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lace’s Family Vacation Resort attended 71 72 62 traltown School District, an unprecedented the planning board meeting Tuesnumber of candidates have lined up day.

49for four51 52 available seats on the school

Pollace’s announced in March that began negotiations to sell Montreal Terms will end for Dr. Peter Byrne, 63/46 the business.

The proposed new use, Massena Gary Warner and Dennis Burke.

The a religious camp for special needs chil61/48 Plattsburgh Bancroft fourth seat will be to fill Dean Pectal’s 62/45 to the planning 61/42 Ogdensburg dren, was presented Maloneterm. Pectal stepped down unexpired 60/46 board in March by applicant Jacob Bar59/44 Peterborough Potsdam last year citing employment reasons, Kingston Horin.

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impact on the hotel’s septic system. how the proposed overnight occupancy ert Conti, Dale Handel, Brock Juusola, principal before becoming superinProject engineer Darrin Elsom said of 214 guests would not cause an impact.

Robert Poelstra, Nicole Maggio, Steve tendent. the new use would not cause problems.

“I don’t see where there’s not going to Scores of parents, students, alumni LaFever, Claudia Zucker, Bernadette “There will be no substantial increase be an impact in traffic and on the septic,” Gavin-Palmieri and Todd Hilgendorff. and faculty filled the high school audiin traffic because the children and coun- he said. selors will be bused in,” he said. “There Correspondence from neighbors datwill not be an increase in ambient noise ed May 8 also outlined these concerns.

I think greatwasthat we have“In anspeaking active community that level because theit’s property operating with former employas a resort. The camp will comply ees of Pollace’s Resort, the total weekly wants towith be involved. the town’s noise ordinance.” guests averaged between 80-100 during Laura Giarrusso,the History teacher In consultation with — Code Enforceeight-ten weeks of the summer seament Officer Elliot Fishman, Elsom son,” according to one letter. “Currently, found no history of violations or com- during the summer months the smell of plaints regarding the property’s septic raw sewage is apparent onfor many days torium March 28 looking answers The large turnout of school board system. youthe walk or drive past Pollace’s Refrom board of education. hopefuls comes weeks after the district as Many in the community parted waysNick withCorrado former SuperintenResident did not see sort, especially on the souththought side of the dent Anthony Taibi, who served at the board pressured Taibi to step down. school for 12 years, first as high school Taibi denied that he was forced out.

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“The decision to leave Cairo-DurThe neighbors urged the planning ham is my decision,” Taibi said at the board to complete an inspection before meeting. “I’m doing what is best for my taking action on the project. family and myself. This is a choice that “The Landon Avenue residents are I made forimpacted myself.” for 10 weeks of the currently When asked if the board did nottrafinsummer with increases in both road tend to renew Taibi’s contract, Presific, motor and pedestrian, and noise,” dent Stephen Brandow declined to according to the letter states.

“What respond, except to say that contract will be the impact when the number negotiations are a personnel matter.beof guests is doubled and the resort The board also felt the heat for the comes year round?” removal of Spanish teacher Lori Miner Resident Joseph Kozloski echoed simas the National Honor Society adviser, ilar remarks. a position she held for 21 years.

See RESORT A8 The Cairo-Durham Teachers Association’s Political Action Committee See STAKES A8

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Seattle is acquiring more —of Justhome three sales months after their experience on the film festival cir- that.”

55/31 66/52 theHUNTER number Montreal 63/46 cuit.

A highlight of the event will be a Peacock hopes the community will Billingsalong than 1,100 acres the departure of Mountain Jam, Hunter 72/54 that closed in the first quarToronto “We were hoping for more networkmeet-and-greet with “Orange Is the Minneapolis come out for a night or day of fun to meet 61/50verge of introducing a new kind is on the the Hudson for wildlife80/51 terDetroit of this New year York declined from 74/60 70/57 ing opportunities and press,” Peacock New Black” star Hunter Emery, which is the stars, she said. of festival to the area.

161 in 2018 to 137 this year, a preservation Washington San Francisco said.

“Trevor and Tatum thought, how scheduled for 3 p.m. on Saturday.

Chicago Movies The opening ceremony kicks off 76/61 in the Mountains, Hunter’s 60/53 drop of 14.9%. The median Denver PAGE A3 80/52inaugural 82/53 fun would it be to put on our own?”

Emery, who plays guard Rick Hopper Thursday at 6 p.m. with entertainment film festival, will make its deKansas City sale price held fairly steady at Los Angeles 88/67 67/54 Hunter is a special place for the Peaon the prison drama, is being honored by comic Gabby Bryan.

The film for the but Thursday through Satur$250,000 this and yearrun compared cocks. with this year’s Rising Star Award, for his Atlanta evening will be the acclaimed “A Bread day.

Films from across the country will to $246,212 last year, an in83/66 “I grew up in Hunter,” Peacock said. exceptional growth in the entertainment Factory: Part 1,” about two women (Tyne be screened at the Doctorow Center for crease of 1.5%.

El Paso 95/66 Houston the Arts and the Orpheum Film and Per“My family lives here.

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“I auditioned a few times for the show an arts space where they host movies, Michele Peacock said. like Columbia County tend Honolulu Fairbanks Shown are noon positions 87/74 Peacock hopes to bring a unique exand never got anywhere,” Emery said. plays, dance, exhibits and artists. “Bread “We are all about being inclusive,” she 71/48 to fluctuate than in bigof weathermore systems and Hilo Anchorage precipitation.

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“It’s important for patrons to know 84/68 Pruning rose bushes can ger markets because a few 54/42 Juneau bands are highs for the day.

61/44 “This will be a new experience for per came up.

I was nervous because the at the Orpheum Theatre at 2 p.m. it’s not just for fi lmmakers but for people changes can have a big impact intimidate the most -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 100s 110s them,” she said. “Nothing like this has character felt really right for me.”

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He expects the experienced “Long Shot” agardener, comedy everYork beenState done Association at Hunter Mountain.”

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open from 1-9 p.m. in the mid- forefront of his mind. Ensurdle school cafeteria. The can- ing all students receive the didates appear in this article in best education while being the order they will appear on fiscally responsible to the taxOn the the web web On the ballot. payers are his main concerns. www.HudsonValley360.com Name: Dennis Burke Burke and his wife have two Occupation: Verizon em- children, Ethan and Andrew. ployee Name: Robert Conti Education: Master’s degree Robert Conti is seeking his in cybersecurity from Utica first term on the board.

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CatskillDailyMail/ day. seeking his third term on the tain region for 24 years, where The terms held by Dr. Pe- board. he’s worked as a carpenter, ter Byrne, Dennis Burke and Burke is proud of the deci- chef, part-time for the town Gary Warner expire in 2022. sions he has made during his of Durham as a data collector The term held by Robert Mac- six years on the board and and for a local luthier restorSARAH TRAFTON/COLUMBIA-GREENE MEDIA Giffert, who is completing plans to continue to keep the ing, repairing and building Greene Countyunexpired Treasurer Peter and Ann Gibbons, of Catskill plantinginstruments. pinwheels for Child Dean Pectal’s term, Markou students, stakeholders and stringed Abuse Prevention Monthwill on Tuesday. expires in 2020. Polls be taxpayers’ best interest in the Conti has three children.

CATSKILL — Bright flashes Dalesilver Handel of Name: blue and reflect in 52 theAge: sunlight, as dozens of Occupation: pinwheels blowResort in theowner breeze Cairo-Durham —Education: a colorful display to honor High School young lives tainted by vioDale lence. Handel is seeking his first term on theHealth board.AssociaThe Mental “If elected, I would do my tion of Columbia and Greene best to listen to all Pinwheel involved Counties has hosted and bringinthem together for Gardens observance of Nathe better of Prevention the entire tional Childgood Abuse Cairo-Durham community,” Month for the past three years.

Handel said.

“I feel thattook all The Greene County event groups of people should be place from 1-2 p.m.

Tuesday able to express their thoughts outside of the Greene County to theBuilding schoolat board and Office 411 Main St. should be heard.County I do not feel The Columbia event that job from of the2-5 board to tookthe place p.m.is on micromanage faculty Monday in 7ththe Street Park or in Hudson. administration.”

“The pinwheel is a symbol of hope, safety, health and most importantly, happiness,” saidhas Sherri of the Handel fourLaw, children, Mental Health Association’s Morgan, Ethan, Connor and REACH Center.

Wyatt.

“It stands forJuusola the carefree Name: Brock childhood Age: 41 we want for all children and is Civil a callengineer to neighOccupation: bors, community members Education: University of and leaders to play a role in Minnesota protecting and nurturing Brock Juusola is seeking our his citizens.

It symbolfiyoungest rst term on the board. izes effortsmember, to change the “Asour a BOE I will way our community thinks work tirelessly to promote about child abuseand prevenstability, leadership owntion,” according a stateership within thetoadminisment from the Child Advotration,” Juusola said. “As an cacy Center ofengineer Columbia and experienced and a GreeneI’m Counties in Hudson. father, determined to deAnnsolutions Gibbons,that of Catskill, velop provide was best intrigued by the event the education possible See VICTIMS A8 See CANDIDATES

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The U.S. Supre­me Court building in Washi­ngton, on April 4, 2019. Abortion rights are at risk at the Supreme Court, but the short-term threat may not come from extreme laws like the one passed by Alabama lawmakers on May 14. The court controls its own docket, and it may choose to hear other cases that chip away at abortion rights instead of overturning Roe v. Wade outright by ruling on the new law in Alabama.

able outside the womb, usually about 24 weeks.

Since the Supreme Court controls its own docket, it can simply deny review after lower courts strike down laws squarely at odds with Roe. To be sure, recent changes on the court have given opponents of abortion rights fresh hope for a wholesale reconsideration of Roe. Justice Anthony Kennedy, who retired last year, had been a cautious supporter of abortion rights and was an author of the key opinion in 1992 in Planned Parenthood v.

Casey, which both reaffirmed and modified the core of Roe, announcing that states may not impose “undue burdens” on abortion rights.

Kennedy has been replaced

by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, whose limited record as an appeals court judge suggests that he will be more skeptical about the right to abortion. But Kavanaugh has also exhibited some caution in his first months on

the court, and he may not be eager for an immediate confrontation with the basic issue when intermediate steps are available.

But there are three members of the court — Justice Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch — who seem less patient. It takes only four votes to add a case to the court’s docket, meaning that either Roberts or Kavanaugh could force the court to confront the ultimate question of the fate of a constitutional right to abortion when a case concerning the Alabama law or a similar one reaches the court.

Melissa Murray, a law professor at New York University, said much will turn on Roberts, who may have conflicting impulses.

“Recent departures and appointments, coupled with an increasing skepticism of established precedents, suggests the Supreme Court is more amenable than ever to overrul-

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WASHINGTON — Abortion rights are at risk at the Supreme Court, but the short-term threat may not come from extreme laws like the one passed

by Alabama lawmakers Tuesday.

The court led by Chief Justice John Roberts is more likely to chip away at the constitutional right to abortion established in 1973 in Roe v. Wade than to overturn it outright. It will have plenty of opportunities to do so.

As soon as Monday, the court could announce whether it will hear challenges to three different provisions of Indiana abortion laws. It will in the coming months almost certainly agree to hear a challenge to a Louisiana law that could reduce the number of abortion clinics in the state to one.

The Alabama law is a different kind of law, one that squarely conflicts with Roe. It would ban almost all abortions in the state, without exceptions for rape and incest, and subject abortion providers to harsh criminal penalties, but the Roberts court tends toward incrementalism, and is not likely to want to take on a direct confrontation with that precedent.

Nor in all likelihood will it have to.

Lower courts will almost certainly strike down the Alabama statute and other direct bans on abortion, like the ones that ban the procedure after doctors can detect what the measures call a “fetal heartbeat,” which happens at around six weeks of pregnancy. The lower courts will have little choice, as controlling Supreme Court precedents prohibit outright bans on abortion until the fetus is vi-

ing Roe,” she said. “The recent spate of restrictive abortion regulations reflects this new reality.”

“These laws are an obvious provocation — a clear attempt to take the question of Roe’s continued viability straight to the court,” Murray said. “The real question is whether Chief Justice Roberts’ interest in preserving the court’s institutional legitimacy will outweigh the conservative interest in legislating abortion out of existence.”

The court’s liberal justices certainly seem nervous. On Monday, in a case overruling a precedent in a different area of the law, Justice Stephen Breyer’s dissent chastised the majority for acting rashly. Repeatedly citing the Casey decision, Breyer said he feared for the future.

“Today’s decision can only cause one to wonder which cases the court will overrule next,” he wrote.

Richard W. Garnett, a law professor at Notre Dame, said the constitutional confrontation over the right to abortion sought by the sponsors of the Alabama law was unlikely to come to pass.

“It appears that the proposal’s supporters intend to create an opportunity for the current court to revisit its decisions creating that right,” he said. “However, it is not clear that the current justices who have expressed doubts about the correctness of decisions like Roe and Casey will want to take up a case that squarely presents the question whether these decisions should be overruled.

Instead, they might well prefer to first consider less sweeping abortion regulations and to uphold them even under the current doctrine.”

BEIRUT — The State Department ordered all “non-emergency U.S. government employees” to leave Iraq on Wednesday amid soaring tensions with Iran, which backs proxy forces there.

It said in a statement that the announcement affects both the U.S. Embassy in the capital, Baghdad, and a consulate in the northern city of Irbil.

“Normal visa services at both posts will be temporarily suspended,” the department said.

“The U.S. government has limited ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in Iraq.”

The Trump administration has accused Iran of supporting “imminent attacks” on U.S. personnel in the region, but provided neither details nor evidence.

Instead it has used a burst of diplomacy and briefings to try to win support for an increasingly aggressive stance against Tehran.

Officials have spotlighted recent U.S. decisions to deploy an aircraft carrier, strategic bombers and other military assets to reinforce troops across the Middle East. They have also told reporters that further military action is on the table.

But allies have publicly expressed caution, challenging claims of a rising threat level and, in some cases, distancing military assets from those that Washington has framed as being under threat.

European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said

Monday that Europe wanted to avoid “escalation on the military side” after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo crashed a summit in Brussels in an attempt to bring foreign ministers there on board. Playing off Pompeo’s comments regarding “maximum pressure,” Mogherini called instead for “maximum restraint.”

Another Western diplomat said they had yet to see “anything convincing” in intelligence terms. The diplomat was not authorized to discuss the issue with the media and spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Iran has long supported a network of proxy forces across the Middle East, backing militias in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen as part of a broader struggle for influence. President Donald Trump campaigned on a platform of rolling back that influence, and his national security adviser, John Bolton, is a longtime advocate of boxing Tehran into a corner.

Tehran has described growing pressure from Washington as “psychological warfare” aimed at regime change. Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, used his Twitter account Tuesday to warn against further escalation.

“We don’t seek a war, nor do they,” he said. “They know a war wouldn’t be beneficial for them.”

As tensions rose this week, several U.S. allies appeared to distance themselves from U.S. missions in the region. On Tuesday it was Spain, announcing

that it had pulled a frigate from a U.S.-led naval group that is headed for the Persian Gulf.

On Wednesday, both Germany and the Netherlands said that they had suspended participation in a training mission for Iraqi troops. They cited increased friction between the United States and Iran, although officials said there was no concrete threat against their troops.

Iran, which is led by Shiite Muslim clerics, commands significant influence among certain political and military quarters in Iraq, backing clerics and politicians as well as some of the Shiite militias the United States once openly fought. More recently, the two have formed part of an uneasy alliance in Iraq in the fight against the Islamic State.

The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is among Washington’s largest outposts in the world. It was unclear Wednesday how many personnel would be leaving, or when they would return.

The United States also has about 5,000 military personnel stationed in Iraq, after yearslong battles to defeat Islamist militants there. With the Islamic

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State officially defeated, there have been growing calls among Iraqi lawmakers for U.S. troops to depart.

There are few indications, however, that such a decision is likely to come down in the near future, and the U.S.-led coalition continues to lead airstrikes and ground operations against Islamic State holdouts, particularly north of Baghdad.

The State Department’s order for the withdrawal of nonemergency personnel from U.S. Embassy and consular facilities came days after it warned American citizens not to travel to Iraq.

Birnbaum reported from Brussels. The Washington Post’s Rick Noack in Berlin contributed to this report.

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n Coxsackie-Athens BOE 6:15 p.m.

High School Library, 24 Sunset Blvd., Coxsackie n Coxsackie Village Planning Board 7 p.m. at Village Hall, 119 Mansion St., Coxsackie n Windham-Ashland-Jewett CSD Board of Education 7 p.m. in the School Library, 5411 Route 23, Windham

STATE POLICE n Thomas D. Guile, 28. of Athens, was arrested at 8:01 p.m. April 22 in Athens and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol content greater than 0.08% and driving while intoxicated, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Edwin H. Garcia-Lopez, 28, of Coxsackie, was arrested at 12:41 a.m. April 22 in Kinderhook and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol content greater than 0.08% and driving while intoxicated, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was issued an appearance ticket. n A 14-year-old male from Cairo, was arrested at 9 a.m.

April 23 in Cairo and charged with third-degree criminal trespass, a class B misdemeanor, and criminal mischief, a class A misdemeanor. He was issued an appearance ticket. n A 17-year-old male of Cairo was arrested at 9 a.m.

April 23 in Cairo and charged with third-degree criminal trespass, a class B misdemeanor, and criminal mischief, a class A misdemeanor. He was issued an appearance ticket. n John J. Paranello, 28, of Cairo, was arrested at 3:40 p.m.

April 23 in Cairo and charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, an classified misdemeanor.

He was issued an appearance ticket. n Gail E. Lamanda, 52, of Freehold, was arrested at 11:08 p.m. April 23 in Greenville and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI, both unclassified misdemeanors. She was issued an appearance ticket. n Kyle M. Slingerland, 32, of Westerlo, was arrested at 1:19 a.m. April 24 in Greenville and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol content greater than 0.08% and driving while intoxicated, both with prior convictions and classified as E felonies. He was issued an appearance ticket.

Monday, May 20 n Athens Town Board 6:45 p.m. at the

Town Hall, 2 First St., Athens n Greenville Town Board 7 p.m. at the Town Hall, 11159 Route 32, Pioneer Building, Greenville

Tuesday, May 21 n Athens Village Planning Board 6:30

p.m. at Village Hall, 2 First St., Athens n Catskill Central School District BOE board member and budget/proposition vote 1-9 p.m. in the CHS Gymnasium, 341 West Main St., Catskill n Coxsackie-Athens Central School District BOE annual budget vote 1-9 p.m. at Coxsackie Elementary and E.J. Arthur Elementary schools n Durham Town Board 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall, 7309 Route 81, East Durham n Greenville Central School District annual meeting and election 1-9 p.m. Ellis Elementary Cafeteria, 11219 Route 32, Greenville n Greene County Legislature CWSSI panel meeting 4 p.m. at Emergency Services Building, Cairo n Hunter Town Board 7 p.m. at the Town Hall, 5748 Route 23A, Tannersville

Wednesday, May 22 n Athens Village Board 6:30 p.m. at

Village Hall, 2 First St., Athens n Catskill Central School District BOE 7 p.m. in the CHS Library, 341 West Main St., Catskill n Catskill Village Board 7 p.m. at the Senior Center, 15 Academy St., Catskill n Greene County Economic Development Corporation initial meeting 3:30 p.m. followed by a meeting at 4 p.m. in the Greene County Office Building, 4th Floor, Room 419, 411 Main St., Catskill

Thursday, May 23 n Windham-Ashland-Jewett CSD

Board of Education 7 p.m. in the School Library, 5411 Route 23, Windham

Monday, May 27 n Catskill Town Offices closed in ob-

servance of Memorial Day n Coxsackie Village Offices closed in observance of Memorial Day n Greene County Office closed in observance of Memorial Day

Tuesday, May 28 n Catskill Town Planning Board 7 p.m.

at the Town Hall, 439 Main St., Catskill

Saturday, June 1 n Coxsackie Village clean up day 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Thursday, June 6 n Cairo Town Planning Board 7 p.m. at

appearance ticket. n Joseph W. Rabbit, 52, of Preston Hollow, was arrested at 4:15 p.m. April 28 in Catskill and charged with petty larceny, a class A misdemeanor.

He was issued an appearance ticket. n Kellie Rabbit, 46, of Preston Hollow, was arrested at 4:15 p.m. April 28 in Catskill and charged with petty larceny and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, both class A misdemeanors. She was issued an appearance ticket. n Steven T. Vincent, 52, of Palenville, was arrested at 6:01 p.m. April 28 in Catskill and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI, both unclassified misdemeanors. n Shawn E. Van Gorden, 52, of Newton, New Jersey, was arrested at 9:55 a.m. April 28 in Catskill and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol level greater than 0.08%, and driving while intoxicated, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Maria A. Uvino, 27, of Hunter, was arrested at 3:20 a.m. May 1 in Ulster and charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class A misdemeanor, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, an unclassified misdemeanor, and operation of a motor vehicle without an inspection, an infraction. She was issued an appearance ticket. n Joseph L. Wenk, 39, of Hudson, was arrested at 9:10 p.m. April 30 in Cairo and charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, an unclassified misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation.

He was issued an appearance ticket. n Mark A. Andersen, 61, of Earlton, was arrested at 9:37 p.m. April 30 in Coxsackie and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a bloodalcohol content greater than

0.08%, and driving while intoxicated, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Raymond S. Miller, 59, of Haines Falls, was arrested at 3:21 p.m. May 1 in Hunter and charged with second-degree aggravated harassment, a class A misdemeanor. His arrestee status is unknown. n Kenneth C. Flood, 36, of Coxsackie, was arrested at 4:10 a.m. May 2 in Coxsackie and charged with assault and second-degree unlawful imprisonment, both class A misdemeanors. His arrestee status is unknown. n James M. Van Valkenburg, 48, of Palenville, was arrested at 11:10 p.m. May 2 in Saugerties and charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class A misdemeanor, and for having a controlled substance in a non-original container, a violation. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Terrie A. Carney, 48, of Palenville, was arrested at 11:10 p.m. May 2 in Saugerties and charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class A misdemeanor and for having a controlled substance in a nonoriginal container, a violation.

She was issued an appearance ticket. n Maria H. Perez, 34, of Cairo, was arrested at 6:06 p.m.

May 2 in Cairo and charged with endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor. She was issued an appearance ticket. n Matthew D. Rinaldo, 24, of Freehold, was arrested

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at 10:13 p.m. May 2 in Catskill and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI, both unclassified misdemeanors, moving from a lane unsafely and speeding, both infractions. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Norman A. Benjamin, 58, of Athens, was arrested at 7:39 p.m. May 2 in Athens and charged with lewdness, a class B misdemeanor. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Darryl A. Benjamin, 34, of Coxsackie, was arrested at 4:58 p.m. May 2 in Coxsackie and charged with petty larceny, a class A misdemeanor.

He was issued an appearance ticket. n Brian Whiteman, 52, of Athens, was arrested at 8:56 p.m. in Athens May 2 and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol content greater than 0.08% and driving while intoxicated, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was issued an appearance ticket. n Laura Carlsen, 20, of South Cairo, was arrested at 7:31 p.m. April 25 in Hudson and charged with driving while intoxicated and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, both unclassified misdemeanors, and operating a vehicle without a license, an infraction.

She was issued an appearance ticket. n Jeffrey R. Yungandreas, 35, of Catskill, was arrested at 6:36 p.m. May 3 in Catskill and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI, both unclassified misdemeanors. He was held.

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Monday, June 3 n Athens Town Board 6:45 p.m. at the Town Hall, 2 First St., Athens n Cairo Town Board 7 p.m. at the Town Hall, 512 Main St., Cairo

n Shantel Oquendo, 40, of Newburgh, was arrested at 12:30 p.m. April 24 in Coxsackie and charged with second-degree introduction of contraband into a prison and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, both class A misdemeanors. She was held. n Thomas J. Winn, 34, of Cairo, was arrested at 8:50 p.m.

April 24 in Cairo and charged with second-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class A felony, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and second-degree criminal use of drug paraphernalia, both class A misdemeanors, operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, an unclassified misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. He was held. n Duane G. Walcott, 19, of East Durham, was arrested at 6:21 p.m. April 25 in Durham and charged with third-degree criminal mischief, a class E felony, third-degree assault, second-degree menacing and second-degree aggravated harassment, all class A misdemeanors. His arrestee status is unknown. n Travis G. Hunt, 28, of Freehold, was arrested at 8:09 p.m. April 25 in Durham and charged with second-degree aggravated harassment, a class A misdemeanor. He was released on his own recognizance. n Brooke Lynski, 42, of Athens, was arrested at 10:48 a.m.

