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County Judge John Lambert, left, pals it up with Sharkey Nagelschmidt (2002) and other “Team Fetterman” members after receiving the coveted Clark Sports Center award Thursday, Oct. 11. In the foreground is Ted Kantorowski (1995)/

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Cooperstown Bat proprietor Tim Haney looks at an example of the bat that has powered two homeruns so far at MLB teams head toward the World Series, which begins Tuesday, Oct. 23.

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American League championship series.

As it happens, Vazquez’ bat was custom-made especially for him at Tim and Connie Haney’s Cooperstown Bat Company.

On Oct. 5, Houston Astro Jose Altuve had hit a home run against the Please See BATS, A7

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tate Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, and the Hartwick Town Board Monday, Oct. 15, announced receipt of a $1 million start grant that will largely refurbish the hamlet’s ailing water system.

The grant will replace water mains, the auxiliary well and the well-house building; buy new mixers for existing water storage tank and an emergency backup generator for the primary well pump; replace or repair existing water meters.

The total cost of the improvement project is estimated at $1.35 million.

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“We have this empty lot behind the school that we’re not using,” said TheriJo Climenhaga, CV-S superintendent. “Omni Navitas “was looking for a place to put a solar farm, and they could tell the land wasn’t in use.”

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DAR VETERAN: Shirley Skinner of Schenevus, 103, will be honored for her 75 years in the organization at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at Worcester’s Weiting Building.

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Chris MacDonald, Pittsfield, and son Fraser pose with their 1,442-pound giant.

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HARTWICK SEMINARY ike many dads, Chris MacDonald put a jack o’lantern at the end of his driveway last Halloween.

Unlike most jack o’lanterns, his weighs 800 pounds.

“It had a good shape,” he said. “We carved a face in it and put in a flashlight.”

Once again, MacDonald’s giant pumpkins are on display, this time at the Mount Vision Garden Center and the farm stand on Route 28 in Hartwick Seminary, next to the Cooperstown Fun Park.

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isaster recovery, a busy hospital and a movie set in Hollywood could soon have one thing in common: Their power sources were produced right in Otsego County.

“We can provide a battery package that will run for 10 and a half hours and takes about four hours to recharge,” said Fred Winters, president of the Power & Energy Solutions Division of Custom Electronics.

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THURSDAY, October 18, 2018 LOCALS County Judge Lambert Joins Dad On ‘Team Fetterman’

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dent Obama as his favorite book of 2015, made the Top t’s been 10 list that year. quite a Her sister, week Olympian Sarah for the Groff True, finished family of as first AmeriCooperstown, can woman in mom Jeannine fourth place at Sisters Sarah True reports. the Kona Ironand Lauren Groff Novelist man/Ironwoman Championships. The first Lauren Groff’s short-story collection, “Florida,” adfour women to place yestervanced to the top 10 candiday all beat the prior course dates for this year’s National record.

Book Award in the fiction The sisters are children category. Lauren’s “Fates of Jeannine and Dr. Gerald and Furies,” hailed by Presi- Groff.

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Other members of “Team Fetterman” joined the latest honoree, county Judge John Lambert, after an Oct. 11 luncheon at The Otesaga. Front row, from left, are Mark Rathbun, Jack Vineyard, Pat Hazzard, Frank Miosek, Lambert, Bobby Hall, Ted Kantorowski, Brenda Wedderspoon-Gray, Dave Adsit, Brenda Jaeger and Bruce Andrews. Second row, from left, Mike Perrino, Ed Hazzard, Bud Lippitt, Dave Bliss, Sharkey Nagelschmidt, Bob Snyder and Ted Spencer.

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I Volunteer Firefighter Mark Elderkin contrasts the old multi-part Jaws-of-Life and the new one-piece battery operated one, much easier to use, at the open house at the Richfield Springs Volunteer Fire Department on Saturday, Oct. 13.

John Lambert and Jane Forbes Clark pose for photographs after she presented him with the Fetterman Award.

t was a lesson in the right attitude.

County Judge John Lambert, honored as the latest recipient of the Clark Sports Center’s Fetterman Award Thursday, Oct. 11, at an Otesaga luncheon, was able to relate a first-hand story about Patrick Fetterman, a fabled director of the Clark Gym. It was at a Biddy Basketball Tournament in St. Johnsville more than three decades ago. Lambert was

in sixth grade; Fetterman was coaching, when one of the Cooperstown players made everyone’s concern explicit: “They’re cheating with the clock,” he said.

An unruffled Fetterman replied, “I don’t see it that way. I just see us winning by 30 points instead of 20” – a response that guides Lambert until today.

Another quote that lives on, from the honoree’s father, Paul Lambert, the former coach and CCS superintendent who passed away in January. The father, awarded the Fetterman in 2010, would encourage his players to be “humble in victory and gracious in defeat.”

While not always living up to his father’s dictum, the judge said, “I find myself telling it to my own children and other players” all these years later.

The two Lamberts are the first father-son team to win the Fetterman Award.

The packed luncheon included pretty much all of the living Fetterman honorees – with Lambert, 26 in all over the past 25 years (Ed and Pat Hazzard received it jointly in 2001.) Annually, the award recognizes “service to youth.”

And when Jane Forbes Clark, who emceed, introduced Lambert as the newest addition to “Team Fetterman,” the judge received a standing ovation.

In his remarks, Lambert described “the joy in a child’s eye, whether 7 or 17,” on making a play or winning a game. “There’s something about that that never gets old.”

All of his coaching – from Little League, to Peewee football to CCS basketball teams – has put Lambert into a web of common experience: “I still have bonds with all the guys I see downtown.”

Always an emotional gathering, Lambert teared up only once, in recognizing his wife Katie. “I may be the only one’s who’s name’s on the plaque – but it’s for the both of us.”

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$75K Grant Enables Custom Electronics New Battery Line, Adding 50 New Jobs BATTERIES/From A1 Based in the Town of Oneonta, the company is already on the cutting edge of manufacturing batteries used by several industries for continued power.

Monday, Oct. 15, a $750,000 state grant was announced to create a $2.2 million manufacturing line for “smart batteries” that can recharge themselves.

The company said the expansion will create 50 new jobs at the 87 Browne St. plant.

“We at Otsego Now are excited about the company’s expansion plans and new product line and look forward to working with them on this project,” said Otsego Now CEO Jody Zakrevsky.

“Custom Electronics has been a significant and valued employer in our community,” said Town Supervisor Bob Wood. Added Custom Electronics President Michael Pentaris, “We are eager

Michael Pentaris, Custom Electronics president & CEO, shows off an Intelligent Battery Management System.

to begin production.”

Winters, a retired Marine with experience in disas-

ters, said the implications are astonishing. “I was in the special ops in 2001,” Winters said. “We went down to Louisiana for two simulations – one was a ‘cat five’ hurricane, the other a terrorist event. When the grid goes down, communication is hard.”

In addition to communication, Winters said hospitals and clinics that provide services like dialysis are particularly vulnerable during a disaster.

“Hurricanes are doing a lot of damage, knocking out power grids,” Winters said. “When power goes out, crime goes up. There is a human safety factor as well as an insurance factor. Look at Puerto Rico. There are areas there without power still.”

Winters said he would like to see a battery box in every home.

From keeping cell phones charged during the California fire season, to keeping

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Fred Winters, president of Custom Electronics’ Power & Energy Solutions Division, tells how the LED stage light, at left, a type used in TV production, is at 100 percent, powered by 2.5kW rechargeable battery that can run for 10 continuous hours with no generator, noise or pollution. The unit then recharges to full strength in four hours.

trolling motors charged for those fishing for bass, there are many needs filled by the small stackable batteries invented by Custom Electronics.

“We do a lot of business in California because they are embracing natural energy,” Winters said. “I have one guy and he has our batteries, he lives totally off of the grid. He charges his batteries with wind or solar.

Any way you can make energy, you can charge these batteries.”

The batteries can be individually stacked to form a unit that acts as a single battery allowing for

more voltage when needed.

In addition, using batteries instead of a generator as a backup power source prevents off-gassing and the units are far more mobile than a generator.

One of the industries benefiting from the battery packs is television and movies. When the technicians use batteries for the lighting, they do not have to get a permit for a fuel-run generator.

The batteries are mobile, so the lighting crew is able to move the entire set without resetting the power source.

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President Michael Pentaris, was an integral part of founding Ioxus, and was its first president.

The two companies split and Pentaris runs Custom Electronics.

“We started Ioxus at a table,” Pentaris said. “Just two chairs and a table.”

Because Custom Electronics has U.S. government contracts, the security at the business is strict. Upon entrant to the building, visitors are asked if they are U.S. citizens.

“Sometimes, if a visitor is not a citizen, they are not allowed into certain meetings,” Pentaris said.

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THURSDAY, October 18, 2018

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Joseph Zupnik stands for his sentencing Sept. 12 in Otsego Town Court.

he truism, “not only must Justice be done; it must also be seen to be done” – actually, it’s a famed quote from a 1924 British legal case – should apply to court proceedings and – if credibility is to be maintained – to democratic government generally.

With intent interest, the citizens of Otsego County have observed the wheels of justice turn since Memorial Day Weekend 2016, after it surfaced that a resident of Focus Otsego, identified only as M.P., had been left sitting in a chair, largely untended, for 41 hours.

In the subsequent months, four aides and LPNs responsible for M.P.’s care faced criminal charges and were convicted. The

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state Attorney General’s Office then took up the case, and brought nine charges against two top executives at Focus Healthcare, the Rockland County corporation that owned former county nursing home in Index, Town of Hartwick.

The Focus CEO, Joseph Zupnik, and the financial officer, Daniel Herman, were found guilty of one count of neglect, a misdemeanor, on Sept. 12 in Otsego

Town Court. On Oct. 10, Town Justice Gary Kuch fined each of them $1,000 and sentenced each to 250 hours of community service. (The state has also fined the men $1 million, which they will split.)

• So far, the proceedings have been transparent. Now, it appears the public is limited to what it can learn about the final step – how and where the 250 hours will be served.

The defendants’ lawyers asked that the men fulfill their obligation near their homes, Zupnik in Rockland County, where he is an EMT, and Herman in New Jersey.

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CHARTING THE FUTURE SUNY President: Strategic Plan First Goal, But Also Office To Measure Its Success Editor’s Note: SUNY Oneonta’s new president, Barbara Jean Morris, gave this address to her first Community Breakfast Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Morris Conference Center.

known regionally as a great value. It’s a fixture on rankings and “best of” lists year after year.

Organizations such as Kiplinger and U.S. News recognize the college for its overall quality.

Others, like Teacher.org and Colleges of Distinction, note individual programs as exceptional. ome of you may know that I came to SUNY SUNY Oneonta also attracts great students.

Oneonta from Fort Lewis College in DuThis fall’s incoming class is no exception. From rango, Colo., where I was serving as provost. an applicant pool of over 13,000, we’ve drawn Durango shares some similarities with Oneonta. a group that has an average high school grade of Durango’s population is just over 18,000, and situ90.6 and average SAT score of 1135. ated in the southwest corner of the state near New Nearly 30 percent of this year’s freshmen are Mexico. students of color and almost 34 percent are firstSo like Oneonta, it’s a small city surrounded by generation students. For nearly nine months out rural areas. While Oneonta is the City of the Hills, the year, Oneonta – both the campus and comDurango is high up in the Rockies. In fact, Fort munity – is home to upwards of 6,500 students.

Lewis is almost 7,000 feet above sea level.

They really have a huge footprint here, not only The college enrolls slightly more than half as as measured by population or economic impact, many students as SUNY Oneonta, and it serves a but also in terms of potential. large Native American population. It’s a beautiful That’s one of the reasons why I’m glad to see part of the country, and my seven years there helped the college involved in the Downtown Revitalizaprepare me for my role as president here.

The Freeman’s Journal tion Initiative. This is the kind of ambitious, Fortunately for me, I’ve come to a solid instituSUNY Oneonta’s new president, Barbara Jean Morris, went Please See MORRIS, A6 tion. SUNY Oneonta’s reputation is strong. It’s “through the pillars” wiith the rest of the freshmen Aug. 26.

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To the Editor: Do you know what you are voting for?

Do you know the difference between Republican and Democrat beliefs?

I believe most people do not.

In case, you don’t, this is a general explanation. ►Republican beliefs: Capitalism-freedom, Christianity, small government, man and woman marriage, pro-guns, lower taxes, against abortion, legal immigrants, voter ID, pro-police/ICE, strong borders, no Obama care, affordable healthcare, freedom of rights, Medicare, healthcare and

Social Security protection. ►Democrat beliefs: Socialist/communist control, atheism, big business, same sex marriage, anti-guns, higher taxes, pro-abortion, illegal immigrants, anyone can vote, anti-police/ICE, open borders, Obamacare, control of rights, cuts to Medicare, healthcare and Social Security benefits.

Think about it. Know what you are voting for. It will affect the rest of your life and generations to come. Think about your kids and grandkids. I believe they are worth protecting.

We need to vote for Republican values and keep our freedom.

Vote for John Faso, Republican, in the Congressional District 19 election Nov. 6, or you get Nancy Pelosi with Democrat control of our lives and rights.

Why would anyone want to do that?

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A secret plot to prevent job and economic growth? That’s it, alas, we’ve been found out.

Surely someone with a better grip on reality and a better regard for evidence-based opinion could be found to write about current issues.

While I’m at it, I am also appalled by the distortions and language used in support of Faso by his “campaign communications director” Joe Gierut.

Anyone who would choose such a person to represent his or her self, should not be elected. Democratic party, here I come.

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To the Editor: A registered Republican, I recognize and applaud your effort to give voice to opinions from both sides of the political spectrum.

However, I find Mr. Zagata an embarrassment insofar as he may be taken to represent a conservative, or Republican, point of view.

Would it be possible to choose someone who does not proceed by loosely associated thoughts, such as a supposed connection between supporting investigation of a serious charge against a candidate for the Supreme Court, and opposition to having a gas compressor station planted (literally) under our noses?

It’s GOP Capitalists, Democratic Socialists

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Social, Income Differences Killing Lots Of Us Editor’s Note: In her address, “Why Health is More than Healthcare,” Oct. 6 in Bassett Hospital’s Clark Auditorium, Dr. Darilyn Moyer, American College of Physicians CEO, referred the audience to an ACP position paper, “Addressing Social Determinants to Improve Patient Care and Promote Health Equity.”

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allocation and affect factors at the local, national, and global levels.

Evidence gathered over the past 30 years supports the substantial effect of non-

medical factors on overall physical and mental health.

An analysis of studies measuring adult deaths attributable to social factors found that, in 2000, approximately 245,000 deaths were attributable to low education, 176,000 were due to racial segregation, 162,000 were due to low social support, 133,000 were due to individual-level poverty, and 119,000 were due to income inequality.

The number of annual deaths attributable to low social support was similar to the number from lung cancer (155,521).

The United States, despite ranking among the 10 richest countries in the world per capita, experiences sizable health disparities among its citizens that are Please See ACP, A6

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BOUND VOLUMES Compiled by Tom Heitz and SHARON STUART, with resources courtesy of The Fenimore Art Museum Research Library shortly after visiting her brother, On Thursday evening the Village Board of Trustees, acting as the Board of Health, $100 REWARD – Notice is hereby given, that by a ordered the high school, churches, theatres closed and all Coroner’s Inquest held at Sharon, in the County of Schopublic meetings cancelled. harie, John Van Alstine, late of said town, was found guilty October 16, 1918 of the willful murder of William Huddleston, Esq., one of the Deputies of the County of Schoharie. The said John Van Alstine is a man of middling size, slender built, lean The Cooperstown Woman’s Club held its first meeting in the face, has grey eyes with a downcast look – had on for this season Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. when he this day ran away from said county, a black coat Herbert E. Pickett, presided. This was an open meeting and and pantaloons, a bottle green vest, a snuff-colored surtout there was a large attendance of members and their guests. coat and black hat – is 35 or 40 years of age. Whoever will After the usual reports, Miss Katherine F. Van Hoesen of arrest the said Van Alstine and deliver him to the subscriber, the Membership committee announced the enrollment of or secure him in any prison, so that he may be brought to nine new members. Miss Helen N. Hale of the Library justice, shall be entitled to the above reward. ABM. Keyser October 17, 2008 Committee reported that Miss Elsie Howard had been Jr., Sheriff, Schoharie County. Dated 17th October, 1818 secured as the new Village Librarian. There have been October 19, 1818 many new books added to the library during the summer and members of the club were urged to avail themselves Local: Charles Hollister, captain of last season’s C.A.A. of library privileges by joining the library for two dollars baseball team, has been elected Captain of the varsity team NOTICE – Teachers of Common Schools who are annual dues. Attention was also drawn to the bi-monthly of the University of Pennsylvania. expecting to teach during the winter season in the Town bridge tournaments open to the public. The proceeds from The long-anticipated bicycle relay race from Oneonta of Otsego are requested to meet at the “Empire House” in these tournaments go to the purchase of books. to Richfield Springs and return occurred yesterday. Conthe Village of Cooperstown, on Saturday, October 21 at 10 October 20, 1943 sidering the heavy roads, remarkably fast time was made. o’clock A.M. After the examination, the Superintendent Making no allowance for delays, which occurred at several will briefly give his views on the best method of teaching, places, the distance of 74 miles was covered in 5 hours and governing and conducting schools. He would also give Mrs. Royal W. Frase of Warrensburg became the 13 minutes, making a mile every 4.2 minutes. This breaks notice, that he will reward the Teacher who shall excel in 1,000,000 visitor at Fenimore House on Tuesday afternoon teaching, governing and conducting a school, with a literary the previous record, which was 5 hours and 20 minutes. of last week. Accompanied by her husband and two friends, The shoe stores of the village will hereafter close at 8 volume worth $1.50; to the second worth a $1; to the third, Mrs. Frase was greeted by Dr. Louis C. Jones, director, and o’clock p.m. Why not all of the stores? Several merchants a copy of the Common School Journal for the year. All are Minor Wine Thomas, assistant director of the New York are in favor of it. earnestly solicited to attend. L.I. Burditt, Town Supervisor State Historical Association when she approached the ticket October 19, 1893 desk. Informed of the historical nature of the occasion, Mrs. of Common Schools October 16, 1843 Frase gasped in delight. Taken to the Hall of Life Masks, she was presented with a number of souvenirs of her first Have you had the “flu?” Cooperstown is in the grip of visit to Cooperstown. the epidemic of Spanish influenza which is passing over Blowing Up Woodchucks – A gentleman recently inOctober 16, 1968 formed us that he had been entirely successful in destroying the country. During the past week a large number of cases have developed here. Thus far three deaths have occurred these pests on his farm by an invention of his own, which in Cooperstown from this dread disease. Saturday mornhe said was simply a “small earthquake.” This he produces The Farmers’ Museum will be offering youngsters and ing, Michael Nicklas, a plumber on the Mary Imogene in the following manner: A good handful of gunpowder is their families a day of Halloween programming on SatBassett Hospital died of pneumonia following an attack of put into a cloth bag to which a fuse is attached. The bag urday, October 30. Visitors can participate in a “Museum influenza. Sunday morning Miss Juliana Magdalene Kinne, Mysteries” scavenger hunt, where the clues lead to various is then put into the woodchuck’s hole to a depth of two or 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linn Kinne of Utica three feet. With the other end of the fuse projecting from curiosities on display throughout the main barn and the died at the hospital where she was brought Thursday morn- village crossroads. Katie Boardman, associate director of the hole, which is then filled in and carefully tamped with ing from Hartwick Seminary where she was living with earth, If the burrow has other openings, these must be interpretive programming and research, said the scavenger her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Kinne and attending closed. The fuse is then lighted, a dull explosion follows, hunt allows children to see the museum from a different the Seminary. Monday morning, Miss Agnes McGinley, and poor chucky is never heard from again, being probably viewpoint. unable to breathe the air in his narrow house after the burn- daughter of Jeremiah McGinley succumbed at the home of October 19, 1993 her father on Susquehanna Avenue from bronchial pneumoing of the powder.

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Vote For Bob Fernandez, Former Legislator Urges To the Editor: In less than a month, Otsego County voters will have the opportunity to elect a new sheriff to direct the county jail and to oversee security in the county.

Although I am no longer on the Board of Representatives and no longer a resident of Otsego County, the welfare and security of the county remain very important to me. Were I still in New York, I would vote for Bob Fernandez.

Why: Mr. Fernandez is a man of integrity and discretion. Both those qualities are essential.

His long, successful career with the state police uniquely provided an understanding of the challenges this position faces and the experience and skills necessary to deal with those challenges.

Mr. Fernandez knows the laws which govern this position.

I served on the county board’s Public Safety Com-

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n any war, as the saying goes, truth controversy is the substitution by is the first casualty. That’s become our leaders (and by many of us) of the case, unfortunately, in the war subjective truth for objective truth, of the sexes as well. It’s turned into of belief for fact. a war because the abiding injustice Objective truth is factual experience women have suffered from men that can be witnessed, recorded, resists resolution through institutions publicly acknowledged, and shared mostly created and by as many people as care to sustained by men. seek it out.

What counts as evidence, Subjective truth is a or sincerity, or credibility personally held belief about may have more to do than something, a private opinion, we’d like to admit with conviction, or interpretation male rather than female that can be asserted as if dispositions. it were true, but which Part of the problem is remains unproven, and is not the hidden nature of sexual necessarily true. abuse. The evidence of such ADRIAN There are many reasons KUZMINSKI assault is intensely private why anyone might believe and intimate, with objecone or the other of them, tive evidence for or against and many of us have little allegations perhaps harder to find than hesitation in taking sides. But, in the in other areas. absence of confirming evidence about Christine Blasey Ford and Brett the alleged sexual assault, these Kavanaugh, on the face of it, cannot reasons are largely subjective. both be telling the truth. She alleged They reflect beliefs people hold he attacked her when they were about what happened, or didn’t hapteenagers, and he denied it. The U.S. pen, not knowledge whether anything Senate was faced with sorting this out, actually happened, or not. and the senators failed to do so.

• • That’s why an investigation into The tragedy of the Kavanaugh-Ford allegations against Brett Kavanaugh

mittee when the current outrageous situation confronted the committee.

Bob’s wife was chair of the board at that time.

As such she observed many committee meetings. She neither moved nor seconded any votes regarding this situation.

Mr. Devlin apparently thinks the committee was “out to get him.”

Nothing could be further from the truth. The committee’s goal was and remains for a well-run jail, safety for the employees, staff and the inmates and safety for all on our roads and highways. The county board does not appoint or elect the sheriff nor does it supervise the actions of the sheriff unless county policies, such as workplace safety, are violated or other laws ignored.

The voters elect the sheriff. It is time for a new sheriff in Otsego County.

I urge your vote for Bob Fernandez.

KATHERINE STULIGROSS EDITORIAL/From A4 The attorney general’s prosecutor, Kathleen Boland, argued the responsibility To the Editor: quests for assistance as Mayor should be fulfilled in Otsego I am proud to support and I was pleased to work County. Judge Kuch sagely Sheriff Richard Devlin for with him and his deputies. observed: “Doing communianother term as Otsego With upcoming events ty service at something you County sheriff. placing new challenges and love doing – it doesn’t make During my terms as Coostresses on our law enforce- any sense to me.” perstown’s first woman mayor, ment, I feel we need the However, he noted court I had the pleasure working experience and expertise of rules prevent him from even with Rich and his team.

Sheriff Devlin. Our 2019 making a recommendaHe was very helpful and 2020 Induction certion. That decision is now in during our largest Hall of emonies will predictably the hands of Alternatives to Fame Induction to date, Cal be very large and I know Incarceration, which has been Ripken Jr.’s in 2007. He coSheriff Devlin will handle administered under contract operated with our efforts to these events with his proven with the county since April make this a safe and smooth expertise.

2011 by the Catholic Charities experience for the 80,000 I urge everyone to support chapter, based in Oneonta. plus fans that attended and this hard working public The director, Ameen worked closely with me and servant.

Aswad, will immediately Carol tell you he can’t talk about the staff of the Village of Bateman Waller specific cases, but he said Cooperstown.

He dealt promptly and Retired Mayor that, generally, he assigns of Cooperstown defendants referred to him to professionally with all my re-

Former Mayor Backs Devlin

Now-Justice Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford at last month’s U.S. Senate confirmation hearings.

(as with anyone) was of the utmost importance. A factual determination, according to the rules of evidence, means establishing objective, publicly ascertainable facts about the event in question.

It also means that, in the interest of due process and the principle of “innocent until proven guilty,” allegations must have reasonable plausibility to deserve investigation. It’s true that Senate confirmation hearings are not legal proceedings, but a factual basis for allegations remains essential.

• The Republicans initially dismissed Ford’s allegation as implausible, and only reluctantly admitted her testimony under great pressure, and even more reluctantly agreed to a limited FBI investigation. They are paying a heavy price for their political and Please See KUZMINSKI, A6

EDITORIAL: Public Must Be Told How Focus Case Ends tasks within the county. The exception can come in cases where a guilty party was visiting for a short period from somewhere far away.

The nursing home’s Family Council has expressed no preference about where the community service should be done, according to its secretary, Bill Hayes.

In a letter to Kuch, Hayes and his wife, Betsy, Family Council chair, urge the men serve their time in “a residential facility’s laundry room, processing soiled garments and the equivalent of the ubiquitous brown washcloths they ordered for residents’ personal hygiene.” However, Bill Hayes said the couple has no firm opinion where the service should be, either.

Here’s another view: The case occurred in Otsego

County; the community service should be done in Otsego County. Justice that can’t be observed is justice taken on faith. Is that good enough?

• Be that as it may, Aswad said that Alternatives to Incarceration – it is overseen by a 19-person advisory board that includes police, judges, people from community services agencies, even a representative of the college – hasn’t made public what service culprits are required to perform or where.

The Committee on Open Government, which provides advice on the state’s Freedom of Information Law, says that court records are specifically exempt from FOIL. But if, in fact, Alternatives to Incarceration

is a county agency – like, for instance, the probation department – it would be subject to FOIL. There’s no reason why it should get to that.

There are differences of opinion on Zupnik and Herman’s community service.

Given the high profile and emotions excited by M.P.’s case, it might make sense – and this may be argued otherwise, too – to allow the culprits to fulfill their obligation without publicity.

This is certain: When it’s over, there should a public accounting. The Alternatives to Incarceration board owes that to the public, for its own credibility if nothing else.

Not only must justice be done; it must also be seen to be done.

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PRESS RELEASES OF THE WEEK • CD-19 Delgado: Crowds Greet Him At Forums Enck. Audience members were eager to dis►HEADLINE: Delgado Shows Up, Engages Across NY-19 cuss the water crisis and PFOA contaminantonio Delgado held his fifth, sixth tion. They expressed deep frustration at the and seventh town halls over the lack of leadership or engagement from their weekend in Otsego, Rensselaer elected officials. and Columbia Counties. The public events, Delgado then traveled to Averill Park to which brought together hundreds meet a packed crowd at Westfall Station Cafe for a meet and greet with Rensof residents, are part of his 11-town selaer County residents and stopped hall tour across all 11 counties that make up New York’s 19th congresby Goold Orchards Apple Festival in sional district.

Schodack.

Delgado then held his Columbia On Friday, (Oct. 12), Delgado County Town Hall at the Elks Lodge in spoke to a lively crowd at SUNY Oneonta, where he answered quesKinderhook. He spoke to a packed room Delgado and answered questions on term limtions on healthcare, improving public education, getting money out its, mental health care, Medicare, new Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the of politics and holding our public officials accountable opioid epidemic, and climate change.

On Saturday, he traveled to Hoosick Falls He ended the evening at the Oktoberfest where he held a Rensselaer County Town event at the Suarez Family Brewery, also in Columbia County.

Hall at the Armory. He was introduced by former EPA Regional Administrator Judith

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Faso: Rival Is Busing In NYC Activists ►HEADLINE: NYC Activists told not sored by Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-NY, that the to say where they are from in support Delgado campaign is concerned about the of Delgado optics of them visiting, saying that they he Washington Free Beacon obtained should not post on social media that they audio leaked from a bus full of activ- are from New York City. “‘One thing that I wanted to say ists from Manhattan this past Saturday. The bus was a repeat of that is important, if you post on the bus that was sent up a few weeks social media, please do not mention that you are from New York City,’ back in support of Antonio Delgado.

Notably, activists were told not to Linker said. ‘The reason is, much identify themselves as from New York though they love us, the Faso camCity since the Delgado campaign was paign on Sept. 15 posted that the concerned about it.

Delgado campaign was bussing in bus loads of New York City demoRead the article and listen to the Faso audio: https://freebeacon.com/policratic socialists, bringing outsiders tics/audio-liberal-organizer-tells-nycin to try to sway the campaign. And activists-not-mention-where-from-camthe [Delgado] campaign is understandably paigning-upstate-new-york/. concerned about this.’”

From the article: “The Washington Free Rep. Jerry Nadler was a sponsor of the Beacon obtained audio of Kate Linker, bus and is also the politician who has said president of Greater NYC for Change, tellhe would like to launch an investigation ing a group of volunteers on a bus sponinto Justice Kavanaugh.

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KUZMINSKI: Without Standard Of Public Evidence, Nation In Trouble KUZMINSKI/From A5 cultural blindness about gender issues for dismissing what appeared to be a credible woman making plausible allegations.

The Democrats rightly insisted upon a factual investigation as the only way to settle the matter, initially gaining the upper hand in the debate.

But many Democrats have continued to insist that the word of an accuser is sufficient to disqualify people from office, or worse. That

too is a dismissal of factual evidence as a standard of truth.

Was the FBI investigation thorough? It’s doubtful that it was.

Deborah Ramirez, another alleged victim, claims the FBI didn’t even follow through on witnesses she named for them.

Culturally, we are losing the ability to decide factual issues. I’m reminded of an exchange between a scientific geologist and a fundamentalist Christian reported in the early days of the evolution debate.

The scientist points to the ancient fossils he’s uncovered as proof that the earth could not have been created just a few thousand years ago by God. The fundamentalist replies that God created the fossils with the illusion of great age in order to test the faith of people like the scientist. That’s how belief can be used to trump fact.

• This kind of impasse, sadly, is nothing new. But it’s getting worse. In an age of fake news,

MORRIS: Making A Good College Better MORRIS/From A4 creative undertaking that channels energy into building on the character of a community to become more vibrant, raise its profile, and explore new possibilities. I’m sure everyone here would agree that it would be fantastic if more of the students who come to Oneonta for college would stay here after graduation and put down roots.

To a political scientist like me, it’s exciting to come to a place where thoughts like these factor in to key conversations. Although I’ve only been here a few months, it’s obvious that a lot of good things are happening in Oneonta.

The college is pleased to help guide the Artspace study as part of the DRI, and we look forward to hearing more about other proposals for improvements. I know the Project Selection Committee has its hands full with an abundance of applications, which in itself is exciting.

The word that keeps coming up around the DRI is “transformative.” As it moves forward, I am hopeful that there will be opportunities for further collaboration between the city and college.

• The state’s not only investing in the city, it is also investing in the campus. As many of you know, we held a ribbon cutting last month to celebrate the completion of a major renovation of our Milne Library. Milne is the number one destination for studying at SUNY Oneonta and it’s also a fantastic resource for community members.

That’s an important role for a public college.

Whether its hosting a talk

by Bryan Stevenson, who delivered our Mills Distinguished Lecture last month, or welcoming 400 BOCES students for an afternoon of career exploration as we did yesterday, SUNY Oneonta is unique in terms of how we can support the region.

Speaking of support, as a new president, it’s great to be able to report that the tradition of giving at SUNY Oneonta continues to grow.

For example, we observed

Philanthropy Awareness Day on Sept. 25, and invited students to write personal notes to the contributors who made their scholarships possible.

Giving and gratitude go hand in hand, and these messages of appreciation make a difference in how Dr. Barbara donors feel Jean Morris about SUNY Oneonta.

Right now, I’d say they feel pretty good because in 201718 we raised a record $4.2 million in gifts and grants, pushing the foundation’s endowment past $61 million, the largest among SUNY comprehensives.

• Our college is doing well, and yet this is a time of change, not only here, but also for SUNY. Dr. Kristina Johnson became SUNY’s 13th chancellor in September of last year. She paid us a visit in July and spoke then about her vision for the university system, which includes four central themes: • Innovation and entrepreneurship • Individualized education • Sustainability • Partnerships The chancellor is passionate about this work and has charged each SUNY campus to drive it forward. I hope opportunities for town/gown partnership will take shape as she begins to frame in her vision.

And the chancellor’s timing works to our advantage.

SUNY Oneonta’s 2015 strategic plan is wrapping up and we’re looking toward creating a new one. Much of my work this year will be laying the foundation for that.

As a first step, I am conducting a comprehensive listening tour. “Pizza with the President,” a program we’ve organized in our residence halls, gives students a forum to share their thoughts – directly with me – about what we do well and what we could improve.

I am conducting similar sessions with academic departments, administrative groups, community leaders and others so we can reflect

on where we are as an institution and what we’d like to be. My listening tour is one of four key institutional objectives this year.

The second is an audit of the current strategic plan.

We will review the initiatives and programs created under that plan, understand the resources we deployed, and most importantly answer the question: Did it achieve what we’d hoped?

My third key institutional priority is to create the Division of Strategy, Planning and Effectiveness. The unit will support our strategic plan audit and also be a onestop shop for data, managing the growing amount of information that we gather, and helping us use it to shape major decisions.

This year’s fourth key institutional priority is to create guided pathways for our students. Our intent here is twofold: first, when we discuss with students how they can achieve their goals, we want to be able to advise them with the highest degree of accuracy possible. In planning their educational journey, the way forward ought to be clear. Students ought to know exactly what to expect here.

Guided pathways also will help us allocate resources more precisely. As a public college, being efficient is one of our responsibilities, so knowing what it will take to help each student progress to a degree will allow SUNY Oneonta to anticipate needs better.

• These four key institutional priorities – my listening tour, our strategic plan audit, a unit dedicated to strategy, planning and effectiveness, and guided pathways for students – will position the college to adopt its next strategic plan by Jan. 1, 2020.

