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PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh Common Council approved the final scoping document for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). The document lays out what needs to be reviewed during the Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) for all the projects to take place downtown. A public hearing was held on the scoping first draft on Aug. 22 before the scheduled city council meeting. Not many people came up to make suggestions on what can be added changed, but one of the commenters was city planning board member Curt Gervich, who requested more alternatives to the Durkee project. This was not changed for the final draft, however, and the alternatives to the Prime Companies multi-use building remain “no alternatives,” and a multi-story parking garage. According to Attorney Mark Schachner, who was there during the session to represent the city, said the GEIS, which covers the projects as a whole, is a very responsible move for Plattsburgh. This move makes it possible for Chazen, the company working on the GEIS, to find any environmental impacts between the projects themselves. The final draft of the scoping document was voted on at the city council meeting Sept. 5. Before discussion, Attorney Matthew F. Fuller claimed the city council was breaking the law by moving forward with the Durkee Lot project. See SCOPING DOCUMENT » pg. 7
Farmers and Crafters Market to move to harborside Artist rendition: An artist’s rendition of the possible spot for the farmer’s market has been posted online. The sketch shows what the location will look like after being renovated. Photo provided by artist
MLD building being considered for farmer’s market location By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
PLATTSBURGH | As part of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI), the City of Plattsburgh is planning on moving
the Farmers and Crafters Market. Currently, the market is located at the Durkee Street Lot downtown; however, due to the upcoming Prime Companies LLC multi-use building to be constructed in spring, the market is planning on being moved. Originally, it was suggested that the farmer’s market will be moved to the harborside to a newly constructed building to specifically hold the market. Recently, though, there has been talk of taking over a vacated Municipal Lighting Department building on Green Street, close to the Marina. See FARMERS MARKET » pg. 7
Animal control bill passed Law to decrease feral cat population in city By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
City colonies: Trap, neuter and release programs around the city shelters and feeds feral cats. The new “Dogs and Cats at Large” will not affect these programs, which include the Newman Center, where this cat resides. Photo by Sarah Elizabeth Morris
PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh Common Council passed the recently updated “Dogs and Cats at Large” bill, introduced by Councilor Peter Ensel last month. The bill was one of many in the past years to face the council in an attempt to reduce the population of feral cats in the city. The “Dogs and Cats at Large” bill was reviewed the week before, at a public session before the city council meeting on Aug. 29. The main concern for those who do not support the bill was a section of the proposed law that suggested whoever knowingly feeds a stray animal, they are the assumed owner. Though this section was originally intended to hold parties responsible for the abandonment or destruction of others’ property, it was updated
to be less harsh on citizens that feed strays. Councilor Jeff Moore was still hesitant about this, reading a letter sent to him from a citizen. “Assigning ownership to feral cats to the humanitarians who assist in the TNR programs just because they trap, sterilize, vaccinate and feed these cats is misguided,” Councilor Moore said. Councilor Ensel did explain the different wording in the new draft of the bill. Rather than being held responsible for simply feeding cats, the bill was reworded to be more specific to those who regularly feed and control the animal on their property. This does not affect the trap, neuter and release programs that run around the city, according to the council. “Those who provide food to the feral colonies would not be the presumed owner, so long as those colonies are not located on the person’s property,” Councilor Ensel assured. “The changes being proposed are expected to happen complaint-driven enforcement.” See ANIMAL BILL » pg. 7
Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN) hosts “TALK” Events held for Suicide Awareness Month By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
CLINTON COUNTY | September is suicide awareness month. Clinton County is hosting multiple lectures and events through multiple sources to raise awareness of suicide prevention, end the stigma of mental illness and learning to cope after losing a loved one to suicide. Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN) held suicide prevention training at the government center on Sept. 4. The event, called suicideTALK, was put on by Director of BHSN Employee Assistance Services Bonnie Black and focused on the things everyday people can do to help those with suicidal thoughts or tendencies using the “TALK” tactic. “Many people ask the question - should I talk about suicide?” Black said. “Why don’t people talk about suicide?”
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doctor, etc., can take physical steps to keep them safe. This includes finding a safe space where they can’t hurt themselves, finding professional help, minimizing danger or finding a safety plan with them. “Suicide is preventable,” Black said. If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, the 24-Hour North Country Crisis Helpline is 1-866-577-3836, or 1-866-5PREVENT. There are multiple other sources of help, including the National Sucicide Prevention Lifeline, at 1-800-273-8355, or 1-800-273-TALK, and online help chats at suicidepreventionlifeline.org. To get in touch with the Clinton County Suicide Postvention Response Team, which is accessible 24/ 7, call 1-800-724-0747. ■
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As for those who are being reached out to, it is important to “Listen.” Simply listening to someone can expose any red flags in their mental health. According to the “TALK” list, “hear what people have in mind; how their mental outlook may be affecting well-being and their will to live. Acknowledge themes of aloneness which may relate not only to circumstances past and present, but also to stigma and isolation associated with mental disorders or suicidal acts.” Lastly, “KeepSafe” is the last step. This is a step to talk when someone or yourself is planning a suicide, recently tried to commit suicide or shows red flags for a potential suicide. Anyone in that person’s life, including a guardian, friend,
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“The project that’s proposed currently does not comply with the city law,” Fuller said. “General city law, section 22, makes it very clear that waterfront properties cannot be alienated … this property is included in that parking district … you can’t have any of that property that is essentially the property of a district without any legislative approval.” The city council went into executive session to further legal matters regarding the real estate transaction, but no decisions were made. When they returned, the council voted unanimously to approve the scoping document,
along with water supply improvements. “The Project will contain a walkway with an overlook and landscape plantings that will accommodate pedestrians and bicycles,” the project document specifies. “It will connect to MacDonough Park to the north via a crosswalk over Bridge Street and path, and to the Saranac River Trail to the south via a path to be constructed between the Gateway Office Building and Broad Street that will connect to the existing sidewalk at the intersection of Broad and Durkee Streets.” The GEIS will most likely be finished by the end of December and groundbreaking can begin in the spring of 2020. ■
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The trap, neuter and release programs work to eliminate mating in feral cats. By catching older and untamed cats and neutering them before releasing them again, it stops them from reproducing. Some colonies take younger cats or kittens or are not too feral and bring them to local adoption centers. Another part of the law that is
