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Vol. 60 No. 39; July 26, 2013
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SILENT AUCTION ITEMS SOUGHT FOR FUNDRAISER
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Warren County will be holding
its 4th Annual Golf Tournament and Silent Auction at CroninsGolf Resort in Warrensburg, NY on Saturday, August 24th. Co-
operative Extension is looking for items to be donated for the SilentAuction such as: tickets to area attractions, local artwork, gift
baskets, gift certificates, etc. All proceeds from this benefit will beused to help financially support Cornell Cooperative Extensionseducational programs. In-Kind gift donations may be shipped to
Cornell Cooperative Extension, 377 Schroon River Road, Warrens-burg, NY 12885. Arrangements for pick-up of donated items can
be made by calling Cooperative Extension and ask for Amy Sabattisat 518-623-3291 or 668-4881
THE GLENS FALLS SENIOR CENTER ANNOUNCES ITS
ONGOING PROGRAMS FOR 2013.Free Osteo Prevention
classes continue Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday at 9:00a.m. here at the Center. Sponsored by RSVP. Every Tuesday-
Bingo in the AM and program in the afternoon Zumba Gold-Global Fitness, Glen Street-Tuesday 11:15-12:00, Free, spon-
sored by MVP. Free Chair Yoga continues every Thursday at10:30 a.m. Sponsored by MVP. Senior Center Service Club-Thurs-
days-Lunch 12:15 p.m./Program 12:45 p.m. Tai Chi Classes withSam Ling, are held Friday morning at 9:00 a.m. Fee is $6 per class.
Friday-Bowling-Spare Time, SGF-9:00 a.m. Always looking forsubs. One Stroke Painting-$15 all materials included. Check cal-
endar for class date. Thrift Shop open Monday Friday 10:00until noon Woodshop- Wednesday mornings or call for appoint-
ment Monthly Movies, Monthly lunch bunch, Monthly Themeluncheons and so much more +55 over, no residency require-
ments. Visit us on our new website at : http://www.greaterglensfallsseniorcenter.com.
MASS AT SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH is
Sunday is at 9:00 am. The Vigil Mass has returned to Holy Crosson Saturdays at 4:30pm. There is a childrens Liturgy offered at
Sunday Mass to which all are welcome. The parish picnic will beheld on August 4th at 2:00 pm. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be
provided. Parishioners are asked to come join the fun and bringlawn chairs or blanket to si t on, their beverage and a dish to pass.
Last year, many families attended and all had a wonderful day.Some work will be done at the Holy Cross Cemetery. Some
headstones will be repaired roadway improvements. Some damagehas been done by those driving off the roadways. Please keep all
vehicles on the roadways. This will help keep Holy CrossCemetery a beautiful sanctuary. Info: 518-854-3692
PIZZA AND WING NIGHT at Victory Mills Fire company July27th 4-8pm. Eat in or take out. Place your order t 695-6623 after2pm. Example: piaaz with the works 12 cut: $18.
COUNTRY ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING: at the Ameri-
an Legion on clancy Street in Schuylerville July 28 2-6pm.Evberyone welcome. Music by Ole time country. Info: 518-747-
6687 or 824-3719.
FREE COMMUNITY DINNER which will be served on Saturday,July 27th from Noon to 1:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church,
Cambridge. This months meal is sponsored by First BaptistChurch. The menu will be hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad,
baked beans, corn on the cob, coleslaw, watermelon, cookies and
beverages. The church, located at 29 West Main St. (next toGlens Falls National Bank), has a handicap accessible ramp and ahandicap bathroom. All are welcome. Reservations are not
necessary. Take-outs will be available at 1:00 p.m. only for thoseunable to attend provided everyone has been fed. There will be no
second meal take-outs. If there are questions or the possibilityof cancellation, call Bev. at 677-3327 or the church at 677-5487.
The next meal will be served on August 31st.
WHATS HAPPENING AT LITTLE THEATER ON THE
FARM:
Gospel Jam will be hosted by The Bluebillies on Wednesday,July 31st, 7:00 p.m, at Little Theater on the Farm, 27 Plum Road,
Fort Edward, NY. Pickers and listeners welcome. Home bakedgoods and hot dogs available. 50/50 raffle. Admission is free.
Donations appreciated. Pickers call Mel to reserve a chair at518)632-5026
The Third Annual Country and Bluegrass Jamboree will beon Wednesday, August 7th, 12 noon to 10 pm at Little Theater
on the Farm, 27 Plum Road, Fort Edward, NY. Five bands willperform: The Bluebillies & friends, The Seth Sawyer Band, Ernie
Sites, Barbara Gayny &friends, Bob Marcotte & friends, & theegendary Smokey Greene! $10 Rain or Shine. Refreshments and
50/50 drawing available. Producer, Linda Hermans (518) 747-3421. For performance schedule visit www.littletheater27.org.
THURMAN STATION WILDERNESS HERITAGE
CORRIDOR SHOWCASE, JULY 27, 11 a.m. 4:30 p.m.
Three Towns, One Goal. Thurman Station - We struggled to f indust the right name for the Showcase, says Thurman Station
Association president Perky Granger. We wanted it to bothdescribe the event and also pinpoint our location in this corridor
so rich in traditions of trains, trade and tourism. The event (itsname often abbreviated as, Thurman Station Showcase) will
present a cast of approximately 40 folksmostly fromWarrensburg, Stony Creek and Thurmanrepresenting
businesses, arts and organizations whose goods and services reflect
he heritage of the area and illustrate the rich creativity of thehree-town region surrounding the station. Geared for visitors of
all ages, some arriving by train and others by car, the Showcase
will be held at Thurman Station, 1883 Stony Creek Road, Thurman.Guests will find sales and samples of local foods, such as naturally
produced maple goods, meats and nationally-acclaimed cheeses;restaurant and B&B specialties to tempt the palate; and artistic
creationssuch as paintings, jewelry, rustic wares, gardenaccessories and hand-spun yarn to please the eye. Many
exhibitors plan demonstrations, some interactive, such as waterdowsing , craft projects and Warren County Soil and Waters
model river complete with flowing water, which shows howrivers evolve and change, especially when man meddles. The
Adirondack Museum will exhibit information about the stampsonce used to identify owners of logs sent downriver, and will host
a stamping activity; Milda Burns of North River will tell of thedrives, once supervised by her father. Nancy Kimball, wildlife
rehabilitator, will bring birds of prey and tell about their habits
and role in the regional wildlife scene. Local history will berepresented by Warren County Historical Society, WarrensburghMuseum of Local History and the John Thurman Historical
Society all with publications and photos, including the WarrenCounty Bicentennial traveling exhibits for each of the three towns.
