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The law would allow the state tax department to share state tax information with three congressional committees — the House Ways and Means Committee, the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Committee on Taxation. It would apply only to New York state taxes, not federal tax returns. Steve Davis, of Hudson, was wary of the legislation. “My concern would be, what is the precedent as it stands now, in terms of people being forced to show their taxes? I don’t fully understand why the President should fully release his taxes,” Davis said. “It’s not required, so to mandate it seems a little intrusive.” Hoylman stressed the law would apply to everyone and not just a single individual. “As we fight this battle with Washington, we know that New York is in a unique role and has a responsibility to step up and do the right thing by providing Congress with New York state tax returns,” Hoylman said. Presidents are not required

under federal law to disclose their tax returns, but the practice has become a custom followed by each president and presidential candidate, with the exception of Trump, since President Richard Nixon did so in 1973. Heather Campbell, of Hudson, said that in general, she would not support such a bill. “I think people’s tax returns are private and protected, because it divulges privacy issues,” Campbell said. On Tuesday, John J. Flanagan, R-2, the Republican Minority Leader in the Senate, called the congressional committee bill “a blatantly political act” that was out of step with the concerns of many of the state’s constituents. “We should be spending our time worrying about what we can do for New Yorkers,” said Flanagan, who represents Long Island. The second bill, proposed by state Sen. Todd Kaminsky, D-9, would authorize the state to prosecute even if the person received a pardon or clemency from the president. “In the last few years, and especially of late, the rule of law has been threatened throughout our country and threatened right here in the

state of New York,” Kaminsky said. “The perversion, either threatened or enacted use of the pardon power, has been a disturbing one, an alarming one, raising the issue of why New York should not join 24 other states to be able to pursue crimes committed within its own borders and that violate its own statutes, even if a presidential pardon had been issued and even if a federal prosecution had already taken place. New York is a sovereign entity, and if a law has been broken here, we should not tie the hands of our prosecutors and our citizens.” The issue stems from the Mueller Report, which investigated the 2016 presidential campaign. The report states the president told people not to worry, and that they don’t have to cooperate with investigators because they would receive a presidential pardon, Kaminsky said. “We are not sitting back, we are not watching this tragedy in our nation unfold. Today, we are going to do something about it and we will go where the evidence leads,” Kaminsky said. State Sen. George Amedore, R-46, said he did not vote in favor of either bill and compared

them to political gamesmanship. “Today is a new low in the New York Senate as the new majority passed more legislation driven purely by political games instead of good public policy,” Amedore said. “These bills are a total erosion of our civil liberties that will remove important protections guaranteed by the Constitution and limit the privacy rights that we enjoy as free Americans.” State Sen. Daphne Jordan, R-43, was unavailable for comment, according to her spokesman. Alan Williams, of Catskill, said he thought both bills were politically motivated. “They tried to get Trump with the Mueller Report and that didn’t work, so now they are trying this,” Williams said. Both bills would also have to be adopted by the state Assembly and then approved by Gov. Andrew Cuomo before becoming law. It was not immediately known when the Assembly will consider the issue.

time on April 10, had been canceled. Davis declined to comment on the matter and referred all questions to Town Attorney Michael Smith. Smith said he is working on a comprehensive response to Dowd’s letter. The town’s response will be released next week. Rivenburg and his attorney Scott Olson, of Albany, said they did not attend either meeting. Dowd cited section 104 of Public Officers Law to defend his argument that the public was not adequately notified of the meetings. Residents were given one-day notice for the town board meeting and same-day notice for the zoning board meeting. “[The law] requires public notice of the time and place of a meeting scheduled at least one week prior thereto to be given or electronically submitted to the news media and to be conspicuously posted in one or more designated public locations at least 72 hours

before such meeting,” according to section 104. Meetings scheduled within a week must be posted at a reasonable time prior to the meeting, according to the law. Committee on Open Government Director Robert Freeman emphasized the important distinction between the requirements. “If the meeting is scheduled a week in advance, notice has to be given not less than 72 hours before the meeting,” Freeman said. “If they knew about it for less than a week, the notice has to be to the extent that it is practicable.” An example of an unscheduled meeting would be an emergency meeting, such as the one the town board scheduled, Freeman said, adding that it begs a question: What was the emergency? The live-streaming and agendas are not protected under the law, Freeman said. “The law says they have to give the time and place,” he said. “It says nothing about agendas.”

Dowd argued in his letter that the meetings in question could have been rescheduled for a later date and proper notice could have been given to the public. “Only the town’s choice in scheduling and its desire to conceal from the public its decision with Sheepdog about Sheepdog’s desired future use of the property prevented this from happening,” Dowd wrote. Courts have been known to void decisions or actions taken at a meeting if it is discovered that the public body was intentionally excluding members of the public, Dowd wrote.

$8,000, making him the firstplace fundraiser for 2018, and the highest child fundraiser of all time. This year, he is hoping to top that. So far, Cody has raised $3,500 – 35% of the way to his goal of $10,000. “He doesn’t ask to play video games in his free time, he wants to fundraise,” Merry Alessi said. “And we’re always looking for events to do fundraisers. He loves it. He knows he’s doing it for a good cause,

which I love.” Donations can be made to Team Alessi, P.O. Box 130, Stottville, NY 12172.

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“We are trying to make everyone happy here. It’s tough. Some people are just antigun.” Dowd’s letter alleges that the zoning board meeting held at 5 p.m. April 11 and the “emergency” town board meeting held at 5:30 p.m. the same day involved Sheepdog and the tolling agreement. No agendas for either meeting were posted on the town’s website. The town board meetings are typically livestreamed, but the April 11 meeting was not, according to the letter. “[Davis] also acknowledged she was not physically present at the town board’s emergency meeting April 11 and further acknowledged that the emergency meeting was neither live-streamed nor audiorecorded,” Dowd wrote. The regular zoning board meeting, at its usual 6 p.m.

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Quinn’s quest a tremendous honor Question: James Holzhauer, Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter, Austin Rogers and Julia Collins. Answer: Who are the five biggest money winners in the history of “Jeopardy.” “Jeopardy,” of course, is the durable TV game show that has been on the air for an amazing 55 years. Enter Connor Quinn, who wants to add his name to the list of “Jeopardy” immortals. Quinn, a 2007 graduate of Cairo-Durham Central High School, will compete in tonight’s episode of “Jeopardy.” For Quinn, 29, of Albany, it will be the fulfillment of a dream. Quinn was selected to interview for the show in New York City in September, and was surprised to learn in February that he was one of 15 teachers in the United States chosen to compete in “Jeopardy”’s two-week 2019 Teachers Tournament. Quinn is an Advanced Placement World History teacher at Troy Prep School. Connor Quinn truly beat the odds, his father, Kerry Quinn, said Tuesday. “Eighty-thousand people apply for the show every year and only 400 people are selected,” Kerry Quinn said. Connor Quinn has always a fan of the show for a variety of reasons. “I’ve watched ‘Jeopardy’ forever,” Con-

nor said. “Growing up I was good at knowing really random facts, which is good for those situations.” His father agreed. “He was the type of kid that watched ‘Jeopardy,’” he said. “He told me there was a big difference between sitting on the couch and answering and actually standing there and pressing the buzzer.” Connor Quinn enjoys going to trivia game nights, reading, sports and history. “I’m interested in a lot of different things and my personality is all over the place,” Connor Quinn said. “You don’t need to know a ton about one thing; you need to know a little about a lot of different stuff.” Connor Quinn’s “Jeopardy” appearance is already taped and will air at 7:30 tonight on Channel 10. Because of a standard nondisclosure agreement, Connor Quinn cannot discuss the outcome of the show with anyone. “He is sworn to secrecy,” Kerry Quinn said Tuesday. “My wife and I are very proud of him and excited for him.” We are also proud of him as we look forward to watching him tonight, pressing the buzzer and responding to answers with questions. When you look at the impact “Jeopardy” has had on our culture since 1964, Connor Quinn’s appearance is a tremendous honor for the Twin Counties.

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The conflict between President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats is intensifying. But these equal branches of government do not bear equivalent amounts of blame. Congress has a profound interest in robust executive branch oversight. Meanwhile, Trump and his circle have abused whatever legitimate concerns exist about protecting executive branch deliberations and the secrecy of grand jury investigations. Their “just say no” approach to congressional requests places them squarely - if not yet technically in contempt of Congress. Attorney General William Barr appeared before the Republican-led Senate Judiciary Committee last week to testify about his handling of special counsel Robert Mueller III’s report, but he refused to attend a similar hearing before the Democratic-run House Judiciary Committee the following day, citing lame concerns about the proposed hearing format. Though Barr reiterated at the Senate hearing his view that he has no objection to Mueller testifying, the president undercut his attorney general’s position in a tweet, insisting that the special counsel should not appear before Congress. Then, on Monday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin refused to disclose Trump’s tax returns despite a lawful Democratic request, arguing that the Democrats had no legitimate legislative purpose to ask for them. And on Tuesday, White House counsel Pat Cipollone instructed his predecessor, Donald McGahn, to refuse to hand over documents relating to the special counsel probe. This occurred as the Justice Department and the House Judiciary Committee sought a compromise that would avert a committee vote Wednesday to hold Barr in contempt of Congress for refusing

to turn over the unredacted Mueller report. To be clear: The president cannot legally prevent Mueller from testifying, particularly once the special counsel formally exits the Justice Department. Congressional Democrats have the authority to demand Trump’s tax returns, and they have provided ample justification in the eyes of the law. And, though the unredacted Mueller report would seem to offer little more than what has already been released, the handling of Kenneth Starr’s investigation, in which Congress obtained voluminous amounts of information, suggests the Democrats are due more information in this case, too. More to the point: Americans last year elected a Democratic House in part to act as a check on a wayward president. Neither Barr nor Trump gets to decide when Congress’ investigation into Russia’s election-year interference or into the president’s unjustifiable behavior ends. It would be particularly premature to declare these inquiries over now, as Congress is just grappling with the results of a two-year special counsel investigation - and before Mueller has even had an opportunity to clear up the spin the attorney general has offered lawmakers and the public about the investigation’s findings. Meanwhile, Mnuchin’s insistence that Congress has no legitimate legislative purpose to demand Trump’s tax returns shows reckless disregard for black-letter law, all to help Trump evade the transparency to which every president in decades has submitted. Several of these disagreements seem destined for lengthy court battles. That won’t serve the public interest. Previous administrations have sought to accommodate congressional overseers. But Trump’s “just say no” approach may mean that effective oversight may not come for years down the road.

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To reduce money in politics, reduce politics in the allocation of money WASHINGTON — The progressive catechism teaches that there is “too much money” in politics. A codicil to this tenet, written in fine print, is that the term “money” does not apply to money from George Soros, government employees unions, privatesector unions, trial lawyers, Democratic-oriented privateequity firms and white-shoe law firms, Silicon Valley executives or entertainment celebrities. The catechism does not include the truism that the way to reduce the amount of money in politics is to reduce the amount of politics in the allocation of money and of opportunities for making it. This would eviscerate the progressive agenda, which involves government, aka politics, redistributing wealth, regulating the creation of it, and rescuing “fairness” from “market failure,” aka markets producing results that progressives dislike. Now comes a strange proposal from one of the stranger Democratic presidential campaigns, that of New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. As a congresswoman representing a moderate upstate district, she earned a 100% score from the NRA. She supported repeal of the District of Columbia’s gun restrictions and said she kept two rifles under her bed. She also opposed driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants, and was a member of the Blue Dog Coalition of occasionally conservative Democrats. When, however, in 2009 she was appointed to the Senate to replace Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Gillibrand discovered her inner progressive, even opposing repeal of D.C.’s gun-control regime. Arriving in the Senate, Gillibrand decided (as the most recent Democratic president did, and as six other Democratic senators have done this year) that she should take her talents 16 blocks west on Pennsylvania Avenue. Seeking a lane of her own in the Democrats’ congested nomination scramble, her signature (because her only major)

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proposal is to purify politics using “democracy dollars.” Every eligible voter could get these just by asking the government for up to 600 of them. For each federal race, the Federal Election Commission would provide $200 worth of vouchers that voters could contribute to House, Senate and presidential candidates, $100 in primaries and $100 in general elections. Voters could donate only to House and Senate races in their states. All campaign-finance laws are written by incumbent legislators, so they usually serve incumbent-protection. Gillibrand’s proposal would require candidates accepting “democracy dollars” to accept no contributions larger than $200, a boon to incumbents who usually are better known than their challengers and have more ways of generating free media coverage. “Democracy dollar” vouchers will be paid for by — wait for it — taxing the rich. Gillibrand wants to take more than $60 billion over 10 years from CEOs who make “excessive” salaries, defined as more than 25 times the median salary of their employees, or more than $1 million, whichever is less. Writing in the Washington Examiner, Luke Wachob of the Institute for Free Speech calculates that if even 20 percent of the 137.5 million who voted in 2016 had used Gillibrand’s vouchers, taxpayers would have given federal candidates more than $16 billion. Such candidates spent a total of $2.7 billion in the 2015-2016 cycle, amid lamentations about “too much money” in politics.

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It is difficult to electrify the electorate by talking about the political process: How often do people at your coffee shop discuss “soft” and “hard” campaign money? Perhaps Gillibrand is talking about the process because her Democratic rivals have beaten her to the punch in promising voters oodles of free stuff. Voters, however, have repeatedly demonstrated opposition to politicians’ proposals for funneling money to politicians. Indeed, this might be America’s most frequently and reliably “polled” policy: Since 1976 there has been the Presidential Election Campaign Fund. Every year, taxpayers can, by checking a box on their tax return, contribute ($1 until 1993, $3 since then) to the fund — without increasing their tax liability. Participation peaked in 1980, when 28.7% of taxpayers checked the box. By 2018, participation had withered to 3.9% (i.e., 96.1% “voting” against it with their pencils). John McCain in 2008 was the last major party candidate to accept taxpayer funding (and consequent spending limits). The richest Americans can contribute only $5,600 to a candidate’s campaigns ($2,800 in a primary, $2,800 in the general election). Large contributions to issue-advocacy PACs would be unaffected by Gillibrand’s proposal. Still, she says “democracy dollars” will combat “corruption,” meaning the corruption of others less admirable than she: Gillibrand does not say that she has been corrupted by any of the $58,508,025.68 she has received in contributions during her career. George Will’s email address is georgewill@washpost.com. (c) 2019, Washington Post Writers Group George F. Will writes a twiceweekly column on politics and domestic and foreign affairs. He began his column with The Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977.

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Emanuel “Manny” Mangione Emanuel “Manny” Mangione, 93, passed away Monday May 6, 2019 in Ghent, NY. Born November 30, 1925 in Hudson, NY, he is the son of Michael and Theresa (Tamburro) Mangione. Manny was the proprietor of Manny’s Barber Shop in Red Hook. He was Past Exalted Ruler of Red Hook Elks Lodge #2022., and a member of the Red Hook Fire Co. and Rescue Squad. Manny served in the United States Army during WW II, and he was a member of Hudson VFW #1314. In his spare time, he loved to build model airplanes, enjoyed fishing and flower gardening. Manny is survived by his aunt Antoinette Wilson, sisters Angelina Martin and Madeline “Lee” Dicker-

son, nieces Kathleen Roberts and Susan Rogalski, nephews Michael Dillon, James Martin, Robert Dickerson, Jack Dillon, and Christopher Dillon, along with 5 great nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Manny was predeceased by a sister Theresa Dillon. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday at 12:30pm from Holy Trinity St. Mary’s Parish in Hudson. A visitation hour prior to mass will be from 11:00am12:00pm at the Bates &amp; Anderson-Redmond &amp; Keeler Funeral Home. Interment will be in Cedar Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Manny’s memory are encouraged to be made to Holy Trinity St. Mary’s Parish.

Meet Archie! Harry and Megan reveal the new royal baby’s name By Peter Sblendorio New York Daily News (TNS)

It’s an introduction of royal proportions! Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have named their new son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, they announced on their official Instagram page Wednesday. Included in that post was a photo of Harry and Meghan Markle introducing the baby to his great-grandparents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. “This afternoon Their Royal Highnesses introduced Her Majesty The Queen to her eighth great-grandchild at Windsor Castle,” reads the Instagram photo’s caption. “The Duke of Edinburgh and The Duchess’ mother were also present for this special occasion.” The announcement came several hours after the royal couple took several glamorous photos with the baby boy on Wednesday. The photos show the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stand-

ing inside the regal St. George’s Hall in Windsor Castle. Harry is holding his son, who is swaddled in a white blanket, as Meghan Markle stands alongside him with a big smile. Some photos provide a glimpse of Archie’s face as he appears to sleep. Archie, who was born early Monday morning, is seventh in line to the English throne. It’s the first child for Harry and Meghan. The baby’s birth comes a few weeks short of his parents’ one-year anniversary, as Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, married on May 19, 2018. Meghan described the baby to reporters on Wednesday as a “dream.” “He has the sweetest temperament,” she said. “He’s really calm.” (c)2019 New York Daily News Visit New York Daily News at www.nydailynews.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

Drug prices will soon appear in many TV ads Glenn Thrush and Katie Thomas The New York Times News Service

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration for the first time will require pharmaceutical companies to include the price of prescription drugs in television advertisements if the cost exceeds $35 per month. The move, announced Wednesday by Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, is the most visible action the administration has taken so far to address the rising cost of prescription drugs. The proposal will most likely be challenged by the drug industry, which argues that revealing the list price will confuse consumers and could violate the companies’ First Amendment rights. While the list price of some drugs can be thousands of dollars a month, patients with insurance that covers their prescriptions frequently pay far less, often less than $50. “We are moving from a system where people are left in the dark to a system where patients are put in the driver’s seat,” Azar said. Under the new guidelines — expected to take effect this summer — all direct-to-consumer television advertisements for drugs covered by Medicare or Medicaid must include the list price, also known

as the wholesale acquisition price, in their ads, Azar said. A disclaimer will also state, “if you have insurance that covers drugs, your cost may be different,” according to officials at the Department of Health and Human Services. Many of the most heavily advertised drugs cost thousands of dollars per month. Two dosing pens of AbbVie’s Humira, which treats rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions, have an average retail price of $5,684, according to the website GoodRx, which tracks drug prices. Another frequently advertised drug, Xeljanz, a Pfizer arthritis medication, costs about $4,840 per month. The drug industry has pointed out that many patients with insurance coverage pay far less than the list price. “We are concerned that the administration’s rule requiring list prices in direct-to-consumer (DTC) television advertising could be confusing for patients and may discourage them from seeking needed medical care,” said Stephen J. Ubl, chief executive of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group. “If you’re ashamed of your drug prices, change your drug prices,” said Azar. “It’s that simple.”

Trump asserts executive privilege over full Mueller Report By Nicholas Fandos c.2019 New York Times News Service

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege Wednesday in an effort to shield hidden portions of Robert Mueller’s unredacted report and the evidence he collected from Congress. The assertion, Trump’s first use of the secrecy powers as president, came as the House Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Wednesday morning to recommend the House of Representatives hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena for the same material. “This is to advise you that the president has asserted executive privilege over the entirety of the subpoenaed materials,” a Justice Department official, Stephen E. Boyd, wrote Wednesday morning, referencing not only the Mueller report but also the underlying evidence that House Democrats are seeking. Barr released a redacted version of the special counsel’s 448-page report voluntarily last month. But Democrats say that is not good enough, and they have accused the attorney general of stonewalling a legitimate request for material they need to carry out an investigation into possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by Trump.

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Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, speaks before a committee vote to hold Attoney General William Barr in contempt of Congress on Wednesday, May 8, 2019.

