Greene County Pennysaver - February 2023

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•Walk-in Vaccinations

• COVID-19 Testing

• DMV Eye Exams

• Photo Kiosk Printing

•Medication Synchronization

• Auto Refill Program

•Blister Packed Medications

• Pet Medications

• Compounded Medications

•Free Disposal of Needles and all Medications

• Pharmacy App for iPhone, Android, etc.

• 10% Military Discount

•Customer Loyalty Rewards Program

• CBD products

•Large Selection of Gifts, Toys and Greeting Cards

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Martin Kelly, Quinn Kelly, Senator Hinchey

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THE MUST-HAVE MACHINE. WITH ALL THE MUST-HAVES.

There are plenty of good ATVs to buy. But there’s only one brand that turns a good thing into a great thing. That beast of an engine (580cc single cylinder featuring Bosch® EFI) is just the start. You see, ours comes with more standard features than you can shake a stick at. It’s no contest. This price includes electronic power steering, rugged compositeover-steel racks, Ridevision™ LED headlights and taillights, hand guards, a 3000 lb. winch, fender flares, and so on and so on. In fact, the only thing it doesn’t come with is a high price.

THE MUST-HAVE MACHINE. WITH ALL THE MUST-HAVES.

CFORCE 600 There are plenty of good ATVs to buy. But there’s only one brand that turns a good thing into a great thing. That beast of an engine (580cc single cylinder featuring EFI) is just the start. You see, ours comes with more standard features than you can shake a stick at. It’s no contest. This price includes electronic power steering, rugged composite-over-steel racks, Ridevision™ LED headlights and taillights, hand with is a high price.

*Plus freight and setup.

Shown with optional accessories.

CFORCE 600 There are plenty of good ATVs to buy. But there’s only one brand that turns a good thing into a great thing. That beast of an engine (580cc single cylinder featuring EFI) is just the start. You see, ours comes with more standard features than you can shake a stick at. It’s no contest. This price includes electronic power steering, rugged composite-over-steel racks, Ridevision™ LED headlights and taillights, hand guards, a 3000 lb. winch, fender flares, and so on and so on. In fact, the only thing it doesn’t come with is a high price.

*Plus freight and setup.

CFORCE 600 There are plenty of good ATVs thing into a great thing. That beast Bosch® EFI) is just the start. You you can shake a stick at. It’s no rugged composite-over-steel racks, guards, a 3000 lb. winch, fender and so on. In fact, the only thing with is a high price.

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Shown with optional accessories.

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Whether you have a single uncomfortable room, you’re renovating your entire house, or you’re building a home from scratch, Mitsubishi Electric has a Zoned Comfort Solution® that fits your unique needs. Because our systems focus on individual living spaces rather than treating every room the same, it’s more customizable, more energy efficient and easier to install.

TECHNOLOGY THAT PUTS COMFORT IN YOUR HANDS

Our heating and cooling systems feature advanced technologies that allow you to enjoy more precise comfort and healthier air in one room or your whole home – while saving on your energy bills and contributing to a greener planet.

February 2023 Community Events

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 – FAMILY GAME NIGHT – Disconnect to Reconnect. Join us at the Greene County YMCA for our NO cell phone family program! Enjoy an evening of favorite family gym games, 7 to 9 pm. Free for members, $5 for non-members. 35 NY-81, Hope Plaza, West Coxsackie. 518-731-7529. Visit our website at cdymca.org.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 – THE PIECEMAKERS OF CAIRO will meet on the first Saturday of February and March at the Cairo Public Library, 10 am to 3 pm. If you enjoy being creative and learning, come sit with us. We knit, crochet, sew, quilt, embroider and more, and welcome new members. Call 518-719-5463 for more info.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5 – RED BARN RIDERS RC WINTER

BARBECUE – 1 to 6 pm at the Blackthorne Resort Bar, 348 Sunside Road, East Durham. $10 Donation at the door gets you live music by The Meat Chickenz, Free BBQ Hamburgers & Hotdogs, Vendors, Raffle, 50/50, Outside Campfires, DJed Music By LJ James and Summertime Themed Fun. Proceeds raised by the club are used for community charity. Cash Bar & regular bar food menu available for purchase.

