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Health, Wellness, Fitness......................35 Hearing....................................................36 Housing ..................................................36 Insurance ................................................36 Kitchen & Bath Design ........................37 Libraries..................................................37 Lumber....................................................37 Media ......................................................37 Medical....................................................37 Monuments ............................................38 Moving/Storage......................................38 Museums ................................................38 Non-Profit Organization......................38 Pharmacy................................................38 Plumbing ................................................39 Post Offices ............................................39 Printers....................................................39 Real Estate..............................................39 Schools ....................................................40 Security Systems....................................41 Senior Citizens Services ......................41 Services....................................................41 Shipping Services ..................................42 Ski Areas ................................................42 Social Services........................................42 Taxis ........................................................43 Thrift Shops............................................43 Towing ....................................................44 Transportation ......................................44 Utilities ....................................................44 Veterinarians/Pet Services ..................44 Window Coverings................................44 Yoga ........................................................44 Youth Centers........................................44 Zip Codes................................................45

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Volunteers of the year: Vance and Maggie Mortensen

From left, Jerry Manning, Judy Bibeau, Maggie and Vance Mortensen, Phil Calabrese and Shadow help out at Grace Pantry inside Baldwin House at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Saranac Lake.

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By GLYNIS HART Staff Writer SARANAC LAKE — Vance and Maggie Mortensen always wanted to do this. Maggie taught school “forever,” and Vance was resident chaplain at Hartwick Hospital in Connecticut, before which time he worked for insurance companies, designing databases. Now they spend most of their time volunteering in Saranac Lake. They ring bells for the Salvation Army. They put together emergency food boxes for people in crisis. They work at the Grace Pantry and the Community Lunchbox soup kitchen, coordinate coat drives, round up donations and manage other volun-

teers. Now the Enterprise news staff, following up on nominations from the community, has chosen them as the Tri-Lakes Volunteers of the Year. “This is what we wanted to do, but we couldn’t because we had to work and raise kids,” said Maggie, standing in Grace Pantry. The Mortensens are surrounded by shelves stocked with dry goods — shampoo, laundry soap, diapers, toothpaste — that SNAP (formerly known as Food Stamps) won’t buy. Grace Pantry doesn’t offer food because other groups do that, but it recently received help from Jazzy’s Place, a philanthropic foundation, which enabled it to offer dog and cat food.

Grace Pantry opens once a week, Wednesdays, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the Baldwin House at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. When the Mortensens retired, they moved to Saranac Lake. Maggie, who arrived a few months before Vance, walked into St. Luke’s and offered to volunteer. The woman running Grace Pantry at the time needed someone to take her spot while she underwent back surgery. With one thing and another, there was a need, and the Mortensens were glad to fill it. Four years later, the two of them run Grace Pantry with about 25 volunteers. (Continued from Page 12)

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Chef Kevin Timm from the High Peaks Resort’s Dancing Bears Restaurant ladles out some homemade beef stew at the Adirondack Community Church’s lunch on Jan. 24.

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By GRIFFIN KELLY Staff Writer LAKE PLACID — A handful of people sat down at the dining tables in the Adirondack Community Church on Jan. 24, like they do every Wednesday for the community lunch. This time, pressed up against the wall was a table stacked half a foot high with loaves of rye, pumpernickel and Italian breads for anyone to take. In the kitchen, cooks ladled out the day’s lunch — beef stew made with brisket, filet and short rib that was braised for 12 hours overnight. Also in the jus were wild mushrooms, parsnips, carrots, turnips, peas and sweet corn. As a side dish, a tossed salad was served with mixed greens and tomatoes. Chef Kevin Timm prepared the lunch along with help from his crew at the High Peaks Resort’s Dancing Bears Restaurant. For the past seven years, the Adirondack Community Church has held a free lunch every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. One of the people who organizes the lunches, Jim Hadjis,

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said the community meals provide food for the less fortunate, people on social security and people who need some type of social connection. Hadjis used to do the cooking but has since stepped out of the kitchen for the most part. “I’m not a kid anymore,” Hadjis said. “I don’t cook as much as I used to.” That job is now delegated to different groups within the community. Since April 2017, every fourth Wednesday of the month,

Timm and some volunteers from the Dancing Bears cook and serve food at the Adirondack Community Church’s community lunch program. Both Timm and Hadjis agreed that the High Peaks Resort’s lunches normally draw the biggest crowds. “I think we get a consistent turnout,” Timm said. “Our week is usually one of the more popular.” In the winter, it’s a little harder for older residents to get out of the house, but in the summertime, the High Peaks Resort’s lunch can attract as many as 75 people, according to Hadjis. On Jan. 24, Timm was accompanied by line cook Chris Popluhar and human resources representative Nancy Butler. Popluhar had just started working at the Dancing Bears only a few weeks ago, and he’s already fitting in well “You’d barely think he’s new,” Timm said. “It feels like he’s been working with us for awhile.” (Continued on Page 14)

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John Quinn sits atop one of the grooming machines he uses to smooth out the surface of the cross-country skiing trails on the Tupper Lake Golf Course.

Clearing the way for skiers

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By AARON CERBONE Staff Writer TUPPER LAKE — The crosscountry skiing trails at the government-owned golf course are the only free-to-use, dog friendly, groomed cross-country trails in the Tri-Lakes area, and on Feb. 8, town Councilman John Quinn was out preparing those trails after the town received several inches of snow. Quinn brings the cross-country trail groomer to a stop along the Cranberry Pond Loop across the pond from the Big Tupper Ski Mountain and looks over at the white trails streaking down the mountain’s northern face. He does this every time he grooms, he says, usually he takes a minute or two, enjoying his coffee, listening to classic rock and studying the mountain he learned to alpine ski on. “I grew up there, my kids grew up there,” Quinn said. When the ski area closed in

All these machines were funded by a combination of taxpayer dollars and donations left by skiers in a trail head box. A third of the cross-country funding comes from donations.

1999, and again in 2014, after five years of volunteer operation, Quinn said many Tupper Lakers who would be learning to downhill ski, took up cross-country. Though the school no longer has a team, the elementary school has recently been hosting a class twice a week, training students alongside Ken Kalil, an instructor from Mount Van Hovenberg in Lake Placid. Quinn said that cross-country is a very inclusive sport, being relatively inexpensive, low-impact

and easy to learn for any age. “You can go at your own pace; it’s very peaceful,” Quinn said. “Anyone that can shuffle their feet can cross-country ski.” Quinn is one of the five groomers who take care of more than five miles of trails at the golf course, heading out on a fourwheeler modified to run on tank treads at least once or twice a week. They use three different groom(Continued on Page 16)

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On a mission to lend a hand

By GRIFFIN KELLY Staff Writer LAKE PLACID — Hayden Plank is 16 years old, but he’s also a world traveler and highly empathetic person who wants to help others. A member of the Adirondack Community Church youth group, he and about 20 other students will attend one of two mission trips next summer. In July, the ACC youth group will send kids on mission trips to both Wilmington, Delaware and Cambodia. The youth group is currently raising money for the trips, which will cost about $30,000. On Sunday, Dec. 10, for example, they held a benefit dinner at the Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort during the Holiday Village Stroll. The Delaware trip focuses on home repairs and helping the elderly and disabled while the Cambodia trip emphasizes education and the fight against human trafficking. Kaysie Kyler, one of the youth group directors, along with her husband, Lee, said these mission trips are important to kids because it helps them understand the world beyond their hometowns. “Some say it’s the best week of their lives,” Kaysie said. “Others say they’ve grown closer to God. It helps kids realize their privilege and what they can offer to make a difference.”

Delaware For the trip to Delaware, youth group members will repair and renovate homes for the elderly and the disabled. Toward the beginning of the year, those who need help will sign up for certain renovations. “It’s kind of like a wish list of what people want done to their houses,” Lee said, “whether that means painting, light carpentry or drywall repairs.” The youth group has done other projects like this before in Rochester and Owego, New York, and Scranton, Pennsylvania. One renovation project Lee remembers is the mission trip to a Native American reservation in Navajo Mountain, Utah. There, the group installed new roofs on homes. “They were out in the desert in

Hayden Plank, 16, is a member of the Adirondack Community Church youth group in Lake Placid. Next summer, he will travel to Cambodia for the second time to help native students practice their English-speaking skills. the middle of nowhere,” he said. “The sun is beating down, and they’re installing metal roofs that reflect heat. It was definitely one of the more in depth trips.” Cambodia For their service in Cambodia, youth group members help young men and women practice their English-speaking skills at what Kaysie called “English Camps.” Lee said the youth group members are paired with five to seven Cambodian students and are given a training manual, but the manual is mainly disregarded. Lee said he would rather make practical conversation than follow a text. “Often times the book is useless,” he said. “I’ll just put it on the table and ask things like ‘what

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type of music do you listen to?’” He said the books aren’t necessary because most of the students they work with have a decent understanding of English. “We’re not teaching them anything they don’t already know,” Lee said. “It’s mainly just practice. Not often are they face to face with fluent English speakers.” The main reason the youth group participates in the English Camps is to keep young Cambodians out of prostitution, Lee and Kaysie said. “If you can speak English in Cambodia, you’re more likely to get a better job and not fall into the human trafficking ring,” Kaysie said. (Continued on Page 46)

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Students step toward empathy By GRIFFIN KELLY Staff Writer LAKE PLACID — There’s an old expression about walking a mile in someone else’s shoes. It’s supposed to teach empathy and compassion. That’s why the Lake Placid Connections for Change has adopted a pair of sneakers similar to Converse All-Stars as the logo for its program, which seeks to create a positive environment for students in the Lake Placid middle and high schools. Students and teachers were

inspired to make their own empathy-focused program after seeing a presentation from Tom Bull, a teacher and program organizer in the Peru Central School District. Bull makes it his mission to create a positive educational environment for all students. LPMS English teacher and LPCC adviser Kristin Tice said Bull had plenty of great ideas that create a positive and inclusive environment for all students. “‘You can’t get rid of bullying,’” Tice said, quoting Bull, “‘but you can make it a better

place for all of the kids to be everyday.’” “I’ve been the kid that has been made fun of for things that you can’t necessarily change about yourself,” she said later. “You know I’ve been the kid to stick up for a kid who’s getting bullied, so I can see it from all perspectives, and that’s a big part of why I am an adviser for this group.” The LPCC is currently raising funds on Adirondackgives.com for an “I Am” mural, inspirational

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tions. Vacations are not a possibility for them.” Through Grace Pantry, about 40 families a month receive a little bit of assistance. The items are portioned out, one each from several categories. Thus, a client could get free toothpaste one week and free razors, but would have to choose between shampoo and detergent. Depending on their family size, they could get one or two packages of diapers a month. “We keep track of how many families come through,” said Maggie. “Last year, 175 families were served, so when you count the individuals in the families, around 500 people. What percentage of Saranac Lake is that? That’s a lot of people.” When they started at Grace Pantry, they were putting a lot of their own money into it. That wasn’t sustainable, so they went around to local churches and asked for help. “If they were going to say ‘No,’ they’d have to say it to our faces,” said Maggie. “We did none of it by email. We went to the churches and said they could adopt the pantry for a month, and they did. The teachers’ unions are great. There are three that compete to see which can raise the most money.” It costs about $500 a month to keep Grace Pantry going. The Mortensens have also expanded what the Salvation Army can do. The annual Red Kettle campaign netted about $10,000 this Christmas season

alone, 90 percent of which goes to Saranac Lakers in need. All told, “We spent about $11,000,” Maggie said. “A couple of people made large personal donations,” Vance explained. With that money, they’re able to help people with emergency housing needs, such as making their rent payments or finding a place to stay for the night. Providing vouchers through the Salvation Army takes a lot of phone calls, said Vance. For instance, if someone needs help meeting their rent, the Mortensens will call the landlord to make sure the person lives there and that the landlord would accept the voucher. “We write around 50 vouchers a year,” said Vance. “It can take a while to get one thing done.” Maggie helps with the Saranac Lake Volunteer Rescue Squad while Vance serves on the Ecumenical Council. He’s also volunteer chaplain and pastoral counselor at St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment and Recovery Centers, the Elderwood at Uihlein nursing home in Lake Placid and the Boy Scouts’ Sabattis Adventure Camp. “We know everybody who needs help,” said Maggie. Thanks to their community connections, they can also help people find help. “We’ll get a call from someone who needs help with housing, and we can tell them, ‘There are four places you can go,’” said Vance. “We definitely know a lot more people than we did in Hartwick.”

