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NORTH CREEK Ñ The Town of Johnsburg Library offers preschool story hour and craft time every Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. They will be celebrating Earth Day featuring ItÕ s Earth Day! by Mercer Mayer, Friday, April 24. The craft will be sponge painting the Earth.

They will be celebrating flowers and feature the book Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert, Friday, May 1. The children will plant a seed to bring home.

The theme will be MotherÕ s Day Friday, May 8. One of the books read will be Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman. The children will decorate a picture frame.

The artwork displayed are being switched out at the Town of Johnsburg Library.

For the months of April and May art teacher Maria Glode will be displaying the art of her students from the Johnsburg Central School. The library hours are Wednesday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

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NORTH CREEK Ñ Bernice Ende has been sleeping in a tent since 2008, and sheÕ s got another year and 4,000 miles to go before she sees her home state of Montana again.

Ende is about to become the first “long rider”—an equestrian explorer with over 1,000 miles under her or his beltÑ to ever complete a round-trip ride from coast to coast and back again.

The 8,000 mile journey will put Ende up to 24,000 miles in the saddle.

She started long riding in 2005, when, divorced and childless in her fifties, the retired classical ballet instructor embarked on a 2,000 mile expeditionÑ a trot in the park compared to her current endeavor. Ò I had been profoundly changed,” she said. “I knew I’d never go back.”

She has been in the saddle ever since, roaming the continent with her team of horses and her dog Claire, pitching her tent anywhere she can, from parks to campsites to backyards. Ò I used to stay inside, but I stopped in 2008, for the horses,Ó she said. Ò They have to trust me. In the night, if they need something, they nicker and I’m there.Ó Ende currently rides with a team of twoÑ 12-year-old Fjord mare Essie Pearl and 5-year-old Fjord/Percheron mare Montana Spirit. Claire, whom Ende rescued as a puppy, abandoned and nearly frozen to death in a ditch, has retired from long riding due to old age.

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Bernice Ende and her team: 12-year-old Fjord mare Essie Pearl and 5-year-old Fjord/Percheron mare Montana Spirit.

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WARRENSBURG Ñ In honor of National Poetry Month, The Lotus Group of CompaniesÑ a global entrepreneurial enterprise based in WarrensburgÑ will host a poetry slam to benefit Richards Library Wednesday, April 29, 6 p.m. at the Lodge on Echo Lake.

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The Lotus Group is working toward adding a daycare center to their thriving collection of Warrensburg-based businesses. This latest venture, Ò Small Tales Early Learning Center and Day-care,Ó will be more than just a place to drop off the kids before starting your workday; it will serve as a learning facility with a strong emphasis on literacy and story-telling where kids can develop a love and appreciation for the written word.

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NORTH CREEK Ñ The fifth annual Mad Hatter’s Ball will be held Thursday, April 23, at Heaven Hill Farm, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

There will be live music, food, open bar, best hat prizes and silent auction. This is a benefit and support for North Country Women living with cancer or chronic illness, women veterans and caregivers. The cost is $35 per person. RSVP by Thursday, April 16 by calling 5286723 or email info@creativehealingconnections.org.

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Continued from page 1 She is spending her golden years with a friend back home in Montana.

CURRENT EXPEDITION Ende began this trek in 2014, striving to celebrate 100 years of womenÕ s voting rights in Montana. She rode from Montana to the Rachel Carson Wildlife Refuge in Wells, ME, to pay tribute to the late pioneer of the conservationist movementÑ one of many influential women Ende has honored along the way, including Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Matilda Joslyn Gage.

Now, she’s back on the road after her four month winter layover in Fort Edward.

Due to the unpredictable North Country weather, her brief

www.newsenterprise.org stay with North Creek’s own Richard Stewart has been extended a few days, and when the News Enterprise caught up with her on Thursday she was developing a severe case of cabin fever from her tent in Stewart’s backyard.

The two have developed a lasting friendship in their few short days together. Stewart, who lives in the same house he has inhabited all of his 73 years of life, is grateful to have another free spirit like himself around to swap stories with.

“It breaks up the monotony around here,” he said.

When the weather clears, Ende plans to make her way through Minerva to Tupper Lake on her way up to Ontario, Canada.

From there, she will travel west through Canada all the way to the Pacific coast, crossing the border from British Columbia back into the States.

SheÕ s not sure where she will end up on the west coast before she makes her way back to Montana to finish her record-breaking odyssey.

EndeÕ s international excursion is funded by donations and

Published by Denton Publications, Inc. sales of her DVD Ò The First 10,000 MilesÓ Ñ a 30 minute narration of her first three years as a long rider, in Ende’s own voice.

Ende also gives speeches and presentations about her life along the way, from churches to libraries to school auditoriums.

She gave a total of 26 presentations at venues in both New York and Vermont during her winter break.

LIFE ON THE ROAD Ende wears a leather band on her ring finger to show that she is married to her life, and like any marriage, hers is not without difficulty.

“I cried all the first night,” she said. “Then I cried for the next two weeks.”

A long riderÕ s life is no leisurely stroll. Ende and her team travel 30 miles each day on the road, and she spends a total of four hours a day setting up and breaking down her camp. This does not include watering and feeding the horses or herself.

Raised on a dairy farm in Minnesota, Ende grew up around horses; “I was riding in my mom’s belly,” she quipped.

Yet, while her deep understanding of all things equestrian has been a valuable asset on her many adventures, it is certainly not the only skillset necessary to survive her way of life.

