July 8, 1993 Betty Conley was killed at the XtraMart on Rt 67, Harmony Corners, Charlton, NY.  Her daughter Linda is trying to raise awareness of this cold case in hopes that someone will remember something and come forward with […]

  Dr. Eric Yager talked about what is known about Covid 19 and its vaccinations almost a year after its initial outbreak in the United States.

  Laura Marx the Executive Director and Charlie Buchanan the founder and Chair Emeritus of Capital-Region Sponsor-A-Scholar, described how they connect promising students with the mentors, resources and opportunities that help them earn college degrees.

  Best Buddies International is working with 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to help develop one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living.

  Rob Raylman, the CEO of Gift of Life International, explained how they provide lifesaving cardiac surgeries to children around the world.

  Mark Sheehan, Director of New Initiatives at Schenectady ARC briefly reviewed the history of education and services for people with disabilities in Schenectady County

  Reverend Paddy J. Rooney STS discussed Rotary International’s Vision Statement: “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change across the globe, in our communities and in ourselves.”

  Ray O’Connor who discussed his book “She Called Him Raymond.” The story centers around the love story of Helen Gregg and Clarence R. Stephenson during the 1940s.

  Eric Connolly is the recently-elected supervisor of the Town of Ballston.  He presented his vision for the orderly growth of the town in the next few years.  

       Known widely as “the Tree Man”, Fred Breglia gave a lively and beautifully illustrated presentation showing the broad expanse of trees, shrubs, gorgeous flowers, and wild life we would find on a trip to the arboretum.