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Volunteers of the year

“It is remarkable how they’ve thrown themselves into the fabric of our community,” wrote Chuck Van Anden in nominating them for the Volunteer of the Year award. “They have tirelessly given a huge number of hours to coordinate an impressive array of activities that involve countless others and deliver exceptional services to the community.” Maggie cooks twice a week for the Community Lunchbox and is currently its president. Vance serves as the ombudsman for Community Lunchbox. “If the clients have a problem or an issue, they can come to me,” said Vance. “Instead of their getting heated up about it — with each other, or with a volunteer — I’ll say, ‘Let’s talk about it,’ and usually I can help.” “He’s very calm,” said Maggie. “It’s nice to do together,” said Vance. “We have our separate things — I have more Salvation Army, Maggie has more time at the Lunchbox — but it’s good to do it together. You have to have a backup.” The Community Lunchbox, for instance, is open 52 weeks a year. Although the volunteers will sub for each other if needed, it’s still a big commitment. The Mortensens are acutely aware that the people they serve need real help. “My guys are not going to go to [other community dinners],” said Maggie. “They don’t want to hear people chatting about their vaca-

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Popluhar said he can relate to some of the people who eat at the community lunches. When he was younger, he didn’t always have the best food available. “Growing up, there was unfortunately a lot of takeout for dinner in my house,” Popluhar said. “It’s good to help people. I feel we don’t do that too much these days.” Like Popluhar, Timm also has not just a desire but a sense of obligation to help others. He grew up with a father who was disabled after serving in the Armed Forces. Since then, Timm has volunteered to cater lunches for veterans and wounded soldiers. When it comes to food, Timm

said he likes to approach cooking with an almost scientific mind, identifying what chemical compounds in foods will lead to the best flavors. “I like to understand food,” Timm said. “I’m kind of a food nerd.” Though for the ACC lunches, Timm prefers cooking comfort food - stuff that easily appeals to a variety of taste buds and stays away from the major allergies. Hence the beef stew, a dish that had many people asking for seconds. “It’s a cold winter day,” Timm said. “Stew seemed like it would warm them up.” Timm and his helpers make it a point to create delicious and creative food no matter the environ-

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ing machines they use: a trail plane, which brute forces snow drifts flat after heavy downfall, a roller, which is a culvert bent in a circle and used to compact snow, pushing the air out of it before the groomer, a multi-faceted contraption is run over the trails. The groomer flattens, it builds ridges and leaves two deep, parallel lines for skis to run in. All these machines were funded by a combination of taxpayer dollars and donations left by skiers in a trail head box. A third of the cross-country funding comes from donations. The public-use ski area also features a sledding hill at the far end of the first green, which groomers started carving a path for just recently, to the delight of the kids who come looking for the fastest, smoothest ride. Heading deeper into the trails, Quinn points out that they wind their way onto land owned by the

Adirondack Club and Resort, a multi-level development bringing luxury housing to the mountain and funding the re-opening of the Big Tupper Ski Area. The ACR allows the town to operate trails on its property and the two organizations are working out an agreement for the town to give the developers a certificate of insurance to cover any injuries on the course. Quinn said the cross-country trails will lead straight to the ski area’s lodge and can be accessed from the “Great Camp” lots. Quinn retired in 2009 and started grooming the next year. He said he always thought he would be riding snowmobiles in retirement but enjoys grooming and riding the town’s four-wheeler for free. He is an avid cross-country skier, often bushwhacking in the backcountry along the Bog River or in the High Peaks. He has worked with the town and the Development Authority of the North Country to work out a

master plan for the cross-country trails, obtaining funding for a topographical mapping study and planning for the addition of several new trails and off-shoots. In the past few years volunteers have cut new trails along the north end of the Golf Course Loop and the Adirondack Park Agency has flagged an area to shift a trail on the southern end from the windy green into the woods. The land the trails sit on was once owned by the Oval Wood Dish Company. It was donated to the Hull family, whose name is borne on several trails, and transferred to the town in the 1930s. Jim Frenette, now 89 years old, developed the trails when Quinn was a kid, following OWD logging roads and forging his own path. Quinn has plans to continue Frenette’s development, adding and shifting trails, winterizing the clubhouse and possibly lighting parts of the trails for night skiing in the future.

their heads up. “When you’re walking down the hall,” Tice said, “it’s literally a sign hanging from the ceiling that just says something positive or has an inspirational message for the student to read.” Tice continued, saying the posters aren’t fluff; they really do impact the students. “I’ve had a ton of kids already say it’s just something — on their worst day — it’s something that made them, you know, think about it and be like, ‘OK it’s not as bad as I think.’” Tice brought up the point that despite Lake Placid being an attractive town, not everyone has it well off financially. “When kids sometimes wear clothes that aren’t seen as “the cool” clothes, they do get made fun of, but we have a pretty good school environment,” she said. “I don’t want to say it doesn’t happen, but it’s not as frequent where kids are made fun of because of their disadvantages. There definitely is a problem. A lot of people think, ‘Lake Placid, everyone has money here,’ and that’s not the case.”

As a former student and now an educator in the public school system, Tice said bullying still exists, but it’s done differently. Where it used to be physical abuse and name calling among the lockers in school hallways, much harassment is now done behind computer and phone screens. “Every kid has a cellphone,” she said. “Facebook and Twitter and Instagram — these are the things kids use now. That’s one of the issues. A lot of times kids do it when teachers aren’t looking or when they sneak out their phones — and because they’re so small — you can hide it anywhere. That’s where a lot of the bullying is happening. It’s more online than anything.” The LPCC isn’t solely about picking people up when they’re down but also encouraging those who are helpful students to continue to be a positive aspect of the middle and high schools. If Tice or anyone else from the LPCC notices a student sticking up for others, they write them a thankyou card with some candy attached.

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poster throughout the school and team building activities for all students. The fundraising campaign, which will be open until Feb. 15, has a $1,000 goal. The mural will be a platform for students to voice who they are without judgment. “I am different,” “I am weird” and “I am exciting” were just a few examples of what students could write on the mural. “It’s where all the kids in our middle school can add their own adjective describing who they are,” Tice said. “It’s OK to be outside the cookie cutter or what everyone expects you to be like. The whole point of the mural is to show that all of those things are OK.” Another aspect the funding would go toward is inspirational posters around the school, adding to the “look-up” posters already in place. The look-up posters are hung from the ceiling with positive quotes written on them, so students who might not be having the best day have a reason to keep

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Al-Anon & Alateen Family Groups 518-561-0838 www.nynafg.com Alcoholics Anonymous AA for Northeast NY State Plattsburgh 518-561-8444 www.NY-AA.org

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Nar-Anon Family Groups www.nar-anon.org

St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers Inpatient Program: 159 Glenwood Drive Saranac Lake 518-891-4135 Toll Free: 1-877-813-8647 Outpatient Services Sites: Elizabethtown 518-873-9144 Keeseville 518-834-5550 Lake Placid (Mountain Lake Academy) 518-523-5671 Malone 518-483-6566 Saranac Lake 518-891-5353 Ticonderoga 518-585-7934 Tupper Lake 518-359-5401 Adolescent Treatment Program: Rose Hill 100 County Rt. 43 Massena 315-764-9700 www.stjoestreatment.org

St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers Veterans Addiction and PTSD Treatment Program 444 Kiwassa Lake Rd. Saranac Lake 518-891-8387 Toll Free: 1-844-891-VETS www.stjoestreatment.org

Adult-Care Facilities

Elderwood of Uihlein at Lake Placid 185 Old Military Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-2464 518-926-8713 www.elderwood.com skane@elderwood.com

Essex County Coordinated Care Unit Adult Protective 132 Water St. P.O. Box 217 Elizabethtown 518-873-3550

Keene Valley Neighborhood House Main St. 1782 NYS Route 73 Keene Valley Richard Rothstein 518-576-4474 KVNH@KVVI.net Meadowbrook Healthcare 154 Prospect Ave. Plattsburgh (P) 518-563-5440 (F) 518-563-1206 meadowbrookhealth.com Mercy Living Center 114 Wawbeek Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-3355 adirondackhealth.org

Agriculture

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Franklin County 518-483-7403 Fax: 518-483-6214 franklin@cornell.edu Franklin County Courthouse 355 West Main St., Suite 150 Malone, NY 12953-1826

Ambulance

Lake Placid Volunteer Ambulance Service Inc. P.O. Box 107 388 Mill Pond Dr. Lake Placid Emergency: 911 Garage: 518-523-9512 Larry Brockway LakePlacidAmbulance.com

Saranac Lake Volunteer Rescue Squad 110 Broadway P.O. Box 431 Saranac Lake Emergency: 911 Info: 1-800-314-8056 www.saranaclakerescue.com slrs@saranaclakerescue.com Tupper Lake Volunteer Ambulance and Emergency Squad PO Box 901 169 Main St. Tupper Lake Emergency: 911 518-359-9321 tupperlakerescue@gmail.com

We Care Transport Service 518-651-7499 Medicaid accepted and private pay

Animal Shelters Animal Abuse Hotline 1-844-4RESQME or 1-844-473-7763

Elmore SPCA 556 Telegraph Rd. P.O. Box 686 Peru 518-643-2451 www.elmorespca.org e-mail: info@elmorespca.org North Country SPCA PO Box 55 7700 Route 9N Elizabethtown 518-873-5000 NCSPCA.org e-mail: info@ncspca.org

Tri-Lakes Humane Society 255 George LaPan Memorial Hwy. P.O. Box 1111 Saranac Lake 518-891-0017 trilakeshumanesociety. petfinder.com e-mail: tlhsny@hotmail.com

Art Galleries

Jay Craft Center 12953 Route 9N Jay 518-946-7824 www.jaycraftcenter.com jaycraftcenter@gmail.com

The Small Fortune Studio 76 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1139 FortuneStudio.com Young’s Studio & Gallery 6588 NYS Rt. 86 Jay 518-946-7301 www.youngsgallery.com

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Little City Haircutters Walk Ins Welcome 62 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-6342

Chambers of Commerce

Lake Placid Convention and Visitors Bureau Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism 2608 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-2445 lakeplacid.com info@lakeplacid.com

Malone Chamber of Commerce 497 East Main St. Malone 518-483-3760 www.malonechamberofcommerce.com director@malonechamberofcommerce.com North Country Chamber of Commerce 7061 State Rt. 9 P.O. Box 310 Plattsburgh 518-563-1000 www.northcountrychamber.com info@northcountrychamber.com

Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce 193 River St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1990 saranaclake.com info@saranaclake.com Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce 121 Park St. P.O. Box 987 Tupper Lake 518-359-3328 tupperlake.com info@tupperlake.com

Whiteface Mountain Regional Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 277 5753 NYS Rte. 86 Wilmington 518-946-2255 / 1-888-whiteface whitefaceregion.com info@whitefaceregion.com

Chiropractors

Joseph G. Dockery, DC 8 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2240

Rosenblum Chiropractic, LLP Dr. Seth Rosenblum 13036 State Route 9N Jay 518-946-7886 www.chiroinjay.com info@chiroinjay.com Saranac Lake Chiropractic Dr. Clifford Wagner 73 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1326

Churches/ Synagogues

In AuSable Forks

AuSable Forks United Methodist Church 2546 Route 9N AuSable Forks 508-277-4772

Catholic Communities of Holy Name and St. Matthew’s Holy Name Church, AuSable Forks St. Matthew’s Church, Black Brook 518-647-8225 ccofhnandsm@gmail.com

St. James Episcopal Church 14216 Route 9N (Main St.) AuSable Forks 518-534-2540 518-593-1838 st.jamesausableforks@outlook.com stjamesausableforks.weebly.com

In Bloomingdale

Pilgrim Holiness Church 14 Oregon Plains Rd. Contact. Rev. Daniel Shumway 518-891-3178

In Childwold

Childwold Memorial Presbyterian Church 104 Bancroft Rd. 518-359-3347 June, July, August

In Clintonville

Clintonville United Methodist Church Pastor Joyce Bruce 518-647-8445

In Gabriels

Church of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church 826 State Route 86 518-891-4616 www.stbernards.church office@stbernards.church

In Jay

First Baptist Church of Jay Rev. Joyce Bruce, Pastor Route 9N 518-946-2663

In Keene

All Souls Memorial Chapel Episcopal in St. Huberts Rev. Glen Michaels St. Huberts Rd./Just off Rte 73 July 2 thru Sept. 4

St. Brendan’s Catholic Church 17 Church St. 518-523-2200 www.stagneslakeplacid.com

In Keene Valley

Keene Valley Congregational Church 1791 NYS Route 73 P.O. Box 27 518-576-4711 John Sampson, Minister Choir Director Rob Hastings www.kvccny.com kvcc12943@gmail.com

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In Lake Clear

Adirondack Presbyterian Church 6216 State Route 30 518-891-5638

The Word Goes Forth Ministry End of the Rd. Chapel Forest Home Rd.

In Lake Placid

Adirondack Community Church P.O. Box 511 2583 Main St. 518-523-3753 Rev. Derek Hansen, Pastor adkcomchurch.org info@adkcomchurch.org

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 26 John Brown Rd. 518-523-2889 www.lds.org/maps/meetinghouses

In Paul Smiths

St. John’s in the Wilderness Episcopal Church Rev. A. William Cooper Route 86 518-891-6746 (July - Labor Day) twocoops23@yahoo.com

In Saranac Lake

Adirondack Alliance Church 72 Canaras Ave. 518-891-1383 adkalliance.org randy@adkalliance.org Episcopal Church of Saint Luke The Beloved Physican 136 Main St. 518-891-3605 stlukessaranaclake.org info@stlukessaranaclake.org First Presbyterian Church 57 Church St. 518-891-3401

First United Methodist Church 63 Church St. 518-891-3473 firstumcsl.org

New Hope Christian Fellowship 207 Station St. 518-523-3652

Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall, State Rte 3 Tupper Lake/Saranac Lake Rd.

