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2 The Greenville Pioneer • Friday, December 31, 2021 Community Brought to you by Brought to you by INDUSTRIAL PARK DECEMBER 2021 31 - New Year’s Eve Fireworks, 8 p.m., Windham Mountain at the Lodge, 19 Resort Drive, Windham. 31 - A Celestial New Year’s Eve at Scribner’s Catskill Lodge, 13 Scribner Hollow Road, Hunter. First seating at 5 p.m.; second seating at 7:30 p.m.. DJs, dancing, tarot card readings. For more information call 518-628-5130. 31 - New Year’s Eve Dinner and Party at Riedlbauer’s Resort, 57 Ravine Drive, Round Top. Dinner, hors d’oeuvres, midnight champagne toast and entertainment by Die Kleiner Schlauberger “Lite dSb.” JANUARY 2022 3 - Cairo Town Board meeting, 7 p.m., Cairo Town Hall, 512 Main Street, Cairo. 4 - Durham Town Board workshop, 7:30 p.m., 7309 Route 81, East Durham. 5 - Greenville Town Planning Board meeting, 7 p.m., Pioneer Building, 11159 Route 32, Greenville. 6 - Cairo Town Planning Board meeting, 7 p.m., Cairo Town Hall, 512 Main Street, INDUSTRIAL PARK For over 30 years, the Carver Company’s Core Competencies consist of General & Marine Construction, Sand and Gravel Mining, Cairo. Property Management, Port, Stevedoring, Terminal & Warehouse Management, Maritime and Logistics, and Tug and Barge Marine Towing. 11 - Greenville Town Zoning Board meeting, 7 p.m., Pioneer Building, 111159 Route 32, Greenville. 17 - Greenville Town Board meeting, 7 p.m., Pioneer Building, 11159 Route 32, We strive to inspire our diverse, well-rounded work force and management team to always perform at the highest levels of safety and professionalism. We deliver service by maintaining a reputation where our unquestionable Values of honesty and integrity drive our actions on and off the job. Greenville. 18 - Durham Town Board meeting, 7:30 p.m., 7309 Route 81, East Durham. 22 - Webinar: “Looking at American Landscapes: A Migrant Perspective at Mountain Top Arboretum.” Free webinar. Call 518-589-3903 for more information or visit www.mtarboretum.org. 22 - Hudson Farmers Market, 10 a.m., Elk’s Lodge, 201 Harry Howard Avenue, Hudson. Free admission. Visit hudsonfarmermarketny.com for more information. 23 - Performance by violinist Alexei Kenney at Hudson Hall, 3-5 p.m., Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson. Cost is $35, students attend free. For over 30 years, the Carver Company’s Core Competencies consist of General & Marine Construction, Sand and Gravel Mining, Property Management, Port, Stevedoring, Terminal & Warehouse Management, Maritime and Logistics, and Tug and Barge Marine Towing. We strive to inspire our diverse, well-rounded work force and management team to always perform at the highest levels of safety and professionalism. We deliver service by maintaining a Altamont, reputation NY where our unquestionable Values of honesty and integrity drive our actions 494 Western Turnpike Phone: 518.355.6034 on and off the job. www.carvercompanies.com 494 Western Turnpike, Altamont, NY • Phone: 518.355.6034 • www.carvercompanies.com To have your organization’s events added to our calendar, please enter them online at www.greenvillepioneer.com For over 30 years, the Carver Company’s Core Competencies consist of General & Marine Construction, Sand and Gravel Looking Mining, forward Property to Management, a fresh DEC and State Parks invite start in Port, 2022? Stevedoring, Why not plan Terminal for & New Yorkers to kick off 2022 something Warehouse fun on Management, New Year’s by participating in one of the Day! Maritime Celebrate and the Logistics, new year and in Tug many hikes being held at state the outdoors and Barge with Marine a First Towing. Day parks, historic sites, wildlife Hike at one of the many events areas, trails and public lands across the state and nation, including in the local area. The event options for hikes across the Empire State. We strive to inspire our diverse, well-rounded work force and management team to always perform at the highest levels of safety and professionalism. We deliver service by maintaining a reputation where our unquestionable Values of honesty and integrity drive our actions on and More off the Than job. Great Rates First Day hikes to start new year healthy Trusted Advisors 494 Western Turnpike Altamont, NY Phone: 518.355.6034 www.carvercompanies.com HOME AUTO BUSINESS LIFE HEALTH I’ve bought property insurance and auto insurance from Valentine Insurance Agency for nearly 20 years, and they are simply the BEST. I owned many rental properties in Greene County, and renovated several