Communities/residents/business folks need to be told and aware so they can be part of the solution.

Quoted from Patches

be productive....or, hire more policemen........with the way communities are expanding, that would be the way to go....and that would

make taxpayers very happy...with wages fairly distributed.....

just sayin' as BB would state.

Not going to happen. Wish it would.  This is worse than the foxes guarding the hen house.  The foxes are now guarding the fox house, and the hens have to pay for it (and the hens voted for it).

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Couple to take plea deals in burglaries
Wife admits to stealing to pay for heroin; husband expected in court Tuesday
By Paul Nelson
Updated 9:28 p.m., Monday, November 19, 2012


SCHENECTADY— A Rotterdam woman faces eight years behind bars after admitting she burglarized her father-in-law's Schenectady home and broke into another residence during a crime spree with her husband to feed their heroin habits, according to attorneys involved with the case.

Amy Beblowski, 35, pleaded guilty Monday in Schenectady County Court to two felony counts of burglary in exchange for eight years for each offense, which will run concurrently. Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 31.....................>>>>...............>>>>.........................Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/loca.....21.php#ixzz2Clgv78gs

Don't rest easy and think the crimes have now ended. They are as bad as before with new nitwit criminals taking their place

seems like we have crooks everywhere...in government too....how about that???.....

you live in rotterdam - just like scuznectady , its killing me i cant get out of here - im gonna have to give the house away, what the hell was i thinking when i moved here - shoot me please

shared sentiment of many

hey...ya voted for these crooks.....watta ya want>>>,,,,,,

no i didnt !!

well ...the n how did they win???.....if you didn';t.....

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Theft of parts from vehicles alleged

    ROTTERDAM — Town police arrested a Guilderland man on several charges stemming from his alleged theft of parts from a pair of vehicles.
    Police said Ryan P. Glennon, 25, of Pinewood Drive, was found removing a catalytic converter from a vehicle on Princetown Road. Further investigation revealed he had removed other parts from another vehicle in the vicinity.
    Glennon was charged with felony criminal mischief and misdemeanor petty larceny. He was arraigned in Rotterdam Town Court and sent to the Schenectady County jail.

http://www.dailygazette.net/De.....r01600&AppName=1

must have been your vote - my vote is run them out of town lol

NOT MY VOTE....never never.....look to the ones who bamboozled the voters...

Check out tahis last meeting......what a dabocle...

PAOLINO  is a bully and needs to clean his act up......whoever he thinks he is....and the rest of the council....RG asking the right questions. and the

council cuts hiwhy m off and votes the budget in ......

Martin, Viscusi, Calder, Buffardi......and Marco's behavior.....not at all a TRANSPARENT GOVERNMENT...

all ANY OF THEM SAY.....Motion, Second, Yes, Motion Carries......not one questions anything......what a bunch of robots.....Calder runs the show.

whispering between ...../laughing.....praise to the Comptroller and FINANCIAL ADVISOR.....and not an apology to RG who seemed disgusted and frustrated that

not one member stood up for his support to the taxpayers....

Nepatisim, favoritism, ''

A biggie would be....COOK AT SENIOR CENTER GETS FULL TIME WITH BENEFITS..... in dire straits.....[size=1

4]POLICE COURT NEEDS FULLTIME EMPLOYEE AND REFUSED.....BEHIND IN COLLECTING FINES (APPROX 66k)[/size]

does this make sense???.....

GET RID OF THESE CROOKS.

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Mom gets 8 years for burglaries
By Paul Nelson
Published 10:04 pm, Monday, March 4, 2013

SCHENECTADY — A 35-year-old mother of two young girls is headed to prison for eight years for burglaries in her hometown that she and her husband committed because of their heroin addiction.

Amy Beblowski pled guilty in November to two counts of felony burglary and was sentenced Monday in Schenectady County Court to eight years on each offense, which will run concurrently. It is the same punishment her husband, Timothy Beblowski, also 35, received last week, according to her attorney, Michael Mansion.

The Rotterdam couple, both of whom formerly worked for Price Chopper, will also have to jointly pay restitution of $13,890 to the victims and will be on probation for 3½ years after they are released. .....................>>>>....................>>>>..........................Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Mom-gets-8-years-for-burglaries-4327838.php#ixzz2Mg9nxlQI

Yep just show up at price chopper after church and meet them all sundays