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Throughout the shutdown, the Highway Department, with a reduced staff, was still plowing snow, picking up leaf bags, removing winter debris, and cleaning out stormwater basins. It has returned to full staffing and is now paving and performing other road maintenance activities. The Transfer Station has remained open with regular hours and held a successful Household Hazardous Waste Day under COVID-19 guidelines. The Water & Wastewater Department has returned to full staffing, with scheduled inspections, infrastructure maintenance, and managing the water filtration and sanitary sewer plants. I am also pleased to announce that the pandemic did not stop the construction of a new water connection between the Towns of Guilderland and Rotterdam, and new pump station are now active, which allows the Town to draw more than 1 million gallons per day from Rotterdam. Because this water comes from wells, there is no need for expensive treatment at the Town’s filtration plant and the water can directly enter the Town’s water system. The new connection flows in both directions which, when there was only an emergency connection, allowed
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On Monday, June 8th, registration will open online at http://www. guilderlandrec.com/ for the 2020 summer recreation program which will start on Monday, June 29th, with the bulk of the programs starting after the 4th of July. The Tawasentha HalfDay Camp will proceed with a reduced capacity and alternate activities. The camp is awaiting receipt of County DOH’s permit and additional guidelines. Enrichment and sports programs will be capped under COVID-19 gathering size limitations. These programs will have a waitlist for additional registrations. Families will be contacted if regulations change and they are able to be enrolled in the program. The modified summer program will be hosted only at Town buildings and parks, and will be drop off/pick up only, with no busing. We are targeting the opening of the Tawasentha Park pool for Monday, July 6th, subject to County DOH’s certification. The pool’s operations will be subject to health guidelines, physical separation requirements, and regular cleaning and disinfecting. Because of these restrictions, entry will be limited to Town residents. We expect to offer swim lessons, lap swimming, and open swimming. The Guilderland Performing Arts Center will open for the summer 2020 season with Overture on Thursday, July 9th at 7:30pm. The season’s first three events by Skeeter Creek, Guilderland Town Band, and Damn the Torpedoes will be rescheduled for later in the summer. GPAC performances will be subject to gathering size limitations and physical distancing directives. The spacious grounds should provide plenty of spacing, and provide for an enjoyable outdoor entertainment experience. The Senior Services Department is transporting seniors to medical appointments and grocery stores. Please call the Department at (518) 280-7607 for more information. The buses are now being operated from the EMS Department’s Station 1 to allow for daily deep-disinfecting with the new ozone generator. Other departments have provided essential services throughout the pandemic and are beginning to return to full staffing. Building and Fire inspectors have performed safety inspections and issued building permits for mostly homeowner improvements. The Assessor’s Office has satisfied all State-mandated tax assessment deadlines and will hold its grievance day on Thursday, June 18th. The Town Clerk has processed tax payments, death certificates, and other important documents for residents. The Comptroller’s Office has paid vendor invoices, submitted requests for State reimbursement, managed the Town’s finances, and made payroll. Thank you for your patience as we continue to safely navigate through this crisis. The above summary is a small part of what Town staff has been able to perform during this stressful and anxious time for all. I am very thankful for the hard work performed by Town employees, and we remain optimistic that we will soon to return to normalcy. Thank you again for taking the time to read these notes. Peter G. Barber Town Supervisor
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Guilderland, NY - They say a round of golf is the great equalizer. Golf requires a delicate balance of mobility, strength, precision, and the uncanny ability to control inevitable bouts of frustration. (If you are anything like me, it’s the one good shot that keeps me coming back!) Luckily, with practice, proper conditioning, and a healthy dose of patience, golf is one of the unique sports that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. Let’s discuss some strategies to get your swing on safely to prevent golf related injuries. Whether you are new to the game, or have been increasing your playtime during retirement, the repetitive nature of the golf swing can lead to overuse and injury to the lower back, elbows and wrists. More than half of golfers complain of lower back pains at some point during the season, and it is reported that injuries to the back make up about 80% of all golf related injuries. With every swing, a tremendous amount of compression force is exerted on the spine. If your body is not conditioned to withstand these forces, or if there is a lack of appropriate flexibility or stability, injury may eventually leave you waiting in the clubhouse or offering your services as a caddy. A normal golf swing takes all of the joints involved; spine, neck, both hips, shoulders, wrists and elbows, through their maximum range of motion. More often than not, injury to the lumbar spine (lower back) is caused
by lack of adequate range of motion in the hips and thoracic spine (upper back). In an ideal world, we have good mobility through our thoracic spine, stability in our core and lumbar spine, and mobility in our hip joints. However, the majority of us lack proper core and lumbar stability, and are stiff and limited in our range of motion in the upper back and hips: mainly due to sitting and poor posture. When we lack adequate range of motion in these key areas, the lumbar spine has to move more to compensate, resulting in lower back pain. If you lack the ability to stabilize the core and lumbar spine, you will shortchange your ability to generate force to crush that long drive. Try these exercises at home to address common biomechanical faults in golfers: Thoracic Extention/Rotation Mobility: Kneel on all fours, place your right hand behind your head and point the right elbow out to the side. Engage your core and rotate your right shoulder towards your left elbow/arm. Then reverse the movement by rotating your right shoulder and bent elbow away from your left arm as you attempt to point your right elbow towards the ceiling. Follow your elbow with your eyes to obtain neck and upper back rotation. That is one repetition. Do 20 repetitions on both right and left sides.
