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PLATTSBURGH | The North Country Chamber of Commerce welcomed those from the Canadian-American border (CanAm) to the Town of Plattsburgh to celebrate International Trade Day. The Trade Day event, which took place at the West Side Ballroom on Oct. 30, saw an audience of almost double last year’s size. The event had several workshops on the types of trade the United States and Canada does, and information for consumer products over the border. “We do more trade with the United States than we do with any other country by far,” Consul and Head of Investment for
the Consulate General of Canada in New York Mark Scullion said. “There are good services that the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service and government can provide.” Thanks to the open networking and strong trade between the U.S. and Canada, it creates an easy relationship between the two countries. “It goes beyond just trade when we’re talking about the Vermont, New York and Quebec area; it’s family,” Corporate Compliance Manager of A.N. Deringer Inc. Michael Lahar said, who has family and friends from both sides of the border. Lahar introduced panelist Robert Bekalarski, the assistant director of field operations in Buffalo. Bekalarski spoke about the Centers of Excellence and Expertise, where CBP trade staff nationally monitors and decides on trade that comes in and out of the United States. There are 10 centers across the U.S. that are in charge of different consumer products and industry issues. The use of technology and compliance has made the customs process
easier when the centers are so far apart. “The Customs Advisory Committee for the Commissioner within CBP started working on thoughts and ideas of ‘how can we move the agency into the 21st century?’” Bekalarski said. “It was a big move to make our systems a lot more electronic, that they interacted with each other … they also proposed the thought of looking at things based upon industry sectors and looking at things nationally.” The 10 centers include: Agriculture and Prepared Products in Miami, Florida; Apparel, Footwear and Textiles in San Francisco, California; Automotive and Aerospace in Detroit, Michigan; Base Metals in Chicago, Michigan; Consumer Products and Mass Merchandising in Atlanta, Georgia; Electronics in Los Angeles, California; Industrial and Manufacturing Materials in Buffalo, New York; Machinery in Laredo, Texas; Petroleum, Natural Gas and Minerals in Houston, Texas; and Pharmaceuticals, Health and Chemicals in New York City. See TRADE DAY » pg. 6
City Council approves rec complex funding Temporary financial moving may cause 2020 budget problems By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
PLATTSBURGH | There has been a lot of talk about the four City of Plattsburgh complexes, one of which has been rumored to being shut down. No votes have been taken yet on the four complexes, which include the Recreation Center, Crete Center, Marina and City Beach. Due to low funds, The City Council has been discussing what to do with the four services. At a City Council meeting last month, a rally of recreation center supporters, specifically for the city gym, came to protest the shutting down of the center. However, it was clarified that nothing would be voted on yet. This gave the council enough time to look over costs
and come to an end-of-the-year decision at the latest city council meeting, Thursday, Oct. 31. The agenda item voted on at the meeting requested that they “transfer $90,186.57 of appropriations between various expense accounts in the Rec Complex Fund budget to provide for an under budget accounts now and by the end of the fiscal year.” This item passed at the city council meeting, giving the four city services until the end of the year to find financial assistance. Many members of the community have told the council a number of ideas on how to raise money and keep the rec complex, as well as the other three, in service. In addition, the council also approved to move $47,393.00 between four expense accounts in the General Fund Police budget. “These are routine adjustments in 2019 to resolve things that might have come up,” City of Plattsburgh Mayor Colin Read explained. This doesn’t affect the 2020 budget, though it was called into question if these changes will also cost money in the future like they have the last few months. ■
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PL AT TSBURGH | The downtown City of Plattsburgh store Kinetic Running on 77 Margaret St. has announced its upcoming closure by the end of the year. The family-owned store originally opened in 2015 as an athletic store, as well as a place where one could get advice on sports, running and getting in shape. “There are many factors that have led up to this
choice and it is with heavy hearts that we have done so,” Jeremy and Shannon Drowne shared on Kinetic Running’s Facebook page. “It has been great to meet all of you and a privilege to share miles of road and trail throughout the last handful of years. Your support has meant the world and it won’t soon be forgotten.” The store has items on sale for different types of sports and the employees can work with you personally to reach your fitness goal. Products sold there include footwear, clothing, nutritious food, health products, eye wear, books, fitness gear and even dog gear. From now until its closure, Kinetic Running is having a large sale, all items marked down by 40 percent; they are also accepting expired gift certificates. ■
2020 Municipal Lighting Department meetings scheduled Department almost moved into new building By Sarah Elizabeth Morris STAFF WRITER
PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh Common Council voted
on the updated Municipal Lighting Department meeting schedule. Whereas most government departments meet once a month before regular city council meetings, MLD will conduct four meetings during the year. These meetings will begin 15 minutes after the city council meeting ends. These meetings will take place on the fifth Thursday of the month, should one fall on the calendar. According to the item on the city council agenda, like always, “attendance is expected at all meetings of the Board of Directors. Requests to be excused from meetings shall be
submitted in advance to the President of the Board, or his or her designee. The Directors may attend PMLD Board meetings by telephone conference call, provided all Board members may hear and be heard by the member attending by telephone.” City Councilor Patrick McFarlin, who is also the chair of the Municipal Lighting Department Committee, spoke on the new guidelines of the meetings, as well as the new MLD building currently being built at the Oct. 31 council meeting. See MLD MEETINGS » pg. 6
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have to take a life in the defense of his or her country—and can be equally objectionable for veterans who made many sacrifices, but did not have to take the life of another. The notion of taking another human being’s life in the line of duty is a highly sensitive and emotion-evoking topic that demands the utmost courtesy of privacy. Have you ever been shot? – While the veteran may not have a current disability from an injury, you don’t want to take the chance of touching on what could be deep-seated emotional wounds and traumatic memories of physical distress that may have been difficult to come to terms with. Furthermore, the veteran who was not in combat is likely proud of his or her accomplishments in the military, and, whether or not they’ve engaged in gunfire and/or been hit, may perceive the comment as belittling. In a DiversityInc.com workplace article, Army veteran Ryan Kules stated, “Far too often, people assume a level of familiarity with former military that not only breeches proper office conduct but also invades one’s ‘personal space.’” With that in mind, according to a Military.com article, here are a few other things one should avoid asking military veterans in a job interview or any other form of conversation: *Is it hard to get back to real life after being in the military? *How could you leave your family for so long? *What’s the worst thing that happened to you? *Were you raped? There are also a few key concerns owners and managers should bear in mind when managing veterans who are already on the payroll as formal hires. According to Berry, here are top-line things to avoid: Don’t make combat references or analogies. It’s bad form to tell a veteran that dealing with a competitor or other professional foe is like “hand-to-hand combat” or that you’re taking “friendly fire.” Relating these kinds of serious phrases in the mind and heart of a veteran to civilian experiences can be distasteful at best and even deemed utterly reprehensible. Don’t make fun of any military branch if you didn’t serve. It’s generally accepted for veterans to lightheartedly make fun of the other branches of service with and among fellow veterans. You might hear a vet refer to Marines as “crayon
eaters,” joke about the Air Force “not really being military,” and other such tongue-in-cheek remarks. However, veterans greatly frown upon a person who