Saratoga & North Creek Railway will host a table, as will FirstWilderness Heritage Corridor.
While visitors browse the vending areas at the Station and acrosshe road at Adirondack Ambiance, Dan Berggren and Ed Lowman
will perform regional folk music (11 3), and actor Phil Jessen ofHartford, well-known in our area for his portrayals of Abraham
Lincoln, will present a monologue while reenacting early Thurmanresident Stephen Griffing, on whose 1800s farm the Showcase
will be held (12:30). Kate Sullivan of Froggy 101.7 will broadcastive from the Showcase from 11 to 1. Raffle tickets will be available
for three items: a rustic gift basket stuffed with local productsand certificates, valued at over $200; an all-cotton quilt made by
Avis Russell; and the post and beam frame for a garden shed,handcrafted by Andy LeBlanc of Barn Works, all to benefit
Thurman Station Association. Both Russell and LeBlanc will beplying their craft at the Showcase, and other vendors will have
giveaways, samples and special discounts for visitors. See acomplete list of participants and activities at
www.ThurmanStationShowcase.com
Moreau Seniors Trip to GREASE- The Moreau Seniors willbe traveling to Forestburgh, NY on August 7th to see the verypopular 50s Rock N Roll Musical, Grease. Join the group as
they enter the world of Rydell High, where the Burger PalaceBoys and Pink Ladies reign supreme. Watch as the romance of
Sandy and Danny unfolds to songs like Summer Nights,Greased Lightnin and We Go Together. The group will stop
at Monticello before the show to enjoy the buffet lunch andcasino. If you would like to go, call 792-6007, as soon as pos-
sible.
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE- There will be a Hunter SafetyEducation Course offered on August 14 and 15 from 6:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. and Aug. 17 from 8:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Hudson FallsFish and Game Club on Route 196 in Hudson Falls. You must
attend all classes. Space is limited and pre-registration is manda-tory and must be done in person at the Hudson Falls Fish and
Game Club on Sunday, July 28 from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday,
July 29 from 9:00 a.m. to noon or 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
NINTH ANNUAL CARDBOARD BOAT RACE HudsonCrossing Park presents its 9th Annual Cardboard Boat Race onSaturday, August 10th (rain date Sunday, August 11th) at FortHardy Park Beach on Route 29 in Schuylerville from 8am to 3pm.
The first race launches at 1pm and best photo opportunities arebetween 12pm and 2pm. Admission is free for spectators. Pre-
registration discounts for individuals and companies are availableat www.hudsoncrossingpark.org. On-site registration and
construction is open from 8am 11am. All boats, including pre-built, must be on-site by 11:00am. A list of rules, registration
forms and hints to get started with your boat building is availableat www.hudsoncrossingpark.org or by email at
[email protected] or by calling Julie White 518-695-4539. Racing participants will construct a human-powered boat
made of corrugated cardboard or 100% recycled materials, thatwill hold at least 1 crew member and be seaworthy enough to
race a short distance on the river. Racers may construct theirboats ahead of time or on site the morning of the event where
materials will be available for a nominal fee.During race preparations, there will be live music by Swing Shift,
a live radio broadcast by 101.3 - The Jockey, Saratoga Clay Arts,Battenkill Conservancy, t-shirt sales, and terrific photo
opportunities in a fun-filled day for all. Individuals, families,groups, businesses & school teams are all encouraged to race.
Whether you come as a crew member, the captain, or an on-shorecheerleader, we promise you a day youll never forget! See you
on the river! Hudson Crossing is an evolving bi-county educationalpark centered on and near the Champlain Canal Lock 5 Island of
the Hudson River. The park offers river and canal access, a floatingdock, trails, picnic sites, fishing access, points of geological and
historical significance and the innovative Play Garden. Call JulieWhite 518-695-4539 for more information.
ANNUAL SCS ALUMNI BANQUET The Annual Schuylerville
Central School Alumni Banquet will be held on August 3 at the
American Legion, 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville. Cocktails will be at6, dinner at 7 and dancing at 8 with music by DJ Happy Days.Tickets are $30. and may be purchased by sending a check to SCS
Alumni, PO Box 50, Schuylerville, NY 12871 or contacting acommittee member. Limi ted tickets will not be sold at the door.
WE ARE KICKING OFF THE 194TH GREAT
SCHAGHTICOKE FAIR WITH THE THEME OF WHOS
YOUR SOUPER HERO? The Schaghticoke Fair opens
Wednesday, August 28th and runs through Monday, September2nd, Labor Day Weekend with free shows, free entertainment and
lots of tasty fair food. The largest fair in the area is bringingexciting acts, like Elephant Encounter, an up close and personal
experience with the worlds largest land animals, Galaxy Girl, theworlds highest aerial thrill show and the U.S. Freestyle Motocross
Championship Series that introduces extreme sport entertainment.Back by popular demand Gary the Silent Clown, Buffalo Barfield,
Michael Blaine, master hypnotist and Dragon Scales and FaerieTales, a theatrical experience delightful for all ages. Introducing
new this year, The Enchanted Wagon an interactive strolling actwhich will be sure to capture your heart.
