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P’burgh nets Canadian hybrid energy company Biz expected to bring in 32 new jobs By Elizabeth Izzo

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PLATTSBURGH | A Montreal-based green energy company is putting down roots in Plattsburgh. The Clinton County Legislature last week authorized a five-year lease agreement with Novacab, a Canadian company that deals in hybrid energy storage technology. The company’s lease term begins May 1. “Th is is an important milestone in the deployment of our innovative technologies in New York state and abroad,” Novacab Founder Stephane Bilodeau said in a statement. “This achievement is the result of a huge endeavor done by our team with the help of many collaborators.”

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Novacab is expected to bring 32 new jobs to the area and invest $1.5 million in the build-out of its new facility here, a building on campus at Plattsburgh International Airport (PIA). Empire State Development (ESD) has sweetened the deal by agreeing to provide the company with up to $225,000 in tax credits through the Excelsior Jobs Program based on the company’s performance. performance. company's » Green energy Cont. on pg. 5

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PLATTSBURGH C PLATTSBURGH |I Prime Prime Companies has has been been formallv formally chosen nies chosen to to develop the Durkee Durkee Street lot. the Street l~t. The Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Common Common Council The ( last week week authorized Mayor Colin last authorized Mavo Read sign an an agreement Read to to sign agreeme~t,with the Cohoes-based c1 Cohoes-based real real estate estate company to redevelop downtown to redevelop the the dm

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parking lot into a mixed-use apartment building with commercial storefronts. The project is one of 10 funded as part of Plattsburgh’s $10 million statefunded Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). Prime Companies, doing business locally as Prime Plattsburgh LLC, will receive roughly $4.3 million of that $10 million as an incentive to develop the property. The Cohoes developer is set to invest approximately $22 million in private funding into the site, according to Community Development Director Matthew Miller. Prime was the lone company to respond to a request for proposals released by the city last year to develop the Durkee Street lot.

As part of that request for proposals, the company is set to purchase the Durkee Street lot for $1. A representative for Prime Companies has said that the developer will be seeking a PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) agreement with the city. The timeline for the Prime Companies development is still being fleshed out, Miller said. “We’re still working out the schedule,” he told reporters last week. “It’s an evolving schedule.” When construction starts, the project is slated to be complete within two years, according to Miller. » Durkee Street Cont. on pg. 7

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PERU | The Peru varsity baseball team will rely on seven returning seniors to help them make a push for the Class B title in 2019. “This year’s Peru Indians baseball team returns a lot of experience from last year’s team,” coach Brian Marino said. “Included in those seven seniors are four pitchers. We have several players that we look to be key in our success, including CVAC and Division I all-stars Ryley O’Connell (pitcher), Carson Cunningham (third base) and Noah Lederman (outfield).”

Marino said depth could be key in a very tough Class B. “It will be a fight to the end with teams like PHS, Beekmantown, Saranac and NCCS, but we expect to be in the thick of the fight,” he said. Members of the Indians roster include Matt Forrence, Noah Lederman, Francis Knuessle, Regan Baker, Michael Tavernia, Carson Cunningham, Zachary O’Connell, Wyatt Premore, John Tarabula, Sean Crowley, Ryley O’Connell, Peter Mazzella, Zach Miner and Macen Mero. ■

State police investigate death of Rouses Point woman ROUSES POINT | A Rouses Point woman was found dead on Stony Point Road last week. The body of Ruth D. Danielson-O’Hearn, 56, was discovered not far from the road on the frozen surface of Lake Champlain last Tuesday, police say. No foul play is suspected. An autopsy performed by Dr.

Cara Soper at CVPH last week determined that she died of hypothermia after a fall that resulted in a head injury. Clinton County Coroner David Donah ruled the death accidental. State police say that the woman was known to frequently take walks in the area where she was found. The body of Danielson-O’Hearn was located by a pass-

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erby at approximately 7:45 a.m. March 26, and police responded to the scene sometime before 8 a.m., according to New York State Police. The law enforcement agency continues to investigate DanielsonO’Hearn’s death. Anyone with information about the death or who may have spoken with her overnight is asked to contact the New York State Police Plattsburgh barracks at 518-563-3761. ■

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there were 35 members; now there are seven. The club’s service area encompasses Wilmington to Port Kent. Peter Prescott of Keeseville joined the club about 40 years ago. I asked Peter how it feels to know that this club that has had such a big impact on the community and been such a big part of his life for so long, is ending. He said, “I’ve watched it coming over the years. People are more money-conscious and have diﬀerent priorities.” Here is a sampling of the Rotary Club of AuSable Valley’s projects: • They built and maintain the pavilion at the Jay covered bridge near the tennis courts. • The club has raised tens of thousands of dollars from the community for scholarships for graduates of AuSable Valley and Keene Central schools, as much as $12,000 annually. • They do a twice-yearly highway cleanup on Route 9N from the Jay reststop 2.3 miles toward AuSable Forks. • They sponsor the education of an 8-year-old boy in third grade in Mexico. • The Rotary Club of AuSable Valley has a strong foreign exchange program. • They helped develop the kids trail system that was dedicated to a little boy that was killed, Henry’s Trail, which is behind the Tops in AuSable Forks where the baseball and soccer fields are. If they continue past June 30, the

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Every 92 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted. And every 9 minutes, that victim is a child. Meanwhile, only five out of every 1,000 perpetrators will end up in prison (rainn.org/statistics). We have the power to change that. Our actions, large and small, have a ripple effect on those we teach, guide and influence. From modeling healthy behavior to addressing inappropriate conduct, everyone can make a difference. Changing beliefs which contribute to sexual violence starts with believing victims/survivors of sexual violence when they share their stories. You can call out victim-blaming comments or rape jokes. Sexual assault is never the victim’s/survivor’s fault. Seemingly small actions like this make a critical impact. Please engage this April during Sexual Assault Awareness Month by promoting awareness. Learn more about how you can use your voice to change the culture by contacting SAS at 518-561-0605 or check out nsvrc.org/saam. We at SAS make it our mission to, above all else, believe, listen and support the victims/survivors we work with. If you or someone you know has been affected by sexual assault, please call our local hotline at 1-877-212-2323 where a certified rape crisis counselor can assist you 24-7 with supportive counseling, medical or law enforcement accompaniment and referrals. - Shelli LaVoie, SAS regional director of community engagement, Planned Parenthood of the North Country, Plattsburgh ■

To the Editor: I am so impressed with a manager at the Walgreen’s Pharmacy in Chestertown that I feel obligated to write to you about her. Christine went above and beyond to help me out at a time when I needed it the most. She was informative, helpful and most of all compassionate. Very quick to give me just the professional advice and support that I needed. Doing her job is one thing, but doing it the way that she does deserves to be commended. Walgreen’s should be very thankful and proud to have someone such as Christine representing them. I know that I am very thankful that she is at my pharmacy. - Berneice Conlon, North Creek ■

