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The menu includes Chicken n' Biscuits, Cranberry Sauce, Bev-erage and our famous homemade desserts. The cost for dinner is $10.00 for adults and $4:00 for children.A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Outreach.

ADIRONDACK BLUEGRASS LEAGUE Meeting/Jam/Pot Luck,Sunday, Mar. 15 at 1pm at Lake Luzerne Town Complex, 539Lake Ave., Lake Luzerne. Bring something to share for pot luck,bring your instruments for jamminʼ after the meeting, bring yourfriends, everyone welcome, see yaʼll there! Share and spread theword...thank you.www.adirondackbluegrassleague.com 518-221-6231.

ADIRONDACK BLUEGRASSLEAGUE SHOW featuringTony Holt & The WildwoodValley Boys (from Indiana)and Warren County Ram-blers, Sunday, Mar. 22 at2pm at Mollieʼs Mason Jar,13 Park Ave. Ext., Hadley.Members $10; non-members$12, children under 12 andspecial needs,free.www.adirondackblue-grassleague.com 518-221-6231.

OPEN AUDITIONS - The Corinth Youth Commissionʼs SummerTheatre Workshop is pleased to announce auditions and reg-istration for ages 8-18 for the summer production of the newmusical adaptation, “Alice in Wonderland", directed by DavidHuff. Open auditions will be held on Wednesday and Thursday,March 25th and 26th, 3:30pm-5:30pm, at the First UnitedMethodist Church, 243 Main Street, Corinth, NY. Registrationfee is $150. Scholarships are available. Callbacks for leadingroles will be held on March 28th. For more information aboutthe show, the CYC program and our 2015 artistic staff, pleasevisit our website: www.cyctheatre.weebly.com or call 744-7396.E-mail [email protected] with questions. Performanceswill be the weekend of July 24-26 and rehearsals begin June22.

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Troy, NY - Donna Heald, Ph.D., dean of the college, announcedthat James Gurney from Corinth, NY has been placed on theDeanʼs List for the fall 2014 semester. Deanʼs List students haveachieved a semester grade point average of at least 3.4 whilecarrying a course load of a least 12 credits.

HADLEY-LUZERNE BOY SCOUT TROOP 28 would like tothank the people that helped to make our Pancake Breakfast andSilent Auction on February 22 a great success.Thanks to Bob Washburn for spending the night at the AmericanLegion; Dawn Grant for “walking” us through our first breakfast;Mary McGrath, Judy Hughes & Nancy Hass for cooking the food;John Hughes for being the “door man”; John Doherty for washingdishes; Rosemarie King for donating door prizes and collectingother donations; Robyn Smith for the idea and organizing theevent.We would also like to congratulate our Silent Auction winners.

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SARATOGA COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGINGGot an hour? – Why not give it back. The Saratoga County Officefor the Aging is in urgent NEED of volunteers to help delivermeals to homebound seniors throughout Saratoga County. Thisprogram helps many seniors remain independent in their ownhomes. Nutritious meals are prepared, packed and ready fortransport. Delivery takes about an hour. A training /orientation isprovided. Being a volunteer for this program is a gratifying expe-rience- seniors look forward to seeing a friendly face. Please callBillie Jo or Carmella at The Office for the Aging 363-4020 or 363-4033 for details.

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PRE-ST. PATRICKʼS DAY CONCERT WITH THE MCKRELLSSARATOGA SPRINGS – On Friday, March 13th at 7:00pm, HMTwill host The McKrells for a fun night of music. This festive Irishevening will showcase musical entertainment suitable for allages. All tickets are $15 and seating is by general admission. Forpurchasing tickets and more information please visit www.home-madetheater.org or call the Home Made Theater box office at(518) 587-4427.