Surprisingly, her ballet training has been crucial to her success as a long rider. Travelling with no support vehicle and often miles from the nearest hospital, Ende has applied her knowledge of massage, stretching and other physical therapies to her various injuries, from sprained wrists to broken ribs.

Over time she learned how to survive on the fringes of society, often foraging for food and water and fighting off predators from wild stallions to grizzly bearsÑ transforming her into a truly self-reliant survivalist.

She has acquired sponsors over the years as well, who continue to supply her with top-of-the-line gear. ThatÕ s been a big help, too, she said.

NORTHERN HOSPITALITY Ende said that in all her travels she has never encountered more kind and caring people than she has in upstate New York. Ò IÕ ve been so pleasantly surprised,Ó she said. Ò I couldnÕ t have imagined the hospitality IÕ d receive. The people are different here than any place IÕ ve ever ridden.Ó The difference, she said, stems from a higher level of education, a higher level of citizenship and an uncommon closeness to world events.

She added that whenever she was gearing up to move on to the next spot on her map, her current host always knew somebody whoÕ d be happy to put her up in a neighboring town, and they would make all the necessary arrangements. Ò The people here are just so interested,Ó she said. Ò I have to come back here again.”

Ende says what motivates her to persevere is her mission to Ò remind people of the freedom we have in this country, and to remind them of the goodness we have in this country.Ó Ò The story is not about me,Ó she added. Ò ItÕ s about all of us.Ó

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don’t know about you, but a lot of things remind me of song titles or lyrics. Music is special for me and for many. I played it for decades on the radio and listen to it daily in my old age. I won’t expound on the psychological benefits. I’m sure you’re aware of how music makes you feel.

YouÕ re no doubt familiar with the phrase: Ò Music has charms to sooth a savage breast.Ó Most folks credit Shakespeare, but the words were written by William Congreve for the 1697 play “The Mourning Bride.” It’s the first line of the play and has been misquoted thousands of times.

Perhaps you know someone who substituted “beast” for “breast.” Hey, nobody’s perfect.

Once I get a song in my head, it repeats over and over almost ad nauseam, sometimes for days. Does that happen to you? This month, April songs have been on my mind. Can you name a few in your memory banks?

One such that I can never hear enough was the title tune in a 1957 movie entitled Ò April LoveÓ , starring Pat Boone with Shirley Jones. Boone, wearing his famous “white bucks,” made a number one hit of it.

Another one that comes to mind is Ò April Showers.Ó It dates to 1921 and I can hear Al Jolson crooning it in my head. I played it often for my Sunday Morning of Solid Gold audience back in the day. It was written for the Broadway musical Ò Bombo.Ó Jolson recorded it several times and I also found at least three dozen other recordings of that great song.

We must mention Ò April in ParisÓ with its wonderful line, “I never knew the charm of spring. I never met it face to face. I

by Gordie Little never knew my heart could sing.”

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“Walk a Little Faster”? Freddie Martin recorded a hit version in 1933.

I have known a number of people with the name April. One of them I dubbed “My little angel.” Some of you might recall that we worked day and night in a chilly outside tent with April Lavalley who desperately needed a double-lung transplant some years ago. Sadly, she left us before the surgery could take place. I think of her often and drove past her school in the northern tier of Clinton County the other day to see how tall the tree had grown, which we planted in her honor.

Another beautiful young woman named April Lavalley grew up in our community, moved to the west coast and became a prominent attorney. Some time back, I turned on the TV and almost fell off my recliner as I watched April and her fiancé appearing on a game show.

IÕ ll list a few more famous Aprils and you can add your own: April Hunter, April Lee Hernandez, April Peterson, and April Ross. There are many more. April was a very popular girlÕ s name in the 1980s. I scoured the Internet and learned the original word meant Ò second,Ó but any Aprils I ever knew were Number 1.

Although the sun is brilliant as I write this on April 13, this month also puts me in mind of some favorite rain songs. Go ahead. You blurt out some titles while I list a few: Ò Baby the Rain Must FallÓ , Ò Blue Eyes CryinÕ in the RainÓ , Ó Come Rain or Come ShineÓ , Ò DonÕ t Let the Rain Come DownÓ , Ò It Never Rains in Southern CaliforniaÓ , Ò Rain on the RoofÓ , Ò Rain Rain Go AwayÓ , Ò Raindrops Keep Falling On My HeadÓ , Ò Rhythm of the RainÓ and that wonderful old folk song, “It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More.”

Then, of course, there is that ditty starting, Ò Playmate, come out and play with meÓ we intoned as little kids. How did you sing it? We used, “Shout down my rain barrel,” while others substituted “cry” or “look” for the word “shout.”

Kaye and I love to sing and dance to the old songs. It keeps our marriage young. Happy April to every one of you. Ò And weÕ ll be jolly friends for ever more.Ó Columnist Gordie Little is a weekly contributor to Denton Publications. He may be reached at gordie@denpubs.com.

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Fair should serve up a little liquid gold

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ssex County lawmakers have signed off on the sale of alcohol at this yearÕ s county fair.

Cheers.

But last yearÕ s debut rollout, despite heated debate between the supervisors, fell flat.

Fairgoers had to follow a trail of breadcrumbs to the vendors, who were consigned to the groundsÕ netherworld somewhere between the exhaust fumes from demolition racers and an animal paddock.

When they got there, patrons appeared to be unaware that many local brews were on tap, not just a trip on the Silver Bullet.

Hnnngggh.

For such a fiery debate, the execution was decidedly anti-climatic.

While discussion this year was watereddown Ñ Controversy Liteª Ñ weÕ re afraid of an equally-diluted repeat.