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Rotary Club of AuSable Valley would like to help renovate the pavilion in AuSable Forks across the river by the ball fields. The bathrooms need to be repaired, the kitchen is in rough shape and the building has been condemned because of water and ice damage. Battisti says, “With Rotary International behind us, there are many grants available that will bring money into the community and do some good.” The Rotary Club of AuSable Valley meets twice a month on the second Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and fourth Wednesdays at 6 p.m. for a potluck dinner. Members pay $5 per meeting in addition to annual dues that are $120. “We hope that some employers out there will remember the tradition of sponsoring their best employees to be Rotarians. Or older family members can sponsor younger ones,” remarked Battisti. We hope this article will spur some individuals in the AuSable Forks, Jay, Keene, Keene Valley, Wilmington, Keeseville and Port Kent communities to look into becoming members of the Rotary Club of AuSable Valley. It is such a worthwhile and impactful volunteer commitment. It’s an investment in your community and a better world for all. For more info, go to rotary. org or contact Battisti at 518-637-1018 or stephbattisti@yahoo.com. ■ - Martha Pritchard Spear is a past president of the Rotary Club of Lake Placid (2017-18.) She used to live in Upper Jay and now lives in Lake Placid.

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KEENE VALLEY | A popular High Peaks trailhead known as The Garden will be closed this spring and summer while the Town of Keene replaces a failing bridge over Johns Brook. In announcing the closure, the town said it will add to shuttle bus runs that take hikers from Marcy Field on Route 73 west of the town to The Garden trailhead. Under the plan, the shuttles would run seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., although the town acknowledged it may have trouble finding drivers to run the routes. The shuttle fee is $10 U.S., or $13 Canadian. On social media, several hikers, while acknowledging the need for the project, noted that the typical hikes emanating from The Garden are long, and require earlier starts, particularly in the summer heat. For many

» Green energy Cont. from pg. 1 State Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay) said that the announcement of the company’s decision to open a facility in Plattsburgh signals a strong local economy. “Novacab’s decision to locate their new facility in Plattsburgh once again demonstrates the strength of our region’s economy through cross-border trade coupled with skilled good-paying jobs,” he said in a statement. “The North Country is dedicated to creating stable jobs in manufacturing, trade and energy production, which will not only create opportunities for future generations to remain in the region, but will create a strong economy for the many hardworking families that call the North Country home.”

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The company plans to move into a 30,740-squarefoot building on Connecticut Road. The building was recently renovated as part of a $42.9 million overhaul of the airport’s terminal and campus, funded in large part by $38.1 million from Empire State Development (ESD). “Novacab’s expansion reflects the state’s strategic investments at Plattsburgh International Airport and builds on our economic development efforts to attract

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MOOERS | Clinton County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a Mooers man for allegedly violating an order of protection. Rick L. Duffina, 48, was arrested March 28 after police received a complaint of Duffina allegedly violating conditions of an order of protection. Duffina was processed and arraigned on the charges of two counts of criminal contempt in the first degree, an E felony due to a prior conviction, in the Town of Mooers Court. Duffina was remanded to the Clinton County Correctional Facility in lieu of $5,000 cash bail/$10,000 secured bond. Duffina is scheduled to reappear in the Town of Mooers Court on a later date. ■

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The Durkee Street redevelopment Prime Companies’ initial site plan, project makes up the largest portion of unveiled at a public meeting in January, the city’s $10 million DRI. showed a two-building development with In the two and a half years since the 127 “market rate” one- to three-bedroom city was named a DRI award recipient, apartments and 10-15 fully-furnished the project has also proved to be the long-term stay “corporate” apartments; most controversial. 13,515 square feet of commercial space More than 50 downtown business owners on the first floor; roughly 7,883 square signed a petition last year calling for the feet of exterior space for the Plattsburgh project to be halted. Farmers Market; and approximately 143 A separate petition for residents to parking spaces with an additional 70 sign garnered more than 600 signatures. underground parking spaces. The petitions were circulated by Todd Curley, a representative for Prime members of the local advocacy group Companies, said at the time that the residenStrong Towns Plattsburgh, a group that tial units would start at more than $1,000 has been outspoken about the project a month for a one-bedroom apartment. for more than a year. Miller said last week that those plans The concerns stemmed primarily for the site remain the same. from the impact redevelopment of The only change: At the time Curley Prime Companies has been chosen to redevelop the Durkee Street parking lot. File photo the lot could have on parking in the said that the company couldn’t commit downtown core. to any public spaces. mented by 94 new on-street diagonal parking National Bank property at 25 Margaret St. The Durkee Street lot is one of the city’s Miller said 30 spaces will be set aside for spots for the public along Bridge and Durkee with the intent to demolish the building and largest sources of parking, at 289 spots. ■ the public. streets, a project proposed last year that would create a new public parking lot. » State fine Cont. from pg. 1 “We have no place to take (dangerous dogs) unless we take them to Malone,” Drollette said. The town is now faced with a decision: Contract with qualified local vets and pay an upfront sheltering fee, or shuttle dogs out of the county. The town board discussed the issue March 25. An informal consensus was reached among the three present board members — James Langley, James Douglass and Richard Barber — that a contract with the North Country Animal Shelter in Malone would be preferable because the shelter offers a flat annual fee of $1,050. Langley believes a flat fee would be easier to budget for. The board is set to take up the issue again at their next meeting April 8. It’s unclear how much the state would fine the town for continuing to be in noncompliance with the law. A representative for the state Department of Agriculture and Markets did not return requests for more information before deadline.

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In Peru, this dilemma of what to do with dangerous dogs hits home. It was less than two years ago that a woman here was viciously mauled by a neighbor’s bulldog when she walked

outside to check the mail. In the aftermath of the attack, the woman, then-81-year-old Loretta Timmons, underwent five hours of surgery to her face. The bulldog was euthanized within a few days — but only because the owner consented, according to Drollette. That’s not always the case, he said. Normally, when a dog control officer responds to a call of a dog attack or dog bite, there’s a lengthy legal process that ensues. The officer may need to get a seizure order from a judge. And dogs can sometimes be housed in shelters for days, or weeks, awaiting a court decision deciding their fate. Peru Town Attorney Matthew Favro told the town board last week about a case he’d been involved with in the City of Plattsburgh where a dog waited in a shelter for 30 days. Dangerous-dog cases are relatively rare in Clinton County, but town officials worried about costs potentially stacking up over time. “I’d much rather know we’ve paid our $1,050 (per year) and, ‘Have a nice day,’” Langley said. The towns of Dannemora, Plattsburgh and Schuyler Falls, which had also contracted with Elmore for dog boarding services, were recently in danger of being fined, too. Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Michael Cashman said that many towns in the county were looking for an opportunity to somehow share services to reduce costs.