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To the Editor: “Trade wars are good, and easy to win,” said President Donald Trump, May 2, 2018. No, they aren’t, as U.S. farmers can attest. American soybean exports to China have declined by 80%. Soybean prices have crashed 25% since the start of our trade war. Prices on other export commodities, even coal, have similarly collapsed. Two coal companies went bankrupt in July (adding to several coal mine bankruptcies since Trump assumed office) causing hundreds of layoffs and putting thousands of additional jobs at risk. Meanwhile, because of the administration’s penchant for unilateral action, our allies are reaping windfall, as China abondons us and buys from them. While our government borrows billions - from China - for giant new agricultural welfare programs to avoid mass farm bankruptcies, China simply turns to Brazil for soybeans. That’s why Brazilian farmers, emboldened by their own rightwing, nationalist, anti-environmental president, are illegally burning the Amazon at an unprecedented rate. Elections have worldwide consequences. — Frank Pagano, Jay ■
To the Editor: I grow concerned when zealots like Jenkins’ attempt to establish a diet-based moral high ground, “Drop animals from menus.” Most creatures, humans included, can not survive without taking the life of another living entity. Jenkins has made a division between fauna (animals) and flora (plants). Killing fauna is evil - Nazi like. Killing flora is encouraged. Imagine you are a carrot at carrot puberty, when someone rips you from the ground, then eats you while you are alive. Or, you are a pecan tree watching someone crack open your embryos’ shells, then consuming them - in front of you! Jenkins has set a value of one type of life above another: fauna over flora. This is an extremely dangerous philosophy. It is this type of thinking that Christians used to justify enslaving the less than human (in their eyes) Africans and the Nazi’s and others have used
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To the Editor: Marx said “Religion is the opiate of the people.” If the masses demand an opiate, simply substitute evironmentalism for Christianity. Academia can provide a catechism. Modern temperature records for N.Y.S., the U.S. and the world were all set a century or more ago. Now A.O.C. has given us only 12 more years. Progressive “Scientific Experts” told us our coastal cities would be underwater; fishing and maple syrup would be a fond memory. Still waiting. China, the world’s biggest polluter, and India, another large polluter having the right to unlimited polluting while the U.S. is put into an economic straitjacket is a suicide pact. As evidenced by the media’s collusion and obstruction hallucinations, propaganda can’t outweigh facts. Let’s have a closer look at the relationship between increasing plant life and CO2 emissions before making rash decisions. I was an environmentalist before it became a religion. Clunkers, laying down a smoke screen and roadsides used as dumps made me angry. There’s just too much hyperbole by preachers of the new secular religion. Their lifestyle doesn’t match their sermons, making their sincerity suspect. — Kenneth G. Barcomb, Altona ■
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Bicycling habits around city raise concerns Some city residents have complained about unruly biking By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh has been receiving some complaints from residents regarding bicycling in the city. The complaints mainly focus on bicyclists riding on sidewalks, riding the wrong way along the road, not obeying traffic laws and not wearing helmets. Now that SUNY Plattsburgh is back in session, there is an increase in bicycles, which means an increase in disobeying the law. This could be due to the lack of bicycling law knowledge, or simply coming from somewhere else. “I think most people don’t understand that when they’re on a bike, they should treat themselves as a vehicle on the road,” Councilor Elizabeth Gibbs said during a city council meeting in which this issue was brought up. “They’re not educated on protocall.” Downtown in the City of Plattsburgh and going into the town there are no consistent bike lanes. There are also many on-street parking spots, busy streets and walkers. While this can make it difficult for bikers
casually riding, it still means they have to follow the law. It is too dangerous to ride in the middle of the road and even more so to weave in between cars, stopped or driving. Bikers must ride with traffic, not against it. This not only is safe for bikers and drivers, but walkers as well, who have to walk against traffic. It is also dangerous to ride on the sidewalks, especially if others are walking along them. “While riding a bicycle on a sidewalk is not prohibited by New York statutes, some municipalities have passed ordinances prohibiting bicycle traffic on certain sidewalks,” the New York State law says. “Cyclists on sidewalks can cause conflicts with pedestrians; like wrong-way riding, crashes can occur because bicyclists are in situations where others do not expect them. Except for very young cyclists under parental supervision, sidewalks are not for bicycling … Localities often prohibit bicycling on sidewalks.” When bicycling, whether it be in a bike lane or on the side of the road, one has to follow traffic laws. This means stopping at stop signs, waiting for cars to go, following traffic lights and signaling before turning. When turning left, the biker should signal by extending the left arm horizontally. For right turns, do the same with the right arm on the right side, or extend the left arm out and bend it up at the elbow. To indicate stopping, extend the left arm horizontally and bend it down at the elbow. Drivers should also familiarize themselves with these signals
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happen,” said head coach Nicholas Trombley. “Even with the loss of some key players last year, we return a great squad this year. We have great strength in our central midfield and defense.” The Cougars roster include seniors Keaton Badger, Owen Hollister, Michael Pennington and Avery Sample; juniors Luke Anctil, Lucas Bedard, John Bulson, Samuel Bulson, Ethan Garrand, Hunter LaValley, James Molinski, Ryan O’Donnell, Chase Ross and Aiden Suprenant; sophomores Lucas Deuso, Tyler Guay and Karsen LaBarge; and freshman Marcus Bedard. ■
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PLATTSBURGH | The Seton Catholic girls varsity soccer team will have an all for one attitude in order to be successful in 2019. “Being such a small team, we must build team chemistry on and off the field in order to be successful,” said coach Ariel Masten. “We will Haley count on our juniors and Murnane seniors to help guide the younger players who have not played at a level as competitive as this before. Coach (Katy) Mast and I believe that we will have a successful year and look forward to what the season holds for us.” Members of the Knights roster include Avery Turner, Sophie Von Bargen, Brittany Bashaw, Haley Murnane, Morgan Reid, Gillian Boule, Kennedy Spriggs, Jacqueline Rock-Perez, Allisyn Johnston, Ashton Turner, Madeline Boule, Madyson Whalen and Abby Pearl. ■
CHAMPL AIN | The Northeastern Clinton varsity girls soccer team is returning all but two members of the starting 11 this season, hoping that will help them push toward a Class B sectional title. “We are a young but experienced team,” said coach Tim Suprenant. “This preseason we have been focusing on getting better both tactically Leah Coloumbe and in our understanding of each others strengths. We have many key returners that know what to expect and look to be competitive in the conference. The teams expectation is to improve every game and be playing our best soccer at the end of the year when it really counts.” Members of the Cougars roster include Lauren Brillotti, Amanda Cayea, Leah Coloumbe, Alexia Cronkrite, Emma Fredette, Allison Gregorie, Chelsea Guerin, Audrianna Hollister, Bailee Lafountain, Brinley Lafountain, Hailey Letourneau, Kya McComb, Elisabeth Prairie, Abby Racine, Adisyn Sample, Bryn Sample, Marlie Sample, Alexa Turner, Miriam Wachtoumi and Taylor Woods. ■
