News and Events

Neighborhood Garage Sale August 1st
By popular request the Clifton Knolls Mill Creek Civic Association will sponsor a neighborhood garage sale on Saturday August 1st, 2009. Maps of the neighborhood showing the houses taking part will be distributed the week of the sale. The sale will be advertised in local newspapers, and large signs will be placed at the entrances to the neighborhood.

If interested in participating, or if you have questions, send an email to ckgaragesale@nycap.rr.com Please include your name, address, and the types of items you will be offering. The deadline to RSVP so you can be included in the maps is July 20, 2009.

1st Annual CKMCCA Summer Picnic July 31st
The first annual Clifton Knolls Mill Creek Civic Association summer picnic will be held Friday, July 31, 2009 at the Locust Lane Pool, from 4pm to dusk, with dinner served around 6:00pm. This is a great way for you and your family to meet your neighbors! The cost is $7 per family (with paid CKMCCA membership or $10 per family without) and includes hamburgers, hotdogs, rolls, drinks, paper products, & condiments. Each Family is asked to bring a side dish or dessert.

For details on who to contact about attending, please see the current (June 2009) issue of News & Views. You will need to RSVP by July 26, 2009 in order to take part. Note: If not a pool member, there will be an additional $3 entrance fee at the Locust Lane Pool Gate.

Town Planner Speaks at Annual Meeting
John Scavo Jr, the Town of Clifton Park Planning Director, spoke to a record turnout at the CKMCCA Annual Meeting on April 22, 2009. Mr. Scavo discussed a number of ongoing projects, including: the future of the Stony Creek Reservoir; the Bio-Blitz, where towns people go out in to designated areas of Clifton Park with biologists and inventory the flora and fauna they discover; the status of the clean-up from the December ice storm; the condominium project behind Hannaford, which will be used as senior housing; the Library Trail project, which will connect the Arongen & Shatekon Elementary Schools to the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library; the possibility of a hotel going in at Clifton Park Center, a new passive recreation park; the outcomes of the studies which were done to analyze the traffic flow in the Rt. 146/Exit 9 corridor; and the Safe Routes to Schools projects. Mr. Scavo addressed many questions and concerns from residents and we truly grateful for his taking the time to speak with us.

CKMCCA Annual Scholarship Award Winner
Clifton Knolls resident Cassandra Whitford was named the 2009 winner of the CKMCCA Scholarship at the Civic Association’s annual meeting in April. The $500 award is a competitive application judged by a panel of local business and community leaders, and is awarded to a neighborhood high school senior whose family is a member of the Civic Association. Cassandra is an accomplished scholar—she was Shen’s valedictorian this year—athlete, and also volunteers to many community organizations. She will be attending the University at Buffalo in the fall to study engineering. The entire Clifton Knolls and Mill Creek community wishes Cassandra—and all of our neighborhood’s other graduating seniors—good luck in their future endeavors.

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CKMCCA Board of Directors
The next CKMCCA Board meetings will held September 9, 2009. An email will be sent the week before announcing the location.
  • Bryon Backenson
  • Chame Blackburn
  • Chris Collet
  • Todd Done
  • Mary Harding
  • Keri Horton
  • Paige Rossi
  • Sheila Suozzo
  • Chris Zinsley


Forms & Documents

Current Issue of News & Views
CKMCCA 2009 Membership Form

Useful Links

Saratoga County Government
Town of Clifton Park
Shenendehowa School District
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library
Clifton Park Water Authority
National Grid (Electric/Gas)
Time Warner Cable
Verizon

Reminders

When power outages occur, remember to call National Grid at 1-800-867-5222 (press option #8). They don't know your power is out, and the more people that call, the easier it is for them to understand the extent of the outage.