Bird Dog for Core Stability: On all fours, maintain a neutral spine and engage the core. Slide your right hand out in front of you on the floor as far as you can reach while maintaining neutral spine, while you simultaneously slide your left foot on the floor behind you. Raise right arm and left leg until you form a straight line from hand to foot, keeping spine neutral and hips squared to the ground. Hold for a second, and repeat with left arm and right leg. Work up to 20 repetitions, 10 reps per side. Glute Bridge for Glute Strength and Hip Opening: Lay on your back with knees bent, and feet flat on the floor. Maintain neutral spine, engage core, squeeze glutes and raise your hips and back off the floor without hyperextending your back. Keep your head and shoulders relaxed, and in contact with the ground. Work up to holding this position for 2 minutes. Let us help you identify weakness or lack of mobility that may be negatively affecting your golf game, and tailor an individualized golf conditioning program for you! As always, if you have questions about this article, feel free to call us at the Sports & Spinal Wellness Center at 518-869-3415. Follow us on Facebook or visit our website at www.sportsandspinalwellness.com. We would love to be a part of your health care team.
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“WELCOME BACK!” Your Next Dental Visit
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In a marketplace where everything CBD, from bath bombs to gummy bears, is available online with cannabidiol (CBD), what is a customer to do? Mike Burnett of Your CBD Store tackles some of the questions about CBD
Question 1: Does CBD come from the marijuana plant and will it make me high? You can get CBD from the marijuana plant, but it’s going to be low in concentration. The highest concentration of CBD and the other Cannabinoids comes from the industrial hemp. The marijuana plant is high in Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, and very low in CBD. CBD is not mind altering. You cannot get addicted to it. CBD interacts with the body very differently from THC. It does not produce a “high.” We do not carry THC in any of our SunFloral/SunMed organic hemp products which include topical creams, capsules, edibles, skin care and other beauty, family, and pet products.
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The fact is the industrial hemp is the correct plant from which to extract CBD. Where in the plant that its extracted and the process used affects the quality. Extracting it from the flower provides the highest concentration of CBD. Many companies extract it from the seed or the stem, which is an easier and cheaper process. We regulate everything from the soil to the oil. Our product comes from a Colorado farm certified by the state’s Department of Agriculture.