SUNDAYS, FEBRUARY 5 – MARCH 12 – BEGINNER CHEERLEADER PROGRAM at the Greene County YMCA. Coach Debbie will offer your child a sound foundation for cheer. Participants will be introduced to sideline cheers, dance, stunts, and tumbling! 1 to 2 pm, ages 5 – 10. Members $70, non-members $80. 35 NY-81, Hope Plaza, West Coxsackie. 518-731-7529. Visit our website at cdymca.org.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6 & FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 – GRIEF

SUPPORT GROUP for adults and adult children who have lost a loved one in a drug related death. Meetings held at 6 pm on the first Monday & third Friday of each month, at the Leeds Firehouse on Route 23B. Registration required as space is limited – email: jeanettec708@gmail.com.

MONDAYS, FEBRUARY 6 & 20 – COXSACKIE SENIORS

MEET the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 2 pm for snacks, coffee, lectures, outings, trips, fun, and friendship. Stop in and see what it is all about. Coxsackie Senior Center, 127 Mansion Street. For more info 518-857-4780.

WEDNESDAYS, FEBRUARY 8 & 22 – BINGO at the Catskill Elks Lodge: held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Doors will open at 5 pm (please, no early arrivals), early bird games will start at 6:10 pm and the regular bingo session will begin at 6:40 pm. The kitchen remains closed so feel free to bring a light snack and/or non-alcoholic beverage. No takeout deliveries to the bingo hall please.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 – CATSKILL "SILVER LININGS" SENIORS meet on the second Thursday of each month at 1 pm for informative speakers, fun games, and friendly conversation.

Join us at the Robert Antonelli Senior Center, Thompson Street, Catskill. 518-943-1343.

SATURDAYS, FEBRUARY 11 & 25 – COXSACKIE GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP – meets monthly on the 2nd & 4th Saturday, 5 – 6 pm, Bethany Village Van Heest Hall, Coxsackie. Contact Jeffrey at 518-478-5414; jhaasrph@aol.com; on Facebook at Coxsackie Grief Support Group.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 – BAKE SALE hosted by the Freehold Ladies Auxiliary, 9 am – 1 pm at the Freehold Firehouse Community Hall, 9502 Route 32.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 – ITALIAN FEAST FUNDRAISER hosted by the Greene County YMCA, with Frese Catering. Meal includes salad, ziti, meatballs, sausage, roll and cookies, 4 to 6 pm. Tickets: $12 – Pre-sale only at the Greene County YMCA front desk (cash or check only), 35 NY-81, Hope Plaza, West Coxsackie. 518-731-7529.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 – PANCAKE SUPPER hosted by the Palenville Fire Department, 5 to 7 pm. 719 Route 32A, Palenville. Free to all community members. Goodwill donations are always accepted.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 – GREENE COUNTY INFANT TODDLER PLAY GROUP – A play group and parent support group for families in Greene County, NY with children under the age of 3, at the Cairo Public Library, Main Street, Cairo – 2 to 3:30 pm. Monthly meetings with discussion topics and parenting resources. Visit our Facebook page for more information and dates, or contact Rebecca Pisciotta, Infant & Toddler Specialist, 518-822-1944, rpisciotta@fowinc.org.

VETERAN EVENTS – FEBRUARY

VETERAN EVENTS - FEBRUARY

Public is welcome to attend all meetings & events

Public is welcome to attend all meetings & events

2/02 – Greenville American Legion Meeting, 7pm

2/02 – Greenville American Legion Meeting, 7pm

2/03 – Four Chaplain’s Day

2/03 – Four Chaplain’s Day

2/05 – Four Chaplain’s Day Ceremony, Athens, 2pm 2/07 – Cairo American Legion Meeting, 7pm

2/05 – Four Chaplain’s Day Ceremony, Athens, 2pm

2/07 – Cairo American Legion Meeting, 7p m

2/07 – Legion Rider’s Meeting, Greenville, 7pm

– Legion Rider’s Meeting, Greenville, 7pm

– Athens American Legion Meeting, 7pm

2/08 – Athens American Legion Meeting, 7pm

2/08 – Windham VFW Meeting, 7pm

2/10 – Spaghetti Dinner, Greenville, 4:30 -7pm

2/17 – Greene County Al Meeting, Coxsackie, 7pm

2/17 – Cornhole Tournament, Greenville, 7pm 2/18 – Catskill VFW Meeting, 11am 2/21 – New Baltimore Al Meeting, 7p m

– Catskill VFW Meeting, 11am

– New Baltimore Al Meeting, 7pm

3/05 – Female Military Appreciation Dinner, Athens, 3pm

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5/18 – Veterans Resource Fair, Catskill Historic Point Warehouse

– Veterans Resource Fair, Catskill Historic Point Warehouse

Pruning, Removals, Viewscaping, Woodscaping, Storm and Emergency Clean Up, Cabling, Fertilization, and Stump Grinding

Remember to always leave this type of work to professional arborists or tree experts. However, how do you know how to select a qualified tree service?