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The realities of sexual assault The social climate has to change, even in the Twin Counties, when it comes to child abuse and sexual assault.

It’s appropriate then, that a second alleged victim has come forward to accuse a Hudson man of rape.

Jamel D. Brandow, 36, of Hudson, was arraigned Friday on four new counts of firstdegree rape, a class B felony, in Hudson City Court. His case was expected to go to a Columbia County grand jury.

The unidentified alleged victim came forward to Hudson police last week and told that she was raped four times between 2007 and 2008. She accused Brandow of the offenses.

The woman, now 20, reported the offenses to city detectives after she saw it in media reports detailing Brandow’s arrest April 5, according to the Hudson Police Department.

Brandow was accused last week of violently and forcibly raping a 10-year-old girl at knifepoint at a State Street home, police said.

Why does this woman’s display of courage stand out?

Nearly eight out of every 10 rapes and sexual assaults go unreported, according to a Justice Department analysis of violent crime in 2016 summarized by the Brennan Center for Justice. Sadly, it’s common for sexual assault

survivors — most frequently, women — to decline to report the offense to police.

At the same time, according to the Justice Department analysis, false accusations of rape or sexual assault are rare. It’s unfortunate that so many women, fearing humiliation or reprisal from their attackers, fail to report rape or sexual assault.

Twenty percent worry about retaliation and not just from the perpetrator, but from society at large, according to the Justice Department report. Thirteen percent think the police will not do anything to help. Eight percent didn’t think the rape or sexual assault was important enough to report. This is a tragedy.

Sexual assault is much more common than we believe, false accusations are much rarer than some have suggested and only one in five women report sexual assaults, according to the Justice Department analysis.

A young woman confronted the rapes and assaults she allegedly suffered as a child, and dared to confront police and society at large with her story. It’s time people listened to sexual assault survivors. Maybe then, this brave 20-year-old woman will be the rule instead of the exception.

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British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt concisely described the two big dangers embedded in the growing tensions between the United States and Iran. There is, he said Monday, “the risk of a conflict happening by accident, with an escalation that is unintended really on either side but ends with some kind of conflict.” And there is also the possibility that Iran will be put “back on the path to renuclearization.” What he didn’t say was this: Both those dangers result directly from the Trump administration’s escalation of pressure on the Iranian regime in recent months - a policy with no evident end goal and thus no plausible positive outcome.

President Donald Trump and his top aides insist they are not seeking war, but the measures they have adopted in the past month including an attempt to shut down all Iranian exports of oil,as well as steel, copper and other products - appear to have brought them perilously close to it. Facing an economic crisis, the Islamic republic has predictably responded by threatening to resume high-level enrichment of uranium - the most dangerous activity stopped by the nuclear deal that Trump unwisely scrapped.

According to U.S. officials, Tehran also may be preparing strikes against U.S. forces in the Middle East or against commercial and military ships in the Persian Gulf. Attacks on four oil tankers near the mouth of the gulf on Sunday have not yet been attributed to Iran; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday they were still being investigated. If Tehran is deemed responsible, Trump will come under pressure to deliver on threats of “a bad problem for Iran if something happens,” as he put it Monday. The Pentagon has dispatched

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additional forces to the region, and the New York Times reported that plans have been drawn up to send tens of thousands more U.S. troops.

The Times also reported on U.S. intelligence that Iran may be seeking to provoke Trump into a military action. If so, it’s not hard to see why. The United States is poorly prepared for another conflict in the region; it has the support of none of its NATO allies, not even - as Hunt made clear - Britain. The use of force probably would not stop Iran from resuming its nuclear program or force a change of regime, short of a full-scale military invasion. That would find scant support from Americans, and for good reason: Until Trump began his escalation, Iran was observing the nuclear deal and did not pose an imminent threat to the United States.

Trump says he’s interested in negotiating with the regime of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, but it’s not clear his top aides agree with him; they have laid out a series of demands they know Tehran will not meet. Pompeo conceded the other day that the U.S. strategy was unlikely to coerce Iranian leaders into concessions, but suggested that “what can change is, the people can change the government.” But the United States has been waiting in vain for a popular revolution in Tehran for decades.

As we pointed out previously, Trump is in danger of being cornered into choosing between a counterproductive use of force and allowing Iran to cross red lines. The way out is to return to diplomacy, in concert with European allies. The president should curb his hawkish aides and take that course before it is too late.

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The Ex-Im Bank and the essence of socialism WASHINGTON – Briefly suspending their warnings about the rising tide of socialism, a large majority of Senate Republicans recently joined with almost all their Democratic colleagues in affirming the essence of socialism, which is government allocation of capital.

The Senate’s revival of the Export-Import Bank is a redundant reminder that the rhetorical discord between the parties exaggerates their actual differences.

The Ex-Im bank has been reauthorized 16 times since it was created in 1934 as a filigree on the New Deal’s overarching project of politicizing the allocation of financial resources. The reauthorization requirement is a way of pretending to refute Ronald Reagan’s axiom that there is nothing as immortal as a temporary government program, because programs acquire “reliance interests” the way a ship acquires barnacles Between 2015 and the Senate’s recent confirmation of three board members, Ex-Im has been without a quorum and hence unable to approve guarantees of large loans (those over $10 million).

So, we have had a sustained test of the theory that Ex-Im is vital to U.S. exporting in general, and to the few giant corporations that get the lion’s share of benefits from Ex-Im’s subsidies of foreign entities. The theory has been slain by many facts.

Ex-Im has always been peripheral to U.S. exporting.

In the four years since Ex-Im became largely dormant, the portion of American exports it subsidized fell from less than 2% to 0.3% — and exports have risen.

Ex-Im has prudently distributed subsidies to enough small businesses to blur its (accurate) reputation as primarily an ally of corporate behemoths such as General Electric, John Deere, Caterpillar and especially Boeing.

Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who opposes Ex-Im, notes, “When

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Ex-Im financing was at its peak, Boeing received 70 percent of all ... loan guarantees and 40 percent of all Ex-Im dollars.” In 2018, deprived of subsidized Ex-Im loans, Boeing, America’s 23rd largest corporation by market capitalization ($193.58 billion as of Tuesday morning), and 27th by revenue ($101 billion), had its best year ever.

Of course, Ex-Im makes enough loans to small businesses (in 2014 about 25% of Ex-Im dollars went to 0.5% of small businesses) to purchase congressional support in the usual way: Want to build a bomber that the military does not want? Scatter subcontractors around enough congressional districts, and it will be built.

Lee says: “The No. 1 buyer of exports subsidized by ExIm between 2007 and 2013 was Pemex ... the notoriously corrupt petroleum company owned by the Mexican government. Pemex, which has a market cap of $416 billion, received more than $7 billion in loans backed by U.S. taxpayers. _ During the same period, Ex-Im backed $3.4 billion in financing to Emirates Airlines — a company wholly owned by the government of Dubai — for Emirates’ purchase of Boeing planes.” Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., identifies the second- through fifth-biggest beneficiaries of Ex-Im subsidies: (2) Stateowned Kenya Airways, (3) State-owned Air China, (4) Russia’s state-owned bank VEB (currently under U.S. sanctions for bad behavior; two hands of the U.S. government, one caressing, one

smiting), (5) Roy Hill mining, owned by Australia’s richest woman, a multibillionaire.

The Trump administration trots out its usual rationale for economic irrationality: Ex-Im is a “national security weapon.” As the bank subsidizes China and Russia? In 2014, in 17 Ex-Im transactions the primary borrower was the Export-Import Bank of China. Says Toomey, “You cannot make this stuff up”: Ex-Im is subsidizing the Chinese bank that is cited as the reason we need Ex-Im. Toomey notes that ExIm’s defenders argue that the bank takes risks that private lenders will not undertake — and that the bank does not risk taxpayers’ money by making unsafe loans. By picking some U.S. winners, Ex-Im makes some U.S. losers: For example, it subsidizes state-owned Air India’s purchase of Boeing jets, thereby enabling it to lower its fares on the New YorkMumbai route, where it competes against Delta Airlines.

Ex-Im, which exists to allocate credit by political criteria rather than the market’s efficiency criterion, is opposed by only 16 Republican senators — call them The Remnant — who, unlike their 37 Republican colleagues, mean what they say when praising free markets and limited government: Barrasso, Blackburn, Braun, Cruz, Daines, Grassley, Hawley, Inhofe, Kennedy, Lankford, Lee, Rubio, Sasse, Shelby, Toomey, Young.

Republicans must repeat this dismally revealing exercise by Sept. 30, when the bank must be reauthorized, which it will be. So, the 37 have three months in which to resume their denunciations of socialism, with which they are familiar.

George Will’s email address is georgewill@washpost.com. (c) 2019, Washington Post Writers Group

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Throughout our existence, CGBR has developed relationships with local officials in Northern Dutchess, Columbia, and Greene counties. Over time many of our

members have held volunteer positions on local planning and zoning boards, and some have even held elected office.

We are strong proponents of local control, because we believe that those making the decisions should have a stake in their community.

That is why we are requesting that the proposed Greene County Solar Facility in the Town and Village of Coxsackie no longer be considered under the Article 10 designation. Several residents have expressed to REALTORS their concerns regarding this project, including potential health and environmental issues as well as the potential negative impacts this project could have on their ability to sell their home in the future.

Many others are concerned

about the potential damaging impact on the town’s rural character, and bucolic setting that many desire when they buy a home in Coxsackie, as well as the impact on Coxsackie residents quality of life.

We are acutely aware of the need to diversify our energy supply; however this project has the potential to irreparably change Coxsackie. The residents and officials in the Town and Village of Coxsackie should be the ultimate arbiter of their own future. The Article 10 proceeding must be stopped, and local control must be returned.

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A bank regulator said he was tough on Wells Fargo. Sen. Warren was not impressed Renae Merle The Washington Post

For more than two years, Sen. Elizabeth Warren has repeatedly lashed out at Wells Fargo as the bank struggled to regain its footing after admitting to various customer abuses.

On Wednesday, Warren, DMass., turned her ire on one of the San Francisco bank’s main regulators, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Wells Fargo is conducting a nationwide search for a new chief executive - its third in three years - and Warren wanted to know whether the OCC would exercise its “veto” power over the bank’s choice.

It would, Joseph Otting, head of the agency, which provides day-to-day oversight of large national banks, told Warren during a Senate Banking Committee hearing.

Things went awry when Warren asked Otting to share the results of the OCC’s review of Wells Fargo chief executive candidates. Otting declined, saying it would be confidential and his “prerogative” to keep it that way.

Warren told Otting that the OCC had repeatedly “ducked” its oversight responsibilities.

“No one has been more tougher on Wells Fargo than myself,” Otting said. “No one has been more outspoken.”

The OCC was also part of a $1 billion settlement with the bank last year and has offered unusual public rebukes of the bank’s turnaround efforts. That was apparently not enough for Warren.

“You mean at the OCC? That’s a low bar,” Warren responded.

Otting said: “I would disagree with that. I find it insulting that you would make that comment.”

“Good,” Warren said.

“People all across this country were scammed and squeezed

by Wells Fargo . . . and the OCC never uttered a peep about the executives who were leading this.”

The OCC did nothing to stop the bank from naming Tim Sloan, who spent early 30 years at Wells Fargo before being named chief executive in 2016, said Warren, who is running for the Democratic nomination for president. Sloan stepped down earlier this year after being pummeled by lawmakers at a House committee hearing for more than four hours.

“This time you need to show your work . . . so consumers and Congress can hold you responsible, too,” Warren said.

Otting told Warren he appreciated her request but did not relent.

The exchange during an otherwise mundane hearing on banking regulation reflect the extreme pressure facing Wells Fargo’s next chief executive. The bank, one of the largest in the country, has repeatedly apologized for various misdeeds - from opening millions of fraudulent accounts on behalf of its customers without their consent to mistakenly foreclosing on hundreds of clients and repossessing the cars of thousands of others.

But it has struggled to convince lawmakers and regulators that it has fixed the corporate culture that led to those issues.

Congress demands Iran briefing from White House as tensions rise Steven T. Dennis and Billy House Bloomberg

Members of Congress are seeking answers from the Trump administration on U.S. plans to respond to escalating tensions with Iran, demanding more information about fastmoving developments in the Middle East.

U.S. officials will meet Thursday with congressional leaders from both parties in both chambers, including heads of both intelligence committees, to discuss the Middle East, according to a person familiar with the plans.

There will be a larger briefing for all U.S. House members next week, which will include Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, according to another person.

Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, rejected this timeline for information and warned that uninformed decisions could lead to conflict like the U.S.’s military involvement in Iraq in the last decade, which was justified with faulty intelligence.

“Things are happening at warp speed here,” Menendez said. “We don’t need another Iraq weapons of mass destruction moment, that we’re led into things on false information, unverifiable, untested. So I am alarmed that we cannot even get the basic briefings in a timely manner.”

Policymakers’ scramble for information comes as the U.S. ordered its non-emergency government staff to leave Iraq, citing an “increased threat

stream” in the region. Trump administration officials this week are warning of rising threats to Americans from forces backed by neighboring Iran and are deploying warships and B-52 bombers to the Gulf.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said there is an “alarming lack of clarity” about the strategy in Iran.

“Any potential increase in our military presence in the Middle East should require consultation with Congress and anything beyond that would require this body to act,” Schumer said Wednesday on the Senate Floor. “President Trump, what is your strategy?

Where are you headed and why aren’t you talking to Congress about it?”

Senators leaving a Wednesday meeting with CIA director Gina Haspel — previously scheduled to discuss next year’s defense funding — expressed concern about misinformation that could lead to miscalculation.

Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island and the top Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, called for a classified briefing for the full Senate on Iran “as soon as possible.”

“We have to know what’s going on and we don’t know the details” about plans in Iran, Reed said.

Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said “The administration is engaged in a series of blind escalations without any endgame.”

U.S. allies respond skeptically to latest claims of Iran threat

By Helene Cooper and Edward Wong c.2019 New York Times News Service

WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration draws up war plans against Iran over what it says are threats to U.S. troops and interests, a senior British military official told reporters at the Pentagon on Tuesday that he saw no increased risk from Iran or allied militias in Iraq or Syria.

A few hours later, the U.S. Central Command issued an unusual rebuke. The remarks from the British official — Maj. Gen. Chris Ghika, who is also the deputy commander of the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State — run “counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from U.S. and allies regarding Iranian-backed forces in the region.”

The rare public dispute highlights a central problem for the Trump administration as it seeks to rally allies and global opinion against Iran.

Over the past year, Washington has said Iran is threatening U.S. interests in the Middle East, encouraging aggression by Shiite militias in Lebanon, Iraq and Syria, shipping missiles to Houthi rebels in Yemen and allowing its naval forces to behave belligerently in the Persian Gulf.

All are concerns that have been leveled against Iranian forces for years.

“We are aware of their presence clearly and we monitor them along with a whole range of others because of the environment we are in,” Ghika said.

But he said, “No, there has been no increased threat from Iranian-backed forces in Iraq or Syria.”

Intelligence and military officials in Europe as well as in the United States said that over the past year, most aggressive moves have originated not in Tehran, but in Washington — where John Bolton, the national security adviser, has prodded President Donald Trump into backing Iran into a corner.

One U.S. official said the new intelligence of an increased Iranian threat was “small stuff” and did not merit the military planning being driven by Bolton. The official also said the ultimate goal of the yearlong economic sanctions campaign by the Trump administration was to draw Iran into an armed conflict with the United States.

Since May 2018, the Trump administration has withdrawn from the major powers agreement that curbed Iran’s nuclear program, reimposed punishing sanctions on Tehran, demanded that allies choose between Iranian oil and doing business in the U.S. market, and declared the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps a terrorist organization.

And on Tuesday, the State Department appeared on the verge of ordering a partial evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad as a heightened security measure, according to people familiar with the plans.

The anti-Iran push has proved difficult even among the allies, which remember a similar campaign against Iraq that was led in part by Bolton and was fueled by false claims that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s efforts this week to recruit European countries to back the administration’s steely posture on Iran are being received coolly.

Federica Mogherini, the European Union’s foreign affairs chief, called for “maximum restraint” after meeting on Monday in Brussels with Pompeo, a proponent of the “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran.

Iraqi officials said they were skeptical of the U.S. in-

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National Security Adviser John Bolton looks on as President Donald Trump meets with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary in the Oval Office, in Washington, May 13, 2019. The Trump administration is laying the groundwork for major military action against Iran, but may have a hard time rallying domestic and international support. At right, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

telligence that Pompeo presented last week on a surprise trip to Baghdad. Pompeo said the threat was to U.S. “facilities” and military personnel in Iraq.

In September, Trump administration officials blamed Shiite militias with ties to Iran for firing a few rockets into the area near the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad and the U.S. Consulate in Basra. There were no injuries, but Pompeo ordered the Basra Consulate closed.

Privately, several European officials described Bolton and Pompeo as pushing an unsuspecting Trump through a series of steps that could put the United States on a course to war before the president realizes it. While Trump has made no secret of his reluctance to engage in another military conflict in the Middle East, and has ordered U.S. troops home from Syria, his secretary of state and his national security adviser have pushed a maximalist hardline approach on Iran. Bolton, in particular, has repeatedly called for U.S. military strikes against Tehran.

Officials said Trump was aware that Bolton’s instinctual approach to Iran could lead to war; aides suggested that the president’s own aversion to drawn-out overseas conflicts would be the best hope of putting the brakes on military escalation.

A spokesman for Bolton declined to comment.

The Trump administration is looking at plans to send as many as 120,000 troops to the Middle East should Iran attack U.S. forces or accelerate work on nuclear weapons, The New York Times reported. On Tuesday, Trump dismissed that as “fake news.”

“We have not planned for that,” he told reporters.

But he immediately added, “If we did that, we’d send a hell of a lot more troops than that.”

Some of the president’s critics accept that Iran con-

tinues to engage in what U.S. officials call “malign behavior,” be it in Yemen, Syria or the Palestinian territories.

But they blamed the administration for aggravating the standoff with Tehran..

“This is a crisis that has entirely been manufactured by the Trump administration,” said Vali R. Nasr, the dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

He pointed to Trump’s decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018, coupled with the administration’s failure to get any other nations to do so. “None of the other signatories to the deal were persuaded by the case the U.S. was making,” Nasr said. “And that is because this administration’s policy on Iran, at a fundamental level, does not have credibility.”

That lack of trust has proved to be a major obstacle in convincing allies that Iranian behavior in the region warrants military action.

And while acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan has carefully cultivated a more acquiescent stance to Bolton’s demands than did his predecessor, Jim Mattis, many military officials and congressional representatives worry about the escalating tensions. Mattis had balked at Bolton’s request for military options against Iran after the rockets landed on U.S. Embassy grounds in Baghdad.

“Bolton did the same with President George W. Bush and Iraq,” Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., an Iraq War veteran, said in a statement last week.

“As someone sent four times to that misguided war, I have seen the costs of Bolton’s disastrous foreign policy in a way he never will — firsthand, and at the loss of thousands of American lives.”

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In statements, Iranian leaders have reacted with both belligerence and diplomatic restraint to a series of U.S. actions that they see as provocative. In a tweet Tuesday, the Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, ridiculed Bolton and three anti-Iran foreign leaders in the Middle East as a “B Team.”

“In interviews in April, I predicted ‘accidents’ — not because I’m a genius — but because #B_Team is so brazenly following @AmbJohnBolton’s script,” Zarif said.

“After all, half of B-Team were co-conspirators in disastrous Iraq war.”

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Prattsville Memorial Day Parade on May 27

By Abby and Gabby For Columbia-Greene Media

PRATTSVILLE — Have to make everyone aware of the correct date for the Prattsville annual Memorial Day Parade.

It will be held at 1 p.m. May 27.

You are invited to participate in or attend the Memorial Day Parade, sponsored by the American Legion Virgil E. Deyo Post 1327, Prattsville.

Line up is at 12:30 p.m., Maple Lane, Prattsville, step off is at 1 p.m. Memorial Services will follow at the Prattsville town green.

Have to check but believe this is close to 70 years for our parade. In some years the

parade had to be canceled because of rain but the Memorial Services always took place, highlighting the motto “Still Serving.”

The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary will also be at the West Kill Memorial Day Parade 9 a.m. May 27.

This is another tradition that must be close to its 70th anniversary. The Tannersville American Legion will host their Memorial Day Parade and services, stepping off at 1 p.m. May 26.

Lexington UMC Brooks Chicken barbecue is May 24.

It is not just for elected officials that we have the right/ privilege to vote, we can also

vote on our school budget and board of education members.

On May 21, vote on the Gilboa Conesville CS budget for 20192020. Voting goes from noon until 8 p.m.

Get well wishes go out to Glen Traver, who is at Stratton VA Medical Center in Albany.

We also send get well wishes to Diane Lane, who is in Bassett Hospital with pneumonia.

This is the weekend of the Gilboa Conesville school play, “Mary Poppins,” with performances at 7 p.m. May 18 and 4 p.m. May 19. Have to say the Gilboa Drama Club does a terrific production of the plays.

You will enjoy the entertainment.

Also, the Gilboa FCCLA will stage a “Pop-Up’ event on the Prattsville town green on May 18 and will have a car wash on May 19 at the Prattsville Car Wash. Remember G-JimMieS ice cream shop will be open in time for Memorial Day refreshments.

In going over his late sister Evelyn’s papers, Kip Rikard came upon some interesting newspaper clippings from January 9, 1947. It is a news account of the shooting of Alphonse Rocco, of New York City, by State Police in Gilboa, on the farm of Frank L. Lewis.

Rocco had tried to kill his exwife and according to the newspaper article, she was in

grave condition. He forced the family of Harry Richard to hide him as well as the Nash and Lewis families.

Oliver continues to take care of Grandma Carol Murray, escorting her to Jim’s Great American for her shopping tours. What would Carol do without Oliver?

Please pay attention to the new layout at Jim’s Great American. It is now a straight line to the produce, no short cuts through the cashier lines, and this will cut down on the congestions at the checkouts.

Remember to support the Pratt Museum’s bake sale on May 25, at Jim’s Great American. Please bake and/or buy.

Questions? Call Susie Walsh at 518-937-6120.

The Honor a Veteran Ceremony will be at The Point, Catskill, at 10 a.m. May 18. The ceremony honors a deceased member of the military.

Happy birthday to Hank Oliver and Robert C. Rion on May 18. On May 19 we wish Kip Rikard and Millie Harkness happy birthday. We wish happy birthday to Kristin Ehlers Tompkins and Chris Helmers on May 21. On May 23 we wish Rudy Ehlers a happy birthday.

Steve and Erin O’Hara Meyer are wished happy anniversary on May 21. Think this is their 25th. Belated happy birthday to Carrie Hermance on May 5.

‘The biggest little quilt show in the Catskills’

By Lula Anderson For Columbia-Greene Media

Mother Nature decided she needed a new coat for Mother’s Day. I guess she was tired of green, so this year she went with white.

The Sunday morning crowd at Jim’s was discussing how much snow was on their windshields. The higher up in the mountains, the more accumulation. Up in Jewett, the rhubarb was covered. Val had come over the day before, after she saw Judy in the garden weeding her asparagus, and wanted to know if she could start planting her herb barrel.

Guess she found out the answer by herself.

Roberta Banks had a very pleasant surprise last week.

Her mini horse had its own mini horse. It came as a complete surprise for Roberta and Bruce.

Correction on the Kaaterskill thrift store opening and East Jewett rummage sale.

Sometimes, when I forget the actual information, I write something close enough, knowing I will get a correction. Dena Lawrence sent the correct information ASAP. The Thrift Shop in Hunter opens at 10 a.m. May 25. East Jewett’s rummage sale is June 7-8. Thank you for reading and editing.

Had a reply to my plea for information regarding the motorcycle accident in the 1940s.

Just read the request in the column for information regarding a motorcycle accident in 1941. As I know of whom Ruth Northrup was, a couple of hints. Ruth was a relative of my late 1800s-early 1900s Ashland family and I have 2 small paintings that she did. Ruth was as part of the Cross/Parker family and I know the family has extensive genealogy and newspaper clippings that was kept by the late Carole Truesdell. I don’t know where the collection went though, after Carole passed away. Knowing Carole, she shared it. I did a quick newspaper search and did not find anything, but I’m sure the Windham library has an extensive collection of the Windham journal for 1941.

Unfortunately, I don’t know who sent this, as it came via email, but thank you for reading my column and sending the information to pass along.

