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Warren County COVID-19 cases jump 70% in a day By Thom Randall STAFF WRITER

WARREN COUNTY | On March 29, while New York’s coronavirus deaths surged by 33 percent in a single day to 965, Warren County’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases jumped from 10 to 17, but no deaths of county residents had occurred as of midafternoon Sunday. The number of people hospitalized in Warren County, however, remained at three, as some who were recovering were discharged and quarantined at home, county

have the capacity to treat all those likely to be infected if such isolation isn’t undertaken. Moore specifically called for partyear residents and visitors to contact Warren County Public Health services at (518) 761-6580 to discuss local protocols and available assistance. Those seeking daily news about coronavirus’ status in Warren County can go to www.warrencountyny.gov/covid and click on the “news” tab. People can subscribe to daily coronavirus updates from county officials via email by clicking on a link on that webpage.

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NORTHERN NEW YORK | To help accommodate the increasing need for coronavirus screenings and testing, Hudson Headwaters Health Network (HHHN) has set up two large tents—one at the West Mountain 2 Health Center in Queensbury, and the other in Champlain—with other HHHN sites utilizing smaller tents. In the last week and a half, HHHN providers have ordered or performed roughly 500 COVID-19 tests, some returning with positive results. Unfortunately, due to the statewide shortage of testing supplies, tests have now been restricted to symptomatic network health care providers. Working closely with HHHN, the University of Vermont, Elizabethtow n Communit y Hospital’s

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The Johnsburg town board issued a notice on this topic, urging people from downstate — if they do come to the area — to bring with them all the food and supplies they need for a two-week quarantine at home, then when the sequestering is over, to adhere to social distancing mandates as well as always shopping solo. Johnsburg has declared that any visitors should not visit Adirondack-area convenience or grocery stores until after they’ve self-quarantined for two weeks, and then only if they are symptom-free. They advise the people who’ have already arrived here to call a local resident to shop for them or call the Johnsburg Town Hall and a volunteer will provide help. News reports have cited that rural getaway destinations across the nation have been swamped with a surge of people assuming they can avoid catching the virus by fleeing to the bucolic pastoral environs, but they end up bringing with them COVID-19, infecting many others, creating a strain on the rural health facilities. The Warren County Public Health Department can be reached at 518-761-6580, and the Essex County Health Department’s phone number is 518-873-3500. ■

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WARREN COUNTY | Officials of both Warren and Essex counties are urging downstaters and others seeking to leave metropolitan and suburban areas to stay at home as Governor Cuomo has advised. In short, do not come to the Adirondack region during the coronavirus pandemic. People coming from New York City, Long Island, Westchester and Rockland counties as well as New Jersey should heed the warning, area health officials have advised. The reasoning for the warning is that the few local hospitals that exist in the region have extremely limited staff, equipment and facilities to take care of people that are likely to be unknowingly infected with the serious illness. The hospitals of clinics in the Adirondacks have few intensive care beds, if any, they’ve

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NORTH CREEK | Current developments in the town of Johnsburg will be presented to the public in a new series of virtual town hall meetings, town Supervisor Andrea Hogan announced March 26. At 9 a.m., each Friday, for the foreseeable future, residents invited to listen to announcements and have their questions answered by Hogan and other town officials. Updates are also on the town’s Facebook page

as well as in The Sun newspaper, she added. The one-hour virtual town meetings will be held via a Zoom videoconference and also can be heard via telephone. Hogan said this series of Friday meetings is to provide updates on local services as well as town and county government proceedings and news, including announcements and developments related to COVID-19. These virtual town hall events are being held to “support citizens in these uncertain times,” Hogan said. The fi rst virtual town hall meeting was

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PORT HENRY | With her business — which includes the sale of knitted sweaters, scarves and hats — shut down by a pandemic, Susan McHone wanted an alternative way to reach the public. So she installed a cabinet outside of Port Home Goods on Broad Street in Port Henry and stocked it with yarn. Anyone who needs some is free to take a skein at no cost, and anyone who has some extra is encouraged to drop it off. It does not directly generate revenue, but it may generate an interest in knitting that will translate into an interest in her product line once things get back to normal. “I encourage everyone to take advantage of this new community service and am available once the shop opens again to help with any knitting projects,” she said. McHone is one of a number of Adirondackers who has zigged when the traditional business cycle zagged, finding creative ways to sell products, shift occupations or maintain interest in their stores during a time of economic uncertainty. McHone said she was a member of a knitting group in Boston, and would like to see similar interest here. With people being advised to isolate until the coronavirus is past, she said it seems only natural that people would like to

learn to knit or do more of it if they already know how. McHone said she was inspired by free book exchanges that operate out of a cabinet in neighborhoods or in front of libraries. “Then I saw an article about a yarn library in Philadelphia where they do the same thing with yarn that they do with books,” she said. “Anyone in the community can take what they want for yarn and I’ll be replenishing

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the box as yarn is taken. I’m also putting occasional patterns and knitting needles into the box.” For some, the commercial shutdown has prompted a switch to new revenue streams to tide them over until the private sector gets back on its feet. In Wilmington, Chelsea Walker lost not only her job as a hair stylist at an upscale resort, but also her hobby — downhill skiing at nearby Whiteface mountain, which

was also closed when the virus hit. For her, staying busy was not only a matter of economic necessity, it was a matter of maintaining sanity. And while the economy might not have been running, the maple sap was, so she and her partner Dan Winkler, who also lost work as a chef, have been working on their annual tree-tapping and getting seedlings started for summer vegetables. On a recent spring day, Walker was pouring sap, while Winkler was upcycling some old windows into a cold frame. “We have always wanted to be a little more self-sustaining,” Walker said. “It’s not like this will make much, but it earns a little on the side to pay the bills.” Plus, they get to be outside, working on projects they enjoy. The fortunes of Adirondack business owners are often seasonal, and while some restaurants shut down for a couple of weeks in April anyway — taking one last breath before the rush — for Renee Scuderi, owner of Tromblee’s greenhouse in Crown Point, this is getting very close to crunch time. Trucks keep bringing more plants, but whether her market will be there for her inventory remains to be seen. “It’s scary to have all these deliveries keep coming,” she said. “But I have faith that everybody’s going to really be ready to garden this spring.” Because she is deemed agricultural, and therefore essential, Scuderi said she can remain open, but even so, business has to be done in a different way. To show off her inventory she employs Adirondack Drone, which shoots an interactive virtual tour of her gift shop and

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greenhouses — 360-degree imaging that lets customers feel as if they’re walking through the shop. Corey Ja mes, ow ner of Adirondack Drone, said for his company a slowdown in business now may translate into an increase later on, as entrepreneurs get a glimpse of what the technology can do. “We do a lot of work for the hospitality industry and storefronts that still have product to sell, but no way to get it to the customers,” he said. Even without a pandemic, “this is where the trend is going,” he said. Shoppers can see what the stores have to offer, and then buy online or over the phone. And the virtual tours give customers a familiarity with the store, which will make them more

comfortable shopping there in the future. There’s a bit of a psychological barrier to stepping into an unfamiliar store, but the tours make customers feel as if they’ve been there before, James said. And with realtors deemed nonessential, James said virtual tours are so realistic that homebuyers have the confidence to put in offers on property they are prohibited from being shown in real life. “It’s gone from being a marketing tool to a necessity,” James said. “This is the only way people are going to walk through a house right now.” James said savvy businesses, the ones that will thrive when the pandemic lifts, are doing their marketing now, when many others have gone dark. “This is a great time to advertise,” he said. ■

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QUEENSBURY | Warren County businesses that stay open or allow customers inside their premises regardless of state closure orders could face prosecution, Warren County Administrator Ryan Moore warned this week. Moore issued a public statement March 27 that urged county residents to contact authorities about businesses that weren’t following state mandates to shut down due to the spreading COVID-19 virus. “If you see businesses in your communities that are not abiding by the Governor’s executive orders and social distancing measures, please report them to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office,” Moore’s notice said, noting that county law enforcement officials would take action on the complaint. “There are still some who

believe the coronavirus is a ‘hoax’ — it is not.” He said that he and other county officials have been discussing aspects of the closure mandate with state officials — and that Cuomo issued an executive order Friday that failure to abide by business closure orders and social distancing would be considered a building code violation. Code enforcement officials and fire marshals are authorized to issue appearance tickets, notices of violation and even “Do Not Occupy” orders to businesses found in violation, Moore continued. “Police officers are also authorized to remove people from businesses found in violation or take action against congregations” or gatherings of people not following the social distancing protocols, he said. Moore added that Cuomo’s executive order had been provided to the county’s Buildings and Codes department

and office of Emergency Services as well as the county Sheriff and District Attorney. “They will work out execution of this order in Warren County if needed,” he said. As of March 29, reports were heard that some businesses in Warren County were continuing to allow customers inside their

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Warrensburg Elementary School librarian Jennifer Casabonne pauses before she affixes a poster to her car — in preparation for a parade of the local teachers through Warrensburg, conducted Students from Small Tales Learning Center in Warrensburg and other local March 26 to lift the spirits of their students and children wave at one of 12 Warrensburg Elementary School teachers in a let them know they were thinking about them. drive-by parade held in town to keep connected with their pupils.

WARRENSBURG | Teachers and staff members of Warrensburg Elementary school boosted spirits of area children and their parents March 26 — while adhering to the dictates of social distancing. The educators drove through town in a parade of a dozen cars — several of which displayed rainbow posters, signaling that there are happier days ahead. Their hour-long parade was met with cheers, waves, and squeals from children on the sidewalks. The mid-afternoon procession went up and down virtually all the streets in the Warrensburg hamlet. Shannon Morrison, an assistant teacher at Small Tales Early Learning Center of Warrensburg stood outside with seven of her students beside River Street and videotaped the parade while her children yelled out greetings to the instructors as they drove by, waving. Morrison said she was impressed by the gesture that demonstrated a strong community bond during uncertain times. “The teachers reaching out to the kids with the parade showed they really care about them,” she said. “It was phenomenal — really heartwarming.” See PARADE » pg. 5

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TICONDEROGA | You’ll find no grass growing under Bobby Porter’s cross-trainers. Inspired by panic-driven shoppers who run daily dawn sorties on the local Walmart’s toilet paper inventory, the owner of the Wind-Chill Factory has married his sense of humor with his business savvy: every takeout order totally $15 or more includes a free roll of toilet paper. ”I bought them through a distributor I use,” he said, “I have a lot,” and although this interview took place over the phone, I could ‘see’ the deadpan expression on his face. But Mr. Porter has a serious side as well. In a generous expression of appreciation for what Walmart sales associates have been going through lately, he treated the entire staff—split over two days to ensure no one was left out—to enough pizza and ice cream soft twists to make 160 people

happy. A Walmart employee also mentioned that Porter had done the same for Ticonderoga’s local emergency room team. When the University of Vermont’s spokesperson was queried about this, she replied, “It’s quite possible there was a donation. I can confirm that there were, in fact, pizza boxes at the Ti ED.” The man doesn’t like to blow his own horn, but he was emphatic about one thing: “They [Walmart sales associates] do so much for us—working extra hours to keep their shelves stocked, exposing themselves to this virus—and they put up with a lot of rude customers. They need to know they’re appreciated.”