The House Judiciary Committee prepared to vote Wednesday to hold Barr in contempt, despite a threat issued late Tuesday from the Justice Department that it would ask the president to invoke executive privilege over the materials the Democrats are demanding. Committee Democrats did not take kindly to the department’s threat. “In the coming days, I expect that Congress will have

no choice but to confront the behavior of this lawless administration,” Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., the committee’s chairman, said late Tuesday. “The committee will also take a hard look at the officials who are enabling this coverup.” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders released a blistering statement “The American people see through Chairman Nadler’s desperate ploy to distract from

the President’s historically successful agenda and our booming economy. Neither the White House nor Attorney General Barr will comply with Chairman Nadler’s unlawful and reckless demands,” she wrote. She added: “Faced with Chairman Nadler’s blatant abuse of power, and at the Attorney General’s request, the President has no other option than to make a protective assertion of executive privilege.”

Colorado school shooting victim had only 3 days of classes left Julie Turkewitz and Jack Healy The New York Times News Service

HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. — Two suspects who carried out an armed attack at a school outside of Denver have been identified as an adult male and a juvenile female, authorities said Wednesday, as they continued to investigate an assault that reached “deep inside the school.” Surrounded by officials, Sheriff Tony Spurlock of Douglas County identified the suspects in the shooting Tuesday at STEM School Highlands Ranch, which killed an 18-year-old senior who had only three days of classes left and injured eight other students. Earlier, he said, officers had mistakenly identified the juvenile as a young man. The suspects, who were also students at the school, carried two handguns and at least one of them was restrained by a school security officer by the time law enforcement arrived, the sheriff said. The sheriff said the attackers got “deep inside the school,” which he described as having two major crime scenes, including a classroom where most of the shooting took place. At least one student, he added “actually tried to stop one of the suspects and was shot.” That student was injured but survived, he said. “We are going to hear about very heroic things that have taken place,” Spurlock said. While details of the shooting remained sparse, relayed some of the chaos that erupted in their classroom. Brad Bialy said his oldest son, Brendan, a senior, told him that he was in class when gunfire erupted. Bialy said his son told him that two students entered the classroom and one pulled a gun out of a guitar case. He said his son and two friends tried to tackle the gunman, but one of the boys was shot in the chest. Other students tried to stanch the bleeding by putting pressure on his chest, Bialy said. Spurlock said deputies had to force their way into the school because it was locked down. Law enforcement hap-

pened to choose a door that was near the shooting and quickly apprehended one of the suspects, who was identified as Devon Erickson, 18. Erickson will have his first court hearing Wednesday afternoon, said District Attorney George Brauchler. He added that he would consider trying the juvenile suspect as an adult. Brauchler, a Republican, is well known in the state for his support of the death penalty and led the prosecution of the man convicted of killing 12 people in a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, in 2012. On Tuesday evening, police tape was strung up outside the prim brick suburban home where neighbors said Erickson’s family has lived since the late 1990s. A next-door neighbor who declined to be named described him as a quiet young man who sometimes deflected eye contact and played several musical instruments. Spurlock said neither suspect had been on law enforcement’s radar before the shooting and that the motive was unknown. He declined to say how the suspects had obtained the guns, though in Colorado it is illegal for anyone under 21 to own a handgun. The shooting at the Highlands Ranch charter school is the latest at an educational

institution, a phenomenon that has rattled communities nationwide as young people continue to face mortal danger in places long considered safe havens. One week earlier, a man with a pistol shot six people on the last day of spring classes at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, killing two. STEM School Highlands Ranch, which has about 1,800 students in kindergarten through 12th grade, will be closed for the rest of the week. Douglas County is an affluent area south of Denver with about 350,000 people. It sits next to Jefferson County, home to Columbine High School, and students there are already primed to watch for gunmen. Students who were not injured Tuesday afternoon were taken to Northridge Recreation Center in Highlands Ranch, where hundreds of anxious parents gathered to look for their children. “I heard a gunshot,” said Makai Dixon, 8, a second grader who had been training for this moment, with active shooter drills and lockdowns, since he was in kindergarten. “I’d never heard it before.” Makai’s parents said they joined thousands of others in rushing to the school as news blazed through the suburban

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Firefighters memorial flags placed on graves ; forage hike a success By Christine Dwon For Columbia-Greene Media

The forage hike that was held for the benefit of the West Kill/ Lexington Community Improvement Association on May 4 was very well attended. The weather cooperated for the hike and everyone enjoyed the foraged luncheon that followed at the hall. Several members of the Lexington Fire Company placed 115 firefighters’ memorial flags on the graves of Lexington FC firefighters on May 4. Cemeteries are located in Lexington, West Kill, Spruceton, Prattsville, Little West Kill, Hunter, Tannersville, Elka Park and Windham/Ashland. It was a privilege to honor the deceased members. JoEllen Schermerhorn and friend George recently returned from a lovely trip. They spent a beautiful five days at Myrtle Beach, where JoEllen collected pretty seashells for granddaughter Nora. On to Columbia, South Carolina, and then a visit to JoEllen’s brother Les and wife Deb Van Etten who live in Ridge Springs, South Carolina. They enjoyed lunch together and Les and Deb want JoEllen to say “Hi” to their friends up north. Jo and George stopped at a historic park and museum in Aiken and also thoroughly enjoyed a tour of Winchester, Virginia. As much as they enjoyed their trip, it is always good to come back home. Nora and Grace Carr went on a trip with the Girls Scouts to the Bronx Zoo on May 5 and had a great time. We welcome Harvey Truesdell back to the Mountain Top. He enjoyed his winter in Arizona. Bible study on Monday evenings at the Lexington UMC will be held from 6:30-8 p.m. and on Wednesday evenings there is a time of prayer being held at 7 p.m. in the Jewett Church. All are welcome. If you would like to send a card to Ruth Blumenthal to let her know you are thinking of her, her address is: Pavilion at Robinson Terrace, 1 Buntline Dr., Stamford, NY 12167. She would love to hear from you. May 11 and May 12 are work days at the Community Hall in West Kill starting at 9 a.m. There will be indoor, kitchen, outdoor and garden cleanup. Bring rakes,

shovels, vacuums and brooms and come join the fun. Your help is greatly appreciated. Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 12. Ladies Auxiliary of the Town of Lexington Fire Company will meet at 7 p.m. on May 14 in the firemen’s room. Gayle Hoffman celebrates her birthday May 10. Happy 47th wedding anniversary on May 13 to Nancy and Louie Kizyma. May 15 is Alida and Kenney Bloodgood’s wedding anniversary. Happy birthday to Susan Simpfenderfer on May 16. May 16 is also John Knapp’s birthday. Best wishes to you all. Greene County Senior Nutrition Program for the week of May 13 through May 17 is as follows: Monday—National Fruit Cocktail Day—Sweet and sour pork, brown rice, broccoli, fruit cocktail; Tuesday—Meatloaf with gravy, cauliflower, mashed sweet potato, ambrosia salad; Wednesday—National Chocolate Chip Day—Lemon baked fish, Au gratin potatoes, carrots, chocolate chip cookie; Thursday—Beef pot roast with gravy, green beans, coleslaw, mashed potatoes, vanilla pudding with fresh berries; Friday—Greene County Senior Citizen day—No home delivered meals and no congregate meals. All persons 60 and older and spouses are invited to attend. Meals served at noon for a suggested donation of $4 per meal. Please call at least a day in advance to reserve your meal. Mountain Top Senior Service Center is located in the Jewett Municipal Building, Route 23C, 518-263-4392. The Lexington Historical Society’s annual meeting will be held at 7 p.m. May 18 in the Lexington Historical Building on Church Street, Lexington. After a short business meeting there will be a showing of the documentary film, “The Loss of Nameless Things.” This film is about playwright Oakley, “Tad” Hall III, founder of the Lexington Conservatory Theater. In 1978, at the age of 28, he fell off the Lexington bridge. He survived but his magnetic personality and creativity did not. This is the haunting story of all that was lost when a young man on the verge of greatness suddenly

disappeared. Archival Day raffle tickets will also be on sale. Popcorn will be available for those wishing to nosh during the showing of the film. There will also be a door prize. The next Greene County Public Health rabies clinic for Greene County cats, dogs and ferrets will be held on 6-8 p.m. May 22 in the Leeds firehouse, Old Route 23B, Leeds. If you have questions, call 518-7193600. Come to the Lexington UMC

Hall, 54 County Route 13A, Lexington, for a T.G.I.F. Brooks’ chicken barbecue 3-6 p.m. on May 24. The menu includes half chicken, baked potato, green beans, coleslaw, roll, gingerbread with real whipped cream. Takeout or eat in. Adult dinner, $12; children 5-10, $5; children under 5, free; chicken half, $7. Tickets are being sold in advance and members of the congregation have tickets available or give JoEllen a call at 518-989-6568. The first 2019 Lexington

Farmers Market will be held 10 a.m. to noon on May 25 under the pavilion at the Lexington Municipal Building, 3542 Route 42. Don’t miss the opening day! May 27 the annual Memorial Day parade will be held in West Kill. We will meet at the Community Hall, 141 Spruceton Road, at 9 a.m. for a short ceremony and then proceed to the two West Kill cemeteries. Participants include the Town of Lexington Fire Company and Rescue Squad, Ladies Auxiliary, veterans in uniform,

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WHITE OAK TREE CELEBRATION: PART 1

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Bard College at Simon’s Rock: Affordable, Year-Round Culture in the Berkshires! Join in for a lecture with old-growth tree expert Robert Leverett. Leverett is the co-founder of the Native Tree Society, as well as the co-founder and president of Friends of Mohawk Trail State Forest.

Additional career highlights include serving as senior advisor to American Forests’ National Champion Tree Program, chair of Conservation and Recreation Forest Reserves Science Advisory, and co-author of the Sierra Club Guide to Ancient Forests of the Northeast. Directly after the lecture, visitors are

invited to view a time-lapse photography process by renowned New York photographer Kristin Jones. The photography process, BEHOLD, is a cross-disiplinary project encouraging a sense of wonder about trees in our urban environment. Jones will initiate a 24-hour time-lapse photography process, capturing multiple perspectives of the white oak tree on the campus of Bard College at Simon’s Rock. Jones will be available to talk about her work. This lecture is presented as part of the weekend-long White Oak Tree Celebration, a time to raise awareness about the formidable 260-year-old tree on the campus of Bard College at Simon’s Rock. The event is hosted by Daniel’s Art Party at Simon’s Rock, an exploration of progressive multimedia and community engagement. Additional White Oak Tree Celebration events include: the White Oak Tree Celebration: Part 2: Sat., May 11, 1 p.m. Free and open to the public. *Please note: this is a rescheduled date. The White Oak Tree Celebration was originally planned for the weekend of April 2627, 2019.

Ancram Opera House 2019 Season The Ancram Opera House (AOH) has announced its 2019 summer season, which opens June 28 with the world premiere of Staged Dives: An Evening with Stew & Heidi by Stew and Heidi Rodewald, creators of the Tony, Drama Desk and Obie award-winning musical Passing Strange. The lineup continues withWelcome to the Jungle, a TimeOut NY Critic’s Pick by cabaret artist, playwright and actor Salty Brine; Obie award-winningTheTricky Part by Martin Moran; and The Brothers Size by Tarell Alvin McCraney (Choir Boy, Moonlight). Also back will be AOH’s popular storytelling series, Real People Real Stories. “We’re excited for audiences to engage up close with this season’s theatre artists,” said AOH co-director Paul Ricciardi. “These artists are unquestionably at the top of their field, yet are rarely seen in our region.” “The performances this season share a theme,” said AOH co-director Jeff Mousseau. “Each piece, in its own idiosyncratic way, contemplates how the past reverberates in the

present.”  Staged Dives: An Evening with Stew & Heidi (June 28 & 29, 8:30 p.m., tickets $35) is a musical world premiere devised for the Ancram Opera House that will move later this summer to Joe’s Pub at The Public (NYC). Creators Stew and Heidi Rodewald will sing intimate versions of the songs they wrote for their critically acclaimed musical Passing Strange,while telling neverbefore-heard stories about the wild and unlikely road they took from the dive bars of LA to the bright lights of Broadway.  Welcome to the Jungle (July 6, 8:30 p.m., tickets $30), written and performed by award-winning New Yorkbased actor, playwright and cabaret artist Salty Brine, is inspired by both the iconic album Nilsson Schmilsson and Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book.” Salty Brine, who has been called “the love child of Paul Lynde, Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey, in a cabaret threeway,” is the creative force behind The Living Record Col-

lection, a series of cabaret performances built around popular albums that deftly weave together major cultural touchstones from classic literature to opera and beyond.  Obie award-winning “The Tricky Part” (July 12 & 13, 8 p.m.; July 14, 3 p.m., tickets $35) is one of the most heralded solo plays in recent memory and tells a riveting, often funny and always surprising story of one man’s journey through the complexities of Catholicism, desire and human trespass. Written and performed by Martin Moran and directed by Seth Barrish.  Real People, Real Stories: Summer Edition (July 27, 8pm, $20) features storytelling by local residents and is a much-anticipated audience favorite. The stories, curated by AOH co-director Paul Ricciardi, can be hilarious, uplifting and – often -- profoundly moving.  The Brothers Size (Aug. 8-11,15-18, 22-25; Thurs, Fri., Sat.@ 8 p.m.; Sun. @ 3 p.m.; Tickets $30) is a tough and tender drama about the un-

breakable bond between two brothers, one hardworking and steady, one just out of prison and aimless. It has been called “the greatest piece of writing by an American playwright under 30 in a generation or more” (Chicago Tribune). Written by Tarell Alvin McCraney when he was a third-year student at Yale School of Drama (he is now chair of Yale’s playwriting program), the play is set in the Louisiana bayou and explores the tenuousness of freedom and the need to belong. McCraney’s play “Choir Boy” received an acclaimed 2019 Broadway production at the Manhattan Theatre Club. McCraney, recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship, co-wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay for Moonlight. Directed by Martine Green-Rogers. The Ancram Opera House, located in southern Columbia County, is an intimate rural performance hall showcasing fresh, contemporary work by visionary theater and musical artists. For tickets and information visit www.ancramoperahouse.org.

Superteam gets a super send-off By Raymond Pignone Columbia-Greene Media

“Avengers: Endgame” has old-fashioned charm and a lot of entertaining virtues, too. The moviemakers went through reverent labor to prepare the fourth and final “Avengers” saga, which is also the 22nd and last chapter in the cinematic Marvel Comics Universe. Anthony and Joseph Russo, who directed “Endgame” and its predescessor “Avengers: Infinity Wars,” take off from the legend. They bring it one light touch after another, and the movie has real spirit — what you wished “Infinity Wars” had. It’s spliced together, of course. The story can almost be divided neatly into three sections, each with its own tone and style, the special effects are smooth and convincing but highly variable and the entire movie is crammed with ideas and superhero characters that are either colorfully vivid or poorly developed. But none of this seems to matter much. Neither does the fact that the script, credited to Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, cheats by setting up the central time-travel plot as intricate and suspenseful and then breezing through it. The movie is full of good concepts and smart gags, and the Russos stage little encounters such as Thor showing up with a beer gut and long, lank hair (he resembles the Dude in “The Big Lebowski”) to compensate for the big, sagging ones like an episode involving thousands of digital warring soldiers and a herd of huge, slimy monsters. And the Russos wisely discard or minimize the tedious characters who cluttered up “Infinity Wars”; Paul Bettany doesn’t appear at all this time and look sharp for Pom Klementieff. Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark

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Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth and Scarlett Johanssen bring emotional depth to their superhero characters and rise above the conventional material. Powerful as they are, they’re human beings, too, and it’s largely their love for adventure, each other and responsibility for the world which gives the movie its comical but touching romanticism. By the end, Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk and all the other heroes are no longer cartoony action figures; they’ve suffered terrible losses and they live up to their name. You come out of “Endgame” thinking about the Avengers’ feelings, and you feel their elation as they work together as a team. The originality of the movie is in its plot. Josh Brolin’s massive, rock-jawed Thanos has wiped out half the universe’s population and the Avengers assemble to go back into recent history to retrieve the Infinity Stones before Thanos steals them. The heroes bump into their past selves, former flames and parents as they carry out their mission.

And the Russos subtly convey a mood of desolation through the spooky quiet of Earth’s dead cities and lack of adversaries for the Avengers; half the villains disappeared, too, and boredom rules at the heroes’ seaside stronghold. There’s no room for Thanos’ character to develop, but Brolin has style and his emotions punch through the digital makeup effects. The arguments between Cap and Iron Man are now polished comedy routines and the Russos show genuine affection for all the Avengers and their eccentric personalities. “Endgame” is full of sneaky details. In the midst of a chaotic battle, one character says to another, “Lady, I don’t even know who you are,” and seeing Marvel’s superwomen take charge at the climax is liberating. The movie gets faster and quirkier as it moves along. It doesn’t rank with the best of Marvel’s movies (the first “Avengers” and “Spider-Man 2”) but it’s more sheer fun than anything else around.

