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PLATTSBURGH | Clinton County Public Transit (CCPT) fares are expected to rise by about 50 percent in the year 2020. The committee expects a 10 percent loss in ridership, but a $35,000 increase in overall revenue. Regular fare for riders will go up by
50 cents, student passes would be $30 instead of $20 and rural passes would be $10 rather than $5. The senior discount, which is currently a 50 percent decrease in fares, may also be eliminated, and anticipated to make $8,000 if that is the case. A public session was held earlier in the year on this matter, along with the bus route change, and, according to the Transportation Committee during its meeting on Tuesday, July 9, there was no public opposition against the rising bus fare prices, and instead requested changes to the schedule. The most common suggestions from the public included extra stops or time
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changes, rather than price increases. “Our major change is not so much to cut service,” Deputy County Administrator Rodney Brown said. “It’s to make the routes more efficient, and based on feedback we received, make them so more people are likely to take them.” The resolution for the price increase was decided to be completed and voted on in August, the actual increase starting in January 2020. By increasing the prices by 50 percent next year, this means that Plattsburgh won’t slowly raise prices over the next five years, according to the committee. » Public transit Cont. on pg. 2
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PLATTSBURGH | Mayor Colin Read recently addressed what he feels are misconceptions those in Plattsburgh have against the Downtown Revitalization Initiative project Prime Companies is planning. After a complaint by a citizen during the public comment session at the Common Council meeting on Thursday, July 11, Read contradicted the most common accusations, or as he called them, “rumors,” against the project. One of the most common complaints from residents has to do with the farmers market. Many people have voiced their opinions over the “destruction” of the farmers market in the Durkee Street Lot, as it brings in a lot of business and parking on Saturdays. “Just to correct a couple of misconceptions — the farmers market isn’t being destroyed, it’s being moved in collaboration with the farmers market organization and made into a year-round facility insulated,” Read explained at the meeting.
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» DRI complaints Cont. from pg. 1 He also regarded the loss of parking spots on Durkee Street. Though it’s true that a residential/commercial building will be built on half the lot, the total number of parking spots downtown will remain the same, he said. Those spots lost to the building and apartment residents’ cars will be made up in other parts of downtown. “There isn’t any loss of parking spots,” Read said. “For every parking spot moved, there will be one replaced elsewhere. About a hundred spots will remain right in that direct facility.” Though there are many who show up to council meetings that are opposed to the project, according to Councilor Elizabeth Gibbs and Peter Ensel, who have talked to people downtown, many business owners and residents are for the DRI, but cannot make it to the meetings to voice their opinions. ■ Many people during the public session at the Common Council meeting voiced their opinions on the upcoming changes to the Durkee Street Lot. Photo by Sarah Elizabeth Morris » Public transit Cont. from pg. 1 As for the bus schedule and stop changes, the following was approved by the legislation Wednesday, July 10: For the Clinton Community College seasonal route, the 8:53 p.m. run will be changed to 7:53 p.m. instead, in order to better accommodate passengers’ schedules. The Macdonough Hall stop will be elimi-
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GFNB wins Northern Insuring/ Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic PLATTSBURGH | The North Country Chamber/Northern Insuring Golf Classic saw golfers of all abilities play for hundreds of prizes donated by sponsors, and the weather held out for the day on the course. THIS YEAR’S TOURNEY WINNERS Low Net Team with a score of 58: GFNB: Josh Howell, Peter Ensel, John VanNatten and Josh VanNatten. Low Gross Team with a score of 59: Northern Insuring 3: Ed Davis, Ken Mousseau, Nick Bouyea and Joe Graziane. 2nd Low Net Team with a score of 59: PrimeLink Putters: Randy LaBombard, Denise Calkins-Ryder, Carol Carpenter and Steve Carpenter.
2nd Low Gross Team with a score of 64: Country Malt Group: Chris Trombley, Norbert Hebert, Rick Dumas and Paul Demers. 3rd Low Net Team with a score of 64: Team Aero: Peter Johnson, Mike Relation, Geoff Hanshaw and Steve Strack. 3rd Low Gross Team with a score of 65: Champlain National Bank: Robin Weeden, Ray Beebe, Tim Kononan and Steve LaBombard. ■ Josh Howell, Peter Ensel, John VanNatten and Josh VanNatten were the Low Net Team winners of the Northern Insuring/Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic at Adirondack Golf on July 12.
PR_COCGolf_7-20-19: Josh Howell, Peter Ensel, John VanNatten and Josh VanNatten were the Low Net Team winners of the Northern Insuring/Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic at Adirondack Golf on July 12. Photo provided
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In 1985 while playing a pickup game of softball, I chased down a foul ball. By Dan Alexander Even though it hit • PUBLISHER • the ground and there was no play to be made, I charged the ball hard and stuck my left leg in the ground and leaned, apparently awkwardly, with my gloved hand to scoop up the ball. The next thing I recall is my knee hitting the ground and my body falling over to the side with my left hip laying on top of the left ankle. In one stupid moment, I had blown out my knee tearing most of the ligaments and much of the cartilage, requiring major reconstructive surgery. Back then, arthroscopic surgery was still relatively new. My operation was performed with a 10-inch incision on one side and a 2-inch one on the other side of the knee. After surgery, I was placed in a cast from the toes to my upper thigh and not allowed to bear any weight on the leg for 10 weeks, at which time I was put in a stable brace for six weeks. Once removed, the leg had badly atrophied, and both my knee and ankle had lost nearly all ability to flex. Four months removed from the incident, I find myself in physical therapy under the care of a short, muscle-bound, sadistic version of Arnold Schwarzenegger. I learned during the first few weeks of light therapy that the therapist seemed to enjoy sneaking up on patients when they least expected it and force that knee joint to bend farther than the Lord had designed for man. Once therapy advanced to the stage where I found myself lying face down on the weight bench doing leg lifts, I would never allow him to come from behind and grab my leg at the peak of its flex to stretch it farther without being prepared to resist with all my might. Through no fault of his, I never achieved full motion back in the knee until some 20 years later, when after a slight sprain in the right knee had me back in physical therapy. Resisting the inevitable only delayed my healing. That seems pretty clear to me now. So does resisting the corrections needed to resolve the crisis on our border. Everyone now seems to agree we’ve got a serious crisis. Sooner or later we are going to fix it, so why wait? We need to insist that Congress quit resisting and do its job. Deal with the pain now, by finding a compromise both sides can live with so we can put this issue, and all the fallout it’s causing, behind us. ■
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Essex County Board of Supervisors to rest of state – ‘We got this’ involvement, it’s a shame. Local leaders, election commissioners and attorneys across this state were anxiously anticipating a decision. New York’s top judge, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, a Gov. Andrew Cuomo appointee, reversed two lower court rulings and upheld the Essex County Republican BOE Commissioner and Essex County
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Sometimes, conscionable men must point fingers! Why do we celebrate this special all-American day? Remember? It started as a protest by our ancestors and founding fathers, which included some finger-pointing, and some declarations, and lots of deadly fighting against a tyrant king. We broke-off to form a different kind of government based on the ideas of the people ... a concept which necessitates debate, and argumentation, and finger-pointing and voting. We should not be celebrating our military might, or our elitism, with the type of power-parades that other tyrants are fond of. We should be celebrating our new-won freedom from an (English) tyrant-king, as well as all the checks-and-balances our founding fathers gave us to prevent yet “another.” Opportunity is all around us — let’s use it. We have been care-taking our constitution about as shoddily as we have been care-taking America the beautiful! - Ronald T. LaDue Sr., Schroon Lake ■ This free community newspaper exists to serve the informational needs of the community and to stimulate a robust local economy. No press release, brief or calendar item can be guaranteed for placement in the paper nor run in multiple weeks unless it is a paid announcement. All free placement is on a space-available basis.