This year, organizers need to get wise to the regionÕ s bubbling craft beer biz and bill our local producers as a marquee act, putting them on even footing with whatever whizbang ride or entertainer theyÕ ve got lined up.

These mom and pop brewers are some of our regionÕ s brightest assets, creating jobs and generating local spending in a state that has recently been ranked dead last in economic competitiveness.

Like the local food movement, interest in craft beers, ciders and wines is crackling.

On a national level, beer production rose 42 percent last year.

To accommodate the trend and encourage local economic development, the state passed a series of laws to lessen regulations on farm breweries, cideries and wineries.

Since 2012, 57 new farm breweries opened across New York.

To land the licenses, these operations must pledge to use specific levels of locally grown ingredients, a measure that drives demand for crops like hops, which can be grown by the brewer or purchased from a local grower.

Additional economic ripples come from the off-site retail outlets, restaurants and tastings that are permitted as part of these operations.

Across the board, the increase in alcohol-related start-ups in New York reflects a state hungry for keeping their drinking local.

Microbreweries, or operations who are capped at producing a maximum of 75,000 barrels annually, have skyrocketed by 160 percent in the past four years.

Wineries are up 50 percent from 2011; farm wineries, up 90 percent, while farm cideries and distilleries and brewpubs have also multiplied.

This is all good stuff.

So whatÕ s it got to do with us?

These entrepreneurial spirits are fermenting throughout the North Country, too.

Groups like the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce, for instance, are working to connect producers to the public with initiatives like the Adirondack Craft Beverage Trail, a do-it-yourself tour showcasing 14 breweries in Warren, Washington and Saratoga counties, with more to be added later this year.

Within Essex County, a vibrant scene has sprung up, with breweries like the Blue Line in Saranac Lake, Paradox in Schroon Lake and AuSable Brewing Company in Keeseville, just to name three, adding color and vitality to the gastronomic landscape.

Fair organizers need to hop on board and embrace what we already have and harness these drivers of economic development Ñ not run away from them.

A big part of this is using the annual fair as a magnet.

We understand that for local officials, it’s a big step to simply authorize the sale of alcohol, much less aggressively promote its usage.

We also understand the concerns of the skeptical Ñ substance abuse remains a pervasive problem in the North Country.

Since the fair is designed to serve as a family-friendly event and model for the youth, we should safeguard those elements and ensure that its character remains consistent with those values.

We get the law enforcement concerns, too.

But the argument that the Agricultural Society needs to rely on alcoholic beverage sales or wine-tasting events to maintain revenues is a straw man: ItÕ s not about luring in locals with suds, but taking pride in our local products and sharing them with folks across the region.

Doing so would be a win-win across the board and would also drum up advance interest for the regionÕ s additional beer-related events later that fall.

ThereÕ s no reason why a showcase of local producers shouldn’t attract scores of aficionados from across the region, who will take their tipples and lift all boats while doing so.

Maybe the fair will even be eligible for the recent $3 million in craft beverage grant programs the state rolled out last year for promotion and marketing.

Beer, wine and cider producers produce liquid gold. ItÕ d be a shame for their contributions to go unrecognized. Ñ Denton Publications Editorial Board, Dan Alexander, Keith Lobdell and John Gereau

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iving in our free sodiers returning from the front ciety has many perks protecting the freedoms we all and benefits. All too enjoy, individuals donating often we never really appreciorgans so that another may ate how good we have it until enjoy a fuller life, volunteer we face that unexpected event fireman risking their life and that could change ones life drasafety to enter into burning matically. Be it a health scare, a buildings to save lives, volunsimple accident at home, a sudteers devoting countless hours den job disruption or a family/ to shelter and feed homeless personal crisis or change. It individuals and even pets, Dan Alexander can happen to any of us, at any toys being donated to brightThoughts from time or at any level of life. en a childÕ s life, and even Behind the Pressline This wonderful and free sosmall children finding ways to ciety also comes with certain reach out to others in areas afresponsibilities, some mandatory like taxes, fected by storms and natural disasters. others are optional such as volunteering or No one forces us to perform those tasks. We contributing financially. Without individuals do them because we know they are important stepping forward to accept these Ò optionalÓ things that must be done. Some among us acresponsibilities our society would surely fail. cept those responsibilities cheerfully and with Like any organization or group to which you enthusiasm, devoting their life to good deeds belong, “dues” must be paid and sacrifices whenever the need arises. Others accept them made for the good the whole. as part of life and do the best they can to conI am a lifelong recovering workaholic. I tribute what they can and yet others skirt bye, am fortunate to have a wife who frequently living off this wonderful society taking as reminds me of the importance of taking some much as they can and putting back little. time for family and myself. This week, after None of us are in a position to do it all, but a long hard week at our national free paper each of us in our own way needs to particiassociation meeting in Savannah, Georgia we pate in the optional responsibilities of society. are stopping to take some time for ourselves The difference between those who do and in North Carolina to spend with our son, those who do not accept these added respondaughter-in-law and grandchildren. WeÕ ve sibilities can clearly be seen on their faces. The also had the opportunity to connect with oth- joy of helping someone other than yourself er family members after far too many years is a gift that can’t be replicated. Folks going between contacts. through their own difficult times can often There are many musts in life today. All too be lifted in spirit by focusing their attention often they revolve around our electronic gadon others. The good deeds we do or, dues we gets. ItÕ s so easy to get so wrapped up in the pay, sooner or later circle back around making important stuff that we forget whatÕ s right in this a better community, country and world front of us. Our world is improved one life at that we all must share. a time starting with your own, your family As we approach the summer season, make and those close to you. the pledge to do more with your family this So as I think about taking some time off to year than youÕ ve done in the past. Set aside be crawled on by two loving grandchildren, time and get your priorities straight and then ages one and two-and-a-half, I must first comdo it with a smile on your face and joy in your plete this last task of getting the weekly colheart. It is that type of effort that provides true umn out to our editor before I can turn my hope for mankind and sooner or later will aid attention to the best things in life. in creating a world at peace and harmony. It So I hope you’ll excuse me for taking a all starts at home with you. If each of us can short cut this week and re-purposing a forfocus on the little things it makes sense that mer column on gifts and responsibilities. The the big things will take care of themselves... subject seems appropriate, as I hide out in the Have a good week! I’m off the beach with my bathroom, with the door tightly locked, as it’s grandson! being kicked and pounded by my little buddy as he looks for his Pop. Dan Alexander is publisher and CEO of DenThe news has been full of heroic deeds and ton Publications. He may be reached at dan@ humanitarian tasks like guardsman and sol- denpubs.com.