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Glens Falls, NY- LARAC, Join Shop Coordinator, Phil Casabona at the LARAC Gift Shop, 5-7pmbeginning March 19th for the inaugural Retail Therapy Thursday, which will take place every thirdThursday of each month. During the event shoppers will receive discounts on purchases; 15% for LARAC members and 5%for non-members. Enjoy refreshments and have the opportunity to meet and talk with some of theartisans that have created products in the gift shop!A purchase at the LARAC Gift Shop is a purchase that is unique and handmade, and also locallyor regionally made. The LARAC Gift Shop offers a large selection of items, gifts for all occasions,set at affordable prices! As Shop Coordinator, Phil has put a lot of focus on the Gift Shop. He says,“with the popular trend being to shop local, this event will focus on artisan made” with an emphasison the skill and hard work that it takes to make the items in the LARAC Gift Shop.Retail Therapy Thursday will take place each third thursday of the month. The event will offer dis-counts on purchases, refreshments, presentations and demos by featured artists, and other col-laborations. Purchases made in the gift shop help support LARAC and the overall mission to enrichthe quality of life in our community by supporting arts and culture.For questions about Thursday Retail Therapy or the LARAC Gift Shop please contact PhilCasabona at (518)798-1144 ext 5 or [email protected] LARAC is a not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to supporting arts and culture throughout War-ren, Washington, and Northern Saratoga Counties by developing and sponsoring arts activities andservices. LARAC ʻs renovated carriage house includes Lapham Gallery and the LARAC Gift Shop.For more detailed information about LARAC please visit www.larac.org

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400 Creative Kids Compete Glens Falls, March 9, 2015 – The Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES En-richment Resource Center is pleased to present the Regional Odyssey of the Mind Tournamenton Saturday, March 14, 2015 at Glens Falls High School. The event starts at 8 a.m. and culmi-nates with an Awards Ceremony at 4 p.m. Snow date for the event is Sunday, March 15. Spec-tators are welcome to attend.63 teams representing a total of 400 students from 26 schools (elementary school through highschool) will demonstrate creativity and ingenuity as they present a solution to one of five long-term problems, in skit form, within eight minutes. Students have diligently prepared solutions for these mind-bending problems posed by Odysseyof the Mind:· Runaway ʻTrainʼ: Teams design, build, and operate one or more vehicles that travel on tracksand make stops at different stations without touching the floor. While traveling between stations,the vehicles must overcome obstacles such as moving uphill or towing something. · Experiencing Technical Difficulties: Teams design, build, and demonstrate various devices thatresolve technical failures while completing specific tasks such as ringing a bell, moving an object,etc. All of the devices must be powered by rubber bands. · Classics…Pandoraʼs Box: Teams turn a Greek myth into a video game. One character will playthe multi-level game, which includes three evils that escape Pandoraʼs Box, a power meter thatrepresents the gamerʼs health, and a solution that releases hope into the world. • Lose Your Marbles: Teams design, build, and test a balsa wood structure that will balance andsupport as much weight as possible. Teams will incorporate weight placement and “losing yourmarbles” into the theme of the performance. · Silent Movie: Teams create and present a performance starring a director character that pro-duces a silent movie featuring a humorous villain who commits three silly acts of villainy. Teamswill rely on music, played on a team-created instrument, to convey the story. Each team must also perform in a “spontaneous problem,” where they solve a new challenge

on the spot. Winners of the Regional Odyssey of the Mind Tournament will go on to the New York StateOdyssey of the Mind Competition on April 11, 2015 at SUNY Binghamton. State winners willmove on to World Finals at Michigan State University May 20-23, 2015.The Regional Odyssey of the Mind event will also feature interactive booths in STEM Careers

from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The following programs will have a presence in the Glens Falls MiddleSchool cafeteria: New Visions Engineering, SUNY Adirondack Career Academy, SUNY Collegeof Nanoscale Science and Engineering, WSWHE BOCES STEM Academy and STEM IntegrationProgram. Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-

solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Students have spent monthsof their free time tackling these problems as well as developing teamwork skills, independentstudy, friendships, confidence, and most importantly – their problem-solving abilities. They learnnew things and utilize their strengths to solve the problem. Teams also learn how to budget moneysince there is a cost limit to each problem. Odyssey of the Mind teaches students how to think divergently by providing open-ended prob-

lems that appeal to a wide range of interests. Students learn to identify challenges and think cre-atively to solve those problems. They are free to express their ideas and suggestions withoutfear of criticism. The creative problem-solving process rewards thinking "outside of the box.” Formore information visit www.odysseyofthemind.com or www.wswheboces.org/GT.cfm

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WARREN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYMarch Program

When: Wednesday March 18, 2015 7PM – 9PMWhere: City Hall – Ridge St., Glens Falls,

3rd Floor Meeting RoomTopic: Researching the Feeder Canal

“My research into the families who worked on the Glens FallsFeeder Canal grew out of the confluence of two long-term inter-ests: family history on the one hand, and spotlighting marginalpopulations on the other. I discovered one of my children had anancestor who was a boatman. I was unfamiliar with this occupa-tion in Glens Falls. As I researched him I uncovered a whole areaof Glens Falls history: not only did I not know anything about theimportance of the canal system in the economic development ofGlens Falls, but no one else seemed to have anything to sayabout it either. So for the past eight years I have been digginginto the canal and canal men. This program will take you alongon my journey.”