Knights seek repeat PLATTSBURGH | One year after claiming the Section VII/ Class C title, the Seton Catholic Knights will look to a new season and a chance to defend in 2019. “Our expectations this year are to start working together and start gelling,” said coach Charlie Gay. “Basically, because we are a new team, I have four returners and the rest are fresh ninth graders, a couple 10th graders, all fairly new to the varsity level. They are really talented. I think by mid-season we will be playing the way I believe they can play in the competition range again.” Gay said the first game will have a learning curve, but after that they will, “get better and you will see the difference in their play from modified to varsity. Hopefully by the end of the year, it will be a long shot, but hopefully we will repeat what we did last year. Only time will tell.” Members of the roster include Alex Trombley, Tom Murray, Logan Fenya, Tyler Reid, Nick Palma, Noah Blood, Ashton Guay, Aiden Pearl, Dominic Brown and Josh Evans. (Roster taken from Aug. 29 game, more players will be added). ■
Newcomers bolster Eagles talent CHAZY | The Chazy varsity girls soccer team will have some new faces who will add to a strong core of returning players as the Eagles seek to retain their Class D sectional title. “We have a good group of experienced players who have been playing together for 3-plus years, along with very strong newcomers that have a lot of skill to offer,” said coach Samantha Signor. “We will be competitive, while also continuing to build a strong
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Eagles seek to improve Eagles want to hold onto title BEEKMANTOWN | The Eagle varsity boys soccer team was able to get to the sectional semifinals last season, but the former state semifinalist would like to get further down the playoff road this season. “Our team will be looking to improve on ball control and defensive rotations,” said head coach Ryan Loucy. Members of the roster include Zachary Bushey, Cole Nephew, Leo Golden, Andrew Sorrell, Dade Cox, Mason Brady, Niko Hart, Haden Bouyea, Matt Smith, Ethan St. Louis, Collin Hemingway, Ryan Northrup, Dalton Kane, Ethan Burke, Collin Latinville, Ian McCasland, Victor Mason, Matt Wood and Dakota Robinson. ■ Pictured: Matt Wood
BEEKMANTOWN | The Beekmantown girls varsity soccer team will rely on a strong core of returning players to keep their grasp on the Section VII/Class B title in 2019. “We have a lot of veterans coming back from last year so we should be in good shape with a lot of speed and our defense back,” said coach Pete Bursik. “You never really know until you start playing and every team in this league is going to be good. That is the way it has been for the last five years.” Members of the roster include Bailey Carter, Ella Faubert, Jhenna Trombley, Angeline Lyons, Isabella Brown, Danielle Dyke, Avery Scott, Avery Durgan, Kayleigh Claffey, Anna Drapeau, Hallie Hurwitz, Emma McCasland, Madison Tetreault, Alexis Provost, Olviia Scott, Sarah Tisdale, Emma Snook, Sophie King and Kiera Regan. ■ Pictured: Avery Durgan
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SARANAC | The Saranac girls varsity soccer team will look to stay in the mix when it comes to Division I and Class B, and will do so with a team of underclassmen who are familiar with the pitch. “We have a young team but a team that has played a lot of soccer,” said coach Mary LoTemplio. “ We have a strong goalie and can move the ball. We will see how the young players develop and how we as a team handle the varsity game pressures.” Members of the roster include Payton Couture, Reagan Mulverhil, Brooke Gillespie, Aislyn Liberty, Kennedy Ubl, Olivia Davis, Katelyn Blair, Isabella LaCroix, Lily Gadway, Sydney Myers, Skylar Stanley, Allison Garman, Grace Reil, Gracey Sutton, Kayla Myers, Grace Patterson, Lia Parker, Alexis Trombley and Kendall Wirag. ■
SARANAC | The Saranac varsity boys soccer team will see only two returning starters from the squad that played for a sectional title last season, but coach Calvin Hamel said the young core of players have been eager to get to the regular season. “We are a very young team with only two returning starters,” said Hamel. “Our young guys are eager to continue the recent success of our program. With nine starting positions available, the players have been working extremely hard in practice and are anxious for the season to start. It will take some time for us to adjust to the speed and physicality of varsity soccer, but I’m optimistic that we will be competitive throughout the season.” Members of the Chiefs roster include Zashon Abrams, Branden Ashley, John Balch, Hayden Buckley, Nikalas Hamel, Dominic Harkness, Sasha Hurlock, Will Hurlock, Nicholas Liberty, Dylan Paiser, Zachary Rainville, Jacob Schiraldi, Alex Strack, Rylee Wilson and Ian Zurlo. ■ Pictured: Zachary Rainville
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Members of the 2019 Northern Adirondack boys varsity soccer team include Tim Stickney, Troy LaBarge, Matt Jarvis, Hunter Trombley, Kendi Coplen, Lucas Smart, Josh Allen, Dean Belrose, Dylan Monette, Tyler Trombley, Casper LaBarge, Nolan Knight, Ethan Forkey, Wyatt Warren and (pictured) Cameron Trombley. File photo
The 2019 Northern Adirondack girls varsity soccer team will enter play in Division II of the Northern Soccer League with a roster that includes Aiden Lambert, Alexis Pitts, Taylor Mick, Emily Brooks, Madi Seguin, Alexis Belrose, Myah Mitchell, Delany Wood, Rhylee Poupore, Madison Peryea, Emma Rabideau, Brynne Gilmore, Elizabeth Nichols, Kira LaBarge, Emily VanValkenburg and (pictured) Anika Knight. File photo
The Peru varsity girls soccer team will enter the 2019 season with a roster of Hallie LaDuke, Olivia Garvey, Erin Lawliss, Kelly Sarbou, Sydney Mills, Emily Mitchell, Alexus Welch, Selena Ramos, Madisen Reynolds, Taylor Heywood, Erin Darst, Natalie Miller, Bri Brousseau, Emily Beattie, Kayleigh Jackson, Hannah Meyers, Rylie Lukens, Mallory Hughes and (pictured) Isabella Bedard. File photo
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PERU | The Peru va rsit y boys soccer team was a round of penalty kicks away from the Class B fi nal four last season, and will seek to get back into the hunt again this year. “The team is looking to define individual player roles and develop Michael McBride an identity as it moves into a new season and graduating many talented players from 2018,” said head coach Matt Armstrong. “In 2019, the team is expecting to be in the hunt, competing for another division title. We expect all players to valued contributors towards team success.” Members of the Indians roster include Michael McBride, Declan Edwards, Ryan Furnia, Connor Witkiewicz, Jon Cote, Chris Carlo, Nick Hagar, Matthew Magaldi, Regan Baker, John Tarabula, Bryn Reynolds, Dalton Ess, Colby Velie, Jon Blaise, Austin Rock, Dylan Badger, Connor Storms, Tanner Spear and Caleb Pfohler. ■
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Peru building with Keleher at the helm PERU | With Pat Keleher returning home to lead the team, the Peru varsity football program hopes to regain their spot atop the CVAC and Class B standings in Section VII. “We have a nice mix of returning experience and new players with 16 returners and 17 new players,” Keleher said. “We have very good experience in the skill areas on offense and in the secondary and linebackers on defense. We will be young on the offensive and defensive lines and at the quarterback position, but not untalented in those areas. There will be some growing pains, we have a new staff this year, some scheme changes and some of the inexperience but I am excited for the potential of this team.” Keleher said the team will rely on returning members of the team to show leadership. “Austin Carpenter, Kasen Brennan and Gavin Padron are all in their third year as varsity starters,” said Keleher. “Ian Joy, Chris Mitchell, Austin Varno and Tanner Wright are players who now have to move into key roles as seniors. Zach
Swyers, Ethan Lawrence, Keegan Smith and Zach O’Connell are some young guys who have to step in and play some key roles. Finally we will rely heavily on Xavier LaFountain and Dylan Brown to anchor an inexperienced defensive line early until the other kids come along.” With the mix of newcomers and experience, Keleher said the goals for the program will remain the same. “As always here at Peru we expect to compete for a league and sectional championship,” he said. “We always set the bar high and have high expectations for our program. They will both be difficult goals to achieve but we are excited for the challenge and where the journey will take us.” Members of the Peru roster include Santo Diaz, Keegan Smith, Austin Carpenter, Eric Frechette, Zach O’Connell, Mason Mero, Connor Hart, Austin Varno, Brayden Miner, Ian Joy, Parker Barnaby, Brady Bushey, Ray Beebe, Avery Ruddy, Brady Hanson, Mike Blowers, Braden Choules, Kasen Brennan,