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» Column Cont. from pg. 8 Voters across all of New York state can thank the Essex County Board of Supervisors for protecting their right to a secret ballot. Why? Because in 2016 the majority of the Essex County board decided that it was worth spending the money to appeal a trial court decision that allowed voted ballots to be obtained by anyone simply by submitting a written FOIL request. To recap, in 2016 a lawsuit was filed by known Democratic activists who some felt were determined to “test” New York election law for reasons we still don’t know. Former Essex Democrat Chairwoman Bethany Kosmider hired Democratic activist attorney and Lake Placid School Board member Bryan “Liam” Kennelly to file an Article 78 petition against Essex County. Kennelly claimed in his suit that Kosmider’s FOIL request for copies of ballots cast in the Rick Meyer versus Brian Barrett judge race was improperly denied. Why did Kosmider want to see the ballots from a race where the loser, Brian Barrett, was defeated by more than 1,700 votes? Nobody knows. Not even Kosmider, who gave different reasons throughout the three years of litigation ranging from “I wanted to look at ballots I had questions about” to “I wanted to study voting behaviors and patterns in Essex County.” Kennelly, who shares a law office with Barrett, in an attempt to publicly advocate for his client authored a letter to the editor titled, “No reason for Essex to litigate FOIL request,” in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise in September 2016 in which he argued “why waste money” that this was “all settled law” based on a 2014 advisory opinion by Robert Freeman, a state agency “official,” and that the practice of handing out voted ballots had been common practice in New York state.
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Kennelly was found wrong on both counts. County attorney Dan Manning surveyed several counties for their policies with most counties responding that they did not release ballot images without a court order. Ironically, Kennelly with only five years of legal experience (admitted to the bar in 2011) also asked in his lawsuit for the court to award him attorney’s fees at $375 per hour to be paid by Essex County. That hourly rate would make most senior attorneys in the Adirondacks blush. After asking for the court to award him attorney’s fees, Kennelly then stated that Essex County should not be wasting taxpayer dollars by paying outside attorneys. He’s right and need not worry, the New York State Court of Appeals ruled that his client Bethany Kosmider is now responsible for paying costs associated with the lawsuit. On the topic of spending taxpayer dollars on this case, the attorney who represented the Republican election commissioner and Essex County, James Walsh, also a candidate for Supreme Court this year, felt so strongly about this case that he decided to move forward with the appeal pro bono, “no charge” to the county. New York state voters owe Jim Walsh a debt of gratitude as well. Kosmider, unfortunately, has a history of questionable interference with election activities in Essex County. On July 30, 2015, Kosmider locked herself and then Democratic Election Commissioner Mark Whitney behind closed doors in a public building and refused to allow a county employee to take part in an official proceeding with his counterpart. This lawsuit raises more questions. Should counties be put in a situation where they need to be the decision-making body in matters of election law? I would hope not. We already have enough frivolous
lawsuits clogging up our courtrooms. Every American wants transparency and fair elections; it is a sacred right that many have fought and died for. Just as sacred to Americans is the protection of the “secret ballot.” Many of our 42 election districts in the 18 towns in Essex County are very small, and in some elections only a few voters cast a ballot in a primary election in a specific election district. Viewing those ballot images could potentially expose the individuals’ confidential voting decision. So much for your secret ballot if Kosmider had gotten her way. Small counties like Essex with tight budgets (and there are many) should not be used as a testing ground for statewide election law politics. As predicted, this issue played out on a larger stage and in the highest court. In the end, the highest court in New York reversed the lower court rulings based on election law, not an opinion. It’s too bad Essex County had to be the laboratory for questionable purposes and disingenuous motives. Perhaps in the future, the progressive downstate-controlled state legislature will decide to amend this section of election law. For now, this matter is “settled law.” For those New York voters who expect their votes to be kept secret, they will be, thanks to Essex County supervisors and the New York State Court of Appeals. For those looking to test the resolve of Essex County leadership, be forewarned, “Don’t mess with Essex.” And if you want “my” voted ballot, hire an attorney and go to court to get it. ■ – Bill McGahay, a North Elba resident, former executive director of the New York State Republican Party and conservative state committeeman for the 21st Congressional District.
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four-mile, multi-use trail. Cuomo said a larger network of multi-use and equestrian trails is planned to connect to Frontier Town, including a Schroon LakeNorth Hudson Snowmobile trail network known as the “Ti to Co Line Trail” and a Palmer Pond Bridge connection on the west, leading to parts of the Boreas Ponds Tract and Essex Chain Lakes Complex. The Frontier Town Campground is accepting reservations. Camping Fees start at $25 per night, with a $5 surcharge for out-of-state residents and additional costs for other amenities. The campground is located at 41 Adventure Pass in North Hudson. To call Frontier Town Campground: 518532-9051 ■
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at 8am in the Fellowship Center Chapel (13 Elm Street, Sunday Prayer Service: 5:00 P.M., Peru). Sunday Worship Service at 9am in the sanctuary www.plattsburghnazarene.org, Lead Pastor Chad W. Clardie. at the corner of Elm, Pleasant and Main Streets, Peru Plattsburgh United Methodist Church: 127 We provide this church directory as a courtesy to our readers and visitors to our area. Any changes or additions can be made by calling 518-873-6368. (Routes 22 & 22B). Nursery care provided during this Beekman Street. 518-563-2992. Pastor Phil Richards. service for children up to age 4. All are welcome and ALTONA Three Steeples United Methodist Church: schedule. invited to participate and worship. The Rev. Peggi Eller, Service Sunday 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Nursery available at Holy Angels Church: Main Street. Mass - 10 a.m. 491 Route 11. 518-298-8655. Sunday morning worship LYON MOUNTAIN 10 a.m. Pastor. www.perucommunitychurch.com Sunday 9:30 a.m. steeples3@primelink1.net Lyon Mountain Memorial United Methodist Peru Church of God: 130 Jabez Allen Rd., Peru, First Presbyterian Church: 34 Brinkerhoff Street. Church: 3909 State Route 374 ; Pastor Ted Trevail ALBURGH, VT CHAZY 518-561-3140. Pastor Timothy Luoma. Fall/Winter Church NY (518) 643-2053. Pastor Dan Elder. Worship Sunday Union Bible Church: 102 S. Main St.. Sunday Chazy Presbyterian Church: 620 Miner Farm 518-536-6735 ; tedtrevail@gmail.com ; www. School for Children and Adults 9:00 a.m., Worship 10:00 10am, Bible Study Thursday 6:45pm, Fellowship School at 9:30 a.m., Sunday Worship Service at 10:30 Rd. 518-846-7349 Worship and Sunday School will begin lyonmountainmemorial.org ; Sunday Worship at 9:00 am Breakfast 2nd Saturday every month. a.m., Fellowship 11:00 a.m. Visit www.presbyplatt.org or a.m., Wednesday Bible Study and Bible Club for Kids at at 10 a.m. Rev. Robert Svenson. Email: chazypres@ St. Bernard’s: Saturday Vigil 4pm, Sunday Mass our Facebook page to see church events. All are www.peruchurchofgod.org 7:00 p.m. Pastor John Kehoe, 802-796-3055. westelcom.com 10:30am welcome! PLATTSBURGH CADYVILLE Sacred Heart Church: 518-846-7650. Sunday MOOERS First Baptist Church Plattsburgh: Invitational Seventh Day Adventist: 4003 Rt. 22. St. James Church: 26 Church Rd. 518-293-7026. Mass (Ant) 6 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m. Mooers United Methodist Church: 14 East St., Pastor “Wade” of First Baptist Church Plattsburgh. Bible 518-561-3491 - Pastor Osbourne. Worship Saturday at Sunday Mass: 9 a.m. Located adjacent to old Post Office. Sunday service, DANNEMORA teaching/services in conservative format with singing & 11:30 a.m., Pot Luck Dinner after service. Dannemore United Methodist Church: 86 11:00 a.m. Activities for children, youth and families, CHAMPLAIN Trinity Episcopal Church: 18 Trinity Place. prayer. Please ask about Veteran/family study groups. 