Speaker: Erica Wolfe BurkeErica Wolfe Burke is the Archivist and Special Collections Librar-ian in the Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library, a position shehas held since 2007. She was born in New York City and is agraduate, cum laude, of Barnard College with a degree in BritishCivilization.Free: Admission, light refreshments

ARE YOU 55 and over and looking for a volunteer opportunity?Saratoga County Office for the Aging is looking for kitchen vol-unteers to assist with serving meals for the Senior Nutrition Pro-gram. There is a current NEED at the Saratoga Senior Center.This opportunity is flexible to fit your schedule, Monday-Fridayavailability between 10:00am-1:30pm. Call Billie Jo @ SaratogaOffice for the Aging for more details on this volunteer opportunity.

HERITAGE HUNTERS: GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORYApril 17th – Saturday, 1 pm – Jane Meader Nye will focus on theQuaker families of Saratoga and Washington Counties during theperiod prior to the Civil War. Her presentation will include a gen-eral overview of what brought the Quakers here and the beliefsthat guided their lives. Town of Saratoga Town Hall, 12 SpringSt. [Route 29], Schuylerville. Guests are welcome! For informa-tion: 518-587-2978

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Food Entrepreneur WorkshopCornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County is offering a

workshop for food entrepreneurs, “Get Your Food Business Offthe Ground and Growing”, April 8, 2015, 9-5pm. The programfee is $65.The workshop will include five speakers who will cover topics in-cluding licensing, recipe approval, processing, marketing andsmall business planning. This program is supported in part by theValue-Added Institute of the New York Small Scale Food Proces-sors Association. Register by April 1. For more info see “Events” at www.cce-

saratoga.org or contact Diane Whitten at Cornell Cooperative Ex-tension, 885-8995, or [email protected] youʼre thinking of packaging and selling a favorite recipe, oreven if you already have a small food business the presenters ofthis program can give you guidance. Their experience and ex-pertise in licensing a food product, processing, packaging, mar-keting, pricing and selling are an invaluable resource. Theprogram also includes the basics of successful small businessmanagement. Current or potential food entrepreneurs are en-couraged to attend.


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MAPLE CHASES AWAY OLD MAN WINTER“Deep, mealy snow and cold have slowed us down, but the taps are in, waiting for sap and gettingready for Thurman Maple Days.” So says Randy Galusha of Toad Hill Maple Farm & organizer ofMaple Days in Thurman, describing the nail-biting period our regionʼs maple producers seem toface most years, as they wait for winter to release its grasp & the sap to rise in the maples. No onein the North Country needs to be told how cold it has been, & it was into this cold that the men andwomen of maple had to sally forth to get the tapping done. Galushaʼs summary, “Tapping was kindof brutal,” seems an understatement.Tapping accomplished, they await the perfect temperatures required for sap to flow in the maple