Eagles looks to remain at Class B summit BEEKMANTOWN | Of the many things the Beekmantown Eagles can take away from the 2018 season, it may be the fact they gave the biggest scare of the playoffs to the eventual state champion, Glens Falls. Now, the Eagles have the focus on the 2019 season, as the defending Section VII/Class B and CVAC champions hope to return to the state quarterfinal rounds and do more than scare the opponent. Garrett Stevens, Connor Mcginnis, Jonah Phanuef, Jalen Belrose, Carson Lapier and Kaden Myers return as key seniors for the Eagles. The roster also includes Aidan Hoogkamp, Andrew Vannatten, Cade Preston, Cornal Brinson, Dylan Ferrigno, Ethan Barber, Evan Griffith, Gavin Fessette, Gordy King, Grant Decker, Hayden McGarvey, Isaac McClatchie, Jacob Lamare, Julian Nelson, Matt Dion, Nate Bordeau, Nate Finley, Pat Pantazis, Robert Barcomb, Ryley Rafalko, Shawn Jimenez, Steve Maiorca and Troy Reid. ■ Kaden Myers
Austin Carpenter Gavin Padron, Jack Hanson, Zack Swyers, Tanner Wright, Ryan Heaney, Kaleb Martineau, Maurice Bombard, Tyler Ormsby, Shawn Joiner, Ethan Lawrence, Dustin Goddeau, Xavier LaFountain, Hevyn Duval, Dylan Brown and Chris Mitchell. ■
Hornets ready to move forward with new staff PLATTSBURGH | With former head coach Patrick Keleher moving onto his hometown Peru football program, the Plattsburgh High Hornets will turn to a familiar face in Mike Bordeau, who coached from 1999-2008. “The group has a number of experienced and talented returning players,” said Bordeau. “Several newcomers are in the midst of very competitive battles for starting positions. The coaches are evaluating the team in hopes of finding the right combinations of offensive, defensive, and special teams personnel for Plattsburgh to be a factor in the 2019 CVAC Class B Championship hunt.” Ian Detulleo returns to lead the Hornets at the quarterback position, and is joined by four returning linemen on Alex Brown, Andy Brown, Dylan Loveless Dylan and Kaden Douglas-LaDuke. Garrant Kyle LaValley and Hayden Dandrow return at linebacker, while Liam Perkins will help anchor the defensive backs. Members of the roster include Ian Detulleo, Jaylen Gonzalez, Kyle LaValley, Ben Bordeau, Liam Perkins, Dylan Garrant, Corbin Burch, Jayvon Carpenter, Landon Coon, Foster Ovios, Ethan Walters, Colin Golden, Dylan Loveless, Marc Malseptic, Travis Giroux, Corbin Murray, Alex Brown, Kaden LaDuke, Lucien Rose, Andy Brown, Ronin Rose, Eric Odnoha, Xavier Powell, Hayden Dandrow and Myles King. ■
Chiefs set to defend Class C crown SARANAC | In a matter of three years, the Saranac varsity football program regenerated itself into a Section VII/Class C champion. For the next step, the goal will be to repeat. While graduation hit the skill positions hard for the Chiefs, a solid core of experienced linemen will help lead the team through the season. Casey Breyette returns to help anchor a line which will include Colin Lamora, Connor Kiroy, Bailey Marsh, Caiden Premore, Emilo Lugo, Gavin Coryea, Kaden LaDieu, Nick Holzer, Robbie Velie,
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Tim Gadway and Tyler Freeman. Conner Burns and Gabe Clausen are the two quarterbacks on the roster who will be looked to take the huddle over from all state signal caller Luke Maye, while Bryce Smith returns to help find a replacement for all state receiver Jacob Nolan, along with Colby Coryer and John Church at tight end. Addison Kelting, Alex Christman, Garrett Adolfo, Robert Foley and Hunter Devins will all seek time in the backfield, while Adolfo returns as one of the leagues top kickers. ■
Hornets in the mix on mats “We are stronger team this year, but so is our competition,” said coach Janice Trudeau. “Section VII has a lot of gymnastics talent and everyone will need to step up their game in order to place in meets this season.” Other members of the roster include Abi Batu-Tiako, Ninah Keliihananui, Siri Sorensen, Emma Watts and Grace Willmott. ■ Pictured: Dakota Tender
The Peru varsity gymnastics team will start the 2019 season on the road against Plattsburgh High Sept. 13, before returning home to face Beekmantown Tuesday, Sept. 17. The team returns two of the defending top three all around sectional competitors from last year in Allie Timmons and Maddie Witkiewicz, pictured. File photo
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Chiefs look to Indians poised for repeat reclaim title SARANAC | The Saranac varsity volleyball team will look to get back their Section VII/Class C title, lost in 2018 to Saranac Lake, while . ~ ::. .. .. continuing to stay atop the CVAC standings. “We return five players from last years squad in Abigail Breyette, Madison DuBray, Abigail Duquette, Abigail Breyette Kate Siskavich and Mikayla St.Louis,” said coach Mary LaDuke. “Newcomers Madelin Beaney and Hannah Dresser are also ready to step on the court when needed. Saranac continues to work on communication and defense. The key to our success will be playing as one unit, in practice and in games.” Members of the roster include Madelin Beaney, Abigail Breyette, Madison Carter, Hannah Charlebois, Shawnee Couture, Hannah Dresser, Madison DuBray, Abigail Duquette, Cheyenne Knelly, Brianna Rivas, Kate Siskavich, Mikayla St. Louis and Mackenzie Taylor. ■
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P L AT T S B U R G H | T he Plattsburgh High School varsity volleyball team is looking to fill key positions as they enter the 2019 season. “I lost three starters and have found players to fill the setter and right side positions, but we are still working on finding a libero,” said coach Cindy McMahon. “I think we are going to be a very competitive team throughout this season.” Members of the Hornet roster include Veda Bingel, Brenna Bird, Gianna Dejesus, Jaelynn Drinkwine, Adison Erb, Arianna Gowett, Alexandra Hartnet, Natalie K ay, Gr ace M c M a hon , Sophie Sherman, Lily Snide, Robin Trombly, Michayla Wells and Lacy Wright. ■
Eagles seek return to Class B throne BEEKMANTOWN | The Eagle varsity volleyball team will look to return to the Class B sectional title game in 2019 in an attempt to earn back the title after Peru won a year ago. “Our presence will be felt more and more through out the season as they begin to gel as a team,” said coach Shana Hileman. “We are still working on a solid rotation, however with numerous returners who can play multiple positions the rotation should gel soon.” “Having returning setters is key to our success (Lizzie Hynes and Alexys Hawks),” said coach Vickie McMillan. “Their ability to deliver consistent sets has increased allowing our hitters to develop quickly in preseason. Both of them are also offensive weapons which will be crucial in our front row play.” “Defensively, we are focusing hard on this since we lack height,” said coach Kayleen Reif. “All our athletes can play solid defense and we have been doing high reps daily. We are looking for Jenna Begor as she had a strong preseason and showed great improvement in as the libero position since last season.” The coaches said the team is senior heavy with varsity and club volleyball experience, and they are hoping their experience will help lead this team to a successful season. Members of the Eagles roster include Jenna
Alibra Rodriquez Begor, Ireland Sample, Alexys Hawks, Kylie Hilborne, Brooke Ruest, Shania Rose, Karli Hall, Alibra Rodriguez, Erin Gregory, Lizzie Hynes and Kylie McFadden. ■
The Northern Adirondack varsity volleyball team will take to the court in 2019 with a roster that includes Chelsey Guay, Cora Barnaby, Jadyn LaValley, Emma Dominic, Emily Fleury, Anna Brown, Elyssa Desotelle, Allie Barber, Chelsea Turner and (pictured) Elyse Hogan. File photo
The Northeastern Clinton varsity volleyball team will start the 2019 season at the Saranac Invitational Saturday, Sept. 7, before hosting Beekmantown Tuesday, Sept. 10. File photo
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Plattsburgh Commemoration held at Various Locations in Plattsburgh; Music, games, concerts, soldiers, wooden boats and battles! Visit the various American, British army and naval camps. Boat races as well as land and naval battles! Fireworks Friday night.