CALENDAR LISTINGS TSL Movies May 9 - May 15  Hyenas — One of the treasures of African cinema, Senegalese master Mambéty’s long-delayed follow-up 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.  Her Smell — Becky Something (Elisabeth Moss) is a ‘90s punk rock superstar who once filled arenas with her grungy all-female trio Something She. Now she plays smaller venues while grappling with motherhood, exhausted band mates, nervous record company executives, and a new generation of talent eager to usurp her stardom. When Becky’s chaos derails a recording session and national tour, she finds herself shunned, isolated, and alone. Writer-director Alex Ross Perry pumps up the volume and shines a light on the terrifying moment when super-stardom wanes, and quiet becomes the new loud. Anchored by a towering, unflinching performance from Golden Globe and Emmy winner Moss and supported by a stellar ensemble cast. 2018. 2h15m.  Modern Times — Charlie Chaplin’s last outing as the Little Tramp, puts the iconic character to work as a giddily inept factory employee who becomes smitten with a gorgeous gamine (Paulette Goddard). With its barrage of unforgettable gags and sly commentary on class struggle during the Great Depression, Modern Times is a timeless showcase of Chaplin’s untouchable genius as a director of silent comedy. 1936. 1h27m  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.  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.  Gloria Bell — Gloria (Julianne Moore) is a free-spirited divorcée who spends her days at a straightlaced office job and her nights on the dance floor, letting loose at clubs around Los Angeles. After meeting Arnold (John Turturro) on a night out, she finds herself thrust into an unexpected new romance, filled with both the joys of budding love and the complications of dating, identity, and family. From Academy Award-winning director Sebastián Lelio (A Fantastic Woman, Disobedience) comes a sophisticated romantic comedy that shows love can strike at any time, relationships are never simple, and nothing can get you down as long as you keep dancing. 2019. 1h41m.  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. TIME & SPACE LIMITED 434 COLUMBIA STREET, HUDSON, NY | (518) 822-8100 | FYI@TIMEANDSPACE.ORG

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Friday, May 10, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Renowned food writer and restaurant critic Ruth Reichl shares her new memoir, “Save Me the Plums,” about her years as editor-in-chief at “Gourmet Magazine.” Published by Random House. Aconversation with Thomas Chulak from the bookstore and Q & A follow a brief reading. Refreshments. Free, Friday, May 10, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., https://chathambookstore.com/ events/ the Chatham Bookstore, 27 Main Street, Chatham, 518-392-3005 www.chathambookstore.com Actor’s Nightmare/ Carol Burnett Skits Friday, May 10, 7:30 p.m. Join the Two of Us Productions at the beautiful Copake Grange for an evening of laughs as we present a Christopher Durang one act play, “The Actor’s Nightmare” and your “Favorite Skits from The Carol Burnett Show.” You’ll still be laughing on your way home. $15 – $20, Friday, May 10, 7:30 p.m., https://www.copakegrange. org/events/2019/5/15/actorsnightmare The Copake Grange #935, 628 Empire Road, Copake, 518-329-4279

MAY 11 Basilica Farm & Flea Spring Market Saturday, May 11, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. BUY LOCAL. BUY VINTAGE. BUY HANDMADE. NO BAR CODES. NO PLASTIC WRAP. Born Thanksgiving Weekend 2013 as an antidote to big box Black Friday, Basilica Farm & Flea is part timeless flea and farmer’s market and part 21st century craft and design fair. With over 10,000 square feet of raw space, Basilica Farm & Flea is the only market of this scale in the region. Inspired by the abundance of passionate and talented farmers, collectors and artisans in the Hudson Valley, each market features a diverse group of regional vendors selling their wares alongside locallysourced, farm-fresh foods. With a ‘no barcode, no plastic wrap’ ethos and a love of vintage and recycled, locally-sourced agriculture and the beautifully handmade, Basilica Farm & Flea Holiday Market showcases the splendor of the Hudson Valley’s artisanal talents. Two markets are presented each year: Spring Market in May and Holiday Market during Thanksgiving weekend. By participating in Basilica Farm & Flea, vendors and attendees directly support Basilica Hudson’s mission to foster sustainable community. With attendance growing each year, Basilica Hudson is reaching new local and regional audiences while offering important platforms for avant-garde and emerging artists, local chefs, farmers, artisans and other talents to engage and exchange with new audiences. Proceeds from admissions and vendor fees support ongoing operations for the organization, and allows Basilica Hudson to continue to develop and present its programs. $5, Saturday, May 11, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., https://basilicahudson.org/ farmandflea/ Basilica Hudson, 110 S. Front Street, Hudson, 518-822-1050 www.basilicahudson.org Concerts in the Village Saturday, May 11, 4 p.m. Fanny and Felix – The Brilliant Mendelssohn Siblings Performing will be the Broad Street Chamber Players, soprano Katherine Rossiter and pianist David Smith, CITV Artistic Director. The first half of the program is devoted to Fanny’s songs “with and without words” and her remarkable String Quartet in E-flat, drawn from her total output of over 500 compositions! The richness, warmth and charm of Fanny’s songs are readily acknowledged by all who have heard them. Her “songs without words” are really short piano pieces of such lyrical quality that they are easily confused with those of her brother Felix. To encourage public acceptance, some of her compositions were in fact published under his name! Following intermission, eight outstanding string players from the Broad Street Orchestra will perform the Octet, op. 20 by brother Felix. Although one of his most famous works, because of its performing demands and the difficulty in gathering eight qualified players, live performances of the great Octet are not frequent. Composed in 1825 in a matter of just a few months, when Felix was only 16, the drama and scale of this impressive work never fails to sweep listeners away, both musically and emotionally. $20, Saturday, May 11, 4 p.m., https://www.concertsinthevillage. org/ Van Buren Hall, 6 Chatham Street, Kinderhook

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HUDSON — Mona-LisaCarius won four events and Caitlin Keil three to lead the Hudson girls team to a sweep of Albany Leadership and Greenville on Tuesday. Carius won the long jump, triple jump, shot and discus and Keil won the 800, 1500 and was a member of the winning 4x400. Hudson raised its record to 6-3 with the two wins. In boys action, Kryston Drew won four events to lead Green Tech to the sweep. Drew captured the long jump. triple jump, 400 and was a member of the winning 4 x400 team. Results:

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GIRLS Hudson 94 Greenville 19 Hudson 97 Albany Leadership 7 Greenville 53 Albany Leadership 32 4x800: Greenville (Fitzmaurice, Goyette, Smith, Tracy) 10:53.4; 100m high hurdles: Silk (Gre.) 19.9; 100m: Brown (H) 13.7; 1500m: Keil (H) 5:43.5; 4x100: Hudson (M. Box, Brown, Woods, Hurst) 54.4; 400m: Harrison (AL) 1:13.9; 400m hurdles: Wank (Gre.) 1:23.9; 800m: Keil (H) 2:34.4; 200m: Hurst (H) 28.8; 3000m: See TRACK B5

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Moon, Maines lead Hudson past Cairo-Durham By Tim Martin Columbia-Greene Media

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Taconic Hills pitcher Emily Mottoshiski goes into her windup during Tuesday’s Patroon Conference softball game against Maple Hill.

Mottoshiski’s twohitter lifts Titans past Wildcats By Logan Weiss Columbia-Greene Media

COPAKE – Emily Mottoshiski shut down Maple Hill, throwing a complete game to lead Taconic Hills to a 1-0 victory over Maple Hill in Tuesday’s Patroon Conference softball game. Three players helped Taconic Hills with the bat. Macayla Sparacino had one hit and one run, Mottoshiski had one RBI and one walk and Brooke McComb went 2 for 3. Mottoshiski had four strike outs and allowed 2 hits. Alyssa Houghtaling threw a great game for the Wildcats, striking out 10 and allowing one run and four hits. Houghtaling also drilled a double for Maple Hill. Emma Dugan had a single. Hudson 9, Cairo-Durham 2 HUDSON – Emily Frederick doubled and singled to help Hudson defeat CairoDurham, 9-2, in Tuesday’s Patroon Conference softball battle. Deja Beauford and Abby Jensen each had a single and an RBI for the Bluehawks.

Nicole Conte, Katie Jepsen and Nisaa Cora all singled. Amber Powell had three hits and Poulsen added tw0 for Cairo-Durham. Hannah Infantino had the Mustangs’ lone RBI. Olivia Plaia had 11 strike outs and allowed two runs and ten hits for Hudson. Jolie Poulsen threw for 4 1/3 innings and had seven strike outs, while allowing seven runs and three hits. Katlyn Garcia-Martinez finished up, striking out one and allowing two runs and two hits. Greenville 14, CoxsackieAthens 4 COXSACKIE – With five RBI, Caila Benning led Greenville to a 14-4 win over Coxsackie-Athens in Tuesday’s Patroon Conference softball game. Greenville overall put up 13 hits. Benning had an MVP caliber game, going 3 for 5 with three runs scored. Jazzmin Gibson had three singles and an RBI, Melody Kappel two singles, Kasey Pfleging, Molly SanEmeterio and See SOFTBALL B5

GREENPORT — Jack Moon collected a double, single and four RBI and Isaiah Maines pitched six innings of one-hit ball as Hudson defeated Cairo-Durham, 19-2, in Tuesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game. The game was scoreless until the Bluehawks struck for six runs in the bottom of the third. They added five more in the fourth, two in the fifth and six in the sixth to ring up their seventh victory against four losses. Vic Gorman had three singles and an RBI for Hudson. Maines and Kasey Moore both had two singles and two RBI, Nick Bernokcie two singles and an RBI, Charles Goodermote two singles, Matt Bowes a single and two RBI, Martin DeGennaro a single and an RBI, Tanner Race andZach Bernockie a single each and Josh Meicht and Matt Cowan both drove in a run. Brady Murphy and Ethan Phillips both singled and drove in a run for the Mustangs. Joey Arp added a single. Maines struck out three and walked one in his six inning stint n the mound. Aidan Doto finished up, striking out one, walking two and allowing two runs and two hits. Armando Salvatore (2k,3bb,11r,13h), Alek Wagor (3k,4bb,6r,2h) and Arp (1k,3bb,2r,2h) all had a turn on the mound for Cairo-Durham. Maple Hill 5, Taconic Hills 0 CRARYVILLE — Sophomore Matt Jung tossed a two-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts to spark Maple Hill to a 5-0 victory over Taconic Hills in Tuesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game. Freshman Gavin Van Kempen’s solo home run highlighted the Wildcats’ ninehit attack. Kyle Tedford and Nick Martin both had a double and single, Christian Beber two singles and two RBI and Jung and Sean LaFalce a single apiece. Kolby Clegg and Schuyler Krzeminski both singled to account for the Titans’ only hits. Donovan Mier struck out nine, walked two and allowed four runs and eight hits in six innings. Devon Charron gave up one run and one hit in an inning of relief.

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Hudson’s Isaiah Maines slides home safely during Tuesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game against Cairo-Durham at Columbia-Greene Community College.

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Hudson second baseman Zack Bernockie tags out a sliding Joey Arp of Cairo-Durham during Tuesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game at Columbia-Greene Community College.

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Hudson’s Jack Moon rips a single during Tuesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game against Cairo-Durham at ColumbiaGreene Community College.

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For the first time since the 1950s, MLB players can endorse beer Frank Fitzpatrick The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News

Since 1882, when the American Association’s founders determined that selling alcohol to fans might help them compete with the entrenched National League, beer, every bit as much as green grass, white ash and cow leather, has been an essential baseball element. That strategy, of course, triggered a bonanza. Today, MLB teams sell more than $1 billion worth of beer. Its ballparks are sunlit saloons equipped with beer billboards, beer taps, beer vendors, beer gardens. Players quench their postgame thirsts with beer. Fans consume it before, during and after games. Slick beer commercials both sustain and punctuate the sport’s TV broadcasts. And yet, for reasons that now seem more puritanical than practical, active ballplayers were prohibited from appearing in beer ads or, more important in the view of some, from sharing substantially in the pot of lager-colored gold that big-league teams were reaping. But now that unlikely prohibition, based on a rule that didn’t really exist, is finally being lifted. Soon active athletes like the Phillies’ Aaron Nola, who has a deal with Pennsylvania’s D.G. Yuengling & Sons Inc., will be pitching publicly for beer. Others like Houston’s George Springer and the NBA’s Kevin Durant will appear in national and local campaigns planned by the ubiquitous brewing giant Anheuser-Busch. “Fans are first and foremost connected to currently active players,” explained Marcel Marcondes, chief marketing officer for Anheuser-Busch InBev. “That is what drives the conversation ... influences culture.” Nola hasn’t yet appeared

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in any Yuengling TV commercials or ballpark ads, but the young Phillies ace has posted several endorsements of the Pottsville-based brewer on his Instagram account. “Yuengling’s been a go-to for me ever since I first tried it back when the Phillies drafted me,” he said in one. This change was driven by professional athletes’ growing interest in controlling their individual brands. In short, the players associations in baseball and the NBA wanted a larger share and more control of beer ads that were using their sports and occasionally their images as backdrops. “We were mindful that the advertisements and promotions for these companies were visible around every ballpark,” Tim Slavin, chairman of

business affairs for the Major League Baseball Players Association, said last week. “Players were associated with these ads and products to some extent. For us, it was in part leveling the playing field of commercial opportunity between the clubs and players.” While some athletes in individual sports like golf or auto racing have long done such ads, team sports at least since the 1950s have not allowed them. In baseball, clubs cited an unwritten prohibition. The brewing companies, meanwhile, adhered to the Beer Institute’s Advertising & Marketing Code that prevented the practice and to an arcane Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau regulation forbidding any commercial linkage of alcohol and athletic

Islanders can ill afford to lose Lee Mark Herrmann Newsday

If Anders Lee never does another thing for the Islanders, which has become a startling possibility, he can know that his team and its fans always will owe him huge thanks for an unforgettable season. In his own quiet way, the first-year captain helped make the 2018-19 Islanders much more than we all thought they would be. Along with the obvious improvements — notably the defensive scheme, goaltending, disciplined coaching and overall franchise direction — Lee’s subtle work as a leader turned a potential disaster into a heartening step. Lee’s presence made the absence of John Tavares less palpable. Lee earned an “A” by the way he wore the “C.” He was a good captain when things were going well for him, such as leading the team with 28 goals, and when they weren’t, being held to no goals and one assist in the Hurricanes series. “He’s everybody’s favorite teammate,” Thomas Hickey said. “At the start of the year, I didn’t know what we were going to do. Then when (the captaincy) was announced, we were like, ‘That’s the obvious choice.’ “The biggest thing in being a captain is knowing that there is going to be frustration but you want to put on a good front to make sure that your team

knows that everything is going to be OK. He did a tremendous job with that,” Hickey said. Lee, when asked about his first experience as successor to Ed Westfall, Denis Potvin, Brent Sutter, Michael Peca and others, said, “It was extremely special. It was a huge honor and a big learning experience ... It’s not easy, when you’ve got 25 guys in the room going through 25 different things. You have to be someone guys can lean on. You like to put a lot of other people first, make sure everyone else is good and then, come puck-drop, you’ve got to make sure you’re going.” Lou Lamoriello said, “You wouldn’t and could not find a (better) captain.” So, it is a little surprising and somewhat concerning that Lee’s and the team never have agreed on a contract. He is a potential unrestricted free agent on a team clearly hungry for scoring and not flush with alternatives. As much as we’ve heard about the Islanders’ young prospects, statistics show that none of them were superstars in the minors or college this season. Maybe Lamoriello is just using time as an ally, as he says he likes to do. Or perhaps Lee’s agent Neil Sheehy wants the forward to be paid like the 40-goal scorer he was while playing alongside Tavares last year. “As I’ve said all along, we’re going to do everything we

possibly can to keep him,” Lamoriello said at breakup day Monday. Whether that happens, Lee can know that this year’s team considered itself well-led. Mat Barzal said, “He’s such a genuine guy. I think that’s the one word you get when you talk to him, ‘genuine.’ Day in and day out, he works hard. Having a guy like that is great for me and great for this locker room.” Barry Trotz said, “He was fantastic as a captain. He had really big shoes to fill. I think he was a natural at it because he does things the right way. He thinks of himself last rather than first and that’s what good captains do.” Do the Islanders really want to face the thought of losing good captains two years in a row? Can their chemistry and confidence afford that? These are questions Lamoriello is weighing, while trying to figure out how to pay for upgrades. Lee’s situation highlights a dicey summer ahead. A year ago, Lamoriello came up all aces with a series of low-risk moves (hiring the reigning Stanley Cup champion coach, taking a one-year flyer on Robin Lehner, bringing back Matt Martin). Everything is trickier this year, now that he has to deal with the team’s core. It would help the Islanders if the general manager does as well with the offseason as Lee did with the “C.”

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skills. As a result, beer commercials with a baseball flavor featured either retired athletes — think early Miller Lite commercials — or generic images of them. Although the advertisements tended to imply their endorsement, the active athletes themselves had no say in the content or compensation. Occasionally the MLBPA objected. “In some cases, the ads were using models to serve as players, which was confusing to us because players at the time were precluded from leveraging commercial opportunity in the category,” Slavin said. “In other cases, there were issues related to implied endorsements of players for products when the player wasn’t even aware of the campaign.”

Historically, the leagues had handled the beer-company contracts. Some revenue was shared with the unions. Now, thanks to contracts they negotiated with Anheuser-Busch in 2018, the MLBPA and NBA players union can deal directly — and more profitably — with the brewers. (The NFL still prohibits its players from participating in such ads.) Asked for financial details of the new agreement, Slavin said, “We try to keep the economic terms of our partnerships confidential.” Ironically, it was a bizarre 2018 ballpark promotion that helped precipitate the shift. According to Slavin, the MLBPA complained about a beer company that was “creating player images using beer foam.”

“In one article about it, we saw a statement claiming that MLB ‘does not permit active players to be involved in the advertising or promotion of beer or other alcohol,’” Slavin said. “We were surprised by this and called over to MLB ... Their response was, ‘There is no such rule. Used to be years ago.’” Despite its profit potential, this untapped commercial opportunity wasn’t something that had unanimous support among the players. Some weren’t eager to be associated with alcohol. “Some of them don’t drink or don’t want to promote drinking,” Slavin said. “To them, it could be perceived as sending the wrong message. But they also knew that the advertisements and promotions already were visible all over the ballparks where they work.” Budweiser began promoting a few players, like Springer, in the 2018 postseason, then launched a point-of-sale campaign this opening day. Eventually, there will be at least one Budweiser ambassador in every baseball market where the giant brewer has a relationship with the team, including Philadelphia. All the advertisements, Slavin said, will promote responsible drinking. While the athletes will be shown in game footage or talking to the camera, none will be seen consuming the product. And if this relationship works out, similar once-unthinkable opportunities could arise for players with wine or spirit companies. “We’re always having conversations about ways to market our players with new brands and categories,” Slavin said. “We certainly are considering wine and spirits ... if we are confident we can do so in a responsible way.”

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Urshela is creating magic, and a logjam, at third base Bob Klapisch The New York Times News Service

Talk to any New York Yankee player these days — especially the pitchers — and they’re likely to start raving about Gio Urshela, the newcomer who was summoned as an emergency call-up but has turned into a magic-maker at third base. Soft hands at third? Fast-twitch reflexes? A heavy-duty bat? Not only does Urshela check every box, but while the Yankees have been propping him up as a potential Gold Glove candidate, he has officially become a differencemaker in the ninth inning, too. Urshela blasted a game-tying, tworun home run before the Yankees finished off a 5-4 come-from-behind victory against the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night. “I was really excited in that moment,” Urshela said, adding that he enjoyed the customary celebration of light on the rim of Yankee Stadium. “It feels so good seeing the lights go back and forth.” Manager Aaron Boone could only shake his head and say, “That was really fun to watch.”

Urshela was behind 0-2 in the count against Anthony Swarzak, but squared up on a middle-of-the-plate fastball that carried well over the center-field wall. Little known until lately, Urshela raised a fist to the sky as he circled the bases — and was promptly mobbed in the dugout. The Yankees repeated that scene moments later when D.J. LeMahieu punched a game-winning single through the infield, giving them their 13th victory in 17 games. Oddly, Urshela’s 11th-hour drama overshadowed a so-so performance in the field. His fielding error in the eighth inning led to two unearned runs that gave Seattle a 4-1 lead. Yet that did little to diminish Urshela’s growing reputation for defensive wizardry. “I actually feel sorry for guys who hit the ball in Gio’s direction, because they have no shot of getting it by him,” said outfielder Clint Frazier. “He’s just unreal.” Urshela’s emergence has created a pleasant problem for the Yankees, as they now have two capable third baseman in him and Miguel Andujar, who returned over the weekend after sustaining a labrum tear. Andujar started

Tuesday night’s game against the Seattle Mariners as the designated hitter, a slot he figures to fill for a while, with Urshela at third. It took Andujar’s injury to create roster space for Urshela, but the 27-yearold’s path to a spot in the Bronx was forged years earlier in his native Colombia. Growing up in Cartagena, Urshela was like most of his young peers: He loved soccer and was a fan of the Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo. Urshela was a goalkeeper as a kid — “I had a great hands,” he said with a grin — but a love of baseball ran through the family. Both of Urshela’s brothers played in high school, as did their father, a softball aficionado. There were few countrymen in Colombia to root for; only 21 players from that country have made it to the majors, including Urshela. Edgar Renteria and Orlando Cabrera were the most prominent during Urshela’s youth. But despite a national fixation on soccer, Urshela grew up hearing plenty about the Yankees. “For a country that doesn’t have a lot of baseball, you’d be surprised how many Colombians love this team,”

current third baseman. Urshela landed with the Toronto Blue Jays but remained on the Yankees’ radar. “We’d always had interest in Gio, we recognized his elite defense,” said general manager Brian Cashman. “The question was: Could we match up with Cleveland to make something happen? The answer was we couldn’t. But we kept an eye on him.” The Yankees ended up purchasing Urshela from Toronto last August, but didn’t protect him on the 40-man roster. In parts of three seasons with the Indians and Blue Jays, Urshela batted only .225 with a meager .589 on-baseplus-slugging percentage. He was developing a reputation as an offensively-challenged, career minor leaguer — until late last season. Urshela batted .307 with an .815 OPS in 27 games for the Yankees’ Class-AAA affiliate in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. He demonstrated similar bat-skills in spring training, at which point Boone pulled Cashman aside and suggested it was time to make room for Urshela.