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Lake Placid Baptist Church Pastor Jim Koenig 2253 Saranac Ave. 518-523-2008 lakeplacidchurch.com lakeplacidchurch@gmail.com

Lake Placid Synagogue P.O. Box 521 2301 Saranac Ave. 518-523-3876 or 518-523-5611 lakeplacidsynagogue.org

Pilgrim Holiness 6059 Sentinel Rd. 518-523-2484

Reiss Family Memorial Chapel 185 Old Military Rd. Elderwood of Uihlein St. Agnes Catholic Church Corner of Saranac and Hillcrest Ave. 518-523-2200 www.stagneslakeplacid.com

St. Eustace Episcopal Church The Very Rev. David K. Ousley 2450 Main St. 518-523-2564 or 837-5286 steustacechurch@gmail.com

In Malone

Crossroads Old Catholic Community Fr. Dr. Christopher Cox 2604 State Route 11 North Bangor 518-353-2587

High Peaks Church 97 Will Rogers Dr. 518-891-3255 info@highpeakschurch.org highpeakschurch.org

Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Meets at First United Methodist Church Pastor, Eric Olsen 63 Church St. 518-891-5262

Saranac Lake Baptist Church 490 Broadway 518-891-5473 www.saranaclakebc.org Saranac Lake Society of Friends (Quakers) 94 Church St. 518-327-3885

Seventh-Day Adventist Church 44 St. Bernard St. 518-891-6130 St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church 27 St. Bernard St. 518-891-4616 www.stbernards.church office@stbernards.church

Unitarian Universalist Adirondack Unitarian Universalist Community 89 Church St. www.adkuu.org info@adkuu.org

In Tupper Lake

Beth Joseph Synagogue National Historic Bldg. Corner of Mill and Lake St. 518-569-1021 518-359-9633 (Summer) 954-428-4843

Holy Name Roman Catholic Church 114 Main St. Holy Ghost Parish Center 40 Marion St. 518-359-3405 or 518-359-9194 www.tupperlakecatholics.org office@tupperlakecatholics.org

St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church 48 Wawbeek Ave. 518-359-3405 www.tupperlakecatholics.org office@tupperlakecatholics.org St. Thomas Episcopal Church Rev. William Cooper 8 Brentwood Ave. 518-359-8786 twocoops23@yahoo.com Tupper Lake Baptist Chapel 53 Lake St. Corner of Lake and Mill St. 518-359-3402

Tupper Lake Christian Center Pastor David Boyea 102 Main St. 518-359-7889 www.tupperlakechristiancenter.org

United Community Presbyterian Church 23 High St. (Cliff & High St.) 518-359-9810

In Vermontville

Nazarene Church 8065 State Route 3 P.O. Box 7 518-891-0859

In Wilmington

Calvary Baptist Church 6065 State Route 86 518-946-2487 cbcwilmington@yahoo.com

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St. Margaret’s Catholic Church 5789 State Route 86 518-647-8225 ccofhnandsm@gmail.com Whiteface Community United Methodist Church 1169 Haselton Rd. Corner of Route 86 and Haselton Rd. 518-946-7757 or 518-946-2573 whitefaceumc@yahoo.com whitefaceumc.org

Clubs and Organizations

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Adirondack Archery LLC Bob Brooks, Owner Two Locations Saranac: Route 3 Plattsburgh: Route 3 518-293-1600

Adirondack Foundation P.O. Box 288 Lake Placid 518-523-9904 Cali Brooks, President, CEO www.AdirondackFoundation.org cali@adkfoundation.org

Adirondack Garden Club www.adirondackgardenclub.com Adirondack Singers, Inc. Beryl Szwed 518-891-5008 http://www.adirondacks.com/ adirondacksingers.html szwed@northnet.org

American Legion Post #326 2710 Main St. P.O. Box 968 Lake Placid 518-523-3412

American Legion Post #447 Sons of the American Legion Post #447 202 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-3685 ANCA (Adirondack North Country Association) Kate Fish, Director 67 Main St., Suite 201 Saranac Lake 518-891-6200 adirondack.org anca@adirondack.org

Boy Scouts Troop 12 Paul Smiths/Gabriels Michael Martin 518-524-7655 www.troopwebhost.org/ Troop12PaulSmiths/ Troop 1 Saranac Lake www.trcscouting.org/troop8001-saranaclake-ny Troop 10 Mondays 6:30PM Olympic Training Center Lake Placid Torry Hoffman www.facebook.com/ BSAtroop10lakeplacid/ lp.troop10@gmail.com

Columbus Club of Tupper Lake Stephen Crate 36 High St. Tupper Lake 518-359-3401 or 518-359-2499 Elks #1508 Evelyn Martelle Every 2nd & 4th Wed. 7:30PM 30 Bloomingdale Ave. Next to Sturdy Supply Saranac Lake 518-897-2125 First Night Saranac Lake Sue Patterson P.O. Box 326 Saranac Lake 518-891-2484 firstnightsaranaclake.org

Garden Club of Lake Placid Pres. Joan Donaldson P.O. Box 984 Lake Placid 518-891-2596 gardencluboflakeplacid.org

Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York, Inc. (Saranac Lake, Lake Clear, Bloomingdale, and Paul Smiths) 518-563-1560 or 518-489-8110 www.girlscoutsneny.org info@girlscoutsneny.org Historic Saranac Lake Saranac Laboratory Museum Amy Catania 89 Church St. Suite 2 Saranac Lake 518-891-4606 historicsaranaclake.org mail@historicsaranaclake.org

Kiwanis Club of Saranac Lake Dan Riley Mtgs. Thurs. 7:40AM/Blue Moon Cafe P.O. Box 1076 Saranac Lake 518-891-1616 https://saranaclakekiwanis.com/ SaranacLakeKiwanis@gmail.com

Kiwanis Club of Tupper Lake Juli Dukett, Sec. PO Box 1023 Tupper Lake 518-359-2590

Knights of Columbus Council #2301 SK Henry E Coolidge, G.K. Meetings at Holy Name Center 14207 State Rte 9N AuSable Forks https://kofcknights.org/CouncilSite /?CNO=2301 Knights of Columbus Saranac Lake Council #599 Bill McIntyre Saranac Lake 518-637-3724 www.kofc599.org Lake Placid Community Beautification Assn. Inc. Cherise Bixler, Director Gregory Peacock, President 2693 Main St. Ste. 301 Lake Placid 518-524-2211 lpbeautification@gmail.com

Lake Placid Shore Owner’s Association Nicole Broderick P.O. Box 1235 Lake Placid 518-523-1446 lpsoa.org lpsoa@northwoodschool.com Lake Placid Ski Club Carol Hoffman P.O. Box 691 Lake Placid 518-524-6914 www.lakeplacidskiclub.com lakeplacidskiclub@ roadrunner.com

Lions Club - Lake Placid James Hadjis, President Bob Miller, Secretary PO Box 96 Lake Placid 518-524-3031 or 518-524-1418 http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/lakeplacidny/index.php lplions39@gmail.com

Lions Club - Saranac Lake David Martin, President P.O. Box 113 Saranac Lake Free Library Saranac Lake 518-891-2172 saranaclakelionsclub@yahoo.com Lions Club - Tupper Lake Dan McClelland, President 136 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-2166

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Rotary Club of Saranac Lake Julie LaMere, Pres. P.O. Box 628 Saranac Lake 518-598-6506 saranaclakerotary.org

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Literacy Volunteers of Essex and Franklin Counties Nathan Cox, Director www.litvol.com director@litvol.com Main Office: 3265 Broad St. Port Henry 518-546-3008 Lake Placid Office: L.P. Library Lake Placid 518-837-5238 Malone Office: 158 Finney Blvd. Malone 518-481-5755 x3023

Rotary Club of Tupper Lake Jim Merrihew, Pres. P.O. Box 1055 Tupper Lake info@tupperlakerotary.org

Saranac Lake Fish and Game Club Inc. 726 Bloomingdale Rd. P.O. Box 588 Saranac Lake 518-891-2560 www.slfgc.com info@slfgc.com/

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #457 176 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-0045

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #640 31 Cedar St. Tupper Lake 518-359-5051

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Mountaineers Rugby Club www.facebook.com/Mountaineers RugbyClub/ Mt. Arab Masonic Lodge #847 85 Park St. Tupper Lake

Tri-Lakes Snowmobile Club Brian Durkee P.O. Box 55 Lake Clear 518-891-3969 trilakessnwmblclub@gmail.com

Rotary Club of AuSable Valley Wednesday’s 7PM at Ward Theater in Jay Stephanie Battista, Pres. PO Box 155 Jay Rotary Club of Lake Placid P.O. Box 1425 Lake Placid www.rotarylakeplacid.org rotarylakeplacid@gmail.com

Saranac Lake Young Arts Association P.O. Box 1130 Saranac Lake saranaclakeyoungarts.org info@saranaclakeyoungarts.org Strand Center for the Arts 23 Brinkerhoff St. Plattsburgh 518-563-5222 or 518-563-1604 www.strandcenter.org

North Elba Community Christmas Fund Britt E. Isham 2693 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-9518 planning@northelba.org

Paint and Palette Association Louise Plosila Saranac Lake 518-891-0125

Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Committee Jeff Branch, Chairman P.O. Box 829 Saranac Lake saranaclakewintercarnival.com info@ saranaclakewintercarnival.com

Tupper Lake Rod and Gun Club Inc. 116 Lake Simond Rd. Po Box 752 Tupper Lake 518-359-0001 tupperlakearchers.net Tupper Lake Snowmobile Club Gary Beaudette, Pres. 518-359-7040 garbeaud@verizon.net

Tupper Lake Woodsmen’s Association PO Box 759 Tupper Lake woodsmendays.com tlwoodsmens@gmail.com woodsmensdays@gmail.com

United Way of the Adirondack Region Inc. Clinton, Essex and Franklin Counties 45 Tom Miller Rd. Plattsburgh 518-563-0028 www.unitedwayadk.org www.211adk.org kathy@unitedwayadk.org

Veterans Memorial Association Post #3357 202 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-3685 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #3120 196 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-7107 www.vfw.org

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #3357 Ladies Auxiliary P.O. Box 766 Saranac Lake 518-891-3685

Village Improvement Society of Saranac Lake Ellen George, President P.O. Box 702 Saranac Lake 518-891-3341 www.saranaclakevis.org Whiteface Mountain Masonic Lodge #789 Bob Brown 173 Olive St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2197 rebrown@roadrunner.com

Women’s Civic Chamber Patti Sauvie, President P.O. Box761 Saranac Lake womenscivicchamber@gmail.com Women’s College Scholarship Club Gloria Drucker P.O. Box 343 Saranac Lake 518-891-7254

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ACAP Main Office: 518-873-3207, Ext. 232 or toll free @ 1-877-873-2979

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Counseling / Therapists

Alcoholics Anonymous AA for Northeast NY State Plattsburgh 518-561-8444 www.NY-AA.org Colby Center P.O. Box 471 2233 State Route 86 Saranac Lake 518-897-2351 Crisis Helpline Franklin County 518-891-5535

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Essex County Mental Health Services 7513 Court St. P.O. Box 8 Elizabethtown 518-873-3670 1-888-854-3773 (After hrs.) www.co.essex.ny.us

Essex County Sexual Assault Services 518-873-2039 or 866-307-4086 Hotline

Essex County Social Services 7551 Court St. P.O. Box 217 Elizabethtown 518-873-3441 co.essex.ny.us Healing Woods Counseling Center Klaus Meissner, LCSW Lisa Meissner, LCSW 206 Coreys Rd. Tupper Lake 518-359-2623

Mental Health Association of Essex County 6096 Route 9N Westport 518-962-2077 1-800-440-8074 www.mhainessex.com

Mental Health Matters Dr. Nadine F. Case, Psychologist 43 Broadway, Suite 205 Saranac Lake 518-891-3053

North Star Behaviorial Services 2217 State Route 86 Saranac Lake 518-891-5535 209 Park St. Malone 518-483-3261

North Star Chemical Dependency Services Tupper Lake / Saranac Lake Outpatient 518-891-5535 Malone 518-483-3261

North Star Community Support Services Community Support Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Malone, Children’s Respite & Family Support 518-891-2319 North Star Mental Health Offices Tupper Lake / Saranac Lake Outpatient 518-891-5535 Malone 518-483-3261 Reach Out Potsdam Co-Dependents Anonymous 315-265-2422 www.reachout.com

Saranac Lake Student Assistance Counseling High School JoAnne Latourelle 518-897-1471

Dentist

AuSable Dental Center George Sarandev, DDS 30 N. Main St. AuSable Forks 518-647-5150 www.ausabledentalcenter.com