Check into the company’s insurance.

A company without adequate insurance coverage is an establishment that you don’t want to work anywhere near your home. If there is any damage or injury on your property, you could be liable for any resulting costs. You want to ensure that the company has liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance. This can protect you as the property owner. Liability insurance guarantees that if the company causes damage to your home or possessions, it covers the expenses. Worker’s compensation insurance (which is often overlooked and many of our competitors don’t carry) protects both you and the company’s employees by covering any injury that an employee sustains while working on your property. Tree care is inherently dangerous work, and it protects you from a potential lawsuit if anything should happen. When a company states they are fully insured they should have both liability insurance and workers compensation insurance. You can, and should, ask the company for a copy of both their liability and worker’s compensation insurance before you let them do any work on your property. If a company is not willing to buy proper insurance, what other short cuts might they be taking?

Why Powell’s Tree Care?

Ian Powell has two decades of experience. We see the value of preserving a tree and have experience with pruning, cabling and fertilization. We follow OSHA guidelines and safety standards. Ian is on site at every job and takes pride in leaving the work site clean and mess free. We are not a Jack of all trades, master of none. We don’t paint, mow grass, do carpentry, roofing, pressure washing, or excavation. We excel at tree care and tree care only. After all, you wouldn’t trust your car detailer to clean your teeth, would you? No, you would go to the educated professional. Treat your tree care the same way. Hire experienced, insured, capable people. Afterall, it’s much easier to call us than your insurance adjuster. Please visit us on Facebook to read our reviews, and we are happy to provide you with references if you would like them.

518-378-0664

PowellsTreeCare@gmail.com

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Hike the Gunks!

Discover 50 Trails with Spectacular Shawangunk Ridge Views

by Steffen T. Kraehmer

“Hike the Gunks!” is a book about the practical (hikes, maps and parking or three p’s… parks, parking and passes) it is personal, offering some exciting locations to investigate and explore. So let’s get to it! This book is a must for anyone hiking at every level.

$2295 $4090 each BUY 2 for (SAVE $5) ENTER CODE: HIKE2022

6" x 9.125”, 232 pages, paperback

Let’s Take the Kids!

Great Places to Go in the Hudson Valley Including the Catskills, the Capital Region, Lake George, the Adirondacks, the Berkshires, and Cooperstown

by Joanne Michaels

Let’s Take the Kids! features hundreds of family activities for an afternoon, weekend, or a whole week in the Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountains, and beyond.

6" x 8.5", 382 pages, paperback $22.95

Famous Woodstock Cooks And Their Favorite Recipes

by Joanne Michaels & Mary Barile

Enjoy specialties like Judith Crist’s Fruit Salad for the Non-AA Crowd, Gail Godwin’s Southern Family’s Fried Chicken, and Jane Brody’s Anti-Cancer Soup. The book reads like a chronicle of Woodstock’s subculture, recording the confessions, revelations and adventures of the town’s luminaries.

6" x 8.75", 190 pages, paperback $19.95

Indian Tribes Of Hudson’s River Vols I and II

by E.M. Ruttenber 6" x 9", paperbacks

It has been the object of the author to trace the history of the Indians from the earliest period; to show their original position in the family of nations, and that which they subsequently maintained; the wrongs which they suffered, and the triumphs which they won; their greatness and their decay. In these volumes readers will learn about Native Americans’ customs, organization, wars and treaties.

One $12.95 / Both $22.95

The Delaware Indians: A Brief History

By Richard C. Adams

The author, a descendant of Chief White Eyes, said the Delaware Indians aka the Lenni Lenape, as they called themselves, were originally the most powerful Indian Tribe in the East, perhaps in the America.

