NY — A 42-year-old Albany man has been arrested in connection with an alleged armed robbery at a Walmart in Glenmont Police said Alden Grey was taken into custody on Tuesday by members of the Bethlehem Police Department with assistance from the City of Albany Police Department The arrest follows an incident on January 29 where Grey is accused of threatening a victim with a firearm Grey was arraigned in the Town of Bethlehem Court by Judge Erin Lynch and has been remanded to the Albany County Correctional Facility A court date has been scheduled for March 18 at 4 PM Bethlehem Central School District the Glenmont PTA will host a Bethlehem Activities Fair and all K-6 families districtwide are invited​ The ​event will be held from 6:30p-8p at Glemont Elementary School The Montgomery County Planning Department recently presented the findings of the Glenmont Corridors Opportunity Study to the Montgomery County Planning Board at its March 6 and short-term actions necessary to support Thrive Montgomery 2050’s principles of corridor focused growth and complete communities in the Glenmont area specifically at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Randolph Road “We are hopeful that the study shows a path and lays an outline for a much grander vision for what Glenmont truly can be,” said lead planner Zubin Adrianvala “It is already a wonderful community of people I think it’s time the space starts reflecting the people of Glenmont as a complete community.” NEWS10 ABC Downed power line sparks Glenmont brush fire People in the Capital Region are used to seeing movies filmed around here but what happened in one local city was a horror movie scene that came to life One brave citizen helped save the day before police arrested a man in a clown mask who was carrying an electric chainsaw Local restaurant owner speaks in Washington about tariff impact Knee replacement won't stop local woman from running 5k Multiple cars had their windows smashed in at an apartment complex in Watervliet last October Police just recently charged the suspect tied to this case with a felony A team is investigating Monday to see if there was any further damage to the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse foundation after a tugboat and barge crashed into the monument last week New York is recognizing the deadly epidemic that’s impacted Indigenous people for generations May 5 is the National Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (M.M.I.P.) Awareness Day but the state is now acknowledging an awareness week Proposed rebates for electric landscaping equipment Mildred Elley to open new Amsterdam location Over $69K raised from 45th annual Crop Hunger Walk a woman was found dead in her vehicle at a Wendy's parking lot in Glenmont early Tuesday morning the Bethlehem Police Department responded to a call at 5:57 AM regarding a person who appeared to be sleeping in a vehicle at the Wendy's located at 261 Route 9W officers found the occupant unresponsive and removed her from the vehicle to begin CPR Albany County Paramedics and Delmar-Bethlehem EMS assisted at the scene The woman was identified as 59-year-old Tina L Authorities stated due to a medical event Originally built in 1952, the Glenmont Shopping Center known for its iconic “Arcade” sign holds fond memories for county residents who grew up between the 1950s and 1990s many have called for the area’s redevelopment a satirical news website known for its fictional and humorous takes on Montgomery County’s current events The site decided to “step in” with a tongue-in-cheek update on the future of the shopping center The Montgonion wrote that “Glenmont Galleria will boast a distinctive collection of high-end retail shops that includes over 30 exclusive-to-market designers like Cartier The mall anchors include Bloomingdale’s we’ve received about a dozen messages asking us about the plans as a whole or specific questions about the businesses that would be involved with the make-believe mall Last week, a “coming soon” banner for the Glenmont Galleria (shown in our featured photo) was placed in front of the shopping center. An article was even published in The Patch announcing the sign was up for the upcoming mall that would “include anchors  Bloomingdale’s and Nordstrom” and noted that “The Galleria will also have a bowling alley and indoor ski center.” An update earlier this week by The Montgonion shared the news of the sign being vandalized Though the sign was actually partially destroyed the fictional Wheaton Sheriff’s Office isn’t really offering a $5,000 cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the vandal– in case the line between reality and fiction has been blurred for you We caught up with the publisher of The Montgonion, who shared a little insight as to why the initial article was ever written. “I grew up in Montgomery County. I bowled at Tuffy Leemans It was a wonderful shopping center that everybody went to It has been a blight on the county in the last two decades and it has gotten so much worse in the last five years.” he said “There are so many beautiful new things in MoCo with plans for so many more I just want to create a conversation around Glenmont which the publisher tells us has been read by more than 20,000 people in the last year has received quite the response with several people not realizing that it’s satire Some are saying “Thank goodness something is finally happening” while others are unhappy with the