On the Todays Options free stage in the park, Rising Stars TalentCompetition, Sage City Six, a Dixieland Band, Hooville Homebrew,
a Funk Fun Band, National Country Rock Artist J. Collins, DrewPolsun and the Fascinations, the ultimate Elvis tribute show,
Joey Pucci and the American Longboards performing drum drivensurf music, Hotel California, the original tribute band to the Eagles,
Country Rocker Carmine Dio, Nashville Country Artist ChrisJanson, and Capital Regions Rising Country Star Chelsea
Cavanaugh.At the grandstand watch Pickup Truck, Farm Tractor and the
NYTPA Tractor Pulls. Double M Rodeo will be performingSaturday afternoon and featuring for the first time back to back
demolition derbies produced by Stoney Roberts. Sunday nightwill feature a specialty heat and on Monday will be the ever
popular demolition derbies that will be sure to thrill the fans inthe grandstand. Saturday night special, Fireworks by Alonzos,
sponsored by Quick Response Restoration.Did someone say fair food? Can you smell the hot sausage with
peppers and onions? Can you already taste the fried dough, cottoncandy and homemade fudge? We are introducing new food vendors
this year to the fairgrounds, so make sure you stop on by andsample some of the best tasting fair food around.
On Wednesday, August 21st at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds,the Schaghticoke Fair will be partnering with the Regional Food
Bank of Northeastern New York to collect non-perishable fooditems to help kick off the fair wide theme of Whos Your Souper
Hero? For each can donated, a $1.00 voucher will be given to beused towards admission only on Friday, August 30th. More
information and details will be announced. Also on Friday, August30th, special contests will be going on throughout the day to
promote Whos Your Souper Hero? So, get your costumes readyfor a great day of fun.Advance sale tickets available at Price
Chopper thru midnight, August 27th. For more information, visitthe fair website at www.schaghticokefair.org. See you at the fair!
AUCTION- Hebron Volunteer Fire Company 49th Annual Auc-
tion. Saturday August 3, 2013 in West Hebron at Fire CompanyGrounds. Food available from 4:30 pm at concession stand. Auc-
tion starts at 6pm. Valuable items wanted as donations for auc-tion. Sorryno tires, no used computers, no junk. Contact George
Flint at 854-7616, Bruce Stewart at 854-9277, or any member ofFire Company. Members names available at
www.hebronfireco.com. All proceeds support the Fire Company.
NAMED TO DEANS LIST-Molly Cioffi, a member of the classof 2016 from Argyle, has been named to the spring 2013 Deans
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What do you do with an abandoned railwaystation? Demolish it? What could it possibly be
good for?
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looking for a location that could service
Whitehall, Ticonderoga, Fair Haven, Comstock,
North Granville, Hampton, Granville, Poultney,
Fort Ann and other nearby areas.
When a Realtor suggested the abandoned rail-
way station in Whitehall, Bob was concerned
about the soundness of the building. So, he had it thoroughly inspected and when it
was deemed safe, he converted it to a 4 bay tire sales and service center, which is
scheduled to open August 1, 2013. This makes the 16th Warren Tire Service Center in
the area. The first center was started by Bobs father, Wayne Kellogg, at 92 Warren
Street in Glens Falls in 1983. The second center was opened in Clifton Park, a move that
helped launch the company into a major competitor in upstate New York.
As mentioned above, Bob serves as President of the company, Wayne is CEO, Bobs
sister, Denise Potter, is Vice President and Don Villa is General Manager. Together they
have grown the company to the 16 stores, with tire sales in excess of 60,000 units
annually. They started out with Goodyear and added many other brands, including:
Michelin, Dunlop, BF Goodrich, Kelly, Continental, General, Uniroyal, Firestone,
Bridgestone, Perelli, Yokohama and Nokian.
Their store in Whitehall will be handling all those brands for all kinds of vehicles, such
as trucks, cars, tractors, ATVs and more!
The family is extremely proud of their tire stores, and they are equally proud of their
service centers which accompany each store. Their service centers provide full service
for all makes and models of vehicles. So, the Whitehall service center will be happy to do
oil changes, alignments, adjust and replace brakes, do NY inspections, provide mufflers,
do full diagnostic tests, figure out that pesky check engine light, and provide just about
every other repair or accessory you may
need or want.
When the Whitehall service center opens
on August 1 you are cordially invited to stop
in and see the marvelous job Warren Tire
has done converting and saving the old rail-way station. The tire store will be stocked
with your favorite tires and the 4 bays will
be ready to provide the excellent service
Warren Tire is known to provide.
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on route 40 in South Argyle.RAIN or SHINE! Antiques,maple bed, wood cook stove,50s sewing machine, earlycupboard, tree stand, lotsmore!
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CHANCE TO DISPLAY PROJECTS- Warren County Youth, 5 to 19 years of age, are invited to
exhibit items they have made in school, in Scouts, or just did for fun at home at the 2013 Warren
County Youth Fair on Saturday, August 10th. All youth have the opportunity to earn ribbons. Inaddition, youth 5 to 19 years of age have the opportunity to earn cash premium awards from the
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets for their work. Exhibit categories range
from creative arts, photography, clothing and textile projects, to pets, food, natural resources,
vegetable gardening, horticulture, and mechanical sciences. All projects are subject to the rules for
specific departments and fair books are currently available free of charge at the Cornell University
Cooperative Extension office during office hours of 8:30AM to 4:30PM Monday through Thurs-
day. Judging Day for the exhibits is scheduled for Friday, August 9th from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the
fairgrounds on Schroon River Road in Warrensburg. The youth and their exhibits are judged based on
the capability of the youth, and not by comparing one youth and/or exhibit against another (re ferred
to as the Danish system; this allows for more than one placement at each level). Some exhibits will
be selected to go to the New York State Fair in Syracuse. The judging experience helps youth gain
appreciation of workmanship and helps improve their skills, techniques, and confidence. The exhib-
its must be displayed for public viewing on Saturday, August 10th from 9:00AM to 4:00PM at the
fairgrounds. Exhibit entries are due to the CCE office by July 15th. For more information on how to
exhibit at the Youth Fair please contact the Cornell Cooperative Extension Education Center in
Warrensburg (623-3291 or 668-4881) or visit Extensions web site at: http://www.cce.cornell.edu/
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THE CCC CONTINUES TO REACH FOR THE STARS. The Salem Courthouse Community
Centers newest club, the Salem Astronomers, is in its second year and continues to grow in popularity.