6" x 9.25", 80 pages, paperback $8.95

Bearsville Theater: Heartbeat of Woodstock

A must have collectible for all those that love music!

In the early 70’s, famed artist manager and impresario, Albert Grossman, purchased a 15 acre estate on the edge of the town of Woodstock. His vision was to create a bucolic and creative home for his artists, who included Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, The Band, Peter Paul and Mary, and Todd Rundgren. He built recording and video studios, a beautiful theater, fine restaurants, housing, and a record label, Bearsville Records.

12" x 12", 52 pages, paperback $25.00

The Hudson Valley & Catskill Mountains Only The Best Places

Including Saratoga Springs & Albany

by Joanne Michaels

Rich with historical and cultural attractions, the Hudson Valley and Catskills is also a burgeoning mecca for travelers seeking outdoor adventure and family fun; five-star dining and the best American cuisine using the freshest locally grown produce; luxurious resorts, cozy bed & breakfasts and inns; as well as galleries, antiques shops, wineries, farm stands, hiking and bike trails, and places to kayak and canoe.

6" x 9", 483 pages, paperback $23.95

Adirondack High

Images of America’s First Wilderness

Photographs by Hardie Truesdale. Text & detailed driving directions to all sites by Joanne Michaels.

Introduction by Elizabeth Folwell

Adirondack High is a celebration of America’s first wilderness, the Adirondack Park, created in 1892 out of a patchwork of public and private lands. Roughly the size of the state of Vermont, the park has neither an entrance gate nor an admission fee, and contains six million acres seamed with more than 2000 miles of trails— the nation’s largest trail system.

10.75" x 9", 128 pages, hardcover $29.95

Tall Tales of the Catskills

by Frank L. DuMond

This charming collection of classic tall tales is connected by the narrative thread of his visits with his grandparents in West Hurley and what homelife was like for them.

$14.50

6" x 9", 179 pages, paperback

Sorry, We’re Open

By JP Cohen

True comic essays about JP Cohen’s life behind the counter

For anyone who has dreamed about opening a store or owning a restaurant, this collection of true experiences will answer all your questions from “May I help you?” to “I’m sorry that happened, would you like something else?”

It is “I’ve got a big idea” at its funniest.

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APARTMENT RENTALS NEAR CAIRO Studios, one & two bedrooms. Includes heat, hot water, electric, cable TV, garbage and laundry. $800 – $1700 per month. 518-622-3393. Email: paffigavin@ gmail.com.

COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT-

Prime location at 4895 Route 9G, Germantown, 4 miles South of the RVW Bridge. Very high traffic volume. 1450 sq. ft., 2 large overhead doors, 9x10 each, large 7x7 front enterance door into office space, very well insulated with electric heat. Could be used for business or storage. Call 518-537-2277.

SELF-STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE in Windham. Month-to-month basis or long-term contract. Call 518-312-0934 for more info.

SERVICES

LANE BRUSH & ROLLER PAINTING 10 years experience. Free estimates. Please call Ed at 518-669-3606.

HAINES FALLS SHARPENING SERVICES Chipper & Planer knives, carbide & steel circular saw blades, chainsaw chain, kitchen & hunting knives. John Brower 518-589-5183.

LEMONY FRESH CLEANING – Weekly/ daily cleans provided; full house/rental cleaning/ commercial; organizing; move ins & move outs, deep cleans/postconstruction cleaning. Eco clean. Fully insured. Call for a FREE quote. 518947-0661. lemonyfreshcleaningservices@ yahoo.com.

RODENT SEASON IS HERE! FULL STRUCTURAL PEST SERVICES, Commercial & Residential. Organic Tick and Mosquito, Organic and Standard Turf Care. 518-751-8842.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO SELL

MACDONALD GUN TRADING – New & Used Firearms and non-lethal items in stock. Specializing in firearms estate planning. Call for information or appointment, 518-756-6088.

HAY FOR SALE Round Bales, 4x4, $70.00 each. Square Bales $7.00 each.

ALL HAY BALES STORED INSIDE. Mulch Hay $5.00 each (stored covered). 518-622-9615 – leave message if no answer. email: pfw7753@gmail.com.

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Items To Sell Or To Buy • Rentals & Real Estate Business Services • Employment Opportunities Vehicles, etc.

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