518-236-7129, (office#); 518-536-6735 (cell#); Christ & St. John’s Episcopal/Anglican Clark Street. Pastors Wendy and Gary Rhodehamel. 518-561-2244. Services: Saturday 5:00 pm, Eucharist Sunday service at 10AM or Tuesday 6:30PM (Prayer tedtrevail@gmail.com; http://www.unyumc.org/ Church: 18 Butternut Street. 518-298-8543. Sunday 518-891-9287. Worship and Sunday School - Sunday Service) 38 Oak Street (Corner of Oak and Court Streets) with dialogue sermon. Sunday 8:00 am, Eucharist. resources/church/mooers-umc; we’re on Facebook too. 518-563-2793, www.firstbaptistplattsburgh.webs.com Mass at 9:30 a.m. Patricia A. Beauharnois, Priest in 11:00 a.m., tedtrevail@gmail.com Sunday 10:00 am, Eucharist (with music, followed by Mooers Wesleyan Church: Maple Street. Charge refreshments/coffee hour). Wednesday 5:00 pm ELLENBURG North Country Alliance Church: 7 Northern Community Meal. St. Edmund’s Roman Catholic Church: Route Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Ave. Plattsburgh, NY, 12903. Reverend Andy Kerr Living Water Baptist Church: 9 Locust St., Sunday Night Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. corner of Main and Locust. Sunday School at 9 a.m. 11. Saturday Vigil 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Sunday Worship at 10:00 am. (518) 324-5430 - office@ Lutheran Church of the Redeemer: 10 518-236-5330. Service at 10 a.m. Thursday Bible Study at 7 p.m. Adirondack Lane (Across from Plattsburgh High School) ELLENBURG DEPOT northcountryalliance.com includes activities for children. Phone: 518-298-4358 518-561-5255. The Rev. Gregory R Huth, Pastor. Sunday MOOERS FORKS Ellenburg Depot Wesleyan Church: 2179 Plattsburgh House of Prayer: 63 Broad St. St. Ann’s Catholic Church: Route 11. Anticipated plattsburghhop.com, 518-314-1333. Sunday’s Experience worship 10:15 a.m. followed by coffee/fellowship hour. St. Mary’s Catholic Church: Church Street. Plank Rd. Pastor: Robert R. Phillips. 518-594-3902. mass Saturday 4:00 p.m. Reconciliation before mass. Anticipated Mass Saturday at 4:00PM. Weekday Sunday Family Bible Hour: 9:50 a.m. Sunday Worship Starts at 10:30 AM. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sunday 8:00 a.m. mass. Plattsburgh Nazarene Church: 187 Broad Plattsburgh: 4 Palmer Street, Sunday Worship 10am, Masses: Thursday and Friday at 5:00PM. Time: 10:50 a.m. Children’s Youth Ministries: Call for
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Flat Rock fire creates ‘lab’ for environmental science faculty, students
Mark Lesser, assistant professor in the Center for Earth and Environmental Science, and senior Jessie Pruden at the Altona Flat Rock. Photo provided
Mark Lesser, assistant professor in the Center for Earth and Environmental Science, at the Altona Flat Rock. Photo provided
PLATTSBURGH | A fire that might have been considered devastating to some is an ecological god-send to the Altona Flat Rock region and the SUNY Plattsburgh environmental science faculty and students studying it. Mark Lesser, assistant professor in the Center for Earth and Environmental Science, is one of them. Lesser is researching the resilience of the jack pine found in the area commonly referred to as the “flat rock” in the Town of Altona. In July 2018, about 500 acres of the 22,000-acre state forest succumbed to a wildfire, started by accident by a campfire at a nearby home, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. “Jack pine is supposed to burn,” Lesser said. “It’s a fire-dependent ecosystem. In the unburned areas there are little to no jack pine seedlings; they need fire to regenerate. There are tens-to-hundreds of thousands of seedlings in the area that was burned. This is excellent from a research point of view — a burned area within an unburned area. Last
been studying the deer population in northern Adirondack forests. Her work involves looking at how deer use different forest types as habitat and what effects deer have on the forest in the long term. She recently presented her findings with Lesser at the SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference. “It’s been such an amazing opportunity,” Pruden said. She credited Lesser as well as Dr. Danielle Garneau and Dr. Mary Alldred for “showing me so many things. I get to come up here all the time. They’re very smart, and I learn so many things. I’m very grateful for that.”
July, there was no green whatsoever; now you can barely tell.”
‘UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY’
Lesser joined the faculty two years ago. When the fire broke out a year later, he said he couldn’t believe his luck. “Ken Adams waited his entire career for this,” Lesser said of the retired SUNY distinguished teaching professor of ecology. “Ken did so much work up here. He set the stage for us to have this to compare to. I got to go out with the DEC before the fire was technically extinguished. To get to see a forest fire a month after it burned and get to do important research on how this ecosystem is going to respond to that is a very unique opportunity. Last fall, I spent a lot of time here with my forest ecology class — I bring my classes, Danielle (Garneau) and Mary (Alldred) bring theirs. We have at least a half-dozen independent undergraduate research projects going on.” That includes the research being done by senior ecology major Jessie Pruden, who has
EVOLVED OVER TIME
The jack pine has evolved over time to thrive in areas like the Altona Flat Rock, Lesser said. The trees’ root system doesn’t need depth; it spreads out along the surface of the rock, which is covered by only a few inches of soil. Branches hold tight to their cones, waiting for events such as the forest fire to open. “Fire heats the cones; they open and release their seeds,” Lesser said. There is little com-
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petition to germinate. “The seedlings get a jumpstart on the blueberries, huckleberries and other herbaceous plants. If grass and blueberries were already there, the seedlings have a harder time to establish themselves. The fire creates a nice seedbed.” Another area of interest to Lesser is species range limits. The jack pine in Altona is at the southern range limit for all of North America, he said. The pitch pine, also found in the flat rock area, is in the northern-most range in North America. “This jack pine ecosystem has evolved over the last many thousands of years within a certain set of environmental conditions it’s adapted to,” Lesser said. Climate plays a part, but so does the effort to not let it burn, he said. “In the absence of fire, cottonwood and birch have sprung up instead of jack pine, which has not been able to regenerate. If there hadn’t been the fire, this area would evolve into something else. It needed that fire in order to regenerate. In terms of my research, that’s really fascinating.” ■
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The Champlain Valley Family Center Recovery Community Center will hold its grand opening on Wednesday, July 24, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It will take place at the center’s location at 14 Dormitory Drive, the MHAB Life Skills Campus, Plattsburgh. Photo provided by Alliance for Positive Health
The Champlain Centre mall and Champlain Kid’s Zone hosted Carnival Day, where participating stores held carnivalthemed activities, such as crafts and games, for families and children. Also included were face painting, temporary tattoos, balloon animals and more. Those who took a map to be stamped at each location were entered to win prizes, including a $50 Target gift card. Photo by Sarah Elizabeth Morris
CLINTON COUNTY TRANSACTIONS GRANTOR
GRANTEE
LOCATION
PRICE
Stephens M. Mundy
Rick Young
Peru
$900,000
Andrew Hemingway
Belynda Kitts
Chazy
$84,900
Marilyn Larkin
Mountain Harbor Prop LLC
Plattsburgh
$5,600,000
District Saranac Central School
Philip Dwyer
Plattsburgh
$55,000
Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC
Thomas Mcgowan
Clinton
$20,000
Darin J. Staley
David H. Staley
Saranac
$163,000
Jonathan Myers
Brianna E. Brockway
Ellenburg
$118,500
Ann Marie Mackintosh
James H. Mesec
Champlain
$53,000
Leonard Lashway
Rensma Timberland, L.P.