Much of this is underway now, and I am excited about the challenges and collaborations ahead. It’s a privilege for a new president to come to school that is such good condition located in a place where so many people are working diligently to shape the future.

I’m glad to be here and I look forward to working within this community.

cultural relativism, media propaganda, and a flood of unsubstantiated opinion on the Internet, we have reached a point where the assertion of a belief is no longer confirmed or disconfirmed by an appeal to objective evidence.

Absent such a check, there is no mechanism to settle our differences, nothing to stop the escalation of conflict and violence.

Without the ability to test beliefs by facts, we have no common standard for deciding the issues

which divide us. The abandonment of the standard of public evidence, imperfect as it has been, is more than shocking.

It puts into peril our political system, and indeed the very fabric of our society. Under these circumstances, anything goes.

We are in trouble.

Adrian Kuzminski, author, retired Hartwick College philosophy professor, and Sustainable Otsego moderator, lives in Fly Creek.

LETTERS

Independent Voice Needed In Albany To the Editor: It’s time for some fresh air in Albany – as well as independent voices! I hope you will join me Nov. 6 in voting for Joyce St. George for the state Senate!

Let’s compare her to our 30-plus-years incumbent, Jim Seward, on the opioid crisis. According to Seward’s publicity, he has “worked closely with local health care professionals, addiction experts, law enforcement,” etcetera.

The task force Seward serves on has gotten us nowhere since 2014.

In fact, the situation has now reached crisis proportions. St. George, by contrast, has advocated locally in her community, bringing mental health professionals together with addiction service providers.

Then there’s rural broadband, or the lack thereof. As a small business owner herself, St. George understands our desperate need to be online. If you aren’t online, you aren’t in business. Seward’s solution? Working “to ensure that the state’s telecommunications industry remained competitive” while his constituents continue to pay for a level of Internet service that just isn’t being delivered. St. George is planning to bring high-

speed internet to every single community in our district, through coordination between public and private sector enterprises.

The real reason people vote is JOBS. St. George will focus on grants to local farmers, updating local production methods, and funding education and training programs that build our workforce. Meanwhile, Seward’s approach since 1997 has been to give breaks to big businesses in the vague and unrealized hope that they will hire people.

Many of us stay here because this place is paradise in summer and when the leaves change in autumn, the view is priceless.

More than that, clean air and water are necessities for life itself. Their protection is a “no-brainer,” all the more so as climate change and population growth take their toll. Seward makes no mention whatsoever of the environment on his website.

St. George understands the necessity of balancing environmental protection with the need for growth.

Check out StGeorgeForSenate.com and vote Nov. 6!

AMY PONDOLFINO Morris

Has Supreme Court Ever Served Our Democracy?

To the Editor: The Supreme Court’s ability to kill legislation makes it the most powerful and unequal branch of a supposedly democratic government.

Its power arose through precedents set by John Marshall, the fourth chief (1801-35), who amassed 140 slaves of his own holding and others for relatives.

On the few occasions when state suits released bondsmen, Marshall and the court invariably denied their freedom.

Past Supreme decisions

supported slavery, batted down laws regulating work by women and children, defeated labor unions’ rights, killed legislation limiting long periods of strenuous manual labor (12 or more hours a day), excused the murder of former slaves as a simple concern of “states’ rights,” justified prison camp incarceration without due trials, threw the 2000 national election to a minority-selected candidate, defined corporations as a person, and invented money as a form of political speech.

Reactionary states now

act to purge voting lists and gerrymander congressional districts.

Far from claims of “originalism,” the Supreme has also not stopped the casual devastation of the Bill of Rights – speedy trials, accurate descriptions of charges, punishments to fit crimes.

Throughout most of its history, this court has frequently cut law to fit political expediency.

The new associate justice should be a typical member of the club.

ROBERT MOYNIHAN Cooperstown

Status, Income Matter, Bassett Audicnce Told ACP/From A4 rooted in social, economic, and environmental factors.

In the U.S., place of birth is more strongly associated with life expectancy than race or genetics.

On average, there is a 15-year difference in life expectancy between the most advantaged and disadvantaged citizens.

This difference is correlated with geographic characteristics and health behaviors that are influenced by historical and social factors. Population-level inequalities in health care result in $309 billion in losses to the economy annually and disproportion-

ately affect disadvantaged populations.

The lack of economic or social mobility can also affect future generations who are born into environments that contribute to negative health outcomes.

Research also suggests that investments in interventions to address social determinants of health, such as housing, income support, and care coordination, yield positive outcomes.

(The position paper then makes nine specific recommendations on how the healthcare system might respond. Google: “annals.org social determinants”)

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Cooperstown Bat May Help Astros, Sox Win Series BATS/From A1 Cleveland Indians, the first home run scored with a Cooperstown Bat in the post-season.

Vazquez home run was the second.

And this past Monday, the 15th, Haney’s daughter Carson, who plays softball for CCS, saw a photo on the Red Sox’ Facebook page of left-fielder Steve Pearce using one of Vazquez’ bats.

The next day, Tim Haney talked to Vazquez, who told him Pearce “asked to try it – and he really liked it.”

“We are excited,” said Tim during an interview at the company’s factory in the former Hartwick depot.

But he’s taking it slow and steady, focusing on quality, product development and customer service.

Haney isn’t predicting what may happen, although – who knows? – it could be the beginning of something big.

Tim and Connie were interested in serving the MLB market right from the start, on buying Cooperstown Bat from founders Don and Sharon Oberriter in 2008.

But there’s no formula to break into the big time. For some time now, Haney has been attending spring training in Florida, sounding out agents to get their players to try out his bats.

“I was learning what the guys like, learning all about their bats, learning about the pitch,” – the sound the bat makes when it hits the ball – “learning about the wood,” Haney said.

A big break came this past February, when Haney offered Altuve a Cooperstown Bat during spring training. “He took it over to the batting cage,” Tim said at the time. “All of a sudden he went right to the batting machine, which was throwing pitches at 90 miles an hour.”

The Venezuelan secondbaseman liked the bat so much he ordered six on the

sional bats we make are out of maple,” Tim said. “It is just what players want, they feel like maple is harder, more stiff, while ash is more flexible.”

The ready supply, Haney said, seems to be giving Cooperstown Bat an edge: It can consistently turn around orders in 3-4 days. Many bat companies, lacking the wood supply, require 2-3 months.

“For some guys, that’s because they have such a HOMETOWN ONEONTA & The Freeman’s Journal high demand – and there’s Cooperstown Bat proprietor Tim Haney sands a only so much good wood,” new bat as it runs through the lathe at the Haney said. “You can’t company’s factory in the former Hartwick depot, one of 630 created daily. A third lathe will soon make a piece of wood weigh be added. what you want it to weigh. spot. nies had factories in Upstate It weighs what it weighs.”

As this edition went to Sal Paolantonio, the New York and the Adironprominent sportscaster (and dacks because of the quality press, the Sox and Astros were at Houston, playing SUNY Oneonta grad; so is of the wood available.

Game Three of the bestConnie Haney), saw what Cooperstown Bat is benof-seven American League happened and reported it efiting from that, he said, Championship Series. obtaining ready supplies the next morning on ESPN The winning team of that from B&B Forest Products Sports Center. series moves onto the World As for Vazquez, he told in Cairo and Bailey LumSeries, meaning, whatever Haney he was having trouber in Smyrna, as well as happens, Altuve or Vazquez ble obtaining the company’s an Amish sawmill in New will be at the plate in this highest quality bat. “He Berlin. year’s World Series – mayasked if we he could get Ash, yellow birch and be swinging a Cooperstown some, and we made them hard maple. “I’d say about Bat. up,” the bat-maker said.

90 percent of the profesLocally, Cooperstown Bat makes its own “billets” – the raw material of bats – at the former Phillips Lumber Co. mill on Hartwick’s Poplar Avenue.

(It was damaged by fire in April 2017, shortly after the company bought it, but was back in operation by that August.)

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#1 IN CURATORS’ ESTIMATIONS: “Beacon Lights,” 80,000-stitch basket MWPA Institute President Anna D’Ambrosio, left, and Miranda Hofelt, curator of 19th Century American art, consider it the best of the “creme de la creme” of the show. Made of willow, redbud and fernroot, requiring 80,000 stitches, it is considered the best basket ever made.

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Crow descent. And he couldn’t Guided tours, believe we were having such a 1 p.m. every show,” she said. “What really Saturday; Open excited him was that it was free, 10-5 Tuesdaythrough a donation by the Thaw Saturday; 10-4 Sunday, MWPA, Charitable Trust.”

310 Genesee The exhibit was first debuted St., Utica. at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in April 2017, drawing a rave review in The New York Times.

Of the total 900 pieces in The Fenimore Art Museum’s Thaw collection in Cooperstown, curator Eva Fognell selected 43 objects including baskets, costumes, pottery and artworks. The original Met exhibit featured 38 works – Fognell Please See THAW, B3

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mother and I made a point to date everything. Soon we learned what priceless advice it was.”

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he CANO Chili Bowl may still be a few months off, but you can gather with friends for a bowlmaking party. Paint a pre-made or try your hand at the potter’s wheel. 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, Community Arts Network Of Oneonta, Wilber Mansion, 11 Ford Ave., Oneonta.

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• The best way to enjoy some great local beer and delicious food is knowing that the money raised goes to helping a great cause like the Greater LIBBY CUDMORE Oneonta Historical Society,which hosts “Hops for History.” $30. 2-8 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 20, Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St., Oneonta. (607) 432-0960.

• With great weather and bright leaves, you’ll want to spend time outdoors and in nature. State forester Nathan Funk leads an informative walk through Basswood Pond State Forest. 10 a.m.noon, Saturday, Oct. 20. Meet at parking area, Basswood Pond State Forest, 500 Conservation Road, Burlington Flats. (607) 547-4488.

• A walk too slow for your speed? Take a run through the Sixth Ward with the Tailgate 5K to benefit the Sixth Ward Athletic Association. Includes kids dash and a post-race tailgate party with food, raffles and a chance to watch the football game. 9 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, Sixth Ward Athletic Club, 22 W. Broadway, Oneonta. Info (607) 4369136.

• Hug a pony, ride a pony, get your face painted like a pony! The Rosemary Farms horse rescue opens its doors for a Pony Palooza. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, Rosemary Farm, 1646 Roses Brook Road, South Kortright.

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TABLET TALK – 10 a.m.

Bring tablet, questions, get answers from staff. Covers ‘tips & tricks,’ then workshops questions with group. Huntington Memorial Library, 62 Chestnut St., Oneonta. 607432-1980.

BUILDING DEDICATION – 11 a.m. SUNY Oneonta dedicates/renames Science 1 Building to Janet R. Perna Science Building, recognizing ongoing contributions providing scholarships for women in STEM fields of study, more.

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RUMMAGE SALE – Noon - 5 p.m. Find items, plants, baked goods at Fly Creek United Methodist Church, 852 Co. Hwy. 26, Fly Creek. 607-5479946.

BUMP IN THE NIGHT – 5:30 p.m. Tour historic village in lantern light. Visit sites with tales of ghostly happenings, see performance of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart.” One-hour tour departs every half hour to 8 p.m. Children must be accompanied by adult. Cost, $15/non-member. The Farmers’ Museum, Cooperstown. 607-547-1450.

GHOST TOURS – 6 p.m.

Visit spooky places in mansion where ghostly phenomena have been reported. Tours leave every half hour to 7:30.

Cost, $20/person, reservations required. Hyde Hall, 267 Glimmerglass State Park Road, Cooperstown. 607-5475098 ext.6 BOWL DECORATING – 6 - 9 p.m. Create bowls on potters wheel, paint premade bowl to be sold at CANO’s Chili Bowl

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FRENCH TOAST BREAKFAST – 7 a.m. - Noon. Enjoy hearty breakfast to support Sharon Springs Rescue Squad. 137 Beechwood St., Sharon Springs.

FALL PUMPKINS – 8 a.m.

- 2 p.m. Have fun, pick pumpkins, enjoy antique snowmobile show, more. Cullen Pumpkin Farm, 587 Cullen Road, Richfield Springs. 315867-3878.

RUMMAGE SALE – 9 a.m.

- Noon. Find interesting items, also includes $2 bag sale.

Fly Creek United Methodist Church, 852 Co. Hwy. 26, Fly Creek. 607-547-9946.

HALLOWEEN HUSTLE – 9 a.m. Edmeston National

Honor Society hosts 5k/2mile walk during Edmeston spookfest celebration.

Costume prizes awarded.

Cost, $15/adult. Edmeston Central School, 11 North St., Edmeston. E-mail Bruce at bmiller@edmeston.net CLEAN SWEEP – 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Town of Hartwick residents bring items to dispose of including backyard trash, green waste, scrap metal, electronics, tires, more. Items not accepted: hazardous waste, mattresses, old-style TVs, household garbage.

Includes sale of second-hand goods. Town Hall, 103 Town Dr., Hartwick. 607-293-8123.

DRIVING COURSE – 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 6-hour defensive driving course. Reduce insurance rate, remove points from driver’s license. Includes breaks, lunch periods. Hosted

by Booty Security. Cost, $40.

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POETRY FEST – 9 a.m.

Poetry workshop, lecture by Anne Waldman (“Trickster Feminism”), Paul Muldoon, followed by Billy Collins in conversation with Muldoon at 2 p.m. Admission Free, registration required. Sharon Springs Library, 129 Main St., Sharon Springs. E-mail info@ klinkhart.org FUNDRAISER – 9:30 a.m.

Pound For Pink exercise class to support Cancer Treatment Center at Bassett Healthcare. Minimum Donation, $10. Clark Sports Center, Cooperstown. 607-547-2800.

PONY PALOOZA – 10 a.m.

- 4 p.m. Horse rescue opens doors for family friendly celebration. Includes pony hugs, tours, games, local vendors, rides, food, face painting, more. Rosemary Farm, 1646 Roses Brook Road, South Kortright. 607-538-1200.

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION – 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Event features Canning Contest, Pet Parade (in costume), giveaways, raffles, more. Brandows Feed & Seed, 4119 NY7, Oneonta. 607-432-3884.

SPOOKFEST – 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fun day of vendors, kid games, raffles, auctions, a dj, costume contest. Funds raised support Edmeston free library. Edmeston.

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Community Arts Network Of Oneonta, Wilber Mansion, 11 Ford Ave., Oneonta. 607-4322070.

FILM SCREENING – 6:30 & 9 p.m. Showing “Antman and the Wasp.” Cost, $3.

Red Dragon Theater, SUNY Oneonta.

REFUGEE SHABBAT – 7 p.m. Service includes prayers, readings, music to raise awareness, reaffirm commitment to refugees, humane immigration practices. Includes keynote speakers presenting “Welcome the Stranger: US Immigration and Refugee Policy during the Trump Era”

by Dr. Brett Heindl, more.

Temple Beth El, 83 Chestnut St., Oneonta. 607-432-5522.

PLANETARIUM – 7 - 8 p.m.

Live show exploring ancient astronomy. What ancient peoples knew about night sky, sites left behind, more.

Planetarium, AJ Read Science Discovery Center, SUNY Oneonta. 607-436-2011.

POETRY FEST – 7 p.m. Poets Bill Collins, Tracy K. Smith, Anne Waldman share works with audience. Free, open to public. Auditorium, Sharon Springs Central School, 514 St. Hwy. 20, Sharon Springs.

E-mail info@klinkhart.org JAZZ CONCERT – 7:30 p.m.

20th Century Popular Music Gets Jazzed. Hartwick faculty trio showcase versatility of jazz musicians, popular music over past century. Anderson Theater, Hartwick College, Oneonta. E-mail paiged@ hartwick.edu

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TickeTS: $20 for adults $15 for senior citizens and college students with current ID $8 for students age 13-18 Children age 12 and under free when accompanied by an adult.

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called them “the masters of the masters” – but she added several pieces related to the Woodlands area to tell a more local story at the MWPA. “It’s very hard to pick,” said Fognell.

“You have to cull through time after time to distill down to these masterpieces.” Added Hofelt in an interview at the MWPA, “These are the crème de la crème of the Thaw collection. And the Thaw collection is renown.”

Renown worldwide, and soon to be more widely known in Central New York.

“We are making this collection accessible to tens of thousands of people who might not be able to make it to Cooperstown,” said MWPA President Anna Tobin D’Ambrosio. “All the sixth graders in Utica are coming to see this collection as part of their curriculum, so we’re able to share it not just with a new audience, but a new generation.”

The exhibit is divided by region, allowing visitors to trace the ideas and culture geographically. “You get a sense of what objects are typical and what materials are available by either nature or trade,” said Fognell. “The art speaks to their ideas and values.”

But as you tour the exhibit – it’s up until Dec. 30 – D’Ambrosio and Hofelt have selected their top five pieces worthy of your strongest attention: #1, The highlight of the exhibit, according to Hofelt, is Louisa Keyser’s “Beacon Lights” basket (1880), woven of willow, redbud and fern root, with 80,000 stitches. “It is the best basket ever created,” said Hofelt. “She invented the form. It’s the Jackson Pollock, the Michelangelo of the time period.”

According to Vognell, the piece sold for $1,400 in 1914, an unheard of sum for a basket, drawing the attention of the Los Angeles Times. “It was a masterpiece as soon as it was created,” she said. #2, Black Hawk’s “Drawing Book: Buffalo Dreamers Ceremony” (1880-81) depicts images of the Plains and his Lakota people, including ceremonies, wild

animal hunts, warriors and more. He traded the drawings for 50 cents in store credit each with William Edward Canton, a trader who lived on the reservation.

Later, the book was bound, creating a visual record of Lakota traditions.

“Ledger books were popular on the reservation because the Office of Indian Affairs had surplus account books,” said Hofelt. “They used them as sketchbooks. It shows the adaptive resilience – you take what you have and use it to express and create.”

New to this exhibit is a digital copy of the book, allowing visitors to see all of Black Hawk’s drawings. #3, Maria and Julian Martinez, “Jar” (1925) “Maria would make the shape and Julian would do the decoration,” said Hofelt. “They were attempting to revitalize traditional art forms.” At the time, artists like Georgia O’Keefe were being influenced by Native traditions, a reversal of the trend of European-American artists influencing Native artists. #4, “Headdress Frontlet” (1840-70).

Though the mask was created in British Columbia, the design has a distinctly Mayan look, and the blue shell decoration is Abalone from Southern California/Mexico. “We have a tendency to think of these populations as very stable, with no connections,” said Hofelt. “But we see the movement of these materials and goods.” #5, Tlingit Bowl. Those Northwestern tribes used to steam wood to turn each corner, like a trunk also on display, but this particular vessel is made from sheep’s horn, likely used in a feast ceremony.

Gallery talks are planned at 1 p.m. every Saturday through the end of the year, and Fognell will conduct one at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11.

“You can create and maintain a cultural history through artworks,” said Hofelt. “What the Munson Williams Proctor brings is a different perspective, new relationships to the artworks, and conversations in the galleries.”

LONNI SUE/From B1 puzzle-drawings first thing in the morning and continues until late at night.

“She doesn’t feel right if she can’t draw until bedtime,” said Aline. “When we go to the doctor, she’ll ask if she can show the doctor her work, and she’ll draw in the waiting room.”

Several of those drawings – as well as early sketches, pre-professional drawings and well-known works – are on display in “Puzzles of the Brain: An Artist’s Journey through Amnesia” at The Fenimore Museum through Dec. 31.

The virus damaged two areas of her brain: the temporal lobe was severely damaged, and her hippocampus was essentially obliterated.

She remembers that she had a farm – near Middlefield Center, was an illustrator, and was an airplane pilot. And she can still draw and play the viola. “She remembers a lot about those general types of things.

But she can’t remember specific events such as her wedding day or what was said five sentences ago,” said Aline.

Aline had to teach her sister to brush her teeth, day in and day out, for over a year. “Although her learning is slow, she can learn and that’s huge.”

The show originated at The Walters Art Museum, in partnership with Johns Hopkins University.

She had done catalogue covers for Landau’s Woolens, the Princeton store. “After she got ill, I promised to keep people up to date. I told Robert Landau, who told his wife, Dr. Barbara Landau,” said Aline.

“She was the chair of the department and was the first scientist to get involved with the research. She came to see Lonni Sue every month, and approached the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore.”

The original exhibit, in 2011,

Post-encephalitis, Lonni Sue has been solving puzzles and drawing images simultaneously. was only half the size of The Fenimore’s, but continued to grow as Lonni Sue’s output increased.

The exhibit was also featured at the Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton in 2012 and, in 2016, during the Memory Disorders Research Society (MDRS) conference at Princeton University.

New to this exhibit is an early sketch of her family’s apartment building in Switzerland, where they lived for a year when Lonni Sue was 4, as well as a Richard Walker photograph of her beside her plane.

“I found that sketch while I was going through boxes in our parents’ attic,” said Aline. “It’s the first time anyone has seen it.”

Also on display are some of her earliest post-illness drawings, including “Red Green and Blue,” where her mother, Margaret, would draw a line, and Lonni Sue

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would draw another, manifesting in sketches of cats and other small pieces of whimsy.

“She could barely speak and barely draw a line in the beginning,” she said. “But getting back to her artwork was an important framework with which she grasped onto life again.”

“It (art) was a big part of Lonni Sue’s life; and it’s helping he come through a very difficult situation,” said Chris Rossi, The Fenimore curator who helped put together the show with Aline. “It’s helping her regain her identity.”

She had rules for her artwork, especially as the puzzles began to progress. “Every word had to have a picture, and every picture had to have a word, which helped her regain her verbal and visual vocabularies” said Aline. “And all words had to be happy words. If someone offered a word that wasn’t happy, she didn’t use it.”

Her puzzle “Enthusiastic,” featuring a woman with a pleated skirt leaping across the page, is on display, as is a whimsical puzzle titled “Pants,” where the grid is a pair of pants with the words “Cuffs” “Buttons” and “Zippers” filled in.

The exhibit also features work from her hypergraphia – an intense desire to write or draw – where she wrote words obsessively, often without pictures. And when pictures did appear – for example, her cats – “they were not soft and fuzzy, like before,” said Aline.

But the puzzles and pictures eventually returned, including “Drawing Together” and “Trio” in the exhibit. “She is enthusiastic, radiant and full of joy,” she said.

“When she’s sharing her puzzles, she’s able to relate to people.”

Aline will lead a “Food For Thought” tour of the exhibit, with a cocktail hour to follow, at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1 at The Fenimore.

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BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE F/K/A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR DELTA FUNDING HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1999-2, Plaintiff, Plaintiff designates OTSEGO as the place of trial situs of the real property vs.

MATTHEW KNUTSEN AS HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE OF THE ESTATE OF CLAUDIA GRACE LEVEILLE A/K/A CLAUDIA G LEVEILLE; HEATHER KNUTSEN AS HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE OF THE ESTATE OF CLAUDIA GRACE LEVEILLE A/K/A CLAUDIA G LEVEILLE; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DISTRIBUTEES OF THE ESTATE OF CLAUDIA GRACE LEVEILLE A/K/A CLAUDIA G. LEVEILLE; any and all persons unknown to plaintiff, claiming, or who may claim to have an interest in, or general or specific lien upon the real property described in this action; such unknown persons being herein generally described and intended to be included in the following designation, namely: the wife, widow, husband, widower, heirs at law, next of kin, descendants, executors, administrators, devisees, legatees, creditors, trustees, committees, lienors, and assignees of such deceased, any and all persons deriving interest in or lien upon, or title to said real property by, through or under them, or either of them, and their respective wives, widows, husbands, widowers, heirs at law, next of kin, descendants, executors, administrators, devisees, legatees, creditors, trustees, committees, lienors and assigns, all of whom and whose names, except as stated, are unknown to plaintiff; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, “JOHN DOE #1” through “JOHN DOE #12,” the last twelve names being fictitious and unknown to plaintiff, the persons or parties intended

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To the above named Defendants YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the Plaintiff’s Attorney within 20 days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service (or within 30 days after the service is complete if this summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York) in the event the United States of America is made a party defendant, the time to answer for the said United States of America shall not expire until (60) days after service of the Summons; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.

NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the above caption action is to foreclose a Mortgage to secure the sum of $60,000.00 and interest, recorded on April 6, 1999, at Liber 781 Page 190, of the Public Records of OTSEGO County, New York, covering premises known as 644 MILL CREEK ROAD OTEGO, NY 13825-2299.

The relief sought in the within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the premises described above to satisfy the debt secured by the Mortgage described above.

OTSEGO County is designated as the place of trial because the real property affected by this action is located in said county.

NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME If you do not respond to this summons and complaint by serving a copy of the answer on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may be entered and you can lose your home.

Speak to an attorney or go to the court where your case is pending for further information on how to answer the summons and protect your property.

Sending a payment to the mortgage company will not stop the foreclosure action.

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FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. RAS BORISKIN, LLC Attorney for Plaintiff BY: SAHAR HAMLANI, ESQ. 900 Merchants Concourse, Suite 310 Westbury, NY 11590 516-280-7675 4LegalNov.8 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of J. Ward Eggleston Family LLC Filed 10/11/18 Office: Otsego Co. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 29 Pioneer Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326 Purpose: all lawful 6LegalNov.22 Legal nOtice Notice of Qualification of Project Travel, LLC. Authority filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 08/28/18.

Office location: Otsego County.

LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 09/02/14. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: InCorp Services, Inc., One Commerce Plaza-99 Washington Ave., Ste. 805-A, Albany, NY 12210-2822, also the registered agent upon whom process may be served. Address to be maintained in DE: Corporation Trust Center, 1209 Orange St, Wilmington, DE 19801.

Arts of Org. filed with Jeffrey W. Bullock, DE Secy. of State, Division of Corporations, PO Box 898, Dover, DE 19903.

Purpose: any lawful activities.

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against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 10 CHESTER ST ONEONTA NY 13820.

Purpose: any lawful activity.

6LegalNov.15 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Company Name: Two Sisters Winery.

Articles of Organization were filed with the Secretary of NYS on 6/8/18.

Office location Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to the LLC, 127 Marion Ave., Gilbertsville, NY 13776.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

6LegalNov.8 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company Name: WALDO JOHNSTON ENTERPRISES LLC. Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 5 September 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 5425 Sol Rue Circle, Vero Beach, FL 32967.

Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.

6LegalNov.8 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company Name: HYDER CREEK FARM LLC.

Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 10/01/18.

Office location: Otsego County.

Princ. office of LLC: 2595 County Hwy. 35, Schenevus, NY 12155.

SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office.

Purpose: Any lawful activity.

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Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 7 September 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 229 Main St, Richfield Springs, NY 13439.

Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.

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Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company

Name: TWC ENTERPRISES LLC. Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 17 September 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process

Name: LAURA’S GARDEN LLC. Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 21 March 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and

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SSNY shall mail copy of process to 119 Shulgay Rd, Cherry Valley, NY 13320.

Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.

6LegalNov.8 Legal nOtice SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF OTSEGO

Re-Filed: 9/13/2018

Filed: 2/12/1018 Plaintiff, Index No. 2017-0250 Plaintiff designates OTSEGO County as place of trial Venue is based upon County in which premises are being situate SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS WITH NOTICE ACTION TO FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”) A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, -against- GREGG EGGLESTON AS HEIR AT LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF VALARIE L. HAFELE; MATTHEW HAFELE AS HEIR AT LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF VALARIE L. HAFELE; DARCEE LEWIS AS HEIR AT LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF VALARIE L. HAFELE; “JOHN DOE” AND “JANE DOE” 1 THROUGH 50, INTENDING TO BE THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DISTRIBUTEES, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, TRUSTEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, AND ASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATE OF VALARIE L. HAFELE WHO WAS BORN IN 1957 AND DIED ON JUNE 14, 2017, A RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY OF OTSEGO, WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS WAS 696 STATE HIGHWAY 7, LOT 55, UNADILLA, NY 13849, THEIR SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST IF ANY OF THE AFORESAID DEFENDANTS BE DECEASED, THEIR RESPECTIVE HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT OF KIN, AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST OF THE AFORESAID CLASSES OF PERSON, IF THEY OR ANY OF THEM BE DEAD, AND THEIR RESPECTIVE HUSBANDS, WIVES OR WIDOWS, IF ANY, ALL OF WHOM AND WHOSE NAMES AND PLACES OF RESIDENCE ARE UNKNOWN TO THE PLAINTIFF; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE; Defendants.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action

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and to serve a copy of your Answer or, if the Complaint is not served with this Summons, to serve a Notice of Appearance upon the Plaintiff’s attorney within twenty (20) days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the date of service or within thirty (30) days after the service is complete if this Summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York. If you fail to so appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

DATED: Elmsford, New York September 11, 2018 NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME If you do not respond to this summons and complaint by serving a copy of the answer on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may be entered and you can lose your home.

Speak to an attorney or go to the court where your case is pending for further information on how to answer the summons and protect your property.

Sending a payment to your mortgage company will not stop this foreclosure action.

YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”) A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. Alex Zamenhof, Esq. Knuckles, Komosinski & Manfro, LLP Attorneys for Plaintiff 565 Taxter Road Suite 590 Elmsford, NY 10523 Phone: (914) 3453020 NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”) A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS FORECLOSING AGAINST THE OWNER OF THIS PREMISES. IF YOU LIVE HERE, THIS LAWSUIT MAY RESULT IN YOUR EVICTION. YOU MAY WISH TO CONTACT A LAWYER TO DISCUSS ANY RIGHTS AND POSSIBLE DEFENSES YOU MAY HAVE. NOTICE OF OBJECT OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the above-entitled action is to foreclose a mortgage to secure $52,500.00 plus interest, recorded in the Of-

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fice of the County Clerk/City Register of the County of Otsego on September 13, 2006 Document Number: 2006-00048618 covering the premises described as follows: 2 Killkenny Road, Unadilla, NY, 13849 The relief sought in the within action is final judgment directing the sale of the premises described above to satisfy the debt secured by the mortgage described above.

The Plaintiff makes no personal claim against any Defendants in this action.

The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable Michael V. Coccoma, JSC dated June 11, 2018 and filed June 21, 2018 Help for Homeowners in Foreclosure New York State Law requires that we send you this notice about the foreclosure process. Please read it carefully.

Summons and Complaint You are in danger of losing your home. If you fail to respond to the summons and complaint in this foreclosure action, you may lose your home. Please read the summons and complaint carefully. You should immediately contact an attorney or your local legal aid office to obtain advice on how to protect yourself.

Sources of Information and Assistance The State encourages you to become informed about your options in foreclosure. In addition to seeking assistance from an attorney or legal aid office, there are government agencies and non-profit organizations that you may contact for information about possible options, including trying to work with your lender during this process.

To locate an entity near you, you may call the toll-free helpline maintained by the New York State Department of Financial Services at (800) 342-3736 or visit the Department’s website at http:// www.dfs.ny.gov.

Rights and Obligations YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME AT THIS TIME. You have the right to stay in your home during the foreclosure process. You are not required to leave your home unless and until your property is sold at auction pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale.

Regardless of whether you choose to remain in your home, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR PROPERTY and pay property taxes in accordance with state and local law.

Foreclosure Rescue Scams Be careful of people who ap-

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proach you with offers to “save” your home. There are individuals who watch for notices of foreclosure actions in order to unfairly profit from a homeowner’s distress. You should be extremely careful about any such promises and any suggestions that you pay them a fee or sign over your deed.

State law requires anyone offering such services for profit to enter into a contract which fully describes the services they will perform and fees they will charge, and which prohibits them from taking any money from you until they have completed all such promised services.

4LegalOct.25 Legal nOtice SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS WITH NOTICE INDEX NO.: 20160444 Date Filed: 07/20/2016 MORTGAGED PREMISES: 143 Cross Road, Gilbertsville, New York 13776 SBL #: 304 – 1 – 29 Plaintiff designates Otsego County as the place of trial; venue is based upon the county in which the mortgaged premises is situate.

STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT: COUNTY OF OTSEGO The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-14, Plaintiff, -againstThe Estate of Mary F. Quinn; Unknown Heirs of The Estate of Mary F. Quinn, and all the heirs at law, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid defendants, next of kin, distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, creditors, assignees and successors in interest of any of the aforesaid classes of person, if they or any of them be dead, and their respective husbands, wives or widows, if any, and all of whom and whose names and places of residence are unknown to plaintiff, except as herein stated; Lois Quinn a/k/a Lois Quinn Pondolfino individually, as Heir to The Estate of Mary F. Quinn and as Trustee for William Joseph Wilson; William J. Wilson a/k/a William Joseph Wilson; United States of America o/b/o Internal Revenue Service; New York State Department of Taxation and Finance; Defendants, TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the Complaint is not served with this Summons, to serve a notice of

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appearance on the attorneys for the Plaintiff within 20 days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service (or within 30 days after service is complete if this Summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York). In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME. IF YOU DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT

BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE MORTGAGE COMPANY WHO FILED THIS FORECLOSURE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT, A DEFAULT JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AND YOU CAN LOSE YOUR HOME. SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY OR GO TO THE COURT WHERE YOUR CASE IS PENDING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO ANSWER THE SUMMONS AND PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING PAYMENT TO YOUR MORTGAGE COMPANY WILL NOT STOP THIS FORECLOSURE ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. THE OBJECT of the above captioned action is to foreclose a Mortgage to secure $21,150.00 and interest, recorded in the Otsego County Clerk’s Office on November 4, 1999, in Book 832, Page 85, covering premises known as 143 Cross Road, Gilbertsville, New York 13776 – SBL # 304 – 1 – 29.

The relief sought in the within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the premises described above to satisfy the debt secured by the Mortgage described above.

The Plaintiff also seeks a deficiency judgment against the Defendants and for any debt secured by said Mortgage which is not satisfied by the proceeds of the sale of said premises.

TO the above named Defendants, the foregoing Supplemental Summons with Notice is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Michael V. Coccoma of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of Otsego, dated May 08, 2018.