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2014-15 Times-Enterprise Girls Basketball Team Team Captain: Madison Stahl

Coach: Stephan Pelkey Makenzie Winslow

Lauren Cross

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Caitlin Pelkey

Astasia Myler

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Molly Wisser

Logan Harrington

Haleigh Wright

Liz Ordway

Lillian Dechene

Delany Hughes

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Congrats to all on a great winter sports season!

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ECF to accept applications

ESSEX Ñ The Essex Community Fund (ECF) is accepting applications for 2015 grants. ECF is a component fund of Adirondack Foundation and offers grants to nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, schools, churches, and local government activities operating in the town of Essex. ECF awards grants in support of community beautification, historic preservation, culture, the arts, education, and programs for youth and senior citizens.

Strong preference is given to capacity building grants or modest one-time capital projects. ECF does not fund ongoing operating expenses. Grants generally do not exceed $2,000. Applications must be submitted online through Adirondack Foundation’s Online Grants Manager at generousact.org/online-grants-manager. For information or for any questions, contact Adirondack Foundation Program Officer Andrea Grout at 523-9904 or andrea@generousact.org, or Nick Muller at the Essex Community Fund at 963-8188 or luddite@willex.com.

ECF will make funding recommendations in early June and successful applicants may expect funding as early as July. To make a gift in support of the Essex Community Fund, send a check to PO Box 101, Essex, NY 12936 or visit generousact.org to give online. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 15, at 5 p.m.

Coffeehouse Jam presents local musicians

LONG LAKE Ñ The Spring Fever Coffeehouse Jam with local musicians will be held Friday, April 17, at the Long Lake Town Hall, at 7 p.m.

This musical event will feature local artist Alex Smith, Jason Hall, Paul Roalsvig, and Mike Nerney. Other local students and community members have signed up to sing during the evening. While people are enjoying the music they can also enjoy coffee, donated by Big Tupper Brewing Company, and desserts. This free event is sponsored by the Long Lake Central School Facility Association and the Town of Long Lake.

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TPCC to present local talent

NORTH CREEK Ñ The dress rehearsal for the Local Talent Night will be Friday, April 17, at the Tannery Pond Community Center, at 7 p.m. The Local Talent Night takes place Saturday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. For more information contact TPCC at 2512505 or Jennifer Gadway at 524-3943.

Pre-licensing courses planned

QUEENSBURY — The New York State pre-licensing course Friday, April 17, May 29, and June 19, at the Queensbury High School room #109 at 4 p.m. The fee will be $40 residents and $50 non-residents.

The class will hold between 8 to 36 participants. Participants must register at the Queensbury Parks and Recreation office, 742 Bay Road between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Participants must bring a valid NYS learnerÕ s permit and must be 16 or older. Call 761-8216 for information.

Migration Celebration announced

NEWCOMB Ñ A Migration Celebration will be held Saturday, April 18, from 8 a.m. to noon, at the Adirondack Interpretive Center.

The day will begin with a bird walk along the AIC’s trails led by Joan Collins, a NYS licensed bird guide and owner of Adirondack Avian Expeditions at 8 a.m. People will listen and search for the sounds and sights of local birds. Then following a brunch break, Wendy Hall of Adirondack Wildlife Refuge will lead a live birds of prey demonstration. Participants will have the chance to get an up-close encounter with Adirondack owls and hawks. This is a free event sponsored by a Northern New York Audubon Cullman grant obtained by the Adirondack Park Institute, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting educational programming at the AIC.

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‘Select Acrylic Works’ to be displayed

NORTH CREEK Ñ Tannery PondÕ s Widlund Gallery presents “Select Acrylic Works” by Stephanie Berube Saturday, April 18, Tannery Pond Community Center, 228 Main Street, from 5 to 7 p.m. Her styles range from precisely lined, graphic pieces to a loose, painterly application of media. There will be a reception followed by Local Talent Night 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. The show runs through Saturday, April 28. Gallery hours are weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit tpcca.org or call 251-2505 for more information.

Abenaki panel slated

BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE — “The Abenaki in the Adirondacks: Diverse Experiences from the 18th Century to the 21st CenturyÓ with Christopher Roy and an Abenaki panel will be held Sunday, April 19, at the Museum Auditorium, 9097 State Rte 30, at 1:30 p.m. Admission is free for museum members, students and children and $5 for nonmembers. Refreshments will be served.

