Newsletters on subjects of interest to AINY. Empire News (1957-76), news releases and bulletins from the Empire State Chamber of Commerce (1979), The Advisor and Research and Education (1958-60, 1968-69), Legislative Digest (1969), "Legislative Report" (1970).
This series contains information about some of the projects that L-W Associates were engaged in. Though limited, series 5 includes L-W Associates' work with American Women in Small Businesses, Asia, the Disarming Images Study Circle, education, housing, the Law, Order and Justice Center, nuclear arms, environmental issues, the Radical Education Project, race, missile defense, transportation and urban studies.
This series consists of the chapter secretary's day files. The years 1978 and 1979 are missing, but otherwise the day files give a chronological account of correspondence and other transactions from 1976 to 1981.
This series contains correspondence related to the legislative activities of Assemblyman Joseph Nowicki, constituent matters, and interest groups.
This series contains records relating to Rolfe, Inc., the private consulting company where Mather serverd as President following his retirement from the SUNY system. It includes files on "sister city" cultural and commercial exchange programs between Albany and Ghent, Belgium and Tula, Russia, as well as an extensive file of material related to the organization Business Executives for National Security (BENS).
The publications series includes publications printed by either the Capital District Chapter of ASPA or the national association. The most important publications in this series are the agendas for the chapter's annual institutes, the chapter's annual reports, and the chapter's newsletters. A fairly large section of this series consists of handbooks the national association published as guides for the local chapters.
Founded in 1977 by Bill and Andy Spence, Old Songs, Inc. is a not-for-profit, educational corporation that sponsors and hosts classes, workshops, performances, and more to promote traditional folk music and dance. Bill was a performer for Old Songs events and part of the folk group Fennig's All-Star Band on the hammered dulcimer. Andy Spence was executive director of the organization until 2018, when she became executive director emeritus, and served on the Board of Directors from the 1990s to 2017. This series consists of notebooks, flyers, correspondence, tickets, newsletters, records, magazines, posters, and more from activities and events occurring during Andy's time with the organization.
This series contains files pertaining to planning decisions in Saratoga County, New York. Some of the documents refer to plans for specific municipalities -- i.e., villages, towns, and the City of Saratoga Springs -- while others pertain to county-wide planning efforts. Among the most common file types are: comprehensive/master plans (including master plans for Saratoga Springs published in the 1960s and 1980s), zoning ordinances/maps, soil surveys, county land use and development plans, transportation plans (e.g., bikeways, park and ride, highway rest station plans), environmental impact statements, and numerous reports on county water/sewerage projects.