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TICONDEROGA | The Ticonderoga Montcalm Street Partnership StreetFest committee is now accepting merchant and vendor applications for 2020. The event is scheduled to take place July 25. Participants include vendors, downtown

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WCS Literacy instructor Michelle Olden lead the parade in her car, which had large rainbow pictures affixed to her car. Librarian Jennifer Casabonne’s care bore a poster urging children to read. Other teachers’ cars had posters or greetings scribed on windows, like “We Love You,” and “We Miss You.” WCS Elementary Music Teacher Sheryl Davey was in the parade, reaching out the window, waving a blue recorder instrument and greeting children. She had dreamed up the parade idea after seeing one of her students last week in the Price Chopper parking lot, she recalled on Saturday. “She was so excited to see me, and

merchants, area businesses, retail stores, restaurants, food vendors, non-profits, artisans, farmers, arts and crafts vendors and vendors with local hand-crafted products, and should contribute something that will enhance the day’s festivities (i.e., not be just “informational” material). The Vendor Fee is $40 for applications received by May 29, 2020, and bumps up to $50 after that date. The deadline is July 10. While there is no fee for Montcalm Street businesses or sponsors, registration is still required. Download an application at timainstreet.org, ticonderogany.com or call 518-585-6619. (Applications have already been sent out to last year’s participants.) All applications are subject to approval. ■

I felt the same — it brought tears to my eyes,” Davey said. “It really hit me how much I miss my students, and how they might miss their teachers.” After seeing a teachers’ parade on television afterwards, Davey organized one for Warrensburg. Witnessing the parade were Delia Tabano, her husband Brian, her eightyear-old daughter Dominique and three-year-old son Jayce. “The experience was quite emotional in a very good way — to see the teachers’ support for the families, making such an important connection with the kids,” she said. “It meant a lot, particularly for my daughter. My children miss their teachers.” Brian chuckled as their children chattered nearby.

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“Parents miss the teachers as well,” he said. Davey said Saturday that the WCS Elementary teachers may be repeating their tour through town Thursday April 2 — and they might schedule a trip to Athol, passing by the Thurman Town Hall — as long as people stay six feet apart. “We’d like to visit Athol, but we don’t want people congregating,” she said. “We want all the kids to know we’re thinking about them.” Davey said she knows that with children now at home with their parents in order to protect everyone’s health, people may be experiencing cabin fever. “I can imagine these kids are cooped up in their houses, and some of them are probably driving their parents nuts.” ■

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Mountain View Community Church: 2516 State Route 8, 518-251-9933, Sunday: 11 AM.

BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE

United Methodist Church of Blue Mountain Lake: 3439 State Route 28 Saturday: Worship Service 5:45 PM.

CHESTERTOWN

Community United Methodist Church: 11

Church St., 518-494-3374, Service 10:00 AM. Faith Bible Church: 4 Hayes Rd., 518-494-7183, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM. www.faithbiblechurchny. com

St. Isaac Jogues Roman Catholic Church:

Riverside Dr. & Church St., 518-824-1176, Saturday: Vigil 4:00 PM, Sunday: Mass 9:30 AM.

BOLTON

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church:

Goodman Ave., 518-644-3861, Sunday: Mass 9:00 & 10:00 AM, Vigil Mass 5:30 PM. BlessedSacramentBolton.org Bolton Community Church: 5 Horicon Ave., 518-644-9103, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM, Junior/ Children’s Church 11:00 AM. www.BoltonCC.org Emmanuel United Methodist Church: 19 Stewart Ave., 518-644-9962, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM.

Episcopal Church of Saint Sacrament:

4879 Lake Shore Dr., 518-644-9613, Saturday: Mass 5:00 PM, Sunday: Mass 10:00 AM. Solid Rock Assembly of God: 12 Church Hill Rd., 518-240-6324, Sunday: Worship Service and Children’s programs 10:00 AM. Facebook: Solid Rock Assembly

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Jesus is Lord Fellowship: 264 Diamond Point

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Mountain Grove Memorial Church: Route

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JOHNSBURG

RWJ Johnsburg United Methodist Church: 1798 South Johnsburg Rd., 518-251-3371,

Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM.

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Bay Road Presbyterian Church: 1167 Bay Rd., 518-793-8541, Worship Service: 10:00 AM. www. bayroadchurch.org Caldwell Presbyterian Church: 71 Montcalm St., 518-668-2613, Sunday: Service 10:00 AM. www. caldwellpres.org First United Methodist Church: 78 Montcalm St., 518-223-0461, Sunday: Worship Service 9:00 AM. Grace Communion International: 56 Mohican St., Mary at 518-696-5788 or David Lafforthun at 518-882-9145, Saturday: Worship Services 11:30 AM. Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church: 50 Mohican St., 518-668-2046, Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30 PM, Sunday: Mass 10:00 AM., Daily Mass: Monday & Wednesday 8:30 AM. St. James Episcopal Church: 172 Ottawa St., 518-668-2001, Sunday: Services 9:00 AM, Weekdays 8:30 AM. Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Glens Falls: 21 Weeks Rd., 518-793-1468, Sunday:

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LONG LAKE

Calvary Methodist Church: State Route 30,

INDIAN LAKE

First Baptist Church of Indian Lake: 18

Adirondack Mission of the Episcopal Church: 518-494-3314, Call for service times and

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Sabel Rd., Sunday: Worship 10:30 AM, Teen Group 6:00 PM.

Independent Baptist Church of Indian Lake: 6110 State Route 30, 518-648-5744, Sunday: Worship 11:00 AM.

Indian Lake United Methodist Church:

6140 State Route 28, 518-648-5441, Sunday: Worship 9:15 AM.

518-624-6975, Sunday: Worship Service 11:00 AM. St. Henry’s Catholic Church: Main St., Rt. 30, 518-624-2541, Saturday: Service 4:00 PM, Sunday: Mass 11:00 AM. www.sthenryII.com Long Lake Wesleyan Church: 1118 Deerland Rd., 518-624-2411, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM.

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St. Therese’s Catholic Church: 18 Adams

NORTH CREEK

Seventh Day Adventist Church: Bird Pond Rd., Church Service: 11:30 AM.

Sodom Community Church: 59 Cross Rd.,

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North River United Methodist Church: 518-251-4071, Service at 10:00 AM.

OLMSTEDVILLE

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church: 635 Church Rd., 518-648-5422, Sunday: Mass 11:00 AM. Grace Bible Fellowship: 1427 N. Gore Rd., 518-251-3290, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM.

POTTERSVILLE

Christ Anglican/Episcopal Church:

518-494-3440, Sunday: Eucharist 12:00 PM. Lighthouse Baptist Church: Rt. 9 (next to Wells House Hotel), Sunday: Worship 10:50 AM & 6:00 PM, Wednesday: 7:00 PM.

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First United Methodist Church of Warrensburg: 518-623-9334, Sunday: Worship

11:00 AM.

Free Methodist Church: 250 River St., Sunday: Worship 10:45 AM.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses: 518-623-4601, Sunday: Public Talk 10:00 AM & Watchtower 10:35 AM.

St. Cecilia’s Roman Catholic Church:

518-623-3021, Saturday: Eucharist 4:30 PM, Sunday: Eucharist 10:00 AM. The Church of the Holy Cross: 518-6233066, Sunday: Eucharist 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM, Wednesday: Healing Mass 7:00 PM, Thursday: Mass 7:00 AM.

Thurman-Kenyontown United Methodist Church: Worship Services every week 11:00 AM. Warrensburg Assembly of God:

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518-623-2282, Sunday: Worship 11:00 AM, Thursday: Evening Service 6:00 PM.

Saturday: 3:00 PM at the Christ Episcopal Church, Rt. 9.

Calvary Bible Church: 2530 Route 28,

Pottersville United Methodist Church:

SonRise Lutheran Church: 772-321-8692,

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I had hoped to find a new subject this week to write about other than the COVID-19 virus, but it remains the one common denominator in our lives right now. It also was just announced that the President and his team have chosen to extend the national guidelines for curbing the virus by keeping all non-essential businesses, schools, and events closed through the month of April. It remains to be seen how the nation will respond to another four weeks of staying and/ or working at home. While no one should question the impact the virus is having on those who contract the virus nor the overall goal to lessen its effect on the population, we can only hope and pray that this valuable time does save many lives. We are told every day if we stay hunkered down in our homes and avoid all unnecessary social contact, we are preventing the spread of the virus and thus saving lives—possibly our own or even those of our loved ones. Only time will tell if we are successful in controlling the death rate until a viable remedy or vaccine can be created. One thing we know for sure, give American entrepreneurs a challenge, and they will find multiple ways to solve it. In the meantime, can we have a little fun to contemplate some of the inadvertent consequences the pandemic will have on the world and our lifestyle? Is social distancing here to stay? Are hugs, handshakes, kisses, and high-fives a thing of the past? Will this be the beginning of a new meaning to the “Me too movement”? Are masks, gloves, and perhaps even fashionable respirators going to be the hot new Christmas gifts 2020? Will the kids ever go back to school or is virtual teaching with parental support than then next pandemic? Can adults really be productive working from home (without the kids, of course,) wearing their jammies all day long? Can the NBA or NFL survive with the six-foot separation rule still intact? Will next season’s new TV hit be “Celebrity Handwashing”? Will white toilet paper go out of style now that everyone has so much and be replaced by designer colors? And lastly, can this all just be a bad dream, and when we wake up in the morning, will life be as it was? Come on, smile. All this will be over before you know it, and we’ll be back to our old routines before you can say Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. (You mean after all TV binge-watching you did, you didn’t watch Marry Poppins?) Take care, hang in there, be safe, and keep washing those hands. ■

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To the Editor: Farmers know adversity well. Dealing with the unknown is part of the very nature of what we do every day. Whether it is the weather, fluctuating commodity prices or the issues that come with running a small business, we take what we are dealt and make the best of it. Therefore, New Yorkers should be confident that farmers will help get us through these uncertain times as we confront the COVID-19 pandemic. People rushed to the grocery stores to stock up, but they shouldn’t worry that we will run out of food. Americans are blessed with a productive agricultural community that makes food safety a priority. We have an abundant food supply in this country, and farmers and their employees are currently on the job to keep it that way. New York Farm Bureau urged the state to make agriculture an essential service, keeping us open for business and the supply chain moving. You can also rest assured that farms are taking special precautions to keep the workplaces clean and our employees as safe as possible to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. Food security is national security. Today’s world is reminding us of that in a big way. Keeping farms in business must remain a priority. As we marked National Agriculture Day on March 24, let’s all give thanks to the food on our tables and the men and women who help put it there all along the food chain.