Gore Mountain Seniors meeting announced

NORTH CREEK Ñ The Gore Mountain Seniors will hold their last luncheon meeting Wednesday, April 22, at noon at the North Creek Meal Site. Lunch is $3. Call 251-2711 early in the morning to make a reservation. The menu includes chicken and stuffing casserole, sweet potato and carrots with tropical fruit cup for dessert. After lunch the speaker will be Jim Strohmeyer who will talk on the subject of Taxidermy.

Covered dish supper meetings will begin in May on the fourth Wednesday of the month. There will be a trip to the Shirt Factory in Glens Falls followed by lunch at the Harvest Restaurant Wednesday, May 13. Signup at the April meeting. Interested Seniors are invited to attend.

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hat a beautiful S u n d a y.

A great day for a long walk. The temperature reached 60 and the sun was bring all day. This is the weather we have been waiting for.

Rollie Cleveland is a patient at Glens Falls Hospital. Karen “Kitty” Hitchcock Bennett is a patient at St Peters. Charlene Wood is also in the hospital.

Nikki Conlon and sons, Aaron and Ian enjoyed their spring break on a trip to Florida.

Fred and Ruth Allen, Heather Allen, and children, Jonas and Izzy enjoyed a week at Atlantic City.

Fred Hitchcock enjoyed having his daughter, Brook and family visiting a few days.

Many friends and family attended the funeral for Charles Gangemi on Saturday.

Sorry to hear about the death of Johnny Morehouse. He is the son of the late Gene Morehouse and Gertie Morehouse. Johnny, with several of his sisters, attended the Dist #7 school on Edwards Hill when Fred and I started there.

Alonzo Conlon and his sons, Aaron and Ian enjoyed making some backyard maple syrup over the weekend. Alonzo says it is the first time he has made by himself.

Always did it with Ò PapaÓ Allen.

Dezore Cleveland and I went to Tim and Millie OrdwayÕ s to watch them boil sap. They have made a few quarts of syrup. It is great to know others in the area have been making syrup, Like Leon Prouty and Paul Liitle.

Samantha Cleveland and daughter, Sierra enjoyed a vacation to Myrtle Beach.

Merle Coulter has returned home after spending time in Florida. She came back in time for the ice storm.

Remember the concert Sunday, April 19, at the Theater in Chestertown from 3 to 5 p.m. The price is $20. It will be for the North Country Ministries. There will be about 20 to present the program. Tickets will be available at the door if you

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By Kjerstia Schilinski do not get ahead.

The date for the Community Compassions Spaghetti Supper will be Saturday, May 2, beginning at 4 p.m. Takeouts available. Update on place and price soon.

Mark your calendar now for Sunday, June 14, at 5:30 p.m. Wade Hammond will be in concert at the Methodist Church in North River. It will be a potluck supper. His wife, Kathy will be with him.

Happy Birthday to Karen Zahniser Bettachi, Valerie Rathbun, Gretchen Leddick Millington, Greg Leddick, Carol Allen Lewis, Ryan Allen, Donna Brown, Ryan Grimes.

Happy Anniversary to: Frank and Whitney Morehouse.

Enjoy each and every day.

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M/N, IL/LL join forces on the diamond

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keith@denpubs.com MINERVA/NEWCOMB Ñ The Mountaineer varsity baseball team will have a pair of former foes join them for the 2015 season.

Long Lake students Henry Sandiford and Curtis Seaman will join the Mountaineers, as the Indian Lake/Long Lake program was unable to field a varsity squad for 2015. Sandiford, a 2014 Times-Enterprise Team starter, joins a roster which includes T-E teammate Kalab Helms.

“We expect to put a competitive team on the field this year,” head coach Matt Winslow said. Ò We have veteran pitching with improved fielding and batting from last year’s 4-7 team.”

Winslow said he expects Crown Point to remain the class of the Mountain and Valley Athletic Conference, but also looks for a strong team from the Westport Polar Bears, who have added players from ELCS and Willsboro, along with a solid showing from his team. ÒI expect parity throughout the league. This truly should be a year when anybody can beat anybody on any given day,Ó he said.

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LLC. Arts. of Org. filed and shall be posted at by at least twenty-five (5) year office as mem- You may obtain these School District and Queensbury, New York NE-03/14-04/18/2015with NY Dept. of State the polling place at the ber of the Board of Edu- Specifications either on(25) voters of the Dis- signed by at least twen- 12804 6TC-75526 on 2/24/15. Office locatrict, must state the election. cation must be filed with ty-five (25) qualified vot- (518) 793-4900 line or through the Purtion: Warren County. NOTICE OF FORMATION name and residence of ers of the district; and Dated: NE-03/21-04/25/15the clerk of the district chasing Office. If you OF NEW YORK LIMITED Sec. of State designated the candidate and shall must state the name and Janice Conner, Clerk no later than April 20, have any interest in 6TC-76080 LIABILITY COMPANY agent of LLC upon describe the specific va- residence Board of Education 2015. of each these Specifications onNOTICE OF FORMATION whom process against it The name of the limited cancy for which the can- signed. However, the NE-04/04,04/18,05/02, Each petition must be line, please follow the inmay be served and shall liability company is FOR- 05/16/2015-4TC-76916 didate is nominated and School Board will not OF LIMITED LIABILITY directed to the clerk of structions to register on EST HILL LODGE & mail process to: Joseph entertain any petition to COMPANY (LLC) must state the name and the district, must be the Empire State Bid Name: My Cup of Tea, KDA MARRIOTT, LLC, a residence of each sign- place before the voters Ceylan, 128 Merritt CABINS, LLC. signed by at least twen- System website, either LLC Articles of OrganizaThe date of filing of the domestic LLC, filed with Drive, Oradell, NJ any proposition the purer. ty-five qualified voters of for free or paid subscripthe SSNY on 2/24/15. AND FURTHER NOTICE 07649.