Laura Ferro, from the Patchworkers quilters, stopped in to give me the information about their quilt show, “The Biggest Little Quilt Show in the Catskills.” It will be held Aug. 10 and 11 at WAJ. There is a $3 admission fee, proceeds go to local organizations and food pantries. It’s no longer an annual event because it takes so much longer for them to produce quilts. The numbers of quilters have dropped, and it’s harder to sew what with arthritic fingers and old eyes. My question to her, how do you thread your needle? Stiff fingers trying to hold the needle,

eyes that can’t see the needle’s eye. Laura said she decided to make a long tail so she wouldn’t have to rethread so much, then the thread knotted. Maybe some young people would like to volunteer at threading a bunch of needles for the women.

The May Ecumenical in Lexington was great — more than 30 attended, with many churches represented, as Charles Goeckel gave an inspiring talk on the retreat at Huntersfield. It is now a rehabilitation center with 11 clients.

While there, the residents are put to work — learning a trade, taking care of animals and the earth, taking responsibility for their lives, all with the hand of God guiding them. A truly inspiring morning.

The Lexington UMC will be holding their annual Strawberry Social on June 8. You KNOW that is a must to attend.

No word from Jewett, yet.

CARES AND PRAYERS Bob Bernack is home again after being in the hospital, where he had a pacemaker installed.

Barb Cooke and Diane Cross will be having surgery and need healing prayers.

Also keep Nellie Langston, Lula Soule and Dr. Dan in your thoughts and prayers.

COMING EVENTS May 18 Chicken BBQ Ashland Church.

May 24 Chicken BBQ Lexington Methodist Church.

May 25 Kaaterskill Thrift Shop opens Hunter.

May 30 WAJPL Spring Luncheon Thompson House.

Please send me your events at least two weeks prior to lmgeand@yahoo.com.

AS I REMEMBER IT Why Not So Much Trash Outside of my grandmoth-

er’s hotel there was a large tub with a faucet of good spring water and a long-handled dipper hanging on a nail. You could get a cold drink anytime you wanted, no paper or plastic cups to dispose of. No plastic water bottles to throw away.

We ate off china dishes for all three meals, which were then washed and put away.

Before they went into the wash water, they were scraped and the scraps went out to the various animals. Hogs and chickens LOVED them.

When we peeled vegetables, the peels went, either to the animals or into the compost pile. Leftovers went into bowls and into the icebox, or into the soup pot that was constantly boiling away during the cold weather. The bones were thrown out for the crows to pick, and eventually they, too, deteriorated into calcium for the soil.

We grew our food, raised our animals, or bartered with our farming neighbors for what we didn’t have. When we trimmed the meat before cooking we saved the fat.

Have you tasted food made with rendered chicken fat?

The crispy brown pieces that were left were such a treat as a predinner snack.

Try frying up the skin of your chicken, instead of throwing it away. A touch of the resulting fat in your cooking is delish.

The crispy skin itself is better than bacon. Pork fat made lard for pie crust, or anywhere Crisco is used today. Beef fat made tallow, which was used for soap. Ashes from the wood stove were soaked to make the lye necessary for the soap. Roberta Banks still makes goats’ milk soap that is so gentle that since I’ve been using it, has been keeping my hands soft without the usual winter dryness and cracking.

We had no foam containers. All jars and any plastic containers were washed out and reused multiple times.

No plastic bags. When you went to the store, your bread came in waxed paper, which was used to wrap your lunch until it fell apart. If you went to the butcher store, the meat was wrapped in brown paper and tied with string, which was reused. Paper bags were reused for book covers, wrapping paper, shelf liners. Every household had a special place to store their carefully folded bags.

Newspapers were used for washing windows with vinegar, absorbing spills, and wrapping items for storage.

What was left was burned in the wood stove.

When we went on a picnic, we took out our picnic basket, which had our plates and utensils. If we used plastic, it wasn’t thrown away, but rewashed for the next outing. We even had a picnic table cloth, usually red-checked, that was washed and stored in the basket.

Soon came the invention of Melmac. Dinner sets made of sturdy plastic that was originally pastel. It was virtually unbreakable, which made it ideal for everyday use.

What household didn’t have a set of Melmac in the ‘50s? The dinner table was set in shades of pink, blue, green and lavender. When we tired of that we switched to Corelle, a lighter plate than traditional china, but with many designs.

We no longer had to wash our dishes by hand, as we all had automatic dishwashers. Everything went in, a button was pushed, and out came sparkling clean dinnerware. Large family dinners became a joy for the women. No longer did they have to spend hours in the kitchen at the sink. But you

still had to load and unload the washer. Woe is me! Solution — paper plates. When you’re finished, pass the garbage pail and everyone throws out their dish and cutlery.

No one’s going to eat those potatoes? Throw them in, too.

Bag it up and let the trash man throw it in the dump.

We used wooden pencils that we sharpened, pens that we filled with ink.

Newspapers were used for sewing patterns, any plastic

bags we got were rinsed and reused.

I just finished cleaning the leftovers from the rummage sale. We had bags and bags of clothes that we redonated.

The church sold bags of shirts, pants, baby dresses, coats, hats, sleepers, and there were still bags left. Why do we need so much? Why do we feel that we have to buy, buy, buy, just to throw it away next season?

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Lula Wiles comes to Helsinki HUDSON — All-female folk trio Lula Wiles brings its unique blend of mostly acoustic, harmony-laden, roots-inflected music to Hudson.

Since the beginning of 2019, the group’s brand-new album, “What Will We Do,” was selected for NPR Music’s First Listen feature; the trio was No Depression’s Spotlight Artist for the month of January; and they were invited to record a live video session at Paste Studio in New York City.

While they usually function as an acoustic trio of guitar, bass and fiddle, on occasion the group augments its sound with percussion and electric guitar.

Lula Wiles is a collective featuring the talents of Isa Burke, Eleanor Buckland, and Mali Obomsawin. The three take turns in different roles — Burke and Buckland on guitar and fiddle, Obomsawin on bass, all three singing and writing – but no matter who’s playing what,

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they operate in close tandem.

All three members grew up in small-town Maine and the band came of age in Boston’s lively roots scene. Since then they have toured internationally, winning fans at the Newport Folk Festival and the Philadelphia Folk Festival, garnering acclaim from NPR Music and a Boston Music Awards nomina-

tion, and sharing stages with the likes of Aoife O’Donovan, the Wood Brothers, and Tim O’Brien. Lula Wiles exists in the tense space where tradition and revolution meet, from which their harmonies rise into the air to create new American music.

The songs of Lula Wiles speak to the issues of the day, even as they riff on folk music’s tropes.

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“Is this land yours / Is this land mine / The fault lines crack / And the fists they fly,” Burke sings on “Shaking As It Turns” in a nod to the country’s deepening political divisions. Obomsawin punctures cowboy song nostalgia on “Good Old American Values,” a searing rebuke of American expansionism: “Good old American cartoons/ Indians and cowboys and saloons/ It’s all history by now/ And we hold the pen anyhow.” Sometimes, the best thing to do with an old idea is to turn it upside down.

Some of its deepest influences are the protest anthems of Woody Guthrie and the trailblazing songs of female folk forebears Elizabeth Cotten and Hazel Dickens. Even the band’s name is a twist on an old Carter Family song. $15, Friday, May 17, 9 p.m., Club Helsinki, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson, 518-828-4800 www.helsinkihudson.com

Theater Voices presents “Chapatti” ALBANY — Theater Voices will present a staged reading of “Chapatti” by Christian O’Reilly, directed by Patricia Bunce, on Friday, May 17, at 8 p.m.; Saturday, May 18, at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.; and Sunday, May 19, at 3 p.m. All performances are at Steamer No. 10 Theatre, 500 Western Ave., Albany. Admission is free.

In this touching and humorous play, romance is a distant memory for two lonely animal lovers living in Dublin. When forlorn Dan (David Bunce) and his dog Chapatti cross paths with the amiable Betty (Eileen Schuyler) and her 19 cats, an unexpected spark sets in motion the journey of two people tenuously rediscovering the importance of human companionship.

For more information, please contact info@ theatervoices.org.

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Eileen Schuyler (left) and David Bunce (right).

The Summer Season Opening at Art Omi Join in to kick off the summer season on Saturday, May 25 at Art Omi. This afternoon-long celebration commemorates the addition of 10 new sculptures and four new architecture pavilions in the Sculpture & Architecture Park. The season opening also marks the opening of “To Be of Use,” a solo exhibition by David Shrigley in the Newmark Gallery, featuring a performance using Shrigley’s Problem Guitars by Melissa Auf der Maur, Arone

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Dyer, and Rebecca Ruth Borrer at 3 p.m.

Opening on May 25 are outdoor sculptures

by Andrea B o w e r s , Sarah Braman, Atelier Van Lieshout, Matthew Geller, Goshka Macuga, Virginia Overton, Arlene Shechet, Brian Tolle, and Christopher Wool. In the

Architecture Fields, the Summer Season Opening inaugurates newly installed pavilions by Yolande Daniels, Hou de Sousa, Aleksandr Mergold, and BASE Studio.

The exhibition season also includes solo exhibitions in the Newmark Gallery by

Katherine Bernhardt, Tschabalala Self, and Francesca DiMattio, and a new commission from Abigail DeVille.  From 1-4 p.m., Art Omi: Education hosts its annual block party in the Education Pavilions, where children and families embark on a collaborative building project. All are welcome to spend as long as they wish working on this improvised installation.

The Summer Season Opening is free to attend, with no RSVP required.

Romcom and political satire, neatly blended

By Raymond Pignone Columbia-Greene Media

There are two things you must know upfront about the new romantic comedy “Long Shot.”

It isn’t afraid to be cynical, premised on the relentless message that love, politics and the media don’t always fit together.

And it’s about ambition (or the lack of it) as much as it is about sex and public image.

Chances are that at the end of this chaotic, somewhat manipulative but highly entertaining movie, you’ll be wearing a big, goofy grin on your face.

The movie doesn’t suffocate you with sweetness because director Jonathan Levine, who made the fine comedy-drama “50/50,” starring Joseph Gordon Levitt as a young professional who battles spinal cancer, has a gift for turning to humor split seconds before a scene becomes unbearably morose or confrontational.

Levine has assembled a superb cast for his third feature, including Charlize Theron, Seth Rogen, Bob Odenkirk, June Diane Raphael, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Ravi Patel, Andy Serkis and Alexander Skars-

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The movie stakes out its ground in the first moments, with the two main characters introduced in scenes that have serious overtones, all the better to complement the adultoriented comedy to come.

Secretary of State Charlotte Field (Theron), the youngest woman appointed to the post, is summoned to the Oval Office by her boss, the President (Odenkirk), a former television actor. He tells Charlotte that he is not running for the White House again to pursue a career in movies and that he will endorse her to be the next President.

Fred Flarsky (Rogen) is an investigative journalist for a small weekly newspaper. Scrappy and tough, he has infiltrated a group of white supremacists in order to write his next sensational story. His unwillingness to get a swastika tattoo as initiation puts him in danger and he escapes from the gang by leaping out a window. He impulsively quits his job at the paper but is soon hired by Charlotte and her image-making team to punch up her sense of humor in her speeches.

We learn that Charlotte, when she was 16, was Fred’s baby-sitter, and that he had a crush on her that he carried

with him all through his life.

You have to suspend disbelief at this news, but Levine and the screenwriters, Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah, keep the plot moving at a rapid clip.

Despite Charlotte’s fame and power, Fred doesn’t fawn over her and he isn’t cowed by her.

They exchange witty dialogue.

He accompanies her to a state dinner, where he is reminded that this is business, not a date.

But the sexual tension explodes and the sparks fly as they jump into bed.

The story veers into some less-than-credible contrivances. An unexpected rocket attack is meant to bring Charlotte and Fred closer together, but nothing comes of it. And who would believe that Charlotte could negotiate the release of a hostage pilot while under the influence of Ecstasy?

Because of Rogen’s presence and the mismatchedpair plot, “Long Shot” will beg comparisons to “Knocked Up,” but that movie had disturbing undertones. “Long Shot” is a more traditional slacker-striver comedy laced with political satire that’s sometimes blunt but often hilarious.

TSL Movies May 16 - May 22  Art and Mind — An exploration of visionary artists and the creative impulse, from the Flemish Masters of the Renaissance to the avantgarde movement of Surrealism and the unsung geniuses of Art Brut and Outsider Art. The film features many artists including Hieronymus Bosch, Francisco Goya, Vincent Van Gogh, William Blake, Edvard Munch, Salvador Dali, and many more. In English and French with subtitles.

2019. 1h10m.  Rafiki — Bursting with the colorful style of Nairobi’s youth culture, Rafiki is a love story between two young women in a country that still criminalizes homosexuality. Despite the rivalry between their families, Kena and Ziki encourage each other to pursue their dreams in a conservative society. When love blossoms between them, they must choose between happiness and safety.

Initially banned in Kenya for its portrayal of queer romance, Rafiki won a landmark supreme court case chipping away at Kenyan anti-LGBT legislation. In English and Swahili with subtitles. 2018. 1h23m.  Red Joan — Joan Stanley (Judi Dench) is a widow living out retirement in the suburbs when the British Secret Service places her under arrest. The charge: providing classified scientific information – including details on the building of the atomic bomb – to the Soviet government for decades. Joan relives the dramatic events that shaped her life: her student days at Cambridge, where she excelled at physics while challenging sexism; her affair with a political radical; and the devastation of World War II, which inspired her to risk everything in pursuit of peace. Based on a sensational true story. 2019. 1h50m.  The Dogman — In a seaside village on the outskirts of an Italian city where the only law seems to be survival of the fittest, Marcello is a mild-mannered man who divides his days between working at his dog grooming salon, caring for his daughter Alida, and being coerced into the petty criminal schemes of the local bully Simoncino, an ex-boxer who terrorizes the neighborhood. When Simoncino’s abuse finally brings Marcello to a breaking point, he decides to stand up for his own dignity through an act of vengeance, with unintended consequences. In Italian with subtites.

2018. 1h42m.  The Silence of Others — A documentary on the first attempt in history to prosecute crimes of Franco’s 40-year dictatorship in Spain (19391975), whose perpetrators have enjoyed impunity for decades due to a 1977 amnesty law. It brings to light a painful past that Spain is reluctant to face, even decades after the dictator’s death.

The story unfolds on two continents: in Spain, where survivors and human rights lawyers are building a case that Spanish courts refuse to admit, and in Argentina, where a judge has taken it on using the principle of universal jurisdiction.

In Spanish with subtitles. 2018.

1h36m.  Rembrandt — Presented by Exhibition On Screen. Every Rembrandt exhibition is eagerly anticipated, but this major show hosted by London’s National Gallery and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum was an event like no other. Given privileged access to both galleries, the film documents this landmark exhibition, while interweaving Rembrandt’s life story with behind-the-scenes preparations at these world famous institutions. Exploring many of the exhibition’s key works, through contributions from specially invited guests including curators and leading art historians, this Exhibition On Screen favorite makes a welcome return to the big screen. 2014.

1h36m.  Hyenas — One of the treasures of African cinema, Senegalese master Mambéty’s long-delayed followup to his canonical Touki Bouki is a halucinatory comic adaptation of Swiss avant-garde writer Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s play The Visit, which in Mambéty’s imagining follows a now-rich woman returning to her poor desert hometown to propose a deal to the populace: her fortune, in exchange for the death of the man who years earlier abandoned her and left her with his child. Per its title, Hyenas is a film of sinister, mocking laughter, and a biting satire of a contemporary Senegal and western materialism. In Wolof with subtitles. 1992. 1h50m.

TIME & SPACE LIMITED 434 COLUMBIA STREET, HUDSON, NY | (518) 822-8100 | FYI@TIMEANDSPACE.ORG Greene County Council on the Arts’ “OUTSIDE THE LINES” youth and student arts exhibition. through June 8th. GCCA Catskill Gallery, 398 Main Street, Catskill, NY. Gallery Hours: M-F 10-5, Sat. noon-5. FREE. www.greenearts.org, 518-943-3400

MAY 17 Truckin’ On The Tee Friday, May 17, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED! It’s a Parking Lot Party with FOOD TRUCKS! Come hungry. We welcome Buena Comida and Yummy Kitchen with offerings from the WBCC Snack Shack, as well. Come thirsty. There will be local craft beers and signature liquors. And come for a good time with LIVE music from Joe Adee & the Barn Stormers Band!

Bring the entire family. This is FAMILY fun. An all-around good time in the fresh air with the beautiful backdrop of Winding Brook golf course!

Golf first, then come to the party. Or skip the golf and just hang for some fun. That’s up to you. Just be there!

Friday, May 17, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., https://www.facebook.com/ events/1518238958318649/ Winding Brook Country Club, 2839 Route 203, Valatie, 518-758-7054 Original Roots Music Friday, May 17, 9 p.m.

All-female folk trio Lula Wiles brings its unique blend of mostly acoustic, harmony-laden, roots-inflected music to Hudson.

Club Helsinki, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson, 518-828-4800 www.helsinkihudson.com www.windingbrookcountryclub. com

MAY 18 Books & Blooms Sale Saturday, May 18, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Dive into spring with plants, books, great raffle items, and a little something to eat!

Saturday, May 18, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., http://northchathamlibrary.org/ North Chatham Free Library, 4287 State Route 203, North Chatham, 518-766-3211 www.northchathamlibrary.org Celebrate Trees!

Saturday, May 18, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Want to know more about the trees around you? Are you wondering about how to use your field guide?

Columbia County Soil and Water Conservation District invites you to learn basic tree identification skills and field guide skills. Join Pamela Price, Certified Wildlife Biologist and Education Program Coordinator for a short PowerPoint program on the terminology and techniques used in dichotomous keys and identifying trees. Then we will take a relaxing walk along the 1.5 miles of nature trails at Mud Creek Environmental Learning Center look at the trees, and apply our new knowledge to navigate a field guide! If you have a tree ID book or a hand lens, feel free to bring it! All are welcome for this educational opportunity!

Registration Requested.

Free, Saturday, May 18, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m., https://www.facebook.com/ events/2225078361090806/ Mud Creek Environmental Learning Center, 1024 Route 66, Ghent, 518267-3313 Enjoy German food, drink, & music on Saturday, 18 May, at the German-American Club of Albany, 32 Cherry Street, Albany when we host our May Dinner. Doors open at 5 pm. Dinner choices are Pork or Chicken Schnitzel with Salad, Rolls, Mashed Potatoes, and Desert at $23 p/p. Live music provided by Herbie Liebenhagen. For reservations please call 518-396-5421.

All of our events are open to the public.

Estate Auction Saturday, May 18, noon UNRESERVED Estate auction (with selected additions) Featuring Estate fresh 18th and 19th c. furniture, artwork, folk art, period accessories, china, glass, stoneware, primitives & more.

Saturday, May 18, noon, https:// www.copakeauction.com/auction/ estate-auction-2019-05-18/ Copake Auction, Inc, 266 Route 7A, Copake, 518-329-1142 Annual Garden Gallery Show Saturday, May 18, 1:00 pm - 5 p.m.

Artful Landscapes 2019 – 15th Annual Hidden Gardens Events Experience the sensory pleasures of wandering through “Gardens of Delight,” a unique visual arts celebration of spring, and a special addition to Spencertown Academy’s popular Hidden Gardens on June 15. Featuring the work of seven invited artists from NY, MA and CT, the artwork depicts sumptuous, as well as playful garden imagery. The artists use styles ranging from Realism to Impressionism and Abstraction and the media is also as varied and exciting.

Saturday, May 18, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., https://spencertownacademy.org/ events/hidden-gardens Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 NY-203, Spencertown, (518) 392-3693 https://spencertownacademy.org/

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staying for eight weeks during be done to see if the system is Joseph Izzo put a stop to the dethe summer, Elsom said. leaching. bate.

“They will not be doing the Resident Richard Schloss felt “This is not a public hearing,” From A1 restaurant or wedding venue, the noise of the camp would be Izzo said. which will represent a de- an issue.

The board members contin“The noise [at the hotel] was ued to review the project with “I already have more traffic crease,” Elsom said. and men worked sidethe

by Elsom.

Aug. 16 feels Golf Tournament Kozloski that the ex- always contained within because of the school,” Kozloski ASHLAND SPEAKS to benefit Westchester Burn side, soldering, inspecting, tended stay will only make matbuilding,” Schloss said.

“And Board member Teresa Goldsaid. “Parents are taking shortUnit Windham CC. system. don’t using small machines, fork- en asked if there was any need worse for the septic anybody shake their head cuts off Broome Street. Pol- ters lifts the product. to upgrade the septic system.

“I’m with the Baex- and tellto memove I’m wrong.” lace’s had 80 to 90 people. Now Aug.concerned 24 Rips Country Wally Thompson started people,” he said.

“With the In the proposed use, children “We are not increasing the there’s going to be 200 or more? tra zaar Haines Falls. be outside, Schloss on soldering, then said. after load,” Elsom said.

That’s going to add a lot more. hotel they would stay for one would Sept. 22 Catskill Glee “Sogot were my guests,” said Board member Thomas The street is not made to handle night. Now we have extra peohe burnt, got moved Club concert benefit Ashple staying there for months. It Charles Serro, who managed Decker asked if there was a way a lot of traffic.” to inventory.

I remember land UMC, Center Church, Pollace’s.

The guests will not be coming needs to be looked at.”

Elaine Soule would have to check on the system.

Windham. and going like hotel guests, but Kozloski suggested a dye test Planning Board Chairman “You would have to uncover burn marks on her pack of LULA Please send me your cigarettes from resting the events at least 2 weeks prior soldering iron down and lmgeand@yahoo.com keepingofher fromRide: getting captured by producer Brian screening “Walter’s The 8-10 p.m, hosted by Anthoula the documentary True Harley Davidson Story” Katsimatides (star of CBS’ “FBI” burned.

Buffet at Ashland Commu- DarwasASinI REMEMBER IT begin at 1 p.m., followed at and producer of the documenfactory provided nity Church 6 p.m. covered “Cannonball” As most of(2010). you know from will The The ride will begin at 11:30 1:30 by “White Knuckles.” tary “Olympia”). good paying, steady jobs for From A1 dish. reading my writings, I feel a.m. at Woodstock Harley DaThe festival will conclude Full schedules for many people, but, like many May 18 Chicken BBQ Ash- sad about the Mt. Top, and vidson in Kingston and end at with an awards ceremony at each day of the festival businesses of the time, had Greene County, in general, land Church. cross-country motorcycle ride the Doctorow Center, where a Kaatskill Mountain Clubdidn’t from can be found at https:// industrial waste, and May 24 Chicken BBQ Lex- losing our identity. We have dispose of it properly. In lost our industry, our small ington Methodist Church. stores. Greene County no 1983, the environmentalists and productive.

Name:that Steven LaFever May 30 WAJPL Spring safe the employees first term on the board. longer has a hospital, Social found He feels office, stronglyand about creAge: 58 “Finding a new superintenLuncheon T h o m p s o n Security were disposing of chemino colOccupation: Operations ating safe school environments dent to head up the district is House. cals in an abandoned septic lege. Columbia County is Manager, XPO Logistics provide security to those the first order of business,” FromJune A1 1 and 2 Tractor Pull that field, and in some cases, taking over.

Education: Russell Sage Colentering Cairo-Durham faciliZucker said.

In South Cairo, American dumping waste on the parkand show at Ashland Town ties. Warner listens carefully to lege 1990 As a long-term goal, Zucker while Park. also considering the Thermostats had a factory ing area. After many tests Steven LaFever is seeking his concerns of the community said she believes the district economic impacts within the the which opened in 1954. They and cleanup, the plant June 4 Ecumenical Mitch- regarding rst term on the board. school safety, school fiwas needs to be “preparing our entire Cairo-Durham commuclosed in 1985, leaving made the electrical parts ell Hollow Mission Church If elected, LaFever’s goals children to navigate making a budgets and taxes so that he nity.” many people without a job, for things like electric fry include Windham 11 his a.m. covered working to select a new living, being good citizens and bring the information to Juusola and wife Dulce can and the land sitting empty. pans.

Many from the Mt. dish.four children, Alany, Edu- the board for discussion.

He superintendent, implementing lifelong learners.” have The company did extensive Top worked there, and were Zucker has two children, respectful classroom the budget, recruiting and reardo, Aurora and Cataleya.

June 18 through June 21 supports cleanup, but it is doomed to Amanda and Jonathan. the “original car poolers.” high-quality teachers, that promote taining Name: Robertand Poelstra Gettysburgh Hershey, environments stay vacant.

Irene Hunt, Dorothy and the infrastructure of Name: Bernadette Gavinand accountability for enhancing Occupation: Owner of Coun$529 per person double oc- fairness With the state taking conPauline Case, Dot Allen, the buildings and grounds, imPalmieri all. try Campsites at Michael Dees cupancy; call MaryLouise at Edie Nagle, Rhonda Decker, trol over so much land, and Age: 41 Warner and his wife Mari- proving math and English SAT Motel 518-622-3397.

