Guest Post - long overdue....

> Why would an innocent person need an attorney?  Michael "Anonymous" Cristo poses the question in reference to none other than Receiver of Taxes Toni Murphy.  I think a brief response is warranted.    
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> Please be advised that an innocent person might need an attorney if:
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> (a) a town official, like the DPW Commissioner for example, were walking around the Town Garage telling his subordinates that the Receiver of Taxes is going to be "leaving town hall in bracelets" or
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> (b) if that same town official, along with say a county legislator, were dining in a neighboring city and loudly professing that "Toni Murphy has been stealing money from the Town"  or maybe
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> (c) if those same individuals were defaming the memory of her deceased husband or possibly
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> (d) if a blogspot on the internet repeatedly called her "dirty, dirty, dirty", "low-life scum" or a "thief".
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> In sum, often innocent folks seek legal advice for the purpose of bringing civil actions against those that are accusing them of bad behavior, because sometimes good people don't like to be accused of thievery and dishonesty.
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> Hope this helps!!
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> Thanks so much,
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> A loyal Murphy supporter (guess who?)

Music in the Park Reminder - WHITE WATER RESCHEDULED

The Town of East Greenbush presents White Water at Onderdonk Memorial Park tomorrow night, August 9th, from 6-8 pm.

THE BAND WHITE WATER WAS WASHED OUT!  NEW DATE IS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 AT 6:00PM.

WHITE WATER PLAYS ALL KINDS OF MUSIC FROM THE 50’S RIGHT ON AND COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE FOR A FUN EVENING JUST LISTENING OR DANCING UNDER THE STARS!

Couse Corners Lane Closures

The Following Lane Closures are for Friday, August 5 and Saturday, August 6:

Couse Place - Friday, August 5 from 7am-3pm Alternating one-lane traffic.

Luther Road, Eastbound Lane - Saturday, August 6 from 7am-3 pm Alternating one-lane traffic.

Music in the Park Reminder

The Town of East Greenbush presents Band of Gold at Onderdonk Memorial Park tonight, August 2nd, from 6-8 pm.