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Glens Falls: State of the City Address

Written by Staff Report on January 17, 2023. Posted in Community, Downtown, Featured.

On Wednesday, January 18, 2023, Mayor Bill Collins will deliver the State of The City address at 12:30 PM on the second floor of City Hall. All are welcome to attend. This address will focus on the accomplishments of 2022, and look ahead to 2023: “One of the things I’ve emphasized during my first year in office is to ensure we’re providing services in the most efficient way possible to the City of Glens Falls” said Mayor Collins. “Two other points of emphasis made this past year are communication and development. We have come a long way this past year at City Hall, and I want to not only share our vision, but also bring more people to the table to help shape that vision.”

The City is also making the address available live on the City of Glens Falls YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/@cityofglensfallsny6752/streams; the address will be available under “City of Glens Falls State of The City January 18, 2023″, and the thumbnail will have a red “live” icon as well.

Police Blotter: Jan. 2 – Jan. 8, 2023

Written by Staff Report on January 17, 2023. Posted in Blotter, Community.

Colton J. Fitzpatrick, 24, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Rachael M. Dunkley, 28, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Melissa A. Lanfear, 39, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, Petit Larceny

Melissa A. Girard, 37, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Sarah A. Fortune, 40, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Aggravated Harassment

Jeffrey J. Pregent, 32, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Kendra L. Ash, 20, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Daniel T. Hitchcock, 51, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Jamie L. Mattison, 34, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Harassment

Savana J. Mattison, 31, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt

Kathryn G. Stuthmann, 24, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Andrew W. Mattison, 37, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Kameron M. Mattison, 21, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle, 2nd Deg. Obstruction of Governmental Administration, Resisting Arrest, and Criminal Mischief; Intent to Damage Property

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF

On Thursday Dec. 29 at approximately 5:26pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to 47 Caldwell Ave in the Town of Lake George for a report of a Burglary. Investigators determined that Matthew P. Charlson, 43, of Lake George entered the residence and assaulted the resident inside. Charlson was placed in custody and transported back to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office where he was processed for 1st Degree Burglary, a Class E Felony and arraigned in CAP Court. Charlson was then released under the supervision of the Probation Department.

On Saturday, Dec. 31, at approximately 11:25pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to Library Ave in the Town of Warrensburg for a property damage motor vehicle crash. Officers discovered a 2019 Jeep had left the shoulder of the roadway and struck a utility pole support cable. Police determined the driver, William J. Parker, 48, of Warrensburg, was intoxicated. Parker submitted to a chemical breath test which yielded a blood alcohol concentration of .22%. Parker was processed for Aggravated DWI and released to appear in the Town of Warrensburg Court on a later date.

On Saturday Dec. 31, at 1:03pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of an assault that occurred at the Travelodge on Route 9 in the Town of Lake George. Upon arrival, police determined that Nicholas S. Harris, 35, of Lake George had struck another subject multiple times with a metal chair causing minor injuries. In addition Harris had also choked the same subject during the altercation. The victim refused medical treatment. As a result of the investigation Harris was charged with Felony 2nd Degree Assault, and misdemeanors criminal possession of a weapon and criminal obstruction of breathing.

Property Transactions: Jan. 9 – Jan. 15, 2023

Written by Staff Report on January 16, 2023. Posted in Community, Property.

ARGYLE

J.R. Merc, Inc. sold property at 1042 State Route 197 to Empire State Self Storage, LLC for $34,900

BOLTON

Beatrice H. Garfield sold property at 9 Thunderbird Rd to James & Asuncion Smallze for $365,000

CAMBRIDGE

Tayler Ritter & Dylan Baker sold property at 28 Academy St to Melissa L. Ives for $209,000

FORT ANN

K & C Land Holdings, LLC sold property at 117 Buttermilk Falls Rd to Gail Crandall for $150,000

FORT EDWARD

Heather M. Havens sold property at 11 Thomas Ave to Jonathan Miller for $169,000

Anthony Trello, Jr. & Tammy Trello sold property at 40 McIntyre St to Veno Holdings, LLC for $1,600,000