Expo held at University of Vermont Health Network - CVPH; 9:00 AM. Local and area vendors will be present to speak with the community about available services, resources, equipment and support to assist those interested in becoming involved with adaptive sports. Westport » Explore Split Rock Mountain: A 3,700-Acre Lakeshore Gem! held at Split Rock Wild Forest Trails; 10:00 AM. We’ll follow scenic trails through mature forests to stellar Lake Champlain views. Due to limited parking at trailhead, space is limited. RSVP required: (802) 862-4150 or info@lclt.org Peru » Peru Volunteer Fire Department Open House 2019 held at Peru Volunteer Fire Department; 10:00 AM. Activities will include: Fire Truck Rides, Bouncy House, Fire Prevention Giveaways, Door Prizes, Jaws of Life Demonstration and more! Wilmington » 16th Annual Wilmington Festival of Colors held at Tee Tee-ball he ld at -ball Field; Fieli 10:00 AM. artists, 11 A M. Featuring Featuri ng local farmers, crafters, farm ers , bakers, bak food ve vendors, clown, food nc children’s c hildr er activities, live and live music m more! mo r1 Lake La , Placid » Free Fr, My Simple Sewing Event S1 For F, Kids held at a Bookstore Plus; 10:00 p AM. FREE craft A event geared e, towards ages to, 4 and up! Learn 4a how to sew and make makE an adorable cookie co ok ie key chain. The Bookstore Plus The Boo l will w ill be b e using usin, plastic needles forr tthe ne edles fo h, little hands. Cookies will as a Coo kies w ill be be served se snack after the craft. snack afte r the craft.
Festival held at Babbie Rural & Farm Learning Museum; 10:00 AM. Try your skill at old time games including hopscotch, sack races, corn box, bobbing for apples, and bean bag toss. There will be stagecoach and Thomas the Train rides and more!
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(certificate). All animals MUST be on a leash or in a carrier. More info: 518565-4870. Plattsburgh » Champlain Valley Toastmasters held at United Way; 6:00 PM. Improve your skills in the art of public speaking, and leadership, by partaking in our Champlain Valley Toastmasters meetings.
everyone. Please note the hours for Friday the 20th have been extended. Lunch available for purchase.
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at Adirondack Regional Airport; 10:00 AM. A family friendly event with games, music, arts & crafts, food, aircraft, vintage cars, cake walk, bake sale, hay rides and WEDNESDAYS SEP. 15 PUMPKINS! $1.00 per person to Saranac Lake » Chess Club held Keeseville » Keeseville Elks benefit North Country Life Flight. at Saranac Village at Will Rogers; Lodge 2072 Soccer Shoot held at 6:30 PM. Games every Wednesday, Champlain » Fall Rummage Sale Keeseville Elks Club; 1:00 PM. All held at Three Steeples United kids (15 and under) are welcomed to with Chess Organizer Swarren join in the annual Elks Soccer Shoot. Lohr. All materials and refreshments Methodist Church; 10:00 AM. “Lots will be provided. Conversational of Stuff ” ...if we have it you might For additional information please lessons begin at 6:30 p.m. and need it.....proceeds used to support contact the Keeseville Elks Lodge games begin at 7:00 p.m. Free and the community and Three Steeples or Chris Colozza at ccolozza@live. open to all. United Methodist Church. Lunch com available for purchase. Keene Valley » HOT! The Music SEP. 19 of Cole Porter held at Keene Valley Saranac Lake » Third Thursday Art Westport » Adirondack Harvest Festival held at Essex County Congregational Church; 4:00 Walks held at Downtown Saranac Fairgrounds; 10:00 AM. Featuring PM. Four singers from the Seagle Lake; 5:00 PM. The Art Walks Music Colony bring this special welcome visitors in a family-friendly live music, local breweries, lots of local farms, and live show highlighting Cole Porter’s atmosphere every 3rd Thursday demonstrations. Free admission. innovative music to Keene Valley through September, 5-7:30 p.m. for an end-of-summer afternoon. West Chazy » Autumn Tea held A free, self-guided, family event Seagle Colony is the oldest summer showcasing creative talents of all at Masonic Lodge Rooms (former vocal training program in the US, ages from local and regional areas. Methodist Church); 12:00 PM. Light and its young artists are a dynamic Plattsburgh » Myths Surrounding Lunch at Noon, Baskets & 50/50. and entertaining group. Suggested Donation: $5.00. Benefit: Eastern Fort Blunder held at Plattsburgh donation: $10 per person; students Star Scholarships Memorial Chapel; 6:30 PM. Learn free. Sponsored by East Branch Schuyler Falls » 2nd Annual Live the history and sort out fact from Friends of the Arts. For more info: Well. Be Well. held at Macomb fiction between Fort Blunder and Linda Bogardus (518) 576-9739 Reservation State Park; 1:00 PM. A Fort Montgomery. Free. eastbranchfriendsofthearts@gmail. healthy and sober family fun event com SEP. 19 - SEP. 22 packed with lots of fun activities: Peru » St. Vincent’s Annual Fall Sale volleyball, horseshoes, nature trail, Plattsburgh » 15 Pops Ensemble held at St. Vincent De Paul Thrift at the Strand Center Theater held yoga, music, massage available and Store; 9:00 AM. St. St. Vincent’s at Strand Center Theatre; 7:00 local resources promoting wellness. Store at 3028 Main Street will be PM. 25-member Pops Ensemble Music by Bear Tracks. Free. holding its annual fall sale Thursday performs traditional works for SEP. 21 - SEP. 22 (9/19) through Sunday (9/22). Daily concert band while raising public hours will be 9:00 a.m. through 3:00 Peru » St. Augustine’s Peru awareness of the Navy and the Applefest held at St. Augustine’s p.m. and Thursday evening 6:00 importance of naval service. Free Parish Center; 11:00 AM. St. p.m. through 8:00 p.m. Customers and open to the public. can fill a large bag with gently used Augustine’s Peru Applefest, SEP. 17 Saturday, September 21st and clothing and footwear for $8.00. Peru » Clinton County Rabies Sunday September 22nd. Parade SEP. 20 Clinic held at Peru Volunteer Saturday 11AM. Live music, giant Champlain » Fall Rummage sale Fire Department; 6:00 PM. FREE craft fair, new rides, games and held at Three Steeples United for Clinton County Residents; Applefest food favorites. Chicken Methodist Church; 10:00 AM. Fall donations accepted. Bring BBQ Sunday afternoon. Rummage Sale. Something for your pet’s vaccination records
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The Peru Indians varsity boys and girls cross country teams will open the 2019 season at Saranac Sept, 10 in a meet against the host Chiefs and Seton Catholic. The first home meet for the Indians will be Sept. 24, as they will run against Beekmantown, Ticonderoga and Moriah/Boquet Valley. File photos
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SARANAC | With Section VII having the home turf for the state championships, the Saranac varsity girls cross country team is hoping to make the Elise LePage most of their chance to place near the top of the rankings come November. “We want to defend our CVAC and sectional titles, and if successful go for the highest finish at state meet in school history,” said coach Jim Medeiros. “Rachael Woodruff is a serious contender for a state title having placed fourth last year. Returning runners Elise LePage, Mackenzie Converse and Angelena Fay are returning all stars and add depth.” Members of the roster include Elise LePage, Sarique Moore, Rachael Woodruff, Ashley Jock, Mya Pauquette, Ella Carter, Kylie Lamora, Shannon Breen, Angelena Fay, Rachel Cliche, Lexie Denis, Mackenzie Converse, Kylee Perry, Danielle Borner, Molly Lynch, Zoe Rainville, Leah Madden, Kaelyn Fay and Gillian Miner. ■
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MURNANE scores OT winner for KNIGHTS
Ha le y Mu r na ne scored her third goal for Seton Catholic in the 16th minute of overtime as the K n ight s scored a 4-3 win over Moriah Sept. 9. Gillian Boule added a goal and assist, while Kennedy Spriggs made 13 saves in the win.