Dated: September 24 2018

McCalla, Raymer, Leibert, Pierce, LLC /s/____________ Marika Dagounis, Esq.

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THURSDAY-Friday, OCTOBER 18-19, 2018

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COMMEMORATION – 10 a.m. Celebrate 238th anniversary of Battles of Stone Arabia, Klock’s Field, fought between Albany County Militia, led by Sir John Johnson, British Indians and Loyalists, led by Captain Joseph Brant.

Stone Arabia Dutch Church, 5371-5407 Ephratah Road,

Fort Plain. 518-423-3701 FORESTRY – 10 a.m.

- Noon. Walk in Basswood Pond State Forest with state forester Nathan Funk. Learn forest’s history, planned actions, recreational opportunities. Meet at parking area, Basswood Pond State Forest, 500 Conservation Road, Burlington Flats. 607-547-4488.

PHOTOGRAPHY – 10 a.m.

- 1 p.m. Learn technical, aes-

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thetic basics of phone photography, get comfortable with 1 or 2 image processing apps with fine art photographer JW Johnston. Registration required. Huntington Memorial Library, 62 Chestnut St., Oneonta. 607-432-1980.

CRAFT WORKSHOP – 11 a.m. Create glass Christmas ornament with Bobby Sharp.

1-hour classes through 2:30 p.m. Cost, $99/student, limited availability. Franklin Company, 736 St. Hwy. 28, Oneonta. 607-432-2322.

CHEMISTRY WORKSHOP – Noon - 3 p.m. Hands on fair explores chemistry of cleaning oil spills, propelling rockets, dyeing clothes, designing batteries, more. A.J. Read Science Discovery Center, SUNY Oneonta. 607-436-2011.

CRAFT WORKSHOP – Noon - 5 p.m. 2 day workshop. Create small pumpkin-shaped basket for trick-or-treating with artisan Beverly Cornelius. Cost, $95/non-member + materials fee. Arkell Museum, 2 Erie Blvd., Canajoharie. 518-673-2314.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT – 12:30 p.m. Lecture “Women’s Suffrage” with Tom Heitz, local historian, civil rights activist. Cost, $30/non-member.

Bump Tavern, The Farmers’ Museum, Cooperstown. 607547-1450.

OPERA – 12:55 p.m. Live streaming “Samson et Delila”

by Saint-Saens. Foothills Performing Arts Center, Oneonta.

607-431-2080.

HARVEST FEST – 1 - 4 p.m.

7th annual fest features soup tasting, fall crafts, delicious local produce. Also local artists displaying works, live music, 50/50 raffle, more.

Van Alstyne Homestead & Museum, 42 Moyer St., Canajoharie. 315-281-4288.

TRAIL BUILD – 1 - 4 p.m.

Otsego Land trust invites volunteers to help with second phase of perimeter trail.

Fetterly Forest, 302 Roses Hill Road, Richfield. 607-5472366 ext. 108.

BOOK SIGNING – 1 - 4 p.m. Author Connie Spanhake signs copies of book “Finding Me.” Huntington Memorial Library, 62 Chestnut St., Oneonta. 607-547-1980.

WRITERS GROUP – 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Join writers, improve your craft. Hosted by published author, Jennifer Donohue. Huntington Memorial Library, 62 Chestnut St., Oneonta. Call 607-432-1980.

HOPS FOR HISTORY – 2 - 8 p.m. Oneonta venues offer foods paired with local beers.

Tickets, $30. Available at Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St., Oneonta. 607-4320960.

HARVEST DINNER – 3

- 8:30 p.m. Fun evening features food, crafts, entertainment. Free, tickets required.

The Turning Point, 22 Elm St., Oneonta. 607-267-4435.

BUMP IN THE NIGHT – 5:30 p.m. Tour Farmers’ Museum historic village in lantern light. See Friday Listing.

GHOST TOURS – 6 p.m.

Visit all spooky places in Hyde Hall. See Friday Listing.

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- 8 p.m. Free Showing, “Hotel Transylvania 3” (2018). Viewers welcome to bring snacks, pillows, blankets, more. Clark Sports Center, Cooperstown.

607-547-2800.

FILM SCREENING – 6:30 & 9 p.m. Showing “Antman and the Wasp.” See Friday Listing.

MUSIC – 7 - 9 p.m. Internationally acclaimed Alexander String Quartet performs Mozart, Penderecki’s “Leaves of an Unwritten Day,” Ravel.

Cost, $20 at-door. West Kortright Center, 49 W. Kortright Church Road, East Meredith.

607-278-5454.

POTLUCK DINNER – 7 p.m.

Celebrate “Oktoberfest” with food & friends. Residents of Fly Creek, Cooperstown, Hartwick, surrounding areas welcome. Fly Creek United Methodist Church, 852 Co. Hwy. 26, Fly Creek. 607-5479946.

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420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 840 New York, New York 10170 p. 347-286-7409 f. 347-286-7414 HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS IN FORECLOSURE New York State Law requires that we send you this notice about the foreclosure process.

Please read it carefully.

SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT You are in danger of losing your home. If you fail to respond to the Summons and Complaint in this foreclosure action, you may lose your home. Please read the Summons and Complaint carefully. You should immediately contact an attorney or your local legal aid office to obtain advice on how to protect yourself.

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assistance from an attorney or legal aid office, there are government agencies and non-profit organizations that you may contact for information about possible options, including trying to work with your lender during this process.

To locate an entity near you, you may call the toll-free helpline maintained by the New York State Department of Financial Services at 1-877-BANKNYS (1-877-2265697) or visit the department’s website at: http://www. dfs.ny.gov RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME AT THIS TIME. You have the right to stay in your home during the foreclosure process. You are not required to leave your home unless and until your property is sold at auction pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale.

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REQUIRED TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR PROPERTY and pay property taxes in accordance with state and local law.

FORECLOSURE RESCUE SCAMS Be careful of people who approach you with offers to “save” your home. There are individuals who watch for notices of foreclosure actions in order to unfairly profit from a homeowner’s distress. You should be extremely careful about any such promises and any suggestions that you pay them a fee or sign over your deed. State law requires anyone offering such services for profit to enter into a contract which fully describes the services they will perform and fees they will charge, and which prohibits them from taking any money from you until they have completed all such promised services.

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Cherry Valley Brewing Company, LLC Articles of Organization of this Limited Liability Company (LLC) were filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on September 12, 2018.

The LLC maintains its office in Otsego County.

SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process served to Cherry Valley Brewing Company, LLC, 201 Main Street, Cherry Valley, NY 13320.

Purpose: for any lawful activity for which limited liability companies may be formed under the law.

6LegalOct.25 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company (LLC).

Name: Dudman Properties, LLC.

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Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 12 September 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 10 Market Street, Suite 11, New York, 13820.

Purpose: any lawful activity. 6LegalOct.25 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of a NY Limited Liability Company (LLC) Name: DRI 5, LLC. Articles of Organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 30 August 2018.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 10 Market Street, Suite 11, New York, 13820.

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Purpose: any lawful activity. 6LegalOct.25 Legal nOtice NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION Name of the LLC: CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES LLC. Articles of Org. filed with NYS Sec. of State on 06/20/18.

Office location is Otsego County.

SSNYS designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served.

SSNYS shall mail process to The LLC, P. O. Box 93 (3 Bronner St.), Richfield Springs, NY 13439.

Purpose: any lawful activity.

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process against may be served & shall mail process to Richard Robinson, 540 St. Hwy 165, Cherry Valley, NY 13320.

General Purpose 6LegalOct.18 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of BP FISHER PROPERTIES, LLC

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Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 8/20/2018.

Office in Otsego Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 213 Chestnut St., Oneonta, NY 13820, which is also the principal business location.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

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Silly Goat Creative LLC,

Notice of Formation of

Arts of Org. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 08/02/2018.

Cty: Otsego.

SSNY desig. as agent upon whom

BLACK MOOSE LAND HOLDINGS, LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY)

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8/27/2018.

Office in Otsego Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 359 Delaware County Hwy 11, Oneonta, NY 13820, which is also the principal business location.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

6LegalOct.18 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of SARANNIKA, LLC. Arts of Org. filed with New York Secy of State (SSNY) on 8/31/18.

Office location: Otsego County.

SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 25 Robert Pitt Dr., Ste 204, Monsey, NY 10952. The name and address of the Reg. Agent is Vcorp Agent Services, Inc., 25 Robert Pitt Dr., Ste 204, Monsey, NY 10952.

Purpose: any lawful activity.

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Office: Otsego County.

SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, 20 Moreland Road, Suite 3, Hauppauge, NY 11788.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

6LegalOct.18 Legal nOtice Notice of Formation of Shultis Family LLC Filed 8/30/18 Office: Otsego Co. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 20 Lewis Street, Oneonta, NY 13820 Purpose: all lawful 6LegalOct.18

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Michael Swatling, 71, Cherry Valley; Pursued 50-Year Career In Logging CHERRY VALLEY – Michael Kurth Swatling, 71, who pursued a 50-year career in logging, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018, at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse.

He was born Aug. 16, 1947, in Herkimer to Roy K. Swatling and Elizabeth M. (Schroeder) Swatling.

The Swatling family put down roots in Fly Creek in 1960, where Mike would eventually graduate high school, start his business and raise a family.

He started in the timber industry when he was still a teenager, and spent the next

more than 50 years perfecting his craft. He was proudly “logging it” until the end.

Mike was an avid race fan and spent many years in the dirt racing circuit. He never met a stranger and was always happy to share a story, a laugh and a coffee.

Those that knew him have heard more than one of his “sayings.” He was affectionately known by many names: MK, Big Mike, Spike, The Silver Tongued Devil and “The Professor.”

Mike was the guy you called whenever you needed something and we were all lucky to have him in our

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Peter Brykailo, 71; Justice In Exeter, Richfield Springs

Grandma loved her farm, her family, and playing her old guitar.

Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home will take the time to find out what made your loved one special.

Whether it’s finding just the right flowers, or finding a musician to play her favorite tunes on her old guitar, we’ll do what’s necessary to make her service as unique as she was.

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He is survived by his children, Michael (Carrie) Swatling, Joshua Onyan, Rachael (Marty) Michael Sarafin, Kala Swatling (John) Jablonski, Amanda Swatling, Nicole (Corey) Robbins; grandchildren, Sophia, Rowan, Avalyn, Royce, Michael, Gillian, Addison, Alexis, Oliver, Samuel, Benjamin, Henry, Madison, Olivia, and Bella; siblings, Susan Swatling, Peter Swatling, Barbara (Hector) Griswold, and Tom (Kristi) Swatling; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Calling hours were held Tuesday, Oct. 16, at Tillapaugh Funeral Home. Burial will be held at a later date.

Arrangements are with Tillapaugh Funeral Service.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS – Peter Brykailo Jr., 71, who served for 20 years as a justice for the Village of Richfield Springs and Town of Exeter, passed away peacefully MonPeter day evening, Brykailo Oct. 8, 2018, in Jr. his home with the comfort of family at his side.

An honorably discharged Navy veteran, he retired from a career with Frontier Communications in 2010.

Survivors include his wife, Donna (Kurkowski) Brykailo; his children, Peter Brykailo and his wife, Jennifer, Robert Brykailo and his wife, Lisa, Mary Brykailo and Melissa Pearce and her husband, Nicholas; and several grandchildren.

Calling hours are 4-7 p.m.

Friday at J. Seaton McGrath Funeral Home, 40 W. James St., Richfield Springs. A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph the Worker Church, Richfield Springs.

Memorial donations may be made to the B. Thomas Golisano Hope Lodge Hospitality House, 1120 S. Goodman St. Rochester, NY 14620.

Arrangements are entrusted to the J. Seaton McGrath Funeral Home.

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Edward Decker Ayers III, 66; Cooperstown Native, Contractor In Texas

COOPERSTOWN – Ayers II, Edward Decker Ayers III, 66 – Decker, as he was known by all – died Saturday, Sept. 15 after a long illness.

Born on July 6, 1952, in Cooperstown to Janet and Decker Ayers, he grew up in the idyllic setting of small town life with friends, family and loves that are still there today.

An amazing skier, rifleman, outdoorsman and friend, he touched each he came in contact with differently. His love of travel and new adventures, was most likely only second to his

deep passion for history and reading. He always had a “Fun Fact of the day”.

Starting his career as a framer, his knack for design soon became apparent and for 30+ years he owned and operated EDACO Inc., in Austin, Texas, and was a high-end custom contractor.

Blessed with two children, Edward Decker Ayers IV and Johanna Green, both of Austin, he was a loving and kind father, the kind we can all be proud of.

He married Lindley Pond in 2014 after a long courtship, yet a short romance.

He leaves behind a sister

and brother, Kathy Arnold, and Sam Ayers, and countless kids and grandkids. He also leaves behind Lindley’s fam- Edward ily, her father Decker and his wife, Ayers III Bob and Fran Pond, and her brothers Jay and Matt and their families.

The nieces and nephews of both are countless and each knows they had a special place in his soul.

Originally published in the American-Statesman on Sept. 22, 2018

COOPERSTOWN – Roger William Newell, 70, a native of Cooperstown who worked in Texas for four decades as an engineer, passed away Oct. 5, 2018, in Mesquite, Texas, following a courageous battle with cancer.

Born July 6, 1948, in Cooperstown, he was the son of Roger Gavin Newell and Edna Louise Bliss Newell. After graduating from Cooperstown Central School, Class of 1966, he attended Stony Brook Uni-

versity on Long Island and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in history.

Since 1979, he had been a resident of the Dallas, Texas, area and for 39 years was employed there as an engineer.

Roger is survived by his mother, Louise Newell of Pompano Beach, Fla.; his wife, Teresa of Mesquite; his son, USAF Col. Matthew Newell, and his wife, Tiffany and their children, Brody and Rowan of Missouri; two

sisters, JoAnn Dow (John Schallert) of Cooperstown and Cheryl Phillips (Craig Phillips) of Herkimer; two stepdaughters, Amy and Kim; step-grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and other family members.

He was predeceased by his father, Roger G. Newell.

Graveside services were held Oct. 10, in Strong Cemetery in Henderson, Texas.

Arrangements are entrusted to The Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home.

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At End Of Fest, Pumpkin To Be Blown Up PUMPKINS/From A1 Group – started growing the giant pumpkins when one of Rachel’s clients gave him the seeds.

“Our first one weighed 864 pounds,” he said. “I was surprised – I was thinking it would be more like three or four hundred.

But it’s genetics, like everything else.”

He joined BigPumpkin.com, an online networks of growers, learning and sharing tips, as well as trading and buying seeds, which are about the size of a quarter.

He starts the plants indoors in March and moves them to the field in late spring.

“I only allow one fruit per plant so that all the energy goes into that one,” he said.

HOMETOWN ONEONTA & The Freeman’s Journal “And by the first of August, I stop all plant Young Fraser MacDonald contrasts growth.” a standard pumpkin with the The pumpkins require hours of watering. behemoth he and dad Chris grew.

“If we get less than a quarter inch of rain in Colchester, Vt., and to a festival in Saraa day, we have to water for two or three toga Springs. “The largest one in Vermont hours,” he said. “This June and July were was 1,677 pounds,” he said. “In Saratoga, terrible for growing, so we watered for five it was 1,825 pounds.” His two pumpkins hours a day for three weeks.” placed sixth and seventh.

But at their peak, they can put on as But don’t start imagining how many pies much as 50 pounds a week. “I use a calyou can get from them. “You can eat them, cium fertilizer,” he said. “They need boron, but they’re not very good,” he said. “We potassium and phosphorus too.” usually feed them to the sheep.”

But a more fun measurement is Fraser, 7, Faced with declining attendance, Coowho models in the field for them to show perstown’s annual Pumpkinfest and Pumpthe pumpkin’s growth. “I’m 6-foot-5 and kin Regatta ended in 2014, the same year the pumpkins look big beside me,” he said. that MacDonald started growing his giant The pumpkin in Mount Vision is his larg- pumpkins. est yet, weighing a whopping 1,442 pounds MacDonald take the pumpkins to the pounds. “The one in Cooperstown weights Norwich Pumpkin Festival Friday-Satur1,224 pounds.” day, Oct. 26-27, and come Nov. 1, his famAlso on display in Mount Vision is a giily will engage in their favorite post-harvest ant squash, weighing 753.5 pounds. tradition.

He took them to a giant pumpkin festival “We’re going to blow them up,” he said.

CV-S School Board Leases Land For Solar Farm SOLAR/From A1 In August, the school board unanimously agreed to lease the 25 acres to the Boston-based solar-development company that has placed solar panels throughout downtown Boston, across Massachusetts and into New York State.

The school district would receive a $25,000 annual payment on the 183 Neilson Road site.

“We’ve done some projects in Dutchess County and we’re starting to move to the National Grid,” said Gene MacAuliffe, principal/ acquisitions for the company. “We saw this land and thought it would be a good space.”

Each one-megawatt AC power plant – one megawatt can power 164 households – needs five acres of land, so five one-megawatt panels are planned here.

“The size is dependent on the wattage of the panels. If we can get more powerful panels, the acreage could shrink,” he said.

In New York, developers are required to offer community solar by selling “metering credits.” The electricity goes into the grid, and, depending on how much is produced, custom-

ers will see those credits reflected on their bill.

“We’ll be selling the credits at a discounted rate,” said MacAuliffe. “If the residential rate is 11½ cents per kilowatt hour, we’ll offer 10 percent off that.”

Even the school is getting in on the action. “We’re excited to go green,” said Climenhaga. “We’ll not only be getting payment for the lease, but we’ll get credits towards our utility bill, and Omni Navitas has offered to do educational programs with our students using the panels.”

If completed, it will be the county’s third solar farm. The latest, Solstice, broke ground on a 13-acre farm on Pool Brook Road, north of the Village of Laurens. In 2017, the county also put in a solar farm in Laurens, which powers the Meadows building in Cooperstown.

In Sharon Springs, a 785acre farm has been proposed, in addition to another east of the village on Route 20, and in Harpersfield, a 50-acre solar farm is currently being considered, although it has been slowed by neighborhood opposition.

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Lapin, D-Oneonta, who is also the OCCA’s environmental planner, finds towns and villages are struggling to keep their zoning regs and site-plan reviews up to the task of welcoming solar.

“A lot of towns have yet to develop laws to adequately accommodate solar farms,” he said. “We want to make sure they can place them in the best areas to get the most benefit.”

In Harpersfield, “the town struggled to understand the magnitude of this project,” he said. “They were caught off-guard, and quickly reviewed, but we still feel the site isn’t compatible.

There are runoff issues, and residential development on three sides.”

In Cherry Valley, the proposal, approved by the school board, still has to go to a public vote, as would any lease of public land for more than 10 years. The vote will be held noon-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25 in the main lobby of the Cherry Valley school.

And if approved, MacAuliffe hopes the project will be finished by late summer 2019.

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299.8-2-49 Res 0.25A 242 Chestnut St $1432.12 Total $1432.12 Wright Rita 299.8-2-8 Res 0.10A 268 Chestnut St $3671.07 Total $3671.07 Market Street Apartments LLC 300.10-1-7 Res 0.24A 12-14 Market St $1822.36 Total $1822.36 Sakowitz Mark 300.23-1-12 Res 0.08A 215-217 Main St $12040.90 Total $12040.90 Melex LLC 300.236-1 Res 0.01A 189 Main St $6192.91 Total $6192.91 Polley Mark A 300.5-1-12 Res 0.11A 33 Cherry St $5999.55 Total $5999.55 Imperato John J Jr 300.5-1-30 Res 0.10A 112-114 Chestnut St $6331.40 Total $6331.40 Monika Pluta 300.5-1-47 Res 0.32A 142 Chestnut St $1815.85 Total $1815.85 Casey Thomas W III 300.5-1-7 Res 0.19A 28 Clinton St $3322.01 Total $3322.01 Nickerson Jack 300.5-2-54 Res 0.11A 8 High St $3873.35 Total $3873.35 Celik Janet 300.5-2-62 Res 0.09A 1-3 Franklin St $6932.54 Total $6932.54 Giallanzo Patricia 300.5-2-9 Res 0.19A 15 Cherry St $3481.34 Total $3481.34 Amato Mary A 300.5-3-1 Res 0.10A 2 Walnut St $5645.18 Total $5645.18 Equity Trust Co., custodian FB 300.5-3-18 Res 0.08A 30 Church St $3589.16 Total $3589.16 RBFD Inc 300.5-4-1 Res 0.16A 199201 Chestnut St $5249.35 Total $5249.35 Pluta Monika 300.5-4-46 Res 0.19A 29 Watkins Ave $8475.02 Total $8475.02 Watson Tyrone E 300.5-4-55 Res 0.95A Cliff St $113.52 Total $113.52 Dobbs William K 300.5-4-64 Res 0.15A 14-20 Cliff St $8348.43 Total $8348.43 Daniels Theodore 300.5-4-73 Res 0.21A 15 Watkins Ave $6137.11 Total $6137.11 Volpe Virginia RC 300.5-5-41 Res 0.12A 24-26 Academy St $3614.34 Total $3614.34 DIVISIONGROUP123 LLC 300.6-2-16 Res 0.18A 16 Division St $6817.36 Total $6817.36 YDMM Realty, LLC 300.6-2-60 Res 0.19A 5 Grand St $3433.88 Total $3433.88 Eardley Bill T 300.6-3-54 Res 0.12A 1 Tilton Ave

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$7249.45 Total $7249.45 May Kerri A 300.6-4-6 Res 0.08A 36 Otsego St $2930.09 Total $2930.09 Sakowitz Mark 300.7-1-5 Res 0.20A 8 Valleyview St $1683.77 Total $1683.77 Quigley Richard 300.7-4-2 Res 0.08A 496 Main St $3433.94 Total $3433.94 Ogborn Lorraine R 300.8-1-34 Res 0.16A 14 Reynolds St $1596.32 Total $1596.32 Sobers Richard C 300.9-1-30 Res 0.26A 40 River St $2741.30 Total $2741.30 Murphy Michael 300.9-1-65 Res 0.15A 12 Mosher Ave $2587.63 Total $2587.63 Woods Alice E 300.9-2-63 Res 0.12A 6 Parish Ave $4109.58 Total $4109.58 Nickerson Jack 300.9-3-20 Res 0.11A 32 London Ave $2059.24 Total $2059.24 Scheer Jeffrey S 300.9-3-89 Res 0.17A 14 Luther St $4166.12 Total $4166.12

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126.00-1-18.00 Res 0.32A 1681 Co Hwy 16 $777.49 Total $777.49 Parker Lou Ann 126.00-1-28.00 Res 4.72A Co Hwy 16* $94.13 Total $94.13 Damulis Anthony P 126.00-1-3.00 Res 0.14A Gulf Rd $378.49 Total $378.49 Danza Mark 126.00-1-33.00 Res 3.09A Co Hwy 16 $264.84 Total $264.84 Schwerd Betty Anne 127.00-1-21.02 Res 2.61A 806 Betty Annes Rd $2111.19 Total $2111.19 Lennox Carroll W 63.00-1-32.00 Res 0.21A 6478 St Hwy 51 $410.43 Total $410.43 Evers Peter 63.00-1-39.00 Res 11.52A 6358 St Hwy 51 $2526.98 Total $2526.98 Buell Gary 64.00-1-29.00 Res 7.59A 1894 Co Hwy 19 $1555.77 Total $1555.77 Hendericks Theresa J 64.00-1-6.01 Res 34.99A Munson Rd $1524.06 Total $1524.06 Fitch Clifford 64.00-1-7.00 Res 91.58A 111 Munson Rd $3807.52 Burlington Total $3807.52 Bailey Helen Wright Richard W 109.00-1-13.01 78.00-1-14.03 Res 4.89A Res 14.94A Mill Rd Norton Rd $296.56 $687.69 Total $296.56 Total $687.69 Bailey Helen Wright Richard W 109.00-1-13.02 78.00-1-43.01 Res 24.69A Res 73.44A 223 Arnold Rd $4760.18 Mill Rd Total $4760.18 $502.68 Turner Billie J. Total $502.68 78.00-1-44.01 Bailey Helen Res 2.44A Gordon A 267 Arnold Rd 109.04-1-15.00 $127.44 Res 0.79A Total $127.44 2331 St Hwy 80 Turner Billie J. $3586.87 78.00-1-44.02 Total $3586.87 Res 1.23A Foster Gary A 287 Arnold Rd 109.04-1-19.00 $1064.26 Res 0.97A Total $1064.26 2343 St Hwy 80 Fitch Clifford $1582.80 78.04-1-41.00 Total $1582.80 Res 0.85A Bailey Helen A 123 Arnold Rd 109.04-1-20.00 $1981.88 Res 0.15A Total $1981.88 2339 St Hwy 80 Peter Kara J $1983.11 93.00-1-26.02 Total $1983.11 Res 6.75A Danza Mark 5769 St Hwy 51 110.00-1-35.01 $831.85 Res 5.31A Total $831.85 1882 Co Hwy 16 Thompson Timothy $798.65 93.00-1-33.00 Total $798.65 Res 0.36A Danza Mark 256 Arnold Rd 110.00-1-35.03 $1798.92 Res 5.31A Co Hwy 16 $640.11 Total $1798.92 Wright Richard W Total $640.11 Donatelle Anthony L 93.00-1-35.01 Res 6.58A 110.00-1-9.01 Arnold* Rd Res 9.81A $254.28 257 Clock Hill Rd Total $254.28 $3838.33 Wright Richard W Total $3838.33 93.00-1-36.00 Russell David Res 10.22A 111.00-1-4.00 Arnold Rd Res 3.93A $460.41 212 Deminco Rd Total $460.41 $456.41 Geier, Sr Mark Total $456.41 94.00-1-35.00 North Daniel R Res 0.62A 125.00-1-7.03 3111 St Hwy 80 Res 7.04A $1370.79 Sam Holdridge Rd Total $1370.79 $338.84 Phillips John 95.00Total $338.84 Damulis Anthony P 1-1.01 Res 9.65A 126.00-1-1.01 Co Hwy 16 $634.82 Res 196.23A Total $634.82 451 Gulf Rd Bull Michael 95.00$8021.26 1-16.05 Total $8021.26 Damulis Anthony P Res 34.64A 338 Hovick Rd 126.00-1-12.02 $1766.15 Res 21.96A Total $1766.15 Co Hwy 16* Hernandez Brett $645.38 95.00-1-2.01 Total $645.38 Armbrecht George N Res 54.80A 117 Hovick Rd 126.00-1-15.01 $5683.67 Res 194.61A Total $5683.67 1675 Co Hwy 16 $3887.33 Butternuts Total $3887.33 Armbrecht George N Williams Colleen M.

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282.06-1-53.00 Res 0.10A 18 Green St $2600.20 Total $2600.20 McCarthy Kevin 282.06-1-6.00 Res 0.08A 127 Marion Ave $2002.92 Total $2002.92 Kinderman Susan 282.06-1-75.00 Res 0.63A 11 Grove St $2756.75 Total $2756.75 Cropper Patrick L 282.10-1-43.00 Res 0.27A 58 Sylvan St $2685.92 Total $2685.92 AJE Family Trust 282.10-1-6.00 Res 37.38A Marion Ave $634.13 Total $634.13 Offen Todd J 282.11-1-1.01 Res 40.05A Bloom St $1102.92 Total $1102.92 Butternuts Wells Hilda 234.002-11.00 Res 1.35A 1634 Co Hwy 18 $2038.26 Total $2038.26 Beardsley Edward M., II 234.00-2-17.00 Res 0.48A 156 St Hwy 23 $991.94 Total $991.94 Sheldon Daniel M 234.00-2-30.00 Res 0.61A 510 Creighton Rd $758.58 Total $758.58 Fitch Robert 234.00-2-4.00 Res 0.20A 106 St Hwy 23 $1457.35 Total $1457.35 Hayden Nancy A 235.00-1-3.00 Res 15.42A Creighton Rd $1160.97 Total $1160.97 DeBoer Ellery M 250.00-1-22.00 Res 0.51A 1562 Co Hwy 18 $910.82 Total $910.82 Hamilton Bonnie 251.00-1-15.31 Res 5.17A Brickner* Ln $271.33 Total $271.33 Harvey Mark H 251.00-1-43.00 Res 130.32A 1277 Copes Corners Rd $2685.90 Total $2685.90 Harvey Mark 251.00-1-45.00 Res 1.75A 1365 Copes Corners Rd $1884.07 Total $1884.07 Steiger Edward M 251.00-1-48.00 Res 9.45A 208 Nelson Rd $691.22 Total $691.22 Holmes Wayne W 251.00-1-55.00 Res 3.20A 346 Nelson Rd $951.52 Total $951.52 Man Warren Robert F 251.00-1-9.00 Res 25.73A Gun Club* Rd $1020.34 Total $1020.34 Berthel William E 267.00-1-14.01 Res 5.34A 949 Co Hwy 18 $2723.66 Total $2723.66 Gardner Stephen L 268.00-1-20.10 Res 13.67A 259 Oppermann Rd $1391.99 Total $1391.99 Dubben Gary R 268.00-1-27.00 Res 6.74A 531 Musson Erwin Rd $3640.95 Total $3640.95 Forbes Meagan 268.00-1-28.06 Res 9.56A 506 Musson Erwin Rd

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$4607.06 Total $4607.06 Welch John W 268.00-1-8.00 Res 1.30A 371 Musson Erwin Rd $827.63 Total $827.63 Hay Kimberly L 269.00-1-13.32 Res 57.84A 1497 St Hwy 51 $1713.86 Total $1713.86 Pablo Pedrin 269.00-1-8.00 Res 0.37A 336 Coye Brook Rd $3112.65 Total $3112.65 Pable Pedrin 269.00-1-9.00 Res 125.06A Coye Brook Rd $5686.58 Total $5686.58 Indelicato Kathleen 270.00-2-20.02 Res 16.55A Taylor Rd $1118.40 Total $1118.40 Maple Grove Dev Corp 270.00-2-24.02 Res 73.60A Taylor Rd $2530.22 Total $2530.22 Penny John 270.002-36.03 Res 10.04A 191 Bell Hill Rd $878.38 Total $878.38 Bellotti Darrell R. 270.00-2-37.01 Res 22.66A Co Hwy 8 $1361.02 Total $1361.02 Bellotti Darrell R 270.00-2-37.02 Res 1.99A 944 Co Hwy 8 $4862.58 Total $4862.58 Camp Rosie M 270.00-2-40.00 Res 2.25A 964 Co Hwy 8 $1119.17 Total $1119.17 Hurd John 271.00-2-15.02 Res 0.76A 479 Taylor Rd $1082.20 Total $1082.20 Williams Colleen M 271.00-2-4.00 Res 3.67A 1136 Co Hwy 8 $1183.03 Total $1183.03 Baker Timothy A 280.00-1-23.03 Res 0.26A 252 Halbert Hill Rd $139.75 Total $139.75 Lowe John A. 281.00-1-18.00 Res 1.71A 679 Oregon Rd $704.53 Total $704.53 Baker Timothy A 281.00-1-19.00 Res 1.07A 657 Oregon Rd $546.32 Total $546.32 Richheimer Joseph J. 281.00-1-2.01 Res 1.87A Halbert Hill Rd $127.29 Total $127.29 Swift Dana R 282.00-1-49.05 Res 2.98A 222 Guy Beardsley Rd $683.10 Total $683.10 Geldmacher Albert 282.00-1-53.00 Res 102.80A Guy Beardsley* Rd $2481.18 Total $2481.18 Offen Todd J 282.00-1-60.02 Res 15.58A 2166 Co Hwy 4 $2898.42 Total $2898.42 Lichwick Frances 283.00-1-34.02 Res 4.45A 397 Lobdell Rd $700.29 Total $700.29 Lichwick Frank 283.00-1-34.04 Res 75.15A Lobdell Rd $2508.24 Total $2508.24 Wehr Alice 293.00-1-7.03 Res 13.89A 521 Oregon Rd $3498.22 Total $3498.22 Polyzos Dionisios 294.00-1-16.31 Res 24.79A 131 Shaw Brook Rd $2279.86 Total $2279.86 Hunt Christopher J 294.00-1-22.04

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Res 8.01A 388 Shaw Brook Rd $1867.79 Total $1867.79 Hoag Damion K 294.00-1-27.00 Res 23.10A McCarthy Ln $940.29 Total $940.29 Hoag Damion 294.00-1-28.00 Res 22.19A McCarthy Ln $450.20 Total $450.20 Geldmacher Albert 294.00-1-46.00 Res 99.47A Chicken Farm* Rd $2636.04 Total $2636.04 Gallagher James 295.00-1-12.01 Res 6.78A Lulu Coon Rd $671.90 Total $671.90 Calhoun Jonathan D 295.00-1-26.06 Res 4.88A 484 Lulu Coon Rd $907.60 Total $907.60 Balcom Kay L 295.00-1-26.21 Res 5.53A 380 Lulu Coon Rd $1538.20 Total $1538.20 Hartwell Brian K Sr 295.00-1-26.22 Res 0.26A 386 Lulu Coon Rd $119.56 Total $119.56 Geldmacher Albert 295.00-1-3.01 Res 68.78A Lilley Hill Rd $2127.59 Total $2127.59 Lee Anthony M. Jr. 295.00-1-3.03 Res 4.91A 553 Lilley Hill Rd $4377.34 Total $4377.34 Bussiere Pierrette 295.00-1-33.03 Res 22.06A 1398 Co Hwy 4 $1915.05 Total $1915.05 Whitehill Marta G 295.00-1-39.00 Res 4.25A Co Hwy 4* $209.87 Total $209.87 BCL Group Inc. 295.00-1-5.01 Res 55.05A Lulu Coon Rd $2241.16 Total $2241.16 BCL Group Inc. 295.00-1-5.02 Res 35.47A Lulu Coon Rd $1495.24 Total $1495.24 Lloyd Darryl 303.00-1-13.00 Res 3.65A Oregon Rd $486.06 Total $486.06 Letson Terry Sr 304.00-1-12.01 Res 9.28A Butternut Rd $800.94 Total $800.94 Letson Terry Sr 304.00-1-12.03 Res 11.29A Butternut Rd $901.60 Total $901.60 Nickerson Jack C 304.00-1-18.00 Res 41.08A 1608 Butternut Rd $5164.57 Total $5164.57 Lafferty Brien 304.00-1-58.00 Res 1.13A Town Line Rd $328.61 Total $328.61 Bakhuizen Gerrit P J 304.00-1-6.21 Res 5.09A Town Line Rd $573.81 Total $573.81 Matucha William J 304.00-1-6.28 Res 5.09A 183 Town Line Rd $2531.12 Total $2531.12 Wildfeir Paul A. 304.00-2-5.00 Res 9.15A Butternut Rd $793.21 Total $793.21 Canzonieri Carmelo 304.00-2-7.00 Res 9.54A 1501 Butternut Rd $813.83 Total $813.83 Bryant Bridget 313.00-2-3.00

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Res 0.23A 566 River Rd $422.35 Total $422.35 Cherry Valley Crandall Mark W 58.10-1-19.00 Res 0.24A 83 Montgomery St $3324.46 Total $3324.46 Crandall Mark W 58.10-1-20.00 Res 0.13A Montgomery St $134.73 Total $134.73 FRIEND George E. 58.10-1-48.00 Res 0.29A 74 Montgomery St $3031.52 Total $3031.52 Triangle Tavern of Cherry Vall 58.10-2-8.00 Res 0.66A 189 Main St $1940.66 Total $1940.66 Menento Frank 58.14-1-56.00 Res 0.19A 8 Lancaster St $487.10 Total $487.10 Wannamaker Arthur Adam 58.14-160.00 Res 0.18A 20 Lancaster St $2087.79 Total $2087.79 KAJA HOLDINGS 2, LLC 58.14-2-21.00 Res 0.38A 41 Lancaster St $1880.66 Total $1880.66 Ellis Debra 58.14-2-33.00 Res 1.48A 92 Main St $5301.20 Total $5301.20 Cherry Valley Toussaint Sallie E 18.03-1-23.00 Res 7.99A 661 Salt Springville Rd $1280.60 Total $1280.60 Craig Robin A 18.03-1-24.01 Res 6.86A 679 Salt Springville Rd $1419.08 Total $1419.08 Fitch Robert 18.03-1-8.00 Res 0.62A 3282 Co Hwy 31 $568.82 Total $568.82 McGovern Elizabeth J 30.00-1-30.54 Res 4.42A Co Hwy 32A $748.67 Total $748.67 McGovern Ronald L 30.00-1-42.00 Res 1.79A 351 Co Hwy 32A $2163.98 Total $2163.98 Clapper Florence A 43.00-2-17.32 Res 28.00A Irish Hollow Rd $908.19 Total $908.19 Clapper Florence A 43.00-2-18.05 Res 42.02A 187 Irish Hollow Rd $2262.56 Total $2262.56 Guisti Raymond H Sr 43.00-2-5.03 Res 20.62A Irish Hollow* Rd $1468.11 Total $1468.11 Korona Laurie 43.00-2-5.21 Res 21.73A Irish Hollow* Rd $1519.31 Total $1519.31 Myatt Cheryl A 44.00-1-18.02 Res 3.76A US Hwy 20 $619.23 Total $619.23 Cabarrus Jean 45.00-1-16.00 Res 3.31A 1572 Co Hwy 54 $1199.31 Total $1199.31 Young Howard 45.00-1-32.01 Res 18.90A Us Hwy 20 $452.16 Total $452.16 Young Howard 45.00-1-35.01 Res 120.38A

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7715 US Hwy 20 $2299.59 Total $2299.59 Patterson Holly 45.00-1-35.02 Res 5.20A US Hwy 20 $703.50 Total $703.50 Miller Everett J 45.00-1-36.00 Res 0.51A US Hwy 20 $333.24 Total $333.24 Postich Andru S 46.00-1-9.01 Res 18.64A 137 Keller Rd $4386.48 Total $4386.48 Young Howard 58.00-1-18.01 Res 82.93A 836 Dietsche Rd $1541.90 Total $1541.90 Martin John K 59.00-1-17.03 Res 5.00A Co Hwy 34A $691.48 Total $691.48 Lynk Willard G 60.00-1-21.00 Res 3.37A US Hwy 20* $22.22 Total $22.22 Upson Cornell D 72.00-2-6.01 Res 49.42A Co Hwy 33 $626.97 Total $626.97 P&L Properties VII, LLC 72.00-2-6.03 Res 0.56A 3732 Co Hwy 33 $5687.68 Total $5687.68 Glen Wild Animal Rescue Corpor 73.00-1-10.00 Res 1.13A 3798 St Hwy 166 $2286.05 Total $2286.05 Young Howard 73.00-1-21.00 Res 4.22A 808 Dietsche Rd $1364.73 Total $1364.73 Young Howard 73.00-1-23.03 Res 52.01A Whiteman Rd $723.18 Total $723.18 Giordani, Sandro 73.00-1-36.00 Res 3.34A 867 Morton Rd $412.07 Total $412.07 Glen Wild Animal Rescue Corp.