High Peaks Dental Dr. Michael O’Connor, DDS Dr. William Caldon, DMD Dr. Colleen Lacombe-Senecal Pediatric Specialist 675 State Rte. 3, Suite 201 Plattsburgh 518-563-8622 www.highpeaksdental.com

Mountain Dental George Sarandev, DDS 2051 Saranac Ave., Suite 103 Lake Placid 518-302-5502 www.mountaindentallakeplacid.com Tri-Lakes Center for Dentistry Roger Neill, DMD Granville Small, DDS 90 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-0104 Tupper Lake Family Dental DJ O’Neil, DDS George Sarandev, DDS 148 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-5272 www.tupperlakedental.com

Dog Boarding

ADILASKA KENNEL Pat Paquin, Owner 46 Mountain Meadows Way Long Lake 518-624-2050 patlamerepaquin@gmail.com

Emergency Numbers/Services

American Red Cross Jane Gendron, Executive Director North Country Chapter 26 Emory St. PO Box 770 Morrisonville 518-561-7280 www.redcrossneny.org AuSable Forks State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911

Bloomingdale: Fire: 518-891-1770 or 911 State Police: 518-897-2000 Domestic Violence 24-hour Hotline 888-563-6904

Domestic Violence Behavioral Health Services North 22 US Oval, Suite 218 Plattsburgh 12903 518-563-6904 www.bhsn.org

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Franklin and Essex County: Dial 911 Franklin County 55 Bare Hill Rd. Malone 518-483-2580

Jay State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911

Keene Fire: 911 State Police: 518-897-2000

Lake Placid Fire: 911 Hospital: 518-523-3311 Rescue: 911 Police: 518-523-3306 or 911 State Police: 518-897-2000

National Weather Service (Burlington, Vt) http://www.erh.noaa.gove.er.btv Paul Smiths / Gabriels State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911

Piercefield State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911

Saranac Lake Police: 518-891-4422 Fire and Rescue: 911 Hospital: 518-891-4141 Red Cross: 518-897-5090 or 1-800-733-2767 Substance Abuse Counseling: 518-891-2467 State Police: 518-897-2000 Tupper Lake Fire and Rescue: 911 Police: 518-359-3776 State Police: 518-897-2000 Upper Jay State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911 Wilmington State Police: 518-897-2000 Fire and Rescue: 911

North Country Association for the Visually Impaired 22 US Oval - Suite B-15 Plattsburgh 518-562-2330 Fax: 518-562-2331 ncavi2001@yahoo.com www.ncavi.org

Financial/ Investments

Adirondack Regional Federal Credit Union adkcreditunion.com Tupper Lake: 280 Park St. 518-359-2921 Plattsburgh: 23 Smithfield Blvd. 4 Seasons Plaza 518-562-0221 Potsdam: 166 Market St. 315-268-1440

Champlain National Bank www.champlainbank.com Saranac Lake: 622 Lake Flower Ave. 518-304-5200 Lake Placid: 2040 Saranac Ave. 518-523-7070 Keene: 10849 NYS Rte 9N 518-576-9515 Elizabethtown: 7558 Court St. 518-873-6347 Westport: 6478 Main St. 518-983-3316 Willsboro: 3900 NYS Route 22 518-963-4201 Crown Point: 2687 Main St. 518-983-3322 Plattsburgh: 500 Rte 3 518-561-6000 Plattsburgh: 32 Cornelia St. 518-562-1785 Champlain: 636 State Route 11 518-983-3314 Community Bank communitybankna.com Tupper Lake: 75 Park St. 518-359-3344 314 Hosley Ave. 518-359-2917 Saranac Lake: 588 Lake Flower Ave. 518-891-3817 Saranac Lake: 46 Broadway 518-891-2900 Plattsburgh: 519 Rte. 3 518-561-6696 Plattsburgh: 173 Margaret St. 518-561-0088

SeaComm Federal Credit Union 30 Stearns St. Massena 315-764-0566 www.seacomm.org Other Locations: Potsdam, Malone, Canton, Ogdensburg, and coming soon to Plattsburgh

Fire

Saranac Lake Volunteer Fire Deptartment 100 Broadway P.O. Box 509 Saranac Lake Emergency: 911 Info/Business: 518-891-2333 www.saranaclakefire.com info@saranaclakefire.com

Flooring

Young Lyon Floor & Home 1923 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-9855 www.younglyon.com

Food Pantries

Ecumenical Charity Program of Lake Placid Food Pantry Linda Young, Coordinator St. Agnes Catholic Church Hillcrest Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-9620 Helping Hands Thrift Shop Linda Young, Coordinator George Bliss Rd Lake Placid 518-523-8151 Emergency Needs Program & Food Pantry ACAP P.O. Box 848 7572 Court St. Elizabethtown 518-873-3207 Food Stamps Essex County 7551 Court St. P.O. Box 217 Elizabethtown 518-873-3441

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National Runaway Switchboard (800) RUNAWAY www.1800runaway.org

Eye Care/Vision

Grace Pantry of St. Luke’s Church Maggie Mortensen PO Box 614 Saranac Lake 860-944-7236 maggiemortensen551@gmail.com Richard C. Loeber St. Luke’s Saranac Lake 860-944-7236 maggiemortensen5551@gmail.com

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Jay/Wilmington Ecumenical Food Shelf Don Morrison, Coordinator Haselton Rd. Wilmington 518-946-7192

North Country Children’s Clinic Women, Infants and Children’s Program 44 Catherine St. Malone Franklin County: 518-483-4262 www.childrens-clinic.org Saint Paul’s/Assumption Food Pantry Town of Franklin: 518-891-1619 Saranac Lake Interfaith Food Pantry Corner of Bloomingdale Ave./Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-0141, 518-891-7325, 518-891-3725

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Town of Jay Food Shelf Supervisor’s Office Jay Town Hall 11 School Lane AuSable Forks 518-647-2201

Town of Keene Food Pantry Carolyn Fish, Coordinator behind the Keene Library Route 73 Keene 518-576-4405

Tupper Lake Community Food Pantry 179 Lot 2, Demars Blvd. Tupper Lake 518-359-3080

Fuel

HomEnergy Services 33 Depot St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1616 3 Oak St. Tupper Lake 518-359-7400 homenergyservices.com Hyde Fuel 196 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-3151 www.hydefuel.com

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Funeral Homes

Fortune-Keough Funeral Home 20 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-3613 M.B. Clark, Inc. Funeral Home 2310 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-3337

Stuart-Fortune-Keough Funeral Home, Inc. 24 Cliff Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-9311

Board of Supervisors 7551 Court St., P.O. Box 217, Elizabethtown, NY 12932 518-873-3350 Fax: 518-873-3356 Judith Garrison, Clerk of the Board 518-873-3353 judyg@co.essex.ny.us Dina Garvey, Deputy 518-873-3354 dgarvey@co.essex.ny.us

Chair: Randy S. Preston, I-Wilmington randypreston@townofwilmington.org, chair@co.essex.ny.us 518-946-7179, 518-946-7384 home

Thwaits Zaumetzer Funeral Home 3 College St. P.O. Box 27 AuSable Forks 518-647-8177

Vice Chair: Shaun Gillilland, R-Willsboro supervisor@townofwillsborony.gov 518-963-8668, 518-963-7447 home, 518-420-7477 cell

Upstate Doors 3137 US Hwy 11 Malone 518-483-4125 Fax: 518-483-0900 www.upstatedoors.com

Charles Harrington, R-Crown Point supervisor@ townofcrownpointny.gov 518-597-3035, 518-597-3643 home

Garage Door Services

Government

In Bloomingdale

Town of St. Armand PO Box 338 Main St. Bloomingdale, NY 12913 Phone: 518-891-3189 Fax: 518-891-6092 www.townofstarmand.com info@townofstarmand.com

In Essex County

Affirmative Action Officer Jennifer Mascarenas 518-873-3363 jmascarenas@co.essex.ny.us Attorney Daniel T. Manning 518-873-3380 Fax: 518-873-3894 dmanning@co.essex.ny.us Auditor Lauren DeZalia 518-873-3307 ldezalia@co.essex.ny.us Laura Carson, Deputy 518-873-3308 lcarson@co.essex.ny.us

Gerald H. Morrow, D-Chesterfield gmorrow@frontiernet.net 518-834-9042, 518-834-7087 home

Noel Merrihew III, R-Elizabethtown etown@etownny.com 518-873-6555, 518-873-2673 home Ronald Jackson, R-Essex essextownsupervisor@gmail.com 518-963-4287, 518-963-7104 home Arthur “Archie” Depo, D-Jay supervisor@townofjayny.gov 518-647-2204, 518-534-8152 home

Joe Pete Wilson, D-Keene supervisor1@townofkeeneny.gov 518-576-4444 James W. Monty, R-Lewis supervisor@lewistownhall.com 518-873-6777, 518-962-4737 home, 518-570-9363 cell

Stephen McNally, D-Minerva supervisor@townofminervany.gov 518-251-2869, 518-251-2205 home

Thomas R. Scozzafava, R-Moriah supervisor@townofmoriahny.gov 518-546-8631, 518-546-7170 home

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Robin DeLoria, D-Newcomb supervisor@newcombny.com 518-582-3211 Robert T. Politi, North Elba super@northelba.org 518-523-9516

Ronald J. Moore, R-North Hudson supervisor@townofnorthhudsonny.gov 518-532-9811, 518-532-9834 home Dean Montroy, R-St. Armand dean.montroy66@gmail.com 518-891-3189 ext. 1, 518-3549796 home

Michael Marnell, R-Schroon marnell@schroon.net 518-532-7737 ext. 11, 518-5327641 home

Joseph M. Giordano, RTiconderoga supervisor@townofticonderoga.org 518-585-6265 ext. 301, 518-5866426 cell

Clerk Joseph A. Provoncha 518-873-3601 Fax: 518-873-3548 jprovon@co.essex.ny.us Brenda LaPierre, Deputy 518-873-3606 blapierre@co.essex.ny.us

Commissioner of Jurors Andrew Quinn 518-873-3377

Community Resources Anna Reynolds, Director 518-873-3426 Fax: 518-873-3633 areynolds@co.essex.ny.us Lynn Donaldson, Deputy Director 518-873-3452 Fax: 518-873-3751 ldonaldson@co.essex.ny.us Coroners Paul Connery, Ticonderoga 518-570-1144 Walter Marvin III, Elizabethtown 518-873-6713 Kellie Valentine, Moriah Center 518-546-7313 Francis Whitelaw, Bloomingdale 518-524-2093

Court, Family Richard B. Meyer, Judge Jaime Valachovic, Chief Clerk 518-873-3320 Fax: 518-873-3328 Court, Surrogate Richard B. Meyer, Judge Mary Ann Badger, Chief Clerk 518-873-3385 Fax: 518-873-3731 Disabilities Act Coordinator Chris Garrow 518-873-3745 District Attorney Kristy Sprague 518-873-3335 Fax: 518-873-3788 ksprague@co.essex.ny.us

Election Commissioners Democratic: Sue Montgomery Corey 518-873-3475 Fax: 518-873-3479 smontgomerycorey@ co.essex.ny.us Jennifer Fifield, Deputy Fax: 518-873-3477

Republican: Allison McGahay 518-873-3478 Fax: 518-873-3479 amcgahay@co.essex.ny.us Shona Doyle, Deputy

Emergency Services Don Jaquish, Director, Fire Coordinator 518-873-3901 Cell: 518-524-6911 Fax: 518-873-3963 djaquish@co.essex.ny.us Michael Blaise, Deputy Director, 911 Coordinator 518-873-3902 Fax: 518-873-3963 Cell: 518-534-4962 mblaise@co.essex.ny.us Ethics Board Carl Rubino, Chairman 518-873-3341

Fisheries 518-597-3844 Fax: 518-597-3844 Creek Road, P.O. Box 501 Crown Point, NY 12928

Industrial Development Agency Co-Directors Carol Calabrese and Jodi Olcott ccalabrese@essexcountyida.com jolcott@essexcountyida.com Adminstrative Assistant Sarah Brown info@essexcountyida.com 518-873-9114 Fax: 518-873-2011 Information Systems Daniel L. Palmer, Director 518-873-3333 Fax: 518-873-3338 danp@co.essex.ny.us

Mail Room/Central Supply Mail Room: 518-873-3369 Central Supply: 518-873-3368 Manager Daniel L. Palmer 518-873-3333 Fax: 518-873-3339 danp@co.essex.ny.us

Mental Health Terri Morse, Director 518-873-3670 Fax: 518-873-3777 tmorse@co.essex.ny.us

Motor Vehicles Department Joseph A. Provoncha, County Clerk Elizabethtown Office 518-873-3620 Ticonderoga Office 518-585-2511 Office for the Aging Krissy Leerkes, Director 518-873-3695 Fax: 518-873-3784

Personnel Officer Jennifer Mascarenas 518-873-3363 Fax: 518-873-3372 jmascarenas@co.essex.ny.us Printing Department 518-873-3354 Fax: 518-873-3356 Mike DePaoli, Printer mdepaoli@co.essex.ny.us Probation Juliann Beatty, Director 518-873-3650 Fax: 518-873-3649 jbeatty@co.essex.ny.us