trees – freezing nights followed by days above 32 degrees Farenheit. Seasoned sugar makers, thefolks at Toad Hill, Valley Road, Hidden Hollow & Adirondack Gold maple farms, have learned to rollwith the unpredictability of the season, confident that the maple nectar will flow & maple syrup,cream, and candies will again line the shelves of their gift shops by the time guests come callingduring Thurman Maple Days, March 14-15, 21-22, & 28-29. Although general event hours for tours,tasting, talks, demonstrations and shopping are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Valley Road opens for pancakebreakfasts at 9 am, serving until 1pm “Weʼve got the griddle warming,” say Mike Hill, co-owner.Cheryl Kenyon, co-owner of Adirondack Gold, is quick to remind visitors that “maple syrup isnʼt justfor pancakes anymore.” Helping to celebrate the season with open houses are Martinʼs Lumberwith Maple slabs, wooden wares and interactive craft demonstrations for all ages, Peru Llama farmwith an introduction to llama thinking, author-signed books and a chance to try out snowshoes, andNettle Meadow Farmʼs goat and sheep dairy, where farm tours are planned, weather permitting.Says Nettle Meadow co-owner Sheila Flanagan, “We're hoping for some nice weather so that cus-tomers will get a chance to meet our newest group of baby lambs and kids.” The hosts look forwardto this event. As Wini Martin of Martinʼs Lumber says, “We love sharing our interests with all whostop by. We look forward to seeing friends and neighbors who come year after year, and also tovisiting with new guests and getting to know them.” Shops are open at all sites, so guests may takehome a little bit of Thurman Maple Days.This first weekend of Maple Days is highlighted by the annual Thurman Maple Sugar Party, an all-you-can-eat buffet crowned with dessert of old-fashioned maple jack wax. The Warren County Ram-blers will provide lively music and youʼll be served by the friendliest folks around. Proceeds fromthe dinner benefit the American Cancer Society for the 56th year. Dinner begins at 4pm & continuesuntil all are served. See www.ThurmanMapleSugarParty.com. Other extras include the Upper Hud-son Maple Queen, Jessica Benoit, who will greet guests at Valley Road Maple Farm on each dayfrom 9 – 1, & a noon presentation on Sunday,

Pick up a map and guide at town hall or any site, or download one atwww.ThurmanMapleDays.com. Coinciding with Maple Days this year is sister event “Sweet Maple Menu Days,” in which area

eateries feature special entrees, beverages and desserts created with Thurman maple products.Palette tempting treats like maple barbecued wings, maple glazed cinnamon buns, maple cheese-cake, salmon fillet brushed with maple syrup and a whole grain mustard and baked with an applepecan crust, maple crème brulee & a maple bourbon martini. See participating businesses atwww.SweetMapleMenuDays.com.


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MAPLE IN APRIL FESTIVAL HADLEYLooking For Vendors Offering Crafts, Art, Local Produce, Meats& Cheese, Wines, Non-Profit Organizations & Businesses Ad-vertising their Services. Saturday April 25, and Sunday April26th, 9am-4pm.Register for a 10ʼx10ʼ space $30. Well-Advertised & Visible

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Edinburg, NY – the Edinburg Historical Society will hold its firstmeeting on Tuesday, March 17, 7 p.m. at the Edinburg Commu-nity Center on Military Road. If you are interested in making newfriends and learning about the history of Edinburg, consider be-coming a member. Send a check for $5 per person or $10 for afamily to the Edinburg Historical Society, PO Box 801, Edinburg,NY 12134.EHSʼs crafterʼs group will meet in February. Fiber, fabric or papercraft items will be made to be sold at the two festivals. ContactAndrea Blackwood, 863-6772, if you are interested. Until the Ed-inburg Community Center is available the group will meet atmemberʼs homes. Contact Andrea to get date, location and di-rections. Membership to this group is free to any EHS memberand only $5 for others.The Edinburg Historical Society continues to raise funds for therestoration and maintenance of the Copeland Historic Site whichis comprised of the Copeland Covered Bridge and CarriageShop. Your donation of $25 will purchase a share certificate foryourself, as a gift, in honor of a loved one or in memory of a lovedone. Upon receipt of your donation, a certificate will be sent tothe recipient you request and the name will be posted in theCopeland Covered Bridge. Send your request to the EdinburgHistorical Society, PO Box 801, Northville, NY 12134.Visit the Societyʼs website: www.EdinburgHistoricalSociety.com.All meetings and programs are free and open to the public.