TICONDEROGA | Friends Comforting Friends, a local charity originally conceived to help cancer patients, has now morphed a bit to help with some of the social problems associated with the coronavirus. Some Friends Comforting Friends followers have volunteered to drive people to doctors’ appointments, pick up prescription drugs or for food-shopping needs, now that the Senior Bus has suspended service. Visit Friends Comforting Friends on Facebook, or contact the group’s founder, Wendy Shaw, at 518-586-6187 if you or someone you know needs some help—or if you’d like to help out. ■

CROWN POINT | In an effort to stem the spread of COVID-19 the University of Vermont Health Network’s Crown Point clinic has suspended services until further notice. Patients may receive care at the AuSable Health Center, the Elizabethtown Community Health Center, the Smith House Health Center in Willsboro or the Westport Health Center. The Crown Point Health Center Food Pantry will remain open to the community Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. ■

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To the Editor: It seems the current dictatorial administration in Washington D.C. is making exceptional decisions in the face of the devastating pandemic going on with little constructive input or help from the State leaders. Take our State leader for example. He has his hand out to cover his failures to properly prepare for such an occurrence. Though travel was cut off from the source of the problem, China, he failed to try to contain it in his own state by restricting travel to other areas of his state or other states spreading the virus far and wide even into our area. It seems when decisions are left to lower level leaders with some guidelines to help there is no common sense used. An example, we are told to not congregate to keep distance from others as much as possible so much so that our seating in these ruling chambers has been separated by 6 to 10 feet. Everyone doing the safe thing. Now I hear in our rural areas, the dumps or landfill open times have been reduced instead of expanded. That seems counterproductive. Instead of people, many overtime when doing their chores are now funneled into many at once in restricted time and area. Does the seating arrangement reduce our ability to think? Even in war we have to use common sense and not follow blindly when given a mission that involves our own awareness of the landscape. Perhaps this is another warning of things down the road. Thank God, He is in control. — Carl Thomas, Stony Creek, NY ■

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Johnsburg students learn to ski on Gore Mt.

By Thom Randall STAFF WRITER

NORTH CREEK | Youngsters at Johnsburg Elementary School have learned the basics of skiing, skills that are likely to bring them enjoyment for a lifetime, according to people familiar with a new ski instruction program at Gore Mountain for local children. This winter, 20 Johnsburg second graders took skiing lessons at Gore Mountain on Thursdays for six weeks. The program ended for this school-year in mid-March. Only five of the students had skied before the program began, but within a month, all 20 had learned how to ski, according to Trena Riedinger, who along with her husband Rob Riedinger and Anna Bowers introduced the idea of primary-grade skiing to the school. “After only three weeks, there are 15, excited happy new converts” to the sport of skiing, Trena Riedinger said, noting that school superintendent Mike Marwica and principal Heather Flanagan and the local school board deserved credit for making the program a reality. “I’ve heard from parents that the children loved the experience,”

Gathering for a group photo after an afternoon of skiing at Gore Mountain in a weekly program, Johnsburg Central School second graders exhibit their enthusiasm for the sport. Photo by Kim McKenna Trena said. Support for this program came from two popular fundraising events at Bar Vino, parents who donated clothing and equipment, the New York State Educational Foundation and the Cloudsplitter Foundation. Also contributing support were such businesses as Beaverbrook Outfitters and TC Murphy Lumber Co. of Wevertown, Gore Mountain Ski Center, and The Sports Page of Glens Falls. The program is an outgrowth of a

ski swap program for youth conducted annually for more than a dozen years at Johnsburg Central, in which many local citizens donate their ski clothing and equipment or exchange it, while others obtain what they need for several seasons. The proceeds from donations at the event go towards outfitting children for the sport. Trena and Rob Riedinger, and their son Patrick have for years been running the ski swap, along with Kelly and Bob Nessle. Kelly and Trena both serve on the Johnsburg Youth

Committee, a sponsor of the swap.; Kelly wrote a grant to obtain funding. Rob Riedinger noted that as ski clothing and equipment can be costly, the popular ski swap has outfitted 25 to 30 children per year at the cost of only $1 to their families. He also noted that Gore Mountain donated the services of a skiing technician that got the second graders’ skis ready for the slopes. Gore also routinely provides season passes for all students enrolled in Johnsburg Central, he said.

Second grade teachers Kim McKenna and Kristin Mosher accompanied the children to the skiing sessions this year. McKenna said the second graders learned skiing techniques early in life — skills that they would draw on over the decades ahead. She added that they also had a lot of fun. “Many of the children had never been on skis before, and to watch them develop into skiers was really exciting,” she said, noting that many of them might not have otherwise taken up the sport if it weren’t incorporated into a gym class during school hours. With this year’s successful initial program, Riedinger and Bowers and school officials are looking forward to a potential expansion of the program in the future — likely having Johnsburg students from two primary grades engaged in the program. McKenna said her students were joyous about the skiing on Gore Mountain. “Every kid absolutely loved it — they looked forward to it each week,”” she said adding that the ski instructors at Gore were “excellent” with the children. “We all hope that it will continue next year. We are so fortunate to have such a wonderful mountain in our backyard.” ■

Turning back the pages

Sixty years ago – April, 2020 By Jean Hadden

Sheriff McCoy was assisted by Undersheriff Robert Lily and Warrensburg Police Chief Howard Hewitt. Hill resided on the Friends Lake Road. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hill, five sisters and four brothers.

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BOY INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE

BOY KILLED, COMMUNITY GRIEVES

A nineteen year old Chestertown youth, Francis J. Hill, was instantly killed Friday afternoon, March 25, 1960 when a log slipped from a truck he was unloading and struck him in the head. The accident occurred about 2:15 p.m. as Hill was unloading logs at the Pennock sawmill on Warrensburg – Stony Creek Road, about five miles from Warrensburg, near the Thurman Bridge. There were no witnesses to the accident. Sheriff Carl McCoy, who conducted the investigation, theorized that the youth had released the chain, which held the load of logs on his truck. One log on top of the pile apparently shook loose and came crashing down on Hill’s skull. He was found lying on the ground behind the truck.

Stephen Burch, 13, was reported making satisfactory recovery at the Glens Falls Hospital after being hit by an automobile on Main Street, Warrensburg, on Sunday, March 27, 1960. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burch of 3 Pratt Street, Warrensburg and he suffered a fractured hip. Robert L. Stetson, 19, of Pottersville, who was driving the car which struck Stephen, said the boy ran into the street from between two cars. He was taken to the Glens Falls Hospital by the Warrensburg Emergency Squad.

PROMINENT CITIZEN SUCCUMBS

Henry B. Smith, 69, a well respected partner in the Smith Boat Company at Bolton Landing, took his own life Tuesday afternoon, March 29, 1960 with a single rifle shot to the head. It was reported that he was despondent for several weeks. Mr. Smith was found in the

Thought for the day

basement of his house adjoining the boat company property by Fred Smith, his nephew. Born in the town of Bolton, Mr. Smith was a former fire commissioner. He is survived by his wife, Edith Smith.

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Warrensburg says welcome to Warren Auto Parts, Inc., who have just opened a fully stocked automotive Supply Center at 191 Main Street, making Warrensburg the distributing and shipping center for the southern Adirondack area. G. Frank Weller is president and Benjamin Bonacker is secretary treasurer.

PING PONG GREATS

Winners of the high school Ping Pong tournament completed recently were Paul Gilchrist for the boys and Lynne Smith for the girls and Heather Gilchrist for the girls and Oscar Librero for the boys. The winners will receive gold medals to be awarded at the annual Sports Banquet.

LOCAL BOY GRADUATES

Leonard Eldridge, who with his father,

“Live your life so that even the under taker will be sorr y when you die.” — Kipfer Grant Eldridge, operates the Atlantic Service Station at 137 Main Street, Warrensburg, has recently graduated from the Atlantic Dealer Training School in Syracuse. During this intensive five week program, he learned the fundamentals of service station management and automotive service procedures. Leonard Eldridge lives at 7 Elm Street, Warrensburg.

FREE CHICK DAY

D.E. Pasco & Son Inc., will observe its annual “Great Come and Get It” day this year, on Wednesday, May 18, 1960. Beginning at 8 A.M. on that day, the firm will give free to each adult ten baby chicks “as long as they last.” A total of 3,500 baby chicks will be looking for homes, a spokesman for the firm said. “Come early and bring your own container!” Call #3281 for more information. (Note - The Pasco feed and grain store was on River Street, where Curtis Lumber Company is located today.) ■

— Readers are welcome to contact Sun correspondent Jean Hadden at jhadden1@nycap.rr.com or 518-623-2210.

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Seagle tickets on sale Music colony hopes summer shows will go on By Tim Rowland STAFF WRITER

ELIZABETHTOWN | Those looking forward to a time the coronavirus has run its course can, with fingers crossed, get tickets to the upcoming Seagle Music Colony’s 2020 summer shows in Schroon Lake. “We know that once this crisis is over, the power that music and art have to help us heal will be critical to our collective recovery, and when that time comes, Seagle Music Colony will be here. Seagle’s directors wrote in a notice that as things stand now the show will go on. “We want to let you know that we are closely monitoring the ever-changing situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, wrote Artistic Director Darren Woods and General Director Tony Kostecki . “At the present time, we are continuing to plan for our 2020 season as scheduled. At the same time, we are

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Italian version, for example, features bracelets. For Adirondackphiles, the highlight of the season might likely be “Harmony,” a world premiere opera. Woods said “Harmony” had bounced around New York for a considerable amount of time without result — at which point Seagle pounced on the idea. Woods said he cold-called the work’s author, Keene novelist and poet Russell Bank—who also wrote “Cloudsplitter”, the historical novel of abolitionist John Brown— who was interested in moving the project forward. “Harmony” explores the relationship between composer Charles Ives and an older Mark Twain, the tie between the two being Joe Twichell, Twain’s closest friend

for over 40 years, and Twichell’s daughter Harmony, who became Ives’ wife. “There are references to Mt. Marcy and Rooster Comb that Adirondackers will enjoy,” Kagey said. The mainstage season finishes Aug. 19-22 with the Broadway classic “Hello Dolly,” the story of matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi, played by Carol Channing in the original Broadway cast after the role was turned down by Ethel Merman. The show at the time logged a record stay on Broadway, and remains a popular attraction that sells out theaters to this day. Tickets can be ordered by calling 518-5327875 or online at seaglecolony.org. ■

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and retired from the Town of Minerva Highway Department following 32 years of faithful service. Besides spending time with his family, he was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting, fishing and laughing with friends and family. Besides his parents and wife, Rita, he is predeceased by a sister, Joyce Killon, and her husband, Kerry; a brother, Randy Arnold; and son-in-law, Chuck Warrington. He is survived by a daughter, Sherry Warrington; son, Larry Arnold and his wife, Kathleen; grandchildren: Michael Warrington, Theresa Badgley (Joshua Gezzi), Thomas (Molly) Badgley, and Trevor (Samantha) Badgley; great-grandchildren Oakley, Piper, Sawyer and Huxley Badgley; brothers Ed Arnold and his wife, Gerri; and Vernon Arnold and his wife, Michelle; as well

M I N E R V A | Charles C. A r nold , 7 3 , of 14th Road, passed away peacefully, Thursday, March 26, 2020, at Elder wood at North Creek, reuniting with his beloved wife of 50 years, Rita Arnold, following a brief illness. Born February 27, 1947, in Ticonderoga, he was the son of the late Conroy and Elma (West) Arnold. He was a lifelong resident of the area

DEATH NOTICES WARRENSBURG | Carlton Griffin passed away on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, at the age of 76. Born on July 18, 1943. No services are planned. Also from Baldwinsville.

away on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, at the age of 61. Born on November 29, 1958. Arrangements are being made by the Brewer Funeral Home.