NYC and taking over our water Opalhave Spaulding.

All learned other standardized/ Occupation: Innkeeper three children, So- scores Education: Bergen Commu- anne Aug. 10 Brooks Chicken rights, are we going to be to do every job that was state mandated testing scores, Education: Siena College phie, Gavin and Drew. nity College there.

Women encouraging able to survive?

BBQ Jewett Fire is Dept. better communiBernadette Gavin-Palmieri Name: Nicole Maggio Robert Poelstra seeking his preformed cation between administration is seeking her first term on the Age: 44 first term on the board.

Occupation: Senior Human and staff and a culture of mutu- board.

“I feel with my knowledge, “We need leadership from understanding and apprecia- Resource and Civil Service Aide al trust and respect, developing shared resources to maintain the top down to unify the entire Education: Wells College tion for this community I will Nicole Maggio is seeking her or enhance student opportu- community,” Gavin-Palmieri serve the district well,” Poelstra nities and improving student said. “There needs to be more said. “I have been actively in- first term on the board.

“One of the biggest issues for achievement by developing awareness for all students from volved in serving the community since I moved here in 1997. the Cairo-Durham school dis- health and wellness through special ed, mental health, colRESTAURANT • ENTERTAINMENT theBAR high turnover rate of physical education, music, art lege ready, trade ready in an Prior to that, I volunteered and trict is • coached basketball for incar- administrators,” Maggio said. and interscholastic athletics in- environment that is together as Celebrating 71leaderYears struction. a family for the good of all. We “Without consistent cerated juveniles. I volunteered LaFever and his wife Nancy need to have more diversity on and umpired Little League ship, there is a lack of continugames, coached Little League ity for students, faculty, and have three sons, Neil, Eric and the school board where both the town of Durham and the and was the safety director to staff. The district currently has Brandon.

Name: Claudia Zucker town of Cairo are equitably repensure the safety of our chil- vacancies for both high school Age: 70 closing resented.”

Friday atof4PM, Saturday & Sunday 1:00PM until principal and superintendent. dren. I am Open a past president Occupation: Real estate broGavin-Palmieri and her husthe Cairo-Durham Youth Bas- As a board of education memband Brian have four children, ber, I would like to make sure ker ketball League.”

Education: Hunter College Gavin, Anna, Maggie and PatPoelstra and his wife Michele that we find candidates who are Claudia Zucker is seeking her rick. have one son, who attends Cai- the right fit for our district and who will stay with our district, ro-Durham Middle School. rather than using us as a stepName: Gary Warner Occupation: Senior investi- ping stone. Additionally, I’d like gator for the state Department to foster a good working relaCurtis A. Cunningham • Scott M. Zielonko • Emily N. Sumner of Corrections and Community tionship amongst the board of B & B Rooms Available at Crystal Brook Resort! education, the administrators, Services Greenville Ravena order to Gary Warner is seekingReservations re- the faculty and staff areinSuggested Box 146 P.O. Box 92 provide a positive environment HEAT P.O. election to the board. &State ACRoute 81 4898 9 Main Street Warner is a fourth genera- that will benefit the students of Greenville, NY 12083 Ravena, NY 12143 403 Winter Clove Rd. • Round 518-966-8313 Top, NY tion Cairo resident and Cairothe district.”

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it,” Fishman said. “Historically that has caused more problems than it solved.”

A 2018 state Department of Health inspection did not indicate any problems with the system, Elsom said.

Fishman requested Elsom write a letter stating that there was no aboveground evidence of problems with the septic system.

In terms of noise, Golden asked if the camp would abide by a curfew.

“There will be no late music

at all,” Bar-Horin said, adding the children will go to bed at 8 p.m.

Elliot questioned Elsom’s claim that the camp would not be increasing noise levels above ambient sound because Pollace’s operating in the summer and the proposal included other weekends throughout the year.

The board scheduled a public hearing on the plan June 11.

In addition to abutters of the property, the village of Catskill will be notified, Izzo said.

Festival

huntermountainfilmfestival. com/2019-schedule Tickets for the Hunter Mountain Film Festival range from $30 one-day passes to the $250 three-day VIP package.

Patrons may also purchase

tickets to individual screenings at reduced rates. All of the films are followed by question-and-answer sessions with the cast and crew.

Candidates

Name: Todd Hilgendorff Age: 39 Occupation: Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment, Greenville Central School District Education: Master’s degree in Education and a Certificate in Advanced Study in Educational Leadership from the College of Saint Rose Todd Hilgendorff is seeking his first term on the board.

“Education is not just my profession, but also my passion,” Hilgendorff said. “I value creating relationships between school and community and developing programs to serve the varying needs and interests of our youth. The Cairo-Durham Central School District faces complex challenges on a daily basis and as such requires a board of education that is diverse, collaborative, and willing

to put students first. As a Round Top resident, I am interested in becoming a board of education member for the Cairo-Durham Central School District so that I can use my expertise and knowledge of education to serve as a member of a team dedicated to continually improving our school for all students and faculty members.”

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EDITOR’S NOTE: In Friday’s edition we will cover the contested board of education races in Coxsackie-Athens and Hunter-Tannersville. We will not cover districts with uncontested races. Uncontested districts and unopposed candidates in Greene County include: Greenville — David Finch and S. Jay Goodman; Windham-AshlandJewett — Melissa Maldonado; and Catskill — Allan Couser and two to be decided by write-in vote.

Greene County Community Energy This July, the Village of Coxsackie and the Towns of Cairo and New Baltimore will launch Greene County Community Energy, a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) program which empowers local governments in New York State to create large buying groups of residential and small commercial electricity accounts in order to leverage their buying power with independent energy service companies for cheaper energy supply rates. The program will also provide customers with competitive choice and price stability against volatile electricity supply costs.

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The Team Fredette Hudson ninth and 10th grade AAU boys basketball team won the championship in the Mother’s Day Classic at Hudson High School on Saturday. The team is coached by former Hudson High standouts Isiah Heard and Barry King Jr. Tyrone Hedgepeth is the Team Fredette Hudson director.

Some of the Yankees’ top prospects wind up living with the dead Seth Berkman The New York Times News Service

OLD FORGE, Pa. — The most notorious residence in the New York Yankees’ minor league system comes with a furnished bedroom, a cozy porch, ample street parking and a handy private side entrance.

One downside: the bodies housed underneath the apartment.

“I’ve seen people getting wheeled in and out a few times, which was a little — different,” said Yankees reliever Chad Green, who lived in the apartment here in early 2017.

“The place was nice. As soon as you got over the fact you’re staying in a funeral home, it was fine.”

Many ballplayers describe getting called up to the majors as a dream come true, but for some Yankees, their last stop before reaching the Bronx is a setting more fit for nightmares: an apartment above a funeral parlor on a sleepy corner of this city of about 8,000 people.

Less-than-desirable living situations aren’t uncommon for the many minor leaguers living on painfully tight budgets, but few are as eerie as the apartment where several Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders have ended up while playing in one of the smallest markets to host a Class AAA team.

When Clint Frazier was traded to the Yankees’ organization in July 2016, he moved in above the funeral home with two teammates at the time, Ben Gamel and Cito Culver. Frazier was mired in a slump, and since his new roommates were thriving at the plate, he figured living among the bottles of embalming fluid and caskets might prove to be a talisman.

“It didn’t save my season,” Frazier said.

He lasted about one month before moving into a hotel.

The breaking point came one Saturday morning when he awoke to the sounds of a funeral service taking place downstairs.

“That’s when I was like, ‘I’ve got to get out of this place,’ “ Frazier said. “It’s nice on the inside, but it’s a very eerie feeling. I could hear the stuff going on in the basement. That’s not cool, man. I would never in a million years go back.”

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ROTTERDAM — Ama Boham earned three firstplace finishes to help the Ichabod Crane girls finish third in the team standings at Tuesday’s Colonial Council Track and Field Championships at Mohonasen High School.

Boham won the 100-meter dash (:12.67), the 100-meter high hurdles (:15.08) and the 400-meter hurdles (1:10.27) for the Riders, who collected 61 to finish behind only Mohonasen (158.67) and Holy Names (79.33).

ICC’s 3,200-meter realy team of Emily Wall, Olivia Oligny-Leggett, Victoria Slade and Abby Dolge also earned a first-place finish with a time of 10:08.70.

The ICC boys also finished third with a total of 104 points. Albany Academy took first in the team standings with 175 points, while Mohonasen finished with 120.

Donovan Brown took first place in the 400-meter dash, finishing in :52.50, while teammate Tismark Boham won the 400-meter hurdles in 1:00.78.

The Riders’ 1,600-meter realy team of Aaron McGuirk, Louis Warner, Trevor Cavagnaro and Donovan Brown cruised to victory in 3:37.14.

Results:

BOYS Albany Academy 175, Mohonasen 120, Ichabod

Crane 104, Ravena 58, LaSalle 39, Schalmont 27, Cobleskill-Richmondville 26, Voorheesville 15, Lansingburgh 13, Catholic Central 9, Cohoes 8, Watervliet 3 100 — Fretto (Mohon) 11.39; 200 — Fretto (Mohon) 22.93; 400 — Brown (IC) 52.50; 800 — Ensslin (Voor) 1:56.45; 1,600 — Graziano (AA) 4:38.68; 3,200 — Hayes (LSI) 9:47.81; 110H — Praileau (AA) 15.26; 400H — Boham (IC) 1:00.78; 400 relay — Mohonasen (Shaw, Gershon, Pincher, Fretto) 45.12; 1,600 relay — Ichabod Crane (McGuirk, Warner, Cavagnaro, Brown) 3:37.14; 3,200 relay — Schalmont (A. Beltran, Gemmett, F. Beltran, Wilson) 8:31.68; 3,000 steeplechase — Haworth (AA) 10:27.62; High jump — Harris (Mohon) 6-0; Long jump — Praileau (AA) 20-11; Triple jump — Campito (AA) 39-7.5; Discus throw — Woodward (Mohon) 119-2; Shot put — Allah (Mohon) 42-10; Pole vault — Racey (RCS) 14-0; Pentathlon — Waddingham (RCS) 2,355.

GIRLS Mohonasen 158.67, Holy Names 79.33, Ichabod Crane 61, Cobleskill-Richmondville 61, Ravena 52, Cohoes 44, Albany Academy 37, Catholic Central 34, Lansingburgh 18, Voorheesville 17, Schalmont 9, See ICC B3

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New York Yankees pitcher Chad Green (57) throws a pitch during a spring training game against the Tampa Bay Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Frazier, somewhat surprisingly, is an outlier in his feelings toward rooming with the dead. Many players are comfortable surrounded by the macabre, and even recommend the experience; the apartment has a reputation in the RailRiders’ clubhouse as one of the lusher accommodations available in the area.

As Gamel points out, when it comes to minor league living, it can get much worse than staying above a funeral home.

“It’s not the dead you’ve got to worry about,” said Gamel, now an outfielder with the Milwaukee Brewers.

The home in Old Forge, Pennsylvania, about 5 miles from the RailRiders’ ballpark in Moosic, belongs to Bob Gillette, whose family has operated Ferri & Gillette Funeral Services for 78 years.

About eight years ago, after his grandmother died, Gillette renovated the space on the top floor of the building where she had lived to make two apartments. Pat Rovello, Gillette’s neighbor who had been renting out properties to ballplayers since the early 2000s — including above a pizzeria he owns — suggested offering the apartments to RailRiders.

Currently, pitcher David Hale resides in the smaller of the two spaces. Gillette listed Scott Sizemore, John Ryan Murphy and Shane Greene as former tenants. The larger apartment goes for $1,200 a month, with the smaller space

renting for $800. All utilities are included, and sometimes two or three players live in one apartment to save money.

“We’re big Yankees fans,” Gillette said. “The guys, they’ve been so great. They see my kids in the yard, and they taught my son to throw the proper way.”

Gillette did not recall ever hosting an unruly tenant.

There are moments, though, that have made lodgers feel uneasy.

One night when Gamel and Tyler Austin were living at the funeral parlor, smoke from the basement furnaces triggered the building’s fire alarms. But with no smoke visible in the players’ rooms, the players immediately suspected mystic forces at play. Austin asked if he could spend the night with Gamel.

“Tyler used to sleep on the ground in my room,” Gamel said. “Nights where he’s feeling a little sketchy. I was used to it.”

Austin, now with the San Francisco Giants, called the apartment a “relatively nice place,” but said he had to be extra careful on certain days.

“The thing that was kind of weird was some mornings we’d wake up and there was a service going on downstairs,” he said. “I’d have to be really quiet because I don’t want them hearing me walk around up top as they’re going through their service.”

Gamel added that the

funeral home was quite serene compared with other minor league dwellings. Minor league salaries vary widely depending on signing bonuses and service time, but players in Class AAA can make as little as $2,150 a month before dues and taxes, and only during the season, making it hard to find optimal living spaces.

RailRiders second baseman Gosuke Katoh lived with six other players in a two-bedroom apartment in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, when he played for the Class AA Trenton Thunder last year. He recalled two killings in the neighborhood while he lived there.

“We definitely don’t live in the best neighborhoods,” Katoh said. “The places we do live, the team apartments, I mean it’s nice that they let us stay there. It’s whatever we can get.”

To make sure his players don’t have similar experiences while with his club, Josh Olerud, the RailRiders’ team president and general manager, tacks on broker duties to his daily responsibilities.

In recent years, he has built a catalog of available properties and personally inspects sites before a player moves in.

“I check out every single home,” Olerud said. “You don’t want to send someone somewhere that’s not going to be livable.”

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ROCHESTER — The University of Rochester’s Garrett Renslow, a Maple Hill High School graduate, was named to the Google Cloud Academic All-District III First Team in voting by the College Sports Information Directors of America right before the greatest pitching performance of his career.

In the first round of the Liberty League baseball playoffs (hosted by Rochester) on May 9, he threw a complete-game no-hitter, issuing two walks and recording eight strikeouts in a 10-0 victory over Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Two days later, he picked

up the win in an 8-2 victory over Clarkson University that clinched the Liberty League Championship for Rochester and an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs.

The junior right-hander has a 6-2 record with a 1.66 ERA for 54.1 innings of work heading into the NCAAs this weekend at the College of Wooster in Ohio. He has appeared in 12 games (eight starts) with three complete games and one save. He has allowed 10 earned runs (12 overall), 38 hits, walked 14, and struck out 62. Opponents are batting .192 See RENSLOW B3

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Conference Finals (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Eastern Conference (1) Milwaukee vs. (2) Toronto Wednesday, May 15: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.

Friday, May 17: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.

Sunday, May 19: Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m.

Tuesday, May 21: Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. x-Thursday, May 23: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. x-Saturday, May 25: Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. x-Monday, May 27: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.

Western Conference (1) Golden State 1, (3) Portland 0 Tuesday: Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m.

Thursday: Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m.

Saturday, May 18: Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m.

Monday, May 20: Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. x-Wednesday, May 22: Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. x-Friday, May 24: Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. x-Sunday, May 26: Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m.

NBA Finals (Best-of-7) Milwaukee or Toronto vs. Golden State or Portland Dates TBD

East

W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 25 15 .625 — NY Yankees 24 16 .600 1.0 Boston 22 20 .524 4.0 Toronto 16 24 .400 9.0 Baltimore 14 26 .350 11.0 Central

W L Pct GB Minnesota 26 15 .634 — Cleveland 22 19 .537 4.0 Chi. White Sox 19 22 .463 7.0 Detroit 18 22 .450 7.5 Kansas City 15 27 .357 11.5 West

W L Pct GB Houston 28 15 .651 — Seattle 21 23 .477 7.5 LA Angels 20 22 .476 7.5 Oakland 19 24 .442 9.0 Texas 17 22 .436 9.0 Monday’s games Baltimore at NY Yankees, PPD Houston 8, Detroit 1 LA Angels 5, Minnesota 4 Chi. White Sox 5, Cleveland 2 Seattle 6, Oakland 5, 10 innings Tuesday’s games Cleveland 9, Chi. White Sox 0 Baltimore at NY Yankees, PPD Houston 11, Detroit 4 Minnesota 4, LA Angels 3 Kansas City 11, Texas 5 Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m.

Wednesday’s games LA Angels (Cahill 2-3) at Minnesota (Odorizzi 5-2), 1:10 p.m.

Baltimore (TBD) at NY Yankees (German 7-1), 3:05 p.m.

Baltimore (TBD) at NY Yankees (TBD), 6:35 p.m.

Houston (Verlander 6-1) at Detroit (TBD), 7:10 p.m.

Texas (Minor 3-3) at Kansas City (Lopez 0-4), 8:15 p.m.

For Pelicans, a player like Williamson comes with great responsibility Jerry Brewer The Washington Post

If it’s still possible to look at Zion Williamson without googly eyes, allow me to temper expectations a tad about the anointed young phenom: He’s not a guaranteed franchise savior. He should be, but more than some of the other runaway No. 1 picks he is already being breathlessly compared to - Ewing, Shaq, LeBron - his development is at the mercy of his presumptive new team, the New Orleans Pelicans.

Williamson is certain to bring excitement, relevance and an endless reel of highlights to New Orleans. And he’s bringing those breathtaking talents to the Big Easy at the perfect time, with the organiNBA DRAFT ORDER zation clinging to hope that its new leader, First round David Griffin, can convince superstar An1. New Orleans 2. Memphis thony Davis to rescind his trade request.

3. New York As the winner of the Zion Sweepstakes 4. Los Angeles Lakers NATIONAL LEAGUE 5. Cleveland during the NBA draft lottery Tuesday 6. Phoenix East 7. Chicago

W L Pct GB night, the Pelicans have new life, but they 8. Atlanta Philadelphia 24 17 .585 — also have an incredible challenge. While NY Mets 20 20 .500 3.5 9. Washington Atlanta 21 21 .500 3.5 10. Atlanta (from Dallas) Williamson is instantly marketable and Washington 16 25 .390 8.0 11. Minnesota Miami 10 30 .250 13.5 figures to be a very good player at worst as 12. Charlotte Central 13. Miami long as he stays healthy, it will take an es W L Pct GB 14. Boston (from Sacramento via Philadelphia) Chi. Cubs 25 14 .641 — 15. Detroit pecially creative organizational approach Milwaukee 25 19 .568 2.5 16. Orlando to help him become a transcendent suSt. Louis 23 19 .548 3.5 17. Brooklyn Pittsburgh 20 18 .526 4.5 18. Indiana perstar.

Cincinnati 18 24 .429 8.5 19. San Antonio West It’s not because there is something 20. Boston (from LA Clippers via Memphis)

W L Pct GB 21. Oklahoma City wrong with Williamson’s game or his LA Dodgers 27 16 .628 — 22. Boston Arizona 23 19 .548 3.5 23. Utah mindset.

It’s the fact that he is so different.

San Diego 22 19 .537 4.0 24. Philadelphia Colorado 20 21 .488 6.0 There is no prototype for him; he is the 25. Portland San Francisco 17 23 .425 8.5 26. Cleveland (from Houston) prototype. At 6-foot-7 and 285 pounds, Tuesday’s games 27. Brooklyn (from Denver) Chi. Cubs 3, Cincinnati 1 he’s a defensive end in sneakers, a play28. Golden State NY Mets 6, Washington 2 29. San Antonio (from Toronto) Milwaukee 6, Philadelphia 1 er whose combination of power, motor, 30. Milwaukee St. Louis 14, Atlanta 3 leaping, agility, savvy and passion create Second round Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m.

31. Brooklyn (from New York via Philadelphia) San Diego at LA Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. an evolutionary marvel. You see a little of Today’s games 32. Phoenix Pittsburgh (Archer 1-2) at Arizona (Greinke 5-1), 33. Philadelphia (from Cleveland via Orlando a lot of notable talents in him. Depending 3:40 p.m. and New York) on how you tilt your head, you see some Chi. Cubs (Darvish 2-3) at Cincinnati (Gray 0-4), 34. Philadelphia (from Chicago via Los Angeles 6:40 p.m.

Lakers) Dominique Wilkins in there, some young NY Mets (Font 0-0) at Washington (Corbin 3-1), 35. Atlanta 7:05 p.m.

Larry Johnson, some Blake Griffin, some 36. Charlotte (from Washington via Orlando, Milwaukee (Gonzalez 1-0) at Philadelphia (ArDenver and Atlanta) Charles Barkley. But there isn’t a comrieta 4-3), 7:05 p.m.

37. Dallas St. Louis (Wacha 3-0) at Atlanta (Soroka 3-1), 38. Chicago (from Memphis) parison that feels just right. That’s what 7:20 p.m.

39. New Orleans San Diego (Strahm 1-2) at LA Dodgers (Maeda should make the Pelicans giddy and a bit 40. Sacramento (from Minnesota via Portland 4-2), 10:10 p.m. and Cleveland) nervous because they have such an enorInterleague 41. Atlanta (from Los Angeles Lakers via CleveTuesday’s games mous responsibility. land and Indiana) Colorado 5, Boston 4, 11 innings 42. Philadelphia (from Sacramento via Brooklyn Tampa Bay 4, Miami 0 Williamson is not LeBron James, who and Milwaukee) Toronto at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. fits in any system. He’s actually kind of like 43. Minnesota (from Miami via Charlotte) Wednesday’s games 44. Atlanta (from Charlotte) Toronto (TBD) at San Francisco (TBD), 3:45 p.m. a gigantic Kyler Murray,the diminutive 45. Detroit Colorado (Marquez 4-2) at Boston (TBD), 7:10 p.m.

46. Orlando (from Brooklyn via Memphis and Tampa Bay (TBD) at Miami (Urena 1-5), 7:10 p.m.

No. 1 overall NFL draft pick last month, Charlotte) in that you have to create a system to his 47. Sacramento (from Orlando via New York) 48. LA Clippers Golf specifications. In all sports, this is becom49. San Antonio ing an era of positional defiance. The ath50. Indiana 51. Boston PGA letes don’t fit neatly into traditional mod52. Charlotte (from Oklahoma City) Championship Tee Times 53. Utah els and beliefs anymore, and if you force At Bethpage State Park - Black Course 54. Philadelphia Yardage: 7,468; Par: 71 old philosophies on them, you can inhibit 55. New York (from Houston) Bethpage, New York 56. LA Clippers (from Portland via Detroit and First Round the development of a special talent.

Orlando) Thursday Williamson isn’t just vital to the future 57. New Orleans (from Denver via Milwaukee) Tee No. 1 58. Golden State 6:45 a.m. _ J.J. Spaun, Rob Labritz, Beau Hossler of the Pelicans. It’s important for basket6:56 a.m. _ Jeff W Schmid, Sam Burns, Keith 59. Toronto Mitchell 60. Sacramento (from Milwaukee) ball - for the longevity of this age of posi7:07 a.m. _ Jason Caron, Byeong-Hun An, Antionless basketball - that David Griffin and drew Putnam 7:18 a.m. _ Kyle Stanley, John O’Leary, Harold Pro hockey the organization get this right. It opens so Varner III 7:29 a.m. _ Michael Lorenzo-Vera, Justin Hardmany possibilities if Williamson can maxing, Richy Werenski NHL PLAYOFFS imize his potential. But it’s not as simple 7:40 a.m. _ Jimmy Walker, Vijay Singh, Jason Conference Finals Dufner as nurturing him, retaining Davis and put(Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 7:51 a.m. _ Chez Reavie, Graeme McDowell, Eastern Conference ting shooters around them for ideal floor Brendan Jones Boston 3, Carolina 0 8:02 a.m. _ Hao-Tong Li, Russell Knox, Tyrrell spacing.

Thursday, May 9: Boston 5, Carolina 2 Hatton Sunday: Boston 6, Carolina 2 8:13 a.m. _ Shaun Norris, Lee Westwood, It will be easy to sell tickets and have Tuesday: Boston 2, Carolina 1 Charles Howell III Thursday: Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. fans come to watch Williamson dunk, but 8:24 a.m. _ J.B. Holmes, Lucas Bjerregaard, Troy x-Saturday: Carolina at Boston, 7:15 p.m.

Merritt there’s more to his game, so much more.

8:35 a.m. _ Matt Wallace, Joost Luiten, Brian x-Monday, May 20: Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m.

Mackey x-Wednesday, May 22: Carolina at Boston, 8 During his stopover at Duke this season, 8:46 a.m. _ Luke List, Casey Russell, Abraham p.m. coach Mike Krzyzewski tapped into those Ancer Western Conference 8:57 a.m. _ Adam Long, Craig Bowden, Joaquin San Jose 1, St. Louis 1 traits. You saw his uber-athletic DrayNiemann Saturday, May 11: San Jose 6, St. Louis 3 12:10 p.m. _ Danny Lee, Michael Thompson, mond Green potential with Williamson’s Monday: St. Louis 4, San Jose 2 Justin Bertsch Today: San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ability to create for others, fly around on 12:21 p.m. _ Lucas Glover, Cameron Champ, Friday: San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m.