74.00-1-24.02 Res 10.37A 1414 Co Hwy 50 $10714.92 Total $10714.92 Foxes Den RoseboomNY, LLC 74.00-1-27.01 Res 101.49A 1243 Co Hwy 50 $2943.19 Total $2943.19 Quimby Edward 75.00-1-1.02 Res 5.39A 248 Hone Rd $891.10 Total $891.10 Fatigate David 75.00-1-11.01 Res 8.90A Palmer Rd $880.02 Total $880.02 Fatigate David 75.00-1-11.02 Res 9.85A 381 Palmer Rd $1970.72 Total $1970.72 Decatur Curran Jacqueline E 135.00-2-13.22 Res 2.65A 320 Hren Rd $331.99 Total $331.99 Burke Micheal C 151.00-2-17.00 Res 12.65A 1310 Co Hwy 38 $6810.19 Total $6810.19 Syman Jeffery 151.00-2-20.00 Res 0.79A 2685 Co Hwy 39 $1254.95 Total $1254.95 Granquist Frank 151.00-2-9.03 Res 5.76A Co Hwy 39 $654.04 Total $654.04 Rezek Miroslav 152.00-1-10.02 Res 8.48A

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285 Mravlja Hill Rd $6241.44 Total $6241.44 Lum Larry 152.00-1-31.01 Res 28.63A 524 Co Hwy 37 $1908.40 Total $1908.40 DONOHUE THOMAS P. 152.00-1-7.01 Res 23.47A 286 Parker Rd $1365.31 Total $1365.31 Kenlein Kenneth 153.00-1-20.02 Res 4.35A 438 Reservoir Rd $3750.86 Total $3750.86 Sposta Angelo 153.00-1-21.00 Res 63.22A Furnaceville Rd $668.98 Total $668.98 Preston Robert 167.00-2-18.04 Res 3.28A 2265 Co Hwy 39 $525.71 Total $525.71 Banhart Kristin A. 167.00-2-9.04 Res 5.30A 612 Babcock Hill Rd $6944.80 Total $6944.80 Banhart Kristin A. 167.00-2-9.05 Res 5.48A Babcock Hill Rd $639.25 Total $639.25 Hill Donald W Jr 167.02-1-16.00 Res 0.30A 108 Co Hwy 37 $817.31 Total $817.31 Buck Brian C 167.02-1-18.00 Res 0.26A 116 Co Hwy 37 $2695.88 Total $2695.88 Beverland Charles G Sr 167.02-1-20.00 Res 1.20A 113 Co Hwy 37 $3449.61 Total $3449.61 Bravo Andres F 167.02-1-5.00 Res 0.75A 2293 Co Hwy 39 $2917.56 Total $2917.56 Mravlja Peter 168.00-1-2.01 Res 94.60A Co Hwy 37 $1789.01 Total $1789.01 Sharp Thomas 168.00-1-26.02 Res 4.93A Co Hwy 38 $409.43 Total $409.43 Mravlja Peter 168.00-1-3.01 Res 10.21A Lease Lot Hill Rd $823.98 Total $823.98 Zuba Ronald 168.00-1-36.22 Res 1.18A Ivan Mereness* Rd $92.43 Total $92.43 Zuba Ronald 168.00-1-37.02 Res 11.70A 292 Ivan Mereness Rd $3538.30 Total $3538.30 FERDULA DANIEL 169.00-1-10.00 Res 30.99A 120 Furnaceville Rd $1167.11 Total $1167.11 Baryk Michael 169.00-1-13.00 Res 0.90A 186 Fish And Game Rd $532.52 Total $532.52 GING TRICIA L. 183.00-2-8.02 Res 6.07A Ivan Mereness Rd $683.59 Total $683.59 Edmeston Trisci Michael 107.00-1-17.00 Res 190.15A 4531 Co Hwy 18 $8944.90 Total $8944.90 Pylinski Gar S 107.00-1-3.00 Res 2.02A 119 Cross Rd $301.17 Total $301.17 Lewandowski Bill 108.00-1-39.00 Res 2.48A North* St

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$60.10 Total $60.10 Hoagland Jason 108.00-1-9.01 Res 5.24A 194 Bert White Rd $1468.97 Total $1468.97 Rollins Patrick Jon 108.13-1-18.00 Res 0.37A 48 North St $3042.95 Total $3042.95 Lum Shane 108.13-1-3.00 Res 0.18A 4 Vunk Ave $2071.48 Total $2071.48 Lewandowski Bill 108.13-1-9.00 Res 0.18A 58 North St $2313.55 Total $2313.55 Barwick Holdings, LLC 108.17-1-46.42 Res 1.76A West* St $135.98 Total $135.98 Slentz Gladys L 108.17-1-7.00 Res 0.19A 29 North St $3118.15 Total $3118.15 Klingler Arthur R 108.17-2-20.00 Res 0.67A 21 East St $1984.38 Total $1984.38 Bancroft David L 108.17-2-48.00 Res 0.22A 11 South St $2655.68 Total $2655.68 Reidenbach Katrina 108.17-2-54.00 Res 0.20A 27 South St $2998.19 Total $2998.19 Culver Rodney 108.17-2-55.00 Res 0.72A 29 South St $1525.42 Total $1525.42 Reidenbach Katrina 108.17-2-56.00 Res 0.63A South* St $38.25 Total $38.25 Brownell Max Jr 122.04-1-1.00 Res 2.26A Co Hwy 20 $253.26 Total $253.26 Clark Connie 122.04-1-19.00 Res 0.28A 4324 Co Hwy 18 $1051.09 Total $1051.09 Brownell Max E Jr 122.04-1-2.00 Res 0.07A 207 Co Hwy 20 $1802.13 Total $1802.13 Miller Florence E 122.04-1-21.00 Res 0.18A 255 Co Hwy 20 $1067.22 Total $1067.22 Brownell Max E Jr 122.04-1-3.00 Res 0.76A Co Hwy 20 $268.09 Total $268.09 Sharpe Ryan C 122.04-1-38.00 Res 0.07A 4264 Co Hwy 18 $754.73 Total $754.73 Johnson Jeremy J 122.04-1-47.00 Res 0.38A 4239 Co Hwy 18 $833.71 Total $833.71 Anderson Sharon A 122.04-1-48.00 Res 0.51A 4243 Co Hwy 18 $2227.07 Total $2227.07 Simmons Bruce 123.00-1-20.02 Res 2.20A 151 Heap Rd $1833.80 Total $1833.80 K&T Investment Group 123.00-1-4.00 Res 1.49A Co Hwy 20 $162.41 Total $162.41 Chase Dorene 124.06-1-10.01 Res 1.06A 38 South St $2572.11 Total $2572.11 21st Century

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Enterprise 124.06-1-33.02 Res 0.13A South St $15.65 Total $15.65 21st Century Enterprise 124.06-1-33.03 Res 0.25A South St $33.73 Total $33.73 Pylinski Biff E 124.06-1-36.01 Res 0.54A 12 Burdick Ave $2093.21 Total $2093.21 Bancroft David L 124.06-1-4.00 Res 0.66A 31 South St $2539.14 Total $2539.14 Lund Marabeth 124.06-1-9.00 Res 4.43A 37 South St $2279.59 Total $2279.59 Hume Gretchen S 138.00-1-11.01 Res 9.64A Goodrich Rd $531.68 Total $531.68 Hume Gretchen S 138.00-1-11.05 Res 0.26A Goodrich* Rd $20.04 Total $20.04 Coleman David C 138.00-1-25.23 Res 0.64A 3910 Co Hwy 18 $2406.51 Total $2406.51 Stimson Charise 140.00-1-11.22 Res 17.09A Monson Rd $576.20 Total $576.20 Martin Elizabeth L 140.00-1-11.25 Res 5.11A Monson Rd $309.23 Total $309.23 Mutone-Conley Lori 140.00-1-11.32 Res 20.12A 438 Monson Rd $3333.16 Total $3333.16 Bateman James J 140.00-1-27.00 Res 2.19A 1291 St Hwy 80 $1313.88 Total $1313.88 Baker Kimberly M 140.00-1-5.00 Res 0.63A 1392 St Hwy 80 $1566.84 Total $1566.84 Koniewicz Walter A 62.00-1-11.03 Res 44.82A Mill Creek Rd $967.73 Total $967.73 Jaggers Helen R 62.00-1-15.05 Res 7.29A 2259 Co Hwy 20 $3089.70 Total $3089.70 Jaggers Helen R 62.00-1-24.00 Res 0.85A 2125 Co Hwy 20 $517.71 Total $517.71 Talbot Albert ** C 63.00-2-2.04 Res 10.71A Co Hwy 19 $145.78 Total $145.78 Talbot Albert ** C 63.00-2-3.00 Res 0.37A 470 Ballaster Rd $109.88 Total $109.88 Cirillo James Jr 76.00-1-23.01 Res 170.54A Co Hwy 18* $2558.14 Total $2558.14 Cirillo James Jr. 76.00-1-23.03 Res 50.51A 5526 Co Hwy 18 $2565.91 Total $2565.91 Brownell Terry E 76.00-1-9.00 Res 2.52A 335 Coontown Mountain Rd $2576.81 Total $2576.81 Hawes ** John W R 76.02-1-17.00 Res 0.40A 165 Co Hwy 18C $201.56 Total $201.56 Lipiec Thomas 76.02-1-41.00

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Res 0.58A 114 River Rd $887.60 Total $887.60 Baldwin Glade L II 76.02-1-8.00 Res 0.33A 139 Co Hwy 18C $250.38 Total $250.38 Baldwin Glade L 76.02-1-9.00 Res 0.23A 141 Co Hwy 18C $1292.25 Total $1292.25 Diemicke Arthur H 77.00-1-17.00 Res 29.78A 238 Cemetery Rd $287.60 Total $287.60 Bouck Star 91.00-1-14.00 Res 1.43A 608 Bert White Rd $392.28 Total $392.28 Bouck Joseph 91.00-1-21.00 Res 0.76A 471 Bert White Rd $522.17 Total $522.17 Holbert Susan 91.00-1-23.00 Res 16.00A Mott Hill* Rd $253.76 Total $253.76 Hilts Logging & Excavating LLC 92.00-1-13.00 Res 62.97A Louie Dickinson* Rd $927.66 Total $927.66 Hilts Logging & Excavating LLC 92.00-1-14.00 Res 114.59A 369 Louie Dickinson Rd $1612.83 Total $1612.83 Hilts Logging & Excavating LLC 92.00-1-15.21 Res 5.08A Louie Dickinson Rd $229.14 Total $229.14 Exeter Bond Eleanor 35.00-2-1.00 Res 0.97A 196 Co Hwy 23 $727.14 Total $727.14 Valle Paul 35.00-3-3.00 Res 6.65A Sullivan Rd $811.63 Total $811.63 Francis Jon 36.00-1-17.02 Res 0.16A 747 Co Hwy 23 $1807.17 Total $1807.17 Dyn Walter Jr 37.00-2-10.00 Res 0.78A 1117 Co Hwy 23 $2810.61 Total $2810.61 Dyn Walter G Jr 37.00-2-11.03 Res 167.43A 177 Mulligan Rd $3384.36 Total $3384.36 Dyn Walter G Jr 37.00-2-13.00 Res 172.60A 1149 Co Hwy 24 $4237.77 Total $4237.77 Warner Audrey J 37.00-2-3.07 Res 1.70A 389 Hinds Rd $572.87 Total $572.87 Seamon Jean 37.00-2-4.00 Res 38.09A 333 Hinds Rd $2092.60 Total $2092.60 Dyn Walter Jr 37.00-2-8.00 Res 88.50A Mulligan Rd $800.97 Total $800.97 Dyn Est John 37.00-2-9.00 Res 156.49A 1075 Co Hwy 23 $2359.00 Total $2359.00 Duncan, Sr. Earl 49.00-1-12.06 Res 41.12A Co Hwy 22 $1072.11 Total $1072.11 Buell Brent 49.00-1-26.22 Res 22.58A 6803 St Hwy 51 $7683.73 Total $7683.73 Duncan, Sr. Earl

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49.00-1-4.12 Res 5.40A 218 Co Hwy 22 $3014.25 Total $3014.25 Thompson Russell 49.01-1-29.00 Res 0.57A 6961 St Hwy 51 $1142.27 Total $1142.27 Migliore Louis E 51.00-1-15.42 Res 50.66A 1183 Co Hwy 22 $1492.04 Total $1492.04 Brueckner John 51.00-1-19.21 Res 13.70A Co Hwy 22 $729.15 Total $729.15 Sementsov Michael 52.00-1-16.00 Res 0.71A 191 Taylor Rd $2578.90 Total $2578.90 Domion Joelle M 52.00-1-22.21 Res 3.02A 131 Taylor Rd $2384.29 Total $2384.29 Bancroft Jason 52.00-1-26.02 Res 4.46A 7487 St Hwy 28 $2289.30 Total $2289.30 Wisniewski Bruce 52.00-3-23.00 Res 5.17A 323 Taylor Rd $2668.65 Total $2668.65 Pluta Monika 52.38-1-27.00 Res 0.05A 7688 St Hwy 28 $4336.40 Total $4336.40 Armstrong Susan 52.38-1-9.00 Res 0.10A 7696 St Hwy 28 $3672.21 Total $3672.21 Giblin Timothy 64.00-2-13.03 Res 9.69A 2115 Co Hwy 19 $3738.35 Total $3738.35 Fannie Mae aka Federal Nat. Mt 65.00-1-28.03 Res 5.04A 281 Brady Rd $985.10 Total $985.10 Weller Rebecca Perry 66.00-1-9.00 Res 25.99A 447 Angel Hill Rd $2937.90 Total $2937.90 Allison Paul M 67.00-1-5.00 Res 0.54A 134 Tunnicliff Rd $1897.50 Total $1897.50 Brady Kevin 67.09-1-2.00 Res 0.22A 1476 Co Hwy 22 $1259.73 Total $1259.73 Donnelly William 67.09-1-26.00 Res 0.55A 7339 St Hwy 28 $1989.44 Total $1989.44 Donnelly William J 67.09-1-28.12 Res 0.75A 7303 St Hwy 28 $1305.31 Total $1305.31 Bancroft Jason 67.09-1-41.00 Res 0.34A 7362 St Hwy 28 $1943.81 Total $1943.81 Bancroft David 67.09-1-42.00 Res 0.10A 7364 St Hwy 28 $1670.17 Total $1670.17 Duncan Frank Sr 67.09-1-49.00 Res 0.87A 1510 Co Hwy 22 $483.29 Total $483.29 Travis Clarence G 67.09-1-52.22 Res 3.08A Co Hwy 22* $257.96 Total $257.96 Travis Clarence G 67.09-1-55.00 Res 0.30A 1536 Co Hwy 22 $1109.20 Total $1109.20 Travis Shannon 67.09-1-56.00 Res 0.33A 1538 Co Hwy 22

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$2025.91 Total $2025.91 Travis Shannon 67.09-1-57.00 Res 0.22A Co Hwy 22 $193.58 Total $193.58 Rollins ** Patrick Jon 80.00-1-9.00 Res 22.88A Eckert* Rd $213.09 Total $213.09 Shaw Richard Rev 81.00-1-11.01 Res 0.57A Co Hwy 16 $226.54 Total $226.54 Donnelly William J 81.00-1-19.00 Res 148.10A Co Hwy 16 $2479.31 Total $2479.31 Hartwick Bos Jillian 128.00-2-14.00 Res 1.94A 165 Wileytown Rd $4038.27 Total $4038.27 Gast Lynn A 128.00-2-29.02 Res 5.30A Gulf Rd $506.44 Total $506.44 Stewart Pamela J 128.00-2-29.31 Res 7.72A 491 Gulf Rd $1336.93 Total $1336.93 Ray Christopher Scott 128.00-2-29.32 Res 1.04A Gulf Rd $354.21 Total $354.21 Scotch Hill Estates LLC 128.00-2-29.62 Res 5.15A Scotch Hill Rd $563.22 Total $563.22 Scotch Hill Estates LLC 128.00-2-29.63 Res 25.83A Gulf* Rd $1283.43 Total $1283.43 Gast Lynn A 128.00-2-6.02 Res 38.72A 575 Gulf Rd $2886.38 Total $2886.38 P & L Properties V, LLC 130.00-1-21.01 Res 1.06A 313 Brunner Rd $5365.06 Total $5365.06 Belmonte Paul J. 130.00-1-21.02 Res 0.86A 321 Brunner Rd $5390.04 Total $5390.04 Wilfeard Bernard L. Jr. 130.00-1-6.01 Res 7.21A 698 Co Hwy 59 $2578.45 Total $2578.45 Feik Jeffrey 130.00-1-8.00 Res 32.78A Greenough Rd $1942.29 Total $1942.29 Parshall** Leslie A 130.15-1-11.00 Res 0.67A 568 Greenough Rd $2834.12 Total $2834.12 Parshall** Leslie A 130.15-1-12.00 Res 1.62A 570 Greenough Rd $2295.69 Total $2295.69 Olmstead Keith D. 130.15-1-14.01 Res 1.26A 550 Greenough Rd $2291.16 Total $2291.16 Decker Lavester R 130.15-1-16.00 Res 0.60A 548 Greenough Rd $897.84 Total $897.84 Feik Jeffrey 130.15-1-26.00 Res 0.51A 527 Greenough Rd $3251.94 Total $3251.94 Beneke Roland 130.15-1-4.00 Res 0.16A 604 Greenough Rd $3004.55 Total $3004.55 Reidell Donald J

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144.00-1-14.21 Res 5.00A Co Hwy 11 $320.45 Total $320.45 McGuire Christopher 144.00-1-38.00 Res 1.04A 3231 Co Hwy 11 $3031.58 Total $3031.58 MacGregor Patrick ** 144.15-1-4.00 Res 1.05A 3069 Co Hwy 11 $2571.19 Total $2571.19 Proctor David A 144.15-1-49.00 Res 0.30A 3121 Co Hwy 11 $1882.13 Total $1882.13 Lincoln John 144.15-1-73.00 Res 0.23A 3165 Co Hwy 11 $1595.67 Total $1595.67 Monroe Charles 144.19-1-46.00 Res 0.16A 12 Poplar Ave $1178.15 Total $1178.15 Chase Peter H 144.19-1-53.00 Res 0.19A 6 Park Ave $2840.66 Total $2840.66 Melendez Alexis 145.00-1-15.03 Res 9.79A East Hill Rd $645.00 Total $645.00 Francis Gerard R. A. 145.00-1-16.04 Res 5.35A East Hill Rd $910.82 Total $910.82 SFL Group LLC 146.00-1-10.01 Res 0.98A 1 Heritage Dr $1777.71 Total $1777.71 SFL Group LLC 146.00-1-11.00 Res 0.88A 2 Heritage Dr $3377.13 Total $3377.13 Endicott Building Managem 146.00-1-20.00 Res 0.20A 4964 St Hwy 28 $7945.48 Total $7945.48 Endicott Building Managem 146.00-1-21.04 Res 0.15A St Hwy 28 $183.81 Total $183.81 Beneke Roland 146.00-1-21.381 Res 0.88A 108 Woodview Ln $2465.07 Total $2465.07 Beneke Roland 146.00-1-21.382 Res 2.01A 110 Woodview Ln $3102.24 Total $3102.24 Hickey** Robert J 146.00-1-26.02 Res 0.12A St Hwy 28 $33.87 Total $33.87 Hickey** Robert J 146.00-1-26.03 Res 1.08A 4868 St Hwy 28 $1834.49 Total $1834.49 Hickey Robert F 146.00-1-29.01 Res 6.12A 4850 St Hwy 28 $1482.34 Total $1482.34 Hickey** Robert J 146.00-1-34.00 Res 0.47A 4862 St Hwy 28 $1255.15 Total $1255.15 St. GEORGE Georgina 146.04-1-11.01 Res 0.21A 4902 St Hwy 28 $1943.53 Total $1943.53 Gibby Enterprises LLC 146.04-1-5.01 Res 0.20A 4918 St Hwy 28 $5053.58 Total $5053.58 Folds Claud 160.00-1-2.02 Res 1.75A Co Hwy 11* $56.59 Total $56.59

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Folds Claud 160.00-1-3.02 Res 1.42A 2977 Co Hwy 11 $1256.45 Total $1256.45 McLean Timothy 160.00-1-48.02 Res 2.97A 2831 Co Hwy 11 $2666.02 Total $2666.02 2968 Co Hwy 11 Realty Group, L 160.00-1-7.01 Res 4.46A 2968 Co Hwy 11 $4724.10 Total $4724.10 Ross James B 161.00-1-10.01 Res 29.37A 242 Lippitt Rd $913.85 Total $913.85 Konopka Teresa E 161.00-1-22.00 Res 9.80A 1438 Co Hwy 45 $6232.72 Total $6232.72 Johnston Steven R. 161.00-1-3.00 Res 27.82A Maples Rd $2444.37 Total $2444.37 Terraghi Joseph R. 161.00-1-36.00 Res 3.48A 146 Stevens Rd $1132.46 Total $1132.46 Ingalls Hill Farm LLC 162.00-1-21.21 Res 0.95A 4649 St Hwy 28 $3851.96 Total $3851.96 Ingalls Paul 162.00-1-21.22 Res 0.95A 4659 St Hwy 28 $5056.10 Total $5056.10 Blue Spruce Mountain, LLC 162.00-1-33.01 Res 45.86A 4659 St Hwy 28 $4556.25 Total $4556.25 Crampton Robert M 162.00-1-33.31 Res 1.04A St Hwy 28 $38.42 Total $38.42 Hickey Golf, Inc. 162.00-1-53.01 Res 80.11A St Hwy 28 $3180.44 Total $3180.44 Arnot David R 176.00-1-17.01 Res 22.46A 580 Pleasant Valley Rd $1158.95 Total $1158.95 Schiff Dino 176.00-1-35.00 Res 22.83A 2401 Co Hwy 11 $3149.92 Total $3149.92 Kane Matthew D 176.00-1-38.02 Res 3.00A 2376 Co Hwy 11 $4099.60 Total $4099.60 Harper James C 176.00-1-52.02 Res 14.11A 249 Bunn Hill Rd $2606.71 Total $2606.71 Kolka Jefferey C 176.00-1-60.22 Res 11.79A Bunn Hill Rd $692.72 Total $692.72 Fieg Gregory 176.00-1-72.00 Res 0.91A Co Hwy 11 $336.02 Total $336.02 Powers Daniel 178.00-1-18.00 Res 79.10A Goey Pond West Rd $892.39 Total $892.39 Icthus Properties LLC 178.00-1-37.01 Res 63.87A 4189 St Hwy 28 $13759.13 Total $13759.13 Longo Joseph M 178.00-1-38.05 Res 1.00A 4235 St Hwy 28 $4619.72 Total $4619.72 Martinez Zoe 178.00-1-40.00 Res 32.66A 383 Co Hwy 45 $8151.26 Total $8151.26 Powers Daniel

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178.00-1-42.01 Res 75.47A 462 Co Hwy 45 $4513.69 Total $4513.69 Icthus Properties LLC 178.00-1-45.00 Res 61.77A St Hwy 28* $1135.85 Total $1135.85 CHANDLER Christopher 178.00-1-51.01 Res 3.09A 4473 St Hwy 28 $4894.76 Total $4894.76 Martinez Zoe 193.00-1-12.00 Res 2.79A Chlorinator Rd $508.12 Total $508.12 Burch Dwight J 193.00-1-6.00 Res 24.00A 132 Arnold Lake Rd $419.85 Total $419.85 Griswold James A Jr 193.02-1-5.00 Res 0.21A 45 Lake Rd $2541.92 Total $2541.92 Kolka Robert S 194.00-1-16.01 Res 41.72A Co Hwy 45 $1202.27 Total $1202.27 Kolka Robert S 194.00-1-19.04 Res 36.41A St Hwy 28 $1456.46 Total $1456.46 Kolka Robert 194.00-1-4.10 Res 3.20A St Hwy 28 $793.21 Total $793.21 Laurens Carr Pauline 240.15-2-11.00 Res 0.22A 13 Brook St $901.06 Total $901.06 Cimko AmandaJean P 240.15-2-16.00 Res 0.23A 8 Brook St $4369.75 Total $4369.75 Yoder William E 240.15-2-4.00 Res 0.20A 5 Craft St $941.11 Total $941.11 Camarda Richard J Jr 240.15-2-51.02 Res 0.51A 106 Co Hwy 11A $4031.21 Total $4031.21 Brooks William E Jr 240.15-2-63.00 Res 0.25A 54 Main St $1698.43 Total $1698.43 7120 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy LLC 240.15-2-68.01 Res 1.57A 16 Louden Dr $2599.76 Total $2599.76 Laurens Dayton Dax D. 206.00-2-13.01 Res 99.88A Naylor Corner Rd $2870.42 Total $2870.42 Dayton Dax D. 206.00-2-13.03 Res 85.06A Naylor Corner Rd $2581.91 Total $2581.91 Kuhn Gordon L 206.00-2-13.04 Res 25.03A 577 Naylor Corner Rd $2038.24 Total $2038.24 Hartwell Gary S 208.00-1-13.00 Res 0.67A 124 Angel Rd $863.36 Total $863.36 Elleo Robert E Jr. 208.00-1-46.02 Res 1.00A 160 Co Hwy 11B $752.21 Total $752.21 Ludwig Mary 208.00-1-48.00 Res 2.60A 1642 Co Hwy 11 $3089.68 Total $3089.68 O’Neill Brian T 208.01-1-18.00 Res 0.74A 183 Co Hwy 11B $2923.88

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Total $2923.88 O’Neill Brian T 208.01-1-29.00 Res 0.43A 107 Old Co Rt 11B $2213.13 Total $2213.13 Dobler Timothy 208.03-1-18.00 Res 0.65A 2359 St Hwy 205 $1779.20 Total $1779.20 Howard Robert 208.03-1-31.00 Res 0.46A 2282 St Hwy 205 $3368.16 Total $3368.16 Menchini Leonard A 222.00-2-12.02 Res 5.12A 413 Russell Hill Rd $1586.69 Total $1586.69 Elisenberg Geir 222.00-2-12.09 Res 6.03A 222 Larchwood Ln $899.40 Total $899.40 Toscano Michele A 222.00-2-6.10 Res 10.92A 427 Russell Hill Rd $7419.65 Total $7419.65 Garlick Margaret F 223.00-1-13.00 Res 4.92A 241 Crow Hill Rd $3461.38 Total $3461.38 Sperry Douglas V 223.00-1-20.00 Res 1.04A 301 Naylor Corner Rd $388.38 Total $388.38 Falsetta Albert P 223.00-1-21.02 Res 0.48A 330 Naylor Corner Rd $3772.60 Total $3772.60 Meres James 223.00-2-19.00 Res 5.43A Cathnerine Dr $591.44 Total $591.44 Meres James 223.00-2-20.00 Res 5.43A Catherine Dr $591.44 Total $591.44 Anzalone Philip F 223.00-2-3.07 Res 13.00A 139 Catherine Dr $3454.90 Total $3454.90 Anzalone Philip F 223.00-2-3.08 Res 6.48A Catherine Dr $620.62 Total $620.62 Kolka Timothy J. 223.00-2-3.52 Res 2.59A 116 Catherine Dr $1848.84 Total $1848.84 Sakowitz Mark A. 224.00-1-12.00 Res 10.58A 285 Mary Brown Hill Rd $5115.68 Total $5115.68 Sakowitz Mark 224.00-1-16.00 Res 52.67A Mary Brown Hill Rd $2098.88 Total $2098.88 Moxley Grant 224.00-1-17.01 Res 84.75A 452 Pool Brook Rd $3613.76 Total $3613.76 Moxley Daniel J 224.00-1-17.02 Res 0.63A 416 Pool Brook Rd $709.09 Total $709.09 House Erik E 224.00-1-41.00 Res 1.68A 107 Mary Brown Hill Rd $1908.56 Total $1908.56 Dobler Timothy P 225.00-1-24.04 Res 12.26A 1919 St Hwy 205 $1895.95 Total $1895.95 Casey Kelvin 225.00-1-35.02 Res 5.30A Co Hwy 11 $601.16 Total $601.16 Curren Michael 225.00-1-9.01 Res 8.27A 150 Bloods Mills Rd $4516.87 Total $4516.87 Sims Donna 238.00-2-63.01

