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him,” according to court documents.

“I am confident that the Grand Jury process was done in compliance with the laws of the State of New York, Saratoga County District Attorney Karen Heggen said in a statement on April 3, following the circulation of the unnamed jury member’s comments, which were initially enclosed in a letter to Saratoga County Court Judge James Murphy.

“While I would like to respond to and answer the numerous questions I have received regarding those proceedings, those very same laws expressly prohibit me from commenting further on the specifics of the grand jury presentation,” Heggen added. “I stand by my office’s presentation and await the judicial review.”

Colon, Wright, and Castillo are scheduled to return to Saratoga Springs City Court April 25, and Caselnova is slated to return to Saratoga County Court on May 2. It is not known at this time what effect this week’s juror revelation may have on the proceedings.

by Thomas Dimopoulos Saratoga TODAY

SOUTH GLENS FALLS —

More than 400 people packed into St. Michael’s Catholic Church in South Glens Falls on April 3 to say their final farewell to Bobby Dick. There were prayers during the 75-minute ceremony and the sprinkling of holy water, readings - by his daughter-in-law from the Book of Revelations, and by a family friend a letter from Paul to the Thessalonians. In song there was an ancient hymn titled simply, “Song of Farewell,” and, following the mass, there were stories.

Bobby Dick was born and raised in Brooklyn and began performing at a young age. He attended Quintano’s School for Young Professionals where he was classmates with Patty Duke. Duke asked him to escort her to the prom at The Tavern on the Green, but he had to decline due to a scheduled performance in Lake George.

The band with which he most often known was The Sundowners, who made upstate N.Y. their home turf. In 1965, the group opened for the Rolling Stones at the Palace Theatre and the Dave Clark Five at the RPI Field House. They toured with Monkees and Jimi Hendrix and made a cameo performance on the TV shows “The Flying Nun” and “It Takes A Thief.”

After the group disbanded in 2011, Dick continued to perform with his wife, Susie Q for the next

12 years. He battled a very rare cancer yet continued to perform up to February 2023. He died on March 27 at the age of 76.

“The world’s oldest teenager, now rocking and rolling, if I may say it that way, with the saints,” Rev. Tony Childs said from the pulpit at St. Michael’s Church.

Family and friends shared stories, heartfelt, humorous, and befitting of a gregarious soul. Dick’s granddaughter played “Love Me Tender” on her clarinet, because, she said, Bobby loved Elvis.

The last song of the Mass was played over the parish PA, a recording of Dick’s voice singing the “The Impossible Dream.” It received an ovation from those in attendance, standing and clapping across the church, far as the eye could see.

Dick is survived by his wife and an extended family that includes his children, grandchildren, and a great-granddaughter, siblings and nieces, nephews and cousins. Rite of committal will be in the spring at St. Mary’s Cemetery in South Glens Falls.

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David Cherry sold property at 89 Sheldon Dr. to Micheline Ford for $550,000

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McDonald Family Builders LLC sold property at 51B Bayberry Dr to Michael McDonald for $600,000

Beacon Homes LLC sold property at 1-3 Elena Ct to Hassan Ijaz for $115,000

Edward Canavan sold property at 5C Macoun Dr. to Sunchlar Rust for $510,000

PAAR Estates LLC sold property at 36 Chip Shot Way to Johnpaul Russom for $384,900

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37 Greenfield LLC sold property at 9 Wake Robin Rd to Eva Nagel for $285,000

Ellen Boyle sold property at 3D Applewood Dr to Cyle Haggerty for $395,000

David Levin sold property at Lot 3A 1 Rowley Rd to David Borisenok for $175,0000.

Robert Molloy sold property at 15 Candlewood Dr to Daniel Vachon for $420,000.

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Regatta View LLC sold property at 6 Dartmouth Way to Marvin Kreps for $695,365

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Shelia Riley sold property at 41

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McPadden Builders LLC sold property at 18 Colleen Ct to Britton Schnurr for $541,170. Jonathan Jones sold property at 182 Ruggles Rd to Timothy Treubig for $725,000.

David Torregiano sold property at 44 Fieldstone Dr to Marisa Schickel for $468,000.

Saratoga Warren Conglomerate LLC sold property at 3 Whirlaway Blvd to Kendra Heeney for $385,000.

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