Altona
$40,000
Scott Dukett
Galen Dean Parham Trust
Plattsburgh
Alfred Hammell
Mark Furman
Rouses Point
$87,756
Gabriel T. Girard
Damian Bushey
Plattsburgh
$90,000
Alfred Loka
Mark Drown
Plattsburgh
$12,000
-2003 The Powell R. Cabot Trust
Robert Lange
Plattsburgh
$115,000
Ralph R Burnah
Amy Price
Schuyler Falls
$94,000
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ESSEX COUNTY TRANSACTIONS GRANTOR Michael Peden
GRANTEE James Youngs-Schmitt
LOCATION Essex
PRICE $80,000
Scott Tierney
Martina Mallette
Ticonderoga
$150,000
Christopher Tacea
Cottage At The Lake LLC
Lake Placid
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Pine Brothers Builders LLC
Suzanne Hutchins
Lewis
Robin W Arlynn Horn
Keith Abramo
Jay
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David Davin
James Guyatte
North Hudson
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Richard Cutting
Justen Heald
Elizabethtown
$84,800
$227,499
Jane Clark
Denise Hens
Ticonderoga
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Chattie Van Wert
Evan Mack
Ticonderoga
$500,000
Eric Pray
Tara Dickinson
Chesterfield
$47,000
Robert White
Adirondack Vacation LLC
Wilmington
$18,123
Anthony Kusky
Dominick Marchesiello
Ticonderoga
Robert Joseph Burke
William Dennis Burke
Schroon
$30,000
Richard Balzano
Benjamin Nassivera
Wilmington
$61,000
Fannie Mae
George Michael Knight
Chesterfield
$41,250
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DEATH NOTICES CHAMPLAIN | Jane A. Sample passed away on Monday, July 8, 2019 at the age of 61. Born on June 30, 1958. Arrangements are being made by the Hamilton Funeral Home. HARKNESS | Donna Marie Decker passed away on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the age of 65. Born on November 10, 1953. Arrangements are being made by the Hamilton Funeral Home. WILLSBORO | Gale F. “Spike” Wilkins passed away on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the age of 72. Born on September 17, 1946. Arrangements are being made by the Hamilton Funeral Home. TUPPER LAKE | Darlene Viola Wood passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 69. Born on June 30, 1950. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home. MORRISONVILLE | Robert J. “Bobby” Longe passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 40. Born on June 5, 1979. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home. PLATTSBURGH | Charles J. Dumar passed away on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the age of 59. Born on December 24, 1959. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home. PERU | Pearl R. Latour passed away on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the age of 88.
Born on August 4, 1930. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home. SARANAC | Donald J. Barber passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 79. Born on October 22, 1939. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home. PLATTSBURGH | Richard “Dickie” Mitchell passed away on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at the age of 72. Born on April 25, 1947. Arrangements are being made by the Heald Funeral Home. Also from Florida. PLATTSBURGH | Milton S. Boule passed away on Thursday, July 11, 2019 at the age of 93. Born on January 20, 1926. Arrangements are being made by the Heald Funeral Home. LAKE PLACID | Margaret Ella Lewis passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 90. Born on June 17, 1929. Arrangements are being made by the M. B. Clark Funeral Home. ELLENBURG DEPOT | Nina I. Sherman passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 94. Born on December 15, 1924. Arrangements are being made by the Rabideau Funeral Home. SARANAC LAKE | Ernest C. Schmidt passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at the age of 92. Born on September 4, 1926. Arrangements are being made by the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home.
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Kimberly Davis tops $25,000 State Senate candidate received $25K in almost two months
to see the support Davis has received. “We’ve known Kimberly’s dedication for many years, and we are proud that she is running for State Senate,” Marking said. “I
PLATTSBURGH | New York State Senate candidate Kimberly Davis has filed her first financial disclosure since announcing her candidacy on May 28, 2019. Her total contributions since that date were $25,594.20. “I’m thrilled with the outpouring of support from residents in the 45th District.” Davis said. “In just six weeks the support and momentum from residents has grown. We received donations from all six counties in the 45th, and 74 percent of individual donations were from inside the district.” “Raising this much money signals that voters are ready for a change. It’s time for the North Country to have a new voice in Albany,” Davis said. Warren County Democratic Committee Chair Lynne Boecher agrees. “Kimberly’s ability to garner signif icant f inancial support a year and a half before the election and in such a short time signals to me as a chair that the district is looking for change and is no longer satisfied with the status quo,” Boecher said. “I am excited that we have such a well-qualified candidate, Kimberly Davis, running for State Senate,” Maggie Bartley, Essex County Democratic chair, said. “Her background in finance as county treasurer is what we all need in Albany. The residents of the 45th district will finally have a strong choice on Election Day in 2020.” Clinton County Democratic Chair Jerry Marking is happy
BRIEFS
Stefanik surpasses $1 million on hand
GLENS FALLS | Elise Stefanik’s campaign announced it has surpassed the million dollar cash on hand mark ahead of 2020. The campaign will report second-quarter fundraising results of more than $500,000 with donations from all 12 counties within the 21st district. Stefanik’s report reflects the strongest, early off-year financial and political support of any candidate in district history, a press release states. “I’m grateful for such overwhelming support for our campaign to continue delivering real results for families and small businesses across the District,” Stefanik said. “This record level of support reflects my independent record of always putting the North Country first and of reaching across the aisle to deliver real results for our district. “I look forward to continuing to build our tremendous grassroots network of volunteers and supporters and to winning in 2020.” E-PAC, Stefanik’s organization aiming to elect more Republican women to office, has raised nearly $400,000 since its relaunch in January. E-PAC has already donated the maximum primary election contribution to 20 women running for office nationwide. “E-PAC has shattered its fundraising goals so far, and I am proud to already be able to contribute to so many female Republican
thought that $25,000 would be very tough for anyone to raise in such a short time, but Kimberly is a very hard worker. Once she puts her to mind to something, she will accomplish it.” ■
Clinton County Treasurer Kimberly Davis announced her running for State Senate to represent the 45th district, a title currently held by Betty Little, in late May. Photo by Sarah Elizabeth Morris
candidates for office in the off year,” Stefanik said. “The stakes for our mission have never been higher and E-PAC is doing the necessary work to make a significant difference.” Second quarter filing details: — Total funds raised: $518,000 — Total cash on hand: $1,015,000 — Donations from every county in NY-21 — E-PAC total raised since January relaunch: $396,000 — E-PAC has already donated over $100,000 directly to female GOP candidates.
ACCESS FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES ACT
Stefanik has introduced legislation along with Congressman Brindisi (NY-22) and Congressman Reed (NY-23) to return millions in Medicare payments back to North Country hospitals. This legislation will fi x an error the Medicare contractor for New York and New England made when determining a Medicare payment adjustment called the Volume Decrease Adjustment (VDA). This error has forced a total of 16 rural hospitals to repay more than $15 million with an interest rate of more than 9 percent. VDA payments are intended to cover costs needed to maintain core staff and service necessary for continued operation of the hospital. “The rural community hospitals in my district are financially vulnerable and rely on the Volume Decrease Adjustment to keep the lights on,” Stefanik said. “This legisla-
tive fi x will help eight sole community and medicare dependent hospitals in the North Country that care for our seniors and the most vulnerable. I am proud to partner with my colleagues in upstate New York to support rural hospitals and promote quality and affordable health care for our constituents.” “HANYS applauds Reps. Brindisi, Reed and Stefanik for their steadfast support of New York’s not-for-profit small and rural hospitals,” HANYS President Bea Grause said. “The Access for Rural Communities Act would preserve access to care in rural communities across New York state by protecting critical Medicare Volume Decrease Adjustment payments for financially vulnerable hospitals. We look forward to working with the entire delegation, under the bipartisan leadership of Reps. Brindisi, Reed and Stefanik to secure passage of this important bill.” This legislation will re-implement the VDA for eight hospitals in NY-21, including Adirondack Medical Center, Carthage Area Hospital, Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, Gouveneur Hospital (E.J. Nobel), Lewis County General Hospital, Massena Memorial Hospital and Nathan Littauer Hospital.