high end stores that are being advertised “Wait a minute Why is Bloomingdale’s opening in Glenmont?” The actual redevelopment of the Glenmont Shopping Center has faced several challenges The shopping center is owner by several entities and is part of a broader area that requires careful planning and zoning changes Long-term redevelopment often involves rezoning for mixed-use projects which can be a slow and bureaucratic process involving county approvals and community input Redevelopment proposals often have to balance the interests of existing residents Local communities sometimes push back against certain development plans particularly if they fear displacement or loss of the area’s character As the satirical saga of the “Glenmont Galleria” continues to gain attention it highlights the real frustrations and hopes surrounding the long-stalled redevelopment of the Glenmont Shopping Center While the fictional mall will never materialize the public response underscores a desire for change by many in the area The Montgonion’s playful take on the issue has sparked conversations but the future of Glenmont remains uncertain Five Below opening new location in Glenmont We use cookies to improve your experience Please read our Privacy Policy or click Accept.× Please read our Privacy Policy or click Accept We are thrilled to announce that our newly rebuilt shop in Glenmont This shop is one of six located in the Town of Bethlehem and one of 39 in Albany County Right next door to where this new shop sits was our small Here are some things the Glenmont community can expect from their new Stewart’s: Our shop now offers a fantastic beverage bar where you can make your own coffee or cold brew and we even have a hot chocolate dispenser for something a little sweeter our two open cases are stocked with a larger variety of cold food to go a beer cave and two restrooms instead of one you’ll find nine picnic tables and a bike rack for added convenience Our shop is located on a popular commuter route to and from the city of Albany it’s the perfect stop for all your summer essentials Whether you’re hanging out after work or getting ready for a weekend party charcoal for grilling and even worms and fishing gear With everything you need for outdoor fun and relaxation and we’re incredibly proud of the new features we’ve added for the community,” said chief operating officer Chad Kiesow we’re excited to offer an enhanced experience for everyone.” The Glenmont shop is part of Stewart’s $50 million capital investment plan for 2024 and the expansion of our plant’s commercial kitchen located in Saratoga County Our Grand Opening Celebration took place on July 26th we donated $1,500 to the Bethlehem YMCA to support their Running Start Program {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","name":"Glenmont Grand Opening","description":"Glenmont Grand Opening","thumbnailUrl":"https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/1908787012-a4d4e7309d64a7fcb059470e5f033ed1a326607c24ba4c178fa6c8e088e78821-d_100x75?r=pad","uploadDate":"2024-10-01T12:00:09.000-04:00","transcript":"Hi What's new about our shop is from a small store The things that's new now is we also have diesel instead of just the unleaded We also have electric vehicle charging station Feedback that we've been getting from our customers has been amazing It's just as important to see that reinvestment into our very important community endeavors such as the YMCA Stewart's Shop was so gracious to give a $1,500 gift to the Bethlehem YMCA to be used for our Running Start program which will serve 60 kids in the Bethlehem area to provide them with a backpack full of supplies and $100 gift card for new clothes to start the school year Stewart's is part of the fabric of our lives It just is there-- as an employer for high school kids It's an employer for-- it's a wonderful place to work as an adult It supports the kids coming out of the high school flood the Stewart's over by the Bethlehem High School every single day We were excited to see it coming in and exciting to see progress in Bethlehem Glenmont Grand Opening from Stewart’s Shops Corp on Vimeo Below are some photo’s from our Grand Opening: Below are some photo’s of the constriction: Convenience Store Website Design and Development by Mannix Marketing, Inc. Having trouble using this site? Accessibility is our goal, please contact us with site improvements. View Site Map A crash between a gas delivery truck and a U.S Postal Service mail truck in Glenmont caused a bit of a traffic backup on Tuesday The crash happened on River Road around 10:30 Monday morning The gas delivery truck driver was at fault for improper lane usage The station representative that can assist any person with disabilities with issues related to the content of the public file is Brittany Moroukian. She can be contacted at bmoroukian@wnyt.com or 518-207-4710 In coordination with Montgomery County and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro) the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the State Highway Administration (SHA) have agreed to make almost seven miles of bus-only lanes on MD 97 (Georgia Avenue) between Silver Spring and Glenmont permanent Per MDOT SHA: “The temporary lanes are permanent effective immediately and SHA will begin adjusting the permanent bus-only lanes for revised operational hours beginning in spring 2025 The bus-only lanes were installed last sum​mer to efficiently transport