Rich Berberian Jr Sunday, May 19: St. Louis at San Jose, 3 p.m. defense and play anywhere on the court.

12:32 p.m. _ Paul Casey, Emiliano Grillo, Daniel x-Tuesday, May 21: San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m.

Berger He doesn’t have the 7-foot-3 wingspan x-Thursday, May 23: St. Louis at San Jose, 9 p.m.

12:43 p.m. _ Ian Poulter, Tony Finau, Billy Horand court vision of Giannis Antetokschel 12:54 p.m. _ Gary Woodland, Rafael Cabrera ounmpo, but in time, you could enviTransactions Bello, Matthew Fitzpatrick 1:05 p.m. _ Keegan Bradley, Martin Kaymer, Pasion Williamson functioning well on a draig Harrington HOCKEY built the way the Milwaukee Bucks 1:16 p.m. _ Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm, Jordan NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Official Magazineteam ofThey Spieth are. surround the Greek Freak with Carolina Hurricanes - Recalled C Patrick Brown 1:27 p.m. _ Bryson DeChambeau, Kevin Kisner, from Charlotte (AHL), assigned him to Charlotte Pat Perez shooting and versatility and he roams the (AHL). Activated RW Saku Maenalanen from 1:38 p.m. _ Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Jason injured reserve. Assigned D Jake Bean to Charcourt as he pleases, making plays for evDay lotte (AHL).

1:49 p.m. _ Satoshi Kodaira, Matt Kuchar, Camerybody, anchoring the defense and domColumbus Blue Jackets - Signed RW Emil Bemeron Smith strom to a three-year, entry-level contract.

2 p.m. _ Corey Conners, Jim Furyk, Marc Leishin the paint even though he starts of Columbia County is a Reader’sinating Choice Contest, New York Islanders - Waived D Yannick The Rath- Best man most possessions geb.

2:11 p.m. _ Jorge Campillo, Stuart Deane, Chesvoting begins April 1, 2019 and continuing through June 6, 2019. on the perimeter.

Toronto Maple Leafs - Signed alternate goverson Hadley To get the best out of Williamson, the nor Brendan Shanahan to a six-year contract 2:22 p.m. _ Kurt Kitayama, Andrew Filbert, Dylan Frittelli extension.

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NBA deputy commissioner Mark Tatum reveals the number one pick for the New Orleans Pelicans during the 2019 NBA Draft Lottery at the Hilton Chicago.

and then add some of their own ingredients. In the 17 years since the franchise relocated from Charlotte, innovation hasn’t exactly been a strength. However, wearing on the nerves of their stars has been a problem. Chris Paul was traded in 2011, during his prime, after the franchise failed to advance past the conference semifinals with him. Davis has been to the playoffs just twice in seven seasons, and now he wants out.

It’s amazing that the basketball gods keep delivering potential saviors, but New Orleans needs to do more with them. Paul arrived in 2005, right after the organization had lost the momentum of the playoff team it inherited from Charlotte. Then Davis arrived in the draft after Paul was dealt to the Los Angeles Clippers. New Orleans won the No. 1 pick in the 2012 draft lottery just a month after late owner Tom Benson had agreed to buy the team, which was struggling and under temporary league ownership. On Tuesday, with Davis seemingly on the way out, the Pelicans had a 6% chance to win the Zion lottery, and they ended the night dancing.

A conspiracy theorist would accuse the NBA of going out of its way to try to make basketball work in New Orleans. But that’s rather petty. New York Knicks fans can cry all they want. Williamson isn’t going to a big market. It’s probably better for him because he will need time to adjust to the NBA game, and his hype is already out of control.

New Orleans will allow him the opportunity to have a more comfortable transition. Will he do that as a complementary superstar understudy to Davis? Or will the Pelicans have to trade Davis and immediately start building around Williamson? It would be best for the franchise to add Williamson to Davis and Jrue Holiday. That is definitely the start of a dangerous playoff team. But perhaps it’s better in the long run to be forced into creating a team that can grow with the 18-year-old prodigy.

Griffin is the kind of basketball mind who could put together something interesting. Coach Alvin Gentry deserves such an opportunity, too, especially after the work he did in keeping the team focused amid the circus of Davis’ trade request.

Griffin and Gentry have the most exciting experiment in recent NBA history. They need to do their best work.

During the NCAA Tournament, a reporter wanted to know whether the

distinguished jaw of Krzyzewski ever hit the hardwood when watching Williamson. He began the question with the phrase “when you have player like Zion,” and the wording prompted the 72-yearold Duke coach to stop him right there to make one thing abundantly clear: There’s only one Zion. And all the basketball rims in the world should be grateful for that.

“I don’t have another player like Zion,” Krzyzewski said. “If I did, both of them would start, and we’d be really, really good.”

Coach K, who has won five national titles and guided Team USA to three Olympic gold medals as a head coach, learned to compartmentalize greatness long ago.

He has seen so many special ones, but even for him, Williamson was unique. He reveled at the opportunity to tinker with his skill set.

“As he progresses, how can we not put a ceiling on him?” Krzyzewski said. “You keep learning about a player, and that’s how I like to coach is to keep adjusting.”

At Duke, Williamson entered as a social media sensation and expected NBA lottery pick known for his dunking. He left as the overwhelming No. 1 pick and a player destined to sign a $100 million shoe contract soon.

“God gave him extraordinary ability but also extraordinary intelligence on how to use the ability and a work ethic to blend the two,” Krzyzewski said. “He’s a magnificent athlete, and people just look at it as jumping. His lateral movement and his ability to move with speed and change directions is phenomenal. . . . He probably gets fouled a hell of a lot more than they’re called. In fact, I know he does, because he’s able to finish.

“He’s one-of-a-kind. He’s just one-ofa-kind, and he’s going to keep getting better.”

Naturally, Zion mania has skewed perspective and vaulted Williamson to a level of stardom that will be difficult for him to reach. But over the past year, his game has grown so much. New Orleans has to keep Williamson on that path. If it can, he will become a game-changing player.

Williamson isn’t just a well-timed gift for a middling franchise. His impending arrival represents a tremendous responsibility, too. If New Orleans ever wants to thrive at this basketball thing, this is their best and most intriguing chance.

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wrong place,’ “ Sosebee said. “It’s kind of like an auto body, slash junkyard, slash I think the guy sells cars out of there, too. There’s a bunch of cars in the back, mechanics everywhere. That’s our house.” All in all, though, he sounded satisfied with his new home.

Among those who stick to Olerud’s tips, players recognized a sense of civic pride from their landlords. Some proprietors forgo broker’s fees or security deposits and offer month-to-month or six-month leases, which helps minor leaguers facing unpredictable seasons.

Gleyber Torres, who went on to finish third in the 2018 American League Rookie of the Year Award vote, spent the beginning of last season in an apartment that included access to a personal man cave, complete with a gym and golf simulators.

“Peace of mind,” said Olerud, sounding almost like a funeral director himself, “is a big thing.”

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three-night hotel stay for players upon their arrival, and some newcomers choose extended hotel stays if they can negotiate a reasonable rate. When players choose to search on their own, unexpected challenges can arise.

During spring training, pitchers David Sosebee and Cale Coshow could not find anything to their liking on websites like Craigslist or Zillow, but their teammate Danny Coulombe met a woman on his flight to Scranton who mentioned she lived in a duplex with a vacant apartment.

When Sosebee and Coshow arrived the morning before their first home game to move in, they figured they must have gotten lost.

“We pulled up and I was like, ‘This has got to be the

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Watervliet 5 100 — Boham (IC) 12.67; 200 — Perez-Tucker (Mohon) 27.08; 400 — Bell (HN) 1:01.14;

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against him.

Renslow was named First

800 — Vogel (HN) 2:23.26; 1,500 — Sinisgalli (Mohon) 5:11.47; 3,000 — Sherman (Mohon) 10:52.55; 100H — Boham (IC) 15.08; 400H — Boham (IC) 1:10.23; 400 relay — Mohonasen (Perez-Tucker, Racana, Shaw, Costanzo)

52.40; 1,600 relay — Mohonasen (Perez-Tucker, Sinisgalli, Caldwell, Shaw) 4:19.91; 3,200 relay — Ichabod Crane (Wall, Oligny-Leggett, Slade, Dolge) 10:08.70; 2,000 steeplechase — Cuomo (Mohon) 7:50.19; High jump — Juste (AA) 4-8;

Long jump — Chamberlain (CR) 17-0.25; Triple jump — Paul (HN) 34-8.25; Discus throw — Haag (CR) 101-11; Shot put — Haag (CR) 33-4.5; Pole vault — Calkins (Mohon) 10-06; Pentathlon — Mattfeld (CCHS) 1,808.

Team All-Liberty League this season. He has a cumulative GPA of 3.97 on a 4.00 scale with a double major of Neuroscience and Psychology. He is a teaching assistant for Organic Chemistry and has held

positions in Neurobiology and Human Physiology.

He was selected as a Provost’s Circle Scholar which honors the top junior student—athletes. This summer, he will do research work in

Neuropsychology at the Albany Medical Center. He has volunteered at that facility as well as at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

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Legal Notice for 2018 ING/BOARD OF EDU- B. THE BUDGET tions for absentee bal- NOTICE IS HEREBY Shall the Board of Ed- thereafter as necesof Org. filed with NY 12529 must by 1:00pm, May24th, GIVEN, Bank will operate a bank ucation of $122,698.58 plus interest sary reserves right toqualified reject any tact NYSDEC Personof no later pany) Articles Or- 239 Island Drive, Town CATION ELEC- Arts that within a Public Water Quality Report.

Shall the Board of Secy Ed- lots be received be authorized to the enable COURT OF NOTICE Lasting Joy Brewery, LLC. Filed PUBLIC of State (SSNY) on 3/12/19. Of- SUPREME 2019. holding company structure as a and costs. Jennifer T. Abenor all bids and waive any inforthan 05/30/2019 1130 N Westganization were filed of Copake, County of TION/BUDGET VOTE Hearing on the proThe law has required ucation of the Catskill by the Board Clerk at to: (a) acquire two (2) voters who are in the Hudson Housing with SSNY on 3/13/2019. Of- The wholly owned subsidiary of the cott Rd or 15 days after the pubfice location: Columbia County. THE STATE OF NEW haim, Esq. Woods Oviatt Gilmalities or defect in such bid. with Secretary of Columbia andHEREBY the Authority NOTICE 2019-2020 that the the Water Central School least (7) will days at a maximum place 9:00in -seven OFbe posed (HHA) re-of YORK The Town ofCOUNTY Greenport proposed holding company, buses lication dateAshland of this notice, fice: ColumbiaIS County.

SSNY SSNY is designated asDistrict, agent man LLP Plaintiff’s Attorney 700 polling Sealed bids will be at received flushing hydrants from April NBC Bancorp, Inc., a New York whichever is later.

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SSNY St. Rochester, New 14614 lots.

Central School until: DATE: Fri(SSNY) on 01/03/2019. has mail been of &Education ofCorpothe contractors Central School $250,000; nual Drinking Water SSNY York, itbe to OCWEN and vote (by 2019 May 10, (b) York expend LOAN SERLAWN PM till 5AM. Residents may noPursuant to such Plan and rate Circle Ste 207 Albany NY shall mail process to: 28 Liberty Tel.: 855-227-5072 day, June 3, 2019 TIME: NO10:00 ALEX ROSKIN LLC, Office location: Greene nated as agent of LLC Catskill Central School District shall be held in Quality Report.

This expend the sums of 2019) if the ballot is to such sums for such AND FURTHER VICING, LLC, CARE and SNOW Agreement of Reorganization, LEGAL NOTICE THE VEIL12203. Purpose: any lawful St, NY, NY 10005. Purpose: any tice discoloration of water and a.m. Specifications and bid 55Arts.

NORTH of Org. 6,filedLLC. with County. has upon whom process District, Greene REMOVAL the Board of Education report hasSSNY been mailed money, which will be V.be mailed to thein voter purpose from unalloTICE IS HEREBY GIVSERVICES shareholders of the Bank will LETTE-NIFOSI FOUNDATION, lawful activity.

Notice of Formashould use caution using NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF forms may be obtained on the Farm Register Star SUPREME Arts. filed with the of Org. SSNY on been as against it be County, Newmay York, will attion Room of share the ofWanted Taconic to Notice alldesignated water required School or the machines dayMATTHEW, before the 410 fundASSESSMENT balance; EN THAT petitions receive one the Com- cated INC. isbillable hereby given that Notice of Formation (LLC): TheColumbia Yellowfor Deli ApartOak Hill VINITA washing during this TENTATIVE District’s website www.greenE. the Help COURT – COUNTY OF COthe SSNY on 04/04/19.

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Office loc: agent the annualof report ofusers. the aboveRoselips Mountain House LLC. LLC Arts. Complex, of Org. filed with 41 SSperiod. mon Stock of the Company in and ROLL(c) (Pursuant to Sections ville csd.org or at the Business LLC uponA served.

The postPublic of- ment hold the Annual Central School, parcels and District purposes for ET. election (May 20,persists, 2018) Hills levy the neces- nominating candidates AL. If discoloration LUMBIA WILMINGTON SAVOffice: Greene County.

Columbia County. named its fiscalis fice Articles of Organization were North NY Off. Loc.:Greene please the Greenport exchange for New each ofYork, their sary 506 and 526 therefore, of the Real PropOffice, Central Out process against address to which Hearing on the Budget Craryville, copy foundation of this forreport the2/21/19.

2019-2020 school NOTICE if thecontact ballot will be OXEN tax to Check for the Greenville office ofOur memINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, whom OF SALE Second Street, HILL FARM, LLC, EAST GRANBY, CT needs 7 year ended December 31, 2018 filed with the Secretary of the Cnty.

SSNY designated as water Department shares of the Common Stock of erty Tax Law) Notice is hereby School, 4982 SR 81, GreenSSNY designated as it available SSNY has beenTRUST, desigD/B/A CHRISTIANA may atbe served. the shall mail a8, Hudson, on SSNY Wednesday, Mayon on Tuesday, May 8, tobe at the Ashyears,of in amount of NOTICE picked up levied and collected ber ofNYthe Board ofBhend EdIS personally HEREBY temporary NYthe 12534. workers 5/1/2019 12/1/2019, work tools, is available its principal ofState of New York (SSNY) agent LLC whom process the Bank; and 2.

Consider and given that the Assessor of the ville, 12083.

Robyn agent the LLC upon nated agent upon NOT IN of ITSas INDIVIDUAL CA- SSNY shall Mail a copy ofat any process supplies, equipment provided without costamounts to NY, worker.

2018, 6:00 p.m. in 2019 at 6:30 p.m., preland Town Hall, the $42,640,929 (The Budby the voter at the Ofin such as ucation shall be filed GIVEN pursuant to a Details of the project fice, 86 Elliot Road, East Cha3/8/19.

Office Location: Greene may be served.

SSNY shall Notice of the formation of DEB vote upon a proposal to adjourn Town of ATHENS, County Business Official Dated: May PACITY BUT SOLELY AS whom against whom process process against will be Meeting available cost workers whoby Copy of York Process the LLCbeen served the SSNY Catskill High and vailing time.

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SSNY ness hours, for awebsite period of 180 whom the process against it Purpose: all lawful real SSNY 2/11/2019.

Location: Coto permiton further solicitation the current year and account that a copy office MICHAEL HATCHETT, etshall al Company LLC, 30at Street Holdings, presentation ofLLC; the review May 1, 2019,upon Ashland the taxable prop- February meet the criteria for and taking into in Craryville, 6, SSNY 2019, and tained at theactivities.

HHA's subsistence isnot provided completion of the 15 ATHENS days days from the date of publicamay be served.

SSNY shall lumbia County. designatproxies if there are sufficient has been filed with The Village of Philmont will hold of process to the LLC, mail process to: Alex Defendant(s). Pursuant to a Germans Hill Road, 166 Duane Street, 2019-2020 Budget of at the District Office. www.ashlandny.com. erty in the School Dis"permanently disstate aid received?

New York, not or 50% of the work contract.

Work is guaranteed 3/4 entered in the Office of main office, 41 North tion of this notice. mail a copy of process to RoseNotice of Qualification of 357 ed as agent of LLC upon whom votes at the time of the ShareTOWN CLERK at thefor ATHENS their annual “end of year”later meetJudgment of 48 Foreclosure and Freehold 3276 Route 23A, PaRoskin, Half Circle the workdays thethe contract period.

Hours offered 12431. a Suite 2B, New LLC, York, theMountain Catskill Central NOTICE IStoduring HEREBY You may NY also review trict? Street abled" areitCounty so 4.

To transact such than 22, 2019 at Clerkand of the Street, Hud- the lips House 167 Second Columbia LLC. Authority process against maycerbe of holder Meeting approve COMMUNITY BUILDING, ing onApril Wednesday May 29, Sale dated on January 28, lenville, NY NY12463.

Dr, Ancram, 12502. Purpose: each week may the be ofmore or less thanitbusiness stated inseen item 11 5 HORSES PRODUCTIONS Rappleyea Road, Lexington, filed with NY Secy of State (SSserved.

SSNY shall mail copy of Plan and Agreement Reorgawhere may be and exAny lawful New York 10013.

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I, the undersigned ReferPurpose: Purpose: Any Any lawful Lawful LLC ofClerk's Org. filed NY pose/Character NY 12452. Public Purpose:Library.

Any lawful NY) on 4/12/19. location: process toBoard DEB ZAHN CON- meeting nization. A copy the Plan and properly amined by any interested perlage officeEach for the sole purpose or activities.

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Sec. State upon (SSNY) 4/01/19. acts or activities.

Latest date Columbia County. LLC formed SULTING, LLC,receive PO Box 529, Agreement Reorganization son until Grievance purpose.

Purpose. of paying end directed of the year bills. the Columbia County Court- est date which Any lawful tin of board located at business: NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR 2019-2020 FIS- VICING, tions will ab- applicable fied voters ofrate. the Applicants Tathe pursuant must be to LLC isPurpose: the ing normal business piece tomeeting apply contact CT Office in Columbia Co. SSNY upon which LLC is to dissolve: in Delaware (DE) on 2/15/19.

Ghent, NY 12075. approved by the directors of the Assessor will be in attendance

By Order of the Village Board house, 401 Union Street, Hud- LLC of Company LaborCentral at is 860-2636020.

Or applyAssessment for the to dissolve: No purpose the isTown Hall. any business FURTHER GIVEN,perthat hours.

CAL is YEAR Shall sentee ballots by mail. conic Hills the Education Law the District Clerk, must VINITA E. Department Information isof Plaintiff design.

Agent of LLC Ifupon No specific date.

SSNY designated as agentthe Any lawfuland purpose.

Bank and the on to with the Tentative Hettos, LLC. Filed with son, N.Y. on the 17 th day of job at the nearest local office of the SWA. Job order date.may under the stateNew also questions or be concerns a copy of the sum upon ofavailable $801,928, sepAbsentee ballots School District willbe be State ofof signed at least Blue2019 Lapis LLC, whom process served. mitted LLC whom process file at the Bank and may in- of Roll the for a minimum fourNew hours be ET AL. must are #215191. at MATTHEW, Town of New by Baltimore ReSSNY on Of-of specific June, at2/6/2019.

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(25) Org. filed aswith SSNY Defendant(s).

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Off. loc.: Referee large variety of vegetable, fruit and flower crops.

SSNY designated as Limited Apt 417 Long Island City, NY with NY Secy of State (SSNY) St, NY, NY 10005. DE address on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 Applicants Proxy Statement being STREET, ATHENS, NY 12015 Liability Commorevoters will be receiving bids for the buildings and have a9:00 general knowledge of vegetable is made aware and welawful will try notification required for School School District budget, not than 3:30 hours of should noon andmailed TICE ISthe HEREBY GIV- the in the previColumbia Co.improveSSNY selllater at atpublic aucProposals will be ac- will agent for process & 11101.

Purpose: Any acon 4/4/19.

Office location: Coof LLC: 1209 Orange St, Wilmat 7:30 P.M. the Town Hall, to the Bank’s shareholders of Between hours of 9:00AM the following paving projects for pany (LLC). ments thereon located inagent the production, plant propagation and that greenhouse maintetoSSNY Section to offer a solution. pursuant District purposes dur- cepted for the support and tion P.M. the day ofon the p.m., prevailing time, in EN a copy of the ous annual election, designated as aton the GREENE to Cert. andof no tivity. lumbia County. is desigington, DEup 19801.

For1795 Route 9, Clermont the nance recordand as ofpropagation.

May 10, 2019.

Wednesday, the 2019 season. Shady Lane shall mail to: 369 Main Must be& able to1:00PM lift up to 50 lbs.

Town of Claverack, County of Name: Wolcott & Car-E. 206 of the Limited LiThank you.

Richard ing the ensuing year maintenance of the Election and Vote, May the Veterans Commustatement of the whichever is greater, nated as agent of LLC upon mation filed with DE Secy of following application: Richard May 8, 2019 Location: 2 FIRST upon whom process Approximately 9875’ x 20’ FurCOURT- May be required to operate machinery and do various other later than 3pm, May 1, COUNTY Columbia and State of New Street Catskill NY roll, LLC - Articles of Articles of Organization for ability whom against State, 401 Ste 4, HOUSE, and Donna CounCGKwork.

PROPERTIES LLC ArtiSTREET, ATHENS, NY 12015 of nish the and Install 1” T&L Company Law. Tompkins, Town Su(the process Budget), asit may pre- 2019, Catskill Public Library 21, 2019.Stickle, A 1188 listMAIN of all field nity Room of farm the Ta- amount of money District and maySaid bepremises servedknown & any shall General maintenance, brush clearing and 320 at Federal the St. HHA's York. as 12414.

Purpose: Organization filed with ty Route 6, Tax ID #180.-2-43, is cles of Org. filed NY Sec. of 7867 MAIN ST. PROPERTY be served.

SSNY shall mail proDover, DE 19901.

The name Between the hours of 12:00PM Course state Furnish and 1.5” chain saw operation could be required on a regular basis.

2 371 Route proc.: 23B, Claverack, pervisor for calendar 2020 and STREET, persons to CATSKILL, whom ab- conic pared by the Board of main Hills Central which will be required must theInstall name mail 28 N.Y. Re- LLC office or via email lawful cess to: 62A Barkers Point Rd, applying for an area variance months State (SSNY) 5/1/2019.

Office were filedof withState the Secreand address of the Reg. Agent & 2:00PM and 5:00PM 12.5mm Top Course The Town Secretary of experience in the above duties listed is preferred.

PUBLIC NOTICE 12513.

(Section: 120., Block: 1, Education, may be The ob- asisthat the necessary tax sentee ballots shall School, Craryville, New to fund7:00PM the School Disand residence of the ynolds Rd., Kinde- tary of State of New York on Sands NY 12414, on May 22, indicated in detailed Point, NY 11050. for the purpose of building a gain Columbia Co. SSNY desig.

CT Corporation System, 28 & Monday, May will be responsible for the folLot: 9).FERMENTS Approximate amount of New York (SSNY) on NOTICE OFanyFORMAtained be levied to 10005. pay Purthe 2019 have been issued will at LLC which time the trict's the candidate.

A copy of LB LLC, rhook, NYplus interest 12106. at existing 9:15 AM, April 8, 2019.isThehereby of the name and by address of resident the Reg. project rage to their house.

All York, agent of whom process Liberty St, NY,description.

NY 13, 2019budget Location: for 2 FIRST lowing: Cut keyways as necesNOTICE giv- TION lien $ 730,867.40 March 8,is located 2019.office Office MILLER FARMS, SUFFIELD, CT needs 7 temporary OF ABochner, LIMITED company in Greene Agent is Lisa J. Esq., pose: any lawful activity. interested parties are invited to may be served.

SSNY shall STREET, ATHENS, NY 12015 same.