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But Plattsburgh and Schuyler Falls ultimately contracted with Eagle’s Nest Veterinary Hospital, who agreed to shelter dogs for a $500 upfront fee. According to Town Supervisor William Chase, the Town of Dannemora chose to contract with the North Country Animal Shelter in Malone, Franklin County. “We’re going to get all of our services from that place,” he told The Sun. ■

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Champlain » Free Family Concert with The Cardinal Pickers held at Three Steeples United Methodist Church; 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. A Bluegrass presentation with students from the Bluegrass Music Program art SUNY Plattsburgh. Joining them will be Tom Venne and Dr. Stephen Light from Beartracks

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Plattsburgh » Art Exhibit

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at Plattsburgh Public Library; 10:30 a.m. Ages 0-5. Songs, movement, stories and rhymes for babies and toddlers. Held in the Children’s room.

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CHAZY | The Eagles varsity baseball team will have a roster rich with senior leadership as it enters the spring season. “We have a group of seniors who have many years of varsity experience, along with other returning players who made great contributions to our successful 2018 season,” coach Brian Norcross said. “We went 9-4 last year with some quality victories against Crown

Point and NAC. We lost a tough game in sectionals to Crown Point last year.” The squad returns senior and 2018 MVAC MVP Ben Norcross, along with all-star seniors McClain Dudyak and Bruce Juneau to go with sophomore Riley Hansen. “Our lineup will be very deep this year,” Norcross said. “Our pitching will also be a strong point this season. Ben will be relied upon for quality innings on the mound. We will also look to Riley and Kagan

Clukey for strong pitching this season.” Norcross believes the team can contend for a league championship as well as a Section VII/Class D title, “but we understand that there are other teams who are very talented as well.” The Eagles roster includes Ben Dickerson, Traygan Coon, Connor McCarthy, Riley Hansen, Kagan Clukey, Josh Lamoreau, Matt Parent, Bruce Juneau, McLian Dudyak and Ben Norcross. ■

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SARANAC | For the Chiefs to make their way back to the Section VII/Class B championship game and beyond, coach Sam Campbell believes the team will have to take a step-bystep approach to the 2019 season. “It will be by taking each little step to end up at the goals we have set,” Campbell said. “We hope to be able to compete by year end. We have good positional depth and decent team speed. We need to improve on arm strength and hitting while focusing on learning defense.” Members of the Chiefs roster include senior Sam Wells; juniors Makayla St. Louis, Emma Goslin, Allison Garman and Kalli Gebo; sophomores Skylar Staley and Peyton Couture; freshmen Jenny Burdo and Tori Wells; and eighth-graders Aislyn Liberty and Olivia Davis. ■

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more Bella Brown returns for her third varsity season in the pitching circle, while sophomore Danielle Dyke will patrol center field. “Our biggest strengths will be having returning players in key positions and our veteran, but young, pitching,” Duprey said. “A successful season for us includes improving on last season’s record and making a strong playoff push.” Duprey is assisted by Caleb Castine, while members of the roster include Brooke Ruest, Taylor Tennian, Jhenna Trombley, Sophie King, Danielle Dyke, Isabella Brown, Sarah Tisdale, Bailey Carter, Anna Drapeau, Emma McCasland, Jillian Martin, Sarah Lagree, Aleyah Lafountain and Madison Tetreault. ■

Eagles ready to compete CHAZY | The Eagles varsity softball team has been working hard in the preseason, waiting for the snow to melt and to take the field, where they hope to be a factor in the Class D playoff picture. “This year’s team possesses many great qualities,” coach Liz Garrand said. “It has been evident since the start that our team has a strong bond and a drive to win. There has already been noticeable improvements in our throwing and fielding. Our goals for the season are to have a winning season and compete in sectionals. We are looking forward to getting outside and playing some games.” Members of the Eagles roster include Aiyana LaMoy, Amelia Stevens, Kameron Davis, Emmy Moak, Karrisa Poupore, Macy Taylor, Makenna Bell, Emily DuFourWoznicki, Callie Harvey, Annika Lizardi, Olivia McLennan, Emma Smith and Hadley Lucas. ■

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TRACK & FIELD Cougars prepare for track season Chiefs keep eye on sectional prize SARANAC | The Chiefs varsity girls track and field team will look to remain atop the CVAC and Section VII standings this season. With a 7-0 meet record last season, Saranac returns state meet qualifiers in Heather Dutko, Maddie Hoeth, Elise LePage, Rachael Woodruff, Mackenzie Converse and Kennedy Ubl. “We have great leadership, experience and balance,” coach Jim Medeiros said. “The team expects to be in contention for the division and sectional titles.” Members of the Chiefs roster include Nora Canning, Amber Caron, Kaddie Carter. Caitlyn Cliché, Hannah Dessureault,

Heather Dutko, Maddie Hoeth, Trinity Hughes, Stephanie Moulton, Trinity Paquin, Anayah Rivera, Rachael Scarborough, Kaylyn Wood, Abby Duquette, Aleese Gushlaw, Elise LePage, Sarique Moore, Kali Parker, Emily Sachs, Gracey Sutton, Kenya Tate, Rachelle Wallace, Rachael Woodruff, Shannon Breen, Angelena Fay, Ashley Jock, Deanna Moak, Adrianna Worrell, Eden Christen, Rachel Cliché, Mackenzie Converse, Ada Johnston, Marissa Leduc, Kylee Perry, Michaela Perry, Alli Tate, Kennedy Ubl, Kaelyn Fay, Leah Madden, Raegan Mulverhill, Zoe Rainville and Morgan Sanger. ■

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CHAMPLAIN | The Northeastern Clinton girls varsity track and field team is coming off a 2018 season where it saw growth in numbers and had some very close meets, and the team looks to increase numbers this year as well and continue to be competitive in every meet. Members of the Cougars roster include Alise

Babbie, Lauren Brilotti, Autumn Cayea, Leah Coulombe, Alexia Cronkrite, Samantha Disco, Emma Fredette, Abigayle Hanfield, Audrianna Hollister, Allison LaPoint, Hailey Letourneau, Madison Lyon, Ashley Monette, Morgan Monette, Elisabeth Prairie, Abby Racine, Adisyn Sample, Marlie Sample, Alexa Turner, Brooke Tyler, Miriam Wachtoumi and Taylor Woods. ■

PLATTSBURGH | The Seton Catholic varsity track and field program will seek to score points with a limited number of athletes this season. “Small numbers make filling all the events difficult but the Knights have a number of key athletes to help score points,” coach Kathy Champagne said. “Senior Pascale Allen will help lead the Knights with her versatility (hurdles, long jump, sprints and mid-distance), with Lea, Sofia and Savannah DeJordy leading the mid distance and distance runners, and Kennedy Spriggs helping out in the throws.