Under the direction of Bill Frederick, the club has attracted much interest and has a growing
membership. The club meets at the CCC at 7 pm on the third Wednesday of each month with the
objective of sharing a common interest in astronomy and learning more about the cosmos. Bill is a
hands-on club director emailing members daily wi th updates so they can navigate their way through
the night skies. Guest speakers of interest are invited regularly, and Bill has offered members the
opportunity to observe the night sky using the powerful telescope at his home. New members are
always welcome, and Bill invites anyone to email his recently changed address directly at
[email protected] for additional information.
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BINGO Rensselaer Countys Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY Bingo, every Wednesday andFriday at 1 pm. If you have any questions, or would like to joinus for lunch, please contact the center at 518-279-3413.
LUNCH, LEARN & PLAY FUNDING Plans are underway forthe 2013 Lunch, Learn & Play summer enrichment program forarea children at the Salem Courthouse Community Center. Thesix week program will commence on Monday, July 1 and runthrough Friday, August 9. Once again, the children will have theopportunity to participate in the American Red Cross swim pro-gram offered at Lake Lauderdale each morning returning to theCCC for a healthy, nutritious lunch and an afternoon fi lled withstimulating programs. There is no enrollment charge for LL&P,and the CCC is hard at work seeking the necessary funds tosupport this program. The CCC is located at 58 East Broadwaydirectly across from the school.
GOLF TOURNAMENT-August 24 Cornell Cooperative Exten-sion will be holding its 4th Annual Golf Tournament and SilentAuction at Cronins Golf Resort in Warrensburg, NY. All pro-ceeds from this benefit will be used to help financially supportCornell Cooperative Extensions educational programs. A dona-tion of $85 per person includes: green fees, cart, chicken barbecue,goodie bag, awards and prizes. The tournament will begin with
registration at 9:15 a.m., followed by a shotgun start at 10 a.m.The tournament format is a 4-person scramble. Individual playersare welcome and will be placed within a team. New this year wewill be offering at $1,000.00 putting contest and a $500.00 PriceChopper Hole-in-One contest. Pre-registration for tournamentand barbecue is required by contacting Amy Sabattis at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.
CARDBOARD BOAT RACE- 9th Annual Cardboard Boat RaceAug.10th, rain date Aug.11th. Boat building, Live Music, Food,Spectators Free. Great Family Event that bring attention to Hud-son Crossing Park, located at the Lock 5 Island in Schuylerville.Visit www.hudsoncrossingpark.org. to see photos from previ-ous years and to learn about the park.
BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPEN Wednesdays 1 3 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. 3 p.m. Located in the historicGarfield School, 605 Brunswick Road, Troy and public is wel-come. We have an on-site extensive genealogy library available.Forinformation call 279-4024 or view us at http:/ /www.bhs-ny.org
NEW EXHIBIT- new exhibition opened recently at the Washing-ton County Historical Society: Stocking the General Stores inWashington County, New York, 1900 to 1950. Changes in trans-portation are documented by period photographs and artifacts.Goods and services in the stores are discussed by local writers whoalso remembered or heard about railway and canal experiences.Shipments made their way up the Hudson, through the ChamplainCanal and north to Lake Champlain or when heading south toAlbany, Troy or New York City. Containers had improved toaccommodate larger numbers of goods and more efficient ways todispense foods in the stores. Options in 1900 now included woodenboxes, cloth bags, crates, barrels, kegs, tin bins, cans and, for home-use, scuttles and baskets. There was no light-weight cardboard, nocorrugated cardboard boxes, few brown paper bags, to say nothingof plastic! Conveyances varied according to size, weight, and dis-
tance which commodities had to travel. Locally, some general storeswould take orders and deliver in a day or two. A wagon or cartwith horse could be rented by an individual or small businessfrom a livery for local travel. Within the county, stagecoachescould carry travelers and their baggage, smaller parcels, and somemail. By using both the canal and, later, the railroad, general storesprovided necessary and desirable goods closer to home. Stockingthe General Stores is open to the public at no charge on Wednes-days and Fridays from 10:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M. through No-vember. It is in the Heritage Research Center at the WashingtonCounty Historical Society, 167 Broadway, Fort Edward, NewYork. For further information call 518-747-9108 or [email protected].
ROUSE PICNIC Everett Wagar Senior Center- 2 RoxboroughRoad, Grafton, NY - Wednesday, July 31, the ROUSEOrganization will hold a picnic at Grafton State Park in theDeerfield Pavilion. Coffee and donuts will be served at 10:00.m. Noon Bar-B-Q Chicken . Entertainment will be Brian
Zapel. The price will be $10.00, van transportation is available.Tickets are available at the Everett Wagar Senior Center andCentral Office. For more information call the Center at (518)279-
413.
MUSIC FROM SALEM CONCERT AT HUBBARD HALL:FOUR HANDS, LUMINOUS WORKS Saturday,August 3 at
pm Hubbard Hall will present Music from Salems third summereason concert Four Hands, Luminous Works, titled for partf the program that involves two pianists on one piano. Musicor piano four-hands is as much fun to watch as it is to listen tothe closeness of two players navigating their hand crossingsnd sharing their musical impulses can be as beautiful as a
horeographed pas de deux. This concert offers a fascinatingroup of transcriptions by celebrated composers for piano duet,s well as Bach organ preludes transcribed for cello and piano by
Kodaly. The program also features a meltingly melodious Dumkay Rebecca Clarke and Chaussons romantic piano quartet.
Performing this summer for the first time with MfS is violinistLydia Forbes, of the Da Ponte string quartet, and acclaimed
ianist Alissa Leiser, along with Marc Ryser, a director of Musicy the Sea. Wonderful cellist Scott Kluksdahl returns, as doesrtistic director and violist Lila Brown. The August 3 concert
will take place at 8:00pm at historic Hubbard Hall in Cambridge,NY. Admission is pay what you can, so everyone can attend!$20 suggested) For advance tickets: www.hubbardhall.org or18-677-2495.