Purpose: all Articles of Organization pose of which fails to in- tion filed with the Secre- the district, must state tion. Go to http://wartary of State of New with the Department of Office location: Warren lawful purposes. the residence of each IS HEREBY GIVEN, that clude a specific approrencountyny.gov and York (SSNY) on State was April 10, County. SSNY is desig- applications for absen- priation where the exNE-03/14-04/182015signer and must state choose BIDS AND PRO02/10/15.

Office Loca2015. nated as agent upon 6TC-75791 the name and residence tee ballots will be ob- penditure of monies is POSALS to access the The county in New York whom process against required by the proposi- tion: Warren County. of the candidate. tainable between the Empire State Bid System NOTICE OF FORMATION The SSNY is designated in which the offices of the LLC may be served. hours of 9:00 am and NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN OR tion. go directly OF 91 DIX AVE LLC Arts. as agent of the LLC the LLC are located is SSNY shall mail process that voting on the pro- http://www.EmpireStateDiana Mason 3:00 pm Monday of Org. filed with the upon whom process Warren. to The LLC, 1454 State posed budget for the Minerva Central School BidSystem.com. If you through Friday, except Sect'y of State of NY The Secretary of State against it may be served.

Rte. 9, Lake George, NY holidays, from the Dis- Town of Minerva, Coun2015-2016 school year, choose a free subscrip(SSNY) on 3/31/2015.

SSNY shall mail a copy has been designated as 12845. General Purpos- trict Clerk. The District ty of Essex, New York and for members of the tion, please note that Office location, County of any process to the Board of Education will you must visit the site agent of the LLC upon es.

Clerk must receive com- NE-04/04,04/18,05/02, of Warren. SSNY has LLC at: 37 Hidden Hills whom process may be NE-03/21-04/25/2015take place on May 19, pleted application at 05/16/2015-77619 up until the response been designated as served, and the SecreDr., Queensbury, NY 2015 from 1:00 p.m. deadline for any adden6TC-76246 least seven (7) days beagent of the LLC upon 12804.

Purpose: To enNOTICE OF FORMATION tary of State shall mail a 8:00 p.m. at the New- da. All further informafore the election if the whom process against it copy of any such pro- LEGAL NOTICE OF LEUCI PROPERTY gage in any lawful act or comb Central School. ballot is to be mailed to tion pertaining to this may be served. SSNY cess served against the activity.

MANAGEMENT, LLC NOTICE OF ANNUAL the voter, or the day beAbsentee ballots are bid will be available on shall mail process to: LLC to FOREST HILL NE-03/14-04/18/2015Arts. of Org. filed with METING, BUDGET VOTE fore the election if the available for qualified this site. Bids which are The LLC, POB 230, LODGE & CABINS, LLC, AND ELECTION the Sect'y of State of NY 6TC-75177 ballot is to be delivered voters, who on the day not directly obtained Glens Falls, NY 12801. 3109 Lakeshore Drive, MINERVA CENTRAL personally to the voter. (SSNY) on 3/12/2015. of the Election/Budget from either source will NOTICE FOR PUBLICAPurpose: any lawful act.

SCHOOL DISTRICT Lake George, New York The District Clerk must Office location, County be refused.

TION FORMATION OF A vote, will be absent from NE-04/18-05/23/2015of Warren. SSNY has TOWN OF MINERVA 12845. receive absentee ballots the Newcomb Central Bids may be delivered to NEW YORK LIMITED LI6TC-78998 The business purpose of COUNTY OF ESSEX, no later the 5:00 pm, on been designated as ABILITY COMPANY School District because the undersigned at the NEW YORK NOTICE OF FORMATION the LLC is to engage in Tuesday, May 19, 2015. agent of the LLC upon of duties, occupation, Warren County Human The name of the limited whom process against it OF NEW YORK LIMITED any and all business ac- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- A list of persons to business, illness, physi- Services Building, Warmay be served. SSNY liability company is cal disability, studies or ren County Purchasing tivities permitted under EN, that a public hearing LIABILITY COMPANY whom absentee ballots NORMANDIN MARKETof the qualified voters of are issued will be avail- shall mail process to: ING, LLC (The LLC). the Limited Liability The name of the limited vacation.

Department, 3rd Floor, the Minerva School Dis- able for inspection to The LLC, 83 Round liability company is BEL- Company Law of the Application for an ab- 1340 State Route 9, The date of filing of the trict, Essex County, Olm- qualified voters of the Pond Road, Queens- Articles of Organization State of New York.

LA'S CAFE & MARKET, sentee ballot must be re- Lake George, New York, stedville, New York, will District in the office of bury, NY 12804. Pur- with the Department of ceived by the district during regular business NE-04/18-05/23/2015LLC. pose: any lawful act. be held in the school li6TC-79236 The date of filing of the the District Clerk on and hours. Bids will be reState was February 3, clerk or designee at least brary in said District on Articles of Organization seven days before the after May 12, 2015 be- NE-03/21-04/25/2015ceived up until Tuesday, 2015.

6TC-76477 Tuesday, May 12, 2015 with the Department of JOHNSBURG CENTRAL election/budget vote if May 5, 2015 at 3:00 tween the hours of 9:00 The county in New York at 7:00 pm, for the pre- am and 5:00 pm on State was March 11, SCHOOL in which the offices of the ballot is to be deliv- p.m. at which time they NOTICE OF FORMATION Notice is hereby given sentation of the budget.