“Junior Jake Glicksman, who is coming off a successful indoor season, will lead the mid distance and distance runners,” Champagne said of the boys squad. “Senior Aidan Masten will help out in the sprints and long jump.” Members of the Knights roster include Pascale Allen, Audrie Bilow, Georgia Boule, Lea DeJordy, Savannah DeJordy, Sofia DeJordy, Sydney Falb, Sophie Macner, Kennedy Spriggs and Faline Yang on the girls team, with boys team members Aaron Bouchard, Sam DeJordy, Jake Glicksman, Aidan Masten and Luke Moore. ■

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Saranac track hopes to start second decade of dominance won 67 straight dual meets along with 10 straight league and Section VII titles. This season, bolstered by a strong core of state place finishers and returning athletes, the Chiefs look to continue their run. “I believe our team is pretty well balanced this season,” coach Chris Verkey said. “We bring back two of the top five hurdlers in the state from last season (Cameron Duffield, Luke Maye) and a strong relay team. We graduated some great athletes that are not replaceable but we are hoping that some younger athletes step up to fill the voids.” Duffield placed third at the NYSPHSAA meet in both the 110 and 400 hurdles, while Maye placed fi fth in the 400 hurdles. The Chiefs’ 4-by-400 team also placed third at states, breaking the school and sectional record. Verkey said there is a wealth of experience returning to the team this season. “Some of our key returns in the sprints are Brexton Montville, Shayne O’Neill, Garrett Adolfo and Anthony Bernardi,” he said. “In the throws we return Connor Kiroy and Nick Bunker. On the distance side, Joe Webster, Sam Carter, Dylan Borner and Alex Christman return.” With this, Verkey expects to be in the hunt

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Hornets keep improving PLATTSBURGH | The Plattsburgh High girls varsity track and field team has the best of both worlds, a core of young athletes who have already been through the CVAC season experience. “This is a very young team with a lot of experience,” coach Vern Harrison said. “We only have four seniors this year, but we have two sophomores with three years of varsity outdoor track and field experience and about 50 percent of the team have two seasons of experience.” Harrison said Angie Lyons and Abi BatuTiako will lead the underclassmen in the jumps and sprints, while senior Jasmine Piper will anchor throws and distance events. “The area we need to improve upon this season would be mid and long distance,” Harrison said. “We have two young and talented runners in Lexie Neale and Nora Graves and we are working hard to find them some help in bolstering that portion of the team.” With the experience, Harrison hopes the team can be at the top of the division standings come postseason.

“We have a group of newcomers that we hope will increase our scoring abilities,” he said. “This season will be successful if we build on last year’s success; also with us being such a young team if we can replace the handful of seniors we lost between last year and the end of the current season we should be positioned to be successful in the future.” Members of the Hornets roster include Kennedy Baker, Abi Batu-Tiako, Tabitha Batu-Tiako, Angel Bechore, Kendra Becker, Kirsten Bliven, Laura Brandmeier, Phoebe Bruso, Makenzie Chapman, Lily Clermont, Gianna Coryea, Rebecah Courson, Jessica Dandrow, Sena Demir, Aubrie Girard, Nora Graves, Willow Herz, Grace Jolicoeur, Celine Juneau, King Rhyann, Haley Ladue, Catherine Langlois, Olivia Latinville, Kennedi Lavalley, Abi Leburn, Angelina Lyons, Kiara Maggy, Ella Mansfield, Lexie Neale, Tenzin Pema, Jasmine Piper, Melissa Rodriguez, Lily Snide, Siri Sorensen, Maddy Woodward, Anais Yahiaoui and Julia Yocum. ■

Hornets strong on track PLATTSBURGH | Despite losing key athletes to graduation, the Plattsburgh High School boys varsity track and field team will seek to be competitive in the CVAC this season. “We lost talented seniors Jason Moore, Brandon Fox and Tim Varano,” coach

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CHAMPLAIN | The Northeastern Clinton boys varsity track and field team will look to improve on their one win from last season with a young core of athletes. “We are a young team with a lot of new faces this year,” coach Luke Connell said. “We are looking for improvement throughout the entire season. We need to make sure that we push ourselves in practice to increase our chances of success.” Members of the Cougars roster include Thomas Gilbo, Nate Guay, Elijah Joliecoeur, Zach Lapan, Reid LaValley, Richard McGrath, Logan Forsyth, Daniel Hennebury, Aiden Hilferty, Jakob King, James Molinski, Connor Perrea, Deren Purisic, Keaton Badger, Dalton Benjamin, Noah Dragoon, Alex Gomez, Carter Gooley, Tyler LaClair, Zach Miller, Gage Root, Spencer Trudo, Rolland Guay and Cody Lyon. ■

for a league and sectional title, with Saranac Lake challenging. “It should set up to be a very highly competitive meet as it was last year, where all athletes pushed each other to great performances both on the track and in the field,” Verkey said. “I would define success this season if my athletes are better than they were when we started the season and everyone on the team can find success through personal goals and improvement on those goals.” Members of the Chiefs roster include Nick Bunker, Cameron Duffield, Brandon Goddeau, Ryan Goddeau-Duprey, Luke Maye, Brexton Montville, Shayne O’Neill, Joe Webster, Garrett Adolfo, Anthony Bernardi, Dylan Borner, Sam Carter, Alex Christman, Addison Kelting, Connor Kiroy, Nate Petro, Cooper Rabideau, Bryce Smith, John Balch, Zashon Abrams, Carson Bunker, Harley Canning, Sasha Hurlock, Emilo Lugo, Kaleb Stanton, Alex Strack, Monty Threlkeld, Rylee Wilson, Branden Ashley, Ethan Breen, Richard LePage, Dylan Medley and Stephen Fleury. ■

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Adam Mehan said. “Returning we have two-time state championship qualifier Joe Gonzalez-Lyon along with a slew of younger talent who have worked hard over the past season. We are looking to improve on our 5-3 record of a year ago and hope to be in the mix for what should prove to be a competitive CVAC season.” ■

Distance, field key for Indians PERU | The Indians girls varsity track and field team will have a solid core of athletes this spring and will seek to be strong in several areas. “Our team’s strength is in our numbers,” said coach Kellee LaValley, who is joined by Sara Dunham. “We expect to have a very strong year in distance, sprints and field events.” Members of the Indians roster include Abigail Allen, Kaylee Amoriell, Maliyka Aziz, Ingrid Baggett, Mackenzie Carpenter, Sara Crippen, Olivia Daigle, Janice Dougherty, Harley Gainer, Taylor Haywood, Marie Higgins, Mallory Hughes, Emma LaClair, Hallie LaDuke, Brenna LaHart, Alexandrea LaValley, Erin Lawliss, Alissa Lawson, Samantha Lyon, Mallory Martin, Michelle Martineau, Savanna Martineau, Ella Messner, Hannah Meyers, Sydney Mills, Alyssa Mitchell, Jennifer Owens, Madison Owens, Leanne Parks, Morgan Phillips, Allison Post, Mikaela Raymond, Madisen Reynolds, Alexis Rickert, Emily Rock, Angelique Ryder, Patience Smith, Jaylee Southwell, Jenna Swyers, Lillian Swyers, Teagan Seymour, Amber Timmons, Alexus Welch and Caroline Whitehurst. ■

