Today’s Flooding Stays at Safe Levels

So far so good!

The Stockade Residents look safe for now

Village Police Chief John C. Pytlovany will Retire

Effective February 27th, after nearly 30 years on the Village of Scotia Police Force, Chief John C. Pytlovany will be stepping down as its leader.

Chief Pytlovany started his police career with the Scotia Police Department in 1980. While working his way up through the ranks, he has served as a patrol officer, a youth aid officer, and a D.A.R.E. instructor.

John was appointed Chief in June of 1997. John has an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice from Schenectady County Community College. John is a past exalted ruler of Scotia Glenville Elks Lodge #2759 and past president of Scotia Rotary.

He is a member of the International Association of Chief's of Police, The New York State Association of Chief's of Police and is the President of the Northeastern Chief's of Police Conference.

He enjoys auto racing, golf, wood carving, and is currently doing a ground up restoration on his 1969 Camaro. John put his mechanical skills to good use when he traveled to Long Beach California to film an episode of "Monster Garage" for the Discovery Channel. John and his team transformed an ordinary police car into a mobile donut making machine.

Village of Scotia Winter Festival 2010

 

Join the fun on February 21st at Collins Park from 10 AM to 2 PM.

As shown in the poster this years events include an Ice Fishing contest, Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Ice Skating, and a Chili Cook-Off. When it’s time to warm up enjoy Family Storytime in the Library.  If you’ve ever wondered about Cross Country Skiing or using Show Shoes the folks from Goldstock’s Sporting Goods will be on hand to demonstrate.

Special thanks to the Village of Scotia Park Board for brining Winter fun to one of the most active parks in the capital region.

Scotia-Glenville Drama Club Presents “Cereal Two”

What: A benefit show for the Scotia-Glenville Drama Club

Where: Scotia-Glenville High School Auditorium

When:
Friday: January 29th    7:30PM
Saturday: January 30th 7:30PM
Sunday: January 31st      2:00PM

Admission: $8 Adults   $5 Studios

Cereal two is the gut-busting, laugh out loud sequel to Richard Messina's production, "Cereal" first performed at Scotia-Glenville in the fall of 2007.

In fall of 2009, when rumors were whispered of a sequel to "Cereal" being green-lighted the Scotia-Glenville Drama Club buzzed with enthusiasm. Current students along with alumni include a cast that showcase characters old and new. Cereal 2, mocking the murder-mystery genre, is fully equipped with characters full of quirks and personalities that are sure to keep your heads rolling, if you catch my pun.

If you thought Spaceballs was ridiculous be sure to catch this winter's production of Cereal Aisle 2. We'll show what a spoof really is all about.

Freedom Park Stabilization Continues in the Ice

Work continues on the banks of the Mohawk River. This photo was taken today, January 7th, 2010.

Jumpin’ Jack’s New Online Store

Have you ever wanted your own Jumpin’ Jack’s T-Shirt? Well, now you can. Just visit their new online store and it will start to feel like summer before you know it.

http://shop.jumpinjacksdriveininc.com