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THE ANNUAL TRI-STATE ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW will take place July 27 and 28 at theWashington County Fairgrounds from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day and will feature John Deeretractors and equipment. The Fair Farm Museum will be open both days. Food will be available atthe 4-H food building. Saturday will include tractor pulling, a tractor parade, threshing and balingdemos, and a peddle tractor pull for kids at 10:00 a.m. and needle in the haystack contest for kidsat 2:00 p.m. Sunday, July 28, at 10:00 a.m., a cons ignment auction by Dann Auctions wil l be held.Admission is $5.00 each day, with children under 12 free. Contact Jared Thomas, 518-695-4325,
[email protected], or John Deyoe, 518-587-1755, [email protected].
GHOST CARAVAN REGISTERING GUESTS FOR TOUR OF THURMAN SITES; Thurmantation Association (TSA), announces that registration is now open for participation in its August7th Historical Hauntings of Thurman Ghost Tour: A Journey through Time ($20). This ghostaravan will meet at Thurman town hall and wend its way to four sites in that town where paranormalctivity has been experienced and recorded by Sally Feihel of Adirondack Spectral Investigations.
Feihel, who organized her group to provide free help to property owners who seek explanations for
therwise inexplicable happenings in their homes, will lead a morning and afternoon tour that day.The morning group will assemble at 10 a.m. at Thurman town hall, and guests will follow Feihel inheir own vehicles to four sites where they will hear about the investigat ions conducted there and bencouraged to open themselves up to the sensation of lingering presences. Ride sharing is encouraged,ue to limited parking space at sites. The afternoon group is asked to arrive at town hall by noon,nd from noon to 2 p.m. both groups will be served light refreshments and see a demonstration of thevidence-collecting equipment used by Feihel and view some of the recordings taken at area sites.
The afternoon tour will caravan out at 2 p.m., returning at 4. Feihel encourages those interested toign up early, and will offer a discounted fee of $15 for those registering at Thurman Stationhowcase on July 27 (1883 Stony Creek Road, Thurman, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) or a discount of $3
o those signing up in July at Thurman Monday Night Concerts in the Park, 7-9 p.m., at VeteransMemorial Field, 311 Athol Rd., Athol (ask about tickets at the concession stand). Openings areimited / first come, first served basis. Thurman Station Association is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofitrganization. The Historical Hauntings Tour will raise funds to further its work in improving theconomic climate in the region surrounding Thurman Station.
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FARMERS MARKET OPEN- The Fair Haven Farmers Mar-ket is open Fridays 3-6 pm South end of Park Green by parkinglot. A variety of produce, meats, cheese, honey, maple and more.Information and Vendors contact Greg Cox of Boardman HillFarm and VFM BOD at [email protected] or 802-638-4606.Farm to Family coupons will be accepted here and EBT/ Debitcapability is in the works.
ATTENTION SWIMMERS! Rensselaer Countys Troy SeniorService Center, 19 Third Street Swimming is probably thebest exercise you will ever do for yourself and it is FUN. Joinus at the Lansingburg Boys & Girls club and enjoy the heatedpool and the wonderful company. Summer hours are: July -7:30 - 8:30, August 7 & 14 - 7:30 - 8:30, August 21 - 9:00 -10:00. Call the Center at 518-270-5348 for information.
WINE AND FOOD TASTING. The Schuylerville Lions Clubwill be hosting its 7th Annual Wine and Food Tasting on July27 at the Schuyler Yacht Basin. This event features local restaurantsand food venders hosting booths offering tasty samples of theirfare paired with booths offering samples of wines available fromthe areas major wine distributors and local wineries. Event kicksoff at 4 PM and will run continuously until 7PM. Tickets are$20.00 each, available at the gate as well as from members of theLions Club, and various businesses in the village. You must be 21years of age to attend. No children admitted. The Schuyler YachtBasin is located on Route 29, next to the bridge crossing the HudsonRiver going east. This event is a major fundraiser for our localJourney for Sight campaign. We are blessed by the support ofour local restaurateurs and wine merchants in this effort and arehoping the public will expand its support of this fun and rewardingevent. More info: at 518-695-6928.
CHICKEN BBQ, July 27th- The South Cambridge Church willbe holding a take-out only Chicken BBQ at the Pleasant ValleyGrange Hall at the intersection of Rt. 59 and Rt. 74, which willstart at 4 p.m. until all sold. There will be 125 dinners available.
THE BROCKWAY ANNUAL FAMILY REUNION will be atFish Creek Rod and Gun Club on route 32 south of Victory onSUNDAY 28 July starting at 12 noon.Info @ 518-260-9933.
BBQ DINNER JULY 27 4pm til 8pm at Fort Ann Volunteer FitreCompany 11289 Route 149 in Fort Ann. $10 for dinner; all pro-ceeds benefit the Fire Company. Cow pie bingo! Tickets: 518-361-9444.
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CHICKEN BBQ- Ashlar Masonic Lodge in Greenwich is trying some-hing new this year. Take out chicken barbeque from Giffys Barbecue in
Clifton Parkevery Sunday until the fair at the lodge rooms on Rt. 40North in Greenwich. Serving from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. or until soldout. Menu includes 1/2 chicken, baked potato, cole slaw, rolls & butter.Price $10.00.
THE FLAMINGOES ARE BACK! A FUN FUND RAISER!Residents of Washington County and the surrounding area should keepheir eyes open for a wayward flock of pink flamingoes that just might
show up on a front lawn in your neighborhood! The flamingoes are on themove to benefit the Haynes House of Hope, a comfort care home for theerminally ill in Granville. If you wake up to find the flock resting in front
of your house, the only way to make them leave is to make a $25 donationo Haynes House. For this donation, you get to decide where the flock willand next. Its all in good fun and for a good cause. To arrange for a flocking,
call Haynes House at 518-642-8155. The flock is willing to travel throughouthe area, so lawns far and wide can be visited by the fabulous flamingoes.
The Haynes House of Hope, located at 7187 State Route 140 in Granville,serves the terminally ill and their families. The residents stay and care areprovided free of charge. Since Haynes House receives no funding fromnsurance or government agencies, it is totally dependent on fundraising
events, donations, grants, and the generosity of the community to fulfill itsmission. More information is available at www.thehayneshouseofhope.comor by calling 518-642-8155.