Urshela said. “There are Yankees fans everywhere.” Thus, on judgment day, when Urshela’s father told him it was time to pick a sport, the teenager knew his goalkeeping days were over. “He said, ‘I want you to concentrate on soccer,’” Urshela said, referring to his dad. “I said, ‘No.’” He laughed and added, “I think I made the right choice.” These days Urshela is fielding steady requests for interviews, although the attention goes beyond the clubhouse. The president of Colombia, Iván Duque, personally tweeted his praise for Urshela after a particularly good day at Yankee Stadium: a double and two singles in the Yankees’ 9-2 win over the Kansas City Royals on April 20. Urshela, who was batting .352 in 71 at-bats entering Tuesday, insists he’s not entirely surprised by the success. “I’ve always believed my hard work would pay off,” he said. Still, the journey has been circuitous. He was out of minor-league options when the Cleveland Indians finally released him last year. Their roster was full and Urshela’s path was being blocked by Jose Ramirez, their

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Authority shall mail process to the with LLC, 5683 business purpose perfiled NY Secy of StateState (SSthe 5683 State RteonLLC, 9G, Hudson, NY mitted under thelocation: New NY) 4/12/19. Office Rte 9G, Hudson, NY 12534. Purpose: any Columbia County. LLC formed York Limited Liability in Delaware (DE) on 2/15/19. 12534. Purpose: any lawful activity. Company Law. This SSNY isactivity. designated as agent of lawful notification is process made LLC upon whom Cineastas Americanas pursuant toserved. Section against it may be SSNY Cineastas LLC.mail with 206 ofFiled the Americanas Limited Lishall process to: 28 SSNY Liberty LLC. Filed with SSNY on 1/23/2019. Office: St, NY, NY 10005. DE address ability Company Law. on 1/23/2019. Office: Columbia of LLC: 1209 Orange County. St, Wilmington, 19801. Cert. of ForColumbia County. SSNYDENOTICE designated as PUBLIC mation filed with DE Secy of& SSNY as agent designated forOF process NOTICE FORMAState, 401 Federal St. Ste 4, agent for process & shall mail to: 488 TION OF A LIMITED Dover, DE 19901. The name shall mail to: 488 Madison Ave. 10th Fl. LIABILITY COMPANY and address of the Reg. Agent Madison 10th PurFl. NY NY Ave. 10022. is CT Corporation System, 28 (LLC) Liberty St, NY, NY 10005. PurNY NY 10022. Purpose: any of lawful The name the LLC is pose: any lawful activity. pose: any lawful 12th Street Capital, Future Home InspecLLC. ofof ConOrNotice of Articles Future Home tions Qualification LLC. Filed ganization filedInspecwith solidated Communications of tions LLC. Filed 2/6/18. Office: ColumNew York Company, LLC. AuSecretary of State of 2/6/18. Office: Columbia Co. SSNY desigthority filed with NY Dept. of New York (SSNY) on State on 4/3/19. Officefor location: bia Co. SSNY designated agent proApril 2,asCounty. 2019. New Columbia Princ. bus. nated for cess as & agent shall location: mailproto: York office addr.: 121 S. 17th St., Mattoon, cess & LLC shall mail to: Nicholas J Ross, IL 61938. formed inTown DE on2 239 Island Drive, Nicholas J of Ross, 2 Gaffney Lane, Kinde4/1/19. NY Sec. State desigof Copake, County of Gaffney Lane, Kinderhook, NY 12106. Purnated agent of LLC upon whom Columbia and the process against it may be rhook, NY 12106. Purpose: General. State of shall New York. served General. and mail process pose: SSNY has been desigto: Cogency Global Inc. (CGI), J. Rock Home Inspec10 Rock E. 40th St., NY, NY nated as agent of10016. LLC J. Home Inspections, LLC. DE addr. whom of LLC: Filed c/oprocess CGI,with 850 upon tions, LLC. Filed with SSNY on 2/15/2019. New Burton Rd., Suite 201, Doagainst may be SSNY onit 2/15/2019. Office: Columbia ver, DE 19904. Cert. of Form. served. offiled with DE The Sec. Columbia ofpost State, 401 Office: County. SSNY desigfice address toDE which Federal St., Dover, 19901. County. designated as SSNY agent for proPurpose: lawful purposes. the shall mail a nated agent for processSSNY &asallshall mail to: 26 copy of any process cess & shall mail to: 26 Pleasant Rdwith Craryville Vex LLC. Filed SSNY on against the served Pleasant RdLLC Craryville NY 12521. Purpose: 4/4/2018. Office: Columbia upon him/her is: 12th County. SSNY designated as NY 12521. Purpose: any lawful agentlawful for process & shall mail Street Capital, LLC; any to: 488 Madison Ave 10th Fl NY 166 Street, LastingDuane Joy Brewery, NY 10022. Purpose: any York, lawful Lasting JoyNew Brewery, Suite 2B, LLC. Filed with SSNY LLC. Filed with Office: SSNY New York 10013. Puron 3/13/2019. NOTICE OF SALE on 3/13/2019. Office: pose/Character of Columbia SUPREME COURT: County. COLUMBIA COUNTY. U.S. BANK Columbia County. business: Any lawful SSNY designated as TRUST, AS TRUSTEE SSNY designated as& business peragent N.A., forpurpose process FOR LSF9 MASTER P A R T I C agent for process & mitted under the New to: 52Pltf. CorIshall P A T Imail O N TRUST, vs. shall mail to: 52 CorYork Liability porateLimited Circle Ste 207 WILLIAM M. KIABLICK A/K/A porate Ste etThis 207 Company Law. Albany Circle NY 12203. PurWILLIAM KIABLICK, al, Defts. Index #12426-18. PursuAlbany NY lawful 12203. Purnotification is made pose: any ant to judgment of foreclosure pose: any lawful pursuant to Section and sale dated March 25, 2019, CHATHAM CENTRAL 206 theauction Limited I will sellof at public at the CHATHAM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Liability Company Columbia County Courthouse, SCHOOL DISTRICT CHATHAM, NEW 401 Union Street, Hudson, NY Law. CHATHAM, NEW YORK 12037 on May 20, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. prem. k/a12037 11737 Route 22, AusYORK TOWN OFOF NEW BALNOTICE ANNUAL terlitz, NY a/k/a 88, NOTICE OF &Section ANNUAL TIMORE, ZONING MEETING ELECBlock 1, Lot 4. Said property beMEETING & ELECBOARD OF APPEALS. TION ginning at an iron pin located on TION Notice is hereby given NOTICE IS HEREBY the westerly right-of-way line of NOTICE IS8154), HEREBY that there will be iron a Route 22 (S.H. said GIVEN that the Annual pin beingthat the and northeast corner GIVEN the Election Annual Public Hearing before Meeting of property described Meeting and Election the ofherein New BaltioftheTown the Chatham Cenand a corner of the easterly of Chatham Cenmore of traltheZoning School District, boundary of landsBoard now or fortral District, Appeals 7:30 p.m., Chatham, Columbia merly ofSchool Richard Mugler, said Chatham, Columbia iron pin1, further described beMay 2019, at asthe County, New York, will ing of a New mile, more or3809 less, County, York, will Town Hall, be .3held at the Mary E. northerly of the intersection of be held Route at the Mary E. County 51, HanDardess Elementary Route 22 and Route 203, Dardess Elementary nacroix, New School gymnasium, thence from said point ofYork. beginSchool gymnasium, The subject ofYorkthe Chatham, in ning along the New right-of-way line of Route 22, SW, 158.15 ft.be to Chatham, New York in Public HearingonwillTuessaid District an iron pipe , said iron pipe, said said District Tuesthe Apday,Use May Variance 21, on 2019 beiron pipe marking intersecday, May 21, the 2019 beplication submitted by tween the hours of tion of the westerly right-of-way tween the hours of Riversand LLC to westerallow 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 line of Route 22 and the 9:00 a.m. and aly wedding/special p.m., at which time, right-ofway line of a 9:00 Town Road from on Austerlitz to p.m., at which time, events venue the leading election of propmemRed along said the election memerty owned onof the east bersRock; of thence the Board of westerly line of the Town Road bers of County the of Education andBoard the vote side of Route the following three courses: (1) Education the(2)vote upon theft.and appropriation 61, West Coxsackie, SW, 119.54 to a pipe; SW, upon appropriation 65.28 ft.the tonecessary a point (3) SW, of the funds NY. All and persons 56.50 ft. to a pipe, said pipe of necessary funds to the meet wishing tothe be estimated heard in marking landsestimated now forto meet the expenditures of or will the favor ortheopposition merly of Mugler; thence along expenditures offor School District the have opportunity atofthe the lands now or formerly MuSchool District the 2019-2020 school time and120 place stated gler, NW, ft. to anfor iron pin, 2019-2020 year, and theschool vote above. year, and Patrick Linger,the Chair.vote

upon any and all Propsaid pin marking the southwest PUBLIC upon Propositions involving the corner any of NOTICE theand landsall herein deThe Hudson ositions expenditure ofHousing money scribed andinvolving a corner onthe the Authority (HHA) reexpenditure ofofthe money easterly boundary land levy now or authorizing or formerly of Mugler; thence quests proposals or the from levy of authorizing taxes will take continuing alongfor the lands now contractors LAWN of taxes will take place. or formerly of Mugler, NE, CARE and SNOW place. AND NOTICE IS ALSO 355.79 ft. to an iron pipe, said REMOVAL AND NOTICE IS Annual ALSO GIVEN that the pipe marking theSERVICES northwest cornerthe of theColumbia land herein at ApartGIVEN that the described Annual Budget Hearing of the and a corner of the of easterly ment Complex, 41 Budget Hearing the School District will be boundarySecond land now will or formerNorth Street, School District be held byof the of ly of Mugler; thenceBoard continuing Hudson, NY 12534. held by lands theon Board of Education May 14, along the now or formerly Details of6:00 theMay project Education on 2019 at SE, p.m. at of Mugler, 166.94 ft. to14, the point of beginning. amt. and insurance require2019 at 6:00 Approx. p.m.High at the Chatham of judgment is $281,790.38 plus the Chatham ments may be High obSchool, Chatham, New costs and interest. Sold subject School, Chatham, New tained at the HHA's York, which Hearto terms at and conditions of filed York, atthe Hearmain office, 41 North ing, proposed judgment andwhich terms of sale. For ing, the proposed Second Street, Hudsale information, please visit 2019-2020 School DisAuction. com at www.Auction. 2019-2020 School Disson, 12534 will on or trict NY budget be com or call 1, (800) 280-2832. trict budget will be after April durpresented to 2019 the voters ROBERT J. FITZSIMMONS, presented to &the ing normal business of the District. Avoters copy Referee. COHN ROTH, Attys. of A Country copy hours. Information is of the District. statement of the forthe Pltf., 100 East Old of the statement of the Rd., Mineola, NY. also available at amount of#96782 money amount money w w w. h uwill d sof obe nho usinwhich required NOTICEwill OF SALE SUPREME which be required gauthority.org. for theCOUNTY ensuing year for COURT for the ensuing for Proposals will year beAMERacschool purposes may OF GREENE BANK OF school purposes may cepted up to and no be obtained by any ICA, N.A., Plaintiff, AGAINST CARMEN be obtained any later thanVALGUARNERA, 3pm, May 1,et resident of theby District al. Defendant(s) Pursuant to resident the fourteen District 2019, the HHA'sa during atofthe judgment of and during theforeclosure fourteen main office or via email (14) days immediately sale duly entered on October (14) daysI, the immediately as inundersigned detailed preceding the afore22,indicated 2018. preceding the aforeproject description. said Meeting Referee,Annual will sell at public auction atis the County said Annual Meeting HHA anGreene Equal Opand Election (other Courthouse, 320 Main(other Street, and portunity Employer unthan aElection Saturday, SunCatskill, NY 12414 on May 23, than a Saturday, der direction ofSunthe day Holiday) at 2019the ator10:00 AM premises day or Holiday) at U.S. ofbudget HUD and which vote knownDept asthe 316 Cairo Junction which the budget vote Road,occur. Catskill, NY 12414-0000. encourages Section 3 will District resiAll that certain plot piece or parwill occur. District resiand Minority and dents may obtain this cel of land, with the buildings dents mayBusiness obtain Women's Eninformation at the this ofand improvements thereon information ofterprises toat submit fice the District erected,of situate, lyingthe and being fice ofat ofthe District proposals. Clerk the Mary E. in the Town Catskill, County of Greene State of New Clerk at and theElementary Mary E. Dardess York. Section 137.00, Block 2 Dardess Elementary School, Chatham, New and Lot Chatham, 25. COURT Approximate SUPREME School, New York, between the a m o u n t o f j u d g m e n t COUNTY OF COLUMYork, hours ofbetween 9:00 a.m. the and $227,752.27 plus interest and BIA hours of 9:00 a.m. 3:00 or will at any of costs. p.m., Premises be and sold U.S. ROF IIIorLEGAL TIsubject to provisions of filed 3:00 p.m., at any of the following school Judgment. Index #13-0819. DeTLE TRUST the following school houses in said 2015-1, District: nise Frenia Esq., ReferBY U.S. BANK NAhouses inEsslie, said District: Chatham High School, ee, Aldridge Pite, LLP - AttorTIONAL ASSOCIAChatham High School, Chatham Middle neys for Plaintiff - 40 Marcus TION, AS 200, LEGAL TIChatham Middle Drive, Suite Melville, NY School, and during TLE 11747TRUSTEE, School, and Plaintiff during normal business hours against normal business hours at the Public Library. Notice to Bidders The Town of MARK A. MCCARTY; at the Public Library. AND NOTICE IS ALSO Hillsdale is seeking a web deCANDACE AND IS ALSO GIVEN thatMCCARTY, Petitions signer NOTICE and developer et Defendant(s). GIVEN that Petitions to al update its Word-Press webnominating candidates site. A detailed for proPursuant torequest aof Judgnominating candidates for the office Memposal is available by email: Hillment Foreclosure for the office of Member of of the Board oforEdsdaleRFP@gmail.com, for and Sale entered on ber of the Board of Education are available pick-up from the Town Clerk, loDecember 3, 2018. ucation are available between hoursTown of cated at Thethe Hillsdale I,8:00 the2609 undersigned Hall, State 23,RefHillsbetween theRoute hours of a.m. and 3:30 dale NY 12529, on Mondays, eree will sell at public 8:00 3:30 p.m. a.m. in theand Office of Wednesdays, Thursdays and auction atthe the Lobby p.m. infrom Office of the District Clerk the Fridays, 10:00 amat- 1:00 Columbia County the Clerk atbeElethe Mary E. Dardess pm. District Sealed bids must reCourthouse, 401 Union Mary E. mail Dardess Elementary School, Chatceived by or delivered by Street, hand to New theHudson, Town Clerk ChatatN.Y. Hillsmentary School, ham, York. Petidale the Town Hall, POday BoxPeti305, on 29th of ham, New York. tions must be filed not 2609 State Route 23, Hillsdale, May, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. tions must be5:00 filed not later than p.m. NY 12529 by 1:00pm, May24th, premises described as later 5:00 Monday, 22, p.m. 2019 2019. thanApril follows: All that tract or Monday, April in the Office of22, the2019 DisThe Town Greenport will be parcel ofof land, situate, in the Office the District Clerk atof the Mary flushing hydrants from April lying and being inMary the trict Clerk at Elementary the E. Dardess 21th thru 17th,Lebanon, 2019 from 9 Town ofMay New E. Elementary School, New PMDardess till 5AM.Chatham, Residents may noColumbia School, Chatham, New York. Each nominating tice discoloration of County, water and State New York.be York. nominating shouldofEach use caution in using Petition must diwashing machines this Said premises known Petition be directed tomust the during Clerk of period. discoloration persists, as 954If to UStheRoute 20, rected Clerk of the be pleaseDistrict, contact theshall Greenport New Lebanon, N.Y. the be signed by shall at least waterDistrict, Department at 518-82812125. signed by (25) at qualileast twenty-five 3400. (Section: 18,(25) 1, twenty-five qualified voters ofBlock: the DisNotice ofand the formation DEB Lot: 15.2). fied voters of the ofstate District, shall ZAHN CONSULTING, LLC. ArApproximate amount trict, and and shallthe state the ticles name of Incorporation filedresiwith of lien 203,038.57 the name the residence of$ and the candidate SSNY 2/11/2019. Location: Coplus and dence ofinterest the candidate and signer. lumbiaeach County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom costs. and each signer. The following seats are process it on may be Premises will seats be sold The following are to be against filled the served. SSNY shall mail copy of subject to provisions to be of on CONthe Board Education: process tofilled DEB ZAHN of filed judgment Board of Education: Expiring of SULTING, LLC, term PO Boxand 529, terms sale. Expiring term of Ghent,ofNY 12075. Purpose: CRAIG SIMMONS Any lawfulNo. purpose. Index 11297-17. CRAIG SIMMONS (current incumbent) Margaret E.incumbent) Donnelly, (current 3-YEAR TERM VOLARCH, LLC. Filed 5/4/18. Esq., 3-YEAR TERM Expiring term of MUOffice:Referee. Greene Co. SSNY desMcCalla Raymer Lei-& Expiring term MURIEL (current ignated sFAXON agent for of process bert Pierce, LLC RIEL FAXON (current shall mail to: 250 Josh Rd, Elka incumbent) 3-YEAR Park, NY 12427. Registered Attorney(s) for Plaintiff incumbent) 3-YEAR TERM Agent: United States Corpora420 Lexington Avenue TERM Expiring term tion Agents, Inc., 7014of 13thMEAve -LONY Suite Expiring term of MESPOCK (GraSte 202,840 Brooklyn, NY 11228. New York, N.Y. 10170 LONY SPOCK (Graham Button-current inPurpose: General. (347) 286-7409 ham Button-current incumbent) NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF cumbent) 3-YEAR TERM TENTATIVE ASSESSMENT 3-YEAR TERM