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products and services through two very broad arms – broker-dealers and registered investment advisors. It is important for consumers of financial services to understand how their advisor is being compensated. The Broker-Dealer world consists of well-known firms such as Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo, along with many independent firms such as LPL Financial, Commonwealth Financial, and VOYA Financial Advisors. Broker-dealers are regulated by both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and their revenue is generally a result of commissions generated by securities transactions. A securities transaction may be the purchase or sale of a stock, bond, mutual fund, real estate investment trust, variable annuity, variable life insurance, etc. An advisor with such a firm is considered a ‘registered representative’ of the firm, and his/her income is generally based on transactions processed on behalf of clients. Commissions are typically built into the price that a consumer pays for a securities product, which means that the consumer is not making a direct payment to the broker-dealer firm. The Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) world is regulated by the SEC and/or the states in which it serves clients. Generally speaking, an RIA firm provides financial advice and guidance to clients in exchange for fees paid directly by the client. Types of advice offered by an RIA firm vary, but typically include cash flow analysis, retirement income planning, income tax analysis, portfolio management, estate distribution planning, etc. RIA firms are generally viewed as having fewer conflicts of interest with their customers due to the nontransactional nature of the relationship. The financial services industry has seen a large shift during the past 20 years away from the broker-dealer channel and towards the RIA channel. According to Cerulli Associates in its December 2013 edition of “The Cerulli Edge: US Asset Management Edition”, the
RIA channel grew at an average annual rate of 8% from 2004 to 2012, while broker-dealer channels actually saw an overall decline in business during this same period. We attribute this trend to the notion that RIA firms owe their clients a fiduciary duty, which is a much stronger duty of care than the suitability standard required by broker-dealer firms. In other words, an RIA firm is required to sit on the same side of the table as its client, while a broker-dealer firm is not. AllSquare Wealth is a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA), and our primary business is to provide fee-only advice and guidance to our customers. We have developed a white paper entitled ‘An Overview of the Financial Services Industry’ that provides much more detail on this topic. If you would like to receive a copy of this paper, please request a copy by sending an email to info@allsquarewealth.com or calling our office at (518) 456-8900.
from AllSquare Wealth Management 200 Great Oaks Blvd., Suite 219, Guilderland (518) 456-8900 • www.allsquarewealth.com Daniel Bauer, CFP® serves as the Chief Investment Officer of AllSquare Wealth Management, LLC. AllSquare Wealth works with each of our clients to develop a comprehensive financial plan. Our financial planning, discretionary investment management, and tax preparation services are offered on a fee-only basis. AllSquare Wealth Management, LLC is a registered investment advisor. 12
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GRADUATION AT THE DRIVE-IN
by Margaret C. Tabak
Guilderland, NY - Congratulations to the Class of 2020! Like many families, I did not anticipate that senior year at Guilderland High School was going to end like this. My student counted 14 events that she will have missed! I am not alone in trying to have my student enjoy the momentous occasion of graduation during a pandemic. I love the signs that have popped up all over town recognizing students on their high school, college, and advanced degree graduations. Like many other high schools, Guilderland is also considering a drive-in movie theater graduation. I think this is an incredible idea and will bring the community together more than each family sitting at the kitchen table watching a virtual gradation. One of the problems of the drive-in theaternot enough spaces for each student to have more than one "family" vehicle. While on the surface this does not seem like a problem, for many students with blended families and separated parents, this can cause issues.
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Questions and calls that I am expecting:1 1. Custody Order: Q: According to our Order it is my day (or not my day). Does that mean I am the only parent who attends (or does not attend) graduation? A: If your student is over 18, Custody Orders are no longer applicable (although you do have a legal obligation to support a child until he is 21). If your student is under 18, what is in her best interest? If you are the only parent who attends graduation, in the scheme of your child's entire life, it may be a very shallow victory, and come back to haunt you. Should your child's special day, clouded enough already, include being a pawn in his parents' battle? 2. Q: There is not enough room in the car for parents, stepparents, and various other relatives. A: After the parents, and perhaps siblings, ask your child. If she does not want to shoulder that burden, flip a coin. It is as good as any court can do for you.
3. Q: My child's live-away college has gone online for next year and he will be living at home. What does that mean for support? Will I be paid the same amount as college for room and board? A. This is unchartered territory, but akin to a child attending a community college. If your child is over 18, he is not bound by any Custody Order. The parent he primarily lives with will be entitled to child support. However, you will not be able to "charge" the same rate as his college2.
To the graduates: This is a rough time for your families- emotionally, financially, and perhaps health wise. Be kind as you forge ahead, keep socially distanced, and make Guilderland proud!