JOIN US FOR AL FRESCO! The Salem Courthouse Community Centers putting the finishing touches on the enjoyable Al Fresco Weekend which
will take place on July 27 and 28. Tickets are still available, but guests areencouraged to contact the CCC soon to reserve them. The Al FrescoWeekend is a true celebration of our agricultural heritage and the food issourced from local growers and producers. Both the dinner and the brunchoffer live entertainment and special features. There will be an extensivesilent auction for the dinner offering art, crafts, furnishings, diningexperiences and much more. The brunch offers an antique and craft markethat will be open to the public from 11 am until 2 pm. Info regarding ticket
pricing and the menus, please visit the website at salemcourthouse.org.The Al Fresco Weekend is the major fundraiser for CCC and the publicssupport is much appreciated.
CLAM STEAM- THE FISH CREEK ROD AND GUN CLUB ANNUAL CLAM STEAMFOR 2013 WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 10 AUGUST 2013 FROM 12 NOON THRU9PM AT THE CLUB HOUSE ON ROUTE 32 SOUTH OF VICTORY TICKETS $40.00 FullSteam ticket or $30.00 Chicken Ticket For Tickets or Informat ion CONTACT TOM: 491-8194OR 507-6308 OR CLUB HOUSE 695-3917 TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED BY 4 AU-GUST 2013
PATSY CLINE CONCERT Join us at the Rensselaer Countys Troy Senior Center, 19 ThirdSt., Troy, for a Patsy Cline Concert with Courtney Shane on Tuesday, August 7. The concertwill begin at 11:00 am. in the dining room. At noon, enjoy a wonderful dinner of Chicken BreastW/Fricassee Sauce. You must have reservations for lunch to attend the show. The cost for
dinner for seniors 60 years of age or older is a suggested contribution of $2.50. To sign up, callthe Center at 270-5349.
SEE YOU AT THE FINISH LINE! SPECIAL DINNER.The Rensselaer Countys Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street will hold its monthly specialdinner, See You at the Finish Line on Friday, August 16. Come to the races right in our owndining room. We will be giving out prizes for all nine races. Bob Treffiletti will entertain usbeginning at 11:00 am. The noon menu will be Baked Meatloaf W/Gravy, escalloped potatoes,California blend vegetables, and ice cream for dessert. Our wonderful complete lunch is availableto all seniors age 60 and older for a suggested contribution of $2.75. Call 270-5349 to make yourreservations.
MUSIC FROM SALEM- Opera its not all ladies screaming in horned helmets and armoredbreastplates, you know. Or do you? Opera can be wildly funny, charming, and gorgeouslyhuman too. On Sunday July 28 at 2pm, in anticipation of Hubbard Hall Opera Theaters Augustproduction of The Barber of Seville, Music from Salem gives us Peter Subers and MarkBuckholtz, who will lead us in a musical discussion of Rossinis great and hilarious work that isone of the worlds most beloved operas. Special guests singers from the Hubbard Hall OperaTheater! No musical background necessary, just come and enjoy. The July 28 Listening Club willtake place at 2:00pm at historic Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, NY. Cost is $10. Pay at door, ormake reservations at www.hubbardhall.org or 518-677-2495
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RE: ORAL HISTORY PROJECT The Warren County HistoricalSociety will be conducting oral history interviews during the RuralHeritage Festival and Youth Fair at the Warren County Fairgroundsin Warrensburg, NY on August 10th. The Warren CountyHistorical Society is searching for individuals who would like toparticipate and are specifically interest in talking with individualswho have some knowledge in three specific areas: World War II Memories: We are looking for individuals whohave memories of The Home Front during WWII (1941-45). Doyou remember Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the election of 1944, andFDRs death? Also do you remember V-E Day and V-J Day,rationing, victory gardens, movies, songs, etc.? Fairs in Warren County: We are interested in talking withindividuals who remember the various County Fairs inWarrensburg and perhaps other locations through the 1960s. Churches: We are looking for individuals who have an interestin the importance of churches in the development of a community.It would be especially interesting to learn why a particularcongregation formed in a particular community, and what influencethe people of the church had on the community, and the role ofthe church in creating a gathering place for people to meet forsocial events. If you are interested in participating in theseinterviews, you can call the Warren County Historical Societybefore August 10th (518-743-0734) to make arrangements to beinterviewed.
THE FRIENDS OF THE GREENWICH LIBRARYSBOOMERANG BOOK STORE in the Basement will be openThursday, August 1st, from 4:00 until 7:30, for a sale unl ike anyother. This First Thursday, bring your shopping bags, youranvas totes and your empty boxes, because the Friends are having
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VALLEY FALLS UMC- Everyone is invited to worship at theValley Falls United Methodist Church at 16 State Street eachSunday morning at 9:00. The service, led by Pastor G. EwartMorris, is followed by a coffee hour. Children participate in theirst part of the church service and then are invited to attendhurch school. The choir practices on Thursday evenings. If you
an sing and read music, you are invited to join. Prayer shawlministry meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at7:00 p.m. All who knit or crochet or would like to learn - arewelcome. The church is handicapped accessible and has anassistive listening system. All are welcome! Call 753-4848 orheck out our web site at www.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com.for
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OLD FASHION COUNTRY AUCTION: Warren County
Historical Society has secured the services of auctioneerextraordinaire Martin Seelye to hold an old fashioned country
auction at the second annual Rural Heritage Festival & YouthFair, to be held on Saturday, August 10 at the Warren County
Fairgrounds in Warrensburg. The society is looking for donationsof such items as: antique farm & garden tools; period kitchen &
glassware; small farm machinery, old toys and games; postcardsand photographs; period and regional craft work, to include old
lacework and linens, braided and woven rugs, quilts; traditionalAdirondack work such as baskets, furniture, lampshades, and
quilling; old baskets, fishing gear & flies, etc. If you would like tosupport the historical society by contributing items for the raffle,
the office will be open to accept donations on Thursday, July
25th from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm; on Saturday, July 27th from 9:00am to noon, or by appointment. Warren County Historical Societyis located at 195 Sunnyside Road, (at Oneida Corners) in
Queensbury. For more info: 518- 743-0734.