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BEEKMANTOWN | The Eagles varsity golf program will look to stay competitive with their CVAC competition as they grow a core of young golfers for the spring season. “We have a very young team with a mix of experience,” coach Craig Bacon said. “Our goals are always to compete with top teams in the section. We will need the younger kids to step up this year and start to become our leaders for the future. We lost our top golfer to graduation in Evan Dyke and will surely miss his leadership. With only one senior this year, our future is looking bright.” Members of the Eagles roster include Camden Brayton, Hugo Chavanchankij, Hunter Gelwicks, Dalton Kane, Riley Loughan, Elshakur Mosley, Julian Nelson, Max Noviski and Benjamin Welch. ■

SARANAC | The Chiefs varsity golf team will look to experienced players to help lead the squad to improve on a 6-4 record from one year ago. “Our team has good leadership and we have a bunch of kids that work really hard,” coach Cody Roberts said. “Nik Hamel and Alivia Waldron are two players that stand out when it comes to work ethic. Our team has a nice balance of experience and youth.” Roberts said HamelLocaand will have llyOwned &Waldron Operated to play well over the season, as well as Gavin Coryea and Ian Zurlo. (518) 393-2274 or(888) 558-LIFT www.thea lban yliftcompany .com

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“These players have the experience and the talent to lead our team and that’s what is expected from them every match,” he said. “We have another group of players that will be battling to fill out our top six. Colin LaMora, Keegan Brown and Kyle LaPorte have a great chance because they have experience, while newcomer Connor Recore lacks experience but makes up for that with athletic ability. We also have a large group of younger players that are working hard and could easily slide into the top six.” Roberts added he hopes to see more members of the team qualify for the state tournament

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this season. “Our program has made some nice improvements over the last few years but we still have a lot that we want to accomplish,” he said. Members of the Chiefs roster includes seniors Alivia Waldron and Mavrick Hack; juniors Gavin Coryea and Connor Recore; sophomores Nik Hamel, Colin LaMora, Kyle LaPorte, Dylan Monty and Ian Zurlo; freshman Keegan Brown; eighth-graders Keegan Sanders and Ayzek Waldron; along with seventh-graders Gage Coryea, Michael Trombley, Nathan Hamel, Cole Dingman and Bryce Deangelo. ■

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PLATTSBURGH | The Plattsburgh High varsity golf team will benefit from being the first school to have their home course open, giving a team with limited match experience more time on the course

to prepare for the season. “They will be very competitive among themselves, which hopefully translates into significant improvements,” coach Rusty Bigelow said. “Nolan deGrandpre has looked very good in

preseason practice. Tyler Boadway, Riley Channell and Greyson Giroux are looking to step up their games. We will be striving to finish .500 and get stronger by sectional time.” Members of the Hornets roster

include Nolan deGrandpre, Sam deGrandpre, Tyler Boadway, Hunter Boadway, Riley Channell, Greyson Giroux, Ethan Kay, Mason Leclerc, Tamdin Dorjee, Ryan Recore, Ben Insley, Lucas Salmon, Adam Plaza and Mike Trombley. ■

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CHAMPLAIN | Last season, the Northeastern Clinton ers Ben Lloyd and Chase Letourneau,” he said. “Players varsity golf team was one of three to claim the CVAC regular like Jace O’Connor, Gabe Durant, Scott Gohrt, Logan O’Connor and Ben Fredette will be expected to compete season title, along with Moriah and Lake Placid. to fill some of the currently empty starting positions. The This year, they hope hold onto the hardware. team will also look to newcomers Wyatt Stanley and Jacob ~ “We will look to continue its success from last season Zurlo to work their way into the starting lineup.” despite four out of six starters graduating (Anthony Barcomb, Mobil' Members of the Cougars roster include Ben Lloyd, BenNoah Dupee, Ryley Duff y and Keagan MacKinnon),” coach Matt Fredette said. “Despite the loss of four starters, this jamin Fredette, Thor Frostick, Owen Roberts, Blake CheCASEIII a,J,Cad.rar, group of players has l(1Jl)')t'l the. potential toBRT compete for a league valier, Lucas Deuso, Dawson Guay, Chase Letourneau, f/lB:1111 C!i]Husqvarna OTRDYAiden Sample, Lucas Bedard, Joshuah McGoldrick, Logan title again this season.” Champlain Telephone Company O’Connor, Caleb Trombley, Connor Barcomb, Owen HolFredette said the team has plenty of options as they head lister, Raymond Miller, Avery Sample, Tanner Vassar, Jacob into the season. Zurlo, Gabriel Durant, Scott Gohrt, Brian Harwell, Jace “The team will rely on the experience of returning start- O’Connor, Eric Roach and Wyatt Stanley. ■

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TENNIS Micheels returns to lead Hornets PLATTSBURGH | The Plattsburgh High School girls varsity tennis team returns sectional champion Brina Micheels along with a roster deep with experience to the court this season. Micheels was perfect in Section VII last season, not only winning every match she competed in, but doing so in straight sets. “We have a large roster with several players that have varsity experience,” head coach Brian Micheels said. “Our team has several high level athletes that are great competitors and are bringing a lot of energy and enthusiasm to this season. Competition will be high to earn one of the match play spots. The players have focused on getting a lot of ball contacts during preseason and spent a lot of time inside a gym improving their swings and serves.”

