Check Out Our Events Picture
Gallery Below !
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The
New 2,000 square foot Clifton Park Center store
allows you to pay your bill, pick up/exchange equipment,
discuss Time Warner Cable packages and options,
and experiment with Road Runner High Speed internet
access. There is also the Capital News 9 Clifton
Park News Bureau, from which CN9 correspondents
can file stories pertaining to the Saratoga County
and Northcountry areas.
On hand for the ribbon cutting for the new Time Warner & Capital
News 9 space at Clifton Park Center are (from l to r)
Scott Christiansen, Director Media and Marketing Region
News; Peter Taubkin, Vice President Public Affairs /
Government Relations Albany Division Time Warner Cable;
Mark Dunford, Division President Albany Division Time
Warner Cable; Phil Barrett, Town of Clifton Park Supervisor;
Tricia Buhr, Vice President Marketing Albany Division
Time Warner Cable; Stephanie DeCitise, Director of Marketing
Operations Albany Division Time Warner Cable
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READ the review of MochaLias's
Cafe from Sunday's Gazette
(read the story here)
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Growing Clifton
Park Center Has Something For Everyone
Article is from The Spotlight, Feb 27th, 2008 (
read the story here)
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Mall Thrives Under
Local Ownership...read the story here ! Mall
Thrives
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THANK YOU
TO THE JONAS BROTHER'S FOR VISITING US AT CLIFTON PARK
CENTER
ON MARCH 24TH 2007. WE ALL HAD A GREAT TIME!
www.jonasbrothers.com
SPONSORS OF THIS EVENT:: RADIO DISNEY,
MCW FACILITIES, VERIZON FIO'S
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JULY RE-CAP
In the photo, (L to R) Town of Clifton Park
Supervisor Phil Barrett, Mr.. Neuhaus, and Tim Durkee from
Star 101.3 FM. Photo provided by Star 101.3 FM
William C Neuhaus served as a Field Artillery Gunner in
World War Two from 1941-1945, and on the 4th of July this
year was awarded with the First Annual "Home Town Hero" Award,
at the Town of Clifton Park 4th of July celebration. Presented
by Radio Station Star 101.3FM, and a collection of 10 merchants
from Clifton Park Center. The gift pack was valued at $1,300.00
in goods and services from participating merchants.
In an interview, Mr. Neuhaus stated he didn't mind the fireworks
being postponed because of the weather, as he put it "because
as a field artillery gunner I shot 16,215 rounds at the enemy,
so fireworks don't mean a thing...."
Mr. Neuhaus is a Rexford resident.
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DECEMBER
RE-CAP
Gina Peca
, President of the Catie Hoch Foundation
(holding check) is presented with a donation from DCG Development
of Clifton Park and First Niagara. The monies were
raised by collecting all the coins in the water fountain
at
Clifton
Park
Center
, a property of DCG Development. Don Greene, owner/operator
of the mall chose the foundation to be the recipient. First
Niagara
was responsible for all the counting of the coins which
totaled over 120 pounds. $500 donations were also
received from both companies bringing the total to $2250.
Catie
Hoch Foundation Receives Donation
December 12, 2006 – The Catie Hoch Foundation was the
recipient of a recent donation made by
Clifton
Park
Center
, DCG Development and First Niagara,
Clifton
Park
.
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For many years customers shopping at
Clifton
Park
Center
tossed coins into the mall’s water fountain. This
fall DCG Development, new owner/operator of the mall, as
part of the ongoing renovation efforts, cleaned out the fountain
and collected over 120 pounds of loose change. Uniting
with DCG Development, First Niagara offered their services
to count up the large quantity of coins. Don Greene,
owner/operator of the mall looked to the local community
and chose the Catie Hoch Foundation to be the recipient.
To receive the check,
Gina Peca
, President of the Catie Hoch Foundation, met with representatives
from all three companies for the check presentation at the
updated fountain in Clifton Park Center (see photo). Peca
said, “The generosity is overwhelming. First
DCG Development chose to place the monies raised back into
the community by choosing us and First Niagara offered to
take the time to count the coins, no small task. But then
DCG Development and First Niagara generously matched each
other’s additional donations of $500 each bringing
the total to $2,250 for our foundation.”
Clifton
Park
Center
also presented Peca with a plaque that will be placed fountain
side in recognition of the donation efforts.
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OCTOBER RE-CAP
HANNAH MONTANA - HUGE SUCCESS
Clifton
Park Center and Radio Disney Host Local Hannah Montana
Talent Show
Over 400 Attend Event with
68 Contestants Participating
Winner Sarah Lefebvre, 11, of Waterford (second from
right) is flanked by (L to R) Radio Disney’s DJ Swiggle,
runner up Rhiannon McMahon of Clifton Park, 8, and Clifton
Park Town Supervisor Phil Barrett who presented the girls
with their themed prizes.
Clifton Park Center was the local venue hosting and sponsoring
Radio Disney’s Hannah Montana’s Rockin’ Halloween
Lip Sync and Costume Contest. The Disney Channel’s
popular teen star, Hannah Montana, leads a double life as
a normal teen by day and a rock star at night performing
around the world. This event drew in over 400 people including
68 contestants from four counties including Albany, Schenectady,
Rensselaer and Saratoga.
Clifton Park Center and Radio Disney held this event simultaneously
with the release of Hannah Montana’s newest CD soundtrack
and DVD. Hopeful contestants, both girls and
boys started lining up at 10am for the noon time start. Clifton
Park Center and Radio Disney offered tables with pumpkin
decorating, coloring, and bags filled with
fresh pears. Over 350 CPC Hannah Montana VIP coupon packs
were distributed which held various mall coupons accommodating
the crowd while the contestants anxiously awaited their chance
to compete. Radio Disney’s DJ Swiggle emceed
the entire 4 ½ hour show keeping the crowd entertained
by tossing free t-shirts, holding mini competitions like
Simon Says, best scream and Hot Potato, and maintaining the
excitement during the event.
Each contestant chose a song off the new Hannah Montana
CD soundtrack and performed his or her own best rendition
lip syncing to the huge crowd.
Judges were Sarah Burch-Wiseman, Promotions Manager Radio
Disney AM1460 The Walt Disney Company, Susan Keegan, Clifton
Park Center Mall Manager and local talent and Shenendehowa
High School student Hannah Corneau of Clifton
Park.
Local dignitary, Clifton Park Town Supervisor Phil Barrett,
along with DJ Swiggle, presented the winner and runner up
(see photo) with their prizes. Winner was Sarah Lefebvre
, 11, of Waterford. Sarah is a sixth grader at Waterford-Halfmoon
Middle School and now qualifies for the national sweepstakes – a
chance to see a live taping of the Hannah Montana TV show
in Los Angeles. Her prize package included the Hannah
Montana PrizePak, Disney Store gift card and a $50 gift card
to Clifton Park Center.
Runner up was Rhiannon McMahon , 8, of Clifton Park, NY.
Rhiannon received the Hannah Montana PrizePak and a $25 gift
card to Clifton Park Center.
