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District Presents Second Draft of Budget

The Board of Education will hold a special meeting on Thursday, March 31 at 6:00 p.m. in the High School library to discuss a third draft of the 2011-12 budget.

Free Entry to the Children's Museum of Science and Technology

Free Nano Science Day on Saturday

Free Admission to CMOST on Nano Day
Saturday, April, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Student Artists from Schodack

Students From Schodack Schools Honored for Artwork

Students from all three Schodack schools celebrated their artwork with family and teachers during a reception in their honor on March 2 at the 21st Annual Legislative Student Art Exhibition.

Students posed for photos with family members alongside their artwork which was selected for the exhibit, held at the Legislative Office Building in Albany. Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin also met with students and congratulated them on their work.

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Posted on Schodack's website 3/17/2011

Advertise on the SCENE

The SCENE was designed to be a geographically focused site for residents in and around Schodack and Castleton. If you own a business here, you already know... your neighbors make the best customers.  

If you'd like to catch the attention of visitors to the SCENE, consider placing an ad. The site is still  new but attracting more followers every day.

Advertising fees are significantly below industry averages.  Ads run in the side bar of each page on the site and can drive hundreds of visitors to your site with one click.   

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Schodack Blotter

SCHODACK BLOTTER

2/27-3/8/2011

Castleton Fire Company

The Castleton Fire Company hosted the graduation of firefighters from companies in and around Schodack.

Congratulations to our newest firefighters for completing the 29 week NY State Firefighter I class.

GM Carnival

Green Meadow PTO Carnival

Saturday, March 26,  from 11am – 4pm
See more photos here.

29 Libraries Boycott Harber Collins

UHLS to Boycott Major Publisher’s E-books
Albany, NY - The Upper Hudson Library System (UHLS) announced today that the 29 public libraries serving Albany and Rensselaer Counties have decided to boycott all future electronic content purchases from HarperCollins Publishers, one of the world’s largest publishing houses.   The decision to boycott is in reaction to a recent HarperCollins policy change in the sale of their e-book titles that establishes a license limit of 26 checkouts per title on all e-books purchased for library use.  

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