bus riders during Metro work that closed several stations along the Metro Red Line That work was needed to build connections with the Maryland Transit Administration’s future Purple Line light rail system In addition to designating a lane for bus-only use traffic signal timing was adjusted to prioritize bus movements and help reduce traffic impact along the corridor in collaboration with project partners Montgomery County Department of Transportation and Metro allowed extension of the bus-only lanes as a pilot project through December to conduct additional evaluation As a result of feedback gathered at a November public meeting attended by residents businesses and riders of Metro and county Ride On buses operation of the bus-only lanes will be altered by Spring 2025 to peak hours only – 6:30 a.m the lanes will be made available for other uses as determined by the signage restrictions in place along the road including many restrictions which predated the bus lane pilot along with associated signage to reflect the new hours The project partners will continue to work together to evaluate future design improvements “The pilot program clearly showed transit benefits of the dedicated bus lanes providing additional convenience and reliability for those in our community who count on transit for jobs education and other necessities,” said State Highway Administrator Will Pines “By limiting the bus lane operations to peak hours only and weekdays only we will strike a balance between providing those benefits while limiting the impact on other roadway users and responding to business needs.” Dedicated bus lanes generally reduce travel times and improve travel reliability for bus riders Increased bus ridership improves the utility of roadways by moving more people within the road’s limited area It can also reduce the number of cars on the road which in turn reduces greenhouse gas emissions and congestion from single occupancy vehicles Data from the Georgia Avenue bus lane pilot found that the pilot increased bus speeds by as much as 32% and increased bus reliability by 18% average car and truck speeds in rush hours showed a decrease of 8% to 12% in speeds Montgomery County provided parking and loading alternatives in Wheaton and Silver Spring which were summarized in the MD 97 Bus Lane Pilot Facts Sheet signage predating the bus lane pilot restricted stopping in the lane during peak hours in many of these business areas SHA’s move to limit bus-lane operations to peak hours only and weekdays only will help to better align with these historical lane restrictions This month both Montgomery County and Metro formally requested that the SHA make the bus-only lane permanent Letters from the agencies and additional information is available on the Project Portal page  along with community feedback and the results from the bus lane pilot formed the basis for the State Highway Administration’s decision the make the pilot project permanent “We want to thank the Maryland Department of Transportation and Montgomery County Department of Transportation for collaborating with Metro on making these vital bus lanes on Georgia Avenue permanent,” said Metro General Manager and CEO Randy Clarke most efficiently and these bus lanes are multiplying that effect and providing a great benefit to bus customers.” Three people from Fulton County are accused of attempting to defraud a credit union in Glenmont the Bethlehem Police Department arrested Hector J charging them with criminal possession of a forged instrument and conspiracy following an incident at Sunmark Credit Union in Glenmont MORE:Woman charged with smashing windows at several Albany businesses, was a missing person Reyes entered Sunmark Credit Union and attempted to cash a fraudulent check in the amount of $800 Staff at the credit union did not process the transaction and contacted the police department Responding officers arrested Reyes at the scene and Belknap and Witherspoon fled the scene in a vehicle They were stopped by officers and taken into custody is charged with Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2nd (D Felony) and Attempted Petit Larceny (B Misdemeanor) Belknap is charged with Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2nd (D Felony) and Conspiracy 5th (A Misdemeanor) Witherspoon is charged with Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2nd (D Felony) and Conspiracy 5th (A Misdemeanor) The three suspects were arraigned in Town of Bethlehem Court by Honorable Andrew Kirby and Belknap were released without bail and Witherspoon was remanded to the Albany County Correctional Facility without bail A return date was set for November 6 in the Town of Bethlehem Court The public is encouraged to take an online survey to provide comments through August 30 The mural project is made possible by a generous grant from the Montgomery Parks Foundation “We are excited to support this project to bring art to this park while also showcasing the values and culture that are part of this community,” said Katie Rictor executive director of the Montgomery Parks Foundation “We are eager for input from the community so we can develop something everyone will love.” Following the survey results, Montgomery Parks will issue a call to artists to submit proposals. More details will be available on the park project page The Glenmont Local Park activity building is one of 19 park activity buildings in the Montgomery Parks system. Park activity