Public Defender Brandon E. Boutelle 518-873-3880 Fax: 518-873-3888 bboutelle@co.essex.ny.us

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Michael K. Tyler, R-Westport supervisor@westportny.net 518-962-4419

Court, County and state Supreme Judge Richard B. Meyer Jennifer Maisano, Chief Clerk 518-873-3370 Fax: 518-873-3376

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Public Health Linda Beers, Director lbeers@co.essex.ny.us 518-873-3500 Fax: 518-873-3539 After Hours: 1-888-270-7249 Jennifer Newberry, Director of Patient Services Public Information, Press Officer Daniel Manning 518-873-3380

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Public Works Chris Garrow, Superintendent 518-873-6366 Fax: 518-873-9195 cgarrow@co.essex.ny.us Jim Dougan, Deputy jdougan@co.essex.ny.us Highway Garage: 518-873-3667 Buildings and Grounds: 518-8733640 Landfill (Serkil LLC) PO Box 60, Lewis, NY 12950 518-873-6650 Fax: 518-873-9249 Purchasing Linda Wolf 518-873-3332 Fax: 518-873-3339 E-mail: lwolf@co.essex.ny.us

Real Property Tax Services Charli Lewis, Director 518-873-3390 Fax: 518-873-3400 clewis@co.essex.ny.us Dawn Belden, Deputy Director dbelden@co.essex.ny.us

Records Management Officer Joseph A. Provoncha, County Clerk 518-873-3601 Sheriff Richard Cutting 518-873-6902 Fax. 873-6940 rcutting@co.essex.ny.us Michael Badger, Undersheriff 518-873-6903 mbadger@co.essex.ny.us Public Safety Facility 702 Stowersville Road Lewis, NY 12950

Social Services Machael Mascarenas, Commissioner 518-873-3760 Fax: 518-873-3779 mmascarenas@co.essex.ny.us

Transportation Nancy Dougal, Coordinator 518-873-3689 ndougal@co.essex.ny.us One Call Center: 1-800-914-9266

Treasurer Michael G. Diskin 518-873-3317 Fax: 518-873-3318 Jane Haskins, Deputy-Finance 518-873-3643 jhaskins@co.essex.ny.us Lisa Decker, Deputy-Taxes 518-873-3305 ldecker@co.essex.ny.us Veterans Services State Counselor Timothy Pierce 518-873-3489 tpierce@veterans.state.ny.us Veterans Clinic 518-626-5236 Noel Merrihew, County Liaison Weights and Measures Wayne E. Taylor Sr., Director 518-873-3877 Fax: 518-873-3486 Cell: 518-569-2186 wtaylor@co.essex.ny.us WIC Program Coordinator, Essex County Krista Berger 518-873-3565 Fax: 518-873-3549

In Franklin County Attorney Jonathan J. Miller 518-483-8400 Auditor Kristina Fountain 518-481-1689

Board of Elections Democratic Commissioner of Elections Kelly Cox kcox@co.franklin.ny.us Republican Commissioner of Elections Tracy Sparks tsparks@co.franklin.ny.us Democratic Deputy Commissioner of Elections Linda Maneely lmaneely@co.franklin.ny.us 518-481-1664 Fax: 518-481-6018 Republican Deputy Commissioner of Elections Erin Brockway ebrockway@co.franklin.ny.us 518-481-1663 Fax: 518-481-6018 Board of Ethics Charles E. Dievendorf 518-483-0159 Stephen Dutton 518-483-7741 John F. Marsden III 518-483-0558 Andrew Schrader 518-358-2483

Board of Legislators 355 West Main St., Suite 409 Malone, NY 12953 518-481-1641 Gloria J. Valone, Clerk 518-481-1640

Chair: Donald Dabiew District 5, D-Bombay ddabiew@co.franklin.ny.us 518-358-0049 home, 518-5217261 cell Vice Chair: Carl Sherwin District 4, D-Malone csherwin@co.franklin.ny.us 518-481-5123 home

Majority Leader: Greg Janisewski District 2, D-Chateaugay gjanisewski@co.franklin.ny.us 518-497-3240 Minority Leader Paul Maroun District 6, R-Tupper Lake wawbeek@aol.com 518-359-3066 home Paul Lauzon District 1, D-Fort Covington plauzon@co.franklin.ny.us 518-358-2396 home Andrea Dumas District 3, R-Malone adumas@co.franklin.ny.us 518-524-9514

Barbara Rice District 7, D-Saranac Lake legislatorrice@gmail.com 518-637-7912 cell

Buildings and Grounds Darrin Rubadeau, Superintendent 518-481-1507 drubadeau@co.franklin.ny.us Clerk Kip Cassavaw 518-481-1681 kcassava@co.franklin.ny.us Cheryl Boyea, Deputy County Clerk 518-481-1682 cboyea@co.franklin.ny.us

Community Services/Mental Health Suzanne Lavigne, Director 136 Broadway, Suite 5 Saranac Lake 518-891-2280

Coroners Ronald B. Keough, Saranac Lake 518-891-2184 Brian Langdon, Malone 518-483-0005 Shawn Stuart, Tupper Lake 518-359-7385 Hubert A. Wilcox, Brainardsville 518-425-3404

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Court All chambers, courts and offices 518-353-7333 Supreme Court Judge John Ellis 36 Lake St. Tupper Lake 518-285-8788 chambersjellis@nycourts.gov

County, Surrogate and Family Court Judge Robert G. Main Jr. 518-353-7320 chambersrmain@nycourts.gov Family Court Judge Derek P. Champagne 518-353-7380 chamberdchampagne@ nycourts.gov

Supreme and County Court Chief Clerk Jodi L. Wood 518-353-7340 franklinsupremeco@nycourts.gov

Surrogate Court Chief Clerk Martha LaBarge 518-353-7350 franklinsurrogate@nycourts.gov Commissioner of Jurors Kathleen Monette 518-353-7355 franklinjury@nycourts.gov

Data Processing and Information Services Andrew Green 518-481-1667 agreen1@co.franklin.ny.us District Attorney Craig P. Carriero 518-481-1544 Fax: 518-481-1545 da@co.franklin.ny.us

Economic Development Russ Kinyon, Director 518-481-1421 rkinyon@co.franklin.ny.us

Emergency Services Ricky Provost, Director rprovost@co.franklin.ny.us 518-483-2580 John Bashaw, Deputy Director jbashaw@co.franklin.ny.us 518-483-8584

Manager Donna Kissane 518-481-1693 dkissane@co.franklin.ny.us

Motor Vehicle Department Lynn Goyea, Supervisor Franklin County Courthouse 355 West Main St. Malone, NY 12953 518-481-1606 Fax: 518-483-9165 (Insurance cards only) Malone office hours: 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, closed legal holidays, must be in line by 3:30 p.m.

Harrietstown Town Hall 39 Main St., Suite 4 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-1748 Fax: 518-891-9430 (Insurance cards only) Saranac Lake office hours: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, closed legal holidays New York Connects Office For the Aging Becky Preve, Director Penny Leonard, Admin. Aid 518-481-1526 Fax: 518-481-1635 frankofa@co.franklin.ny.us

Personnel/Self-Insurance Office Kim Godreau, Personnel Officer 518-481-1677 Fax: 518-483-2340 kgodreau@co.franklin.ny.us

Juvenile Unit (Wednesdays only) 56 Lake St. Tupper Lake 518-359-7244 Fax: 518-359-7311 Adult Unit (Thursdays only) 412 State Route 37 Akwesasne 518-358-9200 Fax: 518-359-9334

Public Defender, Conflict Defender and Assigned Counsel Thomas Soucia, Public Defender 518-481-1624

Cynthia Salmon-Conzola, Conflict Defender 518-481-1593 Jill Dyer, Assigned Counsel Coordinator 518-481-1423

Public Health Kathleen F. Strack, Director 355 West Main St., second floor Malone 518-481-1709 fchealth@co.franklin.ny.us Satellite office 136 Broadway, Saranac Lake 518-891-4471

After-hours emergency 1-877-410-5753 then press #5

Purchasing/Bids Denise Russell, Asst. Purchasing Agent 518-481-1695 Fax: 518-483-0141 drussell@co.franklin.ny.us Real Property Tax Service Jeanette Tummons, Director 518-481-1504 Fax: 518-481-5995 jtummons@co.franklin.ny.us

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Family Court Chief Clerk Janice Mock 518-353-7360 franklinfamily@nycourts.gov

Highway Department 14981 State Route 30 Malone 518-483-1140 Garage: 518-483-4950 Brad Marsh, Superintendent bmarsh@co.franklin.ny.us Allison Susice, Principal Account Clerk asusice@co.franklin.ny.us

Probation Denise L. McLane, Director 355 West Main Street, Suite 131 Malone 518-481-1649 Fax: 518-481-1645

Records Management Kristina M. Fountain, Senior Clerk 518-481-1671 rmdept@co.franklin.ny.us kfountain@co.franklin.ny.us

Adult Unit 120 Demars Blvd. Tupper Lake 518-359-2471 Fax: 518-359-2471

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Adult and Juvenile Unit 136 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-2710 Fax: 518-891-1866

Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Department Kevin Mulverhill, Sheriff 45 Bare Hill Rd Malone, NY 12953 518-483-3304 administration 518-483-6795 booking kmulverhill@co.franklin.ny.us Roland Thomas, Undersheriff rthomas@co.franklin.ny.us 518-483-3305

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Social Services 184 Finney Blvd. Malone Michele Mulverhill, Commissioner 518-481-1876 Soil and Water Conservation District Chastity Miller 518-651-2097 Solid Waste Management Authority George Eades 828 County Route 20 Constable 518-483-8270 Transportation Brad Marsh, Coordinator 518-481-1598 Fax: 518-483-6645 bmarsh@co.franklin.ny.us

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Treasurer Frances Perry 518-481-1512 Fax: 518-483-2326 fperry@co.franklin.ny.us

Veterans Services Agency Bonnie Stewart, Director 518-481-1540 Fax: 518-481-1623 bstewart@co.franklin.ny.us

In Jay

Town of Jay PO Box 730 11 School Lane AuSable Forks, NY 12912 518-647-2204 www.jaynewyork.com

In Keene

Town of Keene PO Box 89 10982 NYS Route 9N Keene, NY 12942 Phone: 518-576-4444 www.townofkeeneny.com

In Lake Placid

Town of North Elba 2693 Main St. Lake Placid, NY 12946 Phone: 518-523-9516 Fax: 518-523-9569 www.northelba.org

Village of Lake Placid 2693 Main St. Lake Placid, NY 12946 Phone: 518-523-2597 Fax: 518-523-1321 http://villageoflakeplacid.ny.gov

In Long Lake

Town of Long Lake 1130 Deerland Rd. PO Box 307 Long Lake, NY 12847 Phone: 518-624-3077 Fax: 518-624-3682 www.mylonglake.com

In New York State

Adirondack Park Agency P.O. Box 99 1133 NYS Route 86 Ray Brook, NY 12977 518-891-4050 fax: 518-891-3938

Assemblyman Billy Jones Legislative Office Building, Room 639 Albany, NY 12248 518-455-5943 Nearest district office: 202 U.S. Oval Plattsburgh, NY 12903 518-562-1986 http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/ Billy-Jones www.facebook.com/ AssemblymanDBillyJones Twitter: @jonesnyassembly

Assemblyman Dan Stec Albany office: Legislative Office Bldg. 940 Albany, NY 12248 518-455-5565 Nearest district office: 7559 Court St., Room 203 PO Box 217 Elizabethtown, NY 12932 518-873-3803 http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/ Dan-Stec stecd@assembly.state.ny.us www.facebook.com/Assemblyman DanStec Twitter: @danstec

Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman Office of the Attorney General The Capitol Albany, NY 12224-0341 General Helpline: 1-800-771-7755 Health Care Hotline: 1-800-4289071 Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 212417-5397 For the Hearing Impaired: 1-800788-9898 Immigration Fraud Hotline: 866390-2992 Nearest regional office: 43 Durkee St., Suite 700 Plattsburgh, NY 12901-2958 518-562-3288 Fax: 518-562-3294 Consumer fraud: 518-562-3282

Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli Office of the State Comptroller 110 State St. Albany, NY 12236 518-474-4044 contactus@osc.state.ny.us

Department of Corrections and Communiy Supervision 518-457-8126 Building Two, 1220 Washington Ave. Albany, NY 12226-2050 Department of Environmental Conservation 625 Broadway Albany, NY 12233-0001 Region 5 (Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Hamilton, Saratoga, Warren and Washington counties) 1115 Route 86, P.O. Box 296 Ray Brook, NY 12977-0296 518-897-1200

Department of Health District Environmental Health Program 41 St. Bernard St. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-1800

Department of Transportation 518-457-6195 New York State Department of Motor Vehicles: 1-800-CALL DMV, 1-800-225-5368 in state, 4735595 out of state Region 1, Capital District (includes Essex County) 50 Wolf Road Albany, NY 12232 Sam Zhou, Regional Director 518-457-3522