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Res 20.37A 2774 St Hwy 23 $2821.39 Total $2821.39 Stepp Joseph L 239.00-1-11.01 Res 9.79A 1518 Co Hwy 10 $3594.94 Total $3594.94 Weeks Joseph 239.00-1-34.01 Res 1.84A 411 New Rd $1307.47 Total $1307.47 Caba Virginia 240.00-1-47.00 Res 0.91A 338 New Rd $578.73 Total $578.73 Buttice Jayne A 240.00-1-49.03 Res 1.19A 362 New Rd $384.91 Total $384.91 Perry Timothy 240.00-1-49.09 Res 1.00A 400 New Rd $343.67 Total $343.67 Dionne Vickie L. 240.00-1-8.00 Res 8.16A 1951 Co Hwy 10 $3516.51 Total $3516.51 Mackie Donna M 240.00-2-10.04 Res 2.79A 124 Pool Brook Rd $386.76 Total $386.76 KPM Industries Inc. 240.00-2-19.03 Res 47.50A 988 Co Hwy 11 $2191.28 Total $2191.28 McMichael Thomas 240.00-2-23.02 Res 0.56A 178 Balantic Hill Rd $2634.73 Total $2634.73 Joslin Dwight L Jr 240.00-2-23.04 Res 0.04A Balantic Hill* Rd $17.62 Total $17.62 Dower Michele M 240.00-2-34.00 Res 0.71A 1611 St Hwy 205 $1451.47 Total $1451.47 7120 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy LLC 240.00-2-44.05 Res 1.11A St Hwy 20 St $24.13 Total $24.13 Koren Crispin 240.11-1-38.00 Res 0.35A 136 Co Hwy 12 $2670.26 Total $2670.26 Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC 240.11-3-2.00 Res 0.40A 127 Main St $1912.13 Total $1912.13 Everts James T 241.00-1-18.03 Res 3.58A Mather Rd $494.16 Total $494.16 Talbot Derrick J 255.00-2-33.00 Res 4.42A 125 Fisk Rd $602.11 Total $602.11 Ehlert Carl David II 255.00-2-37.02 Res 69.90A 594 Hathaway Rd $4359.38 Total $4359.38 Ehlert Carl 255.00-2-39.00 Res 1.01A Hathaway Rd $306.14 Total $306.14 Ehlert Henry F 255.00-2-40.00 Res 1.10A Hathaway Rd $312.64 Total $312.64 Cayne Alfred 255.00-2-42.25 Res 4.92A Hathaway* Rd $426.11 Total $426.11 Zito Roseanne 255.00-2-5.00 Res 10.02A 170 Fisk Rd $1065.69 Total $1065.69 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-10.00 Res 9.97A 493 Hathaway* Rd $4174.58

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Total $4174.58 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-11.00 Res 5.46A Hathaway* Rd $591.44 Total $591.44 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-13.00 Res 5.11A Hathaway* Rd $581.72 Total $581.72 Cayne Alfred G D 255.00-3-14.00 Res 5.11A Hathaway* Rd $435.82 Total $435.82 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-17.00 Res 5.02A Hathaway Rd $578.46 Total $578.46 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-18.00 Res 3.86A Hathaway* Rd $500.67 Total $500.67 Cayne Alfred D 255.00-3-9.00 Res 1.97A Hathaway Rd $370.99 Total $370.99 Vallette Monika Pluta 256.00-1-10.02 Res 3.69A 3140 St Hwy 23 $3912.95 Total $3912.95 Melex, LLC 256.00-1-10.03 Res 22.37A 3146 St Hwy 23 $12214.29 Total $12214.29 Baker David V 256.00-1-11.00 Res 23.69A Brewster Hill Rd $352.87 Total $352.87 Lincoln John H 256.00-1-5.02 Res 21.25A 3112 St Hwy 23 $3915.24 Total $3915.24 Black Julie E 256.00-1-7.00 Res 0.66A 3064 St Hwy 23 $1826.16 Total $1826.16 Lincoln John H. 256.00-1-9.00 Res 3.60A 3100 St Hwy 23 $991.13 Total $991.13 Wong Robert 257.00-1-13.03 Res 2.41A Airport* Rd $179.70 Total $179.70 Wong Robert 257.00-1-14.21 Res 2.66A 298 Airport Rd $3567.03 Total $3567.03 VanDusen Gerald B 257.00-1-22.02 Res 1.61A 1354 St Hwy 205 $3179.35 Total $3179.35 Bilz Joseph 257.00-1-27.00 Res 1.22A 178 New Rd $3988.45 Total $3988.45 Bell John V Sr 257.00-1-32.00 Res 1.88A 1231 St Hwy 205 $644.25 Total $644.25 Baker ** William S & Marian 257.00-1-48.00 Res 1.51A Winney Hill Rd $487.68 Total $487.68 JKLM Valley Stream, LLC 257.00-1-68.00/02 Res 0.00A 438 Co Hwy 11 $28.31 Total $28.31 Scheer Jeffrey S 273.00-1-19.00 Res 12.37A Fox Rd $792.40 Total $792.40 Puylara John 273.00-1-2.00 Res 3.19A 342 Crawford Rd $2884.34 Total $2884.34 Soules Louis Robert 273.00-1-25.03 Res 0.82A 639 Green Rd $1196.62 Total $1196.62

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Soules Robert L 273.00-1-25.04 Res 0.36A Green* Rd $40.62 Total $40.62 Turrell Richard L 273.00-1-33.00 Res 2.99A 185 Co Hwy 11 $474.74 Total $474.74 Turrell Richard 274.00-1-25.01 Res 235.68A Co Hwy 11 $5162.39 Total $5162.39 Maryland Gordon Richard M 196.00-3-18.00 Res 1.91A 921 Co Hwy 42 $2640.78 Total $2640.78 Three G Development LLC 198.00-2-12.02 Res 1.20A 800 Smokey Ave $1828.14 Total $1828.14 Ramsey David 198.00-2-12.52 Res 6.72A Sparrowhawk Lake Rd $2910.46 Total $2910.46 Reuss Deborah Ann 212.00-1-17.00 Res 0.69A 622 Axtell Rd $3609.72 Total $3609.72 Reuss Deborah Ann 212.00-1-19.21 Res 7.43A Axtell Rd $837.06 Total $837.06 Roland Scott 212.00-1-38.00 Res 125.24A 859 Dog Hill Rd $10312.20 Total $10312.20 Stampfl Frank Jr 212.00-1-5.00 Res 0.79A 659 Axtell Rd $6307.28 Total $6307.28 Reuss Deborah Ann 212.00-1-8.01 Res 3.89A Axtell* Rd $362.06 Total $362.06 Rickard James C III 213.00-1-12.00 Res 9.40A 167 Norton Rd $1214.00 Total $1214.00 Smith Christina 213.00-1-29.00 Res 0.94A 404 Co Hwy 34 $4902.72 Total $4902.72 Carotenuto Francesco 213.00-1-5.05 Res 12.94A 176 Norton Rd $10145.92 Total $10145.92 Roland Richard R 213.00-1-7.00 Res 19.56A Norton Rd $1359.98 Total $1359.98 Roland Richard R 213.00-1-8.00 Res 21.71A Norton Rd $1505.90 Total $1505.90 Roland Richard R 213.00-1-9.02 Res 10.88A Norton* Rd $764.10 Total $764.10 Dixon Scott 214.00-1-2.01 Res 1.28A 323 Mc Carthy Rd $1497.70 Total $1497.70 Dixon Scott J 214.00-1-2.03 Res 25.03A 311 Mc Carthy Rd $7946.94 Total $7946.94 Milavec Robert 214.00-1-24.00 Res 70.61A St Hwy 7* $4004.98 Total $4004.98 Morse Adele M 229.00-1-21.01 Res 1.00A 472 Co Hwy 42 $4239.48 Total $4239.48 Hitt Mitchell L 229.00-1-3.02 Res 1.00A 127 Short Crumhorn Rd $917.08

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Total $917.08 Krom Vanessa 229.00-1-33.00 Res 0.82A 385 Dog Hill Rd $5297.88 Total $5297.88 Shelly John J 229.00-1-43.07 Res 10.33A 257 Hawkins Rd $14712.76 Total $14712.76 Newman Gerard 229.00-1-49.00 Res 4.71A 476 Dog Hill Rd $6854.50 Total $6854.50 Gallup Nicole 230.00-1-21.00 Res 0.42A 8128 St Hwy 7 $3508.28 Total $3508.28 O’Dell Jennifer A 230.00-1-26.00 Res 0.77A 8113 St Hwy 7 $5680.98 Total $5680.98 Mastrototaro Michael 230.00-1-4.02 Res 1.10A Valder* Rd $143.92 Total $143.92 Mastrototaro Michael 230.00-1-5.00 Res 0.83A 295 Valder Rd $10403.42 Total $10403.42 Carvalho Frank P 230.00-1-6.01 Res 3.42A 107 Carvahlo Ln $557.38 Total $557.38 Mastrototaro Michael 230.00-1-6.03 Res 1.17A Valder Rd $149.98 Total $149.98 Carvalho Frank P 230.00-1-6.04 Res 3.44A Valder Rd $563.44 Total $563.44 Carvalho Frank P 230.00-1-6.05 Res 57.23A Valder* Rd $6193.84 Total $6193.84 Carvalho Frank P 230.00-1-6.06 Res 62.20A 117 Carvahlo Ln $6096.58 Total $6096.58 Herr Doreen 230.19-1-3.01 Res 0.32A 15 Main St $5412.90 Total $5412.90 Goss Henry E 230.19-1-32.00 Res 0.40A 75 Main St $1364.04 Total $1364.04 Goss Henry 230.19-1-33.00 Res 0.60A 77 Main St $5434.74 Total $5434.74 Roe Amanda 230.19-1-7.00 Res 0.20A 13 Main St $3111.20 Total $3111.20 Demelo Brenda 230.19-1-79.05 Res 0.31A Welton Ave $65.40 Total $65.40 Murphy Patricia A 230.19-2-41.00 Res 0.21A 53 Race St $4530.34 Total $4530.34 Goss Henry 230.19-2-87.00 Res 0.19A 116 Main St $2977.02 Total $2977.02 Joiret Raymond 230.20-1-1.00 Res 0.38A 145 Main St $9587.76 Total $9587.76 Kaneg Gail A 230.20-1-9.01 Res 0.50A 174 Main St $3706.18 Total $3706.18 McGuinness Lesa 231.00-1-40.00 Res 28.77A Connor Rd $2357.16 Total $2357.16 Osborne Clifford A

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245.00-1-2.02 Res 1.00A 157 Dog Hill Rd $1617.26 Total $1617.26 Osborne Clifford A 245.00-1-2.04 Res 2.04A Dog Hill Rd $247.26 Total $247.26 Sprague Theresa 245.00-1-37.02 Res 0.34A 112 Fingado Rd $497.62 Total $497.62 Ross Anthony J. 245.00-1-49.01 Res 29.34A 120 Ross Mountain Way $6372.04 Total $6372.04 Alvarez Edward W 245.09-1-30.00 Res 1.94A 7540 St Hwy 7 $3180.04 Total $3180.04 Byam Esther 245.09-1-5.00 Res 0.32A 107 Dog Hill Rd $4248.20 Total $4248.20 Indelicato Joseph J 245.10-1-32.00 Res 0.17A St Hwy 7 $40.86 Total $40.86 Balbuena Jacqueline Kilts 245.10-1-7.00 Res 1.26A 7581 St Hwy 7 $3096.86 Total $3096.86 Post Jason S. 246.00-1-19.00 Res 3.64A 729 Center Rd $970.82 Total $970.82 Post Jason S. 246.00-1-21.00 Res 0.40A 862 Co Hwy 41 $1509.84 Total $1509.84 Hendrickson Roy Sr 246.00-1-28.00 Res 1.83A 779 Co Hwy 41 $5033.86 Total $5033.86 Kinderman Susan 246.00-1-40.00 Res 33.49A Co Hwy 56 $3269.16 Total $3269.16 Hanford Mark 247.00-1-11.00 Res 28.80A 424 Ridge Rd $3642.04 Total $3642.04 Ware Rosemary 247.00-1-19.00 Res 1.63A 668 Center Rd $5145.88 Total $5145.88 Imperato John 247.00-1-21.10 Res 7.76A Connor Rd $1031.62 Total $1031.62 Hanford Mark 247.00-1-7.00 Res 32.32A Ridge Rd $3719.18 Total $3719.18 Sprague Ernest A Sr 261.00-1-53.01 Res 7.64A 6992 St Hwy 7 $3457.04 Total $3457.04 Scianablo Stephen 261.00-1-54.01 Res 3.69A St Hwy 7 $976.92 Total $976.92 Desantis Michael 261.00-1-77.00 Res 32.04A Bush Hill* Rd $1846.42 Total $1846.42 VanZandt Clifton 262.00-2-14.00 Res 6.55A 128 Bush Hill Rd $1578.88 Total $1578.88 Hillier April 262.00-2-16.00 Res 11.70A 127 Bush Hill Rd $5160.24 Total $5160.24 Emilio Richard John 263.00-1-3.31 Res 5.29A 1032 Country Rd $1181.48 Total $1181.48 Lambert Ann Marie 263.00-1-7.01 Res 111.23A

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164 Dragoo Rd $8707.02 Total $8707.02 Oliver Michael W 264.00-1-18.03 Res 4.00A Center* Rd $125.23 Total $125.23 Lassen Ashley 264.00-1-3.03 Res 65.54A Co Hwy 41 $5214.96 Total $5214.96 D’alessandro Vito R 264.00-1-4.00 Res 46.64A 104 Bliven Rd $11797.84 Total $11797.84 Lassen Ashley 264.00-1-6.00 Res 7.12A Bliven* Rd $964.74 Total $964.74 Lassen Ashley 264.00-1-7.00 Res 7.63A Bliven* Rd $861.42 Total $861.42 Marble Richard R 277.00-3-12.00 Res 0.61A 6607 St Hwy 7 $2858.16 Total $2858.16 Crawford Fallon C. 277.00-3-23.00 Res 1.14A 6558 St Hwy 7 $12508.52 Total $12508.52 Marcotte Stephen 278.00-2-1.00 Res 14.59A Iron Kettle Rd $923.29 Total $923.29 Martocello Thomas 278.00-2-13.00 Res 10.37A 246 Easy St $563.85 Total $563.85 Nicholas Michael 278.00-2-14.00 Res 9.71A Easy St $533.43 Total $533.43 Humphreys Robert L Jr 278.00-2-32.00 Res 8.13A 171 Easy St $4660.76 Total $4660.76 Calabro Richard 278.00-2-7.00 Res 9.85A Easy St $541.03 Total $541.03 Shelton Packy 279.00-1-7.01 Res 23.63A Iron Kettle Rd $685.53 Total $685.53 Beckley David P 290.00-3-9.00 Res 0.79A Fern Ridge* Dr $277.68 Total $277.68 Middlefield Stone Temple LLC 131.07-1-21.02 Res 1.94A Estli* Ave $106.16 Total $106.16 Cadwalader Stephen M. 131.07-1-22.00 Res 1.36A 3 Main St $10832.25 Total $10832.25 Stone Temple LLC 131.07-1-23.00 Res 3.34A 1 Main St $26903.29 Total $26903.29 ANDREWS Phillip 131.10-2-14.00 Res 0.19A Brooklyn Ave $341.51 Total $341.51 Middlefield Yager Ida M 100.00-1-6.03 Res 0.50A 178 Fish Rd $355.65 Total $355.65 Stalter Caroline 101.00-1-3.15 Res 5.07A Boyd Rd $306.84 Total $306.84 Fitzgerald Patricia M 101.00-1-4.03 Res 7.57A Darling Rd $395.23 Total $395.23 Warren William O Jr

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102.00-1-4.02 Res 20.36A Roseboom Hill Rd $626.91 Total $626.91 Warren William O Jr 102.00-1-4.03 Res 9.47A 308 Roseboom Hill Rd $1744.51 Total $1744.51 Kiesow Linda 102.00-1-8.01 Res 38.55A Roseboom Hill Rd $1099.38 Total $1099.38 Belmonte Paul 115.00-2-28.00 Res 24.38A 349 Chicken Farm Hill Rd $4370.34 Total $4370.34 Ditton Family Trust 116.00-1-10.77 Res 3.01A Co Hwy 33 $251.75 Total $251.75 Hade Hollow Corporation 116.00-1-37.00 Res 0.44A Co Hwy 33 $109.07 Total $109.07 Hade Hollow Corporation 116.00-1-6.31 Res 1.81A 2163 Co Hwy 33 $1060.67 Total $1060.67 Reich Richard 116.00-1-70.00 Res 0.91A 648 Ricetown Rd $130.02 Total $130.02 Augur Charles 117.00-1-11.00 Res 0.17A St Hwy 166* $14.19 Total $14.19 VanSpanje Kurt 117.00-1-22.00 Res 0.71A 2417 St Hwy 166 $1552.47 Total $1552.47 Augur Raymond C 117.00-1-24.02 Res 3.11A 2529 St Hwy 166 $4353.84 Total $4353.84 Wolfert Adele 117.00-1-27.61 Res 26.67A 2422 St Hwy 166 $8456.21 Total $8456.21 Campbell Alan W 118.00-1-2.03 Res 1.00A 2672 St Hwy 166 $2150.44 Total $2150.44 Thomas Rowland 132.00-1-13.03 Res 3.85A Co Hwy 52 $293.71 Total $293.71 Thomas Rowland 132.00-1-13.21 Res 1.80A 658 Co Hwy 52 $2787.24 Total $2787.24 DeVille Christopher 132.00-1-22.11 Res 5.09A 135 Gateway Ln $742.71 Total $742.71 Zucker Cynthia 133.00-1-12.03 Res 17.15A Rezen Rd $195.14 Total $195.14 Dawn Marie Yager 133.00-1-12.08 Res 10.00A 373 Rezen Rd $829.45 Total $829.45 Johnson Rodney E 133.00-1-32.00 Res 34.95A 984 Whiteman Rd $907.33 Total $907.33 Syman Jeffrey 133.00-1-8.00 Res 0.57A Rezen Rd $35.53 Total $35.53 Syman Jeffrey 133.00-1-9.00 Res 0.41A 271 Rezen Rd $1829.84 Total $1829.84 Syman Jeffrey J 133.03-1-10.00 Res 0.28A 3680 Co Hwy 35 $2228.39 Total $2228.39 Johnson Rodney E 133.03-1-15.00

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Res 0.13A 3664 Co Hwy 35 $1917.88 Total $1917.88 Augur Raymond Jr 133.03-1-27.00 Res 0.54A 975 Whiteman Rd $1811.64 Total $1811.64 Johnson Rodney E 133.03-1-31.00 Res 0.89A 3654 Co Hwy 35 $7217.84 Total $7217.84 Johnson Estate of Rodney E. 133.03-1-45.00 Res 0.43A 3633 Co Hwy 35 $2670.85 Total $2670.85 Johnson Rodney E 133.03-1-54.00 Res 0.94A 3671 Co Hwy 35 $956.63 Total $956.63 McArdle Thomas P 133.03-1-9.00 Res 0.24A 3682 Co Hwy 35 $2442.89 Total $2442.89 P&L Properties VI LLC 146.00-3-16.00 Res 0.74A 1129 Co Hwy 33 $4802.57 Total $4802.57 Saltenberger William A 146.00-3-4.00 Res 0.69A 1281 Co Hwy 33 $1251.24 Total $1251.24 Reich Richard 147.00-1-10.03 Res 1.63A Sibley Gulf* Rd $92.30 Total $92.30 Holbrook James S 147.00-1-13.00 Res 19.50A Sibley Gulf Rd $706.15 Total $706.15 Gibbons Barbara 147.00-1-40.01 Res 93.56A 420 Sibley Gulf Rd $6235.94 Total $6235.94 Renwick Karen 147.00-1-7.02 Res 3.21A 604 Beaver Meadow Rd $1477.90 Total $1477.90 Reich Richard 147.00-1-8.00 Res 1.51A Sibley Gulf* Rd $86.68 Total $86.68 Andrews Phillip M 148.00-1-10.02 Res 3.03A 3372 Co Hwy 35 $4637.31 Total $4637.31 Hoag Kelly 148.00-1-10.04 Res 0.99A 3363 Co Hwy 35 $1944.74 Total $1944.74 Andrews Phillip M 148.00-1-10.05 Res 16.44A Co Hwy 35 $633.00 Total $633.00 Bear Kevin 148.00-1-12.01 Res 0.66A 3329 Co Hwy 35 $391.06 Total $391.06 Friend George E 163.00-1-26.00 Res 0.91A 912 Co Hwy 33 $1804.84 Total $1804.84 Vandusen Lee Ann 164.00-1-12.01 Res 5.57A 237 Norton Cross Rd $2232.22 Total $2232.22 Abata Gladys 164.00-1-16.44 Res 1.48A St Hwy 166 $165.41 Total $165.41 Gaynor Grant R 178.00-2-1.11 Res 7.58A Co Hwy 33* $372.05 Total $372.05 Beckley David 178.00-2-1.13 Res 7.14A Co Hwy 33 $358.03 Total $358.03 Beckley David P 178.00-2-2.00 Res 56.07A

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Co Hwy 33* $324.51 Total $324.51 Partridge Jay Patrick 178.00-2-3.01 Res 45.67A Co Hwy 33* $265.72 Total $265.72 Fowler Albert E III 179.00-1-10.00 Res 40.41A 283 Cooper Rd $277.03 Total $277.03 Nathan Richard C 179.00-1-22.00 Res 88.50A 438 Co Hwy 33* $4458.21 Total $4458.21 Fowler Albert E III 179.00-1-26.01 Res 30.04A Cooper Rd $2601.62 Total $2601.62 Tadross Matthew 179.00-1-26.02 Res 2.62A Cooper Rd $155.57 Total $155.57 Hosein Anthony 179.00-1-32.01 Res 16.35A Eggleston Hill Rd $578.97 Total $578.97 Tadross Matthew 179.00-1-6.00 Res 6.31A 309 Cooper Rd $3265.18 Total $3265.18 Ewig Kathleen C 180.00-1-12.02 Res 72.56A St Hwy 166 $1619.45 Total $1619.45 Gelhaus Elaine 180.00-1-8.01 Res 7.59A 983 St Hwy 166 $4456.12 Total $4456.12 Hribar Patricia J. 180.00-1-9.02 Res 2.20A 934 St Hwy 166 $3399.22 Total $3399.22 Beatty Robin Bryant 180.01-1-6.00 Res 0.48A 2685 Co Hwy 35 $2197.89 Total $2197.89 Lamp Arthur T 195.00-1-11.05 Res 19.75A 256 Co Hwy 33 $2750.14 Total $2750.14 Smirk Living Trust 70.14-1-13.00 Res 0.34A 158 Peggs Bay Rd $4269.61 Total $4269.61 Upson Cornell D 72.00-1-12.01 Res 113.83A 3724 Co Hwy 33 $1263.39 Total $1263.39 P&L Properties VII, LLC 72.00-1-12.02 Res 0.06A Co Hwy 33* $14.19 Total $14.19 Yerdon Barry 72.00-1-13.02 Res 3.98A Co Hwy 33* $96.49 Total $96.49 Dewey Walter E Jr 72.00-1-3.00 Res 0.77A 115 Ryan Rd $1787.69 Total $1787.69 Richards Lawrence D 85.00-1-16.01 Res 0.24A Van Yahres* Rd $25.13 Total $25.13 Richards Lawrence D. 85.00-1-16.02 Res 0.52A 265 Van Yahres Rd $694.15 Total $694.15 Richards Lawrence D. 85.00-1-17.02 Res 0.06A Van Yahres Rd $198.58 Total $198.58 Richards Lawrence D 85.00-1-37.02 Res 2.66A Ottaway Rd $234.98 Total $234.98 Holbrook James S 86.01-1-22.00 Res 0.60A 3152 Co Hwy 33 $811.67 Total $811.67

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Goralczyk Andrzei 86.01-1-24.00 Res 0.17A 3156 Co Hwy 33 $447.96 Total $447.96 Patalona Richard 87.00-1-11.03 Res 12.99A 3870 Co Hwy 33 $829.58 Total $829.58 Milford Beckley David 194.20-1-38.00 Res 0.65A 61 W Main St $3531.70 Total $3531.70 Knapp Robert B 194.20-1-45.00 Res 0.10A 9 Brook St $1287.53 Total $1287.53 Belmonte Paul J. 194.20-1-9.00 Res 0.50A 98 N Main St $2713.59 Total $2713.59 Adair Hugh R 194.20-2-32.00 Res 0.59A 9 Maple St $4326.96 Total $4326.96 Summers Linden D III 194.20-2-63.00 Res 0.10A 63 S Main St $4132.11 Total $4132.11 Partridge Robert C 195.17-1-23.00 Res 0.05A River St $1064.13 Total $1064.13 Drake-Skillen Susan Chri 210.08-1-7.00 Res 0.15A 23 S Main St $1204.72 Total $1204.72 Bowen Todd 210.08-1-8.00 Res 0.23A 21 S Main St $3532.12 Total $3532.12 Milford Cowan Michael 193.00-2-12.221 Res 8.30A Bliss Gulf Rd $567.51 Total $567.51 Griloi John 193.00-2-12.222 Res 1.71A Bliss Gulf Rd $501.28 Total $501.28 Skillen Edward N 194.00-2-1.03 Res 13.27A Sherman Rd $680.42 Total $680.42 Skillen Edward N 194.00-2-1.04 Res 13.21A 155 Sherman Rd $798.22 Total $798.22 Kolka Robert S 194.00-2-11.213 Res 17.55A 3985 St Hwy 28 $1524.75 Total $1524.75 Beckley David P 194.00-2-28.23 Res 9.23A 1103 Co Hwy 44 $1395.11 Total $1395.11 Lewis Russell W 195.00-3-12.00 Res 0.46A 1883 Co Hwy 35 $2620.51 Total $2620.51 Lewis Russell W 195.00-3-13.03 Res 7.79A Co Hwy 35 $732.24 Total $732.24 Partridge Robert C 195.00-3-8.00 Res 0.27A 111 River St $1870.48 Total $1870.48 Bennett Ralph Jr 209.00-1-18.21 Res 3.38A 152 Seth Martindale Rd $2742.55 Total $2742.55 Waters James O 209.00-1-19.03 Res 8.62A Hotaling Rd $515.43 Total $515.43 Waters James 209.00-1-19.51 Res 3.48A 241 Hotaling Rd

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$3308.12 Total $3308.12 Waters Jamie 209.00-1-40.02 Res 9.92A Lougheed Rd $751.09 Total $751.09 Roe Kenneth J 209.00-1-40.03 Res 4.16A 621 Lougheed Rd $904.43 Total $904.43 Petronis Gerald T 210.00-1-10.00 Res 0.57A 3697 St Hwy 28 $1412.27 Total $1412.27 Kropp Dennis 210.00-1-24.02 Res 7.78A Tansey Hill Rd $487.18 Total $487.18 Waters Fred C 210.00-1-30.01 Res 7.94A 405 Tansey Hill Rd $1705.67 Total $1705.67 Filor** Pamela 210.00-1-43.01 Res 174.45A 690 Co Hwy 44 $5747.62 Total $5747.62 Church Albert E 210.00-1-53.00 Res 0.50A 216 Eddie Martin Rd $1147.02 Total $1147.02 Belmonte Paul J. 210.00-1-63.01 Res 1.36A 3644 St Hwy 28 $5257.78 Total $5257.78 Stampfl Frank 211.00-1-12.00 Res 3.68A Appletree* Rd $271.38 Total $271.38 Stampfl Frank 211.00-1-13.00 Res 10.77A Axtell Rd $741.84 Total $741.84 Reuss Deborah Ann 211.00-1-15.01 Res 38.23A Axtell* Rd $568.40 Total $568.40 Teixeira Nancy 226.00-1-2.00 Res 4.94A 215 Concrite Rd $391.21 Total $391.21 Waters Wyatt J 226.00-1-3.06 Res 8.13A 442 Lower Dutch Hill Rd $498.94 Total $498.94 Beckley David P 227.00-1-18.00 Res 0.43A 1295 Co Hwy 35 $1253.70 Total $1253.70 Craig Robin 227.00-1-29.00 Res 0.97A 196 Friis Ln $93.61 Total $93.61 Buttignol Family Holding 227.00-1-3.01 Res 135.48A Co Hwy 44 $3565.04 Total $3565.04 Buttignol Family Holding 227.00-1-4.01 Res 135.48A 590 Co Hwy 44 $5353.14 Total $5353.14 Shepard Gary J 241.00-2-6.00 Res 118.50A 211 Dorr Edson Rd $5566.16 Total $5566.16 Bradley Theresa 242.00-1-10.01 Res 57.27A 287 Upper Dutch Hill Rd $2506.86 Total $2506.86 Couse Donald W 242.00-1-29.01 Res 1.07A 681 Dorr Edson Rd $1065.19 Total $1065.19 Couse Donald W 242.00-1-29.02 Res 0.77A Dorr Edson Rd $133.69 Total $133.69 Waters James O. 242.20-1-12.00 Res 2.44A 105 Bob Wilson Rd $3680.92

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Total $3680.92 Sci Carmine M 243.00-1-10.02 Res 0.12A St Hwy 28 $12.80 Total $12.80 Cotten Edward 243.00-1-31.02 Res 3.00A 955 Co Hwy 35 $2532.78 Total $2532.78 Couse Richard S Jr 243.00-1-35.01 Res 12.39A 180 Friis Ln $1295.45 Total $1295.45 Quackenbush Lynn 243.00-1-39.04 Res 8.89A Co Hwy 35 $524.87 Total $524.87 KOREN CRISPIN 243.00-1-4.02 Res 0.14A 214 Co Hwy 44 $593.87 Total $593.87 Scianablo Joseph 243.14-1-17.00 Res 0.42A 2873 St Hwy 28 $384.91 Total $384.91 Monika Pluta 243.14-1-25.00 Res 0.11A 2890 St Hwy 28 $862.93 Total $862.93 Calabro & Hill Properties 243.17-1-35.00 Res 0.87A Bob Wilson Rd $53.56 Total $53.56 Natividad Paula Medina 243.18-1-4.00 Res 0.34A 2824 St Hwy 28 $6565.37 Total $6565.37 Eggleton Douglas E 243.18-2-20.00 Res 0.11A 134 Happy Valley Rd $1249.33 Total $1249.33 House Erik E 259.00-1-2.02 Res 45.00A 691 Gifford Hill Rd $2233.74 Total $2233.74 House Erik E 259.00-1-2.04 Res 1.58A Gifford Hill* Rd $84.26 Total $84.26 House Erik E 259.00-1-2.05 Res 0.15A Gifford Hill Rd $22.85 Total $22.85 House Erik E 259.00-1-4.00 Res 63.25A 659 Gifford Hill Rd $5438.59 Total $5438.59 Kropp Dennis 260.00-1-11.00 Res 1.31A 323 Co Hwy 35 $3713.18 Total $3713.18 Allen Kay L 260.00-1-24.00 Res 6.59A 196 Lichenburger Rd $334.09 Total $334.09 Erway Rodney L 260.05-3-60.00 Res 0.28A 149 Lee Dr $900.22 Total $900.22 Erway Rodney 260.05-3-62.00 Res 0.13A 151 Lee Dr $433.14 Total $433.14 Sobey Albert Jr 260.05-3-73.00 Res 0.54A 185 Lee Dr $1328.50 Total $1328.50 Eggleton Douglas E 260.06-1-1.00 Res 0.16A 136 Happy Valley Rd $4623.56 Total $4623.56 Miller Nathaniel 260.09-1-22.00 Res 0.10A 271 Lake Shore Dr S $1232.50 Total $1232.50 Hitt Carol 260.09-2-41.02 Res 0.77A 437 Co Hwy 35 $666.58 Total $666.58 Kleinfelder** Ronald J

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260.13-1-38.00 Res 0.26A Maple Dr $411.75 Total $411.75 Daley David K 260.13-1-64.02 Res 0.66A 119 Larsen Rd $5408.27 Total $5408.27 Jeffrey Mildred E 260.13-2-40.00 Res 0.75A 172 Cliffside Cir $3976.36 Total $3976.36 Dimick Charles J 260.13-2-49.02 Res 0.75A 134 Sunnycrest Rd $3391.49 Total $3391.49 Dimick Charles J 260.13-2-50.00 Res 0.49A 140 Sunnycrest Rd $5304.06 Total $5304.06 Dimick Charles J 260.13-2-51.00 Res 0.38A 144 Sunnycrest Rd $4561.25 Total $4561.25 Ackley Rodney H 276.00-2-2.02 Res 26.28A Gifford Hill* Rd $177.65 Total $177.65 Tiffany Jack 276.04-1-4.00 Res 2.97A 5965 St Hwy 7 $6040.65 Total $6040.65 Tiffany Jack M 276.04-1-5.01 Res 0.32A 5969 St Hwy 7 $31.64 Total $31.64 Rose Peter A 277.00-1-19.01 Res 0.61A 6349 St Hwy 7 $1724.52 Total $1724.52 Heyn Paul R 277.00-1-20.02 Res 0.97A 6355 St Hwy 7 $744.81 Total $744.81 Eggleton Chester 277.00-1-35.00 Res 0.24A 136 Swamp House Rd $81.34 Total $81.34 Hoag Robert 277.00-1-49.02 Res 0.72A 218 Co Hwy 35 $1578.14 Total $1578.14 Davis Brett 277.00-1-56.211 Res 1.00A 117 Castle Lake Estate Ln $7322.36 Total $7322.36 Carvin Wayne 277.00-1-57.00 Res 9.08A Moffre Rd $61.10 Total $61.10 Carvin Wayne 277.00-1-58.01 Res 12.52A Moffre Rd $83.29 Total $83.29 Kropp Dennis 277.00-1-60.00 Res 25.21A 6479 St Hwy 7 $3976.36 Total $3976.36 Hawley Glenn 277.00-1-62.01 Res 11.21A 112 Co Hwy 35 $3228.07 Total $3228.07 Schrom Justin R. 277.00-1-67.00 Res 0.34A 6467 St Hwy 7 $583.97 Total $583.97 Monser John T 277.00-1-76.00 Res 0.42A 152 Valley View Estates Rd $93.04 Total $93.04 Morris Fagergren, Kayla A. 221.13-1-29.00 Res 0.29A 8 West St $3097.29 Total $3097.29 Stafford Peter A 221.13-1-38.00 Res 1.03A 23 Church St $3185.61 Total $3185.61 Stafford Peter A 221.13-1-52.00 Res 0.19A