2015. weekdays prior the day will be publicly opened the LLC are located is ered personally to the OF NEW YORK LIMITED that the Annual Vote of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- set for the annual elec- LIABILITY COMPANY The county in New York voter. and read. All bids must Warren County. in which the offices of the inhabitants of the EN, that the annual A list of persons to tion and on May 19, The name of the limited be submitted on proper The Secretary of State the LLC are located is Central School District, meeting of the qualified 2015 the day set for the bid proposal forms. Any liability company is has been designated as whom absentee ballots Towns of Johnsburg, voters of the Minerva Warren. have been issued will be changes to the original election, said list will be agent of the LLC upon LOCKER CADDIE, LLC. Chester and Thurman, Central School District, posted at the polling The Secretary of State available for inspection bid documents are The date of filing of the whom process may be Town of Minerva, Essex has been designated as Warren County, qualified place of the election. served, and the Secre- in the district office dur- grounds for immediate Articles of Organization to vote at school meet- County, New York, will Any agent of the LLC upon qualified voter with the Department of tary of State shall mail a ing each of the five days disqualification. ings in said district for be held in the Minerva whom process may be present in the polling prior to the day of the Late bids by mail, couriState was March 18, copy of any such proserved, and the Secre- the 2015-2016, District Central School Lobby in place may object to the 2015. election except Satur- er or in person will be cess served against the tary of State shall mail a Budget, two (2) vacan- said District on Tuesday, voting of the ballot upon day, Sunday, or holi- refused. Warren County The county in New York LLC to 20 Hughes Court, copy of any such pro- cies on the Board of Ed- May 19, 2015 between appropriate grounds for in which the offices of Queensbury, New York days, and this list also will not accept any bid the hours of 1:00 pm ucation, on Tuesday, cess served against the making his/her chal- the LLC are located is 12804. The business will be posted at the or proposal which is not LLC to BELLA'S CAFE & May 19, 2015, from and 8:00 pm, at which lenge and the reasons delivered to Purchasing purpose of the LLC is to polling place on the day Warren. time the polls will be MARKET, LLC, 443 West 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. therefore known to the by the time indicated on The Secretary of State engage in any and all of the election/budget opened to vote by paper Mountain Road, Queens- And notice is also given Inspector of Elections the time stamp in the has been designated as business activities per- vote. ballot upon the following that the public hearing bury, New York 12804 An absentee ballot must Purchasing Department before the close of polls. agent of the LLC upon mitted under the laws of items: The business purpose of on the budget will be reach the office of the AND FURTHER NOTICE Office. whom process may be the State of New York.

1. To adopt the annual Monday, May 11, 2015, the LLC is to engage in district clerk/designee IS HEREBY GIVEN, that served, and the Secre- BORGOS & DEL SIGThe right is reserved to budget of the School any and all business ac- at 6:00 p.m. at the not later that 3:00 p.m. reject any or all bids. the qualified voters of tary of State shall mail a NORE, P.C. tivities permitted under school house in said District for the fiscal the School District shall copy of any such pro- P.O. Box 4392 on the day of the elec- Julie A. Butler, Purchasyear 2015-2016 and to be entitled to vote at cess served against the Queensbury, New York District. A copy of the the Limited Liability tion. ing Agent statement of the amount authorize the requisite Company Law of the Qualifications of a voter: Warren County Human said annual vote and LLC to LOCKER CADDIE, 12804 portion thereof to be of money which will be State of New York.

A. Citizen of the United election. A qualified vot- LLC, 96 Coolidge Av- (518) 793-4900 Services Building required for the ensuing raised by taxation on the NE-03/21-04/25/2015States Tel. (518) 761-6538 er is one who is (1) a enue, Queensbury, New NE-03/21-04/25/15taxable property of the year for school purposes 6TC-76211 B. 18 years of age or NE/AJ-04/18/2015-1TCcitizen of the United 6TC-76081 York 12804 exclusive of public mon- District. older States of America, (2) The business purpose of 79240 NOTICE OF FORMATION 2. To elect one (1) mem- eighteen (18) years of the LLC is to engage in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- C. Resident of the dis- NOTICE OF FORMATION eys, may be obtained by OF COOPERMAN WH any taxpayer in the dis- ber of the Board for a 5- age or older, (3) a resi- any and all business ac- EN that the Budget Hear- trict for 30 days or more OF YUKON WH PROPENTERPRISES LLC Arts. year term commencing trict during the seven dent within the School tivities permitted under ing of the inhabitants of prior to the vote ERTY MANAGEMENT of Org. filed with the the Newcomb Central Melissa Yandon, Clerk days immediately pre- July 1, 2015 and expir- District for a period of the Limited Liability LLC Arts. of Org. filed Sect'y of State of NY School District, New- Board of Education ceding the Annual Vote, ing on June 30, 2020 to thirty (30) days next pre- Company Law of the with the Sect'y of State (SSNY) on 3/30/2015. succeed Dr. Jeffrey Ea- ceding the annual vote comb New York, quali- Newcomb except Saturday, Sunday Central of NY (SSNY) on State of New York.

Office location, County fied to vote at school or holiday, at the school ger, whose term expires and election.