Region 7, North Country (includes Franklin County) Dulles State Office Building 317 Washington Street Watertown, NY 13601 Steven G. Kokkoris, Regional Director 315-785-2333 Nights, weekends, holidays: 518724-7586

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 518-474-8390 www.governor.ny.gov www.facebook.com/GovernorAndr ewCuomo Twitter: @NYGovCuomo

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New York State Police Troop B 1097 NYS Route 86, Box 100, Ray Brook, NY 12977-0100 518-873-2750

Office for People With Developmental Disabilities 44 Holland Ave. Albany, NY 12229 866-946-9733 Division of Quality Improvement 518-474-3625 Capital District 518-370-7331 Sunmount 518-359-3311

Olympic Regional Development Authority Olympic Center 2634 Main St. Lake Placid, NY 12946 518-523-1655 Fax: 518-523-9275 Olympic Center Box Office: 518523-3330 info@orda.org

In Paul Smiths

Town of Brighton PO Box 260 Paul Smiths, NY 12970 Phone: 518-327-3202 www.townofbrighton.net

In Piercefield

Town of Piercefield 48 Waller Piercefield, NY 12973 Phone: 518-359-7544 Fax: 518-359-9409

In Saranac Lake

Town of Harrietstown 39 Main St. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 Phone: 518-891-1470 www.harrietstown.org

Village of Saranac Lake 39 Main St., Suite 9 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 Phone: 518-891-4150 www.saranaclakeny.gov Community Development Dept. Paul Blaine Code Enforcement Officer Planning & Zoning x236 ceo2Asaranaclakeny.gov

In Tupper Lake

Town of Tupper Lake 120 Demars Blvd. Tupper Lake, NY 12986 Phone: 518-359-9261 www.tupperlakeny.gov

Village of Tupper Lake 53 Park St. PO Box 1290 Tupper Lake, NY 12986 Phone: 518-359-3341 Fax: 518-359-7802 www.tupperlakeny.gov

In Vermontville

Town of Franklin PO Box 209 Route 3 Vermontville, NY 12989 Phone: 518-891-2189 Fax: 518-891-6389 www.townoffranklin.com

In Washington

President Donald J. Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, DC 20500 Comments: 202-456-1111 Switchboard: 202-456-1414 www.whitehouse.gov Facebook: www.facebook.com/POTUS Twitter: @POTUS

Rep. Elise Stefanik Washington office: 318 Cannon House Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20515 Phone: 202-225-4611 Nearest district office: 23 Durkee St., Suite C Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Phone: 518-561-2324 Fax: 518-561-2408 https://stefanik.house.gov www.facebook.com/ RepEliseStefanik Twitter: @RepStefanik

Sen. Charles E. Schumer 322 Hart Senate Building Washington, DC 20510 202-224-6542 Fax: 202-228-3027 Closest district office: Leo O’Brien Building, Room 420 Albany, NY 12207 431-4070 Fax: 431-4076 www.schumer.senate.gov www.facebook.com/chuckschumer Twitter: @SenSchumer

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand 478 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 202-224-4451 Fax: 202-228-0282 North Country office: P.O. Box 273 Lowville, NY 13367 315-376-6118 FAX: 315-376-6118 www.gillibrand.senate.gov www.facebook.com/KirstenGillibrand Twitter: @SenGillibrand

In Wilmington

Town of Wilmington 7 Community Circle PO Box 180 Wilmington, NY 12997 Phone: 518-946-7174 Fax: 518-946-7124 www.townofwilmington.org

Health, Wellness, Fitness Adirondack Riverwalking Certified Nature Therapists Tri-Lakes Area 518-637-2963 adirondackriverwalking.com adkriverwalkingmindfully@ gmail.com

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Senator Elizabeth “Betty” Little Legislative Office Building 310 Albany, NY 12247 518-455-2811 Nearest district office: 137 Margaret St., Suite 100 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-561-2430 www.nysenate.gov/senator/ elizabeth-little www.facebook.com/ SenatorBettyLittle Twitter: @bettylittle little@senate.state.ny.us

Town of Santa Clara 5359 State Route 30 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-354-8477 info@townofsantaclara.com www.townofsantaclara.com

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Alliance for Positive Health Diana Aguglia Plattsburgh Regional Director 202 Cornelia St. Plattsburgh Phone: 518-563-2437, ext. 3412 Fax: 518-563-3620 daguglia@alliancefph.org www.allianceforpositivehealth.org Crispin Hair Design & Spa 2527 Main St. Alpine Mall, Suite 4 Lake Placid 518-523-9736 lmg86@cornell.com www.crispindayspa.com www.crispinspa.com

Plattsburgh Pregnancy Center and Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Health 62 Brinkerhoff St. Suite 103 Plattsburgh 518-324-2010 www.plattsburghpregnancycenter.org Monday - Friday 10-4 *All services free

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River Rock Salon 2049 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-4400

The Spa at Mirror Lake Inn Resort 77 Mirror Lake Dr. Lake Placid 518-302-3010

Hearing

Adirondack Audiology Associates 144 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-0487 www.adirondackaudiology.com Placid Audiology Karen Wolff, AuD 2241 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-0090 www.placidaudiology.com

Housing

DeChantal Apartments 60 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-4004 www.dechantalapartments.com

Essex County Social Services 7551 Court St. P.O. Box 217 Elizabethtown 518-873-3441 co.essex.ny.us

Franklin-Essex Housing Coalition for the Homelessness in the North Country Samantha Barnaby Housing Coordinator 126 Kiwassa Rd PO Box 402 Saranac Lake 518-891-9460 Friends of the North Country 1 Mill St. Keeseville, NY 12944 518-834-9606 Friendsofthenorthcountry.org Greenwood Apartments 89 Greenwood St. Lake Placid 518-523-2462 greenwoodapartments.com

Harrietstown Housing Authority Information/Applications 14 Kiwassa Rd. Saranac Lake 518-891-3050 ext. 101 www.harrietstownha.org

Housing Assistance Program of Essex County Alan Hipps, Exec. Dir. 103 Hand Ave. Elizabethtown 518-873-6888 info@hapec.org hapec.org New York State Mortgage Assistance Program (NYSMAP) nysmap.org 855-NYSMAP-3 Saranac Village at Will Rogers 78 Will Rogers Drive Saranac Lake 518-891-7117 www.saranacvillage.com Senior Citizens Overlook, Inc. Overlook Appartments 45 Main St., Suite 1 Bloomingdale 518-891-2194

Tupper Lake Housing Authority Ivy Terrace, 38 Boyer Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-9220 Village of Saranac Lake Community Dev. Dept. Community Development Department 39 Main St. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-4150 Saranaclakeny.gov Paul Blaine Code Enforcement Officer Planning & Zoning ext. 236 ceo2@saranaclakeny.gov

VOA Adirondack Apartments 225 Lake St. #22 Saranac Lake 518-891-6432 Woodland Apartments 15 Woodlands Drive Tupper Lake 518-359-8434 www.belmontmgmt.com

Insurance

Ayres Insurance Agency, Inc. Car, Home, Business Rob Reyell - Jeff Reyell 59 Main St. PO Box 1300 Saranac Lake 518-891-2711 Toll Free: 866-235-4663 ayresinsurance@centralny. twcbc.com

Belleville & Associates Insurance Tupper Lake 42 Park St. 518-359-3333 Saranac Lake 63 Main St. 518-891-2000 www.bellevilleandassociates.com info@bellevilleandassociates.com Gordon W. Pratt Insurance Agency 2699 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-3196 gwpratt.com I.B. Hunt Agency 84 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-6600 gwpratt.com OneGroup 117 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-3329 onegroup.com

S. Curtis Hayes, Inc. Auto, Home, Business 20 Broadway PO Box 1325 Saranac Lake 518-891-2020 Wayne Feinberg topbroker@roadrunner.com State Farm Michael Foote 5891 Cascade Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-4646 mikefooteinsurance.com

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The John M. Glover Insurance Agency Julie LaMere Insurance Agent 88 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-354-8038 www.johnmglover.com

Kitchen & Bath Design

Young Lyon Floor & Home 1923 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-9855 www.younglyon.com

Libraries

AuSable Forks Free Library 9 Church Lane AuSable Forks 518-647-5596

Keene Public Library P.O. Box 206 2836 NY-73 Scenic / Main St. Keene 518-576-2200 keenepubliclibrary@outlook.com Keene Valley Library P.O. Box 86 1796 State Rte. 73 Keene Valley 518-576-4335 www.keenevalleylibrary.org

Lake Placid Public Library 2471 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-3200

Saranac Lake Free Library 109 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-4190 Wells Memorial Library 12230 State Route 9N Upper Jay 518-946-2644

Lumber

Haselton Lumber Company 1763 Haselton Rd. Wilmington 1-800-724-6780 518-946-2233 www.haseltonlumber.com

Adirondack Daily Enterprise 54 Broadway P.O. Box 318 Saranac Lake 518-891-2600 www.AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com Lake Placid News 6179 Sentinel Road Lake Placid 518-523-4401 www.LakePlacidNews.com

Medical

Adirondack Health adirondackhealth.org P.O. Box 471 Lake Colby Drive Saranac Lake 518-891-4141 29 Church St. Lake Placid 518-523-3311

Adirondack Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, P.C. 2249 State Rte. 86 Suite 3 Saranac Lake 518-891-3845 www.adkmedpeds.com

Adirondack Wellness Network c/o Adirondack Medical Center 29 Church St. Lake Placid 518-523-8353 American Cancer Society (800) 227-2345 www.cancer.org

American Heart Association americanheart.org Elizabethtown Community Health Center 66 Park St. Elizabethtown 518-873-6896

Elizabethtown Community Hospital P.O. Box 277 75 Park St. Elizabethtown 518-873-6377 ECH.org

Essex County Public Health and Nursing Service P.O. Box 217 132 Water St. Elizabethtown 518-873-3500

Essex County Public Health HIV/AIDS Program Elizabethtown (800) 797-5772 or 518-873-3511 Essex County Public Health Immunization Clinic Elizabethtown 518-873-3500

Franklin and Essex Counties Cancer Services Programs 136 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-4471

Franklin County Public Health Services 136 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-4471 High Peaks Health Center 7 Community Circle/ Springfield Rd. Wilmington 518-946-1111

High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care Inc. Tri-Lakes Office 309 County Route 47 Suite 7 Corporate Office 518-891-9631 Saranac Lake 518-891-0606 Toll Free: 877-324-1686 Essex Office in Mineville 47 Tom Phelps Way 518-942-6513 highpeakshospice.org Hospice of the North Country Clinton County 358 Tom Miller Rd. Plattsburgh 518-561-8465 Franklin County 3909 State Route 11 Malone 518-483-3200 Medicaid Transportation Department 518-873-3411 Emergency number - 518-8733441 Mountain Medical 1927 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-7575 354 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-897-1000 3372 State Rt. 11 Malone 518-521-3322 2 Hospital Dr. Massena 315-705-0700 www.mountainmedical.net

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Goff-Nelson Memorial Library 41 Lake St. Tupper Lake 518-359-9421

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North Country Home Services 25 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2641 or 800-610-6247 www.nchs.net

Saranac Lake Voluntary Health Association, Inc. 70 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-0910

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Tri-Lakes Home Medical Equipment, Inc. trilakeshme.com 60 Broadway, Suite 1 Saranac Lake 518-891-1777 770 NYS Route 3 Airport Plaza, Suite 17 Plattsburgh 518-562-4641 155 Finney Blvd. Malone 518-483-7120 274 East Orvis St. Massena 315-769-5498

Tupper Lake Health Center 7 Stetson Rd. Tupper Lake 518-359-7000 adirondackhealth.org

University of Vermont Health Network Alice Hyde Medical Center 133 Park St. Malone 518-483-3000 alicehyde.com

Veterans Administration Clinic Saranac Lake Community Based Outpatient Clinic 33 Depot St. Saranac Lake 518-626-5237

Monuments

Ron Keough Cemetery Monument Services 518-891-2184

Moving / Storage Moving

Madden’s Transfer and Storage 187 River St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2791 U-Haul Co. 50 Parkside Dr. Lake Placid 518-523-4781

Storage

Lake Placid Self Storage 50 Parkside Dr. Lake Placid 518-523-4331

Madden’s Transfer and Storage 187 River St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2791

Museums

1932 and 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympic Museum Olympic Center 2634 Main St. Lake Placid 518-302-5326 www.lpom.org

Almonzo Wilder Farm 177 Stacy Road Burke almonzowilderfarm.com Open: Memorial Day Weekend thru Sept. 30th

Charles Dickert Memorial Wildlife Museum Collection Saranac Lake Free Library 109 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-4190 bill.green.3@dickertmuseum.org www.dickertmuseum.org Franklin County Historical Museum 51 Milwaukee St. Malone 518-483-2750 franklinhistory.org Museum Hours: June 1 - September 1 Tues. - Thurs., 1 PM to 4 PM Or by appointment year-round Historic Saranac Lake Saranac Laboratory Museum Amy Catania 89 Church St. Suite 2 Saranac Lake 518-891-4606 historicsaranaclake.org mail@historicsaranaclake.org John Brown Farm State Historic Site 115 John Brown Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-3900