For detailed Libe available for inof the District during polls will be opened to 2019-2020 school such petition may be sary for smooth transitions Articles of Org. filed Purp.: any lawful purp. premises known as 43 HHA is an Equal Open that a license, num415 and costs. Premises will be sold location: General Help workers 5/1/2019 to 12/7/2019, work tools, supplies, Greene LIABILITY COMPANY Secretary of State Point Rd, Sands attend. Desiree Webber, vote mail process to 22 Rockefeller Between the hours of 9:00AM Clean (sweep) roadway prior brary budget informaspection to M.qualified the Barkers fourteen (14) days portunity by voting by ma- equipment year, exclusive pub-costobtained atHousing the Office with theprovisions SSNYof filed on County. subject to HILL ROAD, Employer un- HIGH provided of without to worker. will to ber The "Pending" Has 62A SSNY as Desighas been designated agent (LLC) Point, NY 11050. Purpose: any Notice of Qualification ConSecretaryof the District at chine Rd., Ancramdale, NYon 12503, & 1:00PMmay Saturday, May to All judgment and Office terms of sale.

In- County. available without cost workers who immediately preceding tionthecontact theofoflibrary voters and ballot the be lic monies, be obofpaving District Clerkcannot during 4/2/19. loc: ATHENS, NY 12015: der direction the been applied for by the NOTICE OF ORupon which process may be lawful activity. solidated Communications of which is also the principal busi18, 2019 Between the hours of necessary maintenance of theMeeting, LLC is U.S. dex No. 13229-18.

Henry R. nated as Agent of LLC The reasonably return their permanent residence at thehours. endand NEEDED for general d iYork r Company, e ofc HUD t LLC. oand r , Section the Office the Board thename Annual following items: tained by anytotaxpayer school Greene County.

103,of Block 6, AIDE Dept undersigned toprocess sell 12th served and a copy of New AuHENRY KRIZ CONTRACTING ness location.

Purpose: Any of 9:00AM & PM The regular control of traffic Water Supply GANIZATION OF SSNY Bauer, Esq., Referee.

Stern upon the work day.1:00 Transportation reimbursement and subwhom process housekeeping and shopStreet Capital, 518-943-4230.

Clerk during of- ping commencing Thurs- encourages 1.

To adopt the annual sistence in theofisAssessment District during The petition dehas been designated shall be mailed by the Secretary Notice of formation of LINDEN thority filed withSection NY Dept. 3of Lot LLC, Arts. of Org. regular filed with the lawful Board Review 11: for rollers Bids willshall be Beer, Wine and Liquor provided upon completion of 15 days or accepted 50% & Eisenberg, PC against LIMITED LIABILITY inpurpose. the Hudson area it may be LLC. Articles of Orof State to the LLC at Lombardi, VALLY LLC Arts. of Org. filed State on 4/3/19.

Office location: SSNY on 02/08/2019.

Office will meet on TUESDAY, MAY at the Townat Clerk’s Office locatday, May 2, 2019, ex- and NOTICE IS FURTHER fice hours, AM to with budget of the Taconic the daysWork im-is scribe least the as agentforupon THAT 8:00 CERTAIN Minority and ALL of the fourteen work contract. guaranteed for 3/4 of the at retail SSNY under the Al- ganization Attorney(s) Plaintiffwhom Wood- served. a vehicle.

2-3 times a COMPANY shall filed with Walsh, Davenport & Amodeo, with the Sect’y of State of NY Columbia County.

Princ. bus. loc: Columbia County.

SSNY STATE OF NEW YORK SU28, 2019 between the hours of ed at 3809 County Route workdays the contract period. not 51, GIVEN, that the District 3:00 PM, until day week, Hills 6-9 Central mediatelyduringpreceding length of Workers the term of process against the bridge Corporate Plaza 485 Bof coholic Beverage Con- cept Saturdays, Sun- Women's hours. School Call PIECE ORthe PARBusiness En- PLOT, FIRST:The name P.C., 187 Wolf Road, Suite 211, (SSNY) on 7/9/2015.

Office loaddr.: 121 S. 17th St., Mattoon, has been designated as agent PREME COURT: COUNTY OF 3:00PM and 5:00PM and the mail a copy of process Hannacroix, NY 12087 until Secretary of State of required to work extra hours offered. $13.25 per hr. or Route 1may South –be Suiteserved.

330 Ise(646)770-6166. has walk-in voter of District day orCounty holidays, during terprises the FARGO fiscal the Meeting ex- office and contain the LLC OF Annual LAND, WITH submit trolThe Law at 562 SHEPAlbany, NY LLC, 12205.

Purpose: for New cation, of Columbia.

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LLC to formed in DEregon CEL uponthe whom process against the District GREENE for WELLS hoursAnnual of 6:00PM and 8:00PM, the Limited Liability to: 4pm to on Friday, May 24. All applicable piece rate.

Applicants apply contact CTbids 231 Main lin, NJ 08830 (732) 582-6344 York (SSNY) on istration and any desigper- THE Election & regular school hours year to Department cept Saturdays, name of the envelope last SSNY shall mail pro- any BUILDINGS ARD HILL ROAD ROXlawful activity for which limSSNY has been designated as proposals.

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Foreclosure andAIM Sale and of any person believing himself CATERERS, LLC dent buildings.

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Workers that are requested to drive will has been desigthat an order entered 296-7094 NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION ver, DE 19904.

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NY. NAME: Hometown Hauler, County Clerk of Greene County containing procedures for conThursday from 6am-3:30NOpm, TRUST school building and at TLE es are open,2015-1, at the AND BoardSTATE Clerk OF NEW members of the Board be District Election.

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Max forroll work COMPANY Sec. of State of NY York which the ofLLC at Lombardi, Walsh, Dav- the cles SSNY of Organization of the County. SSNY designated as Secretary of State of New York Street, Catskill, County of sessor tab. Dated this 1st day of NOTICEand OF SALE SUPREME shall mail a MARK copy ofCOUNTY which Project may Debe 411 GREENE A.2019.

MCCARTY; May 21, on the District's web30, 2024, to succeed in that budgetary pro§2035 2008 of the Zacker, Esq. Referee.

FIRST:The name of Main Street, Catsenport & Amodeo, P.C., 187 Company were filed with the agent for process & shall mail has been designated as agent Greene, State of New York, at May, 2019 Carol J McBride, As(SSNY) 3/25/2019.

Cty: JOB OPPORTUNITY $18 fice ofThe the Company COURTCOUNTY COBulk Carrier looking for OF CDL-A scription: proposed project is copy any process examined at the office MCCARTY, site. ofThe realon property Any person be RAS Nadine cess Education any LLC 900 P/H the Limited Liability kill, NY Wolf Road, SuiteSSNY 211, Albany, Secretary of State April 23, CANDACE to: 488 Madison Aveshall 10th Fl NY of theBoriskin, LLC upon whom process 12:30 P.M., the desessor is exempt from Drivers.

LUMBIA OF WillBANK train Law, on AMERICA, modern NYC * Gazzola $15premises P/H LIand * Columbia. de- against located Greene. involves theisapplication of the the LLC served of the clerk, located at 4th et al Defendant(s). entitled to have his/her tax exemption report William Arp, whose taxation, shall be anreferenda or proposiSpecialized Equipment.

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Purpose: for any 2019.

THIRD: The County withNY 10022.

Purpose: any lawful against it may be served.

The scribed as follows: 7141 State N.A., Plaintiff, AGAINST GENMerchants Concourse, Company is HV FLAG, Floor, Room 427 $14.50 P/H UPSTATE NY herbicide AvastThe (Fluridone) and Professional positions sig. as for agent upon in the State FOURTH: Secrehim/her is: York 12th Buffalo toamend Elmira.

560 Warren Street, lawful activity Coordinated which limited upon of New in Pursuant Secretary of State of New York Route 23 Road 7141 435 GREENVILLE to aupon JudgEVIEVE DEBELLA, will be annexed to any name placed the Suite expire on June nexed to the& CENTRAL budget tions to M. the 310, Westbury, you currently carea/k/a for your Cutrine UltraState for thehas control of The LLC (hereinafter re- If terms Technical whomcompanies process may against Pay/Benefits.

Email for tary of been liability be Street which the office of the Company NOTICE OF provided SALE SUPREME shall mail a copy of process to relatives State2019; Route 23 a/k/a 7141 document.

SCHOOL PO BOX 129 4982 Excellent Capital, LLC; ment Hudson, New andYork Defendant(s) Pursuant totoa of Foreclosure Eurasian Watermilfoil sea- Transportation register that tentative/preliminary 30, and one twobudget, otherwise or friends who New York 11590, Atapplication: ferred to asBox the569"ComPlan may be served & shall designated as agent formed under the law. is located is Columbia.

COURTCOUNTY OF GREENE the LLC, at PO Leeds Route 23 Durham, NY 12422 STATE ROUTE 81 GREENjudgment of foreclosure and 166 Duane Street, grants meblooms the right to draft sonal algae over the cscott@Lynnhscott.com orvoting call and Sale entered on or Medicare, budget as well as the he/she ap- torneys year term Beekmantown The and budbe for forPurpose: Plaintiff.For any have pany") for to Greene FOURTH: TheNew Secretary of BANK OF personally AMERICA, N.A., NY 12451 SBLMedicaid No.:unexpired 64.00-6-6 and 64.00VILLE,election NY 12083 NOTICE TO 888-339-2900 salesubmitted duly entered on March 4, mail process 21 upon14.18 whom process Central School x12 entire acres of Glen Suite 2B, York, assume the name of County you may be eligible to December 3, 2018. pears and is known or final adopted budget commencing on or get vote shall be by at said election, must LOYOLA LLC ArtiState has been designated as Plaintiff, AGAINST CARMEN lawful purpose.

BIDDERS of EducaseeksThe theBoard following for SECOND:The Articles 6-7 ALL THAT TRACT OF PAR- District 2019. I, the undersigned Referis available for Konig TAQUITOS Rd., Ghent, NY New against the Company Brook Pond which falls within York 10013.

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DefenCEL OF LAND in the tion of the Greenville Central proven to the satisfacof which it will form about May 21, 2019 machine or absentee be filed with the Disee, will sell at public auction at of Organization of the personal assistant. No Cer- French Teacher - MS review and the wetland proper of New York 12075.General Pur- pose/Character may beThe served.

The public of Melber. city and State (SSNY) 04/11/19. against the Company be eree dant( to Notice of formation of limited li- and Town expiring of Durham, School District receivedursep- trict the Columbia Courtwill sellBoard ata judgment public part; and shall bemay posttion s) ofPursuant the Clerk WINDHAM on Greene June School ballot.

The will hours Clerk ofCounty the Board State Freshwater Company were filed It Office is business: FALLS RECounselor pose. post Regulted office address to comment. tificates needed.

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Name: KS FitCounty, New York The premisarate sealed bids for: REFUSE house, 401 UnionatStreet HudAny lawful state of my present auction at theorLobby of ALTY Wetland F-10; a Class 3 wet- available to be then thereafter ed on District bulletin 30, 2021 to succeed ing which polls of Education the TaElementary Teacher the with the Secretary of on the LLC Articles of which the are Secretary to which the purpose Secretary of perState tered on October 22, 2018. I, ness, LLC. Art. of Organization 2610 es are sold subject to the provi- These REMOVAL andtrack RECYCLING (347)565-6200 son, NY 12534 on May 30, 2019 are tenure positions address New land.

Herbicide treatments willof gal- Zoom is designated agent business the Columbia County board(s) maintained for entitled to vote at the Joseph Costa. shall be kept open conic Hills Central State on March 20, Greene County Tranwhom process against the LLC shall mail process is 920 State the undersigned Referee, will filed with Dept. of State: sions of the filed judgment, InFOR 2019-2020 SCHOOL at 2:00 PM premises known as State mail the pro- Madass Management mitted under the New Courthouse, 401 Union Org. filed NY Sec. of with health & retirement benefits. take placeshall on approximately Lebanon, NY public well sell School District Election 3. ofgarbage School shall be $47,230 from of-noon on Chaor may be served. SSNY shall Route 82, notices, Ancram, NY,as 12502. at public auction at the State 12/4/2018 Office: in Columbia LABORER dex Purchase No. 18-0398 amount Salary YEAR The Board Education range $52,830to School 18 Old MillDistrict Street, East 2019. sit's website, greene(SSNY) 3/29/19.

7.09 acresand Brook cess isof Glen 436 CommerFORin the 8 LLC Arts ofWest Org. filed York Limited Liability month year ofPond my countytransit.com ApplicaHudson, mail process to 53 Bridge FIFTH: The District's Company is orgaGreene County Courthouse, County. Sec. of State is desigand Budget Vote.N.Y. No Office as the web- Street, Buses: full time w/bene- (based 9:00on experience). p.m. prevailing before April 18, 2019 THIRD: The County -of Company atcial a time,Street, will include Provinceup in Greene Co. company, tion & details available at with Sec. of State Law. purposes, This on birth are November, St. Catskill, NY 12414. Purnized 320 Main shall Street, Catskill, NY nated agent upon whom prothe 29th be day of site. for all lawful person entitled time or for as long at 5:00PM prevailing totown, four treatments total (two for Home within theit State of New page. docuDeadline design. of fits. EOE. Call 518-325- www.bcsdk12.org.

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York in which the ofis also available LLC upon whom proness. essary, convenient, or inciden10:00 AM premises known as Address to which Sec. of FIFTH: The Company Cty: Greene. SSNY de- pursuant dosage is rate Troy, of .2 ppm, and my will toGIVEN, Section birth NY; as cess FURTHER that premises doesCairo notdescribed appear Road, either fice of the Company during tal to that purpose.

April 316 Junction State shall mailbe a copy of any is may served. is organized for all 31 lawtake placename between - for sig.review as EVOO agentLLCnorupon 206 of FREEMAN the Dated: Limited present isMay Damifollows: Allregister that tract or on the of this the following items will KATHYLYNN Arti23, 2019 HOWCatskill, NY 12414-0000.

All SSNY such process served: Fitlocated is Columbia. mal business hours at shall mail KS copy September 2.

Availability of Apful Christopher purposes, andMasto do cles whom process against Liability Company en of Org. Filed NY Sec. of ARD, P.C. 441 East Allen Street that certain plot piece or parcel ness LLC 459 Old Route 82 land, Districtof or on situate, the ap- ofFOURTH: be presented to the parcel plication Documents: Filed necap- 311 West Bridge St., The processNY to12521.

TheSecreLLC any and all things may be served & shall State (SSNY) 3/8/2019.

Office P.O. Box 1328 Hudson, New of land, with the buildings and Craryville, BusiLaw. trangelo. lying and being in the qualified voters of the propriate election displication documents, and De- Catskill, NY 12414. tary of State has been Canaan Circle South essary,draft convenient, inmail Columbia County.

12534 improvements thereon erected, 4 ness: any lawful purpose. process to SSNY 8 N. York partment permits whereor The Town New Lebanon, trict oflying register of the Salem, Catskill designated as agent public hearing is TOWN NY 10590.

Purof LLC St., whom process situate, and being in the incidental to thatfor purOFCentral NEW School BAL- Columbia Notice ofareFormation of Agent Franklin Athens, applicable, available inCounty, District at the Catskill Greene County Board may be served.

SSNY shall Notice of formation of Forstl’s Town of Catskill, County of The National Bank of Coxupon Any whom process May12015.

6, 2019 at 5:00 TIMORE, pose: lawful acpose.

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1580 ANCRAM LLC busi- onNY spection during normal General of Elections.

Senior High School mail process to Lynn Hart/Kathy Cottages LLC, a limited liability Greene and State of New York. sackie 3-7 (5) Reed Street against the Company at which time any BOARD OF APPEALS. ness hours at the address of the PM tivity.

Dated: 17, 2019 Arts. of April Org. filed with Purpose.

Connolly PO Box 679 Philmont, company (the “LLC”).

Articles of Section 137.00, Block 2 and Lot Coxsackie, New York 12051 Said premises known The register of voters Gymnasium on Tuescontact person.

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Approximate amount of Tel. (518) 731-6161 NOTICE US Route ly service at the time of inspec- be day, there May 2019, so954 prepared shall20, be post officeMEETING addressOFto received.

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Clerk's office and shall Sec. comments of State (SSNY) Greene County and SSNY be sold subject to provisions of Wednesday, Junemail 26, 2019 State shall proto be the contact person.

State EnvironP.O. County.

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Denise Frenia Esslie, Banking House of The NaCatskill, in New York by 15.2). any qualified voter Street, Apt. 31, New pose of voting, by vot- Lot: Determination is a proType submitted writing to Appeals 12534 LLC upon Project whom whom Process may be served. against it may 7:30 be served.p.m., SSNY Approximate Esq., Referee, Aldridge Pite, tional Bank of Coxsackie 5 12414 I action and will not have a sig- Mobility amount ing machine: of - Attorneys the District on York, NY 10011 Manager, 311 SSNY shall mail process to 169 shall mail a copy of any such LLP for Plaintiff - 40 Reed Street Coxsackie, NY May 1, 2019, at the cess against it may be nificant effect on the environNOTICE OF PUBLIC of lien $ 203,038.57 weekdays between the A. BOARD MEMBER for Rent FIFTH: Company West St., CatsCR 24,Bridge East Chatham, NY Town process served to: the LLC, 899 Marcus Drive, Suite 200, Mel12051Apartment TOThe THE HOLDERS Hall, 3809 served. shall ment.

A coordinated review Notice isSSNY hereby given kill, HEARING ON BUDplus interest and 295 Columbia County CANDIDATES hours of 8:00 AM and 12060 Purpose: Any lawful purJoseph Chadderdon Road, ville, NY 11747 OF SHARES OFfor COMMON is organized all lawNY 12414, refer- County Route 51, Hanwith other involved agencies mail process to Helene that an order entered ence GET/ANNUAL pose.

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STOCK OF THE NATIONAL 3:00 PM, prevailing ful To elect four members was performed and a Negative purposes, and to do GCCTP. AllMEETre- nacroix, New York.

Jaffe, 1080 Fifth Ave., CAIRO, 2 bdr mobile home, of the LLC is to engage in any Notice to Bidders The Town of BANK OF COXSACKIE: NOby the Supreme Court, ING/BOARD OF EDUPremises will be sold to the Board ofof Educatime, on each of the quite Declaration is on file. SEQR sponses must be reany and all$775 things necsetting, a mo., subject the subject Apt. 6B,NYS NY, NY JK 69 LLC Arts. of Org. filed w/ The lawful purpose.

Hillsdale isto seeking a web deTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Columbia County, on ceived CATION ELECLead Agency Department provisions five days prior to the tion: rent & sec., & Ref. a must, essary, convenient, or on or before SSNY 4/3/19.

Off. in Colu Co. signer and developer to update pursuant to call of its DirecPublic Hearing will be of filed judgment and 10128.

Purpose: Any ofthe Environmental Conservation 22nd day of April, TION/BUDGET VOTE pets.845-706-8504 Annual School District Seat 3 yearof term SSNY desig. as agt. of LLC Notice of1:Formation 26ApFer-+ its Word- Press website.

A de- noincidental tors, the Special of to Meeting that pur5:00 PM on May 7, the Use Variance lawful activity.

State Historic Preservation Act 2019 , bearing Index whom BE IT RESOLVED, that raro of sale.

1 month and Election and Vote and process may be served.

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(SHPA) Determination Cultural 2019. submitted Number a the Board Education SSNY shallcomments mailof process toare the plication filed with22, Secy. of State of by NY Index available by polling email: HillsdaleRTIONAL March BANK OF COXMobile Homes 11297-17. in theNo. place Dated: (May 2019 through resource lists13966-19, and have The Ching Andmaps I LLC, 21, 2019 Unless Riversand LLC to allow LLC, 5683 State Rte 9G, Hud(SSNY) on 3/25/19.

Office locaFP@ gmail.com, or for pick-up SACKIE will be heldforatRent the 345 copy which may of thethis Central School Margaret E. Donnelly, been checked.

The proposed during the Annual JuneGreene 30, 2022) App of ofAuth. filed withbe made, FREEMAN HOWARD, plan will be ation: wedding/special son, NY 12534.

Purpose: any County.

SSNY from the Town Clerk, located at Banking House, 5 Reed activity is not in an area of idenexamined at the office District of the Town of Esq., Referee.

Seat 2: 3 year term School District Election Sec. of State sensitivity of NY considered P.C. lawful activity. final upon events designated as agent upThe Hillsdale Town Hall, 2609 TAGHKANIC, Street, Coxsackie, York, 2 New BDR, no venue onof LLC proptified archaeological of the clerk, locatedCty: at Catskill, McCalla Leiand Vote.

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441 Allen Street of Greene this erty no pets, $850 and no known registered, eligi- completion owned on the eastit bert 560 Warren Street, County, New York, Pierce, LLC Cineastas Americanas LLC. may be served.

SSNY shall 12529, on Mondays, Wednes1:00 p.m., for the purpose of Juneof30,County 2022) Route NOTICE IS FURTHER plus Columbia.

SSNY de- comment period.

P.O.util.

Boxa 1328 mo., plus sec. ble or inventoried archaeologiside Filed with SSNY on 1/23/2019. mail process to: Lisa Kearney, days, Thursdays and Fridays, considering and voting upon Hudson, NY, grants hereby authorizes and for Plaintiff SeatWest 3: 3Coxsackie, year term Attorney(s) GIVEN, that applica- dept. cal sitesasor historic Call 518-851-2389, sig. agentstructures upon Office: Columbia County. SSNY 61, Hudson, New York Mark1, Lane, Atlantic Beach, 420 from 10:00 am - Avenue 1:00 balpm. the following matters: 1. Conme identified theprocess right toagainst assume PUBLIC directs NOTICE the Board Clerk 136 were or documented (July 2019 through tion Lexington for absentee whom 12534 designated as agent for proNY 11509. Purpose: any lawful bids must be received 518-965-6038. sider and vote upon a proposAll persons for the project location.

No furthe name of & Bill Hu- NOTICE to &give notice toMadithe NY. OF FORMA- Sealed Suite 840 June 30, 2022) lots may be obtained may be served shall cess shall mail to: 488 activity. by mail or delivered by hand to al to approve the Plan and to be heard in New York, N.Y. 10170 ther review The in accordance with ston. city and TION qualified voters of the wishing OF ANYLIMITED Seat 4: 1 year term + at the Office of the son Ave. 10th Fl. NY 10022. the Town Clerk at Hillsdale Agreement ofNOTICE Reorganization mail process to c/o SHPA is required. DEC ComLEGAL OF favor or opposition will Want to Rent 395 state of my present LIABILITY SchoolanyDistrict of the Notice COMPANY Purpose: lawful of Formation Rosa Il- (347) Town Hall,Clerk, PO Box343 305, West 2609 to form a bank holding com286-7409 1 month and of8at days Board Citrin Cooperman, missioner Policy 29, EnvironPUBLIC have opportunity the lud Chocolate Properties LLC. State Route 23, Hillsdale, NY pany, pursuant toHEARING, which the address is Hudson NY; Annual Public Hearing (LLC) (May 22, 2019 through Main Street, Catskill, mental Justice and Permitting Attn: V. Wlodinguer, J. Rock Home Inspections, time and place stated BUDGET1 bdr VOTE AND apt for 2 the Fifth month and year on name the Budget (CP-29) It hasAve., been determined of the and LLC the is June 30, 2020) New York.

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space occupied by the is limited the actual cost ofPUBLIC the first NOTICE ad. The publishers shallSUPREME not be liable forCOURT any adver tisement pany) Articles of error Or- and239 Islandto Drive, Town OF omitted for any reason. ganization were filed pany) of lien Copake, County THE STATE OF NEW SUPREME COURT OF TheIsland Hudson 12029 the against such real TM#:103889 66.-1-31 Articles of propOr-of 239 Drive,Housing Town PUBLIC NOTICE TM#:102400 60.-1-30.222 Kenneth J.- Huffer, Susan OF K. erty, computed to and including with the Secretary of ganization Columbia and the of YORK COUNTY Authority (HHA) re- The were filed Copake, County of Hudson Housing Thomas Palchanis, Karen L. Huffer, P.O. Box 277, Chatham, THE STATE OF NEW the date of of redemption.

State of New York with State New Such York.

GREENE questsW. proposals from the Secretary of Columbia and the (HHA) re- YORK - COUNTY OF Palchanis, 169 Cunningham Authority New York 12037 payments shall bebeen made to Paul (SSNY) on 01/03/2019. State SSNY of hasColumbia desigOCWEN LOAN from SER- GREENE contractors forNew LAWN Hill Road,ofCanaan, York quests TOWN OFproposals GREENPORT J. Keeler, Jr., New County York State New York.

Office location: Greene (SSNY) nated as agent of LLC VICING, LLC, CARE and SNOW 12029 TM#:104000 130.-1-50.200 Treasurer, 15 North 6th Street, Part time Site WorkerSERposition on 01/03/2019. SSNY has been desig- contractors for LAWN OCWEN LOAN LLC. County.

SSNY has Office upon location: whom process TOWN OF agent CHATHAM, VILAnthony B. Nagelmann, 68 FinHudson, New York 12534.