The School NE-04/04-05/09/20153/30/2015. Office locaof Warren. SSNY has on June 30, 2015. meetings in said district, Newcomb, New York tion, County of Warren. house in which school is school district may re- 6TC-77367 been designated as will be held at the school maintained during the AND FURTHER NOTICE quire all persons offer12852 SSNY has been desigagent of the LLC upon hours designated: IS HERBY GIVEN, that a ing to vote at the budget NOTICE FOR PUBLICA- house in said district on March 2015 nated as agent of the whom process against it Johnsburg Central copy of the statement of vote and election to pro- TION FORMATION OF A Monday, May 11, 2015, NE-04/04, 04/18, 05/02, LLC upon whom promay be served. SSNY School, North Creek, the amount of money NEW YORK LIMITED LI- at 6:00 p.m. for the vide one form of proof 05/09/2015-4TC-77826 cess against it may be shall mail process to: transaction of such busiwhich will be required to ABILITY COMPANY 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. of residency pursuant to served. SSNY shall mail c/o Law Offices of Voting will be held to fill fund the School Districts NOTICE OF FORMATION ness as is authorized by The name of the limited Education Law #2018-c. process to: c/o Law OfNewell & Klingebiel, POB two (2) terms of office OF THOROUGHBRED fices of Newell & Klingebudget for 2015-2016, liability company is the Education Law. Such form may include a 2152, Glens Falls, NY on the Board of Educa- exclusive of public MELLOWSTONE LG, NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN VAPES LLC Arts. of Org. drivers license, a nonbiel, POB 2152, Glens 12801. Purpose: any tion, commencing on monies, may be obthat a copy of the state- filed with the Sect'y of Falls, NY 12801. PurLLC (The LLC). drivers identification lawful act. ment of the amount of State of NY (SSNY) on tained by any resident of card, a utility bill, or a The date of filing of the July 1, 2015. Petitions pose: any lawful act.

NE-04/18-05/23/2015money which will be re- 3/5/2015. Office loca- NE-04/18-05/23/2015the District during busi- voter registration card. Articles of Organization for the Board positions 6TC-79010 tion, County of Warren. quired for the ensuing with the Department of may be obtained from ness hours beginning Upon offer of proof of 6TC-78987 NOTICE OF FORMATION the Clerk of the District Tuesday, May 5, 2015 at residency, the School State was January 2, year for school purpos- SSNY has been designated as agent of the es, exclusive of public 2015. the main office of Miner- District may also require OF LIMITED LIABILITY and must be signed by monies, may be ob- LLC upon whom proCOMPANY (LLC) at least 25 qualified vot- va Central School. A re- all persons offering to The county in New York Name: Everythingunder- ers of the district, stat- port of tax exemptions, vote to provide their sig- in which the offices of tained by any taxpayer in cess against it may be served. SSNY shall mail showing how much of nature, printed name the LLC are located is the district during the foot, LLC, Articles of Or- ing their residence, and TO MAKE the total assessed value seven days immediately process to: c/o Newell & ganization filed with Warren County. must state the name and and address. preceding the Budget Klingebiel, 16 Maple St., Secretary of State of residence of the candi- on the final assessment The Secretary of State AND FURTHER NOTICE New York (SSNY) on date. Notice is also giv- roll or rolls used in that IS HEREBY GIVEN, that has been designated as Hearing, except Satur- Queensbury, NY 12804.

February 24, 2015. Of- en that petitions nomi- budgetary process is ex- pursuant to a rule adopt- agent of the LLC upon day, Sunday, or holidays Purpose: any lawful act. fice location: Warren empt from taxation, at the school during rea- NE-04/18-05/23/2015nating candidates for the ed by the Board in ac- whom process may be 6TC-78989 County. SSNY has been shall be annexed to the served, and the Secre- sonable hours. A report office of Members of the cordance with #2035 designated as agent of Board of Education must budget document. tax exemptions, and #2008 of the Educa- tary of State shall mail a of Place a the LLC upon whom be filed with the Clerk of AND FURTHER NOTICE copy of any such pro- showing how much of NOTICE TO BIDDERS tion Law, any referenda classified the total assessed value process against it may the District not later than IS HEREBY GIVEN, that or The undersigned shall propositions to cess served against the ad! be served. SSNY shall April 20, 2015. petitions nominating receive sealed bids for amend the budget, oth- LLC to 18 Oak Valley on the final assessment It’s easy and mail a copy of process Way, Queensbury, New roll or rolls used in that sale and delivery to the Applications for absen- candidates for the office erwise to be submitted will make to: The LLC, 1 Stone- tee ballots may be ap- of member of the Board for voting at said elec- York 12804. The busi- budgetary process is ex- County of Warren as folempt from taxation, hurst Drive, Queensbury, plied for from the Dis- of Education shall be lows: you money! tion, must be filed with ness purpose of the LLC shall be annexed to the New York, 12804. Pur- trict Clerk. A list of all filed with the Clerk of BID-WC 34-15 APPLICAthe Minerva Board of Ed- is to engage in any and budget document.

TION OF PAVEMENT pose of LLC: The busi- persons to whom absen- said School District not ucation on or before all business activities permitted under the laws ness purpose of the NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN MARKINGS FOR WARtee ballots shall have later than Monday, April April 16, 2015 at 5:00 20, 2015 between 9:00 been issued will be company is to engage in pm prevailing time; must of the State of New that petitions nominat- REN COUNTY ROADS am and 5:00 pm. Each any and all business ac- available in the office of ing candidates to fill ex- AND FOR THE WARREN be typed or printed in York. tivities permitted under the Clerk on each of the petition shall be directed English, must be direct- BORGOS & DEL SIG- pired term of Robin De- COUNTY (FLOYD BENto the Clerk of the Dis- ed to the Clerk of the NORE, P.C. NETT MEMORIAL) AIRthe laws of the State of five school days prior to loria (currently filled by trict and shall be signed the day of the election PORT New York.

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