WITHERBEE | Lonny J. McCray Sr. passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2020, at the age of 67. Born on January 26, 1953. Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

LAKE LUZERNE | Nicholas B. Picioccio passed away on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, at the age of 79. Born on August 14, 1940. Arrangements are being made by the Brewer Funeral Home.

NORTH CREEK | Genevieve E. Wolfe passed away on Sunday, March 22, 2020, at the age of 89. Born on July 14, 1930. Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

NORTH HUDSON | Linda June (Gamble) Gallipoli passed away on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, at the age of 58. Born on February 15, 1962. Arrangements are being made by the Edward L. Kelly Funeral Home.

ADIRONDACK | William F. “Bill” Olden passed away on Monday, March 23, 2020, at the age of 66. Born on October 10, 1953. Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

LAKE LUZERNE | Elizabeth C. Brunelle passed away on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, at the age of 79. Born on April 11, 1940. Arrangements are being made by the Carleton Funeral Home. Also from Hudson Falls.

STONY CREEK | Jeffrey R. Allen passed

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1943 - 2020 BALDWINSVILLE | Carlton “Cappy” Griffin, 76, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, at Syracuse Home at McHarrie Place in Baldwinsville, New York. Born July 18, 1943, in Warrensburg, he was the son of the late Paul and Irene (Bennett) Griffin. He was miraculously given a second chance at life after a stroke in March 2012 and was able to enjoy eight more precious years of life with his family. Cappy married Cecile M. Whitaker on May 24, 1965, and they shared 52 wonderful years together. She predeceased him in death and now they are happily together again. His parents, two brothers: Richard and Duane Griffin, and sister Caroline (Griffin) Langworthy also predeceased him. He is survived by his brother Robert Griffin; two daughters: Deborah (David) Champagne of Cicero, New York; and Kimberly (Jeffrey) Sanborn; special niece Ellen Robertson (Maryanne) and grandchildren: Christina (Dan) Walton, Kayla (Mike) Sharshon, Carla Champagne, Kate Sanborn, Nathaniel Sanborn and Dustin Robertson. He had countless other special family members that were near and dear to his heart. Cappy graduated from Warrensburg Central School and was a longtime resident of the area. Cecile and Cappy raised their family in Warrensburg, New York, where he was a mainstay at Curtis Lumber Company, managing the Warrensburg store for years and then becoming a regional manager. Cappy was a loving husband, father and grandfather who loved nothing more than spending time with

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Ticonderoga Elks Lodge 1494 held its annual Past Exalted Ruler (PER) Night on Monday, February 24, and initiated six new members. This event honors all PERs and is a tribute to their past service as well as their continued support and commitment to its order. New members, seated, left to right: Jessica Borho, Tanya LaFrance, Richard Trudeau, Valerie Milton, Don Cornell and Robert Milton. Standing, left to right: Nancy Horner, Lecturing Knight; Margie Hurlburt, PER; Stella Kolysko, PER; Stuart Baker, PER; Richard Nadeau, PER; Carole St. Pierre, PER; Peggy Lamb, PER; Pam Moser, Loyal Knight. Nancy Horner, Lecturing Knight; Margie Hurlburt PER: Stella Kolysko PER; Stuart Baker PER; Richard Nadeau PER: Carole St. Pierre PER: Peggy Lamb PER; and Pam Moser, Loyal Knight.

Micheal Burns Weston NORFOLK, VIRGINIA | M ic he a l B u r n s We s t o n (a f fect ionately known as Mickey), 81, of Norfolk, Virginia, crossed over into heaven on January 20, 2020. She met the love of her life in Port Henry, New York, when he was driving his dad’s Packard and she jumped in beside him and never left. She was a Navy wife who managed the home front and raised four children while her husband served our country for 20 years. Her favorite thing in life was her grandchildren. She never missed a baseball game, soccer game, school event or any event involving her grandchildren. She even made it to a lot of occasions for her great-grandchildren. She crocheted and knitted (every baby always got a homemade blanket) and she even put a roof on the garage. She was predeceased by her parents, Thomas and Frances Burns; a brother, Robert Burns; and a sister, Betty Martin. She is survived by her loving husband of 63 years, Gordon Weston, Sr.; and four children: Brenda Smith of Morehead City, North Carolina; Thomas (Pearl) Weston of Moyock, North Carolina; Paul (Ashlynn) Weston of Virginia Beach; and Gordon (Terrie) Weston, Jr., of Chesapeake. She is also survived by eight grandchildren: Micheal Ottley (and Jason), Brandon (Erica) Smith, Nicole Weston (and Mike), Thomas (Brittany) Weston, Jr.; Robert Weston; Brittany (David) Garvey; Gordon (Natalie) Weston, III; nine great-grandchildren: Emily Smith; Jack Ottley; Trevor Smith; Jesse Ottley; Thomas Weston, III; Michael Garvey; Decklan Weston; Bailey Garvey; and Skylar Weston. The funeral service was held Thursday, January 23, 2020, and Micheal was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Condolences may be offered to the family at hollomon-brown.com. ■

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QUEENSBURY | Although the Warren County’s DMV office — the local government’s most popular venue — is now closed to the public due to the county Municipal Center’s lockdown as well as a directive by Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) — people seeking to renew registrations or conduct other vital transactions shouldn’t worry. Motor Vehicle transactions are not being processed by counties across the state at this time, but some of them are being conducted online by state DMV personnel. Warren County Clerk Pamela Vogel posted a notice online that the county clerk’s and DMV offices would be making radical temporary changes. She posted the notice soon after Warren County — under mandates to cut on-site staffing and protect the health of its employees — closed all its buildings to the public on March 20. Meanwhile, Cuomo announced a day later that expiration dates of March 1 or later for driver licenses, non-driver identification cards, and vehicle registrations will be extended for an indefinite time. During this closure of DMV and Clerk’s office closures, all in-office appointments were canceled.

The state DMV officials said that change of addresses, renewing replacing licenses, registrations or permits can be transacted online. In addition to DMV transaction details, Vogel’s notice declared that the Warren County Clerk’s office would not be accepting any drop-off or in-person transactions. Although non-essential county clerk services — including transactions involving passports, DBA filings, notary renewals and pistol permits are suspended until further notice — recordings and court filings submitted electronically or by mail will be accepted. Such e-filings are strongly accepted, and can be conducted 24 hours per day, seven days per week, she said. People can also access county records 2 4/ 7 at: https: www.warrencountyny. gov/clerk/online_records.php. Vogel said her office would continue to respond to citizens’ needs as diligently as possible under the present circumstances. “On behalf of the entire staff at the Warren County Clerk’s office and Department of Motor Vehicles, please know that your cooperation at this most difficult time is greatly appreciated,” she said in the notice. “Rest assured, we will do our very best for you — Be safe, be well.” ■

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Recore, Swan lead CVAC boys basketball all stars SECOND TEAM, THIRD TEAM, HONORABLE MENTION

By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR

Northeastern Clinton’s Bryan Claudio, Beekmantown’s Parker Kelly and Ian-James McCasland, Northern Adirondack’s Lucas Smart and AuSable Valley’s Luis Perez were named to the CVAC second team, while Saranac’s Brady Hebert, Plattsburgh High’s Dylan Garrant, Moriah’s Maddox Blaise, Beekmantown’s Nate Finley and Ticonderoga’s Brock Huestis were named to the third team. Honorable mention players include Cogan Johnston (Saranac), Kurt Ouelette (PHS), Alex Gomez (NCCS), Sam Godfrey (Peru), Cole Nephew (Beekmantown), Carter

PLATTSBURGH | Saranac senior Connor Recore and Moriah senior Braden Swan were named the Co-MVP’s of the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference for the 2019-20 boys basketball season. Recore helped lead the Chiefs to the Class B regional finals before the winter season was suspended

CVAC first team all stars Andrew Sorrell, Cody Lambert, Bryce Sprague, Eli Douglas and Jared Duquette, and coach of the year Brian Cross.

CVAC Co-MVP Braden Swan due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The senior averaged 24.1 points per game and 10 rebounds, while finishing his career with 1,154 points, scoring his 1,000th against Saranac Lake in a 39-point first half performance where he started the game 12-13 from the field, rebounding his only miss and tipping it back in. He

scored 45 in the game. Swan was key in helping the Vikings w i n t hei r eight h straight Section VII title, averaging 17.6 points per game along with a team-high 4.7 assists. Swan ended his career with 1,085 points, scoring his 1,000th with his first six points against Saranac Lake at home.

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Members of the CVAC first team include Beekmantown’s Andrew Sorrell, Northern Adirondack’s Cody Lambert, Moriah’s Bryce Sprague, AuSable Valley’s Eli Douglas and Saranac’s Jared Duquette.

Sorrell, a junior for Beekmantown, helped guide the Eagles to the Section VII/Class B finals against the Chiefs, averaging 11.2 points per game. Lambert, a junior for Northern Adirondack, led the Bobcats in scoring as the team made the semifinal round of the Section VII/Class C tournament. As a sophomore, Sprague made an immediate impact for the Vikings, scoring 27 points in each of the team’s first two games in the annual Alzhiemer’s Awareness Tournament. He averaged 18.3 per game and grabbed 5.6 rebounds while tying Swan with 2,5 steals per game. In his second year on varsity as a sophomore, AuSable Valley’s Douglas led the Patriots in scoring

CVAC Co-MVP Connor Recore with 17.3 points per game, snatching a team-high 3.2 steals in helping the team get to the Class C sectional finals. A senior, Duquette averaged 16.0 points per game and 6.4 rebounds, highlighted by a 48-point performance where he connected on 11-three pointers against Northeastern Clinton.

