon till 1 PM. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the Mechanicville Fire Dept. PO Box 484, Mechanicville, 12118.

To leave condolences and for directions visit www.devito-salvadorefh.com

The entire obituary will be in the Oct. 30 issue of the Express.

Adirondack Save-A-Stray Pets for Adoption

Swamp Puppies- There was a mama dog that was found in the swamp by some people when they were fishing. They found her pups hidden underneath the wet brush. These people knew that this was no place to raise a litter of pups and they rushed this family to safety.
Bartleby 01Bartleby - This handsome boy was an owner surrender to a high kill shelter in Georgia. 4-5 months old and weighs 25 lbs. He gets along with cats, children, dogs, and humans. He is house trained. Sweet puppy that knows how to sit and walk on a leash.
Pumpkin 01Pumpkin - Another day and another story. Pumpkin "supposedly" was abandoned at an apartment complex by his former owner. However, when the woman showed up to drop him in the door we were a little suspicious. When we turned around to have her fill out the paperwork (which is required) she threw the cat in the doorway and peeled out of the parking lot. This is stressful for us to say the least because we like to have a history and some information about the kitty and the circumstance in case an owner might step forward. However, if you recognize this cat then please step forward or if you can give this wonderful/confused purrbucket a home then please contact us at (518) 654-6220. Pumpkin awaits you.

Joseph R. Izzo – 72

MECHANICVILLE – Joseph R. Izzo, 72, former resident of Mechanicville, died Monday Oct. 20th, at St. Peter’s Hospital, Albany, after an extended illness.

A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, Oct. 23rd at 2 PM at the DeVito-Salvadore Funeral Home, 39 So. Main St., Mechanicville.  Burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery.A gathering will be held at the Funeral Home Thursday from 1 PM until the 2 PM service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to either the American Heart or Diabetes Assoc’s in memory of Joseph R. Izzo. To leave condolences and for directions visit www.devito-salvadorefh.com

The entire obituary is in the Oct. 23 issue of the Express.