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Along with Micheels, the Hornets return juniors Sophia Gottschall, Paige Murray and Vaia Graves to the court. “A successful season will be one where we compete in every match, learn how to stay mentally focused, display positive sportsmanship and teamwork, and enjoy the sport of tennis,” Micheels said. Members of the Hornets roster include Andie Abdallah, Sabrina Burgess, Kristy Cantwell, Lacie Coolidge, Tori Defayette, Annmarie Geiger, Juliette Given, Olivia Gottschall, Sophia Gottschall, Vaia Graves, Sierra Hoiston, Morgan Hughes, Mikayla Karkowski, Brina Micheels, Paige Murray, Olivia Mowosielski, Quincy Parkinson, Willma Satheeskumar, Alison Silver, Marjorie Simard, Theadora Welch and Valerie Zhou. ■

Knights rebuilding on courts PLATTSBURGH | The Seton Catholic Knights varsity tennis team will look to rebuild after losing several key players under first-year coach Joanne Collins. “We are an extremely young team this year,” Collins said. “Last year we only had five boys on the team so it was difficult to get a lot of wins but this year we have a full boys and girls team.” Collins said the Knights return only two players from last year on the boys team. “The new members have a lot of talent, they are just rough around

the edges,” Collins said. “Once the weather improves I expect them to make great strides. I believe our number one doubles for both men and women’s will make noise in the division.” Members of the Knights roster include Abby Boule, Haley Murnane, Sophia Von Bargen, Avery Turner, Brittany Bashaw, Jessica Fu, Bam Trakarnsrisakul and Beam Trakarnsrisakul on the girls team; and Tobiah Osborne, Noah Blood, Nick Palma, Nick Bula, Jason Han, Thariat Panmethis, Gary Li, George Hang and Jacob Schiff on the boys team. ■

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PLATTSBURGH | The Plattsburgh High varsity boys tennis team will look to build as they go into the new season, looking to replace several key players from last year’s sectional championship squad. “We lost eight players from last year’s team, so this is a rebuilding year with focus on developing skills,” coach Cathy Whalen said. “I will be looking for Ben Keever, Garrett Lemza and Calvin Gosrich to provide the leadership this year with their past experience. I am looking forward to seeing what new players Sebastien Bonnabesse, Thomas Carron, Oliver Maher and Rafael Kowal will bring to the table.” Members of the Hornet roster include senior Calvin Gosrich; juniors Ben Keever and Garrett Lemza; sophomore James Buckser; freshmen Thomas Carron, Oliver Maher and Rafael Kowal; and seventh-grader Sebastian Bonnabesse. ■

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PERU | The Indians girls varsity tennis teams hopes to be in the title hunt as they round into form for the 2019 season.

“After a 4-4 record last year, Peru is hoping to be competitive in the sectional championship hunt,” coach Bruce Beauharnois said. “We hope to overcome the loss of two graduates with strong play from younger players, expecting to start three eighth-graders in the top seven.” Beauharnois said league standout Cydney Bond and returning veteran Dakota Mousseau will lead the team this season. Members of the Indians roster include Cydney Bond, Dakota Mousseau, Stepanie Davis, Carrah Hoffman, Emma Posada, Jacqueline Mitchell, Remi Beauharnois, Aleksandra Hulkow, Morgan Eagleson and Hayleigh Herringshaw. ■

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PERU | Former Peru and college tennis coach Matthew Mero will return to the Indians sidelines this season to lead the Indians varsity boys squad. “Although we have lost most of last year’s starting members, a core of solid returning players along with a large cast of experienced newcomers should allow Peru to compete this season,” Mero said. Members of the Indians roster include Max Barnaby, Tanner Lombard, Riley Luck, Gabriel Nuzzo, Braden Choulas, Thomas Dubay, Alijah Seymour, Tanner Spear, Austin Davis, Jacob Burgette, Isaac Mitchell, Elijah Lederman, Gavin Mero and Sebastien Schaefer. ■

Chiefs seek experience on court SARANAC | The Chiefs varsity tennis program will look to gain valuable court time this season as they compete in the CVAC. “We are a young, athletic and hard-working team,” coach Bob Butler said. “We lack depth and do not have a lot of game experience, but our expectations and focus is on players improving their skill set each match they play and give their best effort always.”

The girls roster includes Julia Drolet, Hannah Peroza, Kayla Myers, Sydney Myers, Grace Patterson, Lia Parker and Molly Lynch. The boys roster includes Jacob Nolan, Landen Smith and Hunter Provost. ■

Match experience key for Cougars CHAMPLAIN | The Northeastern Clinton varsity tennis program will be looking to fill a lot of spaces in the lineup this season, as both the boys and girls teams lost several key members to graduation. “On the team this year, we have a lot of first year players that have no match experience,” coach Adam Khater said. “It will be critical when the weather breaks to get as much live action as we can, especially for the players with no match experience.” Khater said the team will rely on several

returning players, including Ian O’Donnell, Ryan O’Donnell and Jack Sample on the boys side, along with Catherin Foley, Ariadna Foshag, Maggie Lafountain, Meara McManus and Bryn Sample on the girls team. “Our competitive season will be short, so we will be relying on the returning players to play a key role in matches,” he said. “Ian O’Donnell is a returning state doubles qualifier and will be key to the success of the boys team this year. This will be Meara McManus’s third year at

No. 1 singles for the girls and will look to compete in all her matches this year. “Every match will be tough, but it will be interesting to see how our boys compete with PHS this year,” Khater added. “We look forward to another great spring season.” Newcomers to the boys team include Haven Dragoon, Darren DuBois, Jack Gero and Jake Manor. Girls newcomers include Abigail Favro, Emma Gooley, Jenna Pennington, Dalila Purisic and Maggie Sample. ■