Matzel (AVCS), Tommy Bergeron (NAC), Mike Rollins (Moriah) and Nate McCarthy (Saranac Lake).

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Moriah coach Brian Cross was named the coach of the year in the CVAC, while Saranac Lake was named the winner of the sportsmanship award. ■

Wildcat teammates Pelkey, Bresnahan share MVP of MVAC D-I By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR

ELIZABETHTOWN | The Section VII all-time leading scorer and a teammate who played key minutes in big late-season wins have shared the Most Valuable Player honor in the Mountain and Valley Athletic Conference. Schroon Lake teammates Andrew Pelkey and Cian Bresnahan shared the MVP award for the 2019-20 season, as the duo helped lead the Wildcats to the Class D regional finals before the COVID-19 pandemic put an unfortunate end to one of the best seasons in Schroon Lake history. Pelkey averaged 25,3 point per game this season, scoring 19 — including the final five points of the game — in the Section VII/ Class D finals to win the title. He finished his career with 1,744 points, 48 points past Beekmantown alum Dan Munson for the Section VII boys all-time scoring record. He also passed Schroon Lake alum Shannon Brock, who currently ranks third on the sectional girls scoring list with 1,696 points. Bresnahan averaged 12.3 points per game, but had a 16.3 scoring average over the last 10 games of the season, scoring 27 against

Members of the MVAC Division I all star team include Tom Murray, Foster Ovios, Alex Coupal, Regan Arnold and Brennon Farney. Schroon Lake coach Lee Silvernail was named coach of the year.

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from Willsboro. Murray finished out his senior season for the Knights averaging 14.9 per game while leading Seton Catholic with 6.5 assists per game and 3.0 steals. For his career, Murray had 13.0 points per game. Ovios averaged 14.3 per game for the Knights in his senior year, leading the team with a 9.0 rebound average. Ovios averaged 9.3 boards over his final two season, while averaging 9.5 points for his varsity career. In his second season on varsity, sophomore Coupal emerged as a scoring threat, averaging 20.4 points per game and 6.5 rebounds. As a junior, Arnold stole the show in the fourth quarters of both the Section VII/Class D semifinal round against Crown Point and for a large part of the final eight minutes of the sectional finals against Schroon Lake, averaging 13.9 points per game. He has averaged 10.6 per game over his first two varsity seasons. Farney was a defensive specialist as well as offensive contributor for the Warriors, as the junior was often matched on the opponent’s top scorer while averaging 8.7 points per game.

Seton Catholic and Willsboro controlled the first team selections, as the Knights were represented by Tom Murray. Foster Ovios and Alex Coupal, while Regan Arnold and Brennon Farney were named to the first team

Three members of the first-year Boquet Valley Griffin program made the second team all star list, including seniors Brayden

Section VII all-time leading scorer Andrew Pelkey of Schroon Lake was named the Co-MVP of the MVAC Division I for the 2019-20 season. Saranac. Bresnahan was responsible for handling the point guard duties for the Wildcats and used his speed to get into the lane and create for himself and others.

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Drew and Blake Liberi and junior Brandon Tromblee. Schroon Lake’ Collin Bresnahan was named to the second team, as was Chazy’s Devin Therrian. Honorable mention awards went to Gabe Huchro of Chazy, Ethan Graham of Boquet Valley, Oliver Higgens of Schroon Lake, Schroon Lake’s Cian Bresnahan was named the Co-MVP of the MVAC Division I for the 2019-20 season.

Kolbee LaPoint of Seton Catholic and Jared Ball of Willsboro.

COACH, SPORTSMANSHIP

Schroon Lake’s Lee Silvernail was named the MVAC coach of the year, while the Chazy Eagles were named the sportsmanship award winner. ■

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Lauer came to us as a young kitten but being the shyest of his litter, he was overlooked in favor of more outgoing kittens. The three-year-old black and white cat is our resident shy guy, who is skittish around people and doesn’t like a lot of attention. He does get along well with most cats and is often found cuddling in the same bed with his feline friend Evanna. We don’t know what Lauer thinks about dogs. Lauer will warm up to people over time, especially when they offer treats. However, he will likely be a better companion cat than cuddle buddy. Evanna was a stray who ended up at the shelter around the same time as Lauer. This compact tortie and Lauer are best friends and always found hanging out together. Evanna is another

three-year-old shy kitty who is also skittish around people and prefers the company of cats. Evanna’s attention can be bought easier than Lauer’s with treats, she’s always in the mood for a tasty snack! Evanna came to the shelter with her front paw broken and useless, the injury already healed incorrectly. However, this doesn’t stop Evanna for a second, and she has no issues at all with running, jumping and playing like any other cat. Both Lauer and Evanna love to play with the laser pointer and can be engaged in pl a y w i t h other toys at times, too. In warmer weather, both cats would likely make excellent barn cats. For more information on one or both of these great cats, please visit “Adopt a Pet” on our website or call the shelter at (518)873-5000. We are closed to the public until further notice. Please call the shelter regarding adoptions, surrenders or any other questions that you may have. Please direct any questions to Pam Rock, Shelter Manager. ■

