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Bethlehem Parks & Recreation is operated by the Town of Bethlehem, and is located in Delmar, N.Y. It offers a variety of parks, including Elm Avenue, Henry Hudson, North and South Bethlehem, Selkirk, Bethlehem memorial firefighters and Maple ridge parks. Its Henry Hudson Park is a scenic park, located on the banks of the Hudson River and provides various facilities, including a boat launch, accessible fishing area, picnic area with grills, a gazebo, softball field, playground, volleyball court and horseshoes. Its Elm Avenue Park provides a pool complex, tennis and basketball courts, pavilions, fitness trail, playing fields, volleyball courts, shuffleboard and a playground and its winter facilities include a large ice-skating rink, sledding hill, cross-country skiing and an area for snowmobiling.

New Scotland Justice Court is located in the town of Clarksville, NY, in the heart of Albany County. Situated in the Capital Region of New York State, the court operates out of the Albany County Public Safety Community Resource Building, formerly the Clarksville Elementary School. The town of New Scotland, where the court is based, is easily accessible from major highways such as Interstate 87 and I-90, as well as the NYS Thruway. With its convenient location and dedicated staff, New Scotland Justice Court serves the community by providing essential judicial services.Generated from the website

Albany Criminal Court in Albany, NY is a dynamic judicial institution that recently renamed its Women in the Courts Committee in honor of a pioneering judge. The court system now offers daily transcripts of the Trump trial and has appointed the first Asian American NYC Criminal Court supervising judge. With a focus on judicial education, the court hosts events celebrating Women's History Month and Black History Month, along with annual reports, law day art contests, and a red carpet event. The court is committed to promoting equal justice, diversity, and inclusion through various programs and services, including access to justice, alternative dispute resolution, and resources for self-representation.Generated from the website