This advice does not apply in any situations involving domestic violence and orders of protection. In those instances, legal counsel should be consulted. If your kitchen offers the variety same as many colleges, please invite me over for dinner!
from Tabak Law Office
100 Great Oaks Boulevard, Suite 122, Albany • (518) 464-4095 www.tabakLo.com
Margaret C. Tabak has been an attorney since 1988, starting her career in Schenectady and moving her practice to Guilderland in 1995. The law firm is located in Great Oaks Office Park (near Crossgates Mall). Margaret counsels clients in all matters related to matrimonial and family law. A resident of Guilderland for more than 25 years, Margaret received her undergraduate degree from SUNY Albany and her law degree from Albany Law School. If you have questions about a matrimonial or family law issue, contact Margaret for a consultation. www.OurTowneGuilderland.com | Mid-June 2020
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We’re busier than ever, operating remotely and continuing to actively investigate many details in order to formulate the best course of action for our phased reopening, in conjunction with the other 28 Upper Hudson libraries and the constantly-changing federal, state, CDC, and county health directives. There is a long and growing laundry list of considerations, as you can imagine.
Annual Vote By the time you read this, our budget and board candidate vote, conducted solely by mail-in ballot per Executive Order and administered through Guilderland Central School District, will most likely be concluded. Responses are due back by Tuesday, June 9. In case you are reading this prior to June 9, details on the process may be found here: www.guilderlandschools.org. Our proposed budget, which once again falls under the tax cap limit, was drafted before the coronavirus shutdown. It incorporates an operational framework of just over four million dollars for next year. We also have five candidates—three incumbents and two first-time candidates—vying for three Board of Trustees positions. We thank them all for their willingness to serve and their interest in the library. Further voting details on our proposed budget and board candidates may be found at: https://guilderlandlibrary. org/2020-vote. Election results should be available on June 12th or 13th.
The Library has already undergone an extensive deep cleaning and disinfecting process, and we are committed to maintaining this stringent level of safety for everyone who enters our building—first our staff in staggered shifts, then eventually, our patrons. The phased, gradual reopening of UHLS libraries we speak of should not be confused with the phases for reopening business set forth by our governor; they are distinctly different. Preliminary details on our reopening plan, subject to change, will be posted here: www.guilderlandlibrary.org/ gpl-reopening-plan.
Digital Offerings In a typical month, 40,000-50,000 physical items are checked out, including our Library of Things offerings. Since the pandemic precipitated our building closure March 13, we’ve circulated 13,000 digital items, which is at least five times more electronic materials than in the same period last year. People are learning new ways to access books and movies, with audiobooks leading the way. Even before the pandemic, electronic materials usage was surging and physical materials usage was stable. COVID-19 effectively accelerated that trend.
We are currently gearing up to begin offering contactless curbside service starting in midJune. This will involve a staggered staff of two teams of employees working specific shifts. We will quarantine all returned materials for 72 hours in outdoor sheds, then sanitize their exteriors before putting them back into circulation. To check out materials, patrons will call to schedule an appointment to pick up their requested items. Our top priority is maintaining the safety of our staff and patrons at all times. Please see our website, social media and electronic sign for specific announcements, and sign up for e-news on our newsletter web page for the latest developments.
We have approximately 14,000 active library card holders. Since the Town of Guilderland, with a population of 36,000, accounts for the bulk of our territory, this means about 40 percent of the population uses the library regularly, and many more on a sporadic basis. During the shutdown, we’ve issued 619 new library cards through our website. Yes, you can get a library card online!
By Tim Wiles, Library Director Greufus misses you! And we miss you too!
Throughout the shutdown, we have been challenged to not only manage, but innovate. I am immensely proud and impressed with our staff of library professionals who have transformed many excellent programs and services to an online platform, as well as
creating brand-new options. Our popular Cookbook Club, storytimes, trivia nights and book discussions are just a few of the many options that transitioned from an inperson program at the library to a virtual event. It helps that several of our librarians are experienced teachers. Education and innovation is second nature to them, and I am continually amazed by what they produce. Our summer reading program was always a big annual draw, attracting hundreds of participants - of all ages, not just kids and teens - to sign up. This year, none of those spectacular events can happen, but we are still encouraging everyone to “Imagine Your Story” and sign up on our website. Everyone who logs their reading on Beanstack is eligible to win prizes, and it’s another way to stay connected with your friends at GPL. Looking Ahead When can the library once again offer public events? We do not foresee offering in-person events again for several months, though we will certainly keep you posted as we edge closer to that eventuality. We are progressing on time and on budget with our library renewal project passed by voters last May, meeting with the architects virtually this spring. We’re anticipating going to bid in October as originally projected. The first step of this project will be an addition on the east end of the building housing children’s services. The library is expected to remain open through most of the renovations, with brief closures for restroom renovation and the addition of a café. The timeline for completion remains summer 2022; but with so many variables involved in a project of this scope, not to mention a potentially long-term coronavirus climate, that could certainly change. Once thing that never changes: our commitment to serving each one of you to the very best of our ability. We appreciate your patience as we navigate through uncharted territory, operating with utmost safety above all else. We hope to see you in our parking lot - checking out or bringing back borrowed materials, browsing our Little Free Library, or taking advantage of our free WiFi - very soon!