GLENS FALLS

Boldstar, LLC sold property at 147 South St to 19 E. Notre Dame Street, LLC for $55,883.50

GRANVILLE

Thomas & Louise Tolworthy sold property at 43 West Main St & 2 South Maple St to Peter Stefanopoulous for $830,000

Richard Clayton sold property at 1-3 & 3-5 Slocum Ave to Floyd E. Carruth, Jr. for $110,000

Antonio D’andrea sold property at 8 County Route 25 to Douglas Swain for $100,000

GREENWICH

Bethany & Kirk Liddle sold property at 157 Mosquito Swamp Rd to Nichole Menard for $335,000

HARTFORD

Tami & Michael Williams, and Kristi Wilson sold property at 379 Gibbs Rd to Todd J. Boyea for $235,400

HEBRON

Douglas Lapolla & Denise Surre sold property at 4341 County Route 30 to Richard Amo & Jacqueline Goyette for $250,000

HORICON

Randy Bruce Russell sold property at 332 East Shore Dr to Scott David Russell for $175,000

JACKSON

Richard Gambino sold property at 630 County Route 61 to 630RT61, LLC for $115,000

W.R. Enterprises, LLC sold property at 2885 State Route 22 to LE Legacy Properties, LLC for 350,000

KINGSBURY

Richard Stanley sold property at 5 Alexander Ln Lot 15 to David & Nancy Godbout for $314,000

Stephen A. Shaw sold property at 45 Stone Schoolhouse Rd to Mary Ann Swinton & Joshua Shores for $240,000

LAKE GEORGE

Kathleen D. Mound sold property at 209-211 Beach Rd to Francis & Cheryl Putorti and Daniel & Deborah O’Rourke for $585,000

LAKE LUZERNE

Raymond & Katie Reilly sold property at 740 East River Dr to Damian & Matthew Maslinski for $350,000

QUEENSBURY

Revival Designer Homes, LLC sold property at 6 River St to Lauren Formanski & Daniel White for $279,000

Robert A. Gover sold property at 18 ½ Newcomb St to Schermerhorn Residential Holdings, LP for $220,000

Tina Arcuri DeMarsh sold property at 43 Lambert Dr to Jason R. LaMora for $349,500

John & Mary Anne Doty sold property at 21 Juniper Dr to Ronald & Stacey Leydecker for $430,000

WHITEHALL

Brendon M. McNamara sold property at 10 Boardman St to GBAM, Inc. for $47,000

ARCC Announces Dr. John Rugge as Recipient of The 34th Annual J. Walter Juckett Community Service Award

Written by Staff Report on January 16, 2023. Posted in ARCC Spotlight, Featured.

The Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce (ARCC) is pleased to announce that the 34th Annual J. Walter Juckett Community Service Award will be presented to retired physician and founder of Hudson Headwaters Health Network, Dr. John Rugge. Dr. Rugge will be presented with the award at the ARCC Annual Dinner on the evening of March 10, 2023, at The Sagamore Resort.

“We are excited to celebrate Dr. John Rugge as the 34th Annual J. Walter Juckett award honoree. Dr. Rugge is so deserving of this honor. As the founder of Hudson Headwaters Health Network, his passion and drive to further healthcare in our region is admirable. We are fortunate that Dr. Rugge chose to stay in our region and establish a healthcare system that helps so many of our community members,” said ARCC President & CEO Tricia Rogers.

John Rugge was a family physician who dropped into the Adirondacks to finish writing a canoe book in 1974. He then accepted a position with the Glens Falls Hospital to serve as supervising physician at a brand-new health center in Chestertown, with the intention of practicing for six months before returning to Albany Medical Center.