SAMI’S LAW
Stefanik is a co-sponsor of Sami’s Law, named after Samantha Josephson, a 21-year-old University of South Carolina student who was murdered after getting into a stranger’s car she mistakenly
thought was her Uber ride. In response to their daughter’s death, the Josephsons are now seeking to educate ride-share passengers on safety best practices, using the acronym S-A-M-I (“Stop, Ask, Match, Inform”) to teach riders to be alert to their surroundings, ensure the car they are entering is the correct ride-share vehicle, ask the driver to identify them by name, and tell friends to track their ride in case they need help. This legislation implements new requirements for ride-share vehicles and drivers, including mandatory front and rear license plates, a scan-able “quick response” (QR) code on passenger windows, and illuminated windshield signs visible in both day and night from a distance of at least 50 feet. “The death of Samantha Josephson was an unimaginable tragedy that should never occur again,” Stefanik said. “The increase in ride-share accessibility is beneficial for those who do not own a car or have reliable public transportation, and is a useful tool for our communities as a whole. In order for these services to continue, safety technology must increase. Sami’s Law will raise awareness and promote safety best practices for passengers, as well as require the implementation of new technologies to ensure ride-share vehicles and drivers are as transparent to their passengers as possible. It is my hope that the passage of this bill will be a small consolation to the Josephson family as our country continues to grieve their daughter with them.” ■
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JUL. 18
Cadyville » Paddle Boarding
Lesson held at Cadyville Beach; 10:00 AM. The Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a Paddle Board Lesson. You will learn how to hold and use your paddle correctly and how to safely get on and off the paddle board. Classes are limited to the first 4 participants. Rouses Point » Free Concert: Beartracks held at Rouses Point Civic Center; 6:30 PM. The Samuel de Champlain Center Stage 2019 Series presents Beartracks - Tom Venne, Julie Venne-Hogan, Harry Ralph, Dr. Steve Light. Bluegrass & traditional country. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Free and open to the public. Peru » Apostle Joshua Fowler and Family Returns to the Peru Church of God held at Peru Church of God; 6:30 PM. Apostle Joshua Fowler and family will be ministering Sunday, July 14 at 10am, and nightly 6:30pm dat LO ..:JVµ I I I from IIU III July 14-18. July14 -18 .
JUL. 22ND
Massage Mondays held at Curaleaf Plattsburgh
Receive the word of God, music, song and prayer. All are invited to an unforgettable experience!
JUL. 19
Peru » Reflections: Musical
Memories with Mitch Willette held at Babbie Rural & Farm Learning Museum; 5:30 PM. The Babbie Rural & Farm Learning Museum presents: Reflections: Musical Memories with Mitch Willette. Music will include old country favorites from Smiley Willette and the Sunset Ramblers, some 50’s and 60’s music as well as sing-a-longs.
JUL. 19 - JUL. 20
Plattsburgh » Film Screening:
“The Raid,” 1954 Civil War Classic held at Clinton County Historical Association and Museum; 7:00 PM. Andy MacDougall will host two screenings of the 1954 classic ”The Raid,” a dramatization of the St. Albans Raid, the northernmost engagement of the Civil War that began in Plattsburgh and concluded in St. Albans, VT. Free, with do donations welcome. with nati ons we lco r
SATURDAYS
Plattsburgh » Plattsburg Plattsburgh Platt sbur, Farmers and Cr, Crafters’ Market and held he ld ,at Plattsburgh Farmers’ & Farn Crafters’ Market; Cr, 9:00 AM. Find 9:( seasonal local SE produce, fresh p bbaked goods, handcrafted h items and it1 so much SC more every me Saturday, May Sa1 to October, in to C historic downtown Plattsburgh.
JUL. 20
Plattsburgh Plattsbur gl » Tour the Schooner Lois McClure Schoo ne r Lo is rv held at Wilcox Wilcox Do Dock; he ld at ck; ·10:00 AM. Step aboard the Lois McClure
this summer to celebrate the International Year of the Salmon! The canal schooner Lois McClure is an 88’ full-scale replica based on shipwrecks of the mid-19th century discovered in Lake Champlain. Boarding is free.
JUL. 21
Plattsburgh » Tour the Schooner
Lois McClure held at Wilcox Dock; 10:00 AM. Step aboard the Lois McClure this summer to celebrate the International Year of the Salmon! The canal schooner Lois McClure is an 88’ full-scale replica based on shipwrecks of the mid19th century discovered in Lake Champlain. Boarding is free.
JUL. 22
Plattsburgh » Massage Mondays
held at Curaleaf Plattsburgh; 10:00 AM. Case of the Mondays? Come by your local Curaleaf dispensary for a free massage! All are welcome - you do not need to be a Curaleaf patient to attend. Space is limited; RSVPs are encouraged.
JUL. 23
Plattsburgh » Tykes Tuesdays
held at Champlain Centre; 1:00 PM. FREE activities in the mall every Tuesday until August 20th! All events last anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours depending on the activity. From a bird show to making your own Auntie Anne’s pretzel, there is something for every child! Ages 12 and under. Chazy » Magic Show / Ice Cream Social held at Chazy Public Library; 5:00 PM. Martian Magic Show is a 45-minute performance (outside, weather permitting). Show features Cosmo the Conjurer, a Martian magician who travels the galaxy. Chazy Public Library annual ice cream social follows the performance! Free event! All ages. Wilmington » Climate change in the Adirondacks: Observed Change and Emissions Monitoring held at ASRC Whiteface Field
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Station; 7:00 PM. This presentation will explore research to better understand the recent climate of the Adirondack and Champlain Valley regions, as well as a discussion of observations at Whiteface Mountain to better understand sources of greenhouse gases In NY State
JUL. 24
Plattsburgh » Jumpin’ in July
with Eric Lee held at Strand Center for the Arts; 5:30 PM. Eric Lee performs on our lawn for Jumpin In July! Come and check out the indie/folk Americana music of this multi-talented, multi-instrumentalist songwriter. This will be a FREE open-air concert on the Strand lawn, plus a cash bar. Plattsburgh » Presentation: Industry and Immigration in Clinton County held at Lake Forest Senior Living Community; 6:30 PM. Explore the role immigration played in the growth of early industry in Clinton County. Immigrants impacted the success of our logging, farming and mining industries, to name a few. Photos from the CCHA collection will be used to tell the story. Free.
JUL. 25
Saranac Lake » Lake Placid
Sinfonietta Concert held at Hotel Saranac; 7:00 PM. The evening will feature a side-by-side performance where area musicians can rehearse and perform Bizet’s “Danse Boheme” and Offenbach’s “Orhpheus in the Underworld” with the orchestra. For more info or how to participate, call 518.523.2051
JUL. 27
Chazy » Summer Book Sale held
at Chazy Public Library; 9:00 AM. Huge variety of books and media for adults and children. Sale will be held on Chazy town wide yard sale day. Rain or shine. Plattsburgh » Cannabis Health Consultations and Practitioner Info
Session at Curaleaf Plattsburgh held at Plattsburgh Public Library; 9:30 AM. Join Curaleaf at the Plattsburgh Public Library to learn about how medical cannabis has helped thousands feel better. State certified medical practitioners will be on-site to provide free consultations. Instant medical marijuana cards are available. Ausable Chasm » Town of Chesterfield Open House held at North Star Underground Railroad Museum; 10:00 AM. ll are welcome to join the celebration at the Town of Chesterfield Welcome and Heritage Center, home of the North Star Underground Railroad Museum. Meet neighbors, friends and businesses while enjoying the music of the band Damaged Goods.
JUL. 28
Chazy » Chazy Old Home Day Collector Car Cruise-in held at Chazy Recreation Park; 11:00 AM. Chazy Old Home Day Collector Car Cruise-in 11:00AM - 3:00PM. Chazy Recreation Park, North Farm Road. No entry fee, no judging, join us for a stress free day!