buildings. Valentine not only found the appropriate insurance, but gave years of invaluable advice. Their knowledge of property and business in the local area helped me tremendously, and I have recommended them to everyone. Don’t waste your time using anyone else. Jon T., customer since 2004 Keith W. Valentine, CIC, LUTCF and his team are ready to serve all of your insurance needs with more companies, more choices, and more experience which all lead to BIG Savings for you! Take advantage of Valentine Insurance Agency’s affiliation with SAN group and SIAA, the largest alliance of independent Insurance Agencies in the Northeast and Continental U.S., with over 3500 Members across 48 states writing more than $9 Billion in total member premiums. www.myvalentineinsurance.com First Day Hikes will be held Jan. 1 at state parks around the region. range from self-guided treks to staff - or volunteer-led hikes, with some locations offering multiple options allowing people the time and space to social distance while still enjoying nature’s winter wonders. The walks and hikes are family-friendly, and typically range from one to five miles depending on the location and conditions. Local First Day hikes include: • Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center, Voorheesville, Jan. 1, at 10 a.m. Explore one of Thacher Park’s most popular trails past frozen waterfalls, pine and hemlock forests in a winter wonderland hike. Starting at the Visitor Center, the group will walk the escarpment trail to the top of Minelot Falls, crossing the road to Paint Mine and taking the red loop to the third waterfall. The group will then continue the loop until they are back at Paint Mine parking lot, and will make their way back to the Visitor Center to warm up. Total distance is approximately 2 miles. Note: Event begins at the Visitor Center, do not go to the Emma Treadwell Nature Center. Pre-registration is optional but preferred. Please contact 518-872-1237 ext. 0 to register. • Olana State Historic Site, Hudson, Jan. 1 from 10-11 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. Celebrate the New Year with expansive views and a New York State Parks tradition. Learn more about Olana State Historic Site and its artist-designed landscape on this special First Day Hike Walking Tour. Limited capacity. Advance registration is required. For more information or to reserve spots on the waitlist, please contact education@olana.org or call 518-751-6938. Registration is required. • Saratoga Spa State Park, Jan. 1 at 10 a.m. Ring in the new year with a guided hike/ snowshoe through the park. Participants will experience CONTRIBUTED PHOTO several mineral springs and other unique natural features during the first hike of the year. Pre-registration is required by emailing Allison.Schweizer@ parks.ny.gov. Dress appropriate for conditions. Prepare to bring snowshoes/traction aids if conditions warrant. Some snowshoes are available. Inclement weather, such as high winds, snow/ice storm or extreme cold, will postpone this event. Registration is required. • Taconic State Park – Copake Falls Area, Jan. 1 at 1 p.m. Ring in the new year and join a guided 3.5-mile hike for all ages out to Bash Bish Falls and through the historic Copake Ironworks. Leashed pets are welcome. Bonfire and refreshments follow. Event is rain, snow or shine. Meet up at Park Office, 253 Route 344, Copake Falls, NY 12517. Advance registration is encouraged. Please call 518-329-3993 for more information or to register. Contact Keith Valentine for a quote! 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2 The Greenville Pioneer • Friday, May 8, 2020 The Greenville Pioneer • Friday, December 31, 2021 3 2 Editor’s Note: A charge is not a of Leeds, was arrested April The 16 Greenville an appearance Pioneer • Friday, ticket. May 8, 2020 conviction. All persons listed are Police Blotter in Cairo and charged with violating environmental conserva- of Freehold, was arrested April • Michael Manchur, Jr., 54, innocent until proven guilty in Editor’s Note: A charge is not a New York, was arrested Dec. charged Police a court of law. with Charges Blotter second-degree can be restee tion laws, status an was unclassified unknown. misdemeanor. ■ Iszon She Richardson, was issued 21, of an driving third-degree while criminal intoxicated, mischief, both cohol 22 in Freehold content over and charged 0.08% with and conviction. All persons listed are amended or dismissed. 