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$215,000

Roy Baker

Paul Schmieder

Chester

$169,000

Marie Sauerwald Irrevocable Trust

Robert Kennedy

Bolton

$100,000

Maynard Baker

Krzysztof Ratuszny

Warrensburg

$42,000

David Dougall

Brian Humphrey

Bolton

Five Oaks Development LLC

Alexis Delsignore

Queensbury

$223,275

$1,750

Eileen Walts

Curtis Carlton

Lake Luzerne

$160,000

Timothy Goff

Robert Howland

Hague

$553,600

Alan Crisler

Andrew Braydon

Queensbury

$235,000

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This zation filed with the Sec- year 2020-2021 and to shall to May 19, 2020, if votthe power of the voters or is TION OF CAPITAL ROCK ES, LLC filed with the Jr./Sr.of the High School District and ballot Clerk is (1) A illegal, or any proposidata is the information retary of State of New authorize the requisite er is one is towho be delivered DRILLING AND BLAST- SSNY on March 06, which will be used to es- York (SSNY) on Novem- portion thereof to be shall Building be (lobby signedareabyoutat personally citizen of tothe the United voter. tion requiring the expen2020. Office: Essex Co. tablish the assessment ING LLC. Authority filed side lo- Absentee least the 25 gymnasium) voters of the America,must (2) diture of monies which States of ballots ber 26, 2019. Office Lo- raised by taxation on the SSNY designated as with NY Secy of State cated at must 103 state Schroon the taxable property of the District, Eighteen (18) of fails to include specific of each parcel which will cation: Essex County be received by years the Dis(SSNY) on 3/16/20. Of- agent upon whom pro- appear on the tentative River and Road, Warrensdistrict. residence of trict name The SSNY is designated age Clerk or older, and than (3) appropriations for all not later cess against the LLC assessment roll of New York, on fice location: Essex the candidate and shall within the such expenditures reResident as agent of the LLC 2. To elect one (1) burg, 5:00 p.m. on May 19, Mayspecific 19, 2020, County. LLC formed in may be served. SSNY va- 2020. member of the Board of Tuesday, describe the School ADistrict pe- quired by the proposiThe Town of Putnam, upon whom process list offor all a perbetween the hours of sons New Hampshire (NH) on shall mail process to 12 which will be filed on or against it may be served, tion. days Education as follows: cancy for which the canriod of to thirty whom(30) absentee and 8:00 p.m. ballots 10/4/10. SSNY is desig- Lakeview Avenue, Mori- before May 1st, 2020. Dated: March 17, 2020 is nominated. didatea.m. and SSNY shall mail a next preceding One (1) member, for a 7:00 the annubeen shall have duringNOTICE which nated as agent of LLC ah, NY 12960 By order of the Board of AND FURTHER 5-year term commenc- (E.D.S.T.) al vote and The An appointment to re- copy of any pross to the will election. be available issued TT-04/04-05/09/2020timeHEREBY the polls will that be upon whom process GIVEN view the assessment in- LLC at: 100 Champlain ing on July 1, 2020 and IS District re- Education School in the office of may the Dis6TC-243265 opened to voteforby absenvoting against it may be served. formation may be made Kim M. Brown quireClerk Ave. Ticonderoga, NY expiring on June 30, applications all persons offertrict on each of the SSNY shall mail process machine or will ballotbeupon ob- five by telephoning the as- 12883 Purpose: To en- 2025, to succeed Jodie ballots tee School District Clerk the budget ing to (5)vote daysatprior to the GLUE GRIT LLC Articles to: 28 Liberty St, NY, NY the following items: the between sessor at 518- 796-4548 TT-04/04, 04/18, 05/02, gage in any lawful busi- Bruce, whose term ex- tainable andthe election to provote of day election, ex10005. NH address of of Org. filed NY Sec. of by April 10, 2020. of 7:30 a.m. and pires on June 30, 2020. hours 05/16/2020-4TC-243545 ness Act or activity. vide one form and of proof cept Saturday SunTo Adopt the Annual * LLC: 306 River Rd, New State (SSNY) 3/05/2020. 3. Proposition: Shall Budget: March 28, 2020 2:00 p.m. Monday TT-02/29-04/04/2020pursuant to of residency day, and such list will Boston, NH 03070. Cert. Office in Essex Co. William McCarty except through the Board of Education 6TC-241063 Education Law 2018-c. also be posted at the To adoptFriday, the annual SSNY desig. agent of Sole Assessor, Town of of Formation filed with holidays, offrom Dis- polling of the Putnam Central budget Such a form place.may Anyinclude qualithe the School LLC upon whom proPUTNAM CENTRAL NH Secy of State, 107 N. Completed School District be autho- trict Putnam Clerk. a driver's the voter license, present ainnonfor the fiscal fied District cess may be served. SCHOOL Notice of BudMain St, Concord, NH TT-04/04-04/11/2020for absencard, NOTICE OF QUALIFICArized to re-establish a applications driver pollingidentification place may object and year of 2020-2021 shall mail copy of SSNY Hearing And Notice get 03301. The name and Reserve Fund ef- tee ballots must re- ato utility bill, or a voter Capital 2TC-243197 the voting of the bal- TION OF Thing5 LLC. LEGAL NOTICE to authorize the be requiof Annual Meeting, Bud- NOTICE address of the Reg. process to 13 Summit by the District fective JulyOF1, 2020 ceivedportion and registration Upon upon card. appropriate ANNUAL site thereof to lot NOTICE CONCERNING get Vote and Election Authority filed with NY Ticonderoga, NY St, Agent is C T Corporation Educa- be at least seven (7) Clerk that the Board offer of proof grounds forof residenmaking AND ofBUDGET raised by taxation on THE EXAMINATION OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- MEETING Secy of State (SSNY) on System, 28 Liberty St, 12883, which is also the days prior to the vote if be authorized to tion the School District cy, VOTE his/her challenge and the taxable property of INVENTORY AND VALU- EN that a public hearing 3/5/20. Office location: NY, NY 10005. Purpose: principal business loca- ATION DATA ballot is to be mailed the the District. fund the isCapital Reserve requiretherefore all permay also NOTICE hereby given reasons Essex County. LLC tion. Purpose: Any lawof the qualified voters of Fund any lawful activity the amount to the voter, or the day sons vote to knownoffering to the toInspector that a inpublic hearing of Pursuant to Section 501 formed in Masful purpose. the Putnam Central $300,000., TT-04/04-05/09/2020before election, if the which shall their signature, provide the the qualified voters of of Election before of the Real Property Tax of Ed*Shall the Board sachusetts (MA) on TT-04/4-05/09/2020School District, Wash- be 6TC-243185 personally ballot is tobebe authorized by transfer of ucation printedof the name and adthe funded Warrensburg Central close polls. Law, notice is hereby 6/26/07. SSNY is desig6TC-243343 ington County, New existing to the voter. funds from the delivered dress. AND FURTHER NOTICE School District, Warren given that assessment Clean Start Laundry to Lease one (1) 35 nated as agent of LLC York will be held in the Unrestricted Absentee ballots must AND FUTHER NOTICE IS Fund BalGIVEN, that County, New York, will IS HEREBY NOTICE OF FORMATION inventory and valuation Passenger bus, one (1) And Carwash L.L.C.. upon whom process Putnam School building by bus the Disbe received du- 48 HEREBY ance.heldTheinprobable GIVEN, the Jr./Sr. the qualified votersthat of against it may be served. Passenger and Filed 1/7/20. Office: Es- OF LIMITED LIABILITY data is available for ex- on County Route 2 in be Clerk not later than trict ration of the Capital Repursuant to a rule adoptthe School District shall High School Library loNAME: amination and review. one (1) 66 Passenger sex Co. SSNY designat- COMPANY SSNY shall mail process years 5:00 p.m. on five May year 19, ed serve Fund is ten the Board of Eduto vote at to: 28 Liberty St, NY, NY cated at 103 Schroon be by entitled Northern Towing , LLC This data is the informa- the Town of Putnam, Bus for a (5) ed as agent for process New York on May 12, 2020. required re-estabbefore cation in accordance said annual vote and River Road, Warrensterm at an annual cost tion which will be used & shall mail to: 15 Articles of Organization 10005. MA address of 2020 at 6:30 P.M. burg, New York, on May A list of all persons with Sections 2035 votand election. A qualified not to exceed $58,000.to to establish the assess- (D.S.T.) for the presen- lishment. Hamilton Rd. Crown filed with the Secretary LLC: 1000 Hall of Fame whom absentee ballots NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVof the Education 2008 er is one who is (1) a 11, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. Point, NY 12928. Regis- of State (SSNY) on ment of each parcel tation of the budget. Ave, #8, Springfield, MA of the shall have been issued that a copy EN Law, any referenda or citizen of the United (E.D.S.T.) for the pre3/26/2020 . Office Loca- which will appear on the tered Agent: United 01105. Cert. of Forma*Board Education Of- States The budget will be avail- statement be of available in the of the budget. amount will to amend proposition of America, (2) tion filed with MA Secy sentation of tion: Essex County. The tentative assessment roll able for review on May Corporation States ficer at-large (2) Vacanof the District office money which will be of budget, or otherwise the eighteen years of age or of State, One Ashburton NOTICE is also given Agents, INC. 7014 13th SSNY is designated as filed on May 1, 2020 for 5, 2020 at the Putnam cies: required the Clerk on each of the five to be submitted for vot- Pl., Fl. 17, Boston, MA older, and (3) a resident that a copytoof fund the stateagent of the LLC upon the Town of Ticondero- Central School. Ave, Ste 202 Brooklyn, Term of Office: July 1, * days prior to the day of district's budget school and elecing at said within the vote School Dis- 02108 The name and OF FORMATION ment of expenditures for ga. An appointment to NOTICE NY 11228 Purpose: Gen- whom process against NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN the election, 2020-2021, must be filed with address of the Reg. throughexcept June Sat30, tion, trict for a period of thirty OF LIMITED LIABILITY for the the ensuing year exfor 2020 may be served. SSNY review this information eral. that the annual meeting public monies, clusive urday or Sunday, May of Education the NOTICE PUBLIC (30) Board days next preceding school of purposes (2020- 2024 shall mail a copy of any may be made by tele- COMPANY (LLC) TT-03/28-05/02/2020T Corporation Agent is C OF qualified of 2021) of and an may exemption sum- 16 and May 17, 2020 at Putnam be obtained HEARING Notice St, is the theannual voteCentral and Thethe name of thevoters Limited process to the principal phoning the assessor's 6TC-243033 System, 28 Liberty the Putnam Central the day set for purthe School and report as required on who or before by any resident in the and election is not hereby given that the business location of 20 office at (518)585-5285. Liability Company that mary *RESOLVED, that NY 10005. Purpose: NY, District, WashSchool 495 of Real by section NOTICE OF FORMATION Any qualified 20, 2020prohibited at 5:00 otherwise between April election. Town Board of the Town Church Street Chester- As Town Halls are was formed is: JACK- District suant to Education Law, April any lawful activity. ingtonPROPERTY County, HOLDNew 27, Property the voter present p.m. prevailing time; OF ECFK Properties, LLC town, NY 12817 Pur- closed at this time, SON from voting pursuant to of 2020,Tax andLaw, May may 19, Johnsburg, Warren Section 259, theinBoard TT-03/21-04/25/2020will be held in the York, place mayofobject be obtained any resi- polling must be typed Law. or printed Arts. of Org. filed with 2020, exceptby Saturday, County, New York, will the Election The INGS LLC. The Articles pose: To engage in all please call office or send of Education the 6TC-242474 at were the Sunday gymnasium the voting of the bal- in district durdent of the English the Sect'y of State of NY lawful activities. Organization or holidays, at to School Districtlanguage; may re- hold a public hearing at Warrensburg Central an email to optain your of Schoolwith on County Route ing the business Central hours lot upon appropriate the 7:00 pm on Tuesday, (SSNY) on 2/28/2020. the Departquire be all directed persons toofferthe Warrensburg TT-04/04-05/09/2020School District is autho- must information until futher 2filed in the Tuesday,Office May grounds by making theatSchool Dis- April 7, 2020 for the Office location, County ment of Town State of of Putthe beginning School Business ing to of vote the budget 6TC-243448 rized to increase the Clerk notice. nam, on 5, 2020 atthethehours Putnam challenge and trict; his/her levy mustelection be signed by of Essex. SSNY has purpose of considering a State ofNew NewYork, York on between of current vote and to proand collect Patricia Osier Tuesday, 19,The 2020, Central School. known therefore reasons at least (25) Proposed