GREENWICH ELKʼS AUXILIARY CRAFT FAIR – “ SPRING IS IN THE AIR”

Saturday March 21st—FROM 9-2 (RTE 40 & Bulson Road)–FREE ADMISSION- STOP ON IN- CHECK IT OUT NEED A SPECIAL GIFT- WE HAVE OVER 40 VENDORS ONDISPLAY- WE HAVE CRAFTERS FROM QUEENSBURY,HARTFORD, BALLSTON SPA AND MORE- PRODUCTS THATARE “MADE IN THE USA” STAINED GLASS, JELLY & JAMS, JEWELRY, GOAT MILKPRODUCTS, GLASSWARE, CANDLES, FLEECE WEAR, WOOD PRODUCTS-POTTERY, DOLL CLOTHES, PAINTEDSLATES, APRONS, CARDS ETC. –SOMETHING FOR EVERY-ONE. SNACK BAR ALL DAY- DONUTS, COFFEE, CUPCAKES,BROWNIES, CHILI DOGS, MAC-N-CHEESE AND MORE.COME ON IN TO BROWSE AND STAY FOR LUNCH

The Town of Greenfield His-torical Society will hold itsMarch meeting on Tuesdaythe 17th at 7:00 pm at theGreenfield Community Center,25 Wilton Road. Our speakerwill be David Peck. His pres-entation is "Graveyards andGreater Plots", which is a sum-mary of three years of search-ing for ancestors in MA, RI,CT, NY and beyond. The pub-lic is invited.

SARATOGA COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGINGGot an hour? – Why not give it back. The Saratoga County Officefor the Aging is in urgent NEED of volunteers to help delivermeals to homebound seniors throughout Saratoga County. Thisprogram helps many seniors remain independent in their ownhomes. Nutritious meals are prepared, packed and ready fortransport. Delivery takes about an hour. A training /orientation isprovided. Being a volunteer for this program is a gratifying expe-rience- seniors look forward to seeing a friendly face. Please callBillie Jo or Carmella at The Office for the Aging 363-4020 or 363-4033 for details.

The Stony Creek LibraryOffers Three Spring

ClassesThe Stony Creek Library an-nounces the following classesto be held this Spring at theStony Creek Town Hall locatedat 52 Hadley Rd. Stony Creek,12878. Cost for each class is$20 per person. Materials areincluded. Class size is limited.Pre-registration is required.Call the library for more info-696-5911. These events aremade possible, in part, withpublic funds from the NewYork State Council on the ArtsDecentralization Program, ad-ministered locally by the LowerAdirondack Regional ArtsCouncil.Saturday, March 28, from 9-5pm- “Create a Stained GlassPanel” (13 yrs up)

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New Executive DirectorHabitat for Humanity of Northern Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties is pleased to an-

nounce that Jeffrey W. Clark has accepted the position of Executive Director with the affiliate. Jeffwas Executive Director for Habitat of Schenectady County for nearly nine years and was instru-mental in increasing productivity, fundraising as well as establishing a successful ReStore. As Mr. Clark states; “Growing a Habitat affiliate is a tremendously rewarding experience. The North-ern Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties organization covers a large area with great po-tential to serve more people in need of decent, affordable housing. I am excited to be part of theexpanded vision the Board of Directors has embraced and look forward to new challenges alongwith the opportunity to partner with existing supporters and reaching out to new members of thecommunity willing to help Habitat in their work.”Habitat for Humanity of Northern Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties is set to build twonew homes in Saratoga County for 2015, at 8 Baker Ave. in South Glens Falls and 195 DivisionSt., Saratoga Springs. The second project is a collaborative effort on property donated by the cityof Saratoga with the Saratoga Builders Association, Rebuilding Together Saratoga and other localsupporters. The affiliate is currently looking for a family from Saratoga that can qualify to partnerwith Habitat, put in the required sweat equity and buy the home when completed.

Abigailʼs Greenwich GauntletGreenwich, NY, May 9, 2015: The Greenwich Economic De-velopment Group will be holding Abigailʼs Greenwich Gauntleton May 9, 2015. This is a just over 4 mile challenge aroundGreenwich, starting and ending at the YMCA, which will puteach participant through a series of obstacles including mudand water. The race is being held in memory of Abigail wholost her battle with EB at the age of 10 months. There is cur-rently no cure for this disease. The profits from this event willbe shared by the Greenwich Economic Development Groupand the EB Research Foundation. To register online GoogleAbigailʼs Greenwich Gauntlet and click the active.com link.Early registration guarantees you a free race t-shirt. Online reg-istration closes April 24, 2015. Registration will be availablerace day from 8 – 9 am. First heat will go at 10 am. For moreinformation regarding the Greenwich Economic DevelopmentGroup and this event visit greenwichedg.com. For more infor-mation regarding EB research visit ebresearch.org.