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Members of the first-team MVAC all-stars include (from top left) MVPs Ben Norcross and Andrew Pelkey, Dustin Reiter, Cian Bresnahan, Collin Bresnahan, Riley Hansen, McClain Dudyak, Noah Spaulding, Zach Spaulding, Tristan Carey, Noah Peters and Kaleb Cook. File photos
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PLATTSBURGH | The two Section VII leagues have selected their all-stars for the 2019 varsity baseball season. In the MVAC, Chazy senior pitcher Ben Norcross and Bolton/Schroon Lake junior pitcher Andrew Pelkey shared the distinction of league MVP, the second time both players have won the award. In the CVAC, the MVP award went to Ticonderoga ace and center fielder Russell Gallo III, who helped lead the Sentinels to their first state title. Coaches of the year were Chazy’s Brian Norcross (MVAC) and Ticonderoga’s Dan Dorsett (CVAC), while sportsmanship awards were given to Boquet Valley (MVAC) and
Members of the All-CVAC team include (from top left) MVP Russell Gallo III, Michael DuShane, Bryce Gautreau, Kaden Kowalowski, Kaden Myers, Ryan Bone, Frankie Kneussle, Noah Lederman, Sean Crowley, Zach Miner, Bryan Claudio, Ethan Garrand, Connor Devins, Dyllon Bougor, Jared Duquette and Cody Peryea. File photos
Members of the MVAC first-team all-stars included pitcher Kaleb Cook of Keene; shortstop Riley Hansen and outfielder McClain Dudyak of Chazy; pitcher Noah Spaulding, outfielder Noah Peters, catcher Tristan Carey and second baseman Zach Spaulding of Crown Point; and shortstop Cian Bresnahan, outfielder Dustin Reiter and catcher Collin Bresnahan of Bolton/Schroon Lake. Second-team all-stars included Aidan Lopez of Keene; catcher Bruce Juneau and designated hitter Matt Parent of Chazy; third baseman Michael Baker, outfielder Tyler Emmert and first baseman/pitcher Craig Wholey of Bolton/Schroon Lake; catcher Will Napper and pitcher Brayden Drew of Boquet Valley; and third baseman Cameron Harrington of Crown Point.
Trudeau (Beekmantown), outfielder James Conway (Saranac) and pitcher Ryley O’Connell (Peru). CVAC Division II all-stars included Gautreau, Devins, Bougor, Peryea, DuShane, catcher Jack Grinnell (Ticonderoga), infielder Zach Baker (Moriah), infielder Terrance Benedict (Ticonderoga), infielder Cody Lambert (NAC), third baseman Evan Snow (AVCS), outfielder Matt Brandes (Lake Placid), pitcher Scott Sharlow (Lake Placid), pitcher Jesse Izzo (Lake Placid), pitcher Brett Juntunen (NAC) and DH Troy McDonald (AVCS). Honorable mention awards in the CVAC went to Spencer Daby (AVCS), Ian McCasland (BCS), Jake Coursen (LPCS), Jerin Sargent (Moriah), Nolan Knight (NAC), Landon Coulombe (NCCS), Carson Cunningham (Peru), Bostyn Duquette (PHS), Zach Rainville (Saranac), Jaden Gladd (Saranac Lake) and Conall Tierney (Ticonderoga). ■
Along with Gallo, the All-CVAC team included catcher Kaden Kowalowski (Beekmantown), first baseman Bryce Gautreau (Ticonderoga), infielder Frankie Kneussle (Peru), infielder Bryan Claudio (NCCS), infielder Jared Duquette (Saranac), infielder Connor Devins (AVCS), third baseman Ryan Bone (Beekmantown), outfielder Noah Lederman (Peru), outfielder Dyllon Bougor (Moriah), outfielder Cody Peryea (NAC), pitcher Sean Crowley (Peru), pitcher Ethan Garrand (NCCS), pitcher Kaden Myers (Beekmantown), pitcher/ third baseman Michael DuShane (Ticonderoga) and DH Zach Miner (Peru). The CVAC Division I all-star team included Kowalowski, Kneussle, Claudio, Duquette, Bone, Lederman, Garrand, Crowley, Myers, Miner, first baseman Brayden LaValley (NCCS), infielder Kaleb LaBarge (NCCS), outfielder Alex
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JOHNSTON, AS NANCE, HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE "JOHN DOE #1" through OF THE ESTATE OF "JOHN DOE #12," the KAREN ANN JOHN- last twelve names being STON; UNKNOWN fictitious and unknown HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- to plaintiff, the persons TEES OF THE ESTATE or parties intended being OF KAREN ANN JOHN- the tenants, occupants, STON any and all per- persons or corporations, sons unknown to plain- if any, having or claimtiff, claiming, or who ing an interest in or lien may claim to have an in- upon the premises, deterest in, or general or scribed in the complaint, specific lien upon the Defendants. real property described INDEX NO. 2018in this action; such un- 00001738 known persons being Plaintiff designates herein generally de- CLINTON as the place of scribed and intended to trial situs of the real be included in the fol- property lowing designation, SUPPLEMENTAL SUMnamely: the wife, widow, MONS husband, widower, heirs Mortgaged Premises: at law, next of kin, de- 2080 RAND HILL ROAD scendants, executors, ALTONA, NY 12910 administrators, de- District: Section: 148 visees, legatees, credi- Block: 2 Lot: 23 tors, trustees, commit- To the above-named Detees, lienors, and as- fendants signees of such de- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMceased, any and all per- MONED to answer the sons deriving interest in complaint in this action Tommy Tetreault holds a sample brick, being sold through the Beekmantown Booster Work continues on the new site for the Beekmantown athletic facilities (overlaid artist or lien upon, or title to of and to servewith a copy said real property by,games your this answer, or, if the Club, that will be used to build a patio at the Beekmantown athletic facility as well as help rendering of facility), which is scheduled to be ready to host home September. through or under them, complaint is Keith not Lobdell served Photo by fund a field house facility for the site. Photo by Keith Lobdell or either of them, and with this summons, to their respective wives, serve a notice of appear“The project was created to help with the Enhancing Ed- area and fundingwidows, from the sales to widgo toward husbands, anceneeded on thefacilities. Plaintiff's owers, heirs atgenerous law, next in Attorney 20 days ucational Spaces program; address traffic safety in the front “The community was very giving uswithin this money of kin, descendants, ex- after the service of this parking lot by getting kids away from buses and separatthe project, but there are other things that need to go SUPREMEto do COURT OF ecutors, administrators, summons, exclusive of ing buses parking from regular traffic; make infrastructure THE STATE OF NEW devisees, legatees, the day service (or out there,” Myers said. “That is credwhere the brickoffundraiser YORK itors, trustees, commitwithin 30 days after the updates and also for athletic field upgrades,” Myers said. came into play. tees, The money to help whatever COUNTY OF CLINTON lienors will and be as- used By Keith Lobdell service is complete if NATIONSTAR MORTPart of the reason for a multi-use field was to keep athletes needs to be done with the facility.” signs, all of whom and this summons is not SPORTS EDITOR GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. whose names, except as personally delivered to at the school for practices and games, as soccer teams have this two years ago when we knew there COOPER, “We talked about stated, are unknown to you within the State of previously been using the Town of Beekmantown fields, Plaintiff, was going to be aplaintiff; project,” said UNITED Tommy Tetreault New York)ofinthe theBeekevent BEEKMANTOWN | Come September, there will be a new located near the school. vs. STATES OF started AMERICA the to United States for of mantown Booster Club. “It as a way raise funds ALISA A. KING, AS HEIR INTERNAL REVENUE America is made a party facility to host the Beekmantown High School athletic events. “They are not ours,” Myers said. “They are off-site and we AND have DISTRIBUTEE the lighting, but that has switched over to buildings that you OF SERVICE; NEW YORK defendant, the time to THE aESTATE OF foresee KAREN but As part of an $18 million capital project approved in kids jumping into cars and driving there, so that does present STATE DEPARTMENT answer for the said Unitdo not you need.” ANN JOHNSTON; JEF- OF TAXATION AND FI- ed States of America January 2017, the school will have a new athletic facility safety issue. We wanted to try and bring the soccer teams here.” TetreaultASsaidNANCE, the patio would feature a red FREY R. JOHNSTON, shall notcapital expireletter until that is scheduled to open this fall, which will house a new HEIR AND“B,” DISTRIBUTEE DOEbricks. #1" through (60) days after service of The field and tennis courts will also help enhance physical surrounded"JOHN