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Scotia Post Office to remain open
11/20/09 The Scotia Post Office was taken off of the list of potential post office closures nationwide by the United States Postal Service after a public outcry to the loss of a local icon. “I think of all the area branches on that list, Scotia has the best cause because it is a walking town,” said Village of Scotia Mayor Kris Kastberg, “it’s a big relief for us.” The village branch, which was originally created as a part of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal, was targeted for closing as a part of the US Postal Services efforts to consolidate post offices across the country... Continue Reading Reporter: Sean AhernEmail: aherns@spotlightnews.com Covering the towns of Niskayuna, Rotterdam and Glenville, the village of Scotia, and the Schalmont, Mohonasen and Scotia-Glenville school districts ![]() Dance to support families in need. 11/20/09 Iroquois Middle School’s Student Council will host their annual “Adopt-A-Family Dance on Friday,... Community rocks out in memory of friend 11/19/09 Friends and family of Marie Marshall will help raise money in honor of their friend’s battle with... County to hold more vaccination clinics 11/19/09 Schenectady County Public Health services are offering two H1N1 vaccine clinics for priority groups... Chamber to host non-profit business awards luncheon 11/18/09 The Chamber of Schenectady County, in conjunction with the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber, will... County to light tree for adoption 11/18/09 The Schenectady County Department of Social Services will hold their annual Tree Lighting... Board of Education gets 'the talk' 11/17/09 The Niskayuna Board of Education heard from concerned parents regarding health workbooks given to...
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