SIMPSON UMC ANNUAL FLEA MARKET APRIL 11Simpson United Methodist Church will be hosting it's annual FleaMarket, Bake Sale,& Luncheon on Saturday, April 11, 8am -3pm. Please consider donating your gently used householditems, antiques, toys, books, etc., any Wednesday between10am and 3pm, & daily from 10am- 2pm starting March 30. Canleave items on side porch if more convenient. Baked goods, hotdogs, and soup also for sale. Any questions call Welna at 885-9316.

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ELECTRICIAN Lammon Electric. Fully lic. & ins. 25yrs exp., res./comm. Stand by Generac generator 274-5100

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FRIDHOLM PAINTING:All int./ext. painting & staining projects. Popcorn & cathedral ceilings, wallpaper stripping, faux/decorative painting. Free est. Insured. A+ BBB rating. Will show up. Neat. Clean up. We love what we do! contact John Fridholm, 330-9507www.jfridholm.com

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MIXED GREEN HARD WOOD Cut, split, $200 cord Ash/ cherry full cord $235 full cord mixed seasoned $235, log length $115 cord deliv-ered at 1-2 1/2 cords. 222-6199 or 654-2876

TOM GRIFFIN Contractor. Roofing & general construc-tion, decks, siding. No job too small. [email protected]

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Interested in genealogy andfamily history?

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Ancestry.com is now availableon our public use computersthanks to a grant from theCrandall Public Library.And Heritage Quest is nowavailable through our website(look under links/researchlinks) thanks to a grant fromSenator Farley and the South-ern Adirondack System.

FRIDHOLM RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS: Bathrooms, basements, carpentry, tile work, plaster/drywall repair, window/door installation, light fixtures, painting, deck build/repairs, popcorn ceil-ings, basement Drylok sealer and many other tasks. A+ BB rating. Will show up. We love what we do! Please call John Fridholm at 330-9507 or visit us at jfridholm.com

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MEET THREE LIVE ANIMALS INCLUDING A CANADA LYNX!On Saturday, March 14 from 1 to 2pm Wildlife Educator Bernadette Hoffman will bring her animalsto the Stony Creek Library, including her Lynx, Max! As quoted by Bernie, “Itʼs fun, educational andinteractive. I provide biology, interesting facts and stories from my zoo keeping experience”. All an-imals are non-dangerous or in an exhibition cage or restraint when necessary.This free program is a Stony Creek Town Youth program. Registration is required. Call the StonyCreek Library to register your child at 696-5911. The library is located at 37 Harrisburg Rd., StonyCreek, NY 12878. Library hours are Monday and Wednesday 5 to 9pm, Tuesday and Thursday 1to 5:30pm, and Saturday 9 to 12.

HERITAGE HUNTERS: GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORYMarch 21st – Saturday, 1 pm – Lisa Potocar, author and teacher,will talk about her research on women involved in the Civil War.Her award winning novel, Sweet Glory, follows the experiencesof a 16-year-old girl who dresses as a young man and serves inthe Union Army.Town of Saratoga Town Hall, 12 Spring St. [Route 29],Schuylerville. Guests are welcome! For information: 518-587-2978

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LUTHER FOREST TOWN-HOUSE. 3 BR, 2 full bath. LR w/ valted ceiling, open kitchen, FR, gas insert fire-place , fenced yard, nearly new carpet and floors. Avail. April 1st. $1400+ sec. dep. No pets. 573-2281

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(NAPSI)—Whether youʼre considering cashing in on yourequity, downsizing, trading up, moving for a change ofscenery or relocating for better prospects, a few smart in-vestments and improvements can help your home standout from the competition so you get top dollar. Even ifyouʼre not planning on moving anytime soon, these strate-gies can maximize your homeʼs value and increase itsmarketability:

• Sprucing up the exterior. If you think youʼll have a fewyears before you move, work on your landscaping now togive plants time to mature. Look for easy-care perennialssuch as hostas, which multiply on their own. If you haveless time, you can still achieve a quick makeover bypower washing paths and siding, painting or upgradingyour front door and keeping the lawn watered andweeded.

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WELDING CAREERSHands on training for career opportunities in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, and more. Financial aid for qualified students. Job place-ment assistance. Call AIM 1-877-206-4006.

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