In nated V. REMOVAL SERVICES with the Columbia County NutriFarm Greene as of LLC VICING, LLC, CARE and SNOW with 55 410 the event that itsuchmay taxes are LAGE OF CHATHAM gar Road, Hudson, New York been designated as County. against be upon tion program for the Elderly.

AsNORTH 6, LLC. VINITA E. SERVICES MATTHEW, at the Columbia Apart- REMOVAL Help Wanted SSNY has whom process V. 4/19. tham, paid by a person otherpost than the TM#:102601 66.10-2-65 Farm sist with meal preparation, deagent of LLC upon been served.

The of- against NY Arts. of12060.

Org. filed with ET.the AL. mentJackson, Complex, 41 at12534 410 Ravena, designated as it may be record owner of such real propAnn AKA: Ann TOWN OF HILLSDALE VINITA E. MATTHEW, Columbia Apartunty. All livery, and cleaning.

Must have NY, 7 Check Out Our Help Wanted that certain plot or parwhom process against ficetheaddress to upon which the SSNY on piece 04/04/19.

NOTICEComplex, OF SALE 41 ET.valid North 7Second Street, OXEN HILL FARM, LLC, EAST GRANBY, CT needs O’Neill, Harmon Heights TM#:104200 135.-1-14 erty, person so paying shall agent of LLC served.

The post ofNYS drivers license; be AL. ment as cel withbe the buildings it of land, may served. bethe SSNY shall mail Office: Greene County.

NOTICE IS 10 HEREBY Hudson, NY 12534. temporary workers work St. tools, Road, Chatham, York North Tim Bartholomew, Doe Hill NOTICE entitled to have theagainst tax liens a fice Check Out Our able to lift 50 pounds;5/1/2019 and be to 12/1/2019, process address toNew which 6 HILL Wendell improvements thereon whom OF SALE Second Street, upon and OXEN FARM, LLC, EAST GRANBY, CT needs 7 SSNY shall Mail copy of be any process supplies, toequipment provided without cost to worker.

12037 Road, New to Yorka available thereby satisfied of re- the SSNY designated asa itaffected GIVENHillsdale, pursuant Details ofshall the mail project work as needed erected, situate, lying and being may served.

SSNY a Hudson, NOTICE IS HEREBY NY 12534. ainst agent temporary workers 5/1/2019 to 12/1/2019, work tools, Housing will be available without cost to workers who TOWN OF CHATHAM 12529 cord.

Last day for redemption: Monday-Friday.

Contact OFA at Copy Process to: SSNY against shall the LLC served ofof LLC County upon Judgment and insurance require- Final the Town ofthe Chatham, Mail a copy of any process supplies, equipment provided without cost to worker. pursuant to ato Details of the projectof GIVEN cannot reasonably return permanent residence at ved. in TM#:102689 36.-1-34 TM#:104200 107.-1-21 The last day for redemption is 672-5323 for additional in- their Backwoods Trading upon him/her is: 12th of Columbia and Stateagainst of New whom process Foreclosure dated 518ments Stoutenburgh, may be ob- and Housing will be available without cost to workers who the endJudgment of day. reimbursement Gold, silver, Copy of Process to: against the LLC served Terrie 6812 Gregory Daly, Edward P. Daly, Final hereby fixed as the 2nd day of of Transportation insurance requireformation andthe an work application. copy York.

Section 47.2, Block 1 and30 Street Holdings, LLC; tained at the HHA's February 6, 2019, cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence at itCompany may be LLC, served. and and subsistence is provided upon completion of 15 days Rienzo him/her Street, Lake Estate, 14500 August, 2019. Service of an- upon 5/9-5/23 Trading is: Worth, 12th ments dated may W.beSalisbury ob- Foreclosure LLC, Lot 76. Approximate amount of Backwoods endiscostume of the workforday.

Germans Hill Road, 166 Every Duane Street, or 50% of the work contract.the Work guaranteed 3/4 Transportation reimbursement SSNY shall mail copy enteredMidlothian, in the the Office of February main 33467 office, 41 LLC; North tained Florida Road, Virgina swer: person having any LLC, 30 Street Holdings, $152,256.76 plus in- Company 6, 2019, and at HHA's Pa- judgment and subsistence is provided of the workdays during the contract period. Hours offered upon completion of 15 days NY Suite New TOWN OF CLAVERACK, VIL23113-6454 right, title 2B, or interest in orYork, lien ofFreehold process the12431.

LLC, the Clerk of the Second Street,Street, Hudand costs.to Premises will Germans Experienced Roofers, Pay. Road, 166 Duane the work contract. in the of main office, 41 County North entered 463. terest each week mayOffice be Top more or or less50% thanof stated in item 11 Work is guaranteed for 3/4 TM#:104200 126.-1-3 upon anyYork parcelHill of real property LAGE PHILMONT jewelry, Purpose: New 10013.

Pur- Suite 3276 RoutetoAny 23A, lawful Paof Greene, wherein son, OFNY 12534 on or Second be sold subject provisions of Freehold Must have own transportation. of the workdays during the NY 12431.

2B, New York, depending on weather and crop conditions.

Workers notcontract period. Hours offered the Clerk of the County Street, Hudwful filed Carolann Kamula, Estate, described in this petition mayof TM#:102801 113.9-1-47 acts or activities.

Latpose/Character Judgment.

Index #11577Call 518-965-5200 lenville, NY 12463. Purpose: OCWEN LOAN afterYork April 1, 2019Walter dur- son, week$13.25 may be or less than stated in item 11 required to workwherein extra hourseach offered. permore hr. or Anyanswer lawful 10013.

Pur22566 Vistawood Way, Boca serve a duly verified up- New Gerda N. MacDougall, Greene, NY 12534 onSERor of5/8-5/22 leaded 17.

Michael Howard,lawful Esq., depending on weather C McropY Kconditions. Workers not est dateC. Any upon which business: lawful Purpose: VICING, LLC is durthe OCWEN ing normal applicable piece rate. Applicants to apply contactand CT Raton, Florida1, 33428-5563 MacDougall, P.O. business Box 446, on the attorney forAny the Tax Dis- pose/Character acts or activities.

Latof after LOAN SERApril 2019 Referee, Aldridge Pite, LLP Atrequired to work extra hours offered. $13.25 per hr. or Department of Labor at 860-2636020.

Or apply for the LLC for is Plaintiff to dissolve: No trict business purpose perpurpose.

Plaintiff and VINITA E. VICING, LLC is the applicablestained hours. New Information TM#:104200 104.-1-30.100 Philmont, York setting forth in detail the business: with torneys date upon which Any12565 lawfulis ing - 40 Marcus est normal business piece Job rate. order Applicants to apply contact CT job at the office of the SWA. R. Leland Lehrman, 641 HarTOWN OF CLAVERACK nature and amount ofthe his orNew her specific mitted under Needed part nearest time live local in Elder MATTHEW, ET AL. are also available at Suite date.

200, Melville, NY LLC Of- Drive, Department of Labor at 860-263- 6020. Or apply for the is toanydissolve: purpose per- hours. #215191. and VINITA Information is Plaintiff TM#:102889 defense or No ob- business lemville Road, Hillsdale, New Hettos, LLC. Filed with interest care for husband and wife E. from job at the glass York and Limited Liability the Defendant(s). w w w. hunder u d121.-1-60 s o205 n hMeserole o uNew s i n - also localharoffice of the SWA. Job order unty. 11747 Employeeam must be able to plant, cultivate,nearest weed and date. mitted the ET AL. are available I, the at MATTHEW, Noticeonof2/6/2019.

Formation John J. Dianda, York 12529 jection to the foreclosure.

Such Tuesday Through Friday SSNY Of-of specific Company Law. This #215191. undersigned Referee gauthority.org. vest a large variety of vegetable, fruit and flower crops. as Index Avenue, Brooklyn, New York TM#:104200 136.-2-45 answer must be filed in the OfYork Limited Liability am, some experience necesthe Defendant(s).

I, the w w w. h u d s o n h o u s i n Limited Liability Comfice: No.Greene Employee must of be vegetable able to plant, cultivate, weed and har9495 – 15 County. Notice Applicants should have a general knowledge notification isClerkmade window, ofCounty Formation of Company will sellA. atWilliams, public Julius auc- undersigned ProposalsLaw. will beThis ac- gauthority.org.

11222 Carolyn fice of the and sary including help Referee with persons & PETITION pany (LLC). vest a large variety mainteof vegetable, fruit and flower crops.

AND NOTICE OF production, plant propagation and greenhouse SSNY designated as Limited pursuant to Section C M Y K ComTM#:102889 121.3-1-30 Traina, 50 Robinson Avenue, served uponLiability the attorney for the tion at the GREENE cepted up to and no al care and and propagation. meal preparation Main FORECLOSURE Applicants should have general knowledge of vegetable notification is made nance Must be able to lift up to 50 albs. will sell at public aucProposals will be acName: forWolcott & Carcollectibles, agent process & pany Matthew Hilt Murphy, PO Box Bedford Hills, New York 10507 Tax District on or before the hourly or flat rate to be deter206 of the Limited Li(LLC).

COUNTY COURTlater than to 3pm,Section May 1, cepted COLUMBIA -GREENE MEDIA Germantown Central School production, plant propagation and greenhouse mainteMay at be required to operate machinery and do various other OF NEW YORK,of NY STATE pursuant tion the GREENE up to and no roll, mail LLC - Articles 453, Claverack, New York TOWN OF KINDERHOOK date above mentioned as the mined.

Call 518-828-7365 shall to: 369 Main nance and propagation.

Must to lift up to 50 lbs. Germantown, NY 12526 ability Company Law. field work. General farm maintenance, brush clearing and be able123 HOUSE, 320 May MAIN 2019, at the HHA's TM#:104489 COURT : COLUMBIA Name: Wolcott & Car- 206 Main Street, any COUNTY BR, DR, pa12513of the Limited Li- later 44.10-1-20 last day for redemption. Failure COUNTY COURTthan 3pm, 1, Organization filed with 5/8-6/5 May be required to operate machinery and do various other Street Catskill NY chain saw operation could be required on a regular basis.

2 COUNTY roll, LLCor-answer: Articles of ability C M YHome K brush STREET, CATSKILL, main office orname via email months) ext.Reliable High CarePhone: Helper (518) Wanted TM#:102889 112.-2-35 Michael Garraghan, Mary J. HOUSE, toPUBLIC redeem In the thereof, the and 2019, good T.atand sufficient Greenville TowninMAIN OfficDistrict, ifis preferred. necessary, 302 Company Law. work. farm maintenance, clearing and 537-6281 320 the HHA's Secretary ofForeclosure State months experience the abovefield duties listedGeneral NOTICE 12414. anyof Organization In the MatterPurpose: of the Private on residence, filed orwith NY 12414, on May 22,a STREET, as indicated in detailed Fiber Optic TechnolDale A. Shannon, Shelby Garraghan, 26or Bell Lane, Vaevent of failure to redeem ansaw operation be required a regularpleasant basis.

2en- Speed address of the bidder main bond of indemnity of es in said town, toAdvisohear chain andtio thefurniture, Town could Board Fax: (518) 537-6283 CATSKILL, office via email New York (SSNY) on of Tax Liens by Proceeding In NOTICE OF FORMAChatham Public Library vironment, exp. a plus, but not lawful LLC, Rem pursuant to Article Eleven Secretary Shannon, 348 Route 217, Hudswer by any person having the latie, New York of State of PUBLIC ogy. Stream Videos, 2019 at 12184 9:15 AM, NY project description. months experience in the above duties listed is preferred.

NOTICE andNew the appropriate duly authorized surety and examine all comWill train.518-828-2163 ry Committee Vacancies.

Seek- hereby 12414, on May 22, as indicated in detailed March 8, 2019. Office New MILLERfurther FARMS, SUFFIELD,needed.

CT needs 7 temporary TION OF or(SSNY) Aanswer, LIMITED right to redeem such TM#:104489 23.20-1-17 son, 12534 More! Call Earthfiled of York on NOTICE some tools, premises known as the 43 2019 HHA isYorkOF antitle: Equal Op- project FORMA415 three Full-time (School Music Year) and Registered the Real Property TaxGreene Law by General Help ing volunteers for 3-yr contract "East company, equalP.O. to plaints in relation to ORDERS that to 12/7/2019, the workers 5/1/2019 work tools, supplies, LB FERMENTS LLC, at 9:15 AM, description. location: person shall be forever barred Michelle L. Gibson, Box TOWN OF CLERMONT LIABILITY COMPANY Today JOBto worker.

OPPORTUNITY $18 link on the March 8, 2019.

Office MILLER FARMS, SUFFIELD, CT Nurse needs 1-855-970-1623, 7 temporary HIGH HILL ROAD, portunity Employer un- HHA County ofof Columbia TION OFEDIA A LIMITED Saturday Sunday, April 27-28, 2019 B5 terms starting Julyon 1, 2019.

C OLUMBIA -G REENE M equipment provided without cost Housing will Professional Kill Streambank Stabilfull amount of the Conassessments, the Town Board met and Articles Org. filed and foreclosed of all his or her 699, Kinderhook, New York TM#:103000 180.-2-9.100 premises known as 43 is an Equal OpCounty.

SSNY Desig(LLC) General Helpcost workers P/H NYC * $15 P/H LI * 1-888-586-9798 seasonal 5/1/2019 12/7/2019, work tools, supplies, TAKE NOTICE that on location: be available without to workers who to cannot Submit letter and resume by 415 loc: PLEASE Greene ATHENS, NY 12015: der the direction of the LIABILITY COMPANY right, title and interest and equi12106 William A. Gossard, 1033 ization near CR78 tract, as security for application of any perheld a public hearing with the SSNY on Hours 7:45 am to 3:00 pm HIGH HILL ROAD, portunity Employer unnated asof Agent ofPaul LLC The nameSSNY equipment of the LLC is Route $14.50 residence P/Hprovided UPSTATE NYend cost to worker. Housing will at without the the 2nd day May, 2019, AIDE22, NEEDED general May 2019 toforCraig Sim- reasonably return to their permanent SNY DesigSection 103, Block 6, ATHENS, U.S. Dept of HUDWanted and der TM#:104489 23.16-3-18 8, Germantown, New tyDistrict, of redemption and to the (LLC) months) Reliable High Home Care Helper Bridge". thethe faithful perforson believing him- to all day. persons in- be ient J. Greenville Town Officif innecessary, available cost to workers SAVING who cannot ENERGY NEW 4/2/19.

Office loc: County. of hear the work Transportation reimbursement and NY and12015: direction of the upon whom collectKeeler, Jr., County ofprocess Columhousekeeping shopIf you currentlywithout care forsubyour$35,083.00 Salary: mons, President, Chatham 12thdescribed Street Capital, Kate P. Kannaley, P.O.TechnolBox 17, York 12526 parcel in thisof petition ated nated as Agent LLC Private residence, pleasant enLot 11: encourages Section 3 The name of the LLC is Speed Fiber Optic reasonably return to their permanent residenceBeautify at the end C OLUMBIA -G REENE M EDIA AIDE NEEDED for general B6 Tuesday, April 23, 2019 sistence is provided upon completion of 15 days or 50% WINDOWS! your The GCSWCD will mance on the part of self/herself to be agterested in the proping in the Hudson area of a bia es in said town, to hear and the Town Board Treasurer, hereinafter, the School Board, 50Block Woodbridge Greene County.

SSNY relatives orPosition friends will who Section 103, 6, U.S. Dept of HUD and against it may be LLC. Articles of Orbegin Immediately vironment, exp. a plus, but not Niverville, New York 12130TM#:103000 181.3-1-12 and a judgment in foreclosure hom of guaranteed the work day.

Transportation reimbursement and sub-enupon whom process 12th and shopALL THAT CERTAIN and Minority and ogy.

Videos, of the work contract.

Work is foror3/4 of the Street Capital, with a vehicle.

2-3 times a housekeeping Officer” of the home!

Save on monthly Ave., Chatham, 12037. ibles, china, conduct a Pre Bid encourages the Stream Contractor of 3all Lot grieved.

A NY publication posed Emergency have Medicaid Medicare, rety “Enforcing and examine all Councomhereby further has been designated needed.

Will train.518-828-2163 11: Section served.

SSNY shall 0017 Michael F. Pottenburgh, Jr., may be taken by default. ganization filed with sistence is provided upon completion of 15 days or 50% in the during Hudson the areacontract period.

Application May 31, 2019 workdays Workers Deadline: not the ty Music More! OR Call Earthweek, 6-9 procedures hours. Call ping may be PLOT, PIECE Women's Business En- and of Columbia, hereinafter, theto against 5/10-5/16 LLC. Articles of Orergy bills with NEW WINyou may be eligible to hr.

Conference and site the and covenants and containing Medical the plaints inupon relation ORDERS the TM#:104489 32.2-1-1.100PAR1771 Route 9, Germantown, Dated: May 2,it2019 as agent whom THAT CERTAIN Minority and mail a copy of process of the work contract.

Work guaranteed for 3/4 of the Secretary ofthat State of ganization aTown vehicle.

2-3 Durham, timesdisa required to Services work extra hours offered. $13.25 per or is SDA/SDL CERTIFIED (646)770-6166.

Commencing at asa with District,” pursuant to law, served.

Today 1-855-970-1623, THE VILLAGE OFsubmit VALas River Street, said ALL JOB OPPORTUNITY $18 link ved. “Tax The of SSNY CEL OF Business LAND, WITH terprises to May DOWS from 1800Remodel! glassware, filed with start working forcontact them as a INQUIRIES: Lillian Roginski, Estate, Peter New York 12526 Enforcing Officer: Paul J.shall Keeworkdays during the contract period.

Workers not showing on 10, agreements contained for contesting an trict on the 16th day of Conassessments, on the Town Board met and process against the applicable piece rate.

Applicants to apply CT Please complete application, which you can find on week, 6-9 hours.

Call PLOT, PIECE OR PARWomen's EnMobile Homes to: The LLC, 231 Main New York (SSNY) on filed with the Clerk of the Coun- mail P/H NYC * of$15State P/H LI * 1-888-586-9798 in the center of a Greene ATIE LOCAL DEVELpoint being 15.00 feet point Up MARK to 18 months no prois required of process THE BUILDINGS AND proposals.

J. Jr, 4 Spruce Street, TOWN COPAKE ler, Jr.,aColumbia County Trea- Secretary personal No Cerof toassistant. work extra $13.25 hr. interor Experienced Cooks DR. DAVEY Department ofatLabor 860-263-6020.

Or apply for the offered.

2019OF at 10:00 AM. At- terprises inRoginski, said Project Manual sessment isLine available April, 2019County, 7:30atpm AIRLINE CAREERS Start& (646)770-6166. for ty application of any perheld acopy public hearing 345 forhours Rent LLC mayP.O. be served.

CEL OFNeeded.

LAND, WITH to on submit Street, 192, of Columbia, a Box petition of the Germantown CSD website atper April 2,LLC, 2019.

New New $14.50 P/H UPSTATE NY on household, est.

Restrictions apply 855Valatie, New York 12184 TM#:103200 175.-1-80 surer Village of Valatie Street OPMENT P.O. BOX 455 applicable piece rate.

Applicants to apply contact CT distant, and a bearSt., Servers Restaurant in seeking sealed bids for to: The 231 Main tificates needed.

(347)462job at the nearest local office of the SWA. Job order I M P R O V E M E N T S York (SSNY) Here -Get trained as FAA tendance at the site and Contract Drawat the assessor's office at the Town Hall, 7309 againstmail variousproparrfor- foreclosure son believing himto hear all persons inSSNY shall ENERGY SAVING NEW THE BUILDINGS AND proposals.

New Baltimore, New PLATTSBURGH, NY 12901 If you currently care your TOWN Yorkof New office location: Department of Labor at 860-263-6020. apply for the LEBANON Anthony III, 114for Cove State County of www.germantowncsd.org andOrsubmit to 338-5767.

Windham Aviation NY. referred InquireTechniwithin. #215182.

Work will include not limited to) planting, CAREERS Start (but to AIRLINE CORPORATION, 2610 (347)565-6200 ing ofOF S NEW 64 Beautify degrees 00' commonly 414.

Black Top in place.

P.O.York, Box THEREON ERECTED, TAGHKANIC, 2 BDR, no (518) 2, Acri 2019.

New of real property for unpaid 561-0100 Ext.Job 211 order showing is friends Mandatory ings. at518-755-7808 Town Route 81, East Dur- job your I certified t of cels self/herself be ag- Street, terested the 192, pro- April cess to:12124.

150 to Water St., atLinda the nearest local office of your the SWA. M Pthe R OGreenville VEMEN T S Here relatives who- WINDOWS! TM#:104800 10.3-1-58 Street, New or Haven, ConnectiColumbia)) ss:inDrive, York Purpose: applying fertilizer, cultivating, hoeing, harvesting, hanging casual and 239 Island Town -Get trained as FAA SUPREME COURT Anderson along with resume toi thel as River said Plaintiff, smoking,. no pets, $850(but 00" East ofmonthly an iron wful Approximately 1,400 New Baltimore, New e not - limited m a planting, : The above-captioned SITUATE, LYING, AND cian.

FinancialStreet, aid for qualiYork office location: #215182.

Work will include to) home!

Save on enand Contractors shall Bid selection will be Offices. ham, NY, and a secThomas J. Forgie, Goldie F. I, Paul J. Keeler, Jr., being duly cut 06513 tobacco properly spaced at heights of 20 feet.

Taking all taxes. grieved.

A publication posed Emergency have Medicaid or Medicare, Catskill, NY 12414.

5/14-5/25 LABORER FOR garbage Stay in your home longer THEREON ERECTED, any lawfulis purpose. certified Aviation Techniof Copake, County of 239 COUNTY OF COLUMplus util. a tomo., plus sec. Jackstadt_louise@cves.org proceeding hereby com- York point being 17.69 feet -againstfollowing address: stake embedded fied students.

Job day placeUS tons, type 6 - applying 12124.

BEING IN THE TOWN fertilizer, harvesting, hanging Island Drive, down and packing tobacco.

Being able set,cultivating, operate Forgie, 31to Brook Street, Luddepose andPurpose: say: I disam TM#:103200 146.3-1-21 ergy bills with NEW WINCOURT -in SITUATE, you may eligible to Town meet atbethe project site SUPREME made the lowest, Dated thisLYING, 11th of cian. ond public hearing company, full518-851-2389, time w/bene- hoeing, with American Standard dress up and menced containing procedures Medical Services Purpose: Any Lawful sworn, DEADLINE: 5/1/19 AND Financial aid for qualiColumbia and the to enforce the payment dept.

Call BIA tobacco properly spaced at heights of 20 feet.

Taking distant, and on Call a bearment assistance.

AIM 12.5mm.

PAUL J.LLC, KEELER, and repair farmMill/rebate machinery farmEOE. buildings.

Drive bus concrete at1800Remodel! the comlawfulthe purpose. the Enforcing Officer theof of Dimmo-USA Benjamin low, Massachusetts 01056 OF ATHENS, AND BEING Mrs. Linda Anderson - District Clerk County DOWS fromOF START: 7/1/19 Public Hearing start working for them asofa COUNTY fits.

Call 518-325Walk-In Receive COLUMat Copake, Greene County qualified, responsible April, 2019 shall be held on May 7,and518-965-6038. ned for contesting an lawas- any trict 16th for day Purpose.

Job placeINNinformation THE TOWN delinquent taxes or other Helpfree Wanted.

GM experienced Stateon New York. and packing able Bathtub. to set, operate iven of to students. transport workers to and down from field.

Not all tobacco. workers Being for 866- fied U.S. ROF IIIand LEGAL TI- BIA County of of Columbia.

I have Duthion, 170 E. 110th Street, TM#:104800 17.-1-29.220 EOE/AAE of 66 degrees Chief Fiscal Officer for all blacktop driveways Up to junction 18 months no lands inter- ing mon of COUNTY OF GCSWCD GREENE the clothes, Greene County's Co- Public personal assistant.

No Cer3331. up to buildings. $1500 off,Drive including Germantown Central School Route 78 (Colgate bidder.

The Gordon W. Bennett, 2019 at the same ment assistance.

Call AIM thatand charges which accunual fulsessment is have available April, 2019 at 7:30 pm Columbia mechanic full time, benefits, repair farm machinery and farm bus a OF ATHENS, AND required to drive.

Workers are requested to drive will SSNY has been desigread thisHearing Petition which I have New York, New York 10029Betsy J. Kelly, Peter D. Latham, ered 296-7094 TLECounty TRUST 2015-1, 57' 48" West of family an iron est.

Restrictions applyNEW 855the of C(347)462o l u m - U.S. and intersections. now or IIIthe formerly AND STATE OF tificates ofneeded.