Robert Louis Stevenson Memorial Cottage and Museum 44 Stevenson Lane Saranac Lake 518-891-1462

Six Nations Indian Museum 1462 County Route 60 Onchiota 518-891-2299 by appointment - June and Sept. Open July - Aug. 6 days a week The History Museum of the Lake Placid North Elba Historical Society 242 Station St. P.O. Box 189 Lake Placid 518-523-1608 Seasonal lakeplacidhistory.com

Non-Profit Organization

Adirondack Economic Development Corporation 67 Main St., Suite 300 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-5523

Catholic Charities of Franklin County 57 Rennie St. Malone 518-483-1460 Holiday Helpers PO Box 543 Saranac Lake

Homeward Bound PO Box 1100 Saranac Lake 518-891-4151

Housing Assistance Program of Essex County Alan Hipps, Exec. Dir. 103 Hand Ave. Elizabethtown 518-873-6888 info@hapec.org hapec.org

Pharmacy Kinney Drugs 277 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-3132

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Plumbing

HomEnergy Services 33 Depot St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1616 3 Oak St. Tupper Lake 518-359-7400 homenergyservices.com

Post Offices

Bloomingdale Post Office Bloomingdale 12913 518-891-2868 Gabriels Post Office Gabriels 12939 518-327-3609

Keene Post Office Keene 12942 518-576-9966

Lake Clear Post Office Lake Clear 12945 518-891-3608

Lake Placid Post Office Lake Placid 12946 518-523-3071

Paul Smiths Post Office Paul Smiths 12970 518-327-3200 Piercefield Post Office Piercefield 12973 518-359-3410

Rainbow Lake Post Office Rainbow Lake 12976 518-327-5298 Ray Brook Post Office Ray Brook 12977 518-891-5298

Saranac Lake Post Office Saranac Lake 12983 518-891-4390 Tupper Lake Post Office Tupper Lake 12986 518-359-9401

Wilmington Post Office Wilmington 12997 518-946-7159

Printers

Adirondack Daily Enterprise Newspapers and Newsletters 54 Broadway PO Box 318 Saranac Lake 518-891-2600 cmoore@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Compass Printing 42 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-7050 Fax: 518-891-7046 www.compassprintingplus.com

UPS Store 1936 Saranac Ave. #3 Lake Placid (P) 518-523-1865 (F) 518-523-1868 www.theupsstorelocal.com/3190 design@upsstorelakeplacid.com store3190@theupsstore.com

Real Estate

Adirondack Stiles Real Estate Company 3 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-524-8937 kstiles1@gmail.com www.adirondackstiles.com Ayres Realty, Inc. Real Estate Service for Buyers and Sellers Rob Reyell - Jeff Reyell 57 Main St. PO Box 1300 Saranac Lake 518-891-2713 866-ADK HOME 866-235-4663 www.ayresrealestate.com info@ayresrealestate.com B.A. Straight Real Estate 6567 Route 86 Jay 518-946-2600 www.bastraightrealestate.com

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Adirondack Premier Properties Inc. 2429 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-3333 www.adkpp.com

Brenda M. Goulette Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Engel & Völkers Lake Placid Real Estate 2284 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid Office: 518-523-4404 Mobile: 518-637-1748 Fax: 518-523-4405 www.lakeplacid.evusa.com brenda.goulette@evusa.com Coldwell Banker Whitbeck Associates 2577 Main St. Lake Placid 518-418-2222 20 Miller St. Plattsburgh 518-562-9999 302 W. Main St. Malone 518-314-0611 www.cbwhitbeck.com

Corey Iaria Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Select Sotheby’s International Realty 2527 Main Street, Suite 7 Lake Placid Office: 518-523-2550 Cell: 518-524-6608 www.selectsothebysrealty.com Corey.Iaria@sothebysrealty.com

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Jay Post Office Jay 12941 518-946-7200

Vermontville/ Onchiota Post Office Vermontville/ Onchiota 12989 518-891-2800

Engel & Völkers Lake Placid Real Estate 2284 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-4404 Toll free: 1-800-724-8778 Real Estate: www.lakeplacid.evusa.com Vacation Rentals www.lakeplacidvacationhomes.com Colleen M. Holmes Real Estate Broker/Owner Gillis Realty, Inc. 80 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-9797 Main St. Long Lake 518-624-5531 1-877-602-1889 www.gillisrealty.com

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Hearthside Realty, LLC 10897 NYS Rt. 9 Keene Office: 518-576-1004 Fax: 518-576-1008 Cell: 518-441-6146 jsd75@live.com www.hearthsiderealtyadk.com

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LaValley Real Estate ‘.com’ Adirondack Office: 96 Park St. Tupper Lake 518-359-9440 Saint Lawrence Valley Office: 35 Main St. Potsdam 315-268-0800 Northern Foothills: 368 W. Main St. Malone 518-483-4163 www.lavalleyrealestate.com

Robert Martin Associate Real Estate Broker Select Sotheby’s International Realty 2527 Main Street, Suite 7 Lake Placid Office: 518-523-2550 Cell: 518-524-7242 www.selectsothebysrealty.com

S. Curtis Hayes, Inc. Full Service Brokerage Year Round, Seasonal Vacation Rentals 20 Broadway PO Box 1325 Saranac Lake 518-891-2020 topbroker@roadrunner.com www.adirondackproperties.com Sandy Hayes Realty PO Box 288 206 River Road Bloomingdale Office: 518-891-4343 Cell: 518-524-4343 sandy@sandyhayesrealty.com www.sandyhayesrealty.com Rural lots, land & lakefront Tri-Lakes Realty Lake Placid 518-523-7000 lmg86@cornell.edu www.tri-lakes-realty.com Sales * Rentals * Property Management

Schools

(BOCES) Adirondack Educational Center 711 State Route 3 Saranac Lake 518-891-1330

Adirondack Christian School Pastor John Strong 6065 NYS Route 86 Wilmington 518-946-2487 AuSable Forks Elementary School 28 Church Lane AuSable Forks 518-647-5503

AuSable Valley Middle-High School 1490 Route 9N Clintonville 518-647-5100 or 518-834-2800 Bloomingdale Elementary School 93 Main St. Bloomingdale 518-891-3198 Children’s Corner of the Adirondacks ARC 203 River St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2258 12 Mohawk St. Tupper Lake 518-359-7518, ext. 104 17 West St. Malone 518-483-0090

Franklin/Essex /Hamilton BOCES 23 Huskie Lane Malone 518-483-6420 www.fehb.org Head Start ACAP 518-873-3207 x232 877-873-2979 Lake Placid Site 161 Hillcrest Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-0003 Saranac Lake Site 26 Trudeau Rd. Saranac Lake 518-354-8660 acapinc.org

Holy Name School 14207 Main St. AuSable Forks 518-647-8444

Keene Central School 33 Market St. P.O. Box 67 Keene Valley 518-576-4555

L.P. Quinn Elementary School 294 Hosley Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-2981

Lake Placid Elementary School 318 Old Military Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-3640

Lake Placid Elementary School Friends Organization 318 Old Military Rd. LakePlacidhealth.com 518-523-3640 Jackie Gilmore www.lpes-lpds-ny. schoolloop.com

Lake Placid Middle/High School 34 School St. Lake Placid 518-523-2474 North Country School/ Camp Treetops P.O. Box 187 4382 Cascade Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-9329 northcountryschool.org camptreetops.org Northern Lights School 57 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-3206 northernlightsschool.org Northwood School 92 Northwood Rd. P.O. Box 1070 Lake Placid 518-523-3357 Northwoodschool.com

Saranac Lake High School on LaPan Hwy. 79 Canaras Ave. Saranac Lake 518-891-4450 Saranac Lake Petrova Elementary/Middle School 79 Canaras Ave. Saranac Lake 518-891-4221 St. Agnes School St. Agnes Day Camp 2322 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-3771 www.stagneslp.org admin@stagneslp.org

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Tupper Lake Middle/High School 25 Chaney Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-3322

Security Systems

Mahoney Alarms Lake Placid 518-523-1600 mahoneyalarms.com

Senior Citizens Services

Adirondack Adult Center Darlene LaFave, Director 179 Demars Blvd. Tupper Lake 518-359-9070

Don E. Smith Apartments 15 Church St. Tupper Lake 518-359-2500

Elderly Nutrition Program ACAP 518-873-3207

Essex County Office of the Aging 132 Water St. Elizabethtown 518-873-3695 Lifeline 25 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2641

Meals on Wheels Saranac Lake Contact: S.L. Adult Center 518-891-2980 North Country Home Services 518-891-2641 Medicaid Lake Placid, 518-873-3450 Saranac Lake, 518-891-0240 Tupper Lake, 518-359-9317

Mercy Care for the Adirondacks 185 Old Military Rd. Lake Placid 518-523-5580 www.adkmercy.org Neighborhood House Keene Valley 518-576-4474 www.KVNH.org

New York State Vocational Rehabilitation District Office North Star Industries: Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Social Security 800-772-1213 North Country Home Services 25 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2641 or 800-610-6247 www.nchs.net Patient Review Instrument 518-873-3541 Elizabethtown Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 518-481-1528

Saranac Lake Adult Center 136 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-2980

Saranac Village at Will Rogers 78 Will Rogers Drive Saranac Lake 518-891-7117 www.saranacvillage.com Senior Citizens Overlook, Inc. Overlook Appartments 45 Main St., Suite 1 Bloomingdale 518-891-2194

Senior Companion Program Sunmount Development Center Tupper Lake 518-359-3311, Ext. 4097 The Essex County Office of the Aging/ The Essex County Nutrition Program for the Elderly 301 Main St. Lake Placid 518-523-2730

Services

C.C.C.C.N.C. The Child Care Coordinating Council of the North Country. Inc. and The Adirondack Network of Family Resource Centers Family Connection Resource Center Plattsburgh: 518-561-4999 Families First Elizabethtown: 518-873-9544 Families R Us Resource Center Malone: 518-481-7281 Family Matters Resource Center Tupper Lake: 518-359-8167 Child Care Subsidies Clinton - DSS 518-565-3310 Essex - DSS 518-873-3441 Franklin - DSS 518-481-1808 St. Regis Mohawk - DSS 358-2272 Citizens Advocates 33 Petrova Ave. Saranac Lake 518-891-2590

Community Connections Franklin County 7 Pearl St. Malone 518-521-3507

Franklin County Community Services 136 Broadway, Ste. 5 PO Box 1337 Saranac Lake Phone: 518-891-2280 Fax: 518-891-2080

Friends of the North Country 1 Mill St. Keeseville, NY 12944 518-834-9606 Friendsofthenorthcountry.org

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DeChantal Apartments 60 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-4004 www.dechantalapartments.com

Medicare 1-800-633-4227 Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services 7500 Security Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21244-1850 www.medicare.gov

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Hospice of the North Country Clinton County 358 Tom Miller Rd. Plattsburgh 518-561-8465 Franklin County 3909 State Route 11 Malone 518-483-3200 Tri-Lakes Center for Independent Living 43 Broadway, Suite 1 Saranac Lake 518-891-5295 www.tlcil.org

Shipping Services

UPS Store 1936 Saranac Ave. #3 Lake Placid (P) 518-523-1865 (F) 518-523-1868 www.theupsstorelocal.com/3190 design@upsstorelakeplacid.com store3190@theupsstore.com

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Ski Areas

Dewey Mountain Route 3 Saranac Lake 518-891-2697 or 800-491-0414 deweyskicenter.com

Mount Pisgah Saranac Lake 518-891-0970 or 518-891-6222 www.Saranaclake.com/pisgah.shtml Olympic Sports Complex Mt. Van Hoevenberg Cross Country Biathlon Center 220 Bobrun Lane, Rte. 73 Lake Placid 518-523-2811 whitefacelakeplacid.com Whiteface Mountain 5021 NYS Rte. 86 Wilmington 518-946-2223 whiteface.com

Social Services

Adirondack Community Action Programs, Inc. Aging Services Child and Family Services Emergency Needs Employment Training Weatherization and Energy Services 7572 Court St., Suite 2 P.O. Box 848 Elizabethtown 518-873-3207 877-873-2979 acapinc.org Adult Protective Services Essex County 518-873-3430

Cancer Information Service 800-422-6237 Catholic Charities 6866 State Hwy. 37 Ogdensburg 315-393-2255

Centers for Disease Control 800-232-4636 www.cdc.gov

Champlain Valley Right to Life Committee P.O. Box 722 Au Sable Forks 518-647-5153 champlainvalleyrighttolife.org Child Abuse Hotline 800-342-3720 Child-Find Hotline 800-426-5678

Children and Family Services 7551 Court St. Elizabethtown 518-873-3420 Domestic Violence 24-hour Hotline 888-563-6904

Early Childhood Direction Center 518-483-6420

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Early Chilhood Intervention 518-546-3355 mountainlakeservices.org

