The Express Newspaper December 22, 2016
Tag Archives: donations
Breast Cancer Committee Makes Donations
Article on page 16 of the 11/24 Express.
Mechanicville Firefighters Door-to-Door Fund Drive
XO Tower Being Restored
Several years ago the dream of restoring the Tower came alive when local residents and business owners teamed with the City of Mechanicville to shore up the building, refurbish the first floor and open the downstairs office as the home for the Mechanicville \'96 Stillwater Area Chamber of Commerce.
Photos and article in the 03-17 edition.
“I Kissed Sal” Photo BoothWater
July 19 from 9 am – 2 pm
at the Waterford Farmers Market
July 19, 2015……. The Waterford Museum presents the “I Kissed Sal” Photo Booth on Sunday, July 19 at the Waterford Farmer’s Market from 9 am – 2 pm located at the Waterford Visitor’s Center. We will be welcoming over 500 riders from “Cycle the Erie Canal” who cycle 400 miles from Buffalo to Albany in eight days, taking in sights along the way. Everyone will have a chance to kiss “Sal the Mule” (a real live mule) and get their picture taken for a donation which will help support the Museum. Plus, you get a free photo magnet souvenir! Don’t miss your chance to kiss Sal the Mule and cheer on these riders and welcome them to the Home of the Erie Canal!
For more information call: (518) 238-0809.
Momentive Refurbishes MACSC – By T. Mahoney
MECHANICVILLE OCTOBER 30- Representatives from Omomentive, donors, and the MACSC staff were on hand for the ribbon cutting. Momentive from Waterford,provided 80 volunteers who worked for two months to improve the Community Center. Various companies donated equipment to help with the project. Momentive provided most of the man and women power.
Photos and article in the Oct. 6th edition of the Express.
Waterford-Halfmoon PTO Seeks Donations – by Jennifer Dugan
The Waterford-Halfmoon Union Free School District PTO is looking to the community to help garner donations for their upcoming annual auction. The auction, which helps to provide funding for many important and enriching programs at the school, is open to the public and will take place on March 9 in the school cafeteria.
Entire article is in the 02-06 issue of the Express.
Mechanicville City School District Campus Sign
Recently, the Mechanicville City School District honored the Alonzo Family for their very generous donation of a school sign.
The District would like to acknowledge the outstanding efforts of Jay Haney, Nick and Matt Dunn, Jarrad Garone, Doc and Gus Burrello, and Bob LaVigna, who also played an integral part in bringing the project to fruition.
Along with the donation made by the Alonzo Family, through the efforts of these various individuals, all coming together for one purpose, volunteering their time and sharing their own special talents, the Mechanicville City School District was the beneficiary of a new school sign which has greatly enhanced the entrance to our campus. We wish to thank each and every one of you for the part you played in this wonderful community project.