by gray OF THE ESTATE OF "JOHN DOE #12," the multi-use turf field, with lighting, along with a six-lane track education programs at the school. the Summons; and in “It will be more a sitting to the KAREN ANN JOHNbeingrelaxing last of twelve names and case ofarea yourofffailure to and five tennis courts next to the main facility. fictitious andthe unknown appear answer, “The five new tennis courts are lined for pickleball as STON; well sideUNKNOWN where you can watch games both onorthe field judgand HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- to plaintiff, the persons ment will nook be area taken “We are scheduled to host Plattsburgh High in boys soccer for community and PE use,” Myers said. “It also gives us OFonTHE theESTATE tennis courts,” said. “It will be a little TEES being or partiesheintended against you by default Sept. 5 and the first home football game of the season Sept. more area for physical education classes. It will be a OF ANN the JOHNthe tenants, niceKAREN where community can occupants, go and enjoyforit.” the relief demanded 6,” Athletic Director Greg Myers said. “The field is supposed facility and nice field when we are done.” STON any and all per- persons or corporations, in the complaint. Tetreault thathaving thereorisclaima lifetime warranty on the sons unknown to plain-added if any, NOTICE OF NATURE OF to be turned over to the school for full use Sept. 1 and we tiff, claiming, orwhich who come ing from an interest in or company lien ACTION bricks, the same who did brick ANDtheRELIEF BOOSTERS, BRICKS AND BUILDING plan to play all home football and soccer games on the field, may claim to have an in- upon the premises, de- SOUGHT for theorNew York State Police Memorial in Ray Brook. or general While the bulk of the project is funded throughterest the in,work scribed in the complaint, varsity under the lights and JV at 4:30. We had a construcTHE OBJECT of the specific lien upon the Defendants. said the bricks allow community members andis above caption action tion meeting and we are on time. The only thing is we may capital project budget, Myers said there are currentlyrealnopropertyMyers described INDEX NO. 2018- to foreclose a Mortgage businesses the chance to “leave a legacy.” have to open the facility without the track surface being on.” plans for a field house, which could be used for bathrooms, in this action; such un00001738 to secure the sum of known persons beingto support Plaintiff the project designates storage and locker areas. $88,369.00 and interest, “It’s really and leave a legacy,” Myers SCHOOL-WIDE ENHANCEMENTS herein generally de- CLINTON as the place of recorded on June 4, said.intended “I havetofourtrial children soofI will probably buy a brick and put In order to build one, the athletic department is teaming scribed and situs the real 2013, at Instrument The new athletic facilities, which also include the creall four of foltheir names get them all to2013buy be included in the propertyon it. I hope I cannumber with the Beekmantown Booster Club in a buy-a-brick program, ation of a new varsity baseball field, are part of a districtSUPPLEMENTAL SUMlowing their designation, 00256969, own brick and give back to the program.” ■ of the Public with the bricks being used to build a 20-foot-by-20-foot patio namely: the wife, widow, MONS Records of CLINTON wide capital project. Mortgaged Premises: husband, widower, heirs County, New York, covat law, next of kin, de- 2080 RAND HILL ROAD ering premises known scendants, executors, ALTONA, NY 12910 as 2080 RAND HILL administrators, de- District: Section: 148 ROAD ALTONA, NY visees, legatees, credi- Block: 2 Lot: 23 12910. tors, trustees, commit- To the above-named De- The relief sought in the tees, lienors, and as- fendants within action is a final SUNY Plattsburgh with a bachelor’s “TDC has ambitious, exciting goals deto from PLATTSBURGH | The Development Cor- locate or expand within Clinton County. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- judgment signees of such directing the recently commarket poration (TDC) has announced the addiMONED in to public answerrelations the ceased, any expertise, and all per- degree “Building upon an international network of pursue. Danielle’s unique saleand of the premises decomplaint this actiondegree sons deriving interest in pleted scribed above to satisfy herin master’s through SUNY experience are tretion of Danielle Johnson as business devel- partnerships, Johnson will be a driving force of industry connections and and to serve a copy of or lien upon, or title to the the secured byand State in debt community will be opment manager. Johnson will help further economic growth and manufacturing growth mendous assets for TDC. your answer, or, College if the said Her real role property by, Empire Mortgage described complaint is development not served through under them, economic with a concentrakey to achieving these goals. Weorare thrilled the mission of TDC, to foster an environ- in the North Country,” a press release said. above. with in thisworkforce summons, development. to CLINTON County is desor team.” either of them, and tion to have Danielle join our ment that creates and retains quality jobs their respective wives, serve a notice of appear- ignated as the place of In announcing Johnson’s hiring, TDC and investments in the community. the Plaintiff's widows, Theonselection of Johnson caps a the search Johnson comes to TDC withhusbands, five yearswidof ance trial because real President and CEO David Champagne exAttorney within 20 daysby property owers, heirs at law, next process affected by this facilitated ETS, an executive in economic development. Prior In her role, Johnson will assist in the plan- plained how the move aligns with the orga- experience SUPREME COURT OF of kin, descendants, ex- after the service of this action is located in said to she served as the first direc- search firmexclusive headquartered in Plattsburgh. ■ ning, initiation, implementation and admin- nization’s strategic goals. summons, of county. THEjoining STATETDC, OF NEW ecutors, administrators, the day of service (or YORK devisees, legatees, credNOTICE tor of NamTrans. She graduated cum laude istration of programs to attract industries to COUNTY OF CLINTON itors, trustees, commit- within 30 days after the YOU ARE IN DANGER NATIONSTAR MORT- tees, lienors and as- service is complete if OF LOSING YOUR this Contact summons is not GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. signs, all of whom and HOME Shannon Christian at JOANNIESHM LLC ArtiCOOPER, whose names, except as personally delivered to If you do not respond to 873-6368 or email PARKING Plaintiff, cles of Org. filed NY Sec. MICKEY'S you within the State of ext. stated, are unknown to (518) this201 summons and comof State (SSNY) LOT, LLC Articles of vs. New York) in the event plaintiff; UNITED plaint by serving a copy shannonc@suncommunitynews.com GARRANT & SON 2/22/2019. Office in Org. filed NY Sec. of ALISA A. KING, AS HEIR STATES OF AMERICA the United States of of the answer on the atto place a for classifi ed. UNDER $1 PROPERTIES LLC Arti- Clinton Co. SSNY desig. State (SSNY) 6/3/2019. INTERNAL REVENUE America AND DISTRIBUTEE OF torney the mortgage ,000 is made a party cles of Org. filed NY Sec. agent of LLC whom pro- Office in Clinton Co. THE ESTATE OF KAREN SERVICE; HO NEW defendant, the time to company who filed this RSES YORK FOR SALE Beautifu forl the of State (SSNY) cess may be served. SSNY desig. agent of ANN JOHNSTON; JEF- STATE Bu DEPARTMENT 9yr.said Unitforeclosure proceeding ckskin mare, reganswer istered Quartof er- America ed States 5/30/2019. Office in SSNY shall mail pro- LLC whom process may FREY R. JOHNSTON, AS OF TAXATION AND horse Pre against you and filing tty FI8yr. dar k bro wn ma RE ACH E VE RY HOUS E HOLD I N YOU R COM M U N IT Y AN D S E LL YOUR STU FF QU ICK re, Clinton Co. SSNY desig. cess to 94 Court St., be served. SSNY shall shall not expire until the answer with the HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE NANCE, halter trained. $500 ea. OBO Call 51 8-8 (60) days after service of agent of LLC whom pro- Plattsburgh, NY 12901. mail process to 17 Vista OF THE ESTATE OF "JOHN DOE #1"46through -7751 court, a default judgNY KAREN LEGALS the Summons; cess may be served. Purpose:LEGALS ANN JOHN- "JOHN DOE #12," the Any lawful pur- Dr., Plattsburgh, be entered LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS and in ment may LEGALS case of your failure to SSNY shall mail process STON; UNKNOWN last twelve names being 12901, which is also the pose. Principal business and you can lose your BOSWELL-DAVIES to 296 Leggett Rd., location: 597 Cumber- principal business loca- HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- fictitious and unknown appear or answer, judg- home. PROPERTIES LLC Champlain, NY 12919. land Head Rd., Platts- tion. Purpose: Any law- TEES OF THE ESTATE ment will be taken Speak to an attorney or to plaintiff, the persons NOTICE OF FORMATION Purpose: Any lawful pur- burgh, NY 12901. go to the court where OF KAREN ANN JOHN- or parties intended being ful purpose. against you by default of a domestic Limited your case is pending for pose. NC-06/22-7/27/2019NC-07/13-08/17/2019STON any and all per- the tenants, occupants, for the relief demanded Liability Company (LLC): further information on NC-06/15-07/20/20196TC-220621 sons unknown to plain- persons or corporations, in the complaint. 