buildings offer convenient and affordable options for residents to host gatherings. The Glenmont park building was constructed in 1954 and later renovated in 2018 The mural will be visible from Randolph Road The Montgomery Parks Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that champions Montgomery County Parks cultivating financial support and public engagement of county residents and businesses as members Montgomery Parks manages more than 37,000 acres of parkland Montgomery Parks is focused on promoting physical activity especially in diverse and urbanizing areas Montgomery Parks is a department of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) a bi-county agency established in 1927 to steward public land M-NCPPC has been nationally recognized for its high-quality parks and recreation services and is regarded as a national model by other parks systems.  2425 Reedie Drive, 12th Floor Wheaton, MD 20902Call Montgomery Parks Customer Service: (301) 495-2595 The Equine Clinic in Glenmont has shared pictures of a horse being rescued from ice The organization posted on its Facebook page about one of its horses falling and needing help getting back up Taylor Huffman was on scene and able to instruct the Selkirk Fire Department on how to safely move him off the ice The horse was able to get back on its hooves Trader Joe's proposed for Glenmont Plaza (7News) — A 16-year-old was arrested earlier this month and charged with possession of fentanyl with intent to sell after Montgomery County police saw him in an alleged drug transaction in the Glenmont area officers with the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) were investigating Georgian Wood Place when they saw a drug exchange between the 16-year-old and an 18-year-old buyer from Riverdale Police said both individuals were detained without incident During a search, police said the 18-year-old buyer was in possession of 13, “M30” suspected fentanyl pills, and the 16-year-old seller was determined to be in possession of 432 “M30” suspected fentanyl pills, packaging materials, and an undisclosed amount of cash. The 16-year-old was taken to the police station and referred to the Department of Juvenile Services for charges before being released to their guardian. The 18-year-old was also taken to the station and is facing related charges. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. stolen guns after Glenmont man allegedly confronts delivery personby Olivia Jaquith (WRGB) — Two Glenmont residents have been arrested on drug and weapons charges after one of them allegedly confronted a newspaper delivery person with a gun authorities said one of the suspects in this case and was accusing him of “robbing” Shore’s apartment The newspaper delivery person was reportedly able to get away unharmed Police said Shore was located and taken into custody Authorities said the apartment where Shore was found was checked by members of the Albany County Sheriff’s Department Emergency Response team which found that Shore lived with a roommate Troy police arrest 3, including 2 teens, in October shooting incident a search warrant was issued for Shore and Julien’s residence Shore has been charged with three counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance including methamphetamine; criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree specifically citing a loaded firearm; criminal possession of stolen property in the fourth degree also citing a firearm; reckless endangerment in the first degree; and as a fugitive from justice from Virginia Julien is facing similar charges – three counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance The suspects were arraigned in Town of Bethlehem Court Julien was released under the supervision of Albany County Probation Shore was remanded to the Albany County Correctional Facility River Road is currently blocked from Glenmont Road to Smultz Road due to an accident involving downed power lines and a brush fire We will provide updates as we receive information Please email if you would like to be allow listed A Glenmont man’s Facebook account was hacked during the holidays His Facebook friend fell for the scammer’s tricks The man’s post said he was selling six Buffalo Bills season tickets However, he wasn’t the one who posted it Both parties wanted to remain anonymous for this 13Investigates report but wanted our viewers to be aware of this scam as we get closer to the Super Bowl Facebook even alerted him in an email that someone logged into his account near Jacksonville The attempts to secure his account didn’t work The Slingerlands woman sent a direct message to the person She said she was interested in buying those tickets She was then asked to send $300 more for a parking pass and a ticket transfer fee The woman told 13Investigates there were red flags at every turn but still trusted it because she thought it was her Facebook friend She also called the Buffalo Bills ticket box office who told her they never charge for a ticket transfer That’s when the woman called Bethlehem Police The man then got a visit from an officer at his Glenmont home and he got text messages from various friends asking about those supposed Buffalo Bills tickets The man apologized for the incident happening and the officer left The man told 13Investigates he reported the hack to the Federal Trade Commission and the New York Attorney General’s Office The woman is now disputing $880 with her bank