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19 Church St $4238.94 Total $4238.94 Hull Todd E 221.13-1-53.00 Res 0.26A 25 Church St $2571.11 Total $2571.11 Castlerock 2017, LLC 221.13-2-38.00 Res 0.24A 86 Broad St $982.52 Total $982.52 Stowell ** William R. & Joan S 221.13-2-59.00 Res 3.79A 153 Main St $12238.98 Total $12238.98 Buell Gary F 221.13-2-73.00 Res 0.25A 21 Water St $2699.38 Total $2699.38 Etzl George J. 221.18-1-16.00 Res 0.23A 22 Hargrave St $3976.50 Total $3976.50 Foster Diane 221.18-1-2.00 Res 0.23A 74 Broad St $5128.62 Total $5128.62 Burdick Thomas J 221.18-1-26.00 Res 0.28A 22 Mill St $2794.90 Total $2794.90 Gilman-King Mary Elizabeth 221.18-1-36.00 Res 0.43A 10 Hargrave St $3828.08 Total $3828.08 Morris Smallacombe Steven 203.00-2-16.01 Res 3.76A 484 Co Hwy 13 $1981.10 Total $1981.10 Reynolds Randall C. 204.00-2-11.00 Res 1.05A 3095 St Hwy 51 $2543.43 Total $2543.43 Reynolds Randall C. 204.00-2-13.04 Res 4.85A St Hwy 51 $312.04 Total $312.04 Sieck Richard K 204.00-2-17.05 Res 72.72A St Hwy 51 $2483.19 Total $2483.19 Clary Anthony 218.00-1-25.00 Res 0.82A 1940 Co Hwy 18 $1653.53 Total $1653.53 Hazen Todd 219.00-1-14.23 Res 1.43A 952 St Hwy 23 $659.54 Total $659.54 Kusmierz Hilmar 219.00-1-24.00 Res 49.96A 1183 St Hwy 23 $8075.95 Total $8075.95 Kusmierz Hilmar 219.00-1-25.02 Res 58.89A St Hwy 23 $1745.69 Total $1745.69 Byam Barbara E 219.00-1-26.00 Res 0.39A 1063 St Hwy 23 $1497.37 Total $1497.37 Santelia Edward A 220.00-1-11.00 Res 3.08A 111 Hilsinger Rd $2063.76 Total $2063.76 McKinney Brian 220.00-1-17.00 Res 4.02A 637 Jones Rd $1078.48 Total $1078.48 Werner Francis P Jr 221.00-1-50.00 Res 74.00A 2027 St hwy 23 $3403.54 Total $3403.54 Werner Francis P Jr 221.00-1-51.00 Res 0.76A Co Hwy 49 $1191.10 Total $1191.10 Werner Francis P Jr 221.00-1-52.00

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Res 1.01A 148 Co Hwy 49 $1910.76 Total $1910.76 Schacht Robert 221.00-1-57.00 Res 0.90A 2009 St Hwy 23 $4695.94 Total $4695.94 Hansen William C 221.00-1-66.00 Res 8.62A 1416 East Side Rd $3491.79 Total $3491.79 Boynton James 221.00-1-73.00 Res 1.36A St Hwy 23 $49.17 Total $49.17 Koren Crispin 221.00-2-13.00 Res 0.89A 188 Co Hwy 49 $695.00 Total $695.00 Hansen William C 221.00-2-29.00 Res 31.77A St Hwy 23* $713.22 Total $713.22 Smith Douglass E 221.00-2-4.01 Res 10.40A 2877 St Hwy 51 $5102.16 Total $5102.16 Korth Wayne E 221.00-2-8.00 Res 3.14A 236 Co Hwy 49 $2594.67 Total $2594.67 Anderson Dale 222.00-1-32.03 Res 2.15A 2324 St Hwy 23 $1243.71 Total $1243.71 Dickinson Philip L. 222.00-3-13.00 Res 4.43A 205 Butternut Ridge Rd $4730.47 Total $4730.47 DeLuca Michael 222.00-3-16.23 Res 3.29A 418 Pegg Rd $202.97 Total $202.97 Jipson Brian G 234.00-1-22.00 Res 0.44A 1686 Co Hwy 18 $588.87 Total $588.87 Burlingame Kenneth 234.00-1-23.00 Res 0.56A 1698 Co Hwy 18 $1300.93 Total $1300.93 Burlingame Kandase L 234.00-1-24.00 Res 5.21A 1690 Co Hwy 18 $2843.60 Total $2843.60 Powers John G 234.00-1-8.02 Res 7.06A 1814 Co Hwy 18 $2403.89 Total $2403.89 Inga Leslie 234.00-1-8.07 Res 14.80A 1739 Co Hwy 18 $5850.42 Total $5850.42 Stroh Graham Mc Kay Lesl 236.00-1-17.00 Res 139.39A 133 Peet Rd $9320.54 Total $9320.54 Wright Gladys 237.00-1-26.01 Res 13.24A 267 Co Hwy 51 $2240.76 Total $2240.76 Maple Grove Enterprises LTD 237.00-1-29.01 Res 78.76A Co Hwy 10 $2701.44 Total $2701.44 Maple Grove Realty Corp 237.00-1-29.02 Res 37.60A Co Hwy 10 $1680.78 Total $1680.78 Schlee Dena A 237.00-1-29.31 Res 0.90A 112 Co Hwy 51 $2547.53 Total $2547.53 Schlee Dena A 237.00-1-29.32 Res 6.94A 723 Co Hwy 10 $4601.13 Total $4601.13 Belmonte Paul

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238.00-1-5.00 Res 3.63A 148 Ellis Rd $641.89 Total $641.89 Hill Dennis R 252.00-2-6.00 Res 2.03A Pittsley* Rd $30.60 Total $30.60 Glidden Reginald P Jr 253.00-1-24.00 Res 4.90A Filor Hill Rd $394.63 Total $394.63 Guerriero Andrea ** 253.00-1-46.00 Res 3.61A 145 Sampson Rd $1901.12 Total $1901.12 Maple Grove Enterprises LTD 254.00-1-1.02 Res 16.94A Co Hwy 10 $477.90 Total $477.90 Maple Grove Realty Ltd 254.00-1-10.01 Res 6.54A 517 Co Hwy 10 $1457.18 Total $1457.18 Maple Grove Enterprises LTD 254.00-1-25.00 Res 29.11A Shelly Rd $777.97 Total $777.97 Edmeston Hills Corp 254.00-1-6.00 Res 1.58A 313 Co Hwy 10 $2666.93 Total $2666.93 Maple Grove Enterprises L 254.00-1-7.00 Res 252.93A 373 Co Hwy 10 $10549.43 Total $10549.43 Maple Grove Enterprises LTD 254.00-1-8.00 Res 60.01A Co Hwy 10 $582.69 Total $582.69 Amendoster Farm Inc 254.00-1-9.00 Res 37.57A 533 Co Hwy 10 $4467.27 Total $4467.27 New Lisbon Friedman Dorothea 141.00-2-22.00 Res 180.30A 914 Co Hwy 17 $7177.07 Total $7177.07 Powell James 141.00-2-7.01 Res 41.93A 168 Santoro Rd $6078.08 Total $6078.08 Bourbon-Parme Antoine G 141.00-4-13.00 Res 2.87A 4686 St Hwy 51 $3890.06 Total $3890.06 Bourbon-Parme Antoine G. 141.00-4-4.00 Res 8.08A 4689 St Hwy 51 $503.03 Total $503.03 Hilts John W Jr 142.00-2-21.02 Res 2.07A 671 Backus Rd $1541.77 Total $1541.77 Butternut Valley Environm 142.00-2-26.01 Res 247.10A 497 Backus Rd $3900.05 Total $3900.05 Herring Clifford J Jr 143.00-1-27.00 Res 1.39A 602 Texas Rd $379.20 Total $379.20 Friedman Sidney L 143.00-1-29.00 Res 63.08A Quinlog Rd $1045.97 Total $1045.97 Fong Soo Har 143.00-1-3.00 Res 105.98A Quinlog Rd $1666.42 Total $1666.42 Friedman Sidney L 143.00-1-4.00 Res 108.47A 425 Quinlog Rd $6884.62

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Total $6884.62 Gibbins Ronald E Jr 157.00-1-25.02 Res 5.66A 192 Walters Rd $2284.47 Total $2284.47 LaBounty Dennis 157.02-1-9.00 Res 0.74A 4429 St Hwy 51 $2327.25 Total $2327.25 Butternut Valley Environm 158.00-1-11.00 Res 115.95A Backus Rd $1143.98 Total $1143.98 Condon David J 158.00-1-12.02 Res 7.01A 705 Lena Rd $593.87 Total $593.87 Shaffer Twyla 158.00-1-42.01 Res 4.27A 507 Jones Rd $2758.34 Total $2758.34 Csizovszki Jennifer 158.00-1-49.00 Res 39.42A 406 Card Rd $2318.12 Total $2318.12 Dietz Shawn 159.00-1-11.00 Res 118.41A 136 Texas Rd $8439.05 Total $8439.05 Berdon Jennifer R 173.00-1-2.222 Res 1.00A 518 Elliott Rd $874.01 Total $874.01 Schaffer Richard Allen 173.00-1-20.02 Res 0.91A St Hwy 51* $64.94 Total $64.94 Wehrle Harold R 173.00-1-21.00 Res 0.86A 3741 St Hwy 51 $904.58 Total $904.58 O’Neill Melody 173.00-1-31.03 Res 11.00A 223 Bardin Rd $853.78 Total $853.78 Beneway Samuel E 173.00-1-47.00 Res 4.22A Bardin Rd $441.45 Total $441.45 Greaves Jesse R 173.00-1-49.00 Res 2.78A Bardin Rd $357.78 Total $357.78 Greaves Jesse R 173.00-1-51.02 Res 2.42A Parker Rd $333.87 Total $333.87 Gartung Peter 174.00-1-10.41 Res 33.52A 299 Card Rd $6059.39 Total $6059.39 Schaffer Richard 174.00-1-23.00 Res 0.88A 341 S Welcome Rd $596.07 Total $596.07 Morano Gloria 174.00-1-3.03 Res 9.80A 484 Co Hwy 16 $1317.03 Total $1317.03 Drobot George 174.00-1-33.00 Res 3.25A 235 S Welcome Rd $1762.22 Total $1762.22 Ginnane Anne M 174.00-1-48.00 Res 19.73A Co Hwy 14 $1104.86 Total $1104.86 Michelsen Matthew 174.00-1-49.00 Res 19.67A Co Hwy 14 $1869.87 Total $1869.87 Yoder Geraldine R 174.00-1-6.00 Res 1.00A 114 N Welcome Rd $250.20 Total $250.20 Cole Melody M 174.00-1-8.00 Res 7.74A 340 Co Hwy 16 $1059.28 Total $1059.28 Gartung Peter 175.00-1-30.02

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Res 0.24A 101 Allen Rd $1881.06 Total $1881.06 Sherry Stephen G 175.00-1-4.00 Res 99.66A 297 Blue Jay Hollow Rd $9149.33 Total $9149.33 Friedman Dorothea 189.00-1-21.00 Res 1.35A 3632 St Hwy 51 $274.12 Total $274.12 Johnson Alan 189.00-1-26.02 Res 17.91A 172 Myers Mills Rd $5678.28 Total $5678.28 Friedman Dorothea 189.00-1-30.01 Res 142.87A 3537 St Hwy 51 $4666.02 Total $4666.02 Friedman Dorothea 189.00-1-37.00 Res 140.06A 3527 St Hwy 51 $9778.23 Total $9778.23 Martin George 189.00-1-39.00 Res 0.37A 1700 Co Hwy 12 $211.37 Total $211.37 Annex Exteriors Inc 189.00-1-59.01 Res 20.46A 3389 St Hwy 51 $3629.20 Total $3629.20 Finneran Jamie 189.00-1-8.00 Res 3.73A 311 Myers Mills Rd $1030.11 Total $1030.11 Eklund Robert 189.00-1-9.02 Res 13.88A 268 Myers Mills Rd $1469.37 Total $1469.37 Pagan Enrique 190.00-1-13.00 Res 21.53A 385 Co Hwy 14 $4615.94 Total $4615.94 Sanchez David 190.00-1-15.00 Res 11.16A 113 Wheat Rd $1821.30 Total $1821.30 Gregory Hollie 190.00-1-20.02 Res 1.91A 184 Buck Schoolhouse Rd $1813.02 Total $1813.02 Sanchez Beatriz 190.00-1-21.03 Res 26.24A 318 Wheat Rd $1740.60 Total $1740.60 Seymour Thomas E 190.00-1-3.03 Res 7.25A Co Hwy 14 $605.82 Total $605.82 Koster Robert K 190.00-1-48.02 Res 15.45A Co Hwy 12* $108.27 Total $108.27 Myers Derek 190.00-1-9.01 Res 49.64A 352 Wheat Rd $2506.36 Total $2506.36 Bradley Jennifer Lee 190.00-1-9.04 Res 11.86A 418 Wheat Rd $812.01 Total $812.01 Hyatt Kelly 191.00-1-11.31 Res 144.72A 278 Allen Rd $8622.61 Total $8622.61 Tennant Wendy 191.00-1-11.41 Res 1.15A Allen Rd $456.40 Total $456.40 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.01 Res 14.44A 397 Co Hwy 15 $5273.42 Total $5273.42 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.03 Res 5.13A Allen Rd $483.21 Total $483.21 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.04 Res 5.22A Allen Rd $486.13

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Total $486.13 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.05 Res 5.84A Allen Rd $523.79 Total $523.79 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.06 Res 4.00A Allen Rd $416.61 Total $416.61 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.07 Res 5.05A Allen Rd $477.44 Total $477.44 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.08 Res 5.00A Allen Rd $474.53 Total $474.53 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.09 Res 5.77A Allen Rd $517.98 Total $517.98 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.10 Res 5.46A Allen Rd $500.60 Total $500.60 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.11 Res 5.07A Co Hwy 15 $477.44 Total $477.44 Mehta Malti 191.00-1-14.12 Res 25.12A Co Hwy 15 $1363.70 Total $1363.70 Tuohy Helen S 191.00-1-15.00 Res 0.55A 381 Co Hwy 15 $3761.58 Total $3761.58 Wulff David 191.00-1-56.02 Res 18.50A 350 Gardner Town Rd $4001.48 Total $4001.48 Bares Raymond 191.00-1-78.00 Res 2.23A Braun Rd $72.00 Total $72.00 Oneonta Platt Sandra K 258.00-2-26.02 Res 7.47A Wilber Lake Rd $1176.19 Total $1176.19 Donaldson Christopher J 274.00-2-13.00 Res 11.51A St Hwy 205 $823.58 Total $823.58 Goodrich Rita Trustee 274.00-2-19.00 Res 0.47A 977 St Hwy 205 $1768.31 Total $1768.31 Donaldson Christopher J 274.00-2-36.01 Res 1.00A 765 St Hwy 205 $990.77 Total $990.77 Carpenter Roger 274.00-2-46.00 Res 8.84A 461 Winney Hill Rd $2715.82 Total $2715.82 Carpenter Roger S 274.00-2-47.00 Res 0.73A 473 Winney Hill Rd $818.44 Total $818.44 Volpe Virginia R.C. 275.00-1-2.01 Res 34.57A 625 West St $7910.77 Total $7910.77 Kropp Dennis 275.00-1-28.00 Res 34.75A East St $3350.80 Total $3350.80 Nichols Tracy S 286.00-2-16.00 Res 1.36A Baker Hill Rd $628.48 Total $628.48 Turrell Richard L 286.00-2-20.00 Res 29.48A Co Hwy 8 $1353.10 Total $1353.10 Marciano Peter 287.09-1-2.00 Res 0.30A 3889 St Hwy 23 $944.91

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Total $944.91 Golinski William 287.15-1-16.00 Res 0.22A Winney Hill Rd $139.45 Total $139.45 Blake Matthew 287.15-1-28.02 Res 0.16A Sunset Dr $25.33 Total $25.33 Platt Sandra K 287.15-1-9.00 Res 0.16A 232 Winney Hill Rd $1206.42 Total $1206.42 Town of Oneonta 287.19-2-21.00 Res 0.39A 38 Richards Ave $156.71 Total $156.71 Carimando Anthony T. 287.19-4-21.00 Res 0.23A 218 Winney Hill Rd $409.44 Total $409.44 Tsai Eva 288.00-2-1.61 Res 1.00A College Park* Dr $168.79 Total $168.79 Watson Tyrone E 288.00-2-76.00 Res 1.06A East* St $31.83 Total $31.83 Mulholland Muriel H 288.09-1-20.00 Res 0.27A 238 West St $3561.99 Total $3561.99 Hall Roger 289.00-1-10.00 Res 8.71A St Hwy 7* $243.77 Total $243.77 Rotolo Anthony 289.00-1-16.01 Res 0.71A 5539 St Hwy 7 $2142.66 Total $2142.66 Rotolo Anthony 289.00-1-6.01 Res 16.84A St Hwy 7* $429.62 Total $429.62 Crescent Valley Apiaries 289.00-1-65.03 Res 5.06A St Hwy 7 $1507.94 Total $1507.94 Crescent Valley Apiaries 289.00-1-67.01 Res 4.97A St Hwy 7* $908.86 Total $908.86 Browne Christopher 289.00-1-79.00 Res 0.21A 204 Riverstone Rd $1535.69 Total $1535.69 Polley Robert 289.00-1-89.01 Res 37.49A 130 Riverstone Rd $5718.49 Total $5718.49 Northern Eagle, LLC 299.00-1-11.05 Res 14.45A 18 Stadium St $71700.42 Total $71700.42 Otsar Corp 299.00-1-4.01 Res 7.79A 101 Browne St $80.62 Total $80.62 Barnes Frederick D 299.06-2-45.00 Res 0.34A 14 Mohigan Dr $1677.33 Total $1677.33 Canis Carl A 299.07-1-36.00 Res 0.23A 422 Chestnut St $4358.70 Total $4358.70 Compton Sylvia L 299.07-2-37.00 Res 0.15A 14 Jackson Ave $1801.23 Total $1801.23 RBFD, Inc 299.07-2-68.00 Res 0.06A 1 Harrison Ave $2469.57 Total $2469.57 RBFD INC 299.07-3-60.00 Res 0.15A 24 Ceperley Ave $3975.66 Total $3975.66 Ranaudo Dominic

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299.07-4-66.00 Res 0.47A 8 Elmwood Ave $3550.63 Total $3550.63 Pizza Thomas S 299.07-4-69.00 Res 0.30A 5 Orchard St $723.39 Total $723.39 Gelbsman Jeffrey 299.07-4-72.00 Res 0.35A 1A Orchard St $2116.99 Total $2116.99 PUSHKAR STEPHEN 299.10-1-43.01 Res 0.34A 81 Oneida St $2806.61 Total $2806.61 Marsh-Kamerling Cynthia 300.00-3-10.02 Res 1.29A 142 Glen Dr $62.06 Total $62.06 Koren Crispin 300.00-3-67.21 Res 9.50A St Hwy 23 $3497.51 Total $3497.51 Quadri Abdulhadi A 300.00-3-7.06 Res 5.10A Westbury Dr $882.77 Total $882.77 Lony, LLC 300.00-3-87.01 Res 3.15A St Hwy 23* $7706.48 Total $7706.48 Carpenter Roger 300.08-3-9.00 Res 0.56A 5383 St Hwy 7 $1006.34 Total $1006.34 Banta Developers 300.11-1-21.00 Res 2.00A St Hwy 28 $39438.53 Total $39438.53 Banta Developers 300.11-1-5.01 Res 3.92A 4973 St Hwy 23 $66449.54 Total $66449.54 Town of Oneonta 301.00-1-45.22 Res 0.72A Co Hwy 47 $57.94 Total $57.94 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-53.03 Res 5.05A Co Hwy 47 $56.84 Total $56.84 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-59.00 Res 3.48A Co Hwy 47* $43.47 Total $43.47 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-60.00 Res 5.07A Co Hwy 47* $56.84 Total $56.84 KENT MATTHEW 301.00-1-77.00 Res 19.02A Morningside* Dr $197.59 Total $197.59 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-81.00 Res 8.07A Morningside* Dr $137.89 Total $137.89 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-82.00 Res 87.18A Morningside* Dr $101.37 Total $101.37 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-83.00 Res 24.76A Morningside* Dr $78.66 Total $78.66 Kent Matthew A. 301.00-1-84.00 Res 0.78A Morningside* Dr $19.41 Total $19.41 Ward Braden D 301.11-1-5.00 Res 0.57A 115 Valley St $4844.40 Total $4844.40 Natalini Anthony R 309.00-1-41.01 Res 1.99A 284 St Hwy 28 $5226.21 Total $5226.21 Sauter Paul 309.00-1-64.04 Res 7.50A Co Hwy 48

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$775.18 Total $775.18 Otego Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, e 317.15-1-29.00 Res 0.34A 75 Fair St $2105.31 Total $2105.31 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.01 Res 20.45A 203 Main St $410.74 Total $410.74 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.03 Res 0.45A Main* St $54.68 Total $54.68 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.04 Res 0.45A Main* St $54.68 Total $54.68 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.05 Res 0.45A Main* St $54.68 Total $54.68 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.06 Res 0.45A Main* St $54.68 Total $54.68 More Kimberly 317.19-1-1.07 Res 0.45A Main* St $54.68 Total $54.68 Adkins Virginia 317.19-1-23.00 Res 0.53A 301 Main St $3157.67 Total $3157.67 Spataro Barbara A 317.19-1-24.01 Res 2.40A 307 Main St $4713.12 Total $4713.12 Banta Victoria 317.19-1-57.00 Res 0.27A 284 Main St $3783.23 Total $3783.23 Munro David A. 317.20-1-5.00 Res 0.82A 27 Follett St $4841.82 Total $4841.82 KOREN CRISPIN 317.20-1-50.00 Res 0.31A 76 River St $2975.93 Total $2975.93 Otego Holy Myrrhbeares Monatery 272.00-1-27.21 Res 74.69A Co Hwy 8 $2829.43 Total $2829.43 Spitzer Catherine A 272.00-1-27.22 Res 2.96A 1983 Co Hwy 8 $2932.89 Total $2932.89 Spitzer Catherine A 272.00-1-27.23 Res 2.05A Co Hwy 8 $368.45 Total $368.45 Glorioso Darin V 272.00-1-37.05 Res 5.10A Sarrah Ct $570.85 Total $570.85 Chickerell Louis Jr 272.00-1-46.00 Res 1.38A 112 Bert Washburn Rd $2227.51 Total $2227.51 Community Of The Holy Myrrhbrs 272.00-1-50.00 Res 0.95A 129 Bob Holbrook Rd $28.31 Total $28.31 Community Of Holy Myrrhbearers 272.00-1-52.01 Res 141.25A 144 Bert Washburn Rd $4846.91 Total $4846.91 Community Of Holy Myrrhearers 272.00-1-52.03 Res 3.04A Bert Washburn Rd $195.94 Total $195.94 Community Of Holy 272.00-1-52.99 Res 0.01A Bert Washburn Rd $28.31

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Total $28.31 Emerson Dana G 272.00-1-6.06 Res 0.23A Co Hwy 8 $29.61 Total $29.61 Giannini Donna 272.00-1-60.01 Res 0.29A 2150 Co Hwy 8 $595.06 Total $595.06 KOREN CRISPIN 272.00-1-60.02 Res 0.59A 2154 Co Hwy 8 $1634.36 Total $1634.36 Richards John 272.00-1-66.01 Res 0.45A 2076 Co Hwy 8 $798.35 Total $798.35 Venza Catherine 272.00-2-17.00 Res 5.02A 1230 Co Hwy 6 $3601.22 Total $3601.22 Sammartino Jean 272.00-2-22.00 Res 5.02A 1260 Co Hwy 6 $676.46 Total $676.46 Nieves Isaac 272.00-2-24.00 Res 5.91A Co Hwy 6 $654.89 Total $654.89 Dugan Michael J 272.00-2-31.00 Res 5.00A Co Hwy 6 $565.56 Total $565.56 Manuel James F 272.00-2-32.00 Res 4.22A Lent Rd $148.03 Total $148.03 Maraglio Perry 273.00-2-11.02 Res 5.04A 136 Hines Rd $3664.18 Total $3664.18 Maraglio Perry 273.00-2-11.03 Res 32.05A Hines Rd $1893.08 Total $1893.08 Nichols Gregory A 284.00-1-10.02 Res 3.80A 995 Co Hwy 6 $4412.65 Total $4412.65 Schwed Karl R 285.00-1-17.00 Res 1.30A 1866 Co Hwy 8 $427.21 Total $427.21 Frailey Mark 285.00-1-33.01 Res 7.06A Co Hwy 7 $676.46 Total $676.46 Frailey Mark E Jr 285.00-1-33.03 Res 2.26A 1034 Co Hwy 7 $1445.15 Total $1445.15 Perry Samuel H Jr 285.00-1-34.04 Res 5.44A 347 Upper Green St $1473.88 Total $1473.88 VanBuren Marion L 285.00-1-34.51 Res 5.41A 336 Upper Green St $1069.38 Total $1069.38 Turrell Richard L 286.00-1-26.00 Res 65.52A West Oneonta Rd $2660.03 Total $2660.03 Turrell Richard L 286.00-1-27.00 Res 4.23A West Oneonta Rd $599.43 Total $599.43 Angell Michael E 286.00-1-35.10 Res 28.03A 2484 Co Hwy 8 $4862.34 Total $4862.34 Wilcox Delbert C 286.00-1-35.62 Res 1.91A 104 Sutliff Rd $2738.78 Total $2738.78 Latham Andrew V Sr 297.00-1-11.00 Res 130.86A Co Hwy 6 $3984.47 Total $3984.47 Nichols Gregory A 297.00-1-13.02 Res 1.07A 514 Co Hwy 6

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$1158.71 Total $1158.71 Sheldon John Paul 297.00-1-13.03 Res 53.27A 521 Co Hwy 6 $3474.94 Total $3474.94 Pisano Rosario 297.00-1-14.00 Res 23.49A 133 Hamilton Rd $713.57 Total $713.57 Jones Richard L 297.00-1-42.00 Res 0.82A 206 Upper Green St $226.53 Total $226.53 Ashley Elsie 297.00-1-43.00 Res 0.35A 202 Upper Green St $598.81 Total $598.81 Turrell Richard L 298.00-1-10.00 Res 61.00A Mill Creek Rd $2576.87 Total $2576.87 Maiorano Sarafino 306.00-1-36.00 Res 68.98A 277 Haney Rd $2724.72 Total $2724.72 Walker Susan 307.00-1-19.02 Res 0.91A 552 Flax Island Rd $2398.27 Total $2398.27 Latham Andrew V 307.00-1-24.00 Res 140.80A 283 Co Hwy 6 $2658.26 Total $2658.26 Latham Andrew 307.00-1-25.00 Res 5.44A Co Hwy 6* $30.69 Total $30.69 Kunkler Walter F 307.00-1-31.00 Res 118.47A 323 Co Hwy 6 $7158.74 Total $7158.74 Thayer Shawn 307.00-1-36.00 Res 0.92A 626 Co Hwy 7 $1488.26 Total $1488.26 Young Darrell 307.00-1-46.00 Res 1.32A 454 Co Hwy 7 $2407.97 Total $2407.97 McKeon Niall 307.00-1-6.02 Res 4.97A Burdick Hill Rd $642.57 Total $642.57 Samuels Ray V 307.00-1-7.02 Res 3.98A Burdick Hill Rd $822.98 Total $822.98 Ritchey Harold E 307.00-1-9.00 Res 0.85A 142 Burdick Hill Rd $740.47 Total $740.47 Burns Randy E 308.00-1-10.00 Res 0.95A 135 Mill Creek Rd $721.57 Total $721.57 Mowers Kenneth L Jr 308.00-1-41.02 Res 1.29A 3985 St Hwy 7 $1814.78 Total $1814.78 Hurlburt David A 308.00-1-52.00 Res 1.82A 1111 Co Hwy 48 $8250.45 Total $8250.45 Hurlburt David 308.00-1-53.01 Res 29.82A 1085 Co Hwy 48 $988.86 Total $988.86 Allen Keith W 308.00-1-7.02 Res 0.35A 128 Mill Creek Rd $779.86 Total $779.86 Adell Timothy J 316.00-1-20.00 Res 3.07A 403 Co Hwy 5 $3926.00 Total $3926.00 Klinger George H Jr 317.00-1-11.42 Res 19.22A 161 Haney Rd $1298.67 Total $1298.67 More Kimberly 317.00-1-32.01 Res 140.08A

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Flax Island* Rd $2360.05 Total $2360.05 Bank of NY Mellon 317.00-1-5.01 Res 15.85A 436 Flax Island Rd $4894.89 Total $4894.89 Chaudhry Arwa Aslam 318.00-1-20.05 Res 5.35A 108 Beilby Rd $738.04 Total $738.04 Penafiel Realty Corporation 318.00-1-20.08 Res 2.67A Beilby Rd $140.02 Total $140.02 Brown Lexter C 318.00-1-20.31 Res 10.65A St Hwy 7 $750.36 Total $750.36 Arca Robert A 318.00-1-39.02 Res 1.79A 843 Co Hwy 48 $280.73 Total $280.73 Beckley Carl G 318.00-1-4.21 Res 0.18A St Hwy 7 $23.47 Total $23.47 Sperry Lisa 318.00-1-52.02 Res 0.55A 911 Co Hwy 48 $1061.50 Total $1061.50 Sunset Mobile Home Park LLC 318.00-1-60.02 Res 6.12A 703 Co Hwy 48 $10003.53 Total $10003.53 Beckley Carl G 318.00-1-7.00 Res 0.49A 3514 St Hwy 7 $3970.84 Total $3970.84 Beckley Carl G 318.00-1-8.00 Res 0.48A St Hwy 7 $134.35 Total $134.35 Hill Anthony A 324.00-1-47.02 Res 0.98A 2630 St Hwy 7 $2620.04 Total $2620.04 Hornbeck Peggy 324.18-1-14.00 Res 0.95A Maplecrest Way $152.82 Total $152.82 Koren Crispin 325.00-1-12.00 Res 0.58A 462 Co Hwy 48 $869.16 Total $869.16 Lapine Joseph W 325.00-1-16.00 Res 0.63A Co Hwy 48 $19.16 Total $19.16 Freudenmann Tamara 325.00-1-17.01 Res 2.18A 831 Franklin Mt Rd $2681.66 Total $2681.66 BRS Real Estate LLC 325.00-1-2.01 Res 107.90A 162 Co Hwy 48 $6821.70 Total $6821.70 Haney Steven 325.00-1-27.02 Res 1.00A 645 Franklin Mt Rd $259.88 Total $259.88 Lapine Joseph W 325.00-1-31.02 Res 4.43A Downey Road Spur $185.35 Total $185.35 Smith Thomas R 326.00-1-10.00 Res 1.32A Franklin Mt* Rd $97.39 Total $97.39 Smith Thomas R 326.00-1-11.04 Res 5.16A Downey Rd $565.56 Total $565.56 Lapine Joseph W 326.00-1-9.02 Res 1.01A Co Hwy 48* $35.16 Total $35.16 Otsego Flynn Linda W

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115.17-1-24.00 Res 0.08A 218 Main St $5615.10 Total $5615.10 Andrews Phillip 115.18-3-38.00 Res 0.11A 96 Main St $20620.32 Total $20620.32 Andrews Phillip 115.18-3-39.00 Res 0.09A 92 Main St $2055.40 Total $2055.40 Kropp Dennis 131.05-1-26.00 Res 0.27A 60 Grove St $6613.31 Total $6613.31 Bailey Richard J 131.05-1-49.01 Res 0.24A 100 Chestnut St $5751.39 Total $5751.39 Deysenroth Peter A 131.05-1-58.01 Res 1.03A 82 Chestnut St $13409.37 Total $13409.37 Belmonte Paul J. 131.06-1-20.00 Res 0.28A 52 Chestnut St $7464.54 Total $7464.54 Stabinski Eric 131.06-1-23.00 Res 0.23A 58 Chestnut St $7516.19 Total $7516.19 Strang Timothy M. 131.06-1-24.00 Res 0.77A 60 Chestnut St $3067.43 Total $3067.43 Smirk Living Trust 131.06-2-22.00 Res 0.15A 9 Susquehanna Ave $6828.44 Total $6828.44 Dimick Charles John 131.06-2-47.00 Res 0.03A Main* St $2460.09 Total $2460.09 American Baseball Experience 131.06-2-48.00 Res 0.15A 99 Main St $20127.15 Total $20127.15 103 Main Street Cooperstown Co 131.06-2-7.00 Res 0.25A 103 Main St $17943.60 Total $17943.60 Phinney n/f 131.06-2-83.00 Res 0.05A Elm St $46.04 Total $46.04 Summers Linden D III 131.06-3-65.00 Res 0.22A 1 Elk St $10665.11 Total $10665.11 McCoy Jason C. 131.06-3-81.00 Res 1.70A 31 River St $10245.63 Total $10245.63 U.S. BANK NA 131.06-5-69.00 Res 0.11A 26 Susquehanna Ave $679.88 Total $679.88 Marcus Stephanie T. 131.10-1-13.00 Res 0.18A 11 South Ave $4898.57 Total $4898.57 Lewis Constance S 131.10-1-41.00 Res 0.21A 39 Delaware St $5583.75 Total $5583.75 Otsego Wright David G 112.00-1-11.00 Res 73.40A 173 Bristol Rd $4740.09 Total $4740.09 Harris Stephen K 112.00-1-23.02 Res 91.70A Wiley Town Rd $406.17 Total $406.17 Harris Stephen K 112.00-1-24.21 Res 94.70A 493 Wiley Town Rd $3234.01 Total $3234.01 Rabbit Run Properties,LLC