Local Law to been designated as NOTICE CONCERNING Sole Assessor March 16,May 2020. of- 9:00 onetwenty-five form of proof a.m. and 3:00 p.m. an annual tax, year af- vide theLimited hours Liaof (E.D.S.T.). between THE EXAMINATION OF NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN ter TICONDEROGA Inspector of Electo the qualified voters of of the agent of the LLC upon the date -for NOthe fice of said residency pursuant to change year, separate and TT-04/04/2020-1TC1:00 p.m. (D.S.T.) and that the petitions whom process against it ASSESSMENT INVEN- 243543 TICE of grievances by of tion the District; must hearing bility Company is locatNOTICE is also nomigiven Education Lawand ยง2018-c. apartbefore from the the close annual (D.S.T.) dur- nating 8:00 candidates the may be served. SSNY TORY The Regularly Scheduled the polls.district budget, state the name resi-a the Town of Johnsburg ed inp.m. Warren County. Such form may and include that Petitions for for nomischool which hours the ing NOTICE OF FORMATION member for of the office shall mail process to: (Pursuant to section 501 Ticonderoga Town AND the FURTHER NOTICE each asigner. dence oflicense, of Assessment The Secretary of State non- Board nating of candidates to amount of driver's will designated be opened as to of the Real Property Tax OF LIMITED LIABILITY polls Board Educationofshall The LLC, 23 Morse Board meeting HEREBY which GIVEN,shall that However, IS the School driver identification card, Review pursuantfor to April Sechas been office of Member the $214,030, upon Liathe vote by COMPANY (LLC) The the paid filedofwith the Clerk of be qualified of aBoard Memorial Hwy, Olmst- Law) 19th 512(1-a) has beenof reschedthe New utilitywillbill,notor entertain a voter tion agent of ballot the Limited Board Education must be to The voters Richards Notice isOFhereby given name of the Limited Lia- following items: District, later Library the shall or the School edville, NY 12857. Pur- NOTICE uled for place before vot- York registration card.theUpon RealThursday, Property April Tax bility Company upon be filed in thenotDistrict FORMATION for District the support To adopt the against annual that assessment invenbility Company is ON 1. in offer to vote than 5:00 p.m. no on April pose: any lawful act. 6:00 p.m. 16th atfrom ers any proposition if its law, of residenof proof the fourth whom process Clerks office later be OF LIMITED LIABILITY and entitled maintenance of the of the may School budgetCompany and valuation data NOTICE tory CALL OF MAINTENANCE said voteapproand purpose 20, 2020. Each2020 petition TT-03/14-04/18/2020is beyond the TT-04/04/2020-1TCFORMATION Tuesday in May to the cy, the School District said be by than April 20, COMPANY library;annual with this is available for examinaDistrict and for thethepostfiscal LLC.FishArticles of Organielection. A qualified shall be directed the 6TC-242113 of the voters is 243544 may also require all or perAttracting Tackle Thursday following the served of- 5:00 p.m. Blank topetiUnder Section 203 of OF priated amount to votbe power year address 2020-2021 and the to tions tion review.Liability This zationArticles filed with Sec- fice is (1) A illegal, Clerk are of the Districtat and er one whoappropriaor anytoproposisons offering vote to fourth Tuesday in May LLC. of the Organiwithin available the the and Limited theis annual authorize the the requisite data is the retary were of State of New of the United shall beof signed by at citizen tion requiring expen- annually. provide their the signature, zation filed with the state to which Secre- Office the District Company Lawinformation tion until thereafter which be used toLLC, es- Secretary portion thereof York (SSNY) NovemStates America, (2) diture least between 25 voters the monies printed ofname andwhich ad- By order of the Town of onState of tary of State shall to mailbea Clerk Name: will 65Prospect, theofhours modifiedof by a future raisedofbyany taxation on the tablish assessment ber 26, 2019. Office LoEighteen (18)electors years of fails District, must the include specific dress.to LEGALS N.Y. (SSNY) on copy 9:00 LEGALS a.m. state to 3:00 Board ofLEGALS the Town of process is: of Articles the of Organization vote of LEGALS the LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS taxable property of the of each parcel which will cation: Essex County or older, andCen(3) appropriations all Johnsburg, New York, name and residence of age Monday through By order of the for School 03/20/2020. Office loca- JACKSON PROPERTY p.m., filed with the Secretary the Warrensburg district. appear on the tentative The SSNY is designated NOTICE OF ORGANIZA- of State of New York within the such re- dated March 24, 2020. the candidate except and for shall holi- Resident Districtexpenditures Clerk. tion: Warren County. HOLDINGS LLC, P.O. Friday District. tral School assessment of 11, SSNY 2. To as agent thedesigLLC Box TION OF 121 WMTN District forwill a pethe proposidescribe va- School Switzer, District Kathleen C. Lorah Jenniferby (SSNY) on roll March has of been and the on specific the district be quired Voting machines 313,elect Glens one Falls, (1) NY days member of the Board of The Town of Putnam, upon whom process LLC of thirty (30) days tion. cancy for www.wcsd.org. which the canriod nated as agent of the Clerk website: utilized Town Clerk 12801. 2020. Office location: Education as follows: be filed on or against it may be process served, Under Section 203 of which preceding the annuDated: March 17, 2020 didate petition is nominated. LLC upon which must be next Each NE-04/04, 04/11, 05/02, NE-04/04/2020-1TCCounty. SSNY is is also given Warrenwill NOTICE NE-03/28-05/02/2020before May 1st, 2020. One (1) member, for a and SSNY shall mail a the Limited Liability vote absentee and election. The By order of the Board of 243458 AND FURTHER NOTICE 6TC-242822 signed by at least 25 al 05/16/2020-4TC-243546 designated as agent of against it may be served. ballots that 5-year term commenc- qualified An re- SSNY copy ofshall any mail prossprocess to the IS HEREBY GIVEN Company Law. The District for may re- Education voters of that the School may be applied at the LLC upon to whom the appointment NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE OF FORMATION view the assessment ining on July 1, 2020 and LLC at: 100 Champlain applications absenname of the limited lia- process against it may to the LLC, 10 Warner quire offer- Kim M. Brown District, mustforstate the office allof persons the District OAK VALLEY PROPEROF MLD Concrete, LIMITED expiring on LIABILITY June 30, name formation be made Ave. Ticonderoga, tee ballots will be obbility company is: 121 to vote at the budget District Clerk LLC TIES LLC, Arts. of Org. Drive, Warrensburg, NY NY OF and residence of ing for School be served.may SSNY shall Applications Clerk. Articles of04/18, Organization (LLC) Jodie the as- 12885. 2025, to succeed 12883 Purpose: en- COMPANY WMTN LLC, and the Ar- by tainable between the 05/02, filed with the SSNY on vote and election to proPurpose:To Any a copy of process mailtelephoning the candidate, and resiballots must be TT-04/04, absentee filed with the Secretary name of theterm Limited Bruce, whose ex- dence sessor 518- 796-4548 gage inactivity. any lawful busi- The ticles of Organization hours of of each 7:30signer. a.m. and vide one by form proof 05/16/2020-4TC-243545 lawful received theofDistrict to: c/oatLLC, P.O. Box 02/05/2020. Office loc: Company that FURTHER Liability pires on June 30, 2020. AprilCleverdale, 10, 2020. New NE-04/04-05/09/2020ness Act or activity. were filed with the Sec- by 2:00 p.m.NOTICE Monday of residency to of State of New York is Clerk 231, at least pursuant seven days Warren County. SSNY was formed is : KING 3. Proposition: Shall hereby 28, 2020 Purpose: 6TC-243477 TT-02/29-04/04/2020retary of State on Febru- March through given Friday,that except Education York 12820. the prior to theLaw vote2018-c. if the SSNY On March 23, has been designated as 2020 Office Location: NY LLC. The Arti- Annual KUTZ William McCarty the Board of Education ary 7, 2020. The county holidays,Meeting from the Such may include of Disthe to be mailed to ballot aisform Any lawful act or activi- 6TC-241063 Warren County SSNY agent upon whom proOrganization cles of the ofPutnam Central qualified Sole Assessor, Town of within this state in which Completed trict Clerk. a driver's license, a nonvoters of the or on or prior ties. voter, the Growing Local LLC. were withbethe De- Warrensburg designated as agent of cess against the LLC Schoolfiled District authoPutnam the office of the limited driver identification card, applications for absenCentral NE-03/21-4/25/2020May 19, 2020, if the to Filed with SSNY on partment may be served. SSNY State of thea School rized to of re-establish liability company is to be TT-04/04-04/11/2020aballot utilityis bill, a voter LLC upon whom Pro- shall mail process to: tee ballots must will be reDistrict be to beordelivered 6TC-242535 1/22/2020. Office: State cess against it may be New York on CapitalofReserve Fund ef2TC-243197 located is Warren. The ceived by the District registration card. Upon at the Warrensburg held to the voter. personally Franklin County. SSNY November served. SSNY shall mail The LLC, 24 Nacy Rd, fective July 1,28,20202017. and secretary of state is des- NOTICE OF FORMATION offer of proof of residenClerk at least (7) Absentee Jr./Sr. High seven School ballots must designated as agent for that office Lake George, NY 12845. process to: The LLC, 16 of said Limit- Building of Educathe Board ignated as agent of the OF ABTEAM PROPER- process&shall mail to: 9 The the School District days prior to the vote if cy, (lobby area outby the Disbe received TIES, LLC Arts. of Org. LaFlure Lane, Chester- Reg Agent: U.S. Corp. ed Company to is side tionLiability be authorized limited liability company the ballot is to be mailed may also require all perthe gymnasium) loClerk not later than trict Agents, Inc. 7014 13th filed with the Sect'y of Station Rd, Saranac WarrenReserve Coun- cated located fund theinCapital upon whom process the day sons vote19, to town NY 12817 Pur- Ave., Ste 202, Brooklyn, to the at voter, 103or Schroon p.m. on toMay 5:00 offering Lake, NY 12983. Pur- ty. State of NY (SSNY) on pose: any lawful activity Fund The in theSecretary amount of of River against it may be served. provide their signature, before election, if the Road, Warrens- 2020. A list of all perNY 11228. Purpose: Any 2/27/2020. Office loca- pose: any lawful State has been designat$300,000., which shall burg, The post office address printed name absentee and ad- NE-04/04-05/09/2020ballot isNew to be York, personally on sons to whom NE-02/29-04/04/2020Lawful Purpose tion, County of Warren. 6TC-243474 agentbyoftransfer the Limited be as funded of Tuesday, within or without this to the voter. dress. delivered May 19, 2020, ballots shall have been 6TC-241050 NE-03/21-04/25/2020ed Liability existing funds Company from the state to which the Secre- SSNY has been desigAND FUTHER NOTICE IS Absentee ballots must between the hours of issued will be available MVR MORGAN, LLC. 6TC-242466 nated as agent of the whom Fund process upon Unrestricted Bal- 7:00 tary of State will mail a GIVEN, that Arts. of Org. filed with be received the p.m. Dis- HEREBY a.m. andby8:00 of the Disin the office upon whom proLLC said Company against NOTICE OF FORMATION ance. The probable ducopy of any process trict Clerk not laterwhich than pursuant rule adoptduring (E.D.S.T.) trict Clerktoona each of the the SSNY on 02/26/20. and Rethe OF LIMITED LIABILITY may NOTICE OF FORMATION rationbeof served the Capital against the limited liabil- cess against it may be ed Board 5:00 p.m. on May time the polls will 19, be (5)the days prioroftoEduthe fiveby Office: Warren County. served. SSNY shall mail address withpost office COMPANY (LLC) OF SEELEY PERFORten years serve Fund is ity company served on cation in election, accordance 2020. to vote by voting opened day of the ex- SSNY designated as in the state to which the The name of the Limited MANCE, LLC Arts. of before required re-estabA list of or all ballot persons to him or her is 27 Silver process to: The LLC, 48 with and machine upon Saturday 2035 and Suncept Sections agent of the LLC upon Org. filed with the Sect'y lishment. of State shall the whom absentee ballots Circle, Queensbury, New E. Schroon River Rd, Di- Liability Company that Secretary 2008 of the following items: day, and suchEducation list will whom process against it amond Point, NY 12824. a copy of any GIVpro- shall have been issued was formed is: HAD- mail NOTICE IS HEREBY York 12804. Law, anyposted referenda or may be served. SSNY of State of NY (SSNY) also be at the To Adopt the Annual * Purpose: any lawful act. cessthat is: KING KUTZ NY will be available in the LOCK VENTURES LLC. EN of the a copy NE-02/29-04/04/2020proposition quali- shall mail copy of pro- on 2/21/2020. Office