Eat Well-Play Hard Coalition of the North Country North Country Healthy Heart Network North Country Tobacco Cessation Center A Rural Action Now! 126 Kiwassa Rd. Saranac Lake 518-891-5855 www.HeartNetwork.org Emergency Food and Shelter Program 518-483-1261

Episcopal Counseling Services 518-523-3280 Essex County Department of Social Services Food Stamps, HEAP, Temp. Assist., Medicaid, Daycare 7551 Court St. Elizabethtown 518-873-3441 Franklin County Foster Care 355 W. Main St. Malone Diane Guyette 518-481-1831

Franklin County Public Health Services 136 Broadway Saranac Lake 518-891-4471 Franklin County Substance Abuse Services 518-891-2467 Hearing Aid Helpline 800-521-5247

Heart Association of Northern New York Lincoln Building Watertown 315-782-1791 Homeward Bound PO Box 1100 Saranac Lake 518-891-4151

JCEO 54 Margaret St. Plattsburgh 518-561-6310 - Clinton County 518-483-7022 - Franklin County www.JCEO.org Email: JCEO@JCEO.org

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New York State Office of Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities Main office 209 W. Main St., Suite 3 Malone 518-483-3530 or 800-882-2803 www.vesid.nysed.gov/ New York State Office of Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities 800-522-4369

North Country Children’s Clinic Women, Infants and Children’s Program 44 Catherine St. Malone Franklin County: 518-483-4262 www.childrens-clinic.org North Country Home Services 25 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-2641 or 800-610-6247 www.nchs.net

Nursing Services 518-873-3500

Parent to Parent Children with Disabilities P.O. Box 1296 Tupper Lake 518-359-3006 ParenttoParentNYS.org Parents Anonymous 518-561-4999

Physically Handicapped Children’s Program Essex County Nursing Service Elizabethtown 518-873-3522

Probation Departments Franklin County 518-891-2710 or 518-359-2471

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SARANAC LAKE Welfare Secretary Rev. Vance & Maggie Mortensen PO Box 614 Saranac Lake 860-794-8987 vance.mortensen@gmail.com maggiemortensen551@gmail.com Christmas Coordinator Patricia Lawrence 140 Olive St. Saranac Lake 518-637-5504 mrmrslawrence@yahoo.com TUPPER LAKE Food Pantry 518-359-3080 Tues./Thurs. a.m.

School Coordinator Lisa Gillis Tupper Lake High School 25 Chaney Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-3371 Community Coordinator Betty Maus 179 Demars Blvd., Lot 2 Tupper Lake 518-359-3721 Kettles Jerry Richer 38 Barry Ave. Tupper Lake 518-359-8538 herry@chirpingbat.com

Saranac Lake Voluntary Health Association, Inc. 70 Main St. Saranac Lake 518-891-0910 Sexual Assault Services Planned Parenthood 1-877-212-2323

Social Security Administration and Supplemental Security Income U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 14 Durkee St., Suite 230 Plattsburgh 866-296-8271 (Local office direct line) 800-772-1213 (Information national socialsecurity.gov Social Services Franklin County 136 Broadway St. #2 Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-0240 38 Boyer Ave Tupper Lake, NY 12986 518-359-9317

Special Education Services Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES 711 State Route 3 Saranac Lake 518-891-1330 www.FEHB.org

United Way of the Adirondack Region Inc. Clinton, Essex and Franklin Counties 45 Tom Miller Rd. Plattsburgh 518-563-0028 www.unitedwayadk.org www.211adk.org kathy@unitedwayadk.org Weatherization and Energy Assistance Program ACAP 518-873-3207 WIC Program Coordinator, Essex County Krista Berger 518-873-3565 Fax: 518-873-3549

Taxis

Adk Express of Saranac Lake 518-524-6963

Thrift Shops

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North Star Mental Health Offices Tupper Lake / Saranac Lake Outpatient 518-891-5535 Malone 518-483-3261

Salvation Army Salvation Army HELPLINE: 518-897-5005

Ecumenical Charity Program of Lake Placid Food Pantry Linda Young, Coordinator St. Agnes Catholic Church Hillcrest Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-9620 Helping Hands Thrift Shop Linda Young, Coordinator George Bliss Rd Lake Placid 518-523-8151 Family Champions of the North Country, Inc. 61 Main St. Tupper Lake 518-359-9110 familychampions@yahoo.com Go Fish 89 Will Rogers Drive Saranac Lake 518-891-3255

Seventh Day Adventist Community Services 44 St. Bernard St. Saranac Lake 518-891-6130

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Towing

Madden’s Garage Towing & Recovery 187 River St. Saranac Lake 518-891-1100 Twin “D” Automotive, Inc. 155 Church St. Saranac Lake 518-891-6451

Transportation Essex County Public Transportation 8053 US Rte 9 PO Box 217 Elizabethtown, NY 12932 800-914-9266

Airports and Airplanes Adirondack Flight Center Adirondack Regional Airport Lake Clear 518-891-4600

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Adirondack Flying Service Lake Placid Airport 27 Airport Lane Lake Placid, NY 12946 518-523-2473 518-523-2488 1-866-439-2399 info@flyanywhere.com Adirondack Regional Airport 96 Airport Rd. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-4600

Auto Rentals

Walker Motors 6176 Sentinel Rd. Lake Placid S.L. Regional Airport 96 Airport Rd. Saranac Lake 518-523-4838

Bus

Adirondack Trailways www.trailwaysNY.com 800-858-8555

Essex County Public Transportation 8053 US Rte 9 PO Box 217 Elizabethtown, NY 12932 800-914-9266

Train

Amtrak Westport/Plattsburgh 800-872-7245 Reservations and Schedule information 800-872-7245 Amtrak.com

Utilities

Essex County Advocate Program 7573 Court St. #204 Elizabethtown 518-873-9281

Lake Placid Power House 77 Powerhouse Lane Lake Placid 518-523-2021

Lake Placid Water and Sewer Department Town Hall 518-523-2597 After hours Fire Dept. 518-523-3211

National Grid 1-888-932-0301 Main Outages & Electric Emergencies 1-800-867-5222 New York State Electric and Gas Customer Service 1-800-572-1111 Electric Interruption/Emergency 1-800-572-1131 Automated Account Information 1-800-600-2275 Saranac Lake Water Department DPW 518-891-4160 Waste & Water Treatment 518891-3037 Tupper Lake Municipal Electric/Sewer 518-359-3341 Verizon 518-890-8700

Veterinarians/ Pet Services Animal Abuse Hotline 1-844-4RESQME or 1-844-473-7763 Dr. Karl Zaunbrecher 88 Baker St. Saranac Lake 518-891-3421

High Peaks Animal Hospital 1087 NYS Rt. 86 Ray Brook 518-891-4410 highpeaksvet.com

Lake Placid Animal Hospital 5673 Cascade Road Lake Placid Dr. Alison Flanigan, DVM 518-523-7319 lakeplacidanimalhospital.com Pretty Paws 1915 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-3934

Window Coverings Ford’s Blind & Shade 24 Rectory St. Clintonville 518-834-9812 paulford4455@yahoo.com

Young Lyon Floor & Home 1923 Saranac Ave. Lake Placid 518-523-9855 www.younglyon.com

Yoga

Earthshine Yoga Studio, LLC 52 Dorsey St. Saranac Lake Located in Village Municipal Parking Lot 518-339-3008 Earthshineyogastudio.com

Youth Centers

Lake Placid Youth Athletic Association P.O. Box 129 Lake Placid www.eteamz.com/lpyaa

Saranac Lake Youth Center 29 Woodruff St. P.O. Box 1003 Saranac Lake 518-891-5846 facebook.com/saranaclake.youthcenter email: saranaclakeyouth@gmail.com Shipman Youth Center 61 Cummins Rd. P. O. Box 1122 Lake Placid 518-523-8786 shipmanyouthcenter.org

Wilmington Youth Center Park Rd. Wilmington 518-946-7197

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Moira ......................12957 Mooers ....................12958 Mooers Forks ..........12959 Morrisonville ............12962 Mountain View ........12969 New Russia ............12964 North Bangor ..........12966 Onchiota ..................12968 Owls Head ..............12969 Paul Smiths ............12970 Peru ........................12964 Piercefield................12973 Plattsburgh ..............12901 Plattsburgh AFB ......12903 Port Kent ................12975 Rainbow Lake ........12976 Ray Brook ..............12977 Redford....................12978 Rouses Point ..........12979 Saint Huberts ..........12943 Saranac ..................12981 Saranac Lake ..........12983 Schuyler Falls..........12985 Standish ..................12952 St. Regis Falls ........12980 Tupper Lake ............12986 Upper Jay................12987 Upper St. Regis ......12945 Vermontville ............12989 Wadhams ................12990 West Bangor............12991 West Chazy ............12992 Westport ..................12993 Whallonsburg ..........12994 Willsboro..................12996 Wilmington ..............12997

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Altona ......................12910 Ausable Chasm ......12911 Bangor ....................12966 Bloomingdale ..........12913 Brainardsville ..........12915 Brushton ..................12916 Burke ......................12917 Cadyville..................12912 Champlain ..............12918 Chateaugay ............12929 Chazy ......................12921 Childwold ................12922 Churubusco ............12923 Clintonville ..............12924 Constable ................12926 Dannemora..............12929 Dickinson Center ....12930 Ellenburg ................12933 Ellenburg Center ....12934 Ellenburg Depot ......12935 Elizabethtown ..........12932 Essex ......................12936 Fort Covington ........12937 Gabriels ..................12939 Hogansburg ............13655 Jay ..........................12941 Keene ......................12942 Keene Valley ..........12943 Keeseville ................12944 Lake Clear ..............12945 Lake Placid..............12946 Lewis ......................12950 Loon Lake ..............12968 Lyon Mountain ........12952 Malone ....................12953 Merrill ......................12955

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As part of their trip, the youth group visits the red light district. The analogy they like to use when explaining the red light district is “it’s like going to the edge of a cliff and seeing what happens when people fall off.” Lee said without proper schooling and encouragement many young adults will “fall off the cliff.” The brothels in Cambodia almost feel like a nightmarish eatery, according to Lee; someone stands outside with pamphlets describing how much particular sex acts cost. “It’s like going into a restaurant and looking at a menu,” he said, “only it’s sad because this time humans are on the menu.” Many of the customers Lee witnessed partaking in the brothels were westerners and Americans. Plank, who went on the group’s last trip to Cambodia, said it’s an extremely eye opening experience. And it’s not just the red light district that shocks people. When the youth group was in Siem Reap, Plank said their living situation was all right. The hotel was comfortable and the surrounding neighborhoods and religious temples were beautiful, but communities on the outskirts of town were crammed with small homes and large families, and the streets were often flooded. “If you take a second and look around,” he said, “you’ll see how scary it all is.” On the last trip, Lee saw a western woman about to walk into the red light district with her young son. The boy looked only eight years old. Lee asked the woman if she knew what neighborhood she was about to walk into. “She said they were going that way to stop by the markets and go shopping,” Lee said, “but you can’t ignore it, though. Even if you’re just there to shop, it’s right in your face.” The mission trips aren’t solely for members of the ACC. While most live in Lake Placid and attend the ACC, Lee said some of the members come from other communities in the Tri-Lakes region such as Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake and Keene. Pastor Derek Hanson, who started working at the ACC in September, said he appreciates that some of the youth group members don’t belong to that particular congregation in Lake Placid. “It’s good to see how our participation expands beyond the church,” he said. A former youth group member himself, Hansen once spent time in Masaya, Nicaragua building schools as well as relationships with fellow group members and locals. The Nicaraguans taught him how to be joyful, and he hopes the youth groups going to Delaware and Cambodia have a similar experience. “I hope the kids will understand what it means to serve God,” Hansen said. Lee called these mission trips a two way street. “Nothing we give them is more valuable than what they give us,” he said. He cited how the trips usually involve going to places where people don’t have the comforts most Americans do, and that puts life in a new perspective for the youth group members.

‘If you take a second and look around, you’ll see how scary it all is.’ Hayden Plank

“A lot of these places don’t have good septic systems, or clean water or constant electricity,” Lee said, “meanwhile we’re back here in Price Chopper complaining about if we lose Wi-Fi. It makes you take a step back and say, ‘I can go without.’” Kids join the youth group because they actually want to give back and be empathetic human beings, according to Lee. The traveling to different places and making new friends are a great bonus, but he believes the youth community genuinely wants to help; today’s young adults aren’t the lazy, selfabsorbed millennials they’re sometimes seen as. “I believe in the modern teenager,” Lee said. “It’s not just all Xboxes and iPhones to them.” People or businesses interested in donating to the mission trips should contact Lee Kyler at 518-5233753 or 585-281-2785 (cell) or by email at adkyouth@gmail.com.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES American Red Cross: 518-561-7280 Child Abuse Hotline: 800-342-3720 Child Find Hotline: 800-426-5678 Domestic Violence: 888-518-563-6904 FBI: 518-563-4680 National Runaway Switchboard: 800-RUNAWAY Salvation Army Helpline: 518-897-5005 Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255 Tri-Lakes Animal Shelter: 518-891-0017

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