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Unexpired term of DAROLL (Pursuant to Sections SUPREME COURT OF Unexpired of VID O'CONNOR ( DA506 and 526 term of the Real PropTHE STATE OF( isNEW VID Carol Wilber-current ertyO'CONNOR Tax Law) Notice hereby YORK - Wilber-current COUNTY Carol given that the Assessor ofOF the incumbent) Town of Durham, GREENE incumbent) 2-YEAR TERM County of Greene has completed the TenOCWEN LOAN 2-YEAR TERM Unexpired termSERof tative Assessment Roll for the VICING, LLC, Unexpired term of WINNIE LEGERE (Matcurrent year and that a copy has V.thew WINNIE LEGERE (MatFisch-current inbeen filed with the Durham Town Clerk, 7309 Rtein81, VINITA E. atMATTHEW, thew Fisch-current cumbent) East Durham, NY, where it may ET. AL. cumbent) 1-YEAR TERM be seen and examined by any NOTICE OF SALE 1-YEAR TERM The three candidates interested person until GrievNOTICE ISthe HEREBY The three candidates receiving highest ance Day. The Assessor will be GIVEN pursuant to fill a receiving highest number of the votes will in attendance with the Tentative Assessment for a will minimum Final Judgment of number of Roll votes fill the three 3-year terms. of four hours on the following the three Foreclosure dated The next 3-year highestterms. numdays: 1 Day (4 Hrs); May 2nd, The highest numFebruary 6, 2019, and ber ofLocation; votes will fill the 2019next Durham Town ber votes will fill the entered inRtethe Office of one 2-year term and Hall,of 7309 81 Between the one 2-year term and the Clerk ofhighest the County hours of 9:00 am & 1:00 pm and the next num1 Day (4 Hrs, including 2 Hrs afthe next highest numof wherein ber Greene, of votes will fill the ter 6:00 pm);LOAN Maywill 8th, fill 2019 Lober of1-year votes the OCWEN SERone term. The cation; Greenville Town Hall, one 1-year term. The VICING, the 2-year andisthe 1-year Rte 81 & term 32 LLC Between hours 2-year term 1-year Plaintiff and VINITA E. term will begin May of 5:00 pm & and 9:00 pm by22, apterm will begin 22, pointment onlyET andMay 2 Days MATTHEW, AL. are(4 2019 Hrs Defendant(s). each) at least 10 days after 2019 the I,FURthe PLEASE TAKE the filing of TAKE the Tentative AsPLEASE FURundersigned Referee THER NOTICE sessment roll; 1 Day Maythat 9th, THER NOTICE that will sell at public aucpursuant to a Proposi2019 Location; Durham Town pursuant to 81 a GREENE Proposition atheretofore the tion apHall, 7309 Rte Between the hours ofheretofore 9:00 pm and tion apCOUNTY COURTproved by am the& 1:00 voters of Saturday, May 11th, 2019 Locaproved by the of HOUSE, 320voters MAIN the District, personal tion; Durham Town Hall, 7309 the District,CATSKILL, personal STREET, registration will Rte 81 Between the be hoursreof registration will be reNY on 22, quired order toappointvote 9:0012414, am &in1:00 pmMay by quired in order vote 2019 atThe 9:15to AM, at Annual District mentthe only Board of Assessment will meet on May at theReview Annual District premises known as 43 Meeting and Election. 30th, Board 2019HILL between the hours Meeting and HIGH ROAD, The of Election. Registraof 4:00 pm and 8:00 pm, at The of ATHENS, NY 12015: tion of 81,said School 7309Board Rte EastRegistraDurham in tion of 103, said School Section 6, District shall meet on said town, to hear Block and examine District shallin relation meet on all complaints asLot 11: the following days todursessments, on the application the following days durALL THAT CERTAIN ing the hours indicatof any person believing himself ing the hours indicatPLOT, OR PARed, forPIECE the purpose of to be aggrieved. A publication ed, for of CEL OFthe LAND, WITH preparing apurpose register of containing procedures for conpreparing a register of THE voters: testingBUILDINGS an assessment isAND availablePatR the office voters: I On M O assessor’s VEMEN T Sat Wednesday, April the Durham Hall.April Dated On Wednesday, THEREON ERECTED, 24, 2019 Town between the this 1st day of May, 2019 the Gor24, 2019 between SITUATE, LYING, AND hours 2:00 p.m. and don W. of Bennett, IAO Sole Ashours ofOffice: p.m. and BEING IN2:00 THE 6:00 in518-239-8362 theTOWN Mary sessorp.m. 6:00 p.m. in Elementary the Mary E. Dardess OF ATHENS, AND ext #2 E. Dardess School lobby COUNTY OFElementary GREENE NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME School lobby OF On Tuesday, May 14, AND STATE NEW COURTCOUNTY OF 14, COOn Tuesday, May 2019 between the YORK LUMBIA BANK OF AMERICA, 2019 the hours ofbetween 3:00 p.m. and Premises will be sold N.A., Plaintiff, AGAINST GENhours of to 3:00 p.m. and EVIEVE M. the DEBELLA, 7:00 p.m. in subject provisions Defendant(s) Pursuant Eleto 7:00 p.m. inDardess the Mary E. Judgment of filed In-a judgment ofDardess foreclosure and Mary E.861-2016. Elementary School lobby dex # Max sale duly entered on March 4, mentary School lobby PLEASE TAKE FURZacker, Esq. - Referee. 2019. I, the undersigned ReferPLEASE FURTHER NOTICE that any RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 ee, will sell atTAKE public auction at THER NOTICE any the Columbia County Courtperson shallConcourse, bethat entitled Merchants house, 401 Union Street person shall be entitled to have his or Hudher Suite 310, Westbury, son,have NY 12534 on May 2019 to his or30, her name placed upon the New 11590, Atat 2:00York PM premises known as name upon register of qualified torneys for Street, Plaintiff. 18 Old placed Mill East the Charegister of qualified voters said District, tham, NYof 12060. All that certain plot piece ofDistrict, land, voters ofor parcel said at providing that anywith of the buildings and improveproviding that at of anyREof the meetings the WINDHAM FALLS ments thereon erected, situate, the meetings of the Board of ALTY LLC Articles lying and beingRegistration in the Townofof Board ofCounty Registration set forth above, he of or Chatham, ofSec. Columbia Org. filed NY set he or she is (SSNY) known or proves and forth State ofabove, New York. Section State 3/29/19. 47.2,is Block 1Greene andorLot 76. Apshe known proves to the of Office insatisfaction Co. proximate amountof of judgment to the design. satisfaction of such Board RegisSSNY of $152,256.76 plus Agent interest and such Board Registration to whom beofwillthen or LLC costs.upon Premises beprosold tration toprovisions be then or thereafter entitled to subjectmay to of filed cess be served. thereafter entitled to Judgment. #11577-17. vote at Index the school SSNY shall mail copy Michael C. Howard, Esq., Refvote at forthe school meeting which said of process to The LLC eree, Aldridge Pite, LLP -said Attormeeting foris which prepared; 4register Canaan Circle neys for Plaintiff - 40South Marcus register registration ofprepared; qualified Salem, NYis200, 10590. PurDrive, Suite Melville, NY registration of qualified voters of said School 11747 Any pose: lawful acvoters of said School District will also intivity. District also ofinclude thewillnames all clude the names ofshall all persons Index No. 9495who – 15 persons whoNOTICE shall have previously voted PETITION AND OF have in anypreviously annual orvoted speFORECLOSURE STATE OF NEW incial anymeeting annual or speor YORK, any COUNTY COURT cial meeting or any election held : COLUMBIA or conCOUNTY election held or 2015, conducted In the Matterduring of the Foreclosure ducted during 2016, 2017, and 2018, for2015, Rent of TaxApartment Liens by Proceeding In 295 2016, 2017,Columbia 2018, the register soCounty preRem pursuant toand Article Eleven of the Real Property Tax Law by the register so prepared will be filed in CAIRO, 2will bdr mobile home, the County of Columbia pared be filed in the Office of the quite setting, a Clerk mo., PLEASE TAKE $775 NOTICE that on the Office ofMay, the2019, of said District and rent & sec., & Ref. a Clerk must, the the 2nd day of Paul no of the said District and will be forColuminJ.pets.845-706-8504 Keeler, Jr.,open County of will be open for resiinbia Treasurer, the spection byhereinafter, any “Enforcing Officer” ofHomes theresiCounspection by District any dent of Mobile the bety of Columbia, hereinafter, the 345 of the for Rent dent between the District hours of “Tax District,” pursuant to law, tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 filed with the Clerk the CounTAGHKANIC, 2 ofBDR, no 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Monday through ty of Columbia, a petition smoking,. no and pets, $850of p.m. Monday through foreclosure parFriday and by various appointplus util. a against mo., plus sec. cels of real property for unpaid Friday and 518-851-2389, by ment Call from 9:00appointa.m. to dept. taxes.from The 9:00 above-captioned ment a.m.comto 12:00 noon Saturday 518-965-6038. proceeding is hereby 12:00 noon on each of Saturday thepayment five menced to enforce the on each ofto the five days priortaxes the of delinquent orand lawWant toother Rent 395 ful charges which have accudays prior tosaid and the day of the meetmulated and Sunday. become liens day of the said meeting, except against certain property. 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PLEASE TAKE FUR- spector of Election be- District and shall be parcels to which this proceedPalchanis, 169 Cunningham fice of the County Clerk and PLEASE TAKE FURof close Election and shall be THER NOTICE that fore of bethe signed by at New least Hill Road, Canaan, York ing applies are identified on spector servedthe upon the attorney for the District THER NOTICE that fore of thethe signed least only those qualified polls. twenty-five 12029 by atqualified Schedule A of this Petition, Tax the Districtclose on or before only those qualified TOWNofOF VILwhich is annexed hereto and polls. date above mentioned as the twenty-five voters whosequalified names AND NOTICE IS ALSO voters theCHATHAM, District. made a part docu- AND last day for redemption. Failure OF CHATHAM voters whose names NOTICE IS ALSO the District. appear onhereof. the This School GIVEN that pursuant to voters 4)LAGE Anof abstract of such ment serves both as a Petition to redeem or answer: In the TM#:102601 66.10-2-65 appear onRegister the School that pursuantduly to 4)question An abstract of such District List GIVEN aevent resolution or proposition of Foreclosure and a Notice of of failure to redeem or anAnn Jackson, AKA: Ann District Register dulythe question proposition specified or aadopted the having Board shall be7orprepared by Foreclosure forabove, purposes List of this swerresolution by anyby person O’Neill, Harmon Heights specified above, orAll adopted by the Board beChatham, prepared those persons who are ofright Education, propthe District's proceeding. Effect of filing: to redeem or the answer, such shall Road,School New by York Farm 410 persons having orwho claiming to of person shall be the forever barred 12037 those persons are Education, propSchool District's otherwise qualified to ositions set forth be- the Attorney, concisely Help Wanted have and an interest in real ositions and foreclosed all his beor her Attorney, TOWN OF the CHATHAM otherwise qualified to concisely vote who arethereglow shallset be offorth submitted stating purpose property described in this peti- low title and and equi- stating TM#:102689 36.-1-34 Check Out Our vote and who are regshall beinterest the purpose istered under the protoright, voters of thereof OXEN FARM, LLC, EAST CTsubmitted 7the and tion areHILL hereby notified that the ty GRANBY, ofthe redemption inneeds and tothe Terrie effect Stoutenburgh, 6812 istered under the prothedescribed voters oftools, the thereof temporary 5/1/2019 to 12/1/2019, work visions ofworkers Article 15 of to District at the An- and which abstract shall be filing of this petition constitutes parcel insaid this petition Rienzoeffect Street, Lake Worth, supplies, provided without worker. visions ofequipment Article of atcost the to An- which shall be the Election Law nual placed upon the voting the commencement by15 the for Tax District and aMeeting: judgment insaid foreclosure Floridaabstract 33467 Housing will be available without cost to workers who District of aelection proceeding infor the nual mayMeeting: be taken by default. Dated: placed TOWN upon OF CLAVERACK, VILthe Election Law purthe voting general Proposition IIresidence machine. cannot reasonably return to theirMay permanent at court specified in the caption 2, 2019 IIEnforcing Officer: OF PHILMONT general election purProposition machine. poses and whose Student Representa5)LAGE These rules do not the endto of the work reimbursement above foreclose eachday. of theTransportation Paul J. Keeler, Jr., Columbia TM#:102801 113.9-1-47 poses and described whose Student RepresentaThese rules do Walter not names appear on the tive onTreasurer Chatham Cenapply to MacDougall, questions or and subsistence is provided completion ofState 15 days tax liens therein by a upon County of New 5) Gerda N. orforeclosure 50% of the workoncontract. Work is guaranteed forCen3/4ss: names appear Chatham to questions registration lists delivtral School Board of apply propositions proceeding inthe rem. tive York,on County of Columbia)) MacDougall, P.O.required Box or 446, ofNature the to workdays during the contract period. Hours registration lists delivtral School Board required of proceeding: This proI, Paul J. Keeler, Jr., offered being of duly propositions New York 12565 in ered the School DisEducation byPhilmont, law to be stated each week may beagainst more the or less than depose stated and in item 11 ceeding is brought sworn, say: I am TOWN OF ered to School DisEducation law to CLAVERACK be stated in trict bythe the Columbia PROPOSITION IInot : by the published or postdepending on weather and crop conditions. Workers real property onlyColumbia and is Electo fore- PROPOSITION the Enforcing Officer TM#:102889 121.-1-60 trict by toBoard the IIfororthe : the published or Annual postCounty of STUDENT REPREed notice of the required work extra hours offered. $13.25 per hr. close the tax liens described in County of Columbia. I have John J. Dianda, 205 Meserole County Board of REPREnotice Brooklyn, of the Annual applicable piece rate.ElecApplicants contact tions as required by STUDENT SENTATIVE Meeting, and further, this petition. No personal judgreadtothisapply Petition which ICT have ed Avenue, New York Department Labor at by 860-2636020. Or apply for the tions asbe of required and further, Chapter 629 of the Shall aand student bewith al-its Meeting, do11222 not apply to quesment will entered herein for SENTATIVE signed, I am familiar job at the nearest local office of the SWA. Job order Chapter 629 ofwillchargthe a to student be not or apply to quessuch taxes other legal contents. The contents this do TM#:102889 121.3-1-30 Laws of or 1975, be Shall lowed serve asofalan tions propositions #215191. es or any thereof. Persons Petition truenon-voting to the best Matthew Hiltpropositions Murphy,ofPO Box Laws of part 1975, be lowed toare serve asharanof tions or entitled to vote at theplant, "Ex Officio" which the Board EdEmployee must be will able to cultivate, weed and affected: This notice is directed my knowledge, based upon the 453, Claverack, New York entitled to vote at "Ex Officio" non-voting which the has Boardauthority of Edvest aDistrict large variety of the vegetable, fruit andonflower said meeting. member the crops. Chatucation to all persons owning or having records of the Columbia County 12513 Applicants should have a general knowledge ofthe vegetable said District meeting. onOffice. Chatauthority NOTICE ham Central School byTM#:102889 law tohas present at an or claiming toIS haveHEREBY an interest member Treasurer’s I do not ucation 112.-2-35 production, plant propagation and greenhouse mainteNOTICE IS HEREBY Central School law A. toMeeting present an GIVEN that applicaDistrict's of lbs. Ed- by Annual within the real described in ham know errors omissions Dale Shannon,at Shelby nance andproperty propagation. Must be able oftoany liftBoard up toor 50 this petition. Suchtoapplicapersons are in the and Petition. Paulof J.other Keeler, Shannon, 348 Route in 217, HudGIVEN that District's Board EdMeeting withtions absentee balucation, to Annual out specifying the May befor required operate machinery dopursuant various son,specifying New York 12534 hereby notified further thatbalamaintenance, du- ucation, Jr., Columbia County field work. General farm brush clearing and tions for absentee pursuant to out in the lots may be applied for the provisions ofTreasurer Secnotice thereof. plicate of this petition has been TOWNthereof. CLERMONT Sworn this chain saw operation could be required onto abefore regularme 22nd notice lots may be applied for the provisions ofbasis. Secat of the tion 1702(3-a) the The OFBoard of Edufiledthe in experience the Office office ofinthe Enforc180.-2-9.100 day listed of May, 2019. of LISA R. 6)TM#:103000 months above duties is preferred. at Office ofthe the tion 1702(3-a) of the The Board of EduSchool District Clerk. Education Law?Public, cation the ingthe Officer of the Tax District William A.reserves Gossard, 1033 BRIGHTLY Notary State 6) School District Clerk. the Applications for absenAND NOTICE right submit any and will remain open for public Education Route to 8,reserves Germantown, New of N e wLaw? YoIS r k , ALSO N o . cation MILLER FARMS, SUFFIELD, CT needs 7 temporary inspection up tofor andabsenincluding York 12526 01BR6068994, Qualified in CoApplications NOTICE IS toALSO to tools, submit any tee ballots must be re- AND GIVEN that pursuant to right questions or supplies, proposi415 General Help workers 5/1/2019 12/7/2019, work the ballots date specified as the GIVEN lumbia County, Commission TM#:103000 181.3-1-12 tee be rethat pursuant to cost questions or proposiceived by must thebelow School a resolution duly tions without the will neequipment provided without to worker. Housing last day for redemption. Right beExpires Januarywithout 22, 2022 cost toMichael F. Pottenburgh, Jr., available workers whothe cannot ceived byClerk the School resolution duly tions without District by havor aadopted bythethe Board cessity of having a nePeof redemption: Any person Attorney for Tax District: 1771 Route 9, Germantown, reasonably return to their permanent residence at the end AIDE NEEDED for general District byan or adopted by Watz, theanBoard of 12526 having a Peprior toClerk 4:00 p.m., of Education, optitition filed therefor. ing or claiming toand have interEsq., As- cessity New York ofChristopher the work J. day. Transportation reimbursement and subhousekeeping shopprior totheon 4:00 p.m., Education, an upon optitition filed therefor. est ininany such real sistant County Attorney, ColumTOWN COPAKE (EDST) Mayproperty 14, of cal scanning voting Deborah Pottenburgh sistence is provided completion ofOF15 days or 50% ping Hudson area and the legal right thereto may bia County Attorney, 401 State TM#:103200 175.-1-80 (EDST) on ballot May Pottenburgh 2019 the is14, machine bevoting used DISTRICT CLERK of thescanning work will contract. Work isDeborah guaranteed for 3/4 of the with a ifvehicle. 2-3 times ato cal on or date voter; redeem Street, York DISTRICT Anthony Acri III, 114not Cove workdays during the contract period. CLERK Workers 2019 ifbefore the said ballot is to machine will beNew used week, 6-9 hours. Call be mailed to the for theHudson, election and CHATHAM CENTRAL the same by paying the amount 12534 Street, New Haven, required to work extra hours offered. $13.25 per Connectihr. or (646)770-6166. be mailed to the voter; for the election and CHATHAM CENTRAL or prior to 4:00 p.m. voting to take place on SCHOOL DISTRICT of all such unpaid tax liens applicable SCHEDULE A cut 06513 piece rate. Applicants to apply contact CT or prior including to 4:00 p.m. to take place on SCHOOL DISTRICT (EDST), May 20, 2019 May 21, Theat folthereon, all interest TOWN OF2019. ANCRAM TM#:103200 146.3-1-21 Department of Labor 860-263-6020. Or apply for the AIRLINE CAREERS Start voting and penalties and other legal TM#:102000 225.-1-35.100 Dimmo-USA (EDST), May 20, 2019 May 21, 2019. The foljob at the nearest local office of the SWA.LLC, Job Benjamin order if the ballot is to be delowing rules for the Here -Get trained as FAA charges which are included in Thomas J. Flood, Patricia A. Duthion, 170 E. 110th Street, #215182. Work will include (but not limited to) planting, if the ballot is to be delowing rules for the livered Aviation personally to manner of submitting certified Techniapplying fertilizer, cultivating, harvesting, hanging the lien against such real propFlood, 200 Road, Miller- hoeing, New York, New York 10029livered personally ofBeilke submitting the voter. list of to all manner questions proposician. aid forincluding qualiNotice Formation tobacco spaced at heights 20 feet. Taking erty,Financial computed A to and ton, New properly York or 12546 3351 of of the A whom list of all questions or proposified students. Job placepersons abtions for packing the purpose ofto 175.-1-57 Formation down and tobacco. Notice Being able set, operate (LLC): Roselips Mounthe voter. date of to redemption. Such TM#:102000 196.-1-59.12 TM#:103200 ment assistance. Call to AIM and repair farm machinery and farm buildings. Drive bus persons toballots whom abfor the purpose sentee shall of preparing ballots payments shall be made Paul tions James Scott Weaver, 131 for VarGuy House Gurd, Marie Gurd, 7320 (LLC): Roselips Mountain LLC. Artito transport workers to and from field. Not all workers for free information 866J. Keeler, Jr., Columbia County ick Street Suite 1007, Newfor York, cles Austin Street, Apt. 4E,ArtiForest sentee ballots preparing ballots have been issuedshall will of the voting machines House LLC. of Organization required to10013 drive. Workers thattain are requested to drive will 296-7094 Treasurer, 15 North 6th Street, New York Hills, New York 11375 have been issued voting machines be available for will in- the will apply: cles offiled Organization were with the beTOWN require to possess appropriate license. No one will be Hudson, New Yorkfor In will AUSTERLITZ TM#:103200 165.-1-76 be available inapply: spection in such the12534. Office 1) TheOF rules hereunder rejected for the position that does notHospitality possess a driver's were filed with the Secretary of the State the event that taxes are TM#:102200 79.-1-17 HVH LLC, c/o WeCLASS B School DRIVER, experi- 1) license. Most of hereunder the work Secretary is performed outside somespection in the Office The rules of District adopted pursuant of the State paidthe by a person other than the are Ruth Coty, Estate, 21time Cromwell & Kavanagh, 19 Phelps ofdeen New York (SSNY) on ence Benefits times under hot2035, or cold conditions. Work is very physically of thepreferred. School are adopted pursuant record owner of suchDistrict real propAvenue, Pittsfield, MassachuAvenue, Tenafly, New Jersey Clerk on each of the to Section SubNew York (SSNY) on 3/8/19. Office EOE, F/T,person Please call demanding requiring workers toof bend, lift, and Locacarry erty, the so paying shall setts 01201 07670stoop, Clerk on P/T. each of the Subfive (5) days prior to to division 2, 2035, of athe Edu-basis. 3/8/19. Office Location: Greene County. up Section to 50 lbs. on frequent 1 month experience re518-325-3331 be entitled to have the tax liens TM#:102200 77.3-1-33 TM#:103200 155.18-2-25 five (5) days to division 2, oflisted. the Edu- SSNYGreene the day of theprior election cation Law. quired for work County. has been desigaffected thereby satisfied of reJeremy Huyck, Joanna Huyck, tion: Lisa Rodriguez, P.O. Box 606, the day the election Law. Lane, (except and cation 2)30 Questions or Chatham, prop- SSNY has been designated as agent ofCDL-A the cord. LastofSaturday day for redemption: Goodrich Walden, New York for 12586-0606 JOB OPPORTUNITY $18 Bulk Carrier looking (except Saturday Questions prop- nated Sunday), such ositions to beor submitas agent the TheNYC last day for redemption New York 12037 TM#:103200 187.1-1-32.-14 LLC upon whom the Drivers. Will train on of modern P/H * and $15 P/H and LIlist *is 2) Specialized Equipment. Local Sunday), and such list bevoters submitherebyP/H fixed as the 2nd of ositions TM#:102200 77.-1-17.100 Richard P.against Williams, shall also be posted at ted to to theProfessional on LLC upon whomitElizabeth the $14.50 UPSTATE NYday process may positions Buffalo to County Elmira. August, 2019. Service of an- ted Benjaminthe A. Schafir, Xaviera 218 Route shall also beplace posted at voters on process during the machines Ifthe you voting currently care for your against it 12516 may 435 tovoting beWilliams, served. SSNY shall & Technical Excellent Pay/Benefits. Email for swer: Every person having any Simmons, 287 Bedford Avenue 7A, Copake, New York the voting during voting machines relatives or place friends who the election, and any the shall be presented by application: served. SSNY shall mail a OF copy of process right, title or interest in or lien Apt 18, Brooklyn, New York be TOWN GALLATIN cscott@Lynnhscott.com or call have Medicaid or Medicare, the election, and any shall be presented by qualified voter may Petition, which Petition a copy of Mountain process toTM#:103400 Roselips upon any parcel of real property Beekmantown 11211 Central School mail 888-339-2900 x12193.-2-7.2 you may be in eligible toaccepqualified voter may Petition challenge thepetition shall be filed with the described this may Petition, TOWN OFwhich CANAAN Kenneth J. Barrett, Beaver Roselips Mountain District seeks the following for to House LLC, 16772 Rapstart working for them as a 9/1/19: serve a duly verified answer upTM#:102400 60.-1-30.221 Road, Red Hook, New York challenge the absentee accep- shall with the tance of the Boardbeoffiled Education no House 167LexingRappleyea LLC, Road, French Teacher - MS personal assistant. No Ceron the attorney for the Tax DisThomas W. Palchanis, Karen L. 12571-4230 tance of ballot the absentee Board of Education no pleyea voter's of any later than thirty days Road, Lexington, NY 12452. PurSchool Counselor tificates needed. trict setting forth in(347)462the later Palchanis, 169 Cunningham TM#:103400 211.-1-47 voter's ballot ofdetail any than thirty days Elementary Teacher person on suchof list, before theCanaan, Annual NYAny 12452. pose: lawful acts nature and amount his or by her These Hill are Road, NewDisYork ton, Jeanne Donnelly, 86 PurWarren 2610 (347)565-6200 tenure track positions person onhis such list, orby the Annual Dismaking challenge trict Meeting. pose: Any lawful acts or activities. Latest interest and any defense ob- before 12029 Drive, Aberdeen, New Jersey with health & retirement benefits. making his challenge Meeting. and reasons there3)TM#:102400 Each Petition shall or jectionthe to the foreclosure. Such trict 60.-1-30.222 07747 Salary range $47,230 - $52,830 activities. Latest date upon which LLC LABORER FOR garbage (based on experience). answer must be filedthe in theInOf- 3) Thomas W.Petition Palchanis, Karen 203.-1-12 and the reasons thereEach shall for known to be directed toApplicatheL. date which isTM#:103400 to upon dissolve: No LLC specompany, full time w/benetion & details available at for known to the Inbe directed to the Clerk of the School to date. dissolve: No spefits. EOE. Call 518-325- www.bcsdk12.org. cific Deadline is 5/3/19. Clerk of the School cific date. 3331.