As it turned out, all the surrounding communities were losing their GPs to retirement, and he found it impossible to depart with no one to take his place… So instead, he combined medical practice with community engagement – and grant writing – to establish the Hudson Headwaters Health Network. This network has grown to include 21 health centers from Saratoga County all the way up to the Canadian border, with some 200 medical providers and more than 150,000 patients. Dr. Rugge observes the way local needs generated remarkable community support, and this attracted the attention of health care policymakers in Albany and Washington, leading him to serve on 40 government advisory panels, task forces, and councils… All of which has served to make Hudson Headwaters a model for others across the state, and across the nation.

Three Armed Robberies in 36 Hours

Written by Staff Report on January 13, 2023. Posted in Community, Featured.

The City of Glens Falls has had three armed robberies within a 36-hour period, and the Glens Falls Police Department is asking the public to remain vigilant; it is unknown if the incidents are unrelated, or if the same suspect is involved. The public is being asked to call Glens Falls Police Department if they see anyone looking suspicious.

The first two incidents were reported to the Glens Falls Police department on January 10th, at approximately 11:30 PM… Both occurred in the same area of Larose Street and Broad Street. The suspect was described as wearing black-colored clothing and a black-colored face mask, and they reportedly walked up to victims, pointing a handgun and demanding money. The suspect did obtain a small amount of money before leaving the area on foot.

The third incident was reported to the Glens Falls Police Department on January 12th, around 1:05 AM… This incident took place at the intersection of Bay Street and Union Street. This suspect was described as wearing black-colored clothing as well, but with a red-colored face mask. The suspect walked up to the victims, pointed a handgun and demanded money; however, this time, the suspect left the area without obtaining any money.

The suspect(s) is described as being about 5’ 7” in height, with a skinny build, wearing all black clothes, a face-mask and having a red backpack. All three incidents are being classified as “Attempted Armed Robberies”.

The Glens Falls Police Department is also asking for the assistance of anyone who lives in these areas to check their web cameras and security video equipment and to notify police if anything is found. If you have any information, please contact The Glens Falls Police at (518) 761-3840.

Police Blotter: Dec. 26, 2022 – Jan. 1, 2023

Written by Staff Report on January 10, 2023. Posted in Blotter, Community.

Avery Q. Zullo, 25, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Shaniah A. Sanders, 26, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, 2nd Deg. Criminal Use of Drug Paraphernalia

Jeffrey J. Pregent, 32, was arrested for Criminal Mischief, Act in Manner to Injure Child Less Than 17

Kara L. Leary, 19, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Adam L. Cummings, 27, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Operating Motor Vehicle Impaired By Drugs; 1st Offense

Mark A. Shilanski, 21, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Charles E. Stewart, 55, was arrested for Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation, 2nd Deg. Harassment

Michael S. McFadden, 37, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Assault, Endangering Welfare of a Child

Erica L. Richau, 34, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Harassment, Endangering Welfare of a Child

Maxwell H. Brown, 24, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Harassment, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation

Michael S. McFadden, 37, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Rape

Kate J. Rozell, 43, was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated; 1st Offense

Alyssa L. Johnson, 37, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Justin W. Cummings, 36, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Unauthorized Use of Vehicle

Robert J. Ross, 50, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Shannon A. Welch, 38, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Rebecca L. Knapp, 22, was arrested for Confinement of Companion Animal in Extreme Temperature

Robert S. Hedrick, 31, was arrested for Aggravated Family Offense, 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt

ARCC Announces New Board Members

Written by Staff Report on January 10, 2023. Posted in ARCC Spotlight, Community, Featured, Local Leads.

The Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce (ARCC) announced the addition of four new members to their Board of Directors – the new board members are F. Raymond Agnew (Ray), Bill Moon, Paula Traina, and Daniel W. Washburn.

F. Ray Agnew, CFRE, is Vice President for Hospital & Community Engagement at Glens Falls Hospital. He took on the role at the hospital in 2020, after having previously served as Vice President for College Advancement at Paul Smith’s College since 2011. Ray has previously served as Vice President of Community Relations of Glens Falls Hospital, and Executive Vice President of Glens Falls Hospital Foundation. He joined the Glens Falls Hospital Staff after spending 18 years with the State University of New York (SUNY) as Vice President for College Advancement at SUNY Potsdam. Other credits include Assistant Vice President for development at SUNY Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, and development work at SUNY Binghamton and at Geneseo in both residential life and institutional advancement. He received his CFRE credential in 1996.