23RD ANNUAL MILLION DOLLAR DUCK RACE. The 23rdAnnual Million Dollar Duck Race is July 27. You can buy a duck
for $5 and watch it race through Haviland Cove to the finish line.The fastest little duckie will win $2100 and if it is one of the pre-
selected million-dollar ducks, the lucky ticket holder wins onemillion! In addition to the grand prize, other ducks that place can
win more cash prizes and other great prizes for their lucky ticketholders. If you can't make the date, prizes are still awarded to
absentees. The Annual Million Dollar Duck Race is sponsored bythe Glens Falls Kiwanis Club each year and raises funds for
participating non-profits. The Kiwanis Club is a global volunteerorganization that aims to better the world, one child and one
community at a time. The Glens Falls Kiwanis Club holds
meetings which are open to all every Wednesday at the QueensburyHotel. Meetings begin at 12:10pm and end no later than 1:30pm.Ticket Information: Tickets can be purchased through July 25
from Kiwanis members and Warren Tire on Warren Street andSprinkles on Quaker Road. They also will be available on race day
at Havilands Cove on July 27th starting at 10:30 am.
THE TROY SENIOR CENTER located at 19 Third St. Troyinvites you to join us for one of our many up beat and fun exerciseclasses. The Troy Senior Center offers programs, services, infor-mation, and assistance to Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 plus.No membership fees to join and we are open Monday throughFriday from 8:30-3:00 Aerobics: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri-days at 9:15 Exercise with Ellio: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-days at 12:30 in our fully equipped Gym: Weights, treadmill, ellip-tical, and much more stop by for a tour! Off site programs: Bowl-ing Uncle Sam Lanes Mondays at 12:30 Aqua Aerobics Lansing-burgh Boys and Girls club Wednesdays at 9:00
AUCTION ITEMS SOUGHT- The Warren County HistoricalSociety is looking for donated items to be auctioned Saturday,August 10th at the Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair. Items ofspecial interest are: antique farm & garden tools, period kitchen &glassware, small farm machinery, old toys and games, postcardsand photographs; period and regional craft work such as laceworkand table linens, silhouettes, quilling; baskets, fishing gear, etc.Monies raised from the auction will benefit the Warren CountyHistorical Society. Please contact the Historical Society at 518-
743-0734 if you would like to make a contribution to the auction.
MAIN STREET VENDOR SPACES ARE AVAILABLE FORRENT FOR POULTNEYS OCTOBER TOWN WIDE YARDSALE THEY ARE FIRST-COME, FIRST SERVE. Yard saledate is Saturday October 12th. Sign up soon for your MainStreet spaceYard sale events are open from 9 a.m. through 4 p.m.- rain or shine! To select and rent a vendor space, call Mary LeeHarris, (802)-287-4114 at Stitchy Women or stop by the shop at144 Main Street Wednesday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. Throughout the day during these events, many businesses,organizations and house sites throughout virtually every streetand roadway in the community offer goods and wares for sale toeager shoppers. Town Wide Yard Sale Day is always a day of funin which great deals, interesting merchandise, food selections and
bargains of all sorts can be found. It is also a great day to walk thestreets and visit with friends, longtime ones as well as new ones.Remember - dont dally and call Mary Lee at Stitchy Womensoon to rent your vendor space. Call (802) 287-4114. PoultneyArea Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is a non-profit organization ofbusinesses whose mission is to work together to strengthenPoultneys economic community. Their email address is:[email protected] For more information about PoultneyArea Chamber of Commerce, one may reach the Chamber bytelephone at (802)287-2010. (Information submitted by: JaniceB. Edwards Poultney, Vermont, freelance writer.)
MUSIC FROM SALEM FREE OPEN REHEARSAL AUGUST1, at 4 p.m. at the Brown Farm, 154 Priest Road in Salem NY. TheOpen Rehearsal offers a chance to observe the process of shapingthe upcoming weekend Hubbard Hall concert Four Hands,Luminous Work, featuring chamber music by Chausson, Clarke,and works for piano four-hands. Informal, free and open to thepublic. Dont miss this rare and interesting opportunity! Fordirections: 518.854.7246. Music from Salem is a chamber musicseries that brings together musicians of international reputation
to prepare and perform chamber music, as well as to leadeducational workshops and seminars, in the peace and beauty ofrural Washington County, New York. For more information on allour offerings, please visit www.musicfromsalem.org. AND, Musicfrom Salem Free Childrens Workshop August 1, 1pm at theSalem Courthouse (58 E. Broadway, Salem NY). This is a livelyintroduction to music-making and listening for children, led byMfS Artistic Directors and visiting musicians. This workshop ispart of the Lunch, Learn & Play program for grades K-6. Free.
WANTED Metals Steel, Aluminum, Copper, etc. AmericanLegion Fundraiser A container for recycling metals is located inthe parking lot of the American Legion, 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville.Your support in this fundraising project is greatly appreciated.
