Noel J. Scudds ca 1963

Notas [Albany Times Union, December 27, 1989; A fifth suspect, Heidi H. Scudds, 26, of Hoosick Falls, was arrested ... from the home of her brother Noel J. Scudds, 27, of Fairview Apartments, Brunswick ... the type used by cocaine dealers. Noel Scudds has also been charged with possession ....] [Albany Times Union, May 23, 1991. Paul Cheeseman on Tuesday ordered that Noel Scudds of Hoosick Falls and Peter May of Schenectady ... of $12,622. The attorney general claims Scudds and May, who did business under the names Scudds Contracting, Courtesy Construction, Noel ... . Two local contractors accused of targeting the elderly in their sales of "shoddy" home improvement work have been temporarily stopped from doing business. State Supreme Court Judge Paul Cheeseman on Tuesday ordered that Noel Scudds of Hoosick Falls and Peter May of Schenectady be temporarily stopped from doing home improvement work after 15 customers who lost more than $50,000 complained about their work to the state attorney general. The case is scheduled to be heard June 11 in court. In its lawsuit, the attorney general asked the court to permanently curtail their contracting work and door-to-door sales tactics.] [Albany Times Union, October 20, 1998; Noel J. Scudds of Hoosick Falls was convicted by a jury on Oct. 1 of the two Class D felony counts of driving while intoxicated. The case stemmed from an incident on June 9, 1997, in which the ... drove his vehicle on Tyler Street in Troy while intoxicated. Scudds was sentenced by Judge Edward A. Sheridan, and the case was ... .] [Albany Times Union, October 8, 1998. Troy Juries in Rensselaer County Court convicted three defendants on felony charges following three recent trials. According to District Attorney Kenneth R. Bruno, those convicted were: Noel J. Scudds, 35, a repeat drunken driver, was found guilty on Oct. 1 of two driving while intoxicated charges. The jury found that Scudds, of RD 1 Hoosick Falls, drove his car on Tyler Street in Troy on June 9, while he was intoxicated. He faces a maximum of 2 1/3 to 7 years in prison when he is sentenced on Oct. 16 by Judge Edward A. Sheridan. Bruno said in a written statement that the maximum sentence for Scudds is higher because of 1996 state legislation that ... .] [Business Certificates.(Capital Region). Albany Times Union, January 14, 2004; Noel J. Scudds doing business as Noel's ECS, 60 Simmons Road, Hoosick Falls.] [Watervliet, N.Y., - Hoosick Falls, N.Y. & Salem, N.H.]