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Voorheesville’s Ryan Daly and Patrick Foley make Class C All-State football team
Voorheesville quarterback Ryan Daly was one of three Blackbirds who earned All-State honors from the New York State Sportswriters Association Wednesday, Jan. 4. Spotlight file photo
Voorheesville quarterback Ryan Daly and lineman Patrick Foley both made the second team offensive unit in the New York State Sportswriters Association’s Class C All-State football awards list when it was released Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Daly and Foley were joined by Hoosic Valley tailback Tom Madigan, Stillwater lineman Ezra Echeandia and Mechanicville kicker Jake LaFountain on the second team offensive unit. Greenwich linebacker Brandon Wilbur and Hoosic Valley defensive back Isaac Sanchez were selected to the second team defensive unit.
Voorheesville lineman Ethan Richardson was named to the third team offensive unit, along with Holy Trinity’s Liam Maloney. Third team defensive unit honors went to Mechanicville lineman Spencer Morgan, Holy Trinity linebacker David Quell and Chatham defensive back Noah Summers.
Greenwich’s Cole Burgess was named a first team offensive player, while Coxsackie-Athens’ Jayden Couette and Mechanicville’s Dan Hayner were chosen as first team defensive players.
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk’s Steve Kross was one of 14 Section 2 Class B players who earned All-State honors. Kross was named to the fifth team defense, along with Hudson’s Devin Kipp and Glens Falls’ Kyle Vachon.
State champion Glens Falls had seven players receive all-state honors, including wide receiver Andrew Murphy, who was named co-Player of the Year with Chenango Forks running back L.J. Watson. Quarterback Joseph Girard III and tailback Aaron Simpson were named to the first team, along with defensive lineman Lucas Sanders. Lineman Tony Green (third team offense) and placekicker Andrew Stamatel (fifth team offense) also received all-state honors.
For a complete list of the class B, C and D All-State teams, visit www.roadtosyracuse.com.
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Maintaining our personal wellness is an important part of keeping an active lifestyle. Two online programs this week with AGS address some wellness topics that may interest you:
Keeping a Journal During these Difficult Times - Where to Begin and practical tips presented by Judith Fetterley, SUNY Albany Professor
Wed. 7/15/2020, 1:30 - 2:30 zoom conference
Caregiver Health and Wellness - This interactive workshop will focus on YOU, the caregiver. Taking care of yourself is part of the caregiver experience. Presented by Natalie Turner LMSW, CDP Albany Medical Center
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New service changes are underway. CDTA CEO Carm Basile outlining the changes with WRGB CBS 6 News, Albany Tune in tonight for full details.
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It sucks that you took my bus stop away 🤬.
I dare any "bigwig" from CDTA to address my grievences and complaints!
When I spoke with Customer Service Rep., Chantell on July 2, she blantently LIED to me saying that the #451 will still go from Ballston Spa to Hospital.
After the Federal Government has agreed to give CDTA multi-millions of dollars to enhance/upgrade the CDTA Bus Service. Ballston Spa has gotten the WORST treatment ever. Did it all go to ALbany? Scenectady? Troy? Where is it going?
Where's Jaime Kazlo Watson...😉
The "suits" at CDTA have got to be kidding. The removal of Route #451 from Ballston Spa to Price Chopper, Ballston Ave., is outrageous! People have doctors and dentists along Geyser Rd. What happens to them? What about going straight thru from Ballston Spa to Saratoga Hospital?People DO go there for treatments/blood work etc. Now we have to transfer to/from #450 bus. Time lapse between transfers can be as long as 45minutes to 2 hours to make a transfer. In this heat?? What happens in the winter time??? No shelter from shade or seating area. Plus now you will charge 2 fares to get to/from Ballston Spa/ Saratoga Hospital/ Train Station. Totally WRONG!
We have new service changes beginning July 12. For a full list of changes, visit: www.cdta.org/news/service-changes-begin-july-12
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Grafton is great! Expanding to any other lakes?
So does this mean they will start accept fares on the 12th
Is the 214 on the normal schedule again?
Is the 522 coming back any time soon?
Are the rides free