WE ARE KICKING OFF THE 194TH GREAT
SCHAGHTICOKE FAIR WITH THE THEME OF WHOSYOUR SOUPER HERO? The Schaghticoke Fair opensWednesday, August 28th and runs through Monday, September2nd, Labor Day Weekend with free shows, free entertainment andots of tasty fair food. The largest fair in the area is bringing
exciting acts, like Elephant Encounter, an up close and personalexperience with the worlds largest land animals, Galaxy Girl, theworlds highest aerial thrill show and the U.S. Freestyle MotocrossChampionship Series that introduces extreme sport entertainment.Back by popular demand Gary the Silent Clown, Buffalo Barfield,Michael Blaine, master hypnotist and Dragon Scales and FaerieTales, a theatrical experience delightful for all ages. Introducingnew this year, The Enchanted Wagon an interactive strolling actwhich will be sure to capture your heart.On the Todays Options free stage in the park, Rising Stars TalentCompetition, Sage City Six, a Dixieland Band, Hooville Homebrew,a Funk Fun Band, National Country Rock Artist J. Collins , DrewPolsun and the Fascinations, the ultimate Elvis tribute show,Joey Pucci and the American Longboards performing drum drivensurf music, Hotel California, the original tribute band to the Eagles,Country Rocker Carmine Dio, Nashville Country Artist Chris
Janson, and Capital Regions Rising Country Star ChelseaCavanaugh.At the grandstand watch Pickup Truck, Farm Tractor and theNYTPA Tractor Pulls. Double M Rodeo will be performingSaturday afternoon and featuring for the first time back to backdemolition derbies produced by Stoney Roberts. Sunday nightwill feature a specialty heat and on Monday will be the everpopular demolition derbies that will be sure to thrill the fans inhe grandstand. Saturday night special, Fireworks by Alonzos,
sponsored by Quick Response Restoration.Did someone say fair food? Can you smell the hot sausage withpeppers and onions? Can you already taste the fried dough, cottoncandy and homemade fudge? We are introducing new food vendorshis year to the fairgrounds, so make sure you stop on by and
sample some of the best tasting fair food around.On Wednesday, August 21st at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds,he Schaghticoke Fair will be partnering with the Regional Food
Bank of Northeastern New York to collect non-perishable foodtems to help kick off the fair wide theme of Whos Your Souper
Hero? For each can donated, a $1.00 voucher will be given to beused towards admission only on Friday, August 30th. More
nformation and details will be announced. Also on Friday, August30th, special contests will be going on throughout the day topromote Whos Your Souper Hero? So, get your costumes readyfor a great day of fun.Advance sale tickets available at PriceChopper thru midnight, August 27th. For more information, visithe fair website at www.schaghticokefai r.org. See you at the fair!
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Church on Route 30 in West Hebron. Choir practise is at 7pm Wednesday nights at the church ormanse. Please call Pastor Laura Mitchell for more info: 518-854-3729.
FIRST TIME JOB TRAINING- The Warren County Historical Society and Cornell Cooperative
Extension of Warren County will be hosting the Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair on August10th from 9am to 5pm at the Warren County Fairgrounds on Schroon River Road in Warrensburg,
NY. The youth component of the Rural Heritage Festival has formally been run as the WarrenCounty Youth Fair for over 43 years. An important educational component at the Warren County
Fair has been the Fair Superintendent Program for youth 11 years of age and not older than 18. Themajor objectives of this unique program is to provide a meaningful job experience for youth which
legitimately meets the prior job experience required by many employers, and to develop in youthattributes which are important to employers and to the success of the employee on the job. Specific
attributes addressed include: positive attitudes in the areas of initiative and responsibility, publicspeaking/communication, and knowledge of work place ethics. The Fair Superintendent Program is
sponsored by the Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development Program. FairSuperintendents help set-up, operate and take down the Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair over
a period of 4 days (August 7-10). Each Fair Superintendent will be selected through an interviewprocess which will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd from 3:00pm 6pm. There will also be a
Superintendent Training on Thursday, July 26th from 3:00pm 6:30pm please contact the CCEoffice to schedule your interview. The youth are given written evaluations and recognized for their
services through the fairs ribbons & premium process. Parents and youth interested in thisopportunity can contact Cornell Cooperative Extension Education Center of Warren County (623-
3291 or 668-4881).
THE WILD, WILD WEST PARTY FOR A CAUSE Benefit CCEs 4H Training & EducationCenter Thursday, August 1, 2013 7:00 pm Start Time Vapor Nightclub, Saratoga Casino &
Raceway, Jefferson Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 CCE Equine presents a fun evening ofcountry western music, line dancing and karaoke. Entertainment by radio station WGNA. This is
the second year we have received the Party For A Cause grant from the Saratoga Casino andRaceway. More details to follow. If you are interested in being a sponsor, please contact either
Jennifer Stevens, [email protected] Sharon T. LaPier, [email protected] phone the office at(518) 885-8995.
FESTIVAL OF TREES. Rensselaer Countys Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road,
Start thinking about how to decoratea 2 to 5 foot, Christmas Tree for the Festival of Trees in Miniature at the Everett Wagar Senior
Center in Grafton. Trees will be displayed from Sunday, November 24 thru Sunday, December 22,2013, trees may be traditional or completely original, no taller than five feet and should be in place
by November 23, 2013. Local businesses, organizations and individual community members areinvited to participate, prizes will be awarded. Categories for prizes will be; Business or Organization,
Adult Group, Adult Individual, Child Group, Child Individual, Most Original, and Best Traditional.If you are interested in displaying a tree please call Donna Walker at 518-279-3275 or the Senior
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4-H BASIC ARCHERY PROGRAM & FUN SHOOT. Warren County 4-H Shooting Sportsprogram will be conducting a 4-H archery program on Saturday, July 27 at Dunhams Bay Fish &
Game Club. Children 8 years and older will learn all fundamental safety steps for handling a bow.Bows, arrows, tabs, arm guards, and targets will be provided by 4-H for this event. From 10:30AM-
4:30PM. After the instructional program there wi ll be a fun shoot. Participants in the fun shoot willshoot for a score, but all participants will win an outdoor related prize. The fun shoot will run from
3:30PM-4:15PM. As with all NYS 4-H Shooting Sports programs, Warren County instructors areeither State or nationally certified in their area of discipline. Safety is always the primary focus of
the program. The fee for the program is $5 for current 4-H members, and $10 for non-members(which includes a required 1 year membership in 4-H). Pre-registration is required by calling 518-
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AL FRESCO BRUNCH OFFERS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
@ The Salem Courthouse Community Center Sunday, July 28th which will take place on the side
lawn of the complex located at 58 East Broadway. This enjoyable event will once again featurelocally sourced food prepared by area chefs, including: frittata with roasted summer vegetables and
fresh herbs from Dish Bistro in Greenwich; Grand Marnier French toast with smoked sausagesfrom Boneyard BBQ in Greenwich; smoked pulled pork sliders with jalapeo slaw from Lakes to
Locks in Crown Point; sweet and sour meatballs from the Salem Tavern; summer Greek salad fromGreenwich House of Pizza; homemade New England clam chowder from the Central House in
Salem; and strawberry ice cream from the Battenkill Creamery with Steiningers fudge sauc