lopolling place. toAnyamend Budget: NE-03/21-04/25/202071 Middle Road, The Articles of Organiza- LLC, cation, County of Warstatement of the amount 6TC-240764 office of the District the budget, or otherwise fied voter present in the cess to the LLC, 370 To adopt the annual 6TC-242462 George, NewwillYork Lake tion were filed with the ren. SSNY has been desof money which be five Clerk on each of the to be submitted for votmay object place polling Canada Street, Lake NOTICE OF FORMATION budget of the School Department of State of 12845. ignated as agent of the required to fund the days prior to the day of ing at said vote and electhe voting of the balto NOTICE OF FORMATION George, NY 12845. PurOF LIMITED LIABILITY for the fiscal the State of New York on NE-03/28-05/02/2020school district's budget District the election, except Sattion, must beappropriate filed with pose: Any lawful pur- LLC upon whom prolot upon OF Adirondack Mountain and of 2020-2021 COMPANY March 6, 2020. The of- 6TC-242978 cess against it may be for the 2020-2021, ex- year Sunday, May urday or the Board of Education grounds for making pose. Rentals, LLC to authorize the requiUnder Section 203 of fice of said Limited Lia- clusive of public monies, served. SSNY shall mail at the Putnam Central 16 and May 17, 2020 challenge and his/her NE-03/07-04/11/2020Articles of Organization LEGAL NOTICE portion thereof to the Limited Liability bility Company is locat- and an exemption sum- site process to: David C. School on ortherefore before andraised the day set for the the reasons 6TC-241448 OF ANNUAL by taxation on be Company Law Name: filed with the Secretary ed in Warren County. NOTICE Klingebiel, Esq., PO Box mary report as required election. Any qualified April 20, 2020 at 5:00 to the Inspector known of State of New York MEETING AND BUDGET taxable property of 25Knight, LLC, Articles NOTICE OF FORMATION The Secretary of State 2152, Glens Falls, NY by section 495 of Real the p.m. prevailing voterDistrict. present in the the of Election beforetime; SSNY On 1/31/20. Ofthe of Organization filed with OF Northern Home Solu- 12801. Purpose: any has been designated as VOTE Property Tax Law, may must be typed or printed polling place may object close of the polls. Location: Warren fice is hereby given the Secretary of State of LLC Articles of Ortions agent of the Limited Lia- NOTICE lawful act. be obtained any resito the voting of the bal- in AND English FURTHERlanguage; NOTICE that a publicbyhearing of New York (SSNY) on County SSNY designated the Board of Ed- must *Shallupon bility Company upon NE-03/7-04/11/2020dent of the district durthe ganization filed with the be directed lot appropriate GIVEN,to that IS HEREBY as agent of LLC upon the qualified voters of March 4, 2020. Office ucation be authorized whom process against ing the business Central hours Clerk of the School grounds by making votersDisof Secretary of State of 6TC-241283 the qualified the Warrensburg location: Warren County. whom Process against one (1) and 35 trict; to Leasechallenge New York SSNY On said Company may be beginning Tuesday, May must be signedshall by his/her District the School District, Warren SSNY is designated as it may be served. SSNY served and the post of- School Passenger bus, one (1) at least twenty-five (25) February 10, 2020 Office The Adirondack Crystal 5, 2020 New at theYork, Putnam known reasons therefore be entitled to vote at shall mail process to: will County, agent of the LLC upon 48 the Passenger and fice address within the Central of the annual qualifiedvote votersand of Location: Warren County Inspectorbus of ElecCompany LLC Articles of said heldSchool. in the Jr./Sr. to whom process against it The LLC at P.O. Box (1) 66the Passenger one before state to which the Secre- be NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN the District; and must close of Org. filed NY Sec. of election. A qualified vot- SSNY designated as School Library lotion may be served. SSNY 424, North Creek, NY tary of State shall mail a High for a (5) five year Buspolls. that nomi- the state resi-a agent of LLC upon State (SSNY) is the onename who and is (1) 103 Schroon catedtheat petitions shall mail a copy of pro- 12853 Purpose: any term at an annual cost er Process against it whom copy of any process is: nating candidates for the dence of each signer. AND FURTHER NOTICE 01/07/2020. Office in citizen of the United River Road, Warrens- not to exceed $58,000. cess to: c/o LLC, P.O. lawful activity may be served. SSNY HADLOCK VENTURES office of member of the However, the School IS HEREBY GIVEN, that States Clinton Co. SSNY desig. of America, (2) NE-02/29-04/04/2020New York, on May Box 231, Cleverdale, LLC, P.O. Box 4699, burg, Board2020 of Education Board willyears not ofentertain age or shall mail process to: agent of LLC upon at 7:00 shall p.m. the qualified voters of eighteen 11, New York 12820. Pur- 6TC-241053 The LLC, 403 Johnson Queensbury, NY 12804. * Board of Education Ofbe filed with the Clerk of or place votwhom process may be andbefore (3) a the resident (E.D.S.T.) for the pre- the School District shall older, pose: Any lawful act or NOTICE OF FORMATION NE-03/14-04/18/2020the District, later ficer at-largeto(2)vote Vacanin within be entitled ers any the proposition its Rd. Adirondack, NY served. SSNY shall mail School ifDisof thenotbudget. sentation activities. OF LIMITED LIABILITY 6TC-242255 12808 Purpose: any than 5:00 p.m. on April cies: said annual vote and trict purpose beyond the copy of process to 3681 for a is period of thirty NOTICE is also given NE-03/14-04/18/2020COMPANY Under Sec20, 2020. qualified of the or is lawful activity State Route 9, Peru, NY nextvoters preceding (30) days Julyvot1, power *Term of AOffice: a copy Each of thepetition state- election. that 6TC-241945 tion 203 of the Limited NE-02/29-04/04/2020shall be directed to the who June is (1)30, A the er is one illegal,annual or anyvote proposi12972, which is also the and through ment of expenditures for 2020 Liability Company Law NOTICE OF FORMATION 6TC-241043 NOTICE OF FORMATION Clerk of the District tion requiring the expenprincipal business locaelection and who is not 2024 of the United the ensuing year and for citizen Name: Daly Accounting, OF LIMITED LIABILITY shall OF 3857 State Route 9L be signed by at diture of monies which prohibited NOTICE OF PUBLIC tion. Purpose: Any lawschool purposes (2020- States of America, (2) otherwise LLC, Articles of Organi- COMPANY (LLC) LLC Arts. of Org. filed least 25 of the Eighteen (18) that yearspurof from fails to include specific voting pursuant to HEARING mayvoters be obtained Notice is ful purpose. 2021) The name of the Limited * RESOLVED, filed with the Seczation with the Sect'y of State District, must state appropriations for The all hereby given that the age or older, and (3) the NC-03/21-04/25/2020Election Law. any resident in the the suant Liability Company that by to Education Law, retary of State of New of NY (SSNY) on name andbetween residenceApril of Resident within the School such expenditures 6TC-242401 District may re- Town Board of the Town was formed is: JACK- District Section 259, the Board (SSNY) on March York 2/12/2020. Office locathe candidate the proposiSchool District for a pe- quired quire allbypersons offer- of Johnsburg, Warren 2020, and and Mayshall 19, SON PROPERTY HOLD- 27, Education of the of 2020. Office location: 5, tion, County of Warren. describeexcept the specific va- riod of thirty (30) days tion. Saturday, 2020, INGS LLC. The Articles Central ing to vote at the budget County, New York, will NOTICE OF FORMATION Warrensburg SSNY has been desig- Warren County. SSNY is the canDated: March 17, 2020 next preceding the annu- vote and election to pro- hold a public hearing at OF LIMITED LIABILITY of Organization were cancy Sundayfororwhich holidays, at School District is authoas agent of designated nated as agent of the didate is nominated. By the Board of 7:00 pm on Tuesday, COMPANY al vote to and increase election. The videorder one ofform of proof filed with the Depart- the Warrensburg Central rized the the LLC upon whom LLC upon whom proAND FURTHER Education School District may re- of residency pursuant to April 7, 2020 for the ment of State of the School BusinessNOTICE Office Name: VAN SCHAICK current levy and collect against it may process cess against it may be IS HEREBY Kim M. Brown all persons offerLaw ยง2018-c. purpose of considering a LAKE HOUSE LLC. ArtiState of New York on between theGIVEN hours that of quire an annual tax, year af- Education served. SSNY shall mail be served. SSNY shall applications for absenSchool District Clerk ing to vote at the budget form may include a Such Proposed Local Law to cles of Organization filed March 16, 2020. The of- 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. ter year, separate and process to: The LLC, mail a copy of process ballots will be ob- vote and election to pro- driver's 04/18, a05/02, TT-04/04,license, non- change the date for the fice of said Limited Lia- tee (E.D.S.T.). with Secretary of State apart from the annual to: c/o LLC, 605 West 3857 State Rte 9L, Lake tainable between the 05/16/2020-4TC-243545 vide one form of proof identification card, driver hearing of grievances by bility Company is locat- NOTICE is also given of New York (SSNY) on school district budget, George, NY 12845. Pur- Mountain Road, Queens- ed in Warren County. that hoursPetitions of 7:30 for a.m.nomiand of residency pursuant to utility bill, or a voter a the Town of Johnsburg March 3, 2020. Office to the amount of bury, New York 12804. pose: any lawful act. 2:00 p.m. Monday Education Law 2018-c. card. Upon registration Board of Assessment The Secretary of State nating candidates for the location: Warren County. $214,030, which shall Purpose: Any lawful act NE-02/29-04/04/2020through Friday, except Such a form mayRichards include offer of proof of residen- Review pursuant to Sec- SSNY designated as has been designated as office of Member of the be paid to The or activities. 6TC-241041 holidays, from the Disa driver's license, a noncy, the School District tion 512(1-a) of the New agent of LLC upon agent of the Limited Lia- Board of Education must Library for the support NE-03/14-04/18/2020Completed trictfiled Clerk. identificationofcard, may also require all per- York Real Property Tax bility Company upon be in the District driver NOTICE OF FORMATION and maintenance the whom process against it 6TC-242111 applications for absena utility bill, or a voter whom process against Clerks office no later library; with this appro- sons offering to vote to law, from the fourth OF LIMITED LIABILITY may be served. SSNY tee ballots must be reregistration card. Upon NOTICE OF FORMATION said Company may be than April 20, 2020 by COMPANY priated amount to be provide their signature, Tuesday in May to the shall mail copy of proceived p.m. by the offer annual of proof of residen- printed name and ad- Thursday following the served and the post of- 5:00 BlankDistrict peti- the Under Section 203 of OF Fish Attracting Tackle appropriacess to 17 Hydor Drive, Clerk at least seven (7) cy, theuntil School District dress. fourth Tuesday in May LLC. Articles of Organi- fice address within the tions are available at the the Limited Liability thereafter tion Castleton, NY 12033. days prior to the vote if may also require per- By order of the School annually. zation were filed with the state to which the Secre- Office of the District Company Law by a allfuture modified Purpose: any lawful act the ballot is to be mailed sons of offering to vote of to District Clerk. By order of the Town Name: 65Prospect, LLC, Secretary of State of tary of State shall mail a Clerk between the hours vote the electors or activities. the day to the voter, or provide their signature, N.Y. (SSNY) on copy of any process is: of 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 Articles of Organization the Warrensburg Cen- Jennifer Switzer, District Board of the Town of NE-04/04-05/09/2020before Monday election, through if the printedSchool name and ad- Clerk Johnsburg, New York, 6TC-243568 filed with the Secretary 03/20/2020. Office loca- JACKSON PROPERTY p.m., District. tral ballot is to be personally dress. machines will be NE-04/04, 04/11, 05/02, dated March 24, 2020. of State of New York tion: Warren County. HOLDINGS LLC, P.O. Friday except for holi- Voting to the voter. delivered AND FUTHER NOTICE IS 05/16/2020-4TC-243546 (SSNY) on March 11, SSNY has been desig- Box 313, Glens Falls, NY days and on the district utilized Kathleen C. Lorah Absentee www.wcsd.org. ballots must NOTICE HEREBY isGIVEN, that nated as agent of the website: Town Clerk 2020. Office location: 12801. also given be received the Dispursuant to a rule ballots adoptLLC upon which process Each petitionby must be that NE-04/04/2020-1TCWarren County. SSNY is NE-03/28-05/02/2020absentee

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