After several attempts to reach Facebook about this scam the company has not returned calls or emails to 13Investigates The final live announcement of the 2025 CrossFit Open will be a matchup for the ages Open Workout 25.3 will feature Jayson Hopper vs Three of the best athletes and trash-talkers in the sport will be throwing down live from CrossFit Spur in Glenmont Jayson Hopper had his best finish ever at the 2024 CrossFit Games taking fourth place and just missing out on a podium spot who also finished fourth at the North America East Semifinal is ready for a fresh start and the ultimate bragging rights: CrossFit Games champion 2024 CrossFit Games champion James Sprague is ready to begin his title defense Will anyone be able to dethrone Sprague in 2025 Dallin Pepper also stood on the podium in 2024 The former CrossFit Games Teenage champion also got second place at the North America East Semifinal last year 📺 CrossFit Games website and/or YouTube channel REGISTER FOR THE 2025 OPEN HOW TO WATCH THE OPEN Never miss an update from the CrossFit Games The end of the winter season brings with it spring Here are some of the Ohio Department of Transportation road projects to expect along with scheduled start and finish dates "We have a dozen projects scheduled for Holmes Country ranging from resurfacing to culvert replacement projects and some bike trail projects as well as a chip seal project," said Lauren Borrell "It's kind of a little bit of everything." ODOT crews began trimming trees along US Route 62 and state Route 83 on Monday The work is expected to take about two weeks State Route 3 culvert replacementWhen: April 1-Sept Details: A 14-day detour with local access maintained at all times will take place during culvert replacement located just east of the Loudonville Corporation limit State Route 515 culvert replacementWhen: April 1-Sept Details: 60-day detour with local access maintained at all times during replacement of a stone arch culvert a culvert located in Walnut Creek adjacent to the Der Dutchman restaurant parking lot Details: The project involves building about four miles of trail on the abandoned railroad bed The trail will run alongside Black Creek before returning to the rail bed Similar to the existing trails in the county pedestrians and other motorized and non-motorized vehicles There is expected to be no roadway traffic impacts State Route 515 rehabilitationWhen: July 1-Oct Details: 75-day detour with local access maintained at all times A full-depth pavement project along a five-mile stretch of state Route 515 The project includes full-depth pavement reclamation from the intersections with U.S Route 62 to state Route 39 in Walnut Creek "They are actually removing the existing roadway down to the dirt and building it back up," Borell said We have reached the point of longevity on many of our roads It's time to go in and redo the base on these roads so we can better maintain them for years to come." Details: A minimum of one traffic lane will be maintained at all times during the chip sealing of 13 miles of state Route 520 from state Route 514 to the west Glenmont Corporation limit and from the east Glenmont Corporation limit to U.S Details: A minimum of one traffic lane will be maintained at all times as construction of a retaining wall crosswalks and enhanced signage is completed near Winesburg Elementary School Details: The trail will remain open and accessible No traffic impacts are associated with the project as resurfacing and repair of the Holmes County Trail from one mile north of the Depot in Millersburg to the village of Killbuck is completed state Route 39 and Somerset Drive path in BerlinWhen: July 1-Oct Details: A minimum of one traffic lane will be maintained at all times during a project to construct about 0.65 mile of sidewalk in Berlin Sidewalks will be installed along portions of West Main Street between Rhur Road and Somerset Drive; Somerset Drive east of Rhine Road; Elm Street south of West Main Street to Parkwood Drive; and the driveway to the Holmes Center for the Arts ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant detectable warnings According to Millersburg Village Administrator Nate Troyer aside from routine patching and some crack sealing there are no major paving projects planned for the village this year I asked MCPD’s communications office whether the press release was related to the incident reported by the principals Second, I filed a Maryland Public Information Act (MPIA) request for records on the case number (240041766) associated with the first incident.  That case number is listed on Data.montgomerycountymd.gov as shown in the screenshot below MCPD refused to supply records in response to my request Pursuant to the Maryland Public Information Act Title 4 of the General Provisions of the Maryland Code Section GP § 4-301 permission to inspect these records is denied These records are subject to other law: Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article of the Maryland Code titled “Confidentiality of Records” subtitle “Police Records” Section 3-8A-27 (a)(1) prohibits disclosure of records associated with a juvenile absent a court order The Courts and Judicial Proceeding Article of the Maryland Code also known as “other law,” supersedes the Maryland Public Information Act The information you have requested cannot be released at this time Per the General Provisions of the Maryland Public Information Act Section 