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BRAVO ZULU PROPERTIES LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION Requirements: of a domestic Limited • Must have current LPN license in VT Liability Company (LLC): • Experience in med/surg or correctional environment preferred DATE OF FORMATION: • Must be able to pass background investigation and security clearance The obtain Articlesagency of Organization were filed with the New York State package Secre- including: Health, We offer competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits NOTICE tary ofoff State February dental, vision, life and disability insurance, 20 paid days pluson8 paid holidays, 401(k)OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY BECHARD'S SUGAR 25, 2019. retirement plan with employer match, career development benefit, flexible spending accounts Name:for ElizaHOUSE, LLC Articles of NEW YORK OFFICE LO- COMPANY. health and dependent care more! beth Horsman, LLC. ArOrg.and filed NY Sec. of CATION: Clinton County AGENT FOR PROCESS: ticles of Organization State (SSNY) 2/19/2019. filed with the Secretary Office in Clinton Co. The Secretary of State is Interested candidates, please email resumes to kelli@teamcenturion.com as Agent of State of NeworYork on SSNY desig. agent of designated 2/11/2019. Office locaupon whom process LLC888-317-1741; whom process may fax www.mhm-services.com tion: Clinton County. The against the LLC may be be served. SSNY shall mail process to MarvinEOEserved. The Secretary of SSNY is designated as 213933 agent upon whom proBechard & Tammy Pin- State shall mail a copy cess may be served. The sonneault, 61 Sanger of any process against SSNY shall mail service Lane, West Chazy, NY the LLCLEGALS to 177 Broad LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS 12992, which is also the Street, Plattsburgh, New of process to PO Box NOTICE OF FORMATION 134, Mooers, NY 12958. principal business loca- York 12901. OF 1206 COOK, LIMIT- tion. Purpose: Any law- PURPOSE: To engage in Purpose: To engage in ED LIABILITY COMPANY ful purpose. any lawful act or activity. any lawful act or activity. (LLC) Articles of Organi- NC-03/09-04/13/2019NC-03/16-4/20/2019NC-03/09-04/13/2019zation filed with the Sec- 6TC-211602 6TC-211834 6TC-211165 retary of State of New NOTICE OF FORMATION Farmin' it, LLC Articles (SSNY) on York OF LIMITED LIABILITY of Org. filed NY Sec. of 01/24/2019. Office loca- NOTICE OF FORMATION (SSNY) State tion: Clinton County. OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC) Name: Breathe You LLC 03/19/2019. Office in The SSNY is designated COMPANY (LLC) Clinton Co. SSNY desig. as agent of the LLC Name: BlueLine-CBD, Articles of Organization Agent of LLC upon upon whom process LLC Articles of Organiza- filed with the Secretary whom process may be against may be served. tion filed with the Secre- of State of New York served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail a copy tary of State of New (SSNY) on 03/07/2019 copy of process to 489 of any process to the (SSNY) on Office Location: Clinton York Hallock Hill Road, Peru, LLC at 35A SMITHFIELD 01/03/19 Office Loca- County. The SSNY is designated as agent of Ny, 12972, which is also BLVD, STE 283, Platts- tion: Clinton County. The the principal business burgh, NY 12901. Pur- SSNY is designated as the LLC upon whom process against it may location. Purpose: Any pose: To engage in any agent of the LLC upon lawful act or activity. whom process against it be served. SSNY shall Lawful purpose. NC-03/02-04/06/2019may be served. SSNY mail a copy of any pro- NC-03/30-05/04/20196TC-210491 shall mail a copy of any cess to the LLC at: 32 6TC-213275 process to the LLC at: Barcomb Avenue, Mor- Krohns Carpentry LLC risonville, NY 12962. 1936 Saranac Ave, suite NOTICE OF FORMATION Purpose: To engage in Articles of Org. filed NY Lake Placid, NY 147, Sec. of State (SSNY) OF ASP Apartments LLC 12946. Purpose: To en- any lawful act or activity. 11/6/2018 Office in ClinArts. of Org. filed with NC-03/23-04/27/2019ton Co. SSNY desig. Secy. of State of NY gage in any lawful act or 6TC-212281 activity. agent of LLC upon (SSNY) on 3/12/2019. NC-03/23-04/27/2019Champion Automotive whom process may be Office location: Clinton 6TC-212609 Required Services, served. SSNY shall mail County. SSNY is desigLLC. Filed with SSNY on copy of process to 65 nated as agent of LLC 1/31/2019. Office: Clin- Depot Street Mooers, upon whom process BRAVO ZULU PROPER- ton County. SSNY desig- New York 12958, which against it may be served. TIES LLC nated as agent for pro- is also the principal SSNY shall mail process cess & shall mail to: P.o. business location. Purto: 4424 Route 22 NOTICE OF FORMATION of a domestic Limited Box 878 Champlain NY pose: Any lawful purPlattsburgh, NY 12901. Company (LLC): Liability 12919. Purpose: any pose. Purpose: any lawful purDATE OF FORMATION: lawful NC-04/6-05/11/2019pose. The Articles of Organiza- NC-03/02-04/06/20196TC-214098 NC-03/30-05/04/2019tion were filed with the 6TC-210578 6TC-212777 New York State SecreSTATE OF NEW YORK NOTICE OF FORMATION tary of State on February COUNTY OF CLINTON OF LIMITED LIABILITY PUBLIC NOTICE BECHARD'S SUGAR 25, 2019. HOUSE, LLC Articles of NEW YORK OFFICE LO- COMPANY. Name: Eliza- NOTICE OF PUBLICAbeth Horsman, LLC. Ar- TION FORMATION OF A Org. filed NY Sec. of CATION: Clinton County AGENT FOR PROCESS: ticles of Organization NEW YORK LIMITED LIState (SSNY) 2/19/2019. filed with the Secretary COMPANY ABILITY Office in Clinton Co. The Secretary of State is PURSUANT TO NEW SSNY desig. agent of designated as Agent of State of New York on 2/11/2019. Office loca- YORK LIMITED LIABILILLC whom process may upon whom process tion: Clinton County. The TY COMPANY LAW SECagainst the LLC may be be served. SSNY shall mail process to Marvin served. The Secretary of SSNY is designated as TION 203 agent upon whom pro- 1. The name of the limitBechard & Tammy Pin- State shall mail a copy ed liability company is cess may be served. The sonneault, 61 Sanger of any process against SSNY shall mail service MAGDA PROPERTIES, Lane, West Chazy, NY the LLC to 177 Broad LLC. 12992, which is also the Street, Plattsburgh, New of process to PO Box 134, Mooers, NY 12958. 2. The date of filing of principal business loca- York 12901. tion. Purpose: Any law- PURPOSE: To engage in Purpose: To engage in the Articles of Organizaany lawful act or activity. tion with the Department ful purpose. any lawful act or activity. 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PUBLIC NOTICE TION FORMATION OF A PleaseOF submit all applications to our applicant portal at etrky.com for all roles in Vergennes, NOTICE PUBLICANEW YORKVT. LIMITED LITION FORMATION OF A ABILITY COMPANY Employment will be at a Federal Department of Labor facility. All applicants will be subject to drug testing NEW YORK LIMITED LIPURSUANT TO NEW and a full background check. YORK LIMITED LIABILIABILITY COMPANY TY COMPANY LAW SECPURSUANT TO NEW ETR/NORTHLANDS JOB CORPS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER OF FEMALES/MINORITIES YORK LIMITED LIABILITION 203 100A MacDonough Drive • Vergennes, VT 05491 • 802-877-0159 TY COMPANY LAW SEC1. The name of the limit**Critical need positions! TION 203 ed liability company is 213236 1. The name of the limitTOM GERNER, LLC. ed liability company is 2. The date of filing of MAGDA LEGALS PROPERTIES, the Articles of OrganizaLEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LLC. tion with the Department Rouses Point Sanitation 2. The date of filing of NOTICE OF FORMATION of State is JANUARY 11, the Articles of Organiza- OF LIMITED LIABILITY LLC. Filed 1/11/19. Of- 2019. COMPANY fice: Clinton Co. SSNY 3. The county in New tion with the Department of State is MARCH 19, Under Section 203 of designated as agent for York in which the office the Limited Liability process & shall mail to: of the company is locat2019. 2 Monty Rd, Altona, NY ed is CLINTON. 3. The county in New Company Law Name: North Country 12910. Purpose: Gener- 4. The Secretary of State York in which the office of the company is locat- Plasma Cutting LLC , Ar- al. has been designated as ticles of Organization NC-03/09-04/13/2019ed is CLINTON. agent of the company filed with the Secretary 6TC-211162 upon whom process 4. The Secretary of State of State of New York has been designated as may be served, and the SUNSOLAR 2019, LLC on 02/04/2019. (SSNY) agent of the company Secretary of State shall NOTICE OF FORMATION location: Clinton Office upon whom process mail a copy of any proa domestic Limited of County. SSNY is desigmay be served, and the cess against the compaLiability Company (LLC): Secretary of State shall nated as agent of the ny served upon him or OF FORMATION: DATE her to mail a copy of any pro- LLC upon whom proThe Articles of Organiza- TOM GERNER, LLC cess against the compa- cess against it may be were filed with the tion ny served upon him or served. SSNY shall mail 91 HAMMOND LANE a copy of process to: New York State Secre- PLATTSBURGH, her to NY tary of State on January MAGDA PROPERTIES, North Country Plasma 12901 2019. 3, Cutting LLC 90 Station LLC 5. The term of the limit168 ALGONQUIN PARK ST. Altona, NY 12910. NEW YORK OFFICE LO- ed liability company CATION: Clinton County Purpose: Any lawful act ROAD shall be perpetual. AGENT FOR PROCESS: 6. The purpose of the PLATTSBURGH, NY or activities. The Secretary of State is NC-03/16-4/20/201912901 limited liability company designated as Agent is to engage in any law5. The term of the limit- 6TC-212038 upon whom process ed liability company ful act or activity for against the LLC may be shall be perpetual. RAMP2-NEW YORK, served. The Secretary of which limited liability 6. The purpose of the companies may be orgaLLC Articles of Org. filed State shall mail a copy limited liability company nized. NY Sec. of State (SSNY) of any process against NC-04/6-05/11/2019is to engage in any law- 2/7/2019. Office in Clinful act or activity for ton Co. SSNY desig. the LLC to 87 Pillsbury 6TC-213511 Road, Rouses Point, which limited liability agent of LLC whom pro- New York 12979. companies may be orga- cess may be served. PURPOSE: To engage in nized. SSNY shall mail process any lawful act or activity. NC-04/06-04/11/2019to 14 Twin Birch Ln., NC-03/02-04/06/20196TC-213510 Morrisonville, NY 12962. 6TC-210789 Purpose: Any lawful purpose. 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Fried Dough Bites ................................................$4.50 Cheesecake ..........................................................$3.99 Cannoli..................................................................$3.99

