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With another great summer coming to a close, we wanted to extend a sincere thank you to Daniel McCoy - Albany County Executive, Sheriff Craig D.Apple Sr., and all those that contributed time and resources to restore Lawson Lake.
Every year our youth get to enjoy a fun and enriching summer camp experience at Lawson Lake. The BGCCA team would not be able to do this without the support of our community.
Did you know? Along with many individuals, the following organizations and groups stepped up to give our community the camp grounds they deserve. ADK.Albany ; Albany County Department of Children, Youth and Families ; City of Albany Department of General Services ; Albany County Department of Health ; Albany County Department of Information Services ; Albany County Department of Public Works ; Albany County District Attorney's Office ; Albany County Office of Natural Resource Conservation ; City of Albany Department of Recreation ; Albany Sheriff's Department- Inmate Work Program/Work Alternative Program ; BAC 2 NY/VT ; Carpenters Local 291 ; Capital District Transportation Authority - CDTA; Coeymans Hollow Volunteer Fire Company; Cornell Cooperative Extension Albany County ; District Council 9 ; Freihofer's Baking Company Inc. ; NYS Building Trades Council ; Heldeberg Workshop ; The Home Depot ; Hudson River Valley Greenway ; IMPACT - Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust ; UA Local 190 ; New York Operating Engineers Local 158 ; NYS Department of Environmental Conservation ; Parkview Community ; Pride Center of the Capital Region ; ShopRite ; and Teamsters Local 294
Help Our Department Solve Our Own UNSOLVED MYSTERY...
Back in 1977 a Weather Vane was stolen from Selkirk Fire Co. 1 in Selkirk. The best picture we could find of it is below. It was in the shape of a Fire Helmet, with a large "1" on the front. The direction finder was a "Bugle". Back then both were of a copper color. The weather vane was replaced with a new one in 1981, but the original, that was stolen, was never returned or found.
If you have any information on where it might have gone, and where it might be, send an email to webmaster@selkirkfd.org, or if you know where it is, drop it off at the firehouse, no questions asked.
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Thank You.
A pickup truck rolled over in Coeymans Hollow and sent one person to the hospital shortly after 10 p.m. on Tuesday, July 30.
The Coeymans Hollow Fire Department, Ravena Rescue Squad, Albany County Sheriff's Ambulance, Albany County Paramedics, Coeymans Police and Albany County Sheriff's Department were all called to the scene of the crash Tuesday night.
Initial dispatch stated a motor vehicle accident with airbag deployment on Upper Copeland Hill Road and Appleby Road. Later info was received that it was a single vehicle rollover with one person still inside the vehicle.
There were five total individuals inside the vehicle, one of which was injured and required extrication.
The vehicle was on its side off of the road and Coeymans Hollow's 6-40 used their front winch to stabilize the vehicle while EMS and firefighters began to safely remove the patient without causing further injury.
The roof was cut off the vehicle to get the patient out and the patient was transported by Ravena Rescue with shoulder pain and other various injuries.
The other four individuals inside the vehicle were not injured in the incident.
2019 Punkintown Fair
July 25th, 26th & 27th beginning at 6pm every night.
Free Parking and Admission!�Fun rides & Great food!
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Punkintown Fair – New Salem VFD
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While it's not quite in the upper 90's like this past weekend, it's still great to have the Coeymans Hollow Volunteer Fire Company at Lawson Lake County Park to help the kids cool off and have some fun on a beautiful day. Thanks for taking the time everyone!
www.albanycounty.com/lawsonlake.aspx