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INDIANS shut out PATRIOTS
Jon Cote, Matthew Magadli and Dylan Badger each scored in the opening 16 minutes of the game, and Ryan Furnia scored in the second half as the Peru Indians scored a 4-0 win over AuSable Valley on the opening day of NSL Division I boys soccer play Sept. 5. Michael McBride made five saves to earn the shutout.
3 EAGLES dominate middle quarters The Eagles scored on a 39 yard run by Connor McGinnis in the second quarter for a 7-6 halft ime lead before runs of 19 yards by Garrett Stevens and five yards by McGinnis in the third made the score 20-6 en route to a 27-18 win over AuSable Valley Sept. 6. In all, McGinnis finished with 70 yards rushing and two scores, while Kaden Myers added 67 yards and a late insurance score, and Stevens 50 yards.
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SARANAC | Early and late, the Saranac varsity football team needed to find and answer for what the Moriah Vikings were trying to do against them Sept. 7. Both times, they found it in the form of Bryce Smith. The senior receiver and defensive back made big plays on both sides of the ball with a 34 yard touchdown reception in the opening quarter to answer a Viking score and a pair of interceptions in the fourth quarter to seal the game in favor of the Chiefs, 20-12. “We wanted to show the rest of the league we can still be the top dogs after losing guys like Luke (Maye) and Jake (Nolan),” said Smith, who had 72 yards receiving along with the pair of interceptions. “Last year, I didn’t get to many reps at receiver with Jake and Issac Garman so I just stayed in the background, but this year I want to come out and show the league what I can do,” he added. Connor Recore scored the middle touchdown for the Chiefs, beating out Viking Jeff Strieble for a jump ball in the endzone which was called a shared possession catch, which goes to the offense. “It felt great to come down with that catch,” Recore (45 yards receiving) said. “I knew I had to come down with it. We do the hands drill more as defensive players but it worked for me on that play. It is always great to start the season with a win.”
Saranac’s Connor Recore and Moriah’s Jeff Strieble fight for the ball in the endzone during the Sept. 7 game between the Chiefs and Vikings. Recore was given credit for a touchdown on a shared control call at the end of the play. Photo by Keith Lobdell
“It is nice to see guys like Bryce and Connor step up and make big plays for us in the first game of the season,” said Saranac head coach Dylan Everleth. “Connor is a mismatch for anyone. He has the best hands in the league and he is a 6’4” kid that can jump with anyone in the league. We had a lot of guys last year who were huge on both sides of the ball but we have kids who have stepped into their role and just hit the ground running. With kids like Bryce and Connor, along with (Casey)Breyette and (Connor) Kiroy holding down the line we have great leadership all around the team.” Quarterback Conner Burns finished with 145 passing yards and two scores. For the Vikings, Maddox Blaise
ran for 135 yards and a score, while Strieble had 105 yards of total offense at the quarterback position. The Vikings took the 6-0 lead on a three yard run by Blaise before going up 12-6 on a 20 yard pass play from Strieble to Matt Diehl. Everleth said it is always a tough assignment to play the Vikings, especially in the season opener. “(Moriah and Saranac) had a lot of guys going both ways, so it was not going to be a substitution battle,” Everleth said. “It was a dogfight and the rain started to come down which limits the offense. It’s always great to come out and play physical football with a team like Moriah. They are probably the toughest kids I’ve ever met.” ■
CHAZY shuts out KEENE
R iley Hansen scored a trio of goals as Chazy scored a 5-0 win over Keene Sept. 9. Joey DeOndarza had a pair of assists, while Dale Gonyo and Reagan Dudyak scored in the second half with Conner McCarthy, Tanner Conners and Dallas Santor having assists. Gabe Huchro had one save in the win.
5 Balanced attack leads COUGARS Ky a McComb opened scoring in the fourth minute, while Marlie Sample (58th) and Audi Hollister (73rd) added insurance goals in the second half to secure a 3-0 win for Northeastern Clinton over Saranac Lake Sept. 6. Sample and McComb also recorded assists, while Elisabeth Prairie added an assist and Abby Racine made two saves in net.
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PITTS, KNIGHT score in BOBCAT win
Alexis Pitts and A n i ka K n ight scored goals to le ad Nor t he r n Adirondack to a 2-0 shutout win over Ticonderoga Sept, 9, with Aiden Lambert keeping the Sentinels off the board with five saves.
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GARROW helps lead HORNETS to victory
Cody Garrow scored twice in the first half and Ryan Kavanaugh added an insurance tally in Plattsburgh High’s 3-0 win over Beekmantown Sept. 5. Chris LaRose credited defender Tanner Estes and keeper Alex Tuller, who made four saves in the win, for preserving the shutout.
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Looking back at players, games, moments and more over the past 40 years of high school athletics in Section VII.
The Saranac varsity girls soccer team got goals from Marsha Rice and Michelle Derrigo, while Beekmantown responded with goals from Amanda Luck and Heidi Sanger as the two teams played to a 2-2 draw in CVAC soccer. Seton Catholic enters the world of CVAC gymnastics with a two member team of Stacey Frechette and Megan Gingrich, coached by Janice Trudeau.
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Mike Hartigan scored the lone goal of the game in the 76th minute as Northeastern Clinton earned the 1-0 win over Plattsburgh High in boys soccer in a rematch of the 1988 sectional final. Chad Van Hoesen made 13 saves for the Hornets. Sara Facteau and Jamie Dumars both crossed the line fi rst for the Peru cross country teams as they scored wins of 20-41 (girls) and 26-30 (boys) over Northeastern Clinton.
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Chazy and Northern Adirondack play to a scoreless tie, as Mike Boyea made 11 saves for the Bobcats and Rick Goslow five for the Eagles, Bee Ashline scored in the final nine minutes of play to give MAI a 1-0 win over Saranac in girls soccer, as Carol Duquette had 11 saves. ■
Chazy’s John Friedrick tries to get the ball from Westport’s Adam Kelley-Mudie in boys varsity soccer play during the 1999 season.
