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.
It seems unfair that the police come down so hard on the people dealing the drugs had they not went and out the drugs out there in the first place for people to sell there would never be this problem there is always going to be drugs on the streets of every town city village and state. There is no way that they are ever going to stop it what they need to do is get the people that use the help that they need work with the rehab centers to push for treatment instead of wasting the taxpayers money and sending them to prisons where there is not rehab for the users or the sellers just time to do ... just a keen word of advice to everyone that got knocked in this raid keep your heads up it gets greater later
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It seems unfair that the police come down so hard on the people dealing the drugs had they not went and out the drugs out there in the first place for people to sell there would never be this problem there is always going to be drugs on the streets of every town city village and state. There is no way that they are ever going to stop it what they need to do is get the people that use the help that they need work with the rehab centers to push for treatment instead of wasting the taxpayers money and sending them to prisons where there is not rehab for the users or the sellers just time to do ... just a keen word of advice to everyone that got knocked in this raid keep your heads up it gets greater later
On 24 facing drug charges in Schenectady