About 400 elementary- and middle-school students taking part in the Shenendehowa Inventors program will display their inventions at the former Cotton Market store at Clifton Park Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
I dont think it would matter if James Weaver was to watch the cameras it is nice he wants to but that is not going to help the police department they already have eyes up there called the Neighborhood watch who call and report crime what is is is there are only 8 cars on the street and the department does not care about the hill ony areas where poeple own homes and crime is not a big deal like the Bellevue area the Union and Ellies area we need to stop wating giving the police department raises and hold them to there job do it right or get rid of them
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I dont think it would matter if James Weaver was to watch the cameras it is nice he wants to but that is not going to help the police department they already have eyes up there called the Neighborhood watch who call and report crime what is is is there are only 8 cars on the street and the department does not care about the hill ony areas where poeple own homes and crime is not a big deal like the Bellevue area the Union and Ellies area we need to stop wating giving the police department raises and hold them to there job do it right or get rid of them
On Schenectady resident offers city police a hand