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Howling success to continue under kennel's new ownership By Jarrett Carroll r ALTAM;<3NT/ ^ •; : ^|i-e, v new Kennels saja\ ; lix^^^in^ired to Carl ari(| f Mary Felik'will con- tinue to offer the same services — boarding ana g™dming:* ^ Ledermann. .''.\' \ \ X ''.\.' : about 75 customers of the ken- nel \So far it's been phenomenal,\ savl Mr Felix \This right now, is really the busy season. It's hard work, but it's fun We love dogs and we love the kennel\ ;, This is the Felyc's first busi- ness; Mr. Feljx previously worked as a computer program- 'Carl is a trained and experienced groomer., \I knew they would do good. I'm very pleased,\ said Leder- mann. \Carl is a trained and experiencedgroomer...\ Ledermann owned the busi- ness for about six years and said he left in order to spend more time with his young children, aged five and three. A reception was held last Thursday, where the Filexes' had a \meet and greet\ with mer and part-time groomer. Mrs. Felix runs the office, feeds the dogs, and administers medi- cation, according to her husband Mr. Felix told The Enterprise that he went to grooming school and has worked as a dog groomer for the past several years; Ledermann and his wife have bought a house \just up the road\ in Guilderland. •'C&. The Enterprise — Jarrett Carroll Doggie cuts at the kennel: The Mtamont Country Kennels at 220 Brandle Road now has new owners: Carl and Mary Felix. The couple have run the Altamont kennel since former owner, Ed Ledermann, stepped down a couple of weeks ago. Engstrom earns enrolled agent designation Maureen Engstrom (nee Bunzey) of Westerlo, has earned Enrolled Agent designation from the Internal Revenue Service - Director of Practice. Engstrom currently works as an associate and tax professional with W. Ralph Sommers, EA, of Guilderland. She has been prac- ticing in the area for a number of years as an accountant and now specializes in taxation. She is also a member of the National Association of Tax Professionals headquartered in Appleton, Wise, an association recognized by the IRS/New York State Department of Taxation for its liaison work and edu- cation seminar programs. ^e Business Coiner Guilderland chamber elects board GUILDERLAND —\The Guil- derland Chamber of Commerce has elected its 2006-07 board of directors and board officers: — Christine Bell, 1700 HHMI'JE^SF The Enterprise — Jarrett Carroll Building on the future: Guilderland's newest Italian restaurant is being constructed along Route 20 after controversial zoning approval and a town mandated re-zoning of the lot. The former Phebe's Florist Shop on 2026 Western Ave. is barely, recognizable as the new restaurant's owners, Connie Ware and her husband Mitch, makes plans for an upscale, fine dining establishment. Along with the addi- tion being constructed at the rear of the building, the structure itself is being completely renovated, inside and out. Designer Residences, chair- person; — Jim Schultz, Maynard, O'Connor, Smith & Catalinotto, LLP. vice chair; — John Hoffman, KeyBank, treasurer; — Roger Lipera, Roger Lipera Web Design, secretary; and — Sandra Tatem, Stuyvesant Plaza, Inc., immediate past chair- person. Other members of the board include: Tom Gillespie, The Center for Disability Services; Janet Kaplan, Stuyvesant Plaza, Inc.; Lowell Knapp, Our Towne Guilderland; Linda Romano, Burns Management; Jim Schultz, Maynard, O'Connor, Smith & Catalinotto, LLP; David Michael Schmidt, Renaissance Floral Design; Linda Singer, Singer's Jewelers; Charmaine Ushkow, Times Union; and Dawn Vollor, ADP. Modan joins Weichert .GUILDERLAND — Emily Modan has joined the sales team at the Guilderland office of Weichert, Realtors - Northeast Group. Specializing in residential sales and rentals with emphasis on first-time homebuyers and those seeking to relocate, she will serve clients in the Greater Capital region and surrounding areas. She is a member of the Greater Capital Association of Realtors. Modan, a native of New Tripoli, Pa., is a resident of Niskayuna. She holds a bach- elor's degree in music education and, prior to working in real estate, worked as an elementary music teacher. Christopher Betts Christopher Betts promoted at CPC Christopher Betts of Delmar has been named director of the Community Preservation Corp- oration's Eastern Regional office in Albany. Betts'joined ('PC in 2004 as assistant vice president. Betts has more than 15 years experience in the area of finance, community' development and financing affordable housing programs. Betts lives in Delmar with his wife, Diane, and their three boys. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from Columbia Univer- sity, a master of arts degree in sociology from the State Univer- sity of New York at Albany and a master of government admin- istration from the University of Pennsylvania. 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