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112.00-1-24.22 Res 5.74A 398 Wiley Town Rd $1334.13 Total $1334.13 Daniels Brandon M 113.00-1-66.21 Res 10.06A 460 Williams Rd $2705.11 Total $2705.11 Patterson Christopher G 114.00-1-16.00 Res 2.09A 5896 St Hwy 28 $1878.29 Total $1878.29 Deysenroth Peter A 114.00-1-57.00 Res 0.39A 137 Fork Shop Rd $2358.09 Total $2358.09 Chandler Christopher 114.00-1-74.06 Res 25.00A Co Hwy 26 $1370.33 Total $1370.33 Clinton Dale R 114.00-1-79.01 Res 8.55A St Hwy 28* $124.43 Total $124.43 Knodel James B 114.05-1-23.00 Res 0.47A 135 Schoolhouse Rd $1058.42 Total $1058.42 Emerson Richard W 114.05-1-5.00 Res 0.70A 6242 St Hwy 28 $3671.77 Total $3671.77 Chandler Estates, LLC 114.09-1-8.00 Res 0.87A 170 Cemetery Rd $4749.55 Total $4749.55 Carrella George R 130.00-2-24.00 Res 1.47A 322 Co Hwy 26 $1357.60 Total $1357.60 Chandler Christopher 130.00-2-33.00 Res 25.07A Co Hwy 26* $388.68 Total $388.68 Townsend Lyman B 130.15-2-9.02 Res 2.62A 137 Lower Toddsville Rd $4555.44 Total $4555.44 P&L Property Development 131.00-1-32.00 Res 1.12A St Hwy 28 $299.13 Total $299.13 Barrett Peter J. 52.00-2-5.00 Res 0.51A 459 Pope Rd $28.31 Total $28.31 Separate Share Trust f/b/o Jac 52.08-1-13.00 Res 0.18A 217 Marble Rd $2766.65 Total $2766.65 Groom Thomas 52.11-1-10.00 Res 0.23A 141 Marble Rd $2315.55 Total $2315.55 Rasbach Patricia W 52.11-1-29.02 Res 0.20A 202 Bibik Rd $3152.84 Total $3152.84 Purcell Stephen B 53.00-1-26.00 Res 0.91A Brick House Rd $111.33 Total $111.33 Conlan Anne E 53.00-1-8.01 Res 13.72A 2441 Co Hwy 26 $2490.55 Total $2490.55 Purcell Stephen 53.00-1-8.04 Res 47.08A 139 Brickhouse Rd $3219.15 Total $3219.15 Gilbert Thomas P Jr 67.00-2-16.05 Res 5.01A 855 Keating Rd $825.15 Total $825.15 Chandler George H. 67.00-2-2.02 Res 14.48A 1772 Co Hwy 22 $3228.33 Total $3228.33 Barrett Peter J 67.00-2-21.00

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Res 2.81A 257 Pope Rd $1832.19 Total $1832.19 Barrett Peter J 67.00-2-22.00 Res 29.03A Pope Rd $617.56 Total $617.56 Barrett Peter J 68.00-1-1.01 Res 29.72A 256 Pope Rd $813.69 Total $813.69 Barrett Peter J 68.00-1-1.03 Res 49.94A Pope Rd $800.86 Total $800.86 Belmonte Paul 68.00-1-27.226 Res 10.23A 168 Sugar Hill Rd $6775.59 Total $6775.59 DeVille Christopher 69.00-1-17.00 Res 0.54A 792 Co Hwy 28 $1788.93 Total $1788.93 Summers Sylvia V 69.00-1-9.02 Res 1.13A 6743 St Hwy 80 $2383.02 Total $2383.02 Summers Sylvia Viek 69.00-1-9.03 Res 0.01A St Hwy 80* $56.43 Total $56.43 Marra Isidoro 69.44-1-21.00 Res 0.27A 106 Badger Ln $6049.13 Total $6049.13 Summers Sylvia Viek 69.60-1-19.00 Res 0.10A 6756 St Hwy 80 $2999.82 Total $2999.82 Belmonte Paul 69.68-1-7.00 Res 0.86A 6735 St Hwy 80 $6112.53 Total $6112.53 P&L Properties VI, LLC 69.68-1-8.00 Res 0.59A 6731 St Hwy 80 $6549.03 Total $6549.03 Donnelly William J 81.00-2-11.00 Res 15.46A Thayer Rd $933.67 Total $933.67 Guzzi Tina 81.00-2-13.03 Res 15.72A 331 Raymond Fish Rd $2333.75 Total $2333.75 Kegelman Brian J 83.00-1-12.01 Res 24.63A 251 Tripp Hill Rd $8617.52 Total $8617.52 Clark Nancy L 83.00-1-12.43 Res 8.02A Tripp Hill* Rd $955.03 Total $955.03 Kegelman Joan Clark 83.00-1-12.44 Res 8.01A Tripp Hill* Rd $917.27 Total $917.27 Pernat James F 83.00-1-2.02 Res 0.85A 1465 Co Hwy 26 $2831.60 Total $2831.60 Anzelone Michael 83.00-1-24.03 Res 0.98A 105 Buck Rd $877.78 Total $877.78 Hutter Randolph 83.00-1-28.06 Res 5.09A Buck Rd $870.06 Total $870.06 Cooper John A 84.00-1-15.04 Res 2.30A Reiss Rd $2313.32 Total $2313.32 Reiss Howard K 84.00-1-15.12 Res 3.22A Co Hwy 28 $69.09 Total $69.09 Holbrook James S 84.00-1-30.00 Res 0.28A 379 Co Hwy 28 $2229.19 Total $2229.19

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Stavola Michael J 84.00-1-40.01 Res 38.81A 602 Glimmerglen Rd $5520.35 Total $5520.35 McLean Ronald H 96.00-1-32.00 Res 197.36A Dana Clark Rd $10251.36 Total $10251.36 Ray Rebecca 96.00-1-33.00 Res 3.68A 3828 St Hwy 80 $644.46 Total $644.46 McLean Ronald H 96.00-1-35.00 Res 0.35A Dana Clark Rd $27.18 Total $27.18 McLean Charles A 96.00-1-4.02 Res 14.10A 472 Dana Clark Rd $5842.79 Total $5842.79 Byard John S 97.00-1-52.00 Res 5.43A Bed Bug Hill** Rd $815.54 Total $815.54 Thomas Byron Jr 98.00-1-51.01 Res 18.39A 299 Stone House Rd $1764.85 Total $1764.85 Kjolhede Chris L 98.00-1-62.02 Res 5.02A Johnstons Rd $379.36 Total $379.36 Belmonte Paul J 99.00-1-6.23 Res 3.39A 5997 St Hwy 80 $1605.13 Total $1605.13 Pittsfield Whitehill Arnold G 139.00-2-15.02 Res 1.52A 885 St Hwy 80 $1016.60 Total $1016.60 Adams Robert W 139.00-2-15.04 Res 5.48A 919 St Hwy 80 $445.79 Total $445.79 Hume Gretchen S 139.00-2-2.01 Res 8.59A 312 Rose Rd $1980.61 Total $1980.61 Perez Orlando 154.00-1-1.00 Res 2.26A Co Hwy 18* $76.02 Total $76.02 Salvatoriello Keith 154.00-1-22.03 Res 1.59A 186 Parker Rd $994.03 Total $994.03 Koshel Jeremy 155.00-1-12.211 Res 12.84A 724 St Hwy 80 $251.73 Total $251.73 Bice Judy L. 155.00-1-16.00 Res 10.42A St Hwy 80 $3205.27 Total $3205.27 Tapia Jose 155.00-1-41.02 Res 0.21A 219 Pecktown Store Rd $2079.74 Total $2079.74 Tapia Jose 155.00-1-41.03 Res 0.18A 225 Pecktown Store Rd $891.81 Total $891.81 Homann James 155.00-1-59.03 Res 1.78A 129 Camp Rd $1266.87 Total $1266.87 Bice Judy L. 155.00-1-6.00 Res 13.71A 709 St Hwy 80* $782.31 Total $782.31 Gager Ellery 155.00-1-67.23 Res 7.38A Pecktown Store Rd $430.42 Total $430.42 Bice Judy L. 155.00-1-9.32 Res 34.70A St Hwy 80* $1069.29 Total $1069.29 Chambers Charlotte L 156.00-1-12.00 Res 0.32A

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270 Co Hwy 17 $722.79 Total $722.79 Curtis John M 156.00-1-18.01 Res 112.36A 394 Ramey Rd $5718.40 Total $5718.40 Dacastafaro Kelly Jean 156.00-1-2.01 Res 1.81A 144 Nichols Rd $2629.49 Total $2629.49 Larrabee David M 156.00-1-2.21 Res 6.23A 218 Co Hwy 17 $1728.25 Total $1728.25 Lafferty Brien 156.00-1-27.00 Res 10.40A Co Hwy 49 $580.16 Total $580.16 Thayer James 156.00-1-3.00 Res 2.45A 242 Co Hwy 17 $495.65 Total $495.65 Etzl George 156.00-1-38.02 Res 6.89A 121 Burski Rd $687.16 Total $687.16 Santamaria Carl A 156.00-1-44.00 Res 16.79A Burski* Rd $260.70 Total $260.70 Santamaria Carl A 156.00-1-45.00 Res 32.49A 190 Burski* Rd $1206.25 Total $1206.25 Fallon Dennis M 156.00-1-46.00 Res 5.48A 186 Burski* Rd $1230.61 Total $1230.61 Rumovicz Robert E Jr 156.00-1-5.01 Res 112.88A 237 Ramey Rd $5659.28 Total $5659.28 Fallon Tammy 156.00-1-52.13 Res 9.11A 657 Co Hwy 17 $751.22 Total $751.22 Santamaria Carl A 156.00-1-55.02 Res 19.38A Burski* Rd $441.43 Total $441.43 Chesebro Joseph L. 156.00-1-56.00 Res 1.03A 361 Bentley Rd $527.43 Total $527.43 Hyman Vanessa 156.00-1-57.00 Res 12.85A 395 Bentley Rd $3057.44 Total $3057.44 Curtis John M 156.00-1-9.00 Res 106.28A 370 Ramey Rd $4919.80 Total $4919.80 Patrick Faye A 170.00-1-12.00 Res 0.50A 157 St Hwy 80 $652.79 Total $652.79 Blake Matthew 170.00-1-31.00 Res 0.93A 3344 Co Hwy 18 $1336.04 Total $1336.04 Gilstrap Kelly 170.00-1-33.01 Res 0.46A 3348 Co Hwy 18 $1655.50 Total $1655.50 Leech Richard F 170.00-1-41.00 Res 257.32A 233 Musk Rd $6015.09 Total $6015.09 Campbell Catherine M 170.00-1-5.00 Res 0.25A 3396 Co Hwy 18 $1586.29 Total $1586.29 Hallenbake Kevin S. 170.00-1-55.01 Res 1.02A 1641 Co Hwy 13 $1775.97 Total $1775.97 Abba Trust 170.00-1-59.00 Res 14.99A Mooretown Rd $166.19 Total $166.19 Frink Clifton J

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170.00-1-86.00 Res 5.52A 210 St Hwy 80 $670.09 Total $670.09 Leech Richard F 171.00-1-1.03 Res 33.38A St Hwy 80 $739.89 Total $739.89 Kellogg Richard 171.00-1-26.00 Res 2.72A 1244 Co Hwy 13 $1151.35 Total $1151.35 Knickerbocker** Helen E 171.00-1-31.00 Res 12.81A 1138 Co Hwy 13 $1157.18 Total $1157.18 Hoag Robert W 171.00-1-32.132/1 Res 0.51A Ouleout Rd $769.52 Total $769.52 Hoag Marcia K 171.00-1-32.132/2 Res 1.62A 119 Ouleout Rd $366.44 Total $366.44 Mondore David 171.00-1-44.21 Res 1.48A 1095 Co Hwy 13 $555.07 Total $555.07 Cotter Ryan W. 171.00-2-4.00 Res 8.52A Mooretown Rd $485.32 Total $485.32 Fish** Elizabeth 172.00-1-29.00 Res 0.67A 694 Ketcham Rd $746.67 Total $746.67 Terwilliger Carl 172.00-1-30.02 Res 43.83A 119 Jennison Rd $5312.08 Total $5312.08 Etzl George J 172.00-1-30.03 Res 3.71A Co Hwy 49 $395.52 Total $395.52 Etzl George J 172.00-1-31.00 Res 95.24A 1309 Co Hwy 49 $8262.15 Total $8262.15 Carney Arthur 172.00-1-33.00 Res 10.76A 1298 Co Hwy 49* $4072.89 Total $4072.89 Boglioli Jacquelynn 172.00-1-49.101 Res 2.70A 568 Ketcham Rd $1469.59 Total $1469.59 Torres Frank 172.00-1-49.102 Res 4.09A 122 Bentley Rd $1285.41 Total $1285.41 Deflumere Michael 172.00-1-49.22 Res 1.85A 589 Ketcham Rd $672.14 Total $672.14 Marzocco Michael 172.00-1-53.01 Res 12.85A Bentley Rd $481.59 Total $481.59 DeLuca Michael 172.00-1-64.05 Res 2.10A 319 Bentley Rd $1801.04 Total $1801.04 DeLuca Michael 172.00-1-64.06 Res 8.47A 263 Bentley Rd $328.69 Total $328.69 DeLuca Michael A 172.00-1-65.00 Res 9.78A Bentley Rd $162.45 Total $162.45 Franca Theresa 186.00-1-17.02 Res 3.64A 725 Texas Hill Rd $2204.52 Total $2204.52 Prohaska William 186.00-1-3.73 Res 1.14A Co Hwy 18 $110.97 Total $110.97 Pudney Olean B 186.09-1-11.00 Res 0.18A 108 Park Ln $299.16

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Total $299.16 Arca Robert A 186.09-1-31.00 Res 0.17A 103 Park Ln $180.84 Total $180.84 Stegner Richard C 187.00-1-11.22 Res 6.89A 574 Shacktown Mountain Rd $1134.18 Total $1134.18 Stegner Richard T 187.00-1-15.00 Res 1.72A 477 Shacktown Mountain Rd $1843.70 Total $1843.70 Wolfangle George R 187.00-1-29.00 Res 83.78A 1171 Co Hwy 13 $4490.55 Total $4490.55 Zegarelli Richard 187.00-1-37.02 Res 10.16A 285 Pine Tree Rd $1290.44 Total $1290.44 Gaudreau Jennifer 187.00-1-40.00 Res 1.47A 131 Young Rd $1360.58 Total $1360.58 Tooley Kathy J 187.00-1-41.01 Res 92.08A 147 Young Rd $3619.65 Total $3619.65 Gremmert Mark A 187.00-1-43.04 Res 4.10A 275 Holl Rd $490.30 Total $490.30 Gummoe Donald 187.00-1-43.05 Res 5.02A Co Hwy 13 $458.77 Total $458.77 Ginter John W 187.00-1-43.06 Res 6.14A 980 Co Hwy 13 $1922.51 Total $1922.51 Burrows Loree 188.00-1-32.01 Res 2.69A Co Hwy 49 $48.50 Total $48.50 Keator Donald L 188.00-1-34.02 Res 3.03A 740 Co Hwy 49 $832.75 Total $832.75 Friedman Dorothea 188.00-1-56.00 Res 15.96A Co Hwy 49* $240.63 Total $240.63 Friedman Dorothea 188.00-1-65.00 Res 56.83A Co Hwy 49* $745.49 Total $745.49 Friedman Dorothea 188.00-1-67.00 Res 13.20A Co Hwy 49* $240.63 Total $240.63 Caputo Giosue 202.00-1-1.221 Res 13.11A 2600 Co Hwy 18 $1755.31 Total $1755.31 Papasidero Jeffrey D 202.00-1-1.224 Res 14.18A Co Hwy 18 $684.98 Total $684.98 Papasidero Jeffrey D 202.00-1-1.226 Res 18.57A Co Hwy 18 $5296.94 Total $5296.94 Etzl George 202.00-1-1.25 Res 6.56A Co Hwy 18 $490.30 Total $490.30 Thornton Shawn 202.00-1-9.02 Res 0.03A Co Hwy 18* $11.61 Total $11.61 Plainfield Gigliotti Bruce S 10.00-2-7.01 Res 12.35A Skaneateles Tpke $1017.09 Total $1017.09 Feeley Brian S 19.00-1-1.41 Res 5.98A 171 Co Hwy 18A $4228.91 Total $4228.91 Eddy Leon H

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19.00-1-28.00 Res 2.72A 236 Co Hwy 21 $258.35 Total $258.35 Bowee Jamie Joseph 19.00-1-30.00 Res 5.06A 168 Co Hwy 21 $284.84 Total $284.84 Eddy Leon 19.00-1-32.00 Res 3.10A Co Hwy 21 $23.28 Total $23.28 Livziey Brian F 19.01-1-48.00 Res 0.65A 6860 Co Hwy 18 $892.79 Total $892.79 Harbour Portfolio VIII, LP 19.01-1-6.00 Res 1.03A 6939 Co Hwy 18 $1726.49 Total $1726.49 Eddy Kevin 2.00-1-12.03 Res 1.18A 9923 Us Hwy 20 $3067.32 Total $3067.32 Eddy Kevin A 2.00-1-12.04 Res 1.22A 9915 US Hwy 20 $3189.02 Total $3189.02 Fitch Stephen W 2.00-1-7.00 Res 33.67A Co Hwy 18* $491.25 Total $491.25 Laraby Timothy J 20.00-1-17.07 Res 5.02A Co Hwy 21 $117.13 Total $117.13 Dinigro Joseph S 20.00-1-27.15 Res 4.95A 171 Frost Hill Rd $1720.09 Total $1720.09 DiNigro Joseph S. 20.00-1-27.16 Res 4.96A Frost Hill Rd $382.64 Total $382.64 Martin Patricia M 21.00-1-11.02 Res 5.07A St Hwy 51 $117.93 Total $117.93 Martin Patricia M 21.00-1-12.00 Res 2.09A 7550 St Hwy 51 $448.88 Total $448.88 Luther Roger P 21.00-1-16.00 Res 0.70A 7388 St Hwy 51 $2514.57 Total $2514.57 Jaggers Helen 33.00-1-12.00 Res 0.58A 137 Co Hwy 19 $576.66 Total $576.66 Ephraim Richard 33.00-1-13.00 Res 2.04A 157 Co Hwy 19 $229.66 Total $229.66 Williams David M 33.00-1-40.05 Res 2.71A 249 Pritchard Rd $251.02 Total $251.02 Dugan Dennis William 33.00-1-61.01 Res 5.12A Mccall Rd $400.77 Total $400.77 White James T 34.00-1-1.22 Res 6.53A Pritchard Rd $456.97 Total $456.97 White James T 34.00-1-1.23 Res 18.85A 438 Pritchard Rd $3127.33 Total $3127.33 Lan’Did Corporation 34.00-1-12.23 Res 31.10A Talbot Rd $1097.09 Total $1097.09 Berberick Hank D 34.00-1-15.05 Res 15.00A Armstrong Rd $654.15 Total $654.15 Hilts Enterprises, LLC 35.00-1-8.05 Res 73.38A St Hwy 51

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$2494.55 Total $2494.55 Morgan Frank 47.00-1-10.01 Res 1.31A 124 Perkins Rd $511.35 Total $511.35 Woolsey Edward 47.00-1-17.32 Res 5.45A Co Hwy 19* $432.57 Total $432.57 Hart Debra 47.00-1-22.02 Res 0.48A 624 Co Hwy 19 $190.58 Total $190.58 Patricia A Masel 48.00-1-3.07 Res 6.00A Hughes Rd $444.71 Total $444.71 Patricia A Masel 48.00-1-3.08 Res 6.12A 210 Hughes Rd $450.56 Total $450.56 Feeley Brian S 8.00-1-27.01 Res 123.30A Co Hwy 18A $2823.20 Total $2823.20 Holmes Philip J 8.00-1-30.02 Res 4.81A 566 Crumb Hill Rd $4005.37 Total $4005.37 Holmes Philip 9.00-1-1.02 Res 2.21A 562 Crumb Hill Rd $1760.13 Total $1760.13 Marnelakis Eftihios 9.00-1-3.00 Res 167.72A 436 Crumb Hill Rd $4312.10 Total $4312.10 Kiehn Walter John 9.00-1-5.03 Res 0.90A 125 Fiddlers Green Rd $534.15 Total $534.15 Bjornson Judy A 9.00-1-5.08 Res 3.33A 1138 Co Hwy 21 $725.64 Total $725.64 Armstrong Floyd N 9.00-1-7.00 Res 1.04A 1128 Co Hwy 21 $199.62 Total $199.62 Spicer Robert 9.00-1-8.00 Res 0.25A 8061 St Hwy 51 $234.61 Total $234.61 Richfield Osterhoudt Charles M 13.20-2-48.00 Res 0.56A 18 Prospect St $1329.58 Total $1329.58 Abrams Barry E 13.20-2-51.00 Res 0.76A 5 Union St $4053.79 Total $4053.79 Springer Diana E 13.20-2-53.00 Res 0.61A 18 Lakeview Ave $2784.86 Total $2784.86 Belcher Larry S. 13.20-3-46.00 Res 0.12A 17 River St $518.45 Total $518.45 Secretary of HUD 13.20-3-58.00 Res 1.50A River St $144.82 Total $144.82 Bank of America, N.A. 13.20-3-59.00 Res 0.45A 28 River St $580.21 Total $580.21 Bruce Donald K. 13.20-3-63.00 Res 0.37A 64 Main St $510.19 Total $510.19 Homer Jacqueline 13.20-3-9.00 Res 0.17A 3 Walnut St $1959.30 Total $1959.30 Donnelly William J 14.17-1-21.00 Res 0.18A 11 Church St $1527.16 Total $1527.16

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Gibson Cosby 14.17-1-28.00 Res 0.30A 5 Sylvan St $2636.19 Total $2636.19 Stefanec Lisa M 14.17-1-38.00 Res 0.35A 16 Sylvan St $2559.61 Total $2559.61 Arcuri Joseph 14.17-2-1.00 Res 0.33A 76 Church St $5149.00 Total $5149.00 Wheat Brandon 14.17-2-65.02 Res 0.42A 219 Main St $3459.00 Total $3459.00 Murphy James A 24.08-1-30.00 Res 0.18A 45 River St $1591.66 Total $1591.66 Kane** Steven 25.05-1-36.00 Res 0.19A 14 Lake St $4041.48 Total $4041.48 Diotte Travis 25.05-2-13.02 Res 0.09A 23 Park St $491.31 Total $491.31 Pierce David M 25.05-2-13.03 Res 0.08A 21 Park St $936.54 Total $936.54 Brooker Everett L III 25.05-2-17.02 Res 0.11A 41 Center St $2127.52 Total $2127.52 Estigo Francis L Jr 25.05-2-31.00 Res 0.53A 19 W James St $376.88 Total $376.88 Villavicencio Silvio 25.05-3-44.00 Res 0.17A Canadarago St $330.91 Total $330.91 Garner Robert E 25.05-3-53.00 Res 0.22A 10 Canadarago St $1265.94 Total $1265.94 Akmoline Vitalii G 25.05-3-58.00 Res 0.14A 26 Canadarago St $406.99 Total $406.99 Lamphere Emerson O 25.05-4-17.00 Res 0.36A 53 E James St $717.15 Total $717.15 Brykailo Mary E 25.05-4-30.00 Res 0.21A 60 E James St $1772.65 Total $1772.65 Richfield Smith Wayne H 11.00-1-11.02 Res 4.48A 521 South Rd $272.44 Total $272.44 Fuller William J 12.00-1-19.02 Res 0.79A 190 Mower Rd $1720.05 Total $1720.05 Fuller William J 12.00-1-19.03 Res 0.84A Mower* Rd $35.09 Total $35.09 Sylvester James N 12.00-1-49.02 Res 3.48A 111 Brighton Rd $654.81 Total $654.81 Bond Larry E II 12.00-1-66.02 Res 0.72A 770 Co Hwy 25 $2438.98 Total $2438.98 Gil Jorge 12.00-1-9.03 Res 101.42A Us Hwy 20 $1673.55 Total $1673.55 Moss Erik J 12.02-1-30.00 Res 0.70A 987 Co Hwy 25 $352.59 Total $352.59 Vickerson James V Jr 13.00-1-16.02 Res 55.61A

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2941 Us Hwy 20 $2353.73 Total $2353.73 Douglas Jack J. 13.00-1-33.01 Res 0.87A Us Hwy 20* $21.43 Total $21.43 Douglas Jack J. 13.00-1-33.02 Res 76.38A 153 Gunset Ski Bowl Rd $983.89 Total $983.89 Douglas Jack J. 13.00-1-33.03 Res 6.55A 185 Gunset Ski Bowl Rd $1067.06 Total $1067.06 Douglas Jack J. 13.00-1-34.00 Res 15.50A Us Hwy 20* $149.99 Total $149.99 Yerdon Alberta J 13.00-1-37.00 Res 1.40A 2714 Us Hwy 20 $741.77 Total $741.77 Lamothe Robert 13.00-1-6.00 Res 2.70A 2685 US Hwy 20 $1766.85 Total $1766.85 Sementsov Michael M 23.00-1-22.03 Res 11.18A Filburn Rd $1099.10 Total $1099.10 Roberts Charles E 24.00-1-11.02 Res 0.32A 8443 St Hwy 28 $335.10 Total $335.10 Doyle Sarah 24.08-2-11.01 Res 0.34A 71 Elm St Ext $1007.47 Total $1007.47 Doyle Sarah 24.08-2-11.02 Res 0.03A Elm St* Ext $17.68 Total $17.68 LaQUAY Kevin 24.20-1-8.00 Res 1.94A 2481 CO HWY 22 $5792.28 Total $5792.28 Woodrow Peter James 25.00-1-22.04 Res 4.02A 307 Butternut Rd $904.08 Total $904.08 Seeholzer David B 25.00-1-26.01 Res 1.27A 124 Cemetery Rd $710.42 Total $710.42 Bond Karen M. 25.00-1-32.02 Res 2.91A 164 Cemetery Rd $596.22 Total $596.22 Harris Graig M 25.00-1-32.141 Res 2.82A 179 Butternut Rd $2509.88 Total $2509.88 Hilts Jake P. 25.13-1-24.00 Res 0.21A Co Hwy 22 $1886.76 Total $1886.76 Valent Mark Anthony 25.13-1-26.00 Res 0.43A 2537 Co Hwy 22 $3146.39 Total $3146.39 Armstrong Lee C. 3.00-1-15.05 Res 5.16A 310 Cole Hill Rd $719.95 Total $719.95 Dyn Walter Jr 37.00-1-7.00 Res 13.49A Henry Conklin* Rd $128.62 Total $128.62 Dyn Walter G Jr 37.00-1-8.00 Res 44.48A Gulf Rd $342.56 Total $342.56 Dyn Walter Jr 37.00-1-9.00 Res 19.84A Henry Conklin* Rd $108.70 Total $108.70 Greene James 38.08-1-17.00 Res 0.13A

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124 Westbrook Dr $1551.43 Total $1551.43 DeRemer Darlene Tarris 38.25-1-6.00 Res 0.19A 8166 St Hwy 28 $3509.74 Total $3509.74 Davenport Thomas 38.25-1-7.01 Res 0.33A 8162 St Hwy 28 $3780.80 Total $3780.80 Bowes** Edward H & Ann Z 38.64-1-7.03 Res 0.89A 729 Woodland Rd $3509.74 Total $3509.74 Goodspeed Kimberly A 4.00-1-19.00 Res 5.51A 2489 Us Hwy 20 $1156.47 Total $1156.47 Roseboom Sweitzer Renee 102.00-2-27.01 Res 3.76A Gage Rd $266.84 Total $266.84 Kiesow Linda 102.00-2-3.00 Res 32.55A 3133 St Hwy 166 $5133.68 Total $5133.68 VanBreukelen Paul 102.02-1-11.00 Res 0.21A Roseboom Hill Rd $33.36 Total $33.36 Keator Alicia D 102.02-1-24.01 Res 0.22A 3202 St Hwy 166 $442.22 Total $442.22 Canfield Bradley 102.02-1-26.00 Res 0.36A 3196 St Hwy 166 $1293.44 Total $1293.44 VanNostrand Leslie G 103.00-1-12.01 Res 15.27A 122 Grimm Ln $345.89 Total $345.89 Burwell Cliff 103.00-1-57.00 Res 16.69A Co Hwy 50 $2299.04 Total $2299.04 Yearry Leo W 103.00-1-9.00 Res 0.73A 316 Hoose Rd $247.96 Total $247.96 Bosma Barbara J. 104.00-1-17.00 Res 5.73A Co Hwy 50* $102.60 Total $102.60 Ross Gwendolyn 104.00-1-2.23 Res 25.06A 894 Hoose Rd $3946.18 Total $3946.18 Burwell Cliff 104.00-1-3.00 Res 60.02A Co Hwy 50* $411.36 Total $411.36 Crompton John J. 105.00-1-12.00 Res 9.73A St Hwy 165 $67.25 Total $67.25 Crompton John J. 105.00-1-13.00 Res 2.58A St Hwy 165 $34.78 Total $34.78 Turkish Deport Corp.

118.00-2-12.11 Res 0.79A Middlefield* Rd $125.98 Total $125.98 Edwards Earl 118.00-2-9.00 Res 0.97A 872 Middlefield Rd $142.32 Total $142.32 Webb Linda Ann 119.00-1-18.00 Res 5.92A 815 St Hwy 165 $878.19 Total $878.19 Webb Linda Ann 119.00-1-19.00 Res 0.60A Thompson Hill Rd $37.84 Total $37.84 Boule Michael D 119.00-1-32.03

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Res 75.10A 1016 St Hwy 165 $1633.40 Total $1633.40 Webster John 119.00-1-41.01 Res 130.50A 231 Honey Hill Rd $3207.81 Total $3207.81 Evans Earl L 119.01-1-17.00 Res 0.33A 529 St Hwy 165 $246.21 Total $246.21 Giammarino Lucio 120.00-1-14.00 Res 10.77A 200 Adair Rd $1297.88 Total $1297.88 Mott Elizabeth 120.00-1-33.02 Res 0.82A 1187 St Hwy 165 $430.13 Total $430.13 Webster John K 120.00-1-5.01 Res 65.20A 290 Adair Rd $1475.78 Total $1475.78 Webster John K 120.00-1-5.02 Res 73.30A Adair Rd $913.85 Total $913.85 Webster John K 120.00-1-5.03 Res 18.25A Adair* Rd $353.55 Total $353.55 Webster John K 120.00-1-5.05 Res 1.01A Adair* Rd $144.57 Total $144.57 Webster John K 120.00-1-5.08 Res 47.01A 285 Adair Rd $598.12 Total $598.12 Costello Robert 120.03-1-14.01 Res 0.60A 1144 St Hwy 165 $715.74 Total $715.74 Thompson Ronald M 120.03-1-19.02 Res 0.42A 1150 St Hwy 165 $870.21 Total $870.21 Lundy Brian 120.03-1-28.00 Res 0.34A 1163 St Hwy 165 $1473.55 Total $1473.55 Lundgren Robert J 120.03-1-33.00 Res 0.67A 1169 St Hwy 165 $453.66 Total $453.66 Mc Carthy Richard J 87.00-3-4.07 Res 53.71A 3247 St Hwy 166 $613.69 Total $613.69 Shea Mary 88.00-1-28.00 Res 3.33A Morton Rd $98.52 Total $98.52 Somers David W 88.00-1-30.01 Res 1.57A Morton Rd $169.01 Total $169.01 Yuhas Thomas 88.00-1-35.00 Res 2.71A Morton Rd $87.89 Total $87.89 Rodriguez Angel Manuel 88.00-1-36.00 Res 2.81A Morton Rd $224.60 Total $224.60 Foxes Den RoseboomNY, LLC 89.00-2-22.00 Res 0.32A 1083 Co Hwy 50 $3134.45 Total $3134.45 FOXESDENROSEBOOMNY, LLC 89.00-2-27.02 Res 0.40A Co Hwy 50 $28.93 Total $28.93 Springfield Patryn Bruce D. 15.00-1-16.05 Res 20.32A Mt Tom Rd $308.51 Total $308.51 Patryn Bruce J 15.00-1-18.00

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Res 156.72A 171 Mt Tom Rd $9478.48 Total $9478.48 Patryn Bruce J 15.00-1-19.02 Res 78.64A Weeks Rd $1131.00 Total $1131.00 Patryn Bruce J 15.00-1-20.00 Res 44.45A Weeks* Rd $661.95 Total $661.95 Patryn Bruce J 15.00-1-24.02 Res 9.29A Weeks Rd $94.18 Total $94.18 Patryn Bruce D. 15.00-1-27.21 Res 71.63A 116 Koenig Rd $1085.51 Total $1085.51 Patryn Bruce D. 15.00-1-28.21 Res 35.10A Koenig Rd $403.88 Total $403.88 Patryn Bruce D. 15.00-1-28.23 Res 16.32A Koenig Rd $237.80 Total $237.80 Beebe Roberta 15.00-1-40.01 Res 1.09A 131 Domion Rd $1754.48 Total $1754.48 Bouck Tammy 17.00-1-15.00 Res 0.32A Swamp Rd $187.21 Total $187.21 Trantum Brent D. 28.00-1-27.02 Res 1.00A 5477 Us Hwy 20 $2364.53 Total $2364.53 Purcell Stephen 39.00-3-14.00 Res 68.08A Smokey Run Rd $787.56 Total $787.56 Leatherstocking Development, L 40.00-1-39.01 Res 26.14A 7397 St Hwy 80 $9386.59 Total $9386.59 Macaluso Joseph 41.06-1-27.00 Res 0.75A 7667 St Hwy 80 $6708.25 Total $6708.25 Macaluso Joseph 41.06-1-57.00 Res 0.64A St Hwy 80 $224.35 Total $224.35 Gibson Corine J 42.00-1-11.00 Res 49.79A 2214 Co Hwy 31 $5828.78 Total $5828.78 Carson Kenneth A Jr 42.00-1-15.02 Res 0.88A 2061 Co Hwy 31 $627.51 Total $627.51 Carson Kenneth A Jr 42.00-1-2.03 Res 14.68A Continental Rd $587.92 Total $587.92 Stocking Billy 42.00-1-2.04 Res 7.71A 217 Continental Rd $3144.73 Total $3144.73 Gibson Corine 42.00-1-24.00 Res 1.70A 124 Piersall Rd $1103.28 Total $1103.28 Gibson Corine J 42.00-1-25.01 Res 129.37A Piersall Rd $2870.27 Total $2870.27 State Of New York 55.00-2-11.00 Res 268.48A Co Hwy 31 $239.48 Total $239.48 Ruppert James F 6.00-1-24.23 Res 8.27A 1004 Co Hwy 29 $1104.12 Total $1104.12 Unadilla Nichols Daniel 334.14-1-1.00 Res 1.75A Kilkenny Rd

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$30.91 Total $30.91 Davis Brian 334.14-1-2.00 Res 1.65A 74 Kilkenny St $3141.19 Total $3141.19 Fein Adam G. E. 334.14-1-31.00 Res 0.21A 92 Clifton St $1368.09 Total $1368.09 Swift Jonathan D 334.14-1-37.00 Res 0.55A 34 Ontio Ter $4459.33 Total $4459.33 Nichols Daniel 334.14-1-7.00 Res 29.76A Kilkenny* Rd $307.65 Total $307.65 Federal National Mtge. Assoc.