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Emergencies POISON CONTROL
911 800-222-1222
Ambulances: Town of Guilderland Emergency Medical Services Altamont Rescue Squad
(518) 456-3600 (518) 861-6715
Police: (Non-emergency) Altamont Police Department Guilderland Police Department New York State Police-Guilderland Substation
(518) 861-5480 (518) 356-1501 (518) 456-1118
Fire Departments: (Non-emergency) Altamont Fort Hunter Guilderland Guilderland Center McKownville Voorheesville Westmere
(518) 861-8171 (518) 355-2434 (518) 456-5000 (518) 861-8871 (518) 489-4340 (518) 765-4048 (518) 456-5200
Post Offices: Altamont Guilderland Guilderland Center Stuyvesant Plaza
(518) 861-6953 (518) 456-1400 (518) 861-5090 (518) 438-0773
Schools:
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General Information: Albany County Clerk’s Office (518) 487-5100 Albany County Executive’s Office (518) 447-7040 Altamont Fairgrounds (518) 861-6671 Altamont Village Hall (518) 861-8554 Guilderland Animal Control Officer (518) 356-1501 Guilderland Animal Shelter (518) 861-6855 Guilderland Chamber of Commerce (518) 456-6611 Guilderland Food Pantry (518) 930-1001 Guilderland Highway Department (518) 861-5108 Guilderland IDA (518) 356-1980 Guilderland Interfaith Council (518) 456-5410 or (518) 355-3000 Guilderland Parks & Recreation Department (518) 456-3150 Guilderland Performing Arts Center (518) 456-3150 Nott Road Park (518) 869-9884 Park Superintendent (518) 456-8220 Summer Day Camp (Tawasentha) (518) 456-3475 Town Pool (518) 456-4446 Guilderland Public Library (518) 456-2400 Guilderland Senior Service (518) 280-7607 Guilderland Town Hall (518) 356-1980 Guilderland Transfer Station (518) 861-6776 Guilderland Water & Wastewater Management Dept. (518) 456-6474 Our Towne Guilderland - Rev. 0519
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YOUR GUILDERLAND REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST Have you ever looked at homes for sale online and were surprised by the poor quality of the photos? To name a few: too dark, blurry, a reflection of the person taking the photo from a cell phone in the mirror, messy, not enough photos... As a real estate broker, I am shocked sometimes to see photos like this. When selling a home, the online presence is more important now than ever! Professional photography tremendously helps to showcase a listing, and today’s technologically savvy potential buyers appreciate the convenience of a virtual tour for both long distance and local moves. Here are some important facts regarding professional real estate photography: 1. Buyers spend 60% of their time looking at listing photos, and only 20% each on the listing description and agent description. (The Wall Street Journal.) 2. Homes with highquality photos receive 47% higher asking price per square foot. (cbsnews. com)
3. Listings with professional photographs sell 32% faster, spending only 89 days on the market compared to 123 for other homes. (PR Newswire) 4. Only 15% of listings have highquality photography, with half of over $1 million listings using lowquality photos. (The Wall Street Journal) 5. Homes with professional photos get 61% more views. (REDFIN) 6. Homes listed between $400,000 to $500,000 sell 18% better in the first six months with high-quality photography. (REDFIN) 7.You have two seconds to grab the buyer’s attention without a photo, and 20 seconds with a photo. (marketleader.com) When you list your home with Kellie Kieley Realty, you will receive a customized marketing strategy which ALWAYS includes professional photography, drone photography (if town permits), a 3-D walkthrough tour, or a video tour! We make the investment to help you with your investment. If you are considering selling you home, I am happy to talk to you. Feel free to call, email or text. 518225-0454. kkieley2@gmail.com
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