4-351(b)(1) These records are associated with an open case and are investigatory in nature Disclosure at this time would interfere with valid and proper law enforcement proceedings MCPS cited federal privacy law and MCPD cited state laws on juvenile police records and active investigations not much is publicly known about what happened Did the relevant students attend school that day Was the gun cited in the reports brought to school before the incidents Note that the timing of the first incident occurred one hour after high school release and a half hour after middle school release If the answer to both of these questions is no then MCPS had no significant involvement in the incidents the fact that the three principals commented suggest that there was at least some relevance to the schools are the two arrested students back in school today or will they be at some point in the near future This is a hard question for MCPS to answer as it impinges on student privacy but I bet a lot of parents are thinking about this One thing I have heard many times from parents is the difficulty of obtaining information about specific criminal incidents involving schools.  I am a parent of a student at one of these schools, and from my personal experience, I can see that these parents have a point!  Superintendent Thomas Taylor has vowed to increase transparency in MCPS but this incident challenges his ability to do so Council Member Natali Fani-González, whose district includes these three schools, and the state legislators from Districts 18 and 19 have scheduled a public safety town hall on September 25.  (You can RSVP here.)  Chief of Police Marc Yamada will be in attendance I hope Chief Yamada will be prepared to discuss this issue at the event Two Juveniles Charged in Connection to Glenmont Shooting MD – A 15-year-old male and 13-year-old male are being charged with multiple charges of first-degree assault following a shooting on Tuesday 4th District officers were dispatched to a shooting in progress in the 2300 block of Glenmont Circle detectives determined a confrontation amongst the 15-year-old and 13-year-old suspects and several juvenile victims occurred the victims ran away and the suspects chased after them a vehicle was in the area of the 2300 block of Glenmont Cir when the 15-year-old suspect shot at the vehicle occupants The two occupants of the vehicle were uninjured Shell casings were recovered from the scene Both suspects are currently in the custody of the Department of Juvenile Services I was able to obtain two dispatch audios which may be relevant to the incident that are embedded below discusses a “possible shooting” in the area of 2312 Glenmont Circle This street is directly behind the 4th District police station “Callers are reporting two people shooting each other with firearms.”  The two callers disagreed on the details The second dispatch audio was dated at 5:13 PM on Tuesday are going to be the same for the two events So we’re going to end up splitting this into two different CR numbers Did this second dispatch audio reference the same incident as the first I contacted MCPD’s communications office and asked for information about the incident reported by the principals The office told me to file a Maryland Public Information Act request so I did so This occurred before MCPD’s press release was published I am the parent of a student at one of these schools I am displeased that I was told to file a Maryland Public Information Act request which under state law may take up to 30 days to answer in order to obtain meaningful information about a “gun-related incident” relevant to my kid’s school An incident of this kind deserves more discussion with the public I have asked MCPD’s communications office whether the incident in the press release is related to the incident reported by the MCPS principals I hope we learn more about what transpired in coming days Two people from Troy have been arrested in connection with a burglary in the town of Glenmont.It happened on Jan Lisa Campbell is also facing a charge of stalking Both were arraigned in Bethlehem Town Court and then turned over to the Albany Police Department for other unrelated charges Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application NY passed away into the arms of Jesus her savior and her husband Melody was blessed with all the love she shared was given and experienced throughout her lifetime Bethlehem Community Church Family in Delmar and the great volunteers at the Veterans Miracle Center NY and siblings – Darlene Liscum (Roger) Cindy Burns McDonald (RP – deceased) Andromeda Anstett (Adam) and Sebastian Burns (Jenny Burkey) and Todd Holmes and Barbara O’Connell nephews and great nieces and nephews who will also miss her Mel was involved with the Veterans Miracle Center and Tri-County Council Vietnam Era Veterans She was the driving force behind the Veterans Miracle Center Albany and the Founder of Battlefield and Beyond For many years you could hear her voice on TALK 1300 AM and WKIP Poughkeepsie Mel was also involved in 2nd Amendment rallies for years and led the annual reading of the Constitution in Albany multiple times She met many great patriots through her activities Flowers and or donations in Melody’s name can be sent to the Bethlehem Community Church A celebration of Mel’s life will be held at the Bethlehem Community Church that will be open to all who 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