New York.

Notice is hereby given ordination Transportabecome liens to transport workers to and from field. NotNY all 12526 workers working for a great run for information 866ROF LEGAL TI-of be free require to time possess appropriate license.

No one will be Road) bridge, located reserves right to LAO Sole Assessor place and for the 123 Main Street, Germantown, aw- mulated at the and assessor's office at theandas Town Hall,of 7309 signed, I am familiar with its State 3351 237 Wadsworth Hill Road, East COUNTY OF GREENE Greene County's Conated agent LLC urt, BY (347)565-6200 U.S. BANK NA- TLE 338-5767. stake recovered at Tanthe 296-7094 NYSDOT HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORKER. New over 1000 bia the sole 2610 No escalation costs in required drive.

Workers that are requested to drive will against certain property.

The YORK Commissa; running business Thorpe’s GMC haseast been rejected for of the position that does nottopossess a to driver's that an order entered tionthe Plan Draft Want Rent 395 contents. of Durthis SSNY TM#:103200 175.-1-57 New York 12060 640 for ft. of desigthepurin- Chatham, rejectTRUST any or 2015-1, all bids, AND adoption the Resoat Greenville Town Route 81,contents East STATE OF NEW ordination Transportaupon areThe whom process CLASS B 518-589-7142 DRIVER, experion parcels York State Dept.

OfsomeTransportation is hiring for will permarequire tolanderson@germantowncsd.org possess appropriate license.

No one be TIONAL ASSOCIAwhich this Court, proceedcommon junction of the nersville. ask license.

Most ofThe the time workbe is performed outside pose representing bid.

Town Premises will be longer sold YORK thence from said point asof Marie agent ofGreene LLC by thetoSupreme Petition trueand to theabest of nated Guy Gurd, Gurd, 7320 BY TM#:104800 8.-2-48 Monday, May 6, 2019, tion U.S. BANK NAtersection of to waive any informallution establishing the be Offices. ham, NY, secnent employment.

Applicants must have a CDL A or B LABORER FOR garbage Stay in your home ence preferred.

Benefits rejected for the position that does not possess a driver's Plan Draft against itbased may be upon ORDER r i l , ing items applies are identified on times under hot or cold will conditions. Work is very physically for Bradnow or formerly CLASS TION, AS Apt. LEGAL TI- TIONAL lands the ESTATE OF BERmy knowledge, upon the Austin Street, 4E, Forest Vincent P. to Murray, P.O. Box Highway Dept. subject provisions of beginning along the whom process B DRIVER, experiColumbia 5:00 PM CATSKILL 1 bdr apt for 2 ASSOCIAwith air brake endorsement and a clean personnel/drivCounty Route 23C and ities therein, and to seDistrict; and the Town license.

Most of the time work is performed outside someest, Schedule Dated this 11th dayonof Monday, ond public hearing company, full time w/benewith American Standard EOE, F/T, P/T. Please call demanding requiring workers to bend, stoop, lift, and carry Premises will be sold A ofCounty, this Petition, 5/10-5/16 May 6,post 2019, served.

The ofTOWN OF DURHAM records of the Columbia County Hills, New York 11375 8274, Cranston, Rhode Island TLE TRUSTEE, Plaintiff of Smith; running NARD WISE; ENERsupply traffic control, ence of In- subject against may be TION, center ofJudgment saidthe River the 22nd day ofA pBuildrand i l , 5:00 seniors on hot the ing 1record.

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50 lbs. onfurther aBenefits frequenta basis. month experience re-(if to work AS LEGAL TIfits.

EOE. it Call 518-325Walk-In Bathtub.

Receive Greene County Route lectfiled the Bid, acBoard hereby is 2019 annexed hereto 518-325-3331 sible April, shall be held offered. to provisions Treasurer’s Office.on do not7, TM#:103200 165.-1-76 02920 fice PM address toI May which ESTABLISHMENT OF EOE, , a which against thence from said point F/T, P/T. Please call weekends.

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1 month experience reSpecial Education tests.

Competitive wages and benefits random OTETA MARK MCCARTY; 518-325-3331 of beginning along Must the CAST as a Petition Zacker, Esq. - will Referee. to19 which Handyman/Maintenance.

Number 14288-19, a inplace S degrees 02' 00" dex 411serves Mainboth Street, Catsthe Petition.

Peter Van Deusen, P.O. best Box deen & York, Kavanagh, Phelps against JOB OPPORTUNITY $18 phalt Newaddress 12424. its 23 judgment, of this roller.

ORDER,Sealed shall quired to ment LAO Sole Assessor and time process for the fice Teacher #own 861-2016.

Max Bulk looking CDL-A for work listed. are Carrier available.

NYS for is an EOE. InquireSubstitute at 518-6229312 or copy of any CAL SERVICES DISffice CANDACE MCCARTY, of Foreclosure and a may Notice be of ing common have NYC vehicle andP/H drivers li-* bids Fri-Sat-Sun NYSDOT HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORKER. New EQUIPMENT, INC.; along with a nonRAS Boriskin, LLC 900 Paul J. Keeler, Columbia 116, West Lebanon, New York Avenue, Tenafly, Newmail Jersey SSNY shall aof MARK copy of which kill, NY W, a A. distance of Zacker, Certification required: WillRoad, trainCairo, on modern P/H * boundary $15 LIof MCCARTY; The work consists assure the efficient be posted on the offi- Drivers.

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Hensonville, NY. Call JOB OPPORTUNITY $18 et al Defendant(s).

Students with Disabilities 1-6 lands now or formerly County Treasurer 12195-0116 07670 Specialized Equipment.

Local HSBC BANK, USA, Bulk Carrier looking for CDL-A collusion bidding cerMerchants Concourse, copy of any process examined at the office 4th Floor, Room 427 $14.50 P/H UPSTATE NY 109.26 feet to a point; Professional the of ap- CANDACE performance ofA work. cialNYC Town sign-board mallution establishing the TM#:103200 Effect of filing: All kill, Boriskin, LLC 900 nent restoration employment.

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Email for with air brake endorsement and a clean personnel/drivseDistrict; and the Town 5/16-6/12 Specialized Equipment.

Local Merchants Concourse, day of May, 2019.

Peter W. Van Deusen Sr., JacLisa Rodriguez, P.O. Box 606, Floor, Room 427 $14.50 P/H UPSTATE NY Professional Street Capital, LLC; York State Town Law York 560 TOWN OF DURHAM Professional positions ment of Foreclosure YOU own a am home, you application: bearing of S de- IF contents of friends the66 Clark relatives or who SubmitBuffalo Substitute Teacher ApTION; SIMPLEXGRINof the 9:00 General MuniciNew York At- Suite upon him/her is: 12th to Elmira.

Street, Transportation Plan The an Warren interest in the real ing record.

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Article 12-A, §§209, tacto have & Technical plication and completed referESTABLISHMENT OF LISA cscott@Lynnhscott.com or call Excellent House B&B. Property is Ifneed Pay/Benefits.

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Suite 2B, New QualiYork, 166 209-c and 209-d e of tion EMERGENCY MEDIeach day. you may be eligible to tests.

Competitive wages and benefits random OTETA December 3, 2018. are hereby that the tance of 17.69 feet the to have STATE COMMISSIONopened May 7th, 2019 York, No. 01BR6068994, Richard P. Williams, Elizabeth 12195-0116 www.wallkillcsd.k12.ny.us), Duane Street, District seeks the following for grants meis notified the right to County available for draft Full time work.

Pay based on ings, valuables & more.

Call cscott@Lynnhscott.com or call tance of 167.00 feet to and Sale entered on Medicaid or Medicare, vation and fill to create ty (60) days from the less than 10 (ten) days best of this ORDER, shall oak, mahogany furniture, for Plaintiff.

A. Colarusso & Son, Inc., Quarry is seeking an for10013.

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Send all Beekmantown ER OF TAXATION AND experience.

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Must have 310, Wallkill, N.Y., 12589.

French Teacher - MS tomeeting District seeks the following for personal assistant.

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(347)462above to foreclose each of the 7309 State Route 81, E intersection of 22 & 23) Hillsdale FORCEMENT SECfree in 24-48 months.

Pay a Any lawful state of my present Greene County TranKenneth J. Barrett, 72 Beaver Christopher J. Watz, Esq., As12195-0116 own hand tools. Full-time position, overtime as needed.

Org. filed NY Sec. of www.facebook.com/HudsonRegisterstar auction at the Lobby of distance of 46.04 feet and log structures. and investigating the such date. with health & retirement benefits. pein the official newspaElementary Teacher 435 & Technical available on the mitted under the New to the maps, plans and the tax ALTY LLC Articles of Article 12-A, §§209, available 06/10/19-11/06/19.

Farms, liens therein described by a Courthouse, 401 Union NY 12529.

Fri 5/17: 9-4, Sat 2610 (347)565-6200 distance of 87.97 feet fraction of what you owe.

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Co.or company, Town of Durham here- countytransit.com full timeReserves w/bene- tionHuman May, 2019Law. at 1:00 p.m. on Resource Department or complete an applica5/3/19. ing same on bear& details available at Town Board SUPPLY WORLD3331.at intheGreene This 5229 (cell) birth are November, real property and available is to forement is only also LLC upon whom prothe 29th day of Drive, Aberdeen, New Jersey York 12173 SCHEDULE A practices and the creaquiries in reference to HAM 30.03 feet to an iron pack, and load produce.

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SApril 66 degrees 57' 5/16-5/17 tax liens described in Home the right to reject any WIDE; STERLING is made TM#:105200 52.-1-12.100 TOWN OF ANCRAM 2010; the place of my for the review during norRIDING LAWN mower 48" 5/3/19. cess may be served. tors/implements to grow and harvest crops. Mix and ap2019 atand 1:00 p.m. tion riparian and the systems project shall be diDATED: April 16, 2019 clutch, ofhydraulics and electrical possess bids than 20 days prior to 07747 stake embedded in LLC ment 206 is of also the available Limited which available for ami- this upon proORDERS that pursuant petition.

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TM#:103400 203.-1-12 Marie H. Allen, 327needed.

County TM#:102000 225.-1-35.100 or all bids.

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2300 pursuant to Section birth is Troy, NY; my Beekmantown Central School irrigation. mal business hours at ply agrichemicals, maintain Withstand extreme SSNY shall mail copy free toilet, and lifetime warown hand tools.

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High-end Apt. for rent: on or before said date redeem New York 12075 Jessi R. Vogt, Noelle N. Vogt will be sold shall mail process to full time, 401k, full Fiftyfiled Dollars ($50.00) Public Hearing will rebe The Any Apt. Specialized Equipment.

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Call 5/10-6/7 $299,000 rlty600@aol.com subject of of judgment and 6B, NY, NY no pets.845-706-8504 lands now $775 or formerly NEW SIDresidential including Saratoga, ATHENS 3 bdr., kitch. &Start DR. AFFORDABLE positions Buffalo to Elmira. the sameshall by paying theMay amount 736 TM#:103889 92.-2-1 CANAAN and Ashley J. Austin, Formerly: 5:00 PM on 7, TOWN and sale granted inthe the subject Pets st & Supplies Medical Aides benefits, - CAREERS salaray comm. to provisions PO Box AIRLINE on April 26, 2019.

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Palchanis, 169LLC Cunningham York Dutcher, 54payable Kinderhook Street, LUNG CANCER? And NEW Age Financial aid for quali- bills for the current year penseson proposed shall 345 12502 beautiful iven include the four (4) courses: NRent 85 DENTAL submitted by Margaret E. Donnelly, same the Homes following 888-339-2900 x12 295 Columbia County with and INSURANCE. Call $500 DOBAny 01/01/19, made, thisare plan will be Unless fice of the Clerk of the Mobile Index No. 11297-17.

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No cause was given. edged the issue and has addressed it. children when Lara Price, the all teams are doing better — even the court, chatting up VIPs. They are in the of and Fame after nine years.

If machine. a month ago and earning hisenHall stripped of his No.17 jersey. times the defensive first-team from Czechoslovakiaevery at 12,highlight and Mandy inglori1973. alleges heofficer, was overserved of the the Knicks Celtics’ Havlicek, who averaged 20.8 pointsily operating by Lansing, an Ohio Valley Havlicek showedplotting an unassuming The NBA beganreel a Women’s Network, joined thetown tea Dallas Mavericks, who hired a saw female coaches’ meetings, played out here years, Harrington perceptively 15th major title. he play was immortalized by the fiveyou times.

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He was bewildere (6,114) than any other Celtic had troublemaking pronouncing his surname “It was amazing,” said Jill Snodgrass, The sea has changed.

The NBA has where bodies are buried that They’re sure that Bryce done differently.”

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by Nancy Lieberman, women suchthat as myse went lawsuit filed Monday against the last when he name.

“He wasn’t interested in Theback-toperception, America: The of the steal, referring to the Celtics’ assists (6,114) than any other Celtic college studies.

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Jets fire Maccagnan, name Gase as interim GM Field Level Media

The New York Jets fired general manager Mike Maccagnan on Wednesday and named first-year head coach Adam Gase as the interim GM. Hired in January of 2015, Maccagnan had two years remaining on the contract extension he signed at the end of the 2017 season.

Team chairman and CEO Christopher Johnson issued a statement saying the decision was made “in the best longterm interests of the New York Jets.”

“This morning, I informed Mike that he was being relieved of his duties as General Manager of the team, effective immediately,” Johnson said.

“Mike helped to execute the strategic vision of the organization during the last four seasons and especially the

past few months. However, I came to the decision to make a change after much thought and a careful assessment of what would be in the best long-term interests of the New York Jets.”

Johnson said the search for a permanent general manager would begin immediately.

During the NFL draft last month, Maccagnan denied reports of simmering turmoil with Gase.

“Actually, I think Adam and I have worked very well together,” Maccagnan said at the time. “I’m sure like in any process, there’s times you may have different opinions. It’s just like in a scouting meeting, you may have different opinions on a player.

“But from my standpoint, I’ve had a very good working relationship with Adam. He

has a very good sense of humor. He makes me laugh quite a bit, which is one of the things I really like working with him.”

Multiple reports indicated that Gase wasn’t pleased with the Jets’ approach in free agency.

Maccagnan maneuvered to add at least three starters in March, including running back Le’Veon Bell. Linebacker C.J. Mosley signed a five-year deal and the Jets acquired offensive lineman Kelechi Osemele.

Maccagnan was named the NFL Executive of the Year in 2015 by the Pro Football Writers Association.

Before joining the Jets, he worked in the scouting department for the Houston Texans from 2000-14 and scouted for the Washington Redskins from 1994-2000.

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Man’s gender transition jolts couples’ friendship My longtime friend of 30 years, “Charlotte,” lives across the country. I have just learned that her husband, “Harold,” is transgender and is now transitioning to become “Helen.”

When they come, they always stay with us for several days because they can’t afford DEAR ABBY a hotel. My husband is now very uncomfortable with them staying here or being seen out in public with them. Is there a way to tell Charlotte to come alone and still save the friendship? Or should I let them come and deal with my husband’s feelings, which I think are unjust?

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Talk to your husband and explain that he doesn’t have to socialize more than he is comfortable with if your friends visit. If he still refuses, why don’t you and he visit THEM this year?

You could stay in a hotel while you adjust to the adjustment Harold is making.

I assume that your husband and Harold were friendly before. Perhaps if he and Harold have a chance to talk, your husband can get past his discomfort. It could be a valuable learning experience for him. Your support at this time would be a tremendous gift to this couple.

My 22-year-old sister is unhealthily fixated on a particular cable TV channel. She will only watch this channel and is obsessed with the love stories and relationship movies. This goes far beyond a simple “like” for something, and I’m afraid she’s using it as a way to avoid developing real relationships. She has few friends and has never been in a relationship. I have tried to get her to stop watching it, but it never ends well. How can I help her move away from the television set and into the real world?

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Watching romantic movies with guaranteed happy endings (if only life were really like that!) is your sister’s “safe” way of vicariously enjoying idealized relationships. Continue encouraging her to take some risk and join the real world by inviting her to join you in social groups. But until she realizes for herself that she needs to do it, it won’t happen. Counseling could help her, but she won’t accept it until she admits to herself that she needs help to develop the social skills she lacks and is willing to reach out for it.

I have been dating my boyfriend for six months, and in many ways he’s a great guy.

One thing that irks me, though, is his tardiness.

This man can’t show up on time to save his life. I have arrived at his house for a date only to find he has not even arrived at his own home yet. He is usually 30-plus minutes late for our get-togethers.

I have brought this up many times, and at this point I feel like a nag, but it’s SO disrespectful and rude to treat others this way. I’m annoyed to the point that I may break up with him for this reason only. Is my reaction wellfounded?

Early In Oregon Your boyfriend is either extremely disorganized or just plain rude. If he hasn’t been able to change his pattern in six months, he isn’t likely to do it. You can, however, change the way you react to it.

Because you know he runs late, make your plans accordingly so you won’t be kept waiting.

However, if you can’t do that, then rather than let it continue to stress you out, end the romance.

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All roles in a medical setting contribute to patient care I recently read in a magazine that it would be better to contact a registered nurse over a physician assistant for medical questions. I was surprised. Just what is the hierarchy below a doctor? How about a nurse practitioner?

I don’t look at doctors, nurses and physician assistants as beTO YOUR ing in a strict hierarchy, but as GOOD HEALTH important members of a team, whose job is to provide care. All of us on a team have different strengths and different knowledge. There are many parts of a nurse’s role that I (like the vast majority of doctors) am unqualified to perform, and any hospital (and many doctor’s offices, including mine) would descend into chaos within hours without nurses.

Individual offices have different ways of answering patient’s questions by phone. In some offices, the doctor answers it directly, but in others, the nurse or PA might. Both have knowledge and expertise to do so, and can contact other members of the team if necessary. Both PAs and RNs are trained and skilled professionals.

Nurse practitioners are clinicians. They act in nearly all ways as a doctor does with their

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patients. Most NPs I have known have specialized areas of knowledge. In my first faculty position at the University of Chicago, the NPs there had near-encyclopedic knowledge of gynecologic care of healthy women, and not only did they teach me a great deal, they were a valued resource when I had questions about wellwoman care or common gynecologic issues. My NP colleagues at Cornell have great expertise in care of diabetes, and I frequently solicit their advice; I am also delighted to answer questions my NP colleagues have of me in other areas. Years of practicing together has led to a mutual respect for each other’s strengths.

However, NPs are not physicians and generally do not perform surgery as a gynecologist does, nor usually take care of complex cases of Type 1 diabetes with insulin pumps, for example. It’s important for all of us clinicians not to exceed our level of competence, and to recognize when we need help and to make appropriate consultations.

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Horoscope

By Stella Wilder Born today, you know how to make the best of most situations, but there may be one or two that are simply too much for you because they force you to face certain aspects of yourself that you would, quite honestly, rather overlook entirely. You are a firm believer in the value of selfknowledge, but that only makes you more committed to ignoring those parts of yourself that you wish were different. Still, when you are not being forced to look at the unwanted parts of yourself, you can be quite successful, as you have a knack for blocking out the kind of noise that proves to be such a distraction to most individuals. It is this ability to focus that will surely give you the advantage more often than not.

Rivals who are different never threaten you; rather, you find those with whom you have the most in common to be dangerous and threatening. This says more about you, of course, than about them. If you look at these people objectively, without seeing in them a reflection of yourself, you can meet any challenge they may mount and win the day.

Also born on this date are: Megan Fox, actress; Janet Jackson, singer; Pierce Brosnan, actor; Tori Spelling, actress; Liberace, musician and entertainer; Henry Fonda, actor; Adam Richman, actor and TV host; Danny Trejo, actor.

To see what is in store for you tomorrow, find your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide.

FRIDAY, MAY 10

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You are being pulled in at least two directions at the same time, and your usual tactics aren’t likely to be immediately effective.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — A few difficult decisions remain to be made today, even after you’ve hit

on the best course of action for you and your teammates.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) — You want to assume a position of authority at some point, but today you may have to follow orders in order to begin your climb to the top.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — You must be creative as you consider your options today. Don’t settle for a solution that relies on the past; you can move into the future.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Others are likely to get caught up in a conflict that you figured out long ago.

Perhaps it would be best if you shared your views today.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Any move you make is sure to be noticed today, especially if it is one that defies expectation. You may want to lie low at this time.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — You have much to share with friends and loved ones at this time. You’ll have to prioritize, however, before making any firm decisions.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — You are eager to put your theories to the test today, and you may do so, provided you do things strictly according to the rules.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — No problem you encounter today is likely to be solved on its own without your direct involvement. You must be ready to take a stand.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — You know what’s most important to you and those around you today, and it may differ dramatically from the official view.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — You can prevent someone from getting into hot water today, but you may also create a problem for yourself that demands attention.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — You have nothing against anyone whose opinions differ from your own, and yet you may have to take a stand that seems more aggressive than usual.

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B8 Thursday, May 16, 2019 Close to Home

SUPER QUIZ

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME

By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

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Score 1 point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the Ph.D. Level.

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Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words.

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What body of water?

Level 1

2

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Name the body of water in the given direction. (e.g., The ocean to the west of Ireland. Answer: Atlantic Ocean.)

Freshman level 1. The gulf to the southeast of Texas.

2. The lake to the north of Ohio.

3. The strait between Alaska and Russia.

Graduate level 4. The river to the west of Tennessee.

5. The sea to the southeast of Sweden.

6. The sea to the east of Greece.

PH.D. level 7. The sea on the east coast of Italy.

8. The bay to the west of Greenland.

9. The bay to the southeast of India.

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Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon.

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(Answers tomorrow)

Yesterday’s

Jumbles: LILAC MONEY SIDING CONVEX Answer: Mary Shelley’s success as an author was a result of her having — NOVEL IDEAS

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Solution to Wednesday’s puzzle

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit, 1 to 9.

For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, visit

Heart of the City

sudoku.org.uk

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SUPER QUIZ ANSWERS 1. Gulf of Mexico. 2. Lake Erie. 3. Bering Strait. 4. Mississippi. 5. Baltic Sea. 6.

Aegean Sea. 7. Adriatic Sea. 8. Baffin Bay. 9. Bay of Bengal.

18 points — congratulations, doctor; 15 to 17 points — honors graduate; 10 to 14 points — you’re plenty smart, but no grind; 4 to 9 points — you really should hit the books harder; 1 point to 3 points — enroll in remedial courses immediately; 0 points — who reads the questions to you?

Mutts

Dilbert

Pickles For Better or For Worse

Get Fuzzy

Hi & Lois

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THE Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Isn’t __ to; probably won’t 4 Panama hat material 9 In __; jokingly 13 Neighbor of Pakistan 15 Long for 16 Sore 17 Horse’s gait 18 Become frayed 19 Facial feature 20 Fatigue 22 “The __ Ranger” 23 Military bugle call 24 Barn dinner 26 Firstborn of several 29 About to happen 34 Wetland 35 Sleeper’s vision 36 Uncooked 37 Babysitter’s bane 38 __ out; muffle 39 French cheese 40 __ McMuffin; fastfood breakfast 41 Levi’s 42 Piece of garlic 43 Esteems 45 Flew high 46 Feasted 47 Healing ointment 48 Stylish 51 Taking into custody 56 Track-and-field event 57 Some SeaWorld performers 58 Lunchtime 60 “One Flew __ the Cuckoo’s Nest” 61 Two strokes under par 62 Cowboy Autry 63 Moistens 64 Gown 65 Actor Ayres DOWN 1 Feel rotten 2 Front of a ship 3 Sticky strip 4 Study material for an actor

Commuter Puzzle

by Jacqueline E. Mathews

Mother Goose & Grimm

Bound & Gagged

Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews

5 Prefix for formed or fixed 6 Rant and __; carry on 7 5th & Pennsylvania: abbr.

8 Cardiff resident 9 Actress Smith 10 Repeat exactly 11 Lower leg part 12 Actress Daly 14 Most orderly 21 Impulsive 25 Goal; ambition 26 Glowing bit of coal 27 By and __; on the whole 28 Tows along behind 29 Actor Jeremy 30 Kitten cries 31 Mistake 32 Innocently trusting 33 Rough woolen fabric 35 “Phooey!”

38 No longer with us

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Wednesday’s Puzzle Solved

Non Sequitur

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39 Pointing the finger at 41 New York athlete 42 Barn youngster 44 Indiana team 45 Talks back 47 With __ on; eagerly 48 Noisy bird

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49 “’Tis better to __ loved and lost…”

50 Popular rapper 52 Raise, as kids 53 In a __; furious 54 Christmas carol 55 “__ with the Wind” 59 Word in 4 U.S. state names

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