6TC-222811 DATE OF FORMATION: 6TC-220348 tiff, claiming, or who if any, having or claim- NOTICE OF NATURE OF how to answer the sumJONATHAN A. PARKS MICKEY'S RESTAURANT mons and protect your The Articles of Organizamay claim to have an in- ing an interest in or lien ACTION AND RELIEF & LOUNGE LLC Articles HEMLOCK CONTRACT- CONSULTING SERproperty. tion were filed with the terest in, or general or upon the premises, de- SOUGHT Org. filed NY Sec. of of New York State Secre- ING LLC, Arts. of Org. VICES, LLC. Arts. of THE OBJECT of the Sending a payment to specific lien upon the scribed in the complaint, State (SSNY) 5/29/2019. tary of State on June 3, filed with the SSNY on Org. filed with the SSNY above caption action is the mortgage company real property described Defendants. 04/30/2019. Office loc: on 06/04/19. Office: Office in Clinton Co. in this action; such un- INDEX will not stop the fore2019. NO. 2018- to foreclose a Mortgage SSNY desig. agent of closure action. NEW YORK OFFICE LO- Clinton County. SSNY Clinton County. SSNY to secure the sum of 00001738 known persons being LLC whom process may has been designated as designated as agent of YOU MUST RESPOND CATION: Clinton County $88,369.00 and interest, designates herein generally de- Plaintiff be served. SSNY shall AGENT FOR PROCESS: agent upon whom pro- the LLC upon whom scribed and intended to CLINTON as the place of recorded on June 4, BY SERVING A COPY OF mail process to 17 Vista THE ANSWER ON THE cess against the LLC process against it may The Secretary of State is be included in the fol- trial situs of the real 2013, at Instrument designated as Agent may be served. SSNY be served. SSNY shall Dr., Plattsburgh, NY lowing number 2013- ATTORNEY FOR THE designation, property 12901. Purpose: Any PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE shall mail process to: mail copy of process to upon whom process namely: the wife, widow, SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- 00256969, of the Public COMPANY) AND FILING Michael Leclair, 119 Port the LLC, c/o Jonathan A. lawful purpose. Principal against the LLC may be Records of CLINTON MONS husband, widower, heirs served. The Secretary of Douglas Rd, Keeseville, Parks, 24 Myers Way, business location: 26 Ri- at law, next of kin, de- Mortgaged Premises: County, New York, cov- THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. NY 12944. Reg Agent: Cadyville, NY 12918. ley Ave., Plattsburgh, NY scendants, State shall mail a copy executors, 2080 RAND HILL ROAD ering premises known RAS BORISKIN, LLC Michael Leclair, 119 Port Purpose: Any lawful pur- 12901. of any process against as 2080 RAND HILL de- ALTONA, NY 12910 administrators, NC-06/15-07/20/2019Douglas Rd, Keeseville, pose. the LLC to 47 Elm ROAD ALTONA, NY Attorney for Plaintiff visees, legatees, credi- District: Section: 148 6TC-220162 BY: MATTHEW ROTHStreet, Peru, New York NY 12944. Purpose: Any NC-07/20-08/24/201912910. tors, trustees, commit- Block: 2 Lot: 23 STEIN, ESQ. Lawful Purpose. 6TC-223085 12972. Omega Fitness LLC filed tees, lienors, and as- To the above-named De- The relief sought in the PURPOSE: To engage in NC-07/6-08/10/2019within action is a final 900 Merchants Consignees of such de- fendants with the SSNY on LAKESHORE PEDIATRIC 3/1/19. Office: Clinton 6TC-222026 any lawful act or activity. ceased, any and all per- YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- judgment directing the course, Suite 310 DENTISTRY, PLLC. Arts. Co. SSNY designated as NC-06/15-07/20/2019sale of the premises de- Westbury, NY 11590 sons deriving interest in MONED to answer the HIDDEN ACRES DAIRY of Org. filed with the 516-280-7675 6TC-220165 complaint in this action scribed above to satisfy agent upon whom pro- or lien upon, or title to LLC Articles of Org. filed SSNY on 06/28/19. Of- cess against the LLC said real property by, and to serve a copy of NC-06/29-07/20/2019the debt secured by the CH Massage Therapy, NY Sec. of State (SSNY) fice: Clinton County. may be served. SSNY through or under them, your answer, or, if the 4TC-221578 Mortgage described 5/30/2019. Office in SSNY designated as PLLC above. shall mail process to or either of them, and complaint is not served Articles of Org.filed NY Clinton Co. SSNY desig. agent of the PLLC upon 254 Narrows Rd, AuS- their respective wives, with this summons, to CLINTON County is desSec. of State (SSNY) agent of LLC whom pro- whom process against it able Forks, NY 12912 widows, husbands, wid- serve a notice of appear- ignated as the place of 6/20/19. Office in Clin- cess may be served. may be served. SSNY NC-06/29-08/03/2019ance on the Plaintiff's trial because the real owers, heirs at law, next shall mail process SSNY shall mail copy of proton Co. SSNY desig. property affected by this of kin, descendants, ex- Attorney within 20 days 6TC-221585 to 296 Leggett Rd., cess to the PLLC, 104 agent of PLLC upon action is located in said ecutors, administrators, after the service of this SUPREME COURT OF NY 12919. Champlain, NOTICE OF FORMATION Jabez Allen Road, Peru, whom process may be devisees, legatees, cred- summons, exclusive of county. THE STATE OF NEW served. SSNY shall mail Purpose: Any lawful pur- NY 12972. Purpose: For OF Still Panther Mounitors, trustees, commit- the day of service (or NOTICE YORK the practice of the procopy of process to 3 pose. tain, LLC, Arts. of Org. YOU ARE IN DANGER tees, lienors and as- within 30 days after the COUNTY OF CLINTON fession of Dentistry. Maple Street, Redford, NC-06/15-07/20/2019LOSING YOUR filed with SSNY on service is complete if OF signs, all of whom and NATIONSTAR MORT- whose names, except as this summons is not HOME NC-07/13-08/172019NY 12978. 05/21/2019. Office LoPurpose: 6TC-220350 GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. 6TC-222425 Any lawful purpose. stated, are unknown to personally delivered to If you do not respond to cation: Clinton County, JOANNIESHM LLC ArtiCOOPER, NC-7/6-08/10/2019you within the State of this summons and com- SSNY designated as plaintiff; UNITED PARKING Plaintiff, cles of Org. filed NY Sec. MICKEY'S 6TC-222163 agent of LLC upon who plaint by serving a copy STATES OF AMERICA New York) in the event State (SSNY) LOT, LLC Articles of vs. of the United States of of the answer on the at- process against it may INTERNAL REVENUE GARRANT & SON 2/22/2019. Office in Org. filed NY Sec. of ALISA A. KING, AS HEIR be served. SSNY shall torney for the mortgage SERVICE; NEW YORK America is made a party PROPERTIES LLC Arti- Clinton Co. SSNY desig. State (SSNY) 6/3/2019. AND DISTRIBUTEE OF mail a copy of process defendant, the time to company who filed this DEPARTMENT STATE cles of Org. filed NY Sec. agent of LLC whom pro- Office in Clinton Co. THE ESTATE OF KAREN OF TAXATION AND FI- answer for the said Unit- foreclosure proceeding to: Kyle Shutts, 208 of State (SSNY) cess may be served. SSNY desig. agent of ANN JOHNSTON; JEF- NANCE, Fuller Road, Apt. 3, against you and filing ed States of America 5/30/2019. Office in SSNY shall mail pro- LLC whom process may FREY R. JOHNSTON, AS "JOHN DOE #1" through Peru, NY 12972. Purshall not expire until the answer with the Clinton Co. SSNY desig. cess to 94 Court St., be served. SSNY shall HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE court, a default judg- pose: to engage in any (60) days after service of "JOHN DOE #12," the agent of LLC whom pro- Plattsburgh, NY 12901. mail process to 17 Vista OF THE ESTATE OF lawful act. the Summons; and in ment may be entered last twelve names being cess may be served. 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