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Trial to Family be held in the PLATTSBURGH – ALATEEN MeetC U O I A S A C O L A K E A A E E I support group meets the 3rd der Tues– Al-Anon 2 9 4 5 1 6 8 3 7 O P P N M M C R R D O S E A H C N S at United Them, And Their Re-every object of this action County of 7pmClinton. ing everyTheThursday day of each month at ElizabethGroup Meeting Sunday O S E P E Q U A T O R T Y N M I I T 6 8 7 2 3 4 1 9 5 K I C K Y S E M R S W E A S E R N D Methodist Church, 127 Beekman town Community Hospital, spective 4:30 Wives, is to foreclose a mortWidows, Church, The basis 8pm, Wesleyan 2083ofRt.the venue E L O O K K Y B O G R P I C K C H T Street. Call 17 3 9 8 6 2 4 5 1 pm-6pm. D I E Y U I E L V U O G N G R L A E 1-888-425-2666 or 518Widowers, Life to Lens Photogra- Husbands,3, Call gage upon the premises designated above is the 7:30pm-8:30pm. F Z Z D L L D E H T N O S O N E B N 888-425-2666 or 518-561-0838. 561-0838. 4 6 5 1 7 9 3 8 2 P A L E I L D D N I G T T E N S I W Heirs At Law, Next Of described below, executphy LLC Articles of Org.location of the MortL R I E S S B O D Y L D R I V E T I 8 2 1 4 5 3 6 7 9 Kin, Descendants, Ex- gaged Premises. SARANACedLAKE by - Thomas David Currier Builders LLC filed NY Sec. of State O D O R T O R N S S G L U E D E A T Al-Anon Family T D N K S T U E K L B A C K E D N H LAKE PLACID Grief Support – Al-AnonTO Family ecutors, CHAZY Administrators, Deso, every concerning 75 LynnGroup Lussier-Deso Group meeting Wednesday filed with the SSNY on (SSNY) 8/29/19.– Office 9 7 2 6 4 8 5 1 3 C O R D S O L E S S O N T Y P E T O I A A O R O E N V Y S W I E G N S U 7pm-8pm, Baldwin Road, House West 94 Group every every Friday Devisees, meeting Legatees, As Heir7:30pmTo The Estate Of Kingsley Clinton Co.Wednesday SSNY de- 6:30pmOF FORMATION 8/23/2019. Office: Clin- in D D M R P H A R E N T U O ANOTICE S I S T 3 5 8 7 2 1 9 4 6 E L U E C L P N Y L O N N I G H T T Church Street. Call 1-888-4258:30pm at New Hope Church 207 8:30pm, Sacred Heart Church, Call Creditors, Trustees, Tommy D. Deso Aka Chazy, NY 12992 OF CHAMPLAIN VALLEY ton Co. SSNY designat- sig. agent of LLC upon 1 4 6 3 9 5 7 2 8 A S H I P H S A C K P Y S G D A S H 2666 or 518-561-0838 Station St. 518-523-3652 1-888-425-2666 or 518-561-0838 Committees, Lienors, Tommy David Deso Aka (Premises), in the princiDIVERSIFIED GROUP ed as agent upon whom whom process may be LLC process against the LLC served. SSNY shall mail And Assigns, All Of Thomas David Deso And pal amount of (PURSUANT TO SEC- may beLEGALS Whom LEGALS And Whose served. SSNY copy of process $58,759.60, dated May If She BeLEGALS Dead, Any And LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS to 1181 LEGALS TION 203 OF THE LIM- shall mail process to General Leroy Manor Names, Except As Stat- All Persons Unknown To 30, 2002 and recorded NOTICE OF FORMATION Adirondack ElliptiGO ITED LIABILITY COMPA- Tanner Currier 27 Pleas- Rd, Cadyville, NY 12918 ed, Are Unknown To Plaintiff, Claiming, Or June 4, 2002 in the Clinof Limited Liability LLC Articles of Org. filed ton County Clerks Office NY LAW) ant Street, Apt B, PO Purpose: Any lawful pur- Plaintiff Who May Claim To Have Company (LLC) 43 NY Sec. of State (SSNY) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Box 562 Peru, NY 12972 Defendants. pose. An Interest In, Or Gener- at Instrument Number COUCH STREET, LLC. 7/3/19. Office in Clinton EN that the Articles of Strict Action to Fore- al Or Specific Lien Upon 143539. The mortgage NC-09/14-10/19/2019NC-09/7-10/12/2019Articles of Organization Co. SSNY desig. agent Organization of Cham- 6TC-227756 close a Mortgage or in The Real Property De- was assigned by an as6TC-227496 filed with the Secretary of LLC upon whom pro- plain Valley Diversified the Alternative Reforclo- scribed In This Action; signment executed Auof State of New York cess may be served. Group LLC (the Compa- DAVEY DRIVE COMgust 20, 2015 and sure Such Unknown Persons (SSNY) on 07/23/2019. SSNY shall mail copy of ny) were filed with the recorded on November #:2019- Being Herein Generally MONS, LLC Articles of SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- INDEX Office in Clinton County, process to 403 West 20, 2015, in the Office of Secretary of State of the Org. filed NY Sec. of MONS IN STRICT FORE- 00000748 Described And Intended NY. The SSNY is desig- Bay Plaza, Plattsburgh , State of New York on Mortgaged Premises: To Be Included In Wife, the Clinton County Clerk State (SSNY) 8/26/2019. CLOSURE AND NOTICE nated as agent of the NY 12901 Purpose: Any June 19, 2019. Widow, Husband, Wid- at Instrument Number Office in Clinton Co. OF OBJECT OF ACTION 75 Kingsley Road LLC upon whom pro- lawful purpose. West Chazy, NY 12992 2015-00275830. The Company is being ower, Heirs At Law, Next SSNY desig. agent of Supreme Court of The cess against it may be NC-8/17-9/21/19-6TCSBL #123-1-25.2 formed for any lawful LLC whom process may State Of New York Of Kin, Descendants, Ex- The property in question served. SSNY shall mail 225720 To the Above named De- ecutors, Administrators, is described as follows: business purpose and be served. SSNY shall County Of Clinton a copy of any process to fendants: shall have all the powers Devisees, Legatees, 75 KINGSLEY ROAD, mail process to 795 NYS Wilmington Savings the LLC at: 68 Oak Cir- ADK KIDS LLC Articles set forth in Section 202 Trustees, WEST CHAZY, NY 12992 Route 3, Ste. 100, Fund Society, FSB, You are hereby sum- Creditors, cle, Colchester, VT of Org. filed NY Sec. of (a) - 202(q) of the New Plattsburgh, NY 12901, D/B/A Christiana Trust, moned to answer the Committees, Lienors, DATED: August 30, 2019 05446. Purpose: Any Gross Polowy, LLC which is also the princi- Not In Its Individual Ca- Complaint in Strict Fore- And Assignees Of Such State (SSNY) on 7-30- York Limited Liability lawful purpose. Company Law. Deceased, Any And All Attorneys For Plaintiff pal business location. pacity, But Solely As closure in this action, 2019. Office in Clinton NC-8/10-9/14-6TCPersons Deriving Inter- 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite Co. SSNY desig. Agent The office of the Compa- Purpose: Any lawful pur- Trustee For RMAC Trust, and to serve a copy of 225221 your answer, or, if the est In Or Lien Upon, Or 100 pose. of LLC upon whom Pro- ny is to be located in the Series 2015-5t Complaint in Strict Fore- Title To Said Real Prop- Williamsville, NY 14221 NC-09/7-10/12/2019cess may be served. County of Clinton, State Plaintiff closure is not served erty By, Through Or Un- The law firm of Gross SSNY shall mail copy of of New York, with of- 6TC-227485 vs NOTICE OF FORMATION fices located at 8 Jubert der Them, Or Either Of Polowy, LLC and the atprocess to 2 Onondaga Lynn Lussier-Deso As with this Supplemental of Limited Liability Lane, Plattsburgh NY Lane, Plattsburgh, New DMK DEVELOPMENT - Heir To The Estate Of Summons in Strict Fore- Them, And Their Re- torneys whom it emCompany (LLC) 54 12901, which is also the York 12901. The Secre- CHAMPLAIN, LLC. Filed: Tommy D. Deso Aka closure, to serve a no- spective Wives, Widows, ploys are debt collectors BROAD STREET, LLC. Principal business loca- tary of State has been tice of appearance, on Husbands, Widowers, who are attempting to 8/13/19 . Office: Clinton Tommy David Deso Aka Articles of Organization Heirs At Law, Next Of collect a debt. Any intion. Purpose: Any law- designated as the agent Co. Formed in MI: Thomas David Deso If the Plaintiffs attorneys filed with the Secretary within twenty days after Kin, Descendants, Ex- formation obtained by of the Company upon ful purpose. 