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Transfer Degree
Programs: Come to SCCC
for the first two years of
study toward a bachelor’s
degree, then transfer to a
four-year school.
■ Aviation Science
■ Business Administration
■ Computer Science
■ Hospitality Management
(B.B.A. through SUNY Delhi
College)
■ Humanities and Social Sciences
■ Human Services
■ Individual Studies
■ Mathematics and Science
■ Nursing (through Ellis Hospital
School of Nursing)
■ Performing Arts – Drama
■ Performing Arts – Music
■ Science
■ Teacher Education Transfer
Police Blotter
Colonie police arrest three for drunk driving, three on felony charges
Colonie police arrested
three last week for driving
while intoxicated (DWI).
Brian J. Koehler, 30, of 12
Deerwood Drive, Colonie, was
arrested and charged with DWI
on Saturday, Dec. 30.
Police said Koehler was
involved in a personal injury
auto accident at Crumitie Road
and Route 9.
Upon investigating, police
said they found his vehicle
without him in it.
Police later found Koehler
allegedly hiding in a car off of
Crumitie Road.
Police said they noticed an
odor of alcohol.
He was arrested after failing
field sobriety tests.
He was transported to St.
Peter’s Hospital for treatment,
where he declined a blood
alcohol content test.
He is scheduled to appear
in Town Court on Monday,
Jan. 7.
Ashley L. Keller, 19, of 14
Kimberly St., Colonie, was
arrested and charged with DWI
on Saturday, Dec. 30.
Police stopped Keller on a
vehicle and traffic infraction.
Upon investigating, police said
they noticed an odor of alcohol.
She was arrested after failing
field sobriety tests.
She is scheduled to appear
in Town Court on Monday,
Jan. 7.
Kevin M. Wade, 40, of 60
Mansion Blvd., Delmar, was
arrested and charged with DWI
Friday, Dec. 28.
Police stopped Wade on a
vehicle and traffic infraction.
Upon investigating, police
said they noticed an odor of
alcohol. They said he also
displayed glassy eyes and
slurred speech.
He was arrested after failing
field sobriety tests.
He is scheduled to appear
in Town Court on Monday,
Jan. 7.
Felonies
Richard G. Parker, 49, of
60 Simmons Road, Hoosick
Falls, was arrested on a felony
charge of criminal possession
of stolen property credit card
on Friday, Dec. 28.
Police said Parker was
arrested on a warrant and
picked up at the Cohoes Police
station.
He was arraigned in Town
Court and is scheduled to
appear again at a later date.
Thomas F. Bulger, 55, of
17 E. Louis Ave., Menands,
was arrested and charged
with criminal possession of
stolen property credit card on
Wednesday, Dec. 26.
Police said Bulger turned
himself in with his attorney
present.
He was arraigned in Town
Court and is scheduled to
appear again at a later date.
Edward J. Havenstien, 55,
of 50 Mazoway Ave., Troy, was
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Career Degree
Programs: SCCC offers
career-oriented two-year
programs, preparing
students for employment
immediately after
graduation. ■ Assistant Chef
■ Accounting
■ Business Administration
■ Chemical Dependency Counseling
■ Computer Information Systems
■ Computer Networking & Systems
■ Criminal Justice
■ Culinary Arts
■ Early Childhood
■ Electrical Technology
■ Emergency Management
■ Fire Protection Technology
■ Hotel & Restaurant Management
■ Human Services
■ Music/Business
■ Nanoscale Materials Technology
■ Paralegal
■ Tourism & Hospitality
Management
arrested on a felony charge of
criminal possession of stolen
property on Wednesday, Dec.
26.
Police said Havenstien was
arrested on a warrant out of
Colonie.
He is being held at Albany
County jail pending an
appearance in Town Court.
Lifelong learning workshops scheduled
Program brochures for the
spring 2008 study groups of the
Academy for Lifelong Learning,
A.L.L. (formerly ALR), are now
available.
Sponsored by Empire State
College, the Academy is offering
21 non-credit academic study
groups for mature learners
in literature, theater, writing,
art, current events, history,
conversational Spanish, as well
as hiking and educational allday
trips to regional art and
Howard Jones will perform
at The Egg on Sunday, Jan. 13
at 7 p.m. as part of the Rhythm
International concert series. One
of the defi ning fi gures of mid-’80s
synth-pop, merging the technologyintensive
sound of new wave
with the lyricism of late-’60s rock,
Howard Jones brings his songbook
- “Everlasting Love,” “Things Can
historic sites. Among the classes
offered are three potpourri series
covering diversity, travel and
general topics.
These potpourris offer a
different presenter and subject
each week. The spring term runs
from March 31 through May 22.
For information or to receive
the spring brochure and
application, visit the Academy’s
Web site: www.esc.edu/ALL or
call 587-2100, ext. 2415.
Howard Jones To Perform at The Egg
Only Get Better,” “Like to Get to
Know You Well,” among others to
The Egg for an intimate concert,
accompanied by Robin Boult.
Tickets are $28 and are available
at The Egg Box Offi ce, Empire
State Plaza in Albany, by phone at
473-1845 or on-line at www.theegg.
org.
Certificate Degree
Programs: These oneyear
programs help you to
prepare for immediate
entry into an occupation,
or to upgrade your skills.
■ Computer Desktop
Support Specialist
■ Computer Support Technology
■ Criminal Justice
■ Early Childhood
■ Fire Science
■ General Business
■ General Studies
■ Health Studies
■ Music
■ Teaching Assistant
■ Tourism, Sales, and
Convention Management
Specialty Programs
■ Business and Technology
Management (B.B.A.) through
SUNY Delhi College
■ Hospitality Management (B.B.A.)
through SUNY Delhi College
■ Nursing (A.S.) – Joint program
through Ellis Hospital School
of Nursing
Schenectady County
Community College
518-381-1366 • www.sunysccc.edu