9 at 9:46 p.m. in Catskill and criminal contempt and endangering • James the welfare Rancourt, of a 37, child, of of innocent Due until to the proven COVID-19 guilty in pandemic charged there with are operation no upcoming Editor’s Note: A charge is not a of a motor stay vehicle safe with and a stay blood-alcohol home. Coxsackie, appearance Leeds, was ticket. arrested April 16 was arrested Dec. unclassified an a appearance E felony; misdemeanors. ticket. resisting arrest He a court events of law. or Charges public meetings. can be Please conviction. All persons listed are both amended or dismissed. innocent Acra class was until A arrested proven misdemeanors. April guilty 30 in and in Cairo He 17 • at Danielle and charged 1:22 p.m. S. McKenna, with violating in Cairo and 38, was and • issued second-degree Michael Manchur, an appearance obstruction Jr., 54, ticket. of governmental content over 0.08% and driving was a charged court released of law. with on Charges his second-degree own can be recognizance. amended burglary, or a dismissed. felony, fifth degree tion charged of Cairo, environmental with was first-degree arrested conserva- April possession in Cairo 22 of Freehold, was administration, arrested April STATE POLICE while intoxicated, both unclassified there misdemeanors. are upcoming She was criminal ■ An unidentified possession of 17-year- stolen demeanor. laws, of and an dangerous charged unclassified with mis- prison seventh-degree 22 both in ■ class Freehold Robert A misdemeanors; and charged with Kovacs, 33, and of ■ Due Brian to Calhoun, the COVID-19 54, of West pandemic contraband, She a criminal was issued class D possession was of held. a controlled an third-degree felony. West disorderly Shokan, conduct, criminal was arrested a violation. mischief, Dec. Coxsackie, was arrested Dec. 7 issued an appearance ticket. old property, • James male, a of misdemeanor, Rancourt, 37, Earlton, was and of appearance arrested fourth He ticket. substance, a 18 He class at was E felony; 3:04 issued resisting a.m. in an Hunter appearance arrest events or public meetings. Please stay safe and stay home. at 9:19 a.m. in New Baltimore Acra and ■ Megan Zazzaro, 32, of was Dec. degree arrested 14 criminal April at 1:21 p.m. possession of a weapon, 30 and in a class • Danielle ■ Nathan A misdemeanor. S. McKenna, Pfeiffer, She 33, was 38, and of charged ticket. second-degree obstruction and charged with third-degree assault and fourth-degree charged with first-degree aggravated • Rhett unlicensed B. Catskill, was arrested Dec. 10 Coxsackie with second-degree and charged a misdemeanor. He is scheduled of with Germantown, issued Cairo, was appearance arrested was arrested ticket. April 22 of governmental Dec. administration, Butler, operation 36, of burglary, at 1:14 a.m. in Catskill and third-degree a felony, fifth criminal to appear degree trespassing, a class B misdemeanor. He charged in in Cairo 17 at • 10:21 Katie and S. charged p.m. Stein, in Catskill 28, with of West seventh-degree both and of Albany, class a motor was A misdemeanors; vehicle arrested and April and driving 22 criminal mischief, both class A criminal Cairo Town possession Court. of stolen charged with seventh-degree Coxsackie, with was criminal operating arrested possession a motor April disorderly while in New intoxicated Baltimore conduct, with and a violation. a charged previous misdemeanors, and two counts property, • Matthew a misdemeanor, D. Rinaldo, and 25, 22 in of Athens a controlled and charged substance, with He criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class A miset. content over 0.08% and driving years, was issued an appearance tick- vehicle with a blood-alcohol with was conviction petty issued larceny, an appearance in the a past class 10 A fourth of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class D 19 in of Freehold, degree was criminal arrested possession He April a driving class A while misdemeanor. ability impaired She was ticket. misdemeanor both class and E felonies. third-degree of Catskill a weapon, and a charged misdemeanor. ■ Sarah DiFiore, 23, of Lake while intoxicated, both unclas- was released on his own recog- with issued by alcohol an appearance and driving ticket. while criminal • Rhett trespass, B. Butler, a class 36, B misdemeanor. of demeanor. She was issued an felony. He was released on his operating He is scheduled a motor vehicle to appear with in intoxicated, • Katie S. both Stein, unclassified 28, of West Albany, was He arrested was issued April an appearance 22 appearance ticket. Katrine, Cairo was arrested Dec. 15 sified misdemeanors. He was nizance. own recognizance. a blood-alcohol Town Court. content