334.14-1-75.00 Res 0.27A 22 Prospect St $655.23 Total $655.23 Campbell Walter L 334.14-1-79.00 Res 0.69A 19 Prospect St $1767.80 Total $1767.80 Farnham Whitney H 334.15-1-16.00 Res 0.76A 111 Butternut Rd $2977.72 Total $2977.72 Leonard Anna B 334.15-1-21.00 Res 0.50A 52 Maple Ave $3490.26 Total $3490.26 Rudolph Richard 334.15-1-38.00 Res 0.34A Maple Ave $376.52 Total $376.52 Archambault Lori 334.15-1-5.00 Res 0.47A 135 Co Hwy 3 $3556.78 Total $3556.78 Lagstrom Albert A 334.15-1-51.00 Res 0.24A 67 Martin Brook St $275.97 Total $275.97 Nichols Daniel 334.18-1-1.00 Res 2.43A Cone* Ln $35.85 Total $35.85 Baumes Philip C 334.18-1-7.00 Res 0.56A 13 Cone Ln $4888.59 Total $4888.59 Woodard Timothy R 334.18-1-9.00 Res 0.78A 5 Cone Ln $3368.88 Total $3368.88 Frank William S. 334.18-2-20.00 Res 0.25A 5 Sanly St $3766.14 Total $3766.14 Brown Anthony T Jr 334.18-2-23.00 Res 0.26A 138 Main St $4632.60 Total $4632.60 Steinbacher Shelley 334.18-2-64.00 Res 0.38A 13 Fellows St $2520.49 Total $2520.49 Hippenstiel Carl 334.18-2-8.00 Res 0.42A 18 Hopkins St $4865.38 Total $4865.38 McCollum Nathanael Leighton 334.19-1-65.00 Res 0.36A 208 Main St $1283.19 Total $1283.19 Makeplace Amanda 334.19-2-35.00 Res 0.22A 5 Walnut St $3764.27 Total $3764.27 DEUTSCHE BANK, AS TRUSTEE 334.19-2-5.00 Res 0.31A 44 Martin Brook St $5213.89 Total $5213.89 Gass Dustin William 334.19-2-63.00 Res 0.23A 5 Martin Brook St $2002.40

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Total $2002.40 Dewey Gary L 334.19-2-7.00 Res 0.38A 43 Maple Ave $3242.02 Total $3242.02 Finch Sandra 334.19-2-77.00 Res 0.21A 20 Adams St $3035.09 Total $3035.09 Mitchell Lloyd 334.19-2-8.00 Res 0.27A 39 Maple Ave $3235.10 Total $3235.10 Partridge John G 334.19-3-3.00 Res 0.25A 11 Gregory St $1117.17 Total $1117.17 Partridge John G 334.19-3-4.00 Res 0.26A 19 Gregory St $3053.75 Total $3053.75 Stevens Sondra J 334.19-3-55.00 Res 0.90A 280 Main St $6179.57 Total $6179.57 Colby Mellissa L 334.19-3-57.00 Res 0.25A 272 Main St $4151.76 Total $4151.76 Caratelli Caspere L 334.19-3-61.00 Res 0.26A 262 Main St $6105.92 Total $6105.92 Greenview Farms Real Estate 334.19-3-68.00 Res 14.99A St Hwy 7* $119.95 Total $119.95 Driskell Anthony 338.05-1-2.00 Res 0.40A 23 Main St $3368.13 Total $3368.13 Codea Ion Marinel 338.06-1-2.00 Res 0.58A 33 Hopkins St $3349.16 Total $3349.16 Delaware & Hudson Railway 600.00-4-37.00 Res 0.00A Poles Wires Etc $59.28 Total $59.28 Unadilla Spinka Elsie A 305.00-1-10.02 Res 4.40A 545 Ben Mccumber Rd $1544.40 Total $1544.40 Whitehill Marta G 305.00-1-28.01 Res 63.10A 996 Co Hwy 4 $2586.23 Total $2586.23 Whitehill Marta G 305.00-1-30.00 Res 11.37A Co Hwy 4* $144.15 Total $144.15 Livolsi Salvatore 305.00-1-33.00 Res 3.67A Lulu Coon* Rd $102.24 Total $102.24 Bryant Bridget 312.00-1-8.00 Res 0.44A River Rd $40.75 Total $40.75 Christianson Robert P 313.00-1-14.00 Res 0.75A 639 Ideuma Rd $1713.56 Total $1713.56 Harman David 313.00-1-6.04 Res 5.01A Black Ash Swamp Rd $304.23 Total $304.23 Smith Richard L 313.00-1-6.07 Res 4.50A Prentice Gorge Rd $283.31 Total $283.31 Schoonbeck John A 313.00-3-6.00 Res 1.96A 614 Ideuma Rd $167.78 Total $167.78 Armstrong Colleen 314.00-1-16.00 Res 4.50A Tower* Rd $225.74 Total $225.74

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Armstrong Colleen 314.00-1-17.00 Res 4.66A Tower* Rd $288.53 Total $288.53 McGough Barbara 314.00-1-27.03 Res 1.13A 1213 Butternut Rd $1682.16 Total $1682.16 Cordes Richard B 314.00-1-49.04 Res 4.21A Burrows Rd $273.64 Total $273.64 Cordes Richard 314.00-1-49.05 Res 4.21A Burrows Rd $273.64 Total $273.64 Fisk Gregg W 314.00-1-5.03 Res 10.02A Palmer Hill Rd $325.16 Total $325.16 Jega Matthew 314.00-1-54.00 Res 1.43A 674 Co Hwy 3A $254.78 Total $254.78 Ambrose Richard Lee 314.00-1-60.00 Res 0.83A 681 Co Hwy 3A $1796.17 Total $1796.17 Lent Janet 314.00-1-61.31 Res 5.02A 708 Co Hwy 3A $1578.26 Total $1578.26 Hyer Raymond 315.00-1-25.00 Res 0.92A 245 Sisson Hill Rd $609.70 Total $609.70 Short Jared 315.00-1-32.05 Res 5.74A 372 Sisson Hill Rd $671.19 Total $671.19 Vilardi Alfred 315.00-1-42.41 Res 4.76A 159 Ben McCumber Rd $8046.93 Total $8046.93 Livolsi Vincent 315.00-1-46.01 Res 2.01A 526 Co Hwy 4 $3264.04 Total $3264.04 Smith Donna M. 315.00-1-47.00 Res 0.40A 512 Co Hwy 4 $762.24 Total $762.24 Eybers Andrew N 315.00-1-6.00 Res 10.58A 249 Robert Williams Rd $520.07 Total $520.07 Bowman Willie P E 320.00-1-31.00 Res 20.46A 685 Lockwood Hill Rd $1986.90 Total $1986.90 Barkman David S 321.00-1-38.01 Res 1.04A 321 Lockwood Hill Rd $408.92 Total $408.92 Youngs Phillip M II 321.00-1-39.00 Res 1.51A 313 Lockwood Hill Rd $1359.14 Total $1359.14 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-1-6.22 Res 6.88A Fisk Hill Rd $775.26 Total $775.26 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-2-1.00 Res 4.04A 476 Fisk Hill Rd $257.15 Total $257.15 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-2-17.00 Res 4.01A Fisk Hill* Rd $487.41 Total $487.41 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-2-22.00 Res 5.19A Spring Hill* Ln $314.70 Total $314.70 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-2-23.00 Res 4.00A Spring Hill* Ln $257.15 Total $257.15 Yang Chang Tung 321.00-2-24.00 Res 4.02A

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Spring Hill* Ln $257.15 Total $257.15 Yang C T 321.00-2-6.00 Res 8.29A 142 Spring Hill Ln $551.68 Total $551.68 Northrop Norman N Sr 322.00-1-26.00 Res 3.98A 731 Co Hwy 3 $2651.18 Total $2651.18 Stark Barry D 322.00-1-34.02 Res 0.42A Co Hwy 3* $32.07 Total $32.07 DeForest Brent 322.00-1-35.02 Res 4.85A 702 Co Hwy 3 $2005.94 Total $2005.94 Brandenburg Delores 323.00-1-15.01 Res 5.85A 105 Merriman Hill Rd $3675.45 Total $3675.45 Brandenburg Delores 323.00-1-15.10 Res 5.39A Co Hwy 3A* $466.50 Total $466.50 Gross Edward E 323.00-1-21.01 Res 3.57A 305 Co Hwy 3A $2813.84 Total $2813.84 Gross Edward E Jr 323.00-1-21.317 Res 5.13A Merriman Hill Rd $71.09 Total $71.09 Baker Raymond E Sr 323.00-1-213.161 Res 5.79A 184 Merriman Hill Rd $2074.74 Total $2074.74 Curtin Timothy L 323.00-1-42.00 Res 0.50A 318 Sand Hill Rd $517.53 Total $517.53 Gross, Jr. Edward E 323.00-1-61.07 Res 2.50A 2241 St Hwy 7 $355.10 Total $355.10 Higbie Steven D 323.00-1-69.01 Res 27.92A Co Hwy 4 $744.45 Total $744.45 2365 Wells Bridge Trust 324.03-1-19.00 Res 0.26A 2365 St Hwy 7 $2333.03 Total $2333.03 Higbie Steven 324.03-1-20.00 Res 0.28A 2367 St Hwy 7 $2289.69 Total $2289.69 Higbie Steven Daniel 324.03-1-38.01 Res 0.28A 2391 St Hwy 7 $1467.36 Total $1467.36 Clow Shawn A 324.03-1-4.02 Res 0.29A 116 Pitcher Ln $2276.13 Total $2276.13 Moore Kevin 324.03-1-43.00 Res 0.17A 2419 St Hwy 7 $584.74 Total $584.74 Church Paul H Jr 324.03-1-44.00 Res 0.21A 2417 St Hwy 7 $526.85 Total $526.85 Leech Jodie L 324.03-1-63.00 Res 0.57A St Hwy 7 $59.39 Total $59.39 Seymour Caryn L 327.00-1-18.00 Res 1.08A 209 Co Hwy 2 $232.91 Total $232.91 Seymour Frederick H 327.00-1-21.21 Res 1.18A 101 Hutchinson Hill Rd $3266.76 Total $3266.76 Ryan James C

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328.00-1-30.00 Res 0.82A 116 Ryan Rd $1065.33 Total $1065.33 White Daniel 328.00-1-39.00 Res 0.66A 248 Lockwood Hill Rd $1563.48 Total $1563.48 Cannon Patrick J 328.00-1-41.00 Res 19.35A 649 Co Hwy 2 $5497.52 Total $5497.52 MacArthur Douglas 328.00-1-9.01 Res 16.32A Hutchinson Hill Rd $1141.62 Total $1141.62 B & D Real Estate Developers, 329.00-1-13.01 Res 10.22A Co Hwy 3 $843.29 Total $843.29 Cervoni John 329.00-1-15.00 Res 115.89A 499 Kilkenny Rd $6031.37 Total $6031.37 Constable Lester 329.00-1-20.01 Res 2.47A 632 Kilkenny Rd $2061.91 Total $2061.91 Ingrassia Richard 329.00-1-22.00 Res 7.45A Co Hwy 3 $170.54 Total $170.54 McKee Jody 329.00-1-25.02 Res 10.05A 470 Kilkenny Rd $1536.36 Total $1536.36 Martini Ryan J 329.00-1-37.22 Res 3.00A 420 Co Hwy 3 $356.58 Total $356.58 Fallon Susan L 329.00-1-45.00 Res 4.47A 560 Co Hwy 3 $2341.60 Total $2341.60 Bliss Ruth 329.00-1-55.01 Res 16.79A 240 Rod & Gun Club Rd $2855.27 Total $2855.27 Norquest Edward W 329.00-1-64.01 Res 3.00A Butternut Rd $356.58 Total $356.58 B & D Real Estate Developers, 329.00-3-31.221 Res 0.67A Hardknocks Rd $73.95 Total $73.95 Mackey Jeffrey P 329.00-3-7.00 Res 9.57A 195 Hardknocks Rd $5597.73 Total $5597.73 Irving Lauretta M 329.02-2-34.00 Res 1.35A Buckhorn Lake Rd $280.10 Total $280.10 Irving Lauretta M 329.02-2-35.00 Res 1.10A 501 Buckhorn Lake Rd $1529.15 Total $1529.15 Irving Lauretta M 329.02-2-36.00 Res 0.36A Buckhorn Lake Rd $147.96 Total $147.96 Schusteritsch Edward A 330.00-1-4.07 Res 1.32A 130 Ledgewood Acres Dr $1975.26 Total $1975.26 Lloyd Darryl 330.00-1-4.134 Res 1.28A Ledgewood Acres $194.32 Total $194.32 Schoelch Karl 330.00-2-2.00 Res 0.72A 2208 St Hwy 7 $2728.33

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Total $2728.33 Gross Edward E Jr 330.03-1-53.00 Res 0.41A 1755 St Hwy 7 $2447.76 Total $2447.76 Gross Edward E Jr 330.03-1-54.02 Res 0.92A 1757 St Hwy 7* $2660.86 Total $2660.86 Coffey Robert W 330.03-1-66.02 Res 0.75A 1682 St Hwy 7 $784.82 Total $784.82 MacDonald Raymond M II 330.03-1-76.00 Res 0.60A St Hwy 7* $257.15 Total $257.15 Winant Darlene 330.03-1-85.221 Res 0.29A St Hwy 7* $199.56 Total $199.56 Unadilla Sham Rock Village LLC 330.03-1-86.00 Res 0.80A St Hwy 7* $84.43 Total $84.43 Podlaski Barbara 330.03-2-5.00 Res 0.67A 1762 St Hwy 7* $965.91 Total $965.91 Ziemann Aaron M. 332.00-111.00 Res 2.12A Valleyview Rd $245.47 Total $245.47 Crandall April L. 332.00-1-16.02 Res 0.69A 423 Valleyview Rd $1786.50 Total $1786.50 Silvernail Charles C. 332.00-1-2.01 Res 0.67A 158 Co Hwy 1B $825.06 Total $825.06 Archambault Lori 332.00-1-31.00 Res 0.45A Valleyview Rd $47.81 Total $47.81 Archambault Lori 332.00-1-32.00 Res 0.46A 286 Valleyview Rd $3046.61 Total $3046.61 Allan-Ziemann Lisa 332.00-1-45.00 Res 9.10A 466 Valleyview Rd $2605.94 Total $2605.94 Barnes Milton R 332.00-1-47.00 Res 2.22A 311 Co Hwy 1 $690.53 Total $690.53 Barnes Milton R 332.00-1-49.00 Res 1.41A Co Hwy 1 $28.41 Total $28.41 Berthelon Michael 332.00-152.62 Res 4.29A 273 Co Hwy 1 $1106.23 Total $1106.23 Garry S Patrylo 332.00-1-61.01 Res 6.29A 235 Co Hwy 1 $4400.92 Total $4400.92 Crandall Robert J 332.00-1-64.00 Res 0.50A 223 Co Hwy 1 $946.90 Total $946.90 Grow Richard W 332.00-1-8.00 Res 0.72A 351 Co Hwy 1 $848.48 Total $848.48 Kipps Hill Road Corp.

332.00-1-83.21 Res 79.44A 342 Co Hwy 1 $34803.00 Total $34803.00 McCann Robert J Jr 333.00-1-38.00 Res 3.38A 171 Ingalls Rd $2700.64

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Total $2700.64 Powers James 333.03-2-28.00 Res 0.36A 614 St Hwy 7 $1466.09 Total $1466.09 Powers James 333.03-2-29.00 Res 0.54A St Hwy 7 $81.44 Total $81.44 Lopez Gary J 333.03-2-42.00 Res 0.30A Sanly Rd $90.82 Total $90.82 Davis Brian 334.00-1-19.00 Res 13.03A Kilkenny* Rd $623.50 Total $623.50 Hatzidakis G.J.R. 334.00-1-21.01 Res 36.17A Co Hwy 3* $1429.49 Total $1429.49 Unadilla Shamrock Village LLC 334.00-1-47.00 Res 3.09A 1676 St Hwy 7 $3367.42 Total $3367.42 Rudolph Richard H 334.00-1-50.03 Res 1.50A 1639 St Hwy 7 $1336.73 Total $1336.73 Nichols Daniel 334.00-1-7.02 Res 71.80A 204 Kilkenny Rd $2766.30 Total $2766.30 Molinari Diana 334.00-1-8.00 Res 1.79A 242 Kilkenny Rd $2278.80 Total $2278.80 Wheeler Mark H 336.00-1-42.00 Res 0.28A 202 Co Hwy 1 $1565.54 Total $1565.54 Eaton Earl M 336.00-1-53.00 Res 0.28A 280 St Hwy 7 $4595.95 Total $4595.95 Foster Dale A 336.00-1-6.04 Res 1.17A 114 Chessapeake Dr $1204.78 Total $1204.78 Foster Dale E 336.00-1-7.00 Res 0.43A 106 Chessapeake Dr $3136.71 Total $3136.71 DeVost Scott A 336.02-1-22.00 Res 0.59A 393 St Hwy 7 $3090.49 Total $3090.49 Yale Susan 336.02-1-39.01 Res 2.33A 187 Old Hill Rd $2638.75 Total $2638.75 Hunt WIlliam A Jr 336.02-1-45.00 Res 0.21A 459 St Hwy 7* $385.34 Total $385.34 Calabro Lewis 336.02-1-53.00 Res 0.51A 108 Co Hwy 1 $145.87 Total $145.87 Olson Edward D 336.02-1-64.02 Res 0.55A 420 St Hwy 7 $615.36 Total $615.36 O’Keefe Jeanette 336.02-1-66.00 Res 1.26A 414 St Hwy 7 $2687.24 Total $2687.24 Fallon Cherie N 337.00-1-37.01 Res 1.25A St Hwy 7 $131.52 Total $131.52 Greenview Farms 337.00-1-55.01 Res 36.45A St Hwy 7 $252.93 Total $252.93 Greenview Farms 337.00-1-56.00 Res 10.59A

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St Hwy 7* $68.13 Total $68.13 Fallon Cherie N 337.00-1-62.00 Res 1.56A St Hwy 7* $84.43 Total $84.43 Westford Gaskin Brian 149.00-1-10.00 Res 12.16A 361 Tabor Rd $4867.34 Total $4867.34 Cusberth Emmette H II 150.00-1-15.05 Res 24.00A 300 Strong Hill Rd $3337.50 Total $3337.50 Koren Crispin 150.00-1-32.21 Res 5.14A 183 Strong Hill Rd $6809.58 Total $6809.58 Koren Crispen 150.00-1-32.22 Res 2.79A 175 Strong Hill Rd $3982.92 Total $3982.92 Costagna Cheryl 150.00-1-33.01 Res 1.21A 171 Strong Hill Rd $923.28 Total $923.28 DUNCAN DEREK LEE 150.00-1-33.02 Res 2.16A 176 Strong Hill Rd $3600.48 Total $3600.48 Duncan Derek Lee 150.00-138.02 Res 68.72A Co Hwy 34 $4020.28 Total $4020.28 Pasieka Raymond 165.00-1-22.07 Res 12.02A Ed Herman Rd $1528.26 Total $1528.26 Pasieka Raymond 165.00-1-22.08 Res 12.21A Ed Herman Rd $1546.20 Total $1546.20 Armstrong Colleen J 166.00-1-12.02 Res 3.01A 147 Skellie Rd $2088.52 Total $2088.52 Regg Frances A 166.00-1-46.00 Res 0.85A 674 Co Hwy 36 $748.51 Total $748.51 Figueroa Tina Guzzi 166.00-1-61.00 Res 57.52A 413 Greenbush Rd $6361.40 Total $6361.40 Johnson Dorothy 166.01-1-16.00 Res 1.44A Co Hwy 34* $195.60 Total $195.60 Johnson Dorothy 166.01-1-17.00 Res 0.87A 1785 Co Hwy 34 $3809.32 Total $3809.32 Farbota-Stiles Lynne 166.01-1-19.00 Res 1.16A 1775 Co Hwy 34 $955.08 Total $955.08 Parsons William H 166.01-1-20.00 Res 3.24A Middlefield Rd $410.76 Total $410.76 Farbota-Stiles Lynne 166.01-1-21.00 Res 0.43A 1769 Co Hwy 34 $77.24 Total $77.24 Parsons William H 166.01-1-31.00 Res 0.15A 1759 Co Hwy 34 $7762.18 Total $7762.18 Langan James W 166.01-1-33.00 Res 0.61A 1764 Co Hwy 34 $2605.08 Total $2605.08

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Quinn Heidi 166.01-1-35.00 Res 2.59A 1109 Co Hwy 36 $2381.32 Total $2381.32 Ives Darin M 166.01-1-4.00 Res 2.81A Co Hwy 34* $356.96 Total $356.96 Ives Darin M 166.01-1-9.00 Res 0.72A 1799 Co Hwy 34 $5395.12 Total $5395.12 Renwick Thomas J 180.00-2-16.03 Res 1.00A 2572 Co Hwy 35 $3044.65 Total $3044.65 Scanlon Roger E 180.00-2-16.04 Res 1.52A 1493 Co Hwy 42 $2200.37 Total $2200.37 Stabler Mark 180.00-2-23.00 Res 0.67A Westville Gulf* Rd $303.16 Total $303.16 Jewell Howard C 180.00-2-25.14 Res 8.00A 1053 Stanley Roseboom Rd $2656.20 Total $2656.20 Scott Gibeault Realty Trust 180.00-2-27.08 Res 4.86A 722 Badeau Hill Rd $6516.80 Total $6516.80 Favaro Almor P 180.00-2-38.11 Res 9.69A 909 Stanley Roseboom Rd $2783.24 Total $2783.24 Koren Crispin 180.01-2-4.00 Res 0.72A 2702 Co Hwy 35 $1380.69 Total $1380.69 VanSpanje Kurt 181.00-1-14.02 Res 1.67A 1373 Co Hwy 34 $2707.90 Total $2707.90 Fraser Matthew J. 182.00-1-18.02 Res 2.85A 750 Up County Rd $3598.45 Total $3598.45 Bengtson Brian K 182.00-1-33.03 Res 0.72A Up County Rd $170.62 Total $170.62 Pagillo Richard 196.00-1-16.02 Res 1.28A 1131 Co Hwy 42 $1765.78 Total $1765.78 Beckley David P 196.00-2-2.03 Res 3.69A Co Hwy 42 $203.95 Total $203.95 HOAG Daniel 196.00-2-2.13 Res 5.87A Hickory Hill Rd $420.24 Total $420.24 Schuck John W Jr 197.00-1-21.01 Res 15.98A 700 Stanley Roseboom Rd $6556.06 Total $6556.06 Bolton Larry M 197.00-1-23.02 Res 0.30A 376 Badeau Hill Rd $494.28 Total $494.28 Bengtson** Brian K 198.00-1-2.00 Res 58.33A 611 Up County Rd $5260.20 Total $5260.20 Worcester Armlin William I., IV 169.00-2-23.03 Res 1.56A 10610 St Hwy 7 $1040.41 Total $1040.41 HAYDEN VINCENT 169.00-2-33.00 Res 1.09A

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226 Alvord Rd $635.26 Total $635.26 Makely John H 183.00-3-4.00 Res 14.71A 232 Co Hwy 36 $1097.18 Total $1097.18 Race Daniel L 184.00-1-22.02 Res 1.74A 912 West Hill Rd $2456.01 Total $2456.01 Norton William 184.00-1-32.00 Res 1.80A 969 West Hill Rd $1484.96 Total $1484.96 Ives Charles K Jr 184.00-1-37.04 Res 9.46A 316 Co Hwy 38 $357.96 Total $357.96 Wayman Sherri L 184.00-1-37.33 Res 3.82A 34 Factory Hill Rd $3641.52 Total $3641.52 Paulich Trust 184.00-1-41.00 Res 62.02A 10185 St Hwy 7 $7750.74 Total $7750.74 Nirschl Allan H Sr 185.00-1-23.01 Res 10.81A 10224 St Hwy 7 $979.34 Total $979.34 Polaris Properties LLC 185.00-1-40.01 Res 0.60A Co Hwy 38* $19.91 Total $19.91 Polaris Properties LLC 185.00-1-42.00 Res 46.85A 190 Co Hwy 38 $1983.71 Total $1983.71 Schrom Sarah 185.00-1-48.01 Res 1.79A 284 Co Hwy 38 $3210.04 Total $3210.04 Polaris Properties LLC 185.00-1-49.00 Res 32.43A Co Hwy 38* $214.11 Total $214.11 Polaris Properties LLC 185.00-1-55.00 Res 79.93A St Hwy 7 $726.51 Total $726.51 Armao Michael D 185.00-1-7.00 Res 0.91A 273 Co Hwy 38 $2793.24 Total $2793.24 Eckler Kyle A. 185.09-1-23.00 Res 0.37A 140 Co Hwy 38 $2250.92 Total $2250.92 LaPlante Laura 185.09-1-40.00 Res 0.41A 133 Main St $1225.94 Total $1225.94 Sperbeck Michael 185.13-1-10.00 Res 0.28A 47 Main St $3007.67 Total $3007.67 Schrull Adolph 185.13-1-20.00 Res 0.07A 69 Main St $1513.06 Total $1513.06 Alan Investments III, LLC 185.13-1-23.00 Res 0.87A 100 Main St $2352.97 Total $2352.97 Suydam Brian T 185.13-1-33.00 Res 0.74A 86 Main St $4311.41 Total $4311.41 Bayne Mary Ann D 185.13-1-34.02 Res 0.20A 80 Main St $2762.30 Total $2762.30 Keever Kenneth W 185.13-1-46.00 Res 0.32A

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3 Maple St E $2133.52 Total $2133.52 Robinson John E 185.13-1-60.00 Res 0.33A 58 Main St $977.06 Total $977.06 Zeh Marvin 185.13-1-67.00 Res 0.22A 15 Depot St E $2940.51 Total $2940.51 Blackwell David 185.13-1-75.00 Res 0.35A 10 Depot St E $1243.54 Total $1243.54 Eager Bruce A 185.13-1-82.00 Res 0.50A 30 Main St $1616.92 Total $1616.92 Rost Deborah 198.00-3-18.00 Res 2.22A 108 Up County Rd $3633.32 Total $3633.32 Siegner Robert 199.00-1-49.00 Res 4.19A 1583 Co Hwy 36 $394.85 Total $394.85 Ryder Michael F 199.17-1-1.00 Res 5.57A 65 Main St $3983.41 Total $3983.41 Anderson Brent R. 199.17-1-27.01 Res 0.47A 13 Water St $3857.31 Total $3857.31 Lepore Sheri 199.17-1-68.00 Res 0.22A 8 Park St $3198.80 Total $3198.80 McCabe Thomas J 199.17-1-93.00 Res 0.29A Church St $333.71 Total $333.71 Biczo Kalman 199.18-1-40.00 Res 0.30A 179 Main St $2891.10 Total $2891.10 Worcester Inn Inc. 199.18-1-67.00 Res 0.39A 151 Main St $15946.90 Total $15946.90 Bruce George R 199.18-3-21.01 Res 5.72A 192 Main St $5444.13 Total $5444.13 Hartt Anthony M 199.18-3-39.00 Res 0.45A 252 Main St $3374.24 Total $3374.24 Ciancioso Richard W Jr 199.18-3-40.00 Res 0.12A 256 Main St $1704.84 Total $1704.84 Roe Josephine B 199.18-3-62.02 Res 0.53A 38 Mill St $2376.80 Total $2376.80 Schrull Nicole Marie 199.19-1-13.00 Res 0.21A 101 Brighton Rd $1402.42 Total $1402.42 Kersman Frances 199.19-1-48.00 Res 0.24A 260 Main St $842.38 Total $842.38 Larock Christopher J 199.19-1-52.00 Res 0.36A 13 Mill St $3093.65 Total $3093.65 Tarazi Emanuel 200.00-1-42.02 Res 28.03A Hill Rd $279.13 Total $279.13 Tarazi Emanuel 200.00-1-42.03 Res 3.47A St Hwy 7* $37.95

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Total $37.95 Tarazi Emanuel 200.00-1-49.01 Res 13.46A St Hwy 7* $77.70 Total $77.70 Tarazi Emanuel 200.00-1-49.02 Res 17.14A St Hwy 7 $96.00 Total $96.00 Paulich Libero 200.00-1-68.00 Res 18.16A St Hwy 7* $1051.58 Total $1051.58 GAVETT RICHARD R. 201.00-1-22.00 Res 48.77A 177 American Way $2908.64 Total $2908.64 Pflug Frederick R 201.00-1-29.00 Res 5.17A 410 Roe Rd $191.37 Total $191.37 KOREN CRISPIN 201.00-137.00 Res 0.92A 392 Roe Rd $178.21 Total $178.21 Milavec Robert F 214.00-2-13.00 Res 34.49A St Hwy 7* $703.41 Total $703.41 Milavec Jeffrey R 214.00-2-8.00 Res 0.50A 215 Tuscan Rd $2257.94 Total $2257.94 Milavec Robert F 214.00-2-9.01 Res 312.43A 185 Tuscan Rd $9094.74 Total $9094.74 Goffredo Vincent J 215.00-1-10.00 Res 0.50A 43 South Hill Rd W $130.62 Total $130.62 McLean Justina 215.00-1-13.00 Res 26.66A Mill* St $388.95 Total $388.95 Kisiolek Malgorzata D 215.00-1-29.311 Res 8.97A 1082 Co Hwy 39 $618.63 Total $618.63 MCLEAN JACQUELINE 215.00-1-50.9 Res 4.00A 909 County Route 39 $1031.84 Total $1031.84 Eight Railroad Corp 215.06-126.00 Res 0.23A 11 Railroad Ave $684.64 Total $684.64 Yrubin, LLC 215.06-1-5.00 Res 0.28A 10 Church St $3520.25 Total $3520.25 Ives Douglas C 215.06-1-9.00 Res 0.63A 5 Depot St $2651.60 Total $2651.60 Lettera Albert 216.00-1-10.03 Res 18.66A Hollenbeck* Rd $813.95 Total $813.95 Lettera Albert 216.00-1-10.62 Res 1.25A 613 Hollenbeck Rd $247.28 Total $247.28 Evans Richard 216.00-1-13.02 Res 2.99A 339 Hollenbeck Rd $1555.43 Total $1555.43 Flemm James K 216.00-1-22.02 Res 0.60A 652 Smith Rd $537.28 Total $537.28 Efinger William D 216.00-1-40.05 Res 34.95A 125 Hollenbeck Rd

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$5914.30 Total $5914.30 Aboueid Georges J 217.00-1-11.00 Res 65.59A 168 Roe Rd $2718.64 Total $2718.64 Fannie Mae A/K/ A Federal Natio 217.00-1-35.00 Res 2.06A Charlotteville Rd $300.17 Total $300.17 Popolizio Frank 232.00-1-15.03 Res 120.04A Hall* Rd $3759.63 Total $3759.63 McGuinness Lesa 232.00-1-4.03 Res 26.40A Schenevus Rd $1469.23 Total $1469.23 Sang Miguel A 233.00-1-16.12 Res 5.55A Burnside Rd $731.32 Total $731.32 Bumbaco Jeffrey 233.00-1-16.14 Res 5.10A 315 Burnside Rd $2389.58 Total $2389.58 DeRuscio Joseph J Jr 233.00-1-37.21 Res 13.34A 302 Boughton Rd $2354.14 Total $2354.14 Ango Joyce 248.00-1-18.21 Res 5.30A 523 Hall Rd $1796.98 Total $1796.98 Popolizio Frank 248.00-1-18.231 Res 6.22A Hall Rd $483.41 Total $483.41 Popolizio Frank 248.00-1-18.232 Res 9.60A Hall Rd $660.50 Total $660.50 Popolizio Frank 248.00-1-26.00 Res 9.00A 531 Hall Rd $5872.43 Total $5872.43 Stevens Donald R. 248.00-1-6.02 Res 6.43A 391 South America Rd $2271.51 Total $2271.51 Wohr Suzanne 264.00-2-5.00 Res 3.87A South America Rd $431.98 Total $431.98 853 Onderdonk Ave Corp 265.00-1-34.08 Res 9.92A Morrell Rd $720.17 Total $720.17 Please be advised that enforcement of delinquent taxes on the aforementioned parcels will be pursuant to Article 11, IN REM, Title 3, as amended by Chapter 602 of the Laws of 1993, Chapter 532 of the Laws of 1994, Chapter 579 of the Laws of 1995, and Chapter 358 of the Laws of 2000. Pursuant to the above Article 11, on November 1, or within two days thereof, a list of the 2018 delinquent taxes will be recorded in the Otsego County Clerk’s Office.

The recording of this list will create a “Notice of Pendency” against each parcel. An additional $5.00 recording fee will be added at the time of payment.

Allen Ruffles Otsego County Treasurer 1LegalOct.18

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