(II Beverages

f!i pepsi. PLATTSBURGH Serving Coke Products 20 oz. & 2 Liter Bottles

NOW SERVING BEER & WINE! (Keeseville)

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1 X-LARGE CHEESE PIZZA & 30 WINGS

(onions, black olives, tomato, salsa, jalapenos, sour cream with chicken OR beef)

Chicken Wings

Regular or Boneless 10 Wings ..............................................................$9.99 20 Wings ............................................................$19.99 30 Wings ............................................................$29.99 50 Wings ............................................................$45.00 100 Wings ..........................................................$75.00

(grilled chicken, caesar dressing, lettuce, tomato, cheese)

Steak Wrap Deluxe ..............................................$8.50

Coupon Expires 5/6/19

99 +Tax

HOMESTYLE DINNERS Come with Homemade Bread & Salad

Wraps

Chicken Caesar Wrap ................................ .........$8.50

ANY TWO

Mild, Medium, Hot, Suicide, Teriyaki, Barbecue & Honey, Barbecue, Kickin Bourbon, Korean Barbecue, Golden Barbecue, Lemon Pepper, Greek, Sweet Chili, Mango Habanero, Garlic Parmesan

Served w/ French Fries or Salad

KEESEVILLE Serving Pepsi Products 20 oz. & 2 Liter Bottles

Dine-In Only Coupon Expires 5/6/19

(lettuce, tomato, cheese, green peppers, mushrooms, onions)

00 +Tax

Hot Buffalo Wrap .................................................$8.50 (grilled chicken w/ hot sauce, lettuce, tomato, cheese)

Turkey Club Wrap ...................................... .........$8.50

1 LARGE 1-TOPPING PIZZA & 20 WINGS

(turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo, cheese)

BBQ Chicken Wrap ..............................................$8.50 (lettuce, tomato)

Greek Wrap ..........................................................$8.50 (Sauteed green peppers, onions, tomato, black olives, feta cheese & balsamic dressing)

Crispy Chicken Wrap ...........................................$8.50 (chicken tender, lettuce, tomato)

Hot Sandwiches Served on a Sub Roll

8”

12”

Meatball Parmigiana ........................$6.99 .........$8.99 Sausage Parmigiana.........................$6.99 .........$8.99 Sausage & Peppers Parmigiana ......$6.99 .........$8.99 Chicken Parmigiana..........................$6.99 .........$8.99 Eggplant Parmigiana ........................$6.99 .........$8.99 Baked Italian Sub..............................$6.99 .........$8.99 (cheese, lettuce, tomato)

Rolls are a Foot Long. Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Cheese & Mayo

12”

Ham & Cheese ..................................$6.99 .........$8.99 Italian .................................................$6.99 .........$8.99 Turkey & Cheese ...............................$6.99 .........$8.99 BLT .....................................................$6.99 .........$8.99 Veggie Sub ........................................$6.99 .........$8.99

Chicken Finger Basket w/ French Fries ...........$10.50 Cheese Steak Special w/ French Fries ............$10.50 Cheeseburger Deluxe w/ French Fries ..............$7.50 Shrimp (21) in a Basket w/ French Fries ...........$7.50

Serves 12 to 15 people. Please phone at least 2 hours in advance to allow for preparation. Half Full

Coupon Expires 5/6/19

00 +Tax

PHILLY STEAK SPECIAL

Combo Specials Party Platters

+Tax

1 LARGE 1-TOPPING PIZZA

Buffalo Chicken Finger Sub .............$6.99 .........$8.99

Cold Subs

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(ham, salami & provolone)

8”

Coupon Expires 5/6/19

with Green Pepper, Fried Onions, Mushrooms, and Fries

Coupon Expires 5/6/19

00 +Tax

Lasagna ...........................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Baked Ziti ........................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Manicotti .........................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Stuffed Shells..................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Ravioli ..............................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Chicken Parmesan over pasta .......$35.00 .......$55.00 Meatballs .........................................$35.00 .......$55.00 Chicken Alfredo ..............................$40.00 .......$60.00 Chicken Brunello.............................$40.00 .......$60.00 (fresh chunks of chicken breast with mushrooms & ziti in a marsala, tomato & cream sauce)

Crisp Tossed Salad .........................$25.00 .......$35.00 Garlic Bread.....................................$25.00 .......$35.00 Antipasto Salad ..............................$25.00 .......$45.00

(lettuce, tomato, onions, salami, provolone, ham, pepperoni, black olives, mozzarella)

100 Chicken Wings ............................................$75.00 FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK

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Small 12”

Appetizers

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Pizza by the Slice ........................... (25¢ per topping) $2.25

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