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COLUMBIA -GREENE MEDIA son believing him- ato new hear aligned all persons in- date ENERGY SAVING NEW prior to the meeting If you of currently care for your stream the opening experienced Heavy Equipment Mechanic. Must have CofM YTown K of Durham WINDOWS! Beautify hereyour mance on the part of self/herself to be ag- channel terested as in the relativesfororthe friends who well proas bids, purpose date and not more experience and knowledge with diesel engine, brake, by home! Save on monthly enthe Contractor of all grieved. A publication construction posed Emergency have Medicaid or Medicare, systems and -possess ofat rock of reviewing bids ORDERS than 20 days prior to clutch, hydraulics and electrical CERTIFIED HOME SECURITY Leading a The THE OF VALRiver Street, said Commencing that NEW pursuant Town of the Durham, ergy bills with WIN- SDA/SDL you may be eligible to the VILLAGE covenants and as containing procedures Medical Services disINQUIRIES: Mobile Homes own hand tools. Cleaning Full-time position, as needed. smart overtime home provider Vivint and structures. and investigating the DOWS such date. inlog the center of of a Greene ATIE LOCAL contained DEVEL- point 526 being 15.00 from 1800Remodel! the maps, plans and start workingCounty, for them asisa to DR. MARK DAVEY agreements for contesting an feet as- point trict on the 16th day Smart Home has an offer just 712 345 for Rent including pension/profit Work of items also in- seeking qualifications BYBOX ORDER OF THE EOE, Full Benefits provided, Valatie Street Up to 18 filed monthswith no interOPMENT 455 and isonavailable a bear- Village the P.O. sealed of bids for reports personal assistant. No BidCerfor you. Call 877-480-2648 in said Project Manual distant, sessment April, 2019 at 7:30 pm sharing plan. Salary commensurate with experience.to PLATTSBURGH, NY 12901 clude the installation of ders prior to awarding TOWN BOARD OF est. Restrictions apply 855Housekeeping Service in get a professionally installed referred to Black CORPORATION, tificates needed. (347)462- TAGHKANIC, of Sassessor's 64 degreesoffice 00' commonly Town Clerk 2 BDR, of the Top in place. no (518) 561-0100 Ext. 211 and Contract Draw- ing at the at the Town Hall, 7309 Send resume to PO Box 302, Hudson, NY 12534 attn: various bioengineering the Contract. All in- smoking,. 338-5767. Will clean houses home security system with $0 BUY 2610 (347)565-6200 River81, Street, said Plaintiff, no pets, on $850 00" East of an Town iron as Town of Durham or eTHE- TOWN 1,400 m a OFi DURl : Hudson. Human Resource Departmentactivation. or complete an applicaings. at the Greenville Route East Dur- Approximately anyth or apartments. 10yrs exp. practices and the creaquiries in reference to HAM Jackstadt_louise@cves.org plus util. a mo., plus sec. point being 17.69 feet -againststake embedded in about April 4, 2019, US tons, type 6 tion at 91 Newman Rd., Hudson, NY. Thursday, May 9, 2019 B5 Lamp C olumbia -G reene M edia Bid selection will be Offices. ham, NY, and a secLABORER FOR garbage Stay in your home longer DEADLINE: 5/1/19 Text or call (518)697-9522. tion ofand riparian and 12.5mm. the project shall be di- dept. DATED: April 16, 2019 Call 518-851-2389, IF YOU own a home, you distant, on a bearPAUL J. KEELER, which are available for concrete at the comMill/rebate made to the lowest, Dated this 11th day of wetland ond public hearing company, to full James time w/benewith American Standard START: 7/1/19 Beekmantown Central School need free toilet, and lifetime war- furnit Homeowners Insurance. areas and var- all rected BuNheld 66 Chief Fiscal Wife Officer for 699, Jessi R.be Vogt, Noelle N. Vogt Kinderhook, New York ing for Town Supervisor, JusPaul Kozlowski, Kozlowsner the property herein de- 518-965-6038. public inspection, the EOE/AAE blacktop mon junction of lands District seeks Medical the following for Protect fits.of EOE. Calldriveways 518-325Walk-In Bathtub. Town Receive qualified, responsible April, 2019 shallof ondegrees May 7, chanan ranty onyour the house, tub andbelonginstal- and Aides ious plantings. at the and Ashley J. Austin, Formerly: 12106 ki, 2727 County of Route 8, lElizascribed and a corner of the tice, two (2) Town Council 57' 48" West of an iron 9/1/19: the County C o u m creation Emer-a now or W. formerly of 2019 at the same and 3331.intersections. up to $1500ofoff,an including ings, bidder. The GCSWCD TM#:104489 Gordon Bennett, 550 Teacher - MS & Services lation!valuables Call & more. us Call at base French Frederick Vogt, Estate, 23.16-3-18 easterly boundary ofcosts lands now ville, New 12523 Bid Documents may GCSWCD, at gency positions,Town Clerk, and Highstake recovered at1390 the bia forYork the now for a free quote. Don’t cont Medical ServicNo escalation in Commissa; Want to Rent 395 reserves thesole rightpurto Kate LAOP. Sole Assessor place and82,time for the 1-855-465-5426 School Counselor State Route Ancram, New Kannaley, P.O.running Box 17, orNYSDOT formerly ofHIGHWAY Richard Mugler, TM#:103400 211.-1-77 way Superintendent For the be examined and is(518) 622-3620. By wait! 844-338-3881 MAINTENANCE WORKER. New LUNG CANCER? And Age junction of the pose of District isto behereby bid. Thedescribed Town es Elementary Teacher thence from said12130point common York 12502 of New York said pin further Irene M. Vaccaro, reject any representing orEstate, all AKA: bids, Niverville, adoption the ResoGeneralisElections held on Yorkiron State Dept. Of Transportation hiring for permasued on Highway Order of the These are 60+? Youtenure And track Your positions Family Over now orcharge formerly the OF BER- 0017 proposed tobdr be estabVIAGRA & inCIALIS! 60 debt pills Index #: free 9495 –of15 asnent being .3 of aDept. mile, Applicants morewill or CATSKILL Irene M. Delise,any 3185 Glennon of beginning along the lands $10K debt? Be 1a for to ESTATE waive informallution establishing the Tuesday, November 5, with health & retirement employment. must have CDLapt A 2019, or B2 ORDER May Be Entitled To benefits. Signifi- free compact disc (CD) at GCSWCD, Jeff Flack, 730 of Smith; running TM#:104489 32.2-1-1.100 less, northerly of the intersecPlace, Bronx, New York 10461 NARD WISE; ENERfor $99. 100 months. pills for Pay $150 lished and the Town supply traffic control, a in 24-48 a center of said River Salary range $47,230 $52,830 seniors on the 1st floor (if and any other Business that with air brake endorsement and a clean personnel/drivities therein, and to seDistrict; and the Town cant Cash Award. Call 866TOWN OF DURHAM GCSWCD office, 907 Executive Director. NOTICE OF SALEsaid point water Lillian Roginski, Peter TOWN OF GERMANTOWN tion Route 22Must and 203, IF YOU own a home, you fraction offor the Clark (based on experience). ApplicaFREE shipping. from of what youMoney owe. GY-ONIX Board hereby further truck forRoute as- topossible) may properly come before and This contents Wallkill Central School District (518)697-8060. ingofrecord. beawilling work nights, holidays Street on a Estate, bearing of thence House rent: Houses for Sale lect the 158.4-1-29 Bid, BROADthe ac- J. Board hereby further 951-9073, 877-915-8674 Atten need Homeowners Insurance. tion & details available at SUPREME COURTCOUNTY Roginski, Jr, 4 Spruce Street, TM#:103600 thence from said point of beginESTABLISHMENT OF B&B.Education Property is Greene County Office Special back guaranteed! ToA+ BBB rated. Call Call National weekends. Must pass a pre-employment physical meeting, all are invited at- House beginning along the CAST ORDERS that the toand dephalt Sealed 209 Substitute Columbia County Mother/Daughter house for for SEMERGENCY 23 New degrees 02'MEDI00" of www.bcsdk12.org. Deadline ceptance of 4300 which, ORDERS that a copy Protect your house, belongOF COLUMBIA BANK OF York 12184 Harold Craver, Statein Valatie, ning alongroller. the right-of-way line Information. No Risk. No day: 800-404-0244, Teacher everything must go! Building, Cairo, NY tests. Competitive and benefits random OTETA 1-800- Gain tend, butwages onlyof Town and Village sold, Relief 1-855-403common boundary of bids 5/3/19. EQUIPMENT, NOTICE OF COMPLEscription the bounalong with a an nonings, valuables & more. Call Debt sale Certification by owner,required: lessfurniture, than 25 Money W, a distance of AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff, OF NEW LEBANON Route 9G, Germantown, New of Route 22, SW, 158.15 ft. to its judgment, willINC.; best TOWN of this ORDER, shall Out Of Pocket. Porta oak, mahogany are available. NYS is EOE. Inquire at 518-6229312 or CAL SERVICES DIS- AGAINST 870-8711 Taghkanic: Colonial 10acs residents are eligible 12413.nowPaper copies collusion C. M daries Yregistered K now for a free quote. Don’t 3654. Students with Disabilities 1-6 or formerly HSBC USA, TM#:104800 OF TENTATIVE of such pro- indoor bidding cer10.3-1-58 12526 BANK, an ironDOT pipe , said iron pipe,NY said miles fromvacum, Albany 3bdrm/2bdrm 109.26 feet to a point; lands wicker, arttub,work, trato Bulk Carrier looking for CDL-A s of York assure the efficient be the posted on the offi- TION 107 Road, Cairo, central fpl to vote. or Studentshot with TRICT wait! 844-338-3881 of Project Manual OXYGEN Anytime. AnyGENEVIEVE M. DEBELLA, Thomas J. Forgie, Goldie F. TOWN OF GHENT iron pipe marking the intersecof said Smith on a NATIONAL ASSOCIAASSESSMENT tification form, ROLL ss103d posed collectibles and useful on 2.5 acres $250,000.00 call Drivers. Will train on modern RIDING LAWN mower 48" tanks thence on the tile & hw flrs, 42-ft Garage ap- TM#:103889 performance of work. Forgie, cial be Town sign-board Disabilities 7-12 Generalist By order of extended John P. Farrell, disJr. PURSUANT to same New bearing Specialized Equipment. Defendant(s) Pursuant todea of 31 Brook Street, Lud65.-1-45.-2 tion the of theGeneral westerly can obtained where. No tanks to refill. No cut, info 518-258-3108 ofbe S published 66 upon Cleaning Submit Substitute Teacher ApTION; SIMPLEXGRIN(Pursuant to right-of-way Sections trict be Committee as set items. 526runs good, $695. MuniciOver $10K in debt? Be Local debt 2300 teed $299,000 rlty600@aol.com 518-966-5026 bearing of STown 23 Law de- judgment Athens shall Republican near Lila Bids held and shall positions Buffalo to Elmira. of foreclosure and Mae may Aldrich,be Estate, 1903by low, line of Route 22 and the westerMassachusetts 01056 Professional York State deliveries. The All-New receipt of a non-replication and completed refergrees 57' 48" E, a dis(845) 229-1618 free in 24-48 months. Pay a watt generator, $175, 40 the 506 and 526 of the forth in the attached NELL LP; NEW YORK pal Law, will be Excellent Pay/Benefits. Email for Chairman. grees 02' 00" W, a disnnel, Route the GCSWCD for a pein the official newspasale duly entered on March 4, 203 Lot 126, Chatham, TM#:104800 17.-1-29.220 ly435 right-of-way line of a Town ence forms (available at & Technical Inogen One G4 is only 2.8 Article 12-A, §§209, fundable deposit of application: fraction of what you owe. inch of undersigned 17.69 feet to opened drop seeder spreader Housekeeping Service in Store Real Property Tax Law) STATE COMMISSIONMay 2019 www.wallkillcsd.k12.ny.us), 2019. the Refer12037 J. Kelly, Peter D. Latham, Road leading from7th, Austerlitz to Schedule "A" and shall tance ofand 167.00 feet the to tance xca- New riodYork not to exceed six- Betsy per I,of the Town not pounds! FAA Call approved! cscott@Lynnhscott.com or call $35, 209-c Fifty Dollars ($50.00) A+ BBB rated. National Farm All OBO . (518)610to Mr. Anthony White, P.O. Box CITY OF HUDSON, NEW Hudson. Will clean houses an iron recov103.-1-38.2 Wadsworth Hill209-d Road, Red7:30pm. Rock;isthence alonggiven said ee, will sell atstake public auction at at Notice hereby include the entire Send all 410 ER OF TAXATION 888-339-2900 x12 aTown point; thence on East the eate TM#:103889 ty (60) days fromAND the 237 less than 10 (ten) days FREE info kit: 1-855-839310, Wallkill, N.Y., 12589. A. Colarusso & Son, Inc., Quarry Division is seeking an Board of the Debt Relief 1-855-403- 8248. YORK ZONING BOARD OF andColumbia Contract Drawings or apartments. 10yrs exp. DEN Degnan, 31 Help Wanted New York 12060 westerlythe line ofAssessor the Town Road the County Courtthence on the bids that of Town of Durham and to Janet ParFINANCE, (845) 895-7104 1738 eam Dennis date Hawkes of the Road, opening of Chatham, prior 401 to the meeting same on Shere23 ered; Phys experienced Heavy Equipment Mechanic. Must APPEALS NOTICE OF have PUB3654. Town bearing of 8.-2-48 Durham Schnackenberg Ghent, TM#:104800 the following three courses: (1) house, Union Street HudText or call (518)697-9522. can be obtained for tridge, MANAGER CONV. store same bearing of S 66 C OLUMBIA -G REENE M EDIA B6 Wednesday, April 24, 2019 the Town of Greenville, the Town Board hereTown Clerk, CHILD SUPPORT ENVIAGRA & CIALIS! 60 pills rance as New bids, date and on May not($50.00) 00" degrees experience knowledge diesel engine, LIC HEARING PLEASEbrake, TAKE York for 12075the purpose Vincent P. 02' Murray, P.O.W, Boxa son, SW, 119.54 ft. toand a pipe; (2) SW, with NY 12534 30,more 2019 by Fifty Dollars full time, 401k, full FARMWORKERS & Laborers 4 fulltime temporary jobs degrees 57' 48" E, a County of Greene has further Route 81, E by FORCEMENT RIDING LAWN mower 48" for $99. 100 pills for $150 NOT clutch, electrical systems possess rock TM#:103889 of reviewing bids 8274, than 20 premises days2019. priorThe to 7309 92.-2-1 theSECCranston, Rhode Island 65.28 ft.State tohydraulics a point and and (3) SW, NOTICE that theand Zoning Board 2:00 PM known as distance ofthat 46.04 feet at 564 Medical Aides ORDERS pursuant benefits, salaray comm. Services Wanted on April 26, available 06/10/19-11/06/19. Altobelli Family Farms, distance of 87.97 feet Durham, cut, runs good, $695. 2300 FREE shipping.Money completed the TentaORDERS that the im12423 or position, back TION; HARBACH REAL Holt, Estate, Whit56.50 to NY atools. pipe, said pipe 18 Old date. Mill Street, East Chaof Appeals of the as City of Hudown ft. hand Full-time overtime needed. res. Virginia and M. investigating the 02920 such to athe point; thence run550 & Services with exps. Email: $175, 40 Antiques & to maps, plans and Kinderhook, NY. Manually plant, cultivate, and harvest For sale: checks should be watt generator, to an iron stake recovguaranteed! 1-800-758- cedu TM#:104800 18.-1-5.111 marking the lands now Town or for- provements Dutcher & Nathan-Jon tham, NY 12060. 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Attics, barns, District seeks the following for throughout water mark of Joe FREE shipping.Money back Disabilities 7-12 Generalist 6118 Greenville, New the Town stooping. 3 months verifiable experience. $13.25/hr, ¾ vanHolsteyn at York, ranty on the tub and of instalAssociation of the State New and NEW from NYNPA. Call 315-661- (w/SE First looker complete will take home. chanan YORK at STATE the 12195-0116 Money Out Of NY Pocket. formerly ofofHuyck; run- the 9/1/19: TM#:104000 130.-1-50.200 or formerly of Mugler; thence proximate amount ofand judgment creation an EmerSubmit Substitute Teacher Apbasements, house whose name adRte 20 + 397 Altamont, guaranteed! 1-800-758Kinderhook Creek; guaranteed contract; tools and supplies, housing, transYork for a 33,000-square-foot Homes lation!in conjunction Call us with at $2,000.00 Mobile 2446 or contact this news- AT&T where italong may 518 527 1154. FIRM 518-622-3518 DEPARTMENT OF68 FinLAFrench Teacher - MS may Anthony GCSWCD, at TM#:104800 B. 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U.S. BANK -re- 23113-6454 1 bdr apt for 2 Lamps, vintage clothing, TOY POODLE- 1 6mo Call 1 NOTICE PUBLIC CATSKILL Columbia Co. (845) 229-1618 the Oxygen Concentrator 506 and126.-1-3 526 of the York forth in feet the toattached of 32.58 an iron point; Excellent in Pay/Benefits. Email for CAUCUS Conference date. DENTAL INSURANCE. 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Will clean houses Company for details. NOT more. Attics, barns, NOTICE TO ALL ADVERTISERS Open Monday-Friday 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Notice is hereby given include the entire week, is hereby 6-9 Call junction of lands now tance bank of draft, payable Vistawood Way, Boca Marie H. Allen, 327 County sale. For sale PATION TRUST, Pltf. vs. WIL888-339-2900 x12 514 $500 36.88 feet to to a may Notice given toTown all en- DENTAL Services Offered Greenville, a information, jointSSNY ses- herein, and hours. the INSURANCE. Call basements, $500 DOB 01/01/19, Pressure washing & Staining. $600. Call (518)610-5940 In pursuance of a judgjust a discount plan, REAL ings Raton, or apartments. 10yrs exp. be served. complete house (646)770-6166. Florida 33428-5563 Route 26A, Stuyvesant, New please visit Auction.com at LIAM M. KIABLICK A/K/A WILthat the Assessor of or Town of Durham and the take of thatthe Vil-ad, please formerly of the AFFORDABLE NEW SID- coverage for 350 procedures. 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Call (518)610-5940 YORK COUNTY OF Authority (HHA) reSpecial Education between the hours of Thousand Dollars) is 505-6471. 415 Bedford Hills, New York 10507 May 20, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. Caucus Notice Courtland Park South, Unit 6C, General Help 27thfiled day of March, rva- the for free information 866May Be Entitled To SignifiCAIRO, 2 bdr mobile home, Portable Oxygen Concenest. Restrictions apply 855been with the licensed contractor(s) Bid Bond by The Substitute Teacher ber 5, 2019. The Caucus willbe be DIRECTV & AT&T. 155 Estate Auction Automobiles Earth to anNewiron stake State of New emYork distance State ofofexecuted New 67.78 feet OFI,KINDERHOOK prem. 11737 Route 22, AusTown of&Athens RepubliBronx, York 10463 GREENE quests proposals from 296-7094 a.m. 1:00 p.m. proposed quite k/a setting, $775 aYork. mo., 9:00 2019, David A. Goncant Award.toTown Call Hall, 866- 505-6471. nda, TOWN trator! Certification required: net. 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Must have Grievance Day. further has been designated each Bid. The Automobiles 310, Wallkill, N.Y., 12589. smoking,. no pets, $850 it may be served. the SSNY shall mail a thence on the same 1844-258-8586 unique needs at no cost to thence S 89 NOTICE IS HEREBY Hudson, NY 12534. by Appointment Only posed method of fiAIRLINE CAREERS Start temporary workers 5/1/2019 to 12/1/2019, work tools, clock, 48 stor flag, many more old smalls. Quote 1-888-534-6918. being eaten by deer? If so House in ors' County rance Company for details. valid NYS drivers license; be Telephone 518-758-8190. Have (845) 895-7104 Inogen One G4 is only 2.8 CASH FOR CARS! We buy agent ofCourt the LLC upon The Assessor will be in degrees ORDERS that the total 9 30 for Sale agent whom GCSWCD is exempt plus util.of a mo., plus sec. as 1-800-404-8852, SSNY shall Mail copy process supplies, equipment provided without to worker. ofany N 66 deHere -Get trained FAA us a call for a deer 33' 00" E, aa bearing GIVEN pursuant to ofupon the project AtDetails the Durham Town nancing to be em-a you. just acost discount plan, allgive able toCall: lift 50 pounds;as and be NOT City of with Hudson, erify the pounds! 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They are in the edged and reached the championship game Havlicek for several seasons in Boston. added. seventh game of the 1965 Eastern Green 92 Greenville 37 pursuant to Section tant during the NBA summer league birth is Tech Troy,up NY; my premises described as Shader 4:05.5; Discus: (CA) 92-9; Shot for — review during nor- 206 stole the ball!” became enshrined in4x100: all-around I ever saw.” lived above it, on U.S. 40 in nearhis right shoulder. After sit-Havlicek was a man of such pr cess may be served. given. 1:15.12; Rensselaer :52.67; the Limited present name is DamiThe NBA began aofWomen’s Network, operating officer, joined team in in Dallas Mavericks, who hired aseasons, female coaches’ meetings, plotting intract twofamily subsequent in which “But heseparating was like athe wide receiver Conference finalplayer playoff series. With follows: All that or Hudson 100 every Greenville 40strategy. in footJuly, one of the first to do so in NBA mal business hours at SSNY shall mail copy Put: Handel (CD) 35-7; High Jump: highlight reel of the Celtics’ gloriHavlicek, who averaged 20.8 points by Lansing, an Ohio Valley town of a ting out one game, Havlicek labored an On unassuming Liability Company en the Christopher Mas- 311 parcel of land, situate, 4x400: Rensselaer 4:39.27; 4x800: and the league also ran a three-day fo1996, just months before Allen Iverson CEO and a female assistant coach after sidelines, scouting competiball, and he would run and catch long Havlicek co-starred with his roomration and that he folded seconds remaining, center Bill RusWest Bridge St., five of process to The LLC 4x800: Greenville (Kosich, Russell, history. The Sixers areroutine so progressive, Law. for his career, played trangelo. (CD) Long residents Jump: White andHandel being in the ous history. in investigations more games few5-4; hundred near Wheeling, through the final three reduced stency throughout Catskill, NY 12414. Rensselaer Jump: Page 4Lucas, Canaan Circlefuture rum at thesell’s All 12:04.47; Star GameHigh in Charlotte, arrived. She now stands third the games, last season revealed aSouth tion. In theFeir) war room, recommending mate Jerry another NBA passes from Cousy for on layups.” socks on a hangar in the No locker r inbounds pass fromlying under the Pitcher, 9:53.1; 110m hurdles: Town of New Lebanon, they didn’t bother to tell anyone. (CA) 17-9; Triple Jump:NY Wolbert (CA) The public isFebruary “RedofAuerbach alwayshearing said, for (1,270) for Boston than6-0; Russell, scored West Virginia. to mainly using hisand weaker leftwas hand.before slipping into his game Fame career. Salem, 10590.won PurTOWN OF NEW BALNotice ofHe Formation (R)‘Look 4-4; Polebasket Vault: Reed (Cats) N.C., in to promote equality, masthead, after CEO Scott O’Neil culture of misogyny and sexual harasstrades. They’re building theon buildings. Hall of Famer. Those teams 78 of In his first scrimmage, Havlicek unifo 76ers’ hit a guide wire overhead, Columbia County, Owens (GT) 17.6; 100m: Barry (GT) May 6,recalled 2019 atin 5:00 pose: Any lawful ac- worked big deal. 34-10.5. TIMORE, ZONING 1580 ANCRAM an LLC edge,’” Havlicek a Jump: 2015 more points (26,395) than a later Celtic According to Lucas, Havlicek “His right arm was dangling — mostIn an interview, Ryan, Havlicek’ ckname “Hondo,” Long Naomi Davies (R) 13-6; State of New York. inclusion and networking. ment. president Chris Heck, but she knows They’re hiring and firing. 84 games. (Another member of the rosmatched with Jim Loscutoff, a burly giving the 76ers the ball and a chance to PM at which time any 11.9; 1600m: Kyrietwie (GT) 5:26.7; tivity. BOARD OF APPEALS. Arts. ofwho Org. filed with And then Harding, a former NBA video marking the 50th diligently at everything, his are Larry and Said handed outsea more guys wouldn’t evenplay. been outthere’s premises known dhoodSecy. friend Jump: Schassler (Chat) 29-3; comments will amazing,” “Itanniverwas JillBird, Snodgrass, The has changed. The NBA where buried they They’re making that Bryce Notice issaid hereby given as of State of sure NY public ter was Bob Knight, whohas wouldincluding go on bodies forward known forthat hishave physical author, who covered the Celtics for win thestar, series. 4x100: Green Tech 45.4; 400m: Drew Triple 954 US Celtic Route 20, sary of the steal, referring to the Celtics’ college studies. He was bewildered by assists (6,114) than any other Duke star who went No. 1called overall in the there,” Heinsohn said. be received. ncingHarper his surname there will be 25-8; a of (SSNY) 03/14/19. Shot Schindler (Cats), who is Put: thethat Sixers’ vice president had five female officials; three remain would She loves life andonCarson Wentz come to theunable to a renowned and controversial careernever Afterrecognize. a while, a winded Loscutoff yelled Boston Globe, him “the allGuarding Chet Walker, aDisstar for(GT) 55.8; 400m hurdles: Clark New Lebanon, N.Y. GIRLS are(GT) to at- Public Hearing before Office location: Colum- If you organizational patriarch and nine-time Lucas’ reliance on his memory skills, playmaker except Bob Cousy. The injury caught up to Havlicek in vlicek’s strong, si2007 WNBA draft. She was the thirdessenc cus: 83-0. 12125. and operations. She met active. Hammon the first near the top, can’t wait for the next Wells Fargo Center, they’re making coaching collegewas ball.) out:and “Hey, you’re crazy. Nobody runs standard of stamina, the ward for(Cats) Philadelphia, ineight the area near Becky 62.7; 800m: Pitcher (Gre.) 2:24.2; 200m: service tend, comments to Schindler be the Town of New Baltibia County. SSNY ICCBlock: 89, 38 champion coach. “I did what I was supfearing his roommate would like beButmirror when heHavlicek joined the Celtics asIt Voorheesville Game when he was ablefemale to make only eminiscent of John (Section: 18, 1, in that scout in league history andand the the g bewhose women jobs hers, NBA assistant coach 2014, with the Havlicek generation to that. join her. sure that you come, too. more Zoning Board ofand was with the Celtics that Slow7,down.” moving without the ball the free-throw line, began designated as agent of considered Johnson (GT) 23.4; 3200m: Richard-should BOYS in Lot:seventh 15.2). ICC 94, Watervliet 20 posed to do. I never realized it would come academically ineligible and “ruin a rookie 1962 as the pick of one shot and score 4 points as the Celtmovie LLC ofThe theupon same submitted in writing to Appeals 7:30 p.m., whom proonly one this season. She evaluated pro they Chatham explained how they off balance their Spurs, by Nancy Lieberman, “Having women such as myself “Quit for push- est sixth man in history.” He ad perception, in America: developed his game as a unique twoHavlicek responded, ticking the five allotted sec-followed son (Hud) 12:07.3; 4x400: GreenThe Tech Approximate amount 44 Mobility Manager, 311 silently Voorheesville 89, Watervliet 22 the younger women May96, 1,Catskill 2019, at the draft, cess against itlast may thisbe long, but it isfor everlasting.” ourplayer team.” ics lost a seventh game inpersonnel, the so postseathat year’s college Havlicek was which was antoo especially big betw ofGreer lien $was 203,038.57 hard-driving careers and motherhood. who a Kings assistant for three to look up to gives revolution is coming. The reality, Apartment for Rent ing me so hard and I’ll quit running position — small forward and that Havlicek often “falls onds that 76ers’ guard Hal had (Crumble, Clark, Jones, Drew); Long West Bridge St., CatsRensselaer 90, Catskill 45 Townmainly Hall, 3809 plus served. SSNY Spanning shall 4x800 Relay: ICC (E.Wall, V.with Salde, A. was eras that included Rusa professional, Havlicek so foson at home for the first time. The New a tenacious defender with an mizedthe Havlicek’s interest andAs 295 Columbia County kill, NY 12414, referWith so many women in charge, seasons, and Jenny Boucek, first deal this season: She helped the Sixers them an idea: OK, it’s attainable. What 76ers: The revolution has arrived. toCounty inbound the ball. Then, at the count shooting guard. Early in his career, he hard.” the cracks” of historical measure w 51, Hanmail process to Helene Jump: Drew(GT) 19-2; Triple Jump: Rensselaer 69,Route Chatham 67 ethic. costs. Dolge, O. Oligny-Leggett) 10:34: 100m sell Ave., andaDave offour, cused on avoiding body fatdo that he typiKnicks, with Lucas inrevamp their lineup, indefatigable work Some teame-eminent hustle enceCowens, GCCTP. Allcenter re- of nacroix, New peeked York. Jaffe, 108039-5; Fifth CAIRO, 2 bdr mobile home, and with so many women either on the Kings and now with the MaverIthe need to do toYork get there?” she asked. The (GT) Sixers employ number of star their rotationtoby adding Jim-peers Havlicek back at Greer, raised the visibility and value of Havlicek never did stop moving, compared generational Drew High Jump: Kyrietwie Premises will be sold 100m: Kyi (R) :11.8; 200m: Kyi (R) sponses must be of re-eight hurdles: A. cally Boham (IC) quite setting, $775 100m: a camp mo., slimmed The officials) subjectCousy ofaround the Apt. as6B, NY, NY the 1970s, Havlicek was the part mates, included, doubted heToliver arrived at:14.95; training went on to winof9, the NBA when championship. d possibly, masubject to provisions icks. Kristi (Wizards), Karen court (as or it Price appears just ahead Susan thoughtful, smart and confident womwho had just tossed the ball in Walker’s sixth man, or first man off the bench, all the way to April, 1978, he Oscar Robertson and West. (GT) 5-8; Shot Put: Goldstein (H) 40my Butler, Tobias Harris, MikeJerry Scott, rent & sec., & Ref. a must, ceived on or 24.76; before400m: Harris (R) will :57.59; 800m: Publicwould Hearing 10128. Anychampionship A. Boham (Bulls), (IC) :12.46; 1500m: E. his Wall Celtics in all, amount tobemuch. down and had to “eat way backscored tothe vice The Celtics won the over NBAthe champi-In Boston, Havlicek was n woulden argue, ofPurpose: allCole of filed judgment and noand pets.845-706-8504 Stack Umlauf Natalie Na(as coaches or evaluators), the NBA 5:00 on teams May 7, Williamson, president of busiinDiscus: high-profile positions. We’re prodirection. before becoming a starter when Rus29 points in a victory 2.5: (GT) 94-4; PolePM Vault: the Use Variance Aplawful activity. Jonathon Simmons, James Ennis, Greg T. Jeralds (Chat)“He 2:21.23; 1600m: Goca terms of (IC) sale. 5:36; Voorheesville (ness J. said. never losing in anindiNBA Finals. He was didn’t really shoot from the a4x100m his playing weight,” Heinsohn the season, 2019. plication submitted by Index kase (Clippers) are all NBA assistants. it (R) makes the NFL and Major(R)League operations and, astitle a Itcollegian filing nine of 6-0. the most significant Havlicek reached and tipped the sell, player-coach, retired after the Buffaloonship Braves. wasnext theat last Monroe timedefeating a and undervalued rookie y Mignau (H) Mobile Homes No. 11297-17. charismaticafter gianthis Boban 4:34.39; 3200m: Goca 10:17.84; The Ching And I LLC, Unless comments are Kelley, L. McDonnell, C. McDonnell, Riversand LLC to allow also the a standout attheir Ohio State whenlook the outside or dribble that much,” said “But he could do things like that bethe Milwaukee Bucks led by Kareem , theviduals Celtics who werehelped 345 for Rent UConn and WNBA legend Sue Bird Baseball like pre-suffrage anachVirginia, the first female head manager Sixers to Margaret E. Donnelly, pass to Celtics guard Sam Jones, who 1968-69 season and Tom Heinsohn, a Celtic wore No. 17. Heinsohn said. More than anyth App of Auth. filed with made, this plan will be 110m hurdles: Tran (Cats) :19.69; Marjanovic. a wedding/special GIRLS L. Weber) :58.5; 400m: M. (IC) the Cavaliers’ anseaNCAA titleupon in 1960 Heinsohn, who hadEsq., played alongside cause he was soSeabury darned disciplined,” he Abdul-Jabbar known as Lew Al9 leadsecond in theof deciReferee. Sec. StateBuckeyes of 50-plus-win NY won ronisms. joined the Nuggets’ front office men’s team —(then which, consecutive considered final TAGHKANIC, 2last BDR, for no events Goca venue(R)on1:04.60; prop- 4x100: 400m hurdles: This group of women does not think McCallain Raymer Lei400m hurdles: A. no Boham Taconic Hillsand 75,reached Maple Hill the52 championship game Havlicek for seasons Boston. added. cindor) f the son 1965 Eastern (SSNY) 2/21/2019. Cty:appearance completion this smoking,. pets, $850 erty :47.25; owned on theseveral east “The NBA’s doing a 4x400: great job,” said fall,:66.6; and the Pacers’ Kelly Krauskopf is (IC) of course, means she’sina seven happygames. Hoo and another playoff in ofRensselaer Rensselaer bert Pierce, LLC Columbia. SSNY deof themselves plus util. a mo., plus sec. comment period. :71.1; 800m: M. Grace (IC) 2:58; 200m: Taconic Hills Emma Willardseasons, 37 Jessica in80, two subsequent in which “But he was like a wide receiver in footside of County Route Havlicek was a man of such prepaIn the years after retirement from the as a “group of women;” ayoff2018-19. series. With Mendoza, who was recently the NBA’s first female assistant general these days. Attorney(s) for Plaintiff dept. Call 518-851-2389, sig. as agent upon 4:01.56; 4x800: Chatham 9:57.09; High 61, West Coxsackie, (IC) M. Seabury (IC) :29.12; 3000m: M. rather, they are simply coworkers. Maple Hillthe 100, Emma Willardyou 30 with ball, andMets’ he would run catch long Havlicek co-starred hisasroomration and routine that he Tyneeha folded his Celtics, ng, center Bill RusPUBLIC NOTICE 420and Lexington Avenue 518-965-6038. hired anKastner adviser to the front ofmanager. whom process against Rivers is thehe VPmaintained of human a low basketball These are sort of women NY. All 5-6; persons Jump: (Chat) Pole Vault NOTICE OF FORMASayahi (V) 11:20; 4x400m ICC (E.Wall, Suite 840 4x800: Maple Hill 10:55.8; 100m They recognize mate Jerry Lucas,They another future passes from Cousy for layups.” socks on a hangar in theresources locker room profile, hisfortime between New that the example they s from under may be the served & shall to be heard insoftShe NBA is awishing gold-medal Olympic TheN.Y. league office is nearly 40 percent and also is thesplitting mother of want your daughters to become. (Barlow (Chat) 6-0; Long Jump: Kast-York, WEISS/COLUMBIA-GREENE MEDIA TION OF A fice. LIMITED New 10170 mail process to (TH), c/o V. Salde, A. Dolge, M. Seabury) 4:43.31; hurdles: Howard :17.2; 100m: Hall of Famer. Those teams won 78 of In his first scrimmage, Havlicek was will act beacon for the next before slipping into his game uniform. England and Florida withset his wife, Bethas a LOGAN ide wire overhead, favor or opposition will Want to Rent ball player who brokeTriple groundJump: in 2015 mer Villanova and current Suns player female, and, the NBA395 said, it might one make the Sixers perhaps the most pro- COMPANY LIABILITY (347) 286-7409 ner (Chat) 18-09; Kent Taconic Hills’ Kyra Shetsky in action during Tuesday’s Patroon Citrin Cooperman, have matched opportunity at the High Jump: Z. Geiger (IC) 4-6; Long Bonci (TH) :13.2; 1500m: Snyder (TH) 84 games. (Another member of the roswith Jim Loscutoff, a burly In an interview, Ryan, Havlicek’s co(Evans) Havlicek, whom he had met at all and a chance to generations, but that’s not their focus. (LLC) the first in-booth female broadMikal Bridges, whom she raised as a Maple Hill. have a female commissioner. gressive in the most progressive as(Cats) Attn: team V. Wlodinguer, 34-10; Shot Oles (Chat) 30-dayJump: Conference softball game against time and Put: place stated CATSKILL 1 bdr apt for 2 M. DelSignore (IC) 14-4.5; Triple The name of the LLC is 5:42.3; 4x100: TH (Russo, Boyd, Bonci, ter was Bob Knight, who would go on forward known for his physical play. author, who covered the Celtics for The Ohio State and married in 1967. 529 Fifth Ave., 4th Fl., They aren’t crusaders. They’re profescaster to call aSanders Major League BaseballPlease parent as she took a decade to “Absolutely,” saidseniors Oris Stuart, thefloorsingle major sports league in the12th country, if Holdings, above. on the 1st (if Recycle 10; Discus: (R) 90-7. Street NY, NY for10017. General Jump: C.Lentz (IC) 30-11.5; Shot Put: Canetto) :52.8; 400m: Persall (MH) to a renowned and controversial career After a while, a winded Loscutoff yelled Boston Globe, called him “the all-time Walker, a star Havlicek is survived by his wife; a possible) (518)697-8060. Patrick Linger, Chair. sionals. She now is part of ESPN’s Sun- league’s chief diversity and inclusion earn her undergraduate degree, one not the world, according to the 2018 LLC. Articlesgame. of OrPurpose. IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Title 5, Chapter 3, Subchapter J. Kelley 26-9; Z. (W) :64.9; Howard (TH)filed coaching college ball.) out:GIRLS “Hey,“My you’re crazy. Nobody runs(V) standard of stamina, essence of son, a, in Racial the area near hurdles: Chris,Schmittel, whoNOTICE atofthe ganization with Baseball 3played of the Administrative Code the won City of New a public hearing day Night team. biggest A woman theYork, popular presiclass at a time. Annelie abasketball officer. “The hiring ofDiscus: women byHoby our the &400m Gender Report Card by the Inwill be held at 22 Reade Street, Spector Hall, Borough of Manhattan on 76-8. Noticebegan of Formation of with Secretary of that StateCoxsackie of :69.7; 800m: Sparacino (TH) 2:33.7; Athens-98, Cairo DurIt was the Celtics Havlicek like that. Slow down.” moving without the ball and the great, Havlicek University of Virginia; and a daughter, thing is, I get excited to think about former college high jumper, is directeams and the league is part of our stitute for Ethics and Diversity in Sport. dential vote in 2016. A woman has been Wednesday May 15, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. on the following: Limited Liability Cor- New York on 200m: Bonci (TH) :27.8; Dailey ham-43 developed his include game as(SSNY) awhen unique two- not sixth man in history.” addeddevelopment Havlicek responded, “Quit pushe fiveThis allotted secJill Havlicekand Buchanan, aelected high BOYS REAL PROPERTY PUBLICschool HEARING in the matter of the acquisition by it becomes such a big deal.” torHe of player travels long-term and est holistic commitment year’s report card 3000m: will poration (LLC): (BackApril 1, 2019. New Speaker of the House of Reprethe City of New York ofwho Fee Simple including properties (EW) 11:25; 4x400: TH (Bonci, Pulver, ing me soWindham-Ashhard andThe I’ll quit soandthat position player — small location: forward Havlicek often “falls ard Hal Greer had basketball andthe lacrosse player also(Fee) interests, woods Trading ComYork office It’sCairo notand aDurham-87, big deal to the Sixers. with between the team. 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Would MLB teams actually hire ‘Jeopardy!’ champ Holzhauer? Dave Sheinin The Washington Post