greater Coxsackie, misdemeanors. was She arrested was issued April in New Baltimore ticket. and charged ■ Dashan Lyons, 30, of ■ Timothy Hall, 41, of Slingerlands, was arrested Dec. charged of at than • 3:32 0.08% Matthew p.m. and in D. driving Catskill Rinaldo, while and 25, issued 22 an appearance in Athens an appearance and ticket. charged ticket. with with ■ David Gabrielsen, 24, of • petty Laurent larceny, Danthine, a class 47, A Catskill, was arrested Dec. 8 intoxicated, Freehold, with was both third-degree arrested unclassified April assault 19 driving ■ • Frank Melissa while Sciancalepore, A. ability Moon, impaired 42, 32, of Cairo, misdemeanor of Sloansville, was arrested and was third-degree Dec. arrested 19 at at 8:35 p.m. in Catskill and 12 at 1:44 a.m. in Catskill and misdemeanors. in with Catskill intent and He to charged cause was issued physical operating with of by Cairo, Round alcohol was arrested Top, and driving was April arrested while 17 in 2:56 criminal April a.m. 22 trespass, in in Cairo New a and class Baltimore charged B misdemeanor. charged with first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation assault, a class D felony; sec- unlawful a blood-alcohol charged with second-degree an appearance injury a and motor ticket. second-degree vehicle with Dec. intoxicated, Cairo 18 and 1:49 charged both a.m. unclassified with in Catskill aggravated charged unlicensed with She with and charged operating He with was a motor issued petty vehicle an larceny, a class a blood-alcohol ticket. appearance • Robert imprisonment, E. Lambert, content greater 31, both of and misdemeanors. operation operating was issued of a with A misdemeanor, content and of a motor vehicle, a class E felony, and first-degree operation ernmental administration and released intoxicated, ond-degree obstruction of gov- class than Cairo, A 0.08% was misdemeanors. arrested and driving April She while 21 was in an motor appearance vehicle, ticket. with an unclassified a blood-alcohol misdemeanor; over third-degree • 0.08% Laurent and criminal Danthine, driving trespass, while 47, Cairo and on charged her both own with unclassified recognizance. misdemeanors. first-degree criminal contempt • Melissa content A. failure over Moon, 0.08% to obey 42, and of a intoxicated, of a class Sloansville, B misdemeanor. both was unclassified arrested He was of a motor vehicle impaired by third-degree fleeing an officer He was and issued aggravated driving Cairo, traffic device, was while arrested an intoxicated, equipment April 17 both violation, in misdemeanors. April issued 22 appearance in New His arrestee ticket. Baltimore status and drugs, an unclassified misdemeanor. He was held. A misdemeanors; driving while Coxsackie, class in a motor vehicle, both class an appearance ■ Daniel family Josefsberg, ticket. offense, 46, both of unclassified Cairo and and charged using misdemeanors. her with turn aggravated signal He • was charged Robert unknown. E. with Lambert, petty 31, larceny, ■ Natalie Thomas, 34, of Ja- of • E Robert felonies. was E. Lambert, He arrested was held. 31, Dec. of was less issued than unlicensed 100 an feet appearance operation from a ticket. turn, of a ■ Breanna Smith, 31, of Oak intoxicated and reckless driving, both unclassified misde- and charged with third-degree ■ Leonid Sorokin, 49, of Ab- Dec. a class 18 B at misdemeanor. 12:25 p.m. in He Cox- was 16 Cairo, at 2:23 was arrested a.m. in April Coxsackie 21 in Cairo, a class was A arrested misdemeanor, April 25 and in • Connie M. Akersloot, 61, motor all infractions. vehicle, She an unclassified was issued maica, third-degree New York, was arrested Cairo and charged with first-degree criminal contempt and ag- Cairo and charged criminal with trespass, first-degree criminal contempt and ag- misdemeanor; failure to obey a Hill, was arrested Dec. 9 at 4 For over 30 years, the Carver Company’s Core Competencies traffic device, an equipment violation, and using her turn signal p.m. in Cairo and charged with meanors. He was held. assault with intent to cause erdeen, New Jersey, was arrested Dec. 17 at 5:26 p.m. in Huntond-degresackie issued an and appearance charged ticket. with sec- consist of General & Marine Construction, Sand and Gravel gravated UNITED family offense, both gravated family offense, both fourth-degree grand larceny, a ■ Mark Romine, 29, of physical class E felonies. injury He and was criminal held. • Robert prison E. Lambert, contraband, 31, of less than 100 feet from a turn, class E felonies. 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