7/12/19. SSNY designat- Living, And If She Be of State of New York the service of this Sup- ecutors, Administrators, them will be used for who process against the ed as agent for process NC-08/31-10/05/2019Dead, Any And All Per(SSNY) on 07/23/2019. Company may be Legatees, that purpose. 6TC-226970 & shall mail to its for- sons Unknown To Plain- plemental Summons in Devisees, Office in Clinton County, served. The post office Strict Foreclosure, ex- Creditors, Trustees, NC-9/14-10/05/2019eign add: 4927 E. Stari- tiff, Claiming, Or Who NY. The SSNY is desigclusive of the day of ser- Committees, Lienors, 4TC-227744 ha Dr, Ste B, Norton ATLAS HEIGHTS LIMIT- address to which the May Claim To Have An nated as agent of the Secretary of State shall Shores, MI 49441. Arts. Interest In, Or General vice (or within 30 days And Assigns, All Of ED PARTNERSHIP (the LLC upon whom proafter the service is com- Whom And Whose LP) filed Certificate of mail a copy of any pro- of Org. filed with Mi Or Specific Lien Upon cess against it may be plete if this Supplemen- Names, Except As Stat- Rustic Pines, LLC filed cess against the Compa- Dept Of Licensing And Limited Partnership with The Real Property Deserved. SSNY shall mail tal Summons in Strict ed, Are Unknown To ny served upon such Regulatory Affairs, Ota copy of any process to the Secretary of State of Secretary of State is: 8 tawa Bldg, 611 W. Ot- scribed In This Action; Foreclosure is not per- Plaintiff, Defendants In with the SSNY on 7/30/2019. Office: ClinNew York (SSNY) on Such Unknown Persons the LLC at: 68 Oak Cirsonally delivered to you Jubert Lane, Platts- tawa Po Box 30004, Being Herein Generally this Action. ton Cty. SSNY designatcle, Colchester, VT 7/31/19. LP office loca- burgh, New York 12901. within the State of New The foregoing Supple- ed as agent upon whom Lansing, MI 48909. Pur- Described And Intended tion: Clinton County. 05446. Purpose: Any pose: General. The SSNY has been des- NC-09/14-10/19/2019To Be Included In Wife, York). In case of your mental Summons is process against the LLC lawful purpose. NC-09/14-10/19/2019ignated as agent of the 6TC-221373 may be served. SSNY Widow, Husband, Wid- failure to appear or an- served upon you by NC-8/17-9/14-6TCswer, judgment will be publication, pursuant to shall mail process to 6TC-227724 LP upon whom process ower, Heirs At Law, Next 225220 against it may be served. Of Kin, Descendants, Ex- taken against you by de- an order of HON. Timo- Stephanie Demarais 326 fault for the relief de- thy J. Lawliss of the The SSNY shall mail a Irish Settlement Road, Code10 Accounting Ser- Lake View MedTrans- ecutors, Administrators, manded in the Com- Supreme Court Of The copy of any process Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Devisees, Legatees, NOTICE OF FORMATION vices, LLC filed with the port LLC filed with SSNY served to LP, c/o Platts- SSNY on 6/21/2019. Of- 8/12/2019 office:Clinton Creditors, Trustees, plaint in Strict Foreclo- State Of New York, dat- NC-09/14-10/19/2019of Limited Liability ed the Twenty-first day 6TC-227754 Committees, Lienors, sure. Company (LLC) 58 burgh Community Hous- fice: Clinton Co. SSNY Co. SSNY designated as The Attorney for Plaintiff of August, 2019 and BRINKERHOFF STREET, ing, Inc., 4817 South designated as agent agent upon whom pro- And Assignees Of Such cess against the LLC Deceased, Any And All has an office for busi- filed with the Complaint LLC. Articles of Organi- Catherine St, Platts- upon whom process may be served. SSNY Persons Deriving Inter- ness in the County of in the Office of the Clerk zation filed with the Sec- burgh, NY 12901. Name SATTVA STUDIO LLC against the LLC may be Erie. of the County of Clinton, retary of State of New and address of each Articles of Org. filed NY served. SSNY shall mail shall mail process to est In Or Lien Upon, Or Trial to be held in the in the City of Clinton. general partner available 717 Calkins Road , Peru Title To Said Real PropYork (SSNY) on Sec. of State (SSNY) process to PO Box 1895 County of Clinton. The object of this action from SSNY. The latest NY 12972 erty By, Through Or Un07/23/2019. Office in 08/06/19. Office in ClinPlattsburgh, NY 12901. The basis of the venue is to foreclose a mortdate upon which the LP NC-09/07-10/12/2019NC-08/24-09/28/2019der Them, Or Either Of Clinton County, NY. The ton Co SSNY desig. above is the designated gage upon the premises to dissolve is 6TC-226416 Them, And Their ReSSNY is designated as is agent of LLC upon 6TC-227029 12/31/79. Purpose: any spective Wives, Widows, location of the Mort- described below, execut- whom process may be agent of the LLC upon Premises. gaged ed by Thomas David Widowers, Life to Lens Photogra- Husbands, whom process against it lawful activity. served. SSNY shall mail phy LLC Articles of Org.- Heirs At Law, Next Of TO Lynn Lussier-Deso Deso, concerning 75 copy of process to 6132 may be served. SSNY NC-8/10-9/14/19-6TCAs Heir To The Estate Of Kingsley Road, West Kin, Descendants, ExCurrier Builders LLC filed NY Sec. of State State Route 22, Suite B, shall mail a copy of any 225144 NY 12992 ecutors, Administrators, Tommy D. Deso Aka Chazy, filed with the SSNY on (SSNY) 8/29/19. Office process to the LLC at: Plattsburgh NY 12901, Tommy David Deso Aka (Premises), in the princiLegatees, 8/23/2019. Office: Clin- in Clinton Co. SSNY de- Devisees, 68 Oak Circle, Colch- NOTICE OF FORMATION which is the principal amount of business location. PurCreditors, Trustees, Thomas David Deso And pal ester, VT 05446. Pur- OF CHAMPLAIN VALLEY ton Co. SSNY designat- sig. agent of LLC upon Be Dead, Any And If She $58,759.60, dated May Committees, Lienors, GROUP ed as agent upon whom whom process may be pose: Any lawful pur- DIVERSIFIED pose: Any lawful purLLC process against the LLC served. SSNY shall mail And Assigns, All Of All Persons Unknown To 30, 2002 and recorded pose. pose. Plaintiff, Claiming, Or June 4, 2002 in the Clin- NC-08/31-10/05/2019(PURSUANT TO SEC- may be served. SSNY copy of process to 1181 Whom And Whose NC-8/17-9/14/19-6TCton County Clerks Office TION 203 OF THE LIM- shall mail process to General Leroy Manor Names, Except As Stat- Who May Claim To Have 6TC-226793 225218 An Interest In, Or Gener- at Instrument Number ITED LIABILITY COMPA- Tanner Currier 27 Pleas- Rd, Cadyville, NY 12918 ed, Are Unknown To al Or Specific Lien Upon 143539. The mortgage NY LAW) ant Street, Apt B, PO Purpose: Any lawful pur- Plaintiff The Real Property De- was assigned by an asDefendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Box 562 Peru, NY 12972 pose. EN that the Articles of Strict Action to Fore- scribed In This Action; signment executed AuNC-09/14-10/19/2019NC-09/7-10/12/2019-
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