A math whiz with a competitive streak and a childhood love for a popular, televised game confronts that same game as an adult years later, exploding its ingrained fallacies and applying an analytical, data-based approach to the game’s essential strategies - which proves to be wildly successful, but also subject to a backlash from traditionalists and aesthetes. Long before James Holzhauer beat the game of Jeopardy - becoming the second-longest-running champion in its history, with 22 straight wins and $1,691,008 in earnings, and the possibility of more to come when he returns to the show on May 20 - he watched a handful of people with similar sensibilities succeed with that same approach in the only game he loved more than Jeopardy as a child growing up outside Chicago: baseball. “I didn’t look at anyone else’s strategy in Jeopardy,” Holzhauer, 34, said in an interview with MLB Network on Tuesday. “I thought, ‘I’m going to build this from the ground up. What do I need to do to win at Jeopardy? If I’ve never seen a Jeopardy game before, how would I play it to maximize my winnings, maximize my chances of winning?’” If that sounds like the approach that statistics pioneer Bill James or longtime Oakland Athletics executive (and protagonist of the “Moneyball” book and film) Billy Beane took to baseball a generation or two ago, it is no coincidence: Holzhauer, a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan who is a professional gambler by occupation, has cited James and Beane as models for the theories he has applied in both his professional and game-show lives. Until now, the links between Holzhauer’s methodical dominance of Jeopardy - second only to Ken Jennings - and its baseball-related underpinnings have been little more than a curiosity. Holzhauer has said he always wanted to be the general manager of a baseball team. He wore a Cubs jersey for his MLB Network interview. He has suffered a backlash from Jeopardy fans who think his analytics-based approach - he uses high-value clues

to build a bankroll, then seeks out Daily Doubles using probability data compiled from previous games - has “ruined” that game the same way concepts such as defensive shifts and launch-angle swing theory has “ruined” baseball. But now, baseball people are also taking notice of Holzhauer, and the merging of his success in Jeopardy and his passion for baseball is no longer a mere curiosity - it may be the start of a new career. Assuming baseball can afford him, that is. “My first thought when I saw him,” said Beane, the A’s executive vice president of baseball operations, “was: We have to get this guy in baseball.” “Absolutely, yes,” said Boston Red Sox president and chief executive officer Sam Kennedy, when asked about Holzhauer’s prospects in baseball. “We put a huge premium on analytical abilities both on the baseball side and business side. Without question, when we interview young professionals coming out of college, that skill set is hugely important.” If you’re skeptical that people with Holzhauer’s skill set could land a job in a baseball front office, or that baseball front offices would hire someone like him, here’s the answer to both: They already have. “Absolutely. He’s very intriguing,” Baltimore Orioles vice president and assistant general manager Sig Mejdal, when asked about Holzhauer’s suitability for a baseball job. But in a nod to Holzhauer’s reigning-champion status on Jeopardy, he added, “It looks like his days are still pretty busy.” If anyone understands how there could be a place in baseball for someone with Holzhauer’s background and skills, it is Mejdal. A former A’s fan and fantasy baseball player with degrees in aeronautical engineering and cognitive psychology, Mejdal, now 53, was working as a biomathematician for NASA when, in 2005, the St. Louis Cardinals offered him a job in their analytics department. Seven years later, he moved to the Houston Astros to be their “director of decision sciences” - essentially building out the analytics department that soon became an industry leader and helped lead the

franchise to its first World Series title in 2017. In Holzhauer, Mejdal sees parallels “not only to myself, but to many successful analysts and decision-makers in baseball. I see a similarity in how we think. Of all the analysts we’ve hired in St. Louis, Houston and Baltimore, none have come from the baseball industry. They’ve all been from outside. They may have been involved in baseball research as a hobby, but it wasn’t their primary occupation. What there was, was a passion for the sport.” Mejdal, in fact, knows something about the gambling industry himself, having once worked as a blackjack dealer in Lake Tahoe to help pay for college, absorbing the lessons of probability and human tendencies across those green-felt tables. “Hitting a 16 against a dealer’s seven, it doesn’t feel right. With a hundred-dollar bet, it feels even less right,” Mejdal once told Sports Illustrated. “But that doesn’t mean it isn’t right.” For a sport with a long, queasy history with gambling - a sport that still won’t let Pete Rose into the Hall of Fame because he gambled on his own games - Holzhauer’s background might create some problems. He acknowledged having bet heavily on baseball, especially in his early days in the profession, applying advanced statistical concepts that the Las Vegas sports books had not yet discovered and cashing in big before the houses got wise. (He said his primary sport is now college football.) “When I got started, baseball was the best game in town,” he said Tuesday. “They were making some big mistakes, especially in the futures markets, pricing the long shots incorrectly. That was how I got a big enough bankroll to play with . . . Early in the 2000s, I was quick to adopt a lot of the new stats they had out there, and I think the books took a long time to incorporate the new stats into their oddsmaking. So for a while, the stats guys were really ahead of the curve. I know some other people who also cleaned up on baseball. It’s a lot harder game now.” But baseball has also softened its stance somewhat toward gambling, reaching an agreement in November

with MGM International Resorts as its official casino partner, with MLB sharing proprietary Statcast data with MGM. Personnel working in baseball are still prohibited from gambling on the sport, but the agreement underscored the links between gambling and fantasy baseball, as well as fantasy baseball and the real thing. “We’re sort of all in the prediction business,” Mejdal said. “[Gamblers] are just trying to predict tonight’s game. But with us, we’re not only trying to predict the outcome of that night’s game - using data on pitching matchups and analysis of individual performances - but also in a longer time-frame than they are, over entire seasons and multiple seasons. We’re in the prediction business just like them.” “Gambling has always been taboo in baseball,” said Beane, who is also a minority owner of an English soccer club. “But if you look at the analytics influence in European football, the guys at the forefront are gambling guys, because gambling has been legal there, and a major part of sport. The best and brightest in football and gambling come from the same space.” Though plenty of baseball executives have voiced their admiration for Holzhauer, and pondered a future in the sport for him, none has gone on the record to acknowledge real interest in hiring him. That, however, doesn’t mean the interest isn’t there, or that inquiries haven’t already been made. In his MLB Network interview, Holzhauer mentioned “some interesting offers [that] have been floated my way . . . some potentially lifechanging stuff out there.” But to hire Holzhauer, baseball teams will confront the same problem the sport has faced for years now in its search for new talent in the analytics realm: fierce competition. As the analytics movement has grown, teams have had to compete for talent not only against each other, but against other sports - and other, higher-paying industries. “I’m going to go out on a limb,” Beane said, “and say when he’s done with [“Jeopardy!”] he’s going to have an opportunity to work in any sport he wants. Or any industry - because all industries are based on data and

making predictive decisions.” Just as a new generation of GMs imitated Beane’s work with Oakland, and an even newer generation has modeled their operations on the Astros’ success - to the point where analytics has crept into every organization and every facet of the game - so, too, will Holzhauer’s success almost certainly spawn a generation of imitators. But as the most progressive baseball teams have found, when everyone is operating with the same theories, it becomes harder to find an advantage. It also increases the degree of the backlash. Already, critics have linked Holzhauer’s success to the so-called “ruining” of baseball, opining that the cold, evidence-based approach has taken all the fun and nuance out of the game. Not surprisingly, Holzhauer cited the cold, hard data reflecting Jeopardy’s bottom line - viewership has soared as his winning streak has grown - to defend his approach. “There’s definitely some people who don’t like the product they’re seeing on screen right now,” he said. “But I don’t think the producers are complaining.” In baseball, the smart-guys-are-ruining-the-game argument is perhaps best exemplified by the application of defensive shifts - essentially positioning the fielders in the places where batters are most likely to hit the ball which have helped bring the leaguewide batting average (.244 entering Wednesday) to its lowest point in 47 years. “I’ve heard the same thing, and I just laugh,” Beane said. “Baseball teams could’ve shifted 100 years ago, and nobody did. But in the last five years, a lot of really smart people have come into the game, and it’s thrown the whole game upside-down. It’s an unemotional, rational way of doing things. “It’s the same thing [Holzhauer] is doing: It’s bringing order to something that’s inherently chaotic. If he’s ruining Jeopardy, and if we ruined baseball, then ruin away.”

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Picking up after mom is lifelong family dilemma My mom has never been what you would call a housekeeper. Dad did all the shopping, cooking and cleaning. As a child, I remember our house always being a mess. Mom worked, and I don’t know why she never felt like she needed to clean up after herself. My dad would straightDEAR ABBY en up after her, and there were often arguments about it. Fast forward. Dad passed away three years ago, and my mom hasn’t changed. She leaves things all over the house like she did before — dishes, bowls, soda cans, shoes. The first year, I would go over and clean only to return a couple of days later and find the place a mess again. She won’t let cleaning people in because she “doesn’t like the smell of the cleaning products.” I feel like a bad daughter because at this point, I won’t go over to her house anymore. I cannot spend time there. If this were new behavior, I would be concerned, but it’s been this way as long as I can remember. She seems to not care that the place is a mess all the time. I feel bad for not helping her anymore. My daughter won’t visit her either. What do I do? Miffed About The Mess In Virginia

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Horoscope By Stella Wilder Born today, you are simple, direct, down to earth and very much a product of your time and environment. Indeed, you are one of those individuals for whom home, and all it means and entails, is the most important thing. Family and friends from your childhood will almost always make up your inner circle, and though you can get along very well with co-workers and new friends, they may never feel as though they are truly “in” with you and yours. You can be reserved on the one hand, and rather outrageous on the other; the determining factor, of course, is opportunity, for you will behave in ways that are most appropriate to the opportunities that you face at any given moment. Something of a chameleon, you may at times be mistaken for a Gemini native. You will never lose sight of your heritage and roots, and even though you may travel far and wide throughout your lifetime, you will always come home again. You derive great emotional strength from your attachments. You never feel alone as long as there is someone whom you can call, text or write with tales of your successes and failures. Also born on this date are: Billy Joel, singer and songwriter; Mike Wallace, newsman; Prince Fielder, baseball player; Rosario Dawson, actress; Candice Bergen, actress; Albert Finney, actor; J.M. Barrie, writer. 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

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Heart of the City

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SUPER QUIZ ANSWERS 1. “Wicked.” 2. “Chicago.” 3. “Cats.” 4. “Hair.” 5. “Rent.” 6. “Cabaret.” 7. “Carousel.” 8. “Gypsy.” 9. “Aladdin.” 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

FOR RELEASE MAY 9, 2019

THE Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Hidden obstacle 5 Campbell’s soup containers 9 Painting & dancing 13 More pleasant 15 Fissure; crevasse 16 Part of a plant 17 Family tree member 18 Ease 20 Quilting party 21 Throng 23 Good sense 24 Manicurist’s focus 26 “__ You Lonesome Tonight?” 27 Insightful 29 Has confidence in 32 Parts of speech 33 Quarrels 35 Simple reply 37 Word of disgust 38 Jump through __ for; try to please 39 Journey 40 Not just __; in a while 41 Fender bender mementos 42 Fad 43 Defies authority 45 __ in; brought under control 46 LL Cool J’s music 47 Brother of Marlon Wayans 48 Leisurely walk 51 Lamb bearer 52 “__ a Wonderful Life” 55 Sicilian erupter 58 Cheese-topped tortilla chip 60 Fail to include 61 Lennon or Astin 62 Phuket City residents 63 Dancer Kelly 64 __ up; arranges 65 Additionally DOWN 1 Ignore rudely 2 Morning hour 3 Emphasize 4 Vaseline, e.g. 5 Grouchy folks

Commuter Puzzle

by Jacqueline E. Mathews

Mother Goose & Grimm

Bound & Gagged

Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews

6 Feel sick 7 Org. for Chiefs & Redskins 8 James & Martha 9 Comes up 10 “Hit the __ Jack” 11 Cairn terrier of film fame 12 Part of a wineglass 14 Sends in payment 19 Cause of measles 22 Bullfight shout 25 Mom’s sister 27 Mayberry resident 28 More miffed 29 Touches lightly 30 Heavy-handed 31 Grab 33 Close relations 34 Piece of cookware 36 Ran fast 38 Vulnerable 39 Musketeers or Stooges 41 Passed out cards 42 Concrete

5/9/19

Wednesday’s Puzzle Solved

Non Sequitur

44 Charlotte or Emily 45 Uncooked 47 College officials 48 Industrial city problem 49 “It’s all Greek __” 50 Wrack’s partner, in phrase

5/9/19

53 “__ Land Is Your Land” 54 Mediocre 56 __ times; golf course reservations 57 Natalie Cole’s dad 59 “Caughtcha!”

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