Ray graduated from the Crane School of Music, and is a member of ASCAP (the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers). He is a member of Rotary International, and was named Rotarian of the Year by the Glens Falls Rotary Club in 2008; he was also named Humanitarian of the Year by Rotary District 7190 in 2008. Ray was also the recipient of the SUNY Chancellor’s Recognition Award, and has been named faculty “Heavy Hitter” for his presentations to both the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy.

Ray’s community involvement also includes currently serving on the Board of Directors of High Peaks Hospice, and he served as past Chairman of the Board of Adirondack Medical Center (serving on the Board from 2012-2020), along with serving on the Board of The Adirondack Health Institute (2016-2019), and a previous holding of the President role at the Rotary Club of Glens Falls. Ray has been on the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC) Board and the Saratoga County Arts Council (now called Saratoga Arts) Board, and he is currently serving a temporary assignment on the Warren County ARPA (American Recovery Plan Act) committee.

Ray lives in Glens Falls, and has two children – Mary Victoria and Zane.

Bill Moon has been the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Southern Adirondacks since 2015. Bill is also a local rest estate agent, assisting clients in both residential and commercial real estate transactions. Bill lives in Fort Ann with his wife, Bethany, and their two boys Jason and Colby. Bill holds a degree in humanities and social services, a BA in Psychology, and a master’s degree in Human Resources – strategic alignment.

Bill enjoys working closely with other agencies and businesses to provide local families with the resources that they need to be successful. He believes the key to organizational success includes a strong sense of strategic alignment and sustaining an effective team.

Paula Traina is the CEO of Traina Insurance and Financial Services Incorporated, with two Warren County agencies specializing in providing insurance and financial services products offered by State Farm. Paula is a transformative leader known for building teams who execute at a high level – she has led multiple start-ups and cross functional teams.

Paula was professionally groomed by a Fortune 500 Company, and has benefited from one of the top leadership and development programs in the corporate world. She holds an MBA in Organizational Leadership, and is currently pursuing FINRA investment advisor licensing.

Paula and her family call Queensbury their home, and enjoy all of the activities that the Adirondacks have to offer. Paula Looks forward to serving the business community as an ARCC board member.

Photo Provided By ARCC: Daniel W. Washburn

Daniel W. Washburn is the Vice President of Commercial Operations and Shareholder of Hilltop Construction Company; he has been a part owner of Hilltop Construction since 2006. Dan helped to diversify the company with a strong focus on the commercial construction side of the business. He served as an ambassador for the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce, and currently serves as a councilman for the Town of Kingsbury. He is a commissioner at the Washington County Sewer Department, and was president of the Hudson Falls Girls Softball Organization from 2009-2014.

The ARCC extends its gratitude to the board members whose terms were completed in 2022: Ash Anand of the Lotus Group Company, Jared Humiston of Adirondack Technical Solutions, and Zach Moore of French Mountain Commons.

The ARCC would also like to announce the appointment of Mark Yrsha, EVP, Director of Relationship Banking of Glens Falls National Bank & Trust Company, as the ARCC Board Chair.

“The ARCC plays a critical role in our region by championing the needs, ideas and goals of our business community. I am very appreciative of the opportunities to chair this great board of highly engaged volunteers and work alongside the tremendous team at the ARCC. Together, we will continue to be the local leader supporting, educating, advocating and delivering for the members of the ARCC and our business community. Thank you to all the members of the ARCC: we really appreciate you” said Mr. Yrsha, EVP and Director of Relationship Banking at Glens Falls National Bank.

“The ARCC is so fortunate to have a board that is dedicated to the organization and our business community. We are grateful for past board members’ service and excited to welcome our new board members. We can achieve so much together” said ARCC President and CEO Tricia Rogers.

The ARCC was founded in 1914, and is 100% membership funded. The mission of the ARCC is to serve the members and business community through advocacy efforts, educational opportunities, and the power of connection and collaboration. To learn more, visit www.adirondackchamber.org

Property Transactions: Jan. 2 – Jan. 8, 2023

Written by Staff Report on January 9, 2023. Posted in Community, Property.

ARGYLE

Catherine E. Martin sold property at 309 Miller Rd to Timothy Lutgens for $45,000

Robert A. Hahn sold property at 9 Tilford Rd to Justin Darrow for $233,863

CHESTER

Randy Frasier sold property at 295 Byrnes Rd to Robert Gironda for $20,000

Susan Emig sold property at 121 Marina Rd to Erin & Arthur D’Andrea for $599,000

FORT ANN

Alicia Williams sold property at 11079 State Route 149 to Fort OB, LLC for $325,000

FORT EDWARD

Emanuele Licitra sold property at 1086 Burgoyne Ave to Derek Davey for $230,000

Tracy A. Mills sold property at 161 Duer Rd to Matthew & Anna Christopher for $550,000

William Shaw, Mary Shaw, and Heather Gardner sold property at 248 Broadway to Chad A. Keefe for $142,000

REO Home Services, LLC sold property at 47 Notre Dame St to Battenkill Realty Holdings, LLC for $98,000

GRANVILLE

The Town of Granville sold property at 44-46 Main St to Sammy Development, LLC for $61,000

GREENWICH

Yvonne Bendzlowicz sold property at 0 McDougal Lake Rd to Martin Nemer for $37,000

HORICON

Robert & Hollie French sold property at 101 Padanarum Rd to Edward Kellermann & Marissa Doering for $61,000

Carol Schaefer, Eric Gilhooley, and Christopher Gilhooley sold property at 572 East Shore Dr to Christina Maltbie, Samuel Maltbie, and Eileen Nessler for $419,000

JOHNSBURG

Edward S. Zorzi sold property at 90 Iroquois Trail to James & Barbara Seidel for $320,000

KINGSBURY

Franklin R. Murray sold property at 42 Maple St to D&T Creative Properties, LLC for $87,500

Patricia A. Clum sold property at 12 Birch Ln to Dayle L. Beshara for $62,000

Timothy, John, & Daniel Sullivan, Diane Flores, and Lisa Rogers sold property at 24 3rd Ave to Quantum Steinberg, LLC for $85,000

Gloria, Nancy, Lorraine, and Brian Gilman sold property at 355 Dean Rd to Melanie Older for $246,170

LAKE GEORGE

Kevin & Mary Beth Maschewski sold property at 3238 Lake Shore Dr to 3238 Lakeshore Drive, LLC for $4,460,000

QUEENSBURY

Charlotte E. Gilet sold property at 16 Terrace Rd to Gregory Canale & Patricia Heslin for $393,600

Bradford B. Hague sold property at 275 Chestnut Ridge Rd to Jeremiah M. Brockway for $717,000

SALEM

The Salem Tavern, LLC sold property at 219 Main St to Battenkill Realty Holdings, LLC for $152,000

WHITE CREEK

Paul & Bethany Schroeder sold property at 290 River Rd to Joshua Boyce for $31,000

WHITEHALL

Kimberly Fisher-Mosey sold property at 639 County Route 9 to Marc R. Howard for $301,000

Elizabeth Reynolds sold property at 103 Broadway to James A. Lee for $30,000

Thomas E. Rock, Jr. & Heidi L. Rock sold property at 5 Boardman St to Fidel & Nancy Blanco for $47,000

21st Mortgage Co. sold property at 191 Wade Rd to Karinda Oleson for $42,500

William J. Schlake Obituary

Written by Staff Report on January 4, 2023. Posted in Community, Obituaries.

William Joseph Schlake, “Bill,” 85 of Queensbury, passed away after a brief battle with cancer on December 24, 2022, with his loved ones. Born on July 19, 1937, in Troy, he was the son of Paul H. and Katherine M. (Igler) Schlake. Bill graduated from Fort Edward High School in 1955 and served in the United States Air Force. Bill also operated the family furniture business started by his parents, Schlake’s Fine Furniture in Hudson Falls, and Bill also served on the Fort Edward Town Board.

He loved life, was full of energy and jokes, with a contagious smile. A season ticket holder for the franchise history of the Adirondack Red Wings, traveling the world, traveling the Adirondacks (Old Forge), going to the ocean, cruises, and puzzles. He also enjoyed watching his Yankees and Giants, hiking, and enjoyed drinking beer during the day, and topping it off at night of course, with his favorite drink, a Manhattan.

Bill was predeceased by his parents, Paul H. and Katherine M. (Igler) Schlake; wife, Marie Elizabeth Schlake, and former wife, Sharon (Davidson) Schlake, who is the mother of their daughter Lorrie Schlake; stepdaughter, Laurie Arrington; as well as his brother, Paul B. Schlake. Survivors include his daughter, Lorrie Schlake of Fort Edward; his companion, Linda Barter of Queensbury; stepchildren, Lynda (Rick) Roberts of Glens Falls and their three children, Sherry (Steve) Chappell of Mo. and their daughter, Charles (Michelle) Maurer of Saratoga and their four children, the late Laurie (James) Arrington of Ga. and their daughter, and Carl Maurer and his 3 children; grandchildren, Jennifer (Anthony), Jessica, Jacquelin, Nicole (Seth), Charles, Justin, Alyssa (Matt), Samantha, Sara (Brijhae), Kayla, Stephanie, and Christopher; great-grandchildren, Leeana, Karina, Gabriella, Vincent, Joseph, Adalyn, Theodore, Jazlyn, Trinity, Meia, Isabella, Samantha, and Skylar; nephews, Matthew P. Schlake of Ga.; Andrew P. (Christina) Schlake of Ga. Jeffrey P. Fitzpatrick of Tn.; a niece, Tammy (Timothy) Huff of Tn.; three nephews, Matthew P. Schlake of Ga. and his two daughters, Andrew P. (Christina) Schlake of Ga. and their three children, and Jeffrey P. Fitzpatrick of Tenn. and his son; and several other nieces, nephews and loved ones.

A special thank you to Dr. Ellen Nichols, Dr. Paul Filion, the C.R. Wood Cancer Center, and the nurses and staff of the Oncology floor at Glens Falls Hospital. Burial will be at St. Mary’s Cemetery, South Glens Falls, where his remains will be laid to rest, alongside his wife, Marie Elizabeth Schlake in the Spring of 2023. A portion of his ashes will go to the Schlake family cemetery plots at Union Cemetery in Fort Edward. Condolences may be mailed to Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY 12804, or through www.bakerfuneralhome.com.

Police Blotter: Dec. 19 – Dec. 25, 2022

Written by Staff Report on January 3, 2023. Posted in Blotter, Community.

Summer Rae Morgan, 34, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Sherri L. Skopayko, 45, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Alfred T. Allen, 52, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, 2nd Deg. Criminal Contempt, 2nd Deg. Obstruction of Governmental Administration

Lena M. McCullen, 26, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Summer R. Morgan, 34, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Obstruction of Governmental Administration

Derek C. Rhodes, 40, was arrested for Endangering Welfare of Child, 2nd Deg. Harassment

Kelly E. Lymburner, 46, was arrested for Aggravated DWI with a Child Passenger; 1st Offense

Donald C. Tomlinson, 40, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Patricia E. Reynolds, 62, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Destinee J. Fante, 19, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors

Hannah L. Daniels, 19, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Meagan M. Faboskay, 32, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Tanice M. Sumner, 43, was arrested for Violation of Family Court Act

Chad M. Haseltine, 32, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Kenneth W. Batchelder, 40, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Tayanna M. Morton, 45, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Miguel Santana, 44, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Gary S. Carpenter, 34, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt, Aggravated Family Offense, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation

Chelsea E. Colomb, 30, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Assault, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation