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Halfmoon gets money for trail Posted on: 07/01/09 Charles Wiff, Spotlight Staff email: wiffc@spotlightnews.com The Town of Halfmoon is set to receive $200,000 in federal funds to extend its Champlain Canal Trail, thanks to grants being distributed through the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

Mechanicville Police Chief Joseph Waldron and local businessman Joseph Micklas have both said they are interested in being board president.

Murphy said house and rented-venue parties for teens are being discovered by police often, in spite of anti-drinking campaigns in schools and in the media.

We've had a lively debate here about ATV fatalities in New York. We've had two more kids die on 4-wheelers Upstate in the last week, young twins in Shaghticoke.

The Schenectady City School District had a 2007-08 graduation rate of 52 percent; Albany was 58 percent; Gloversville, 69 percent; Johnstown, 68 percent; and Amsterdam, 58 percent.

At right, Neil Bindelglass, makes suggestions in the master bed room at the home of Penny Trieb in Mechanicville.

A Waterford man has been arrested for impersonating a police officer. Mechanicville police arrested Evan Kane and charged him with second-degree criminal impersonation.

Recent settlement negotiations between the Hudson River-Black River Regulating District and companies it charges for downstream headwater benefits could change the way the district gets its revenue.

"I think consumers are as nervous as ever about energy prices," said Ken Buhrmaster, vice president of Scotia-based Buhrmaster Energy Group, which serves the entire Capital Region.

The buildings have been demolished and rebuilt in Mechanicville, Palatine Bridge, Amsterdam, Clifton Park and Watervliet.

Mechanicville was abuzz Friday as thousands of bees swarmed several locations in the city.

The citya s annual Family Day celebration on July 12 will include the opening of a 3-by-8-foot locker containing items that were buried in the summer of 1959.

Seventy-three-year-old Shirley Fleming of Halfmoon purchased her winning ticket on a whim when she stopped at Stewarta s on May 17.

It will also be building on the memories of the older generations that worked the trains for decades.

A water-skiing show to be performed by the Camp Mohawk Valley Ski School on June 6 has been cancelled because of a warning issued by the state Department of Health, according to Mechanicville Mayor Anthony Sylvester.

Shirley Fleming was back to the same Stewart's Shop today where she bought a $1 million Scratch-Off Ticket.

Call it the lucky little Lottery shop in Halfmoon: Stewart's Shop on Route 146 has produced its second Lottery millionaire of the year.

Dr. Ingrid Bermudez, left, examines patient Michelle Von Haugg Thursday afternoon at the Family Health facility in Mechanicville.

New York Power Authority President and Chief Executive Officer Richard M. Kessel today announced the competitive award of two contracts to firms in Northern New York and the Capital District, totaling about $2.8 million, in support of work to be done at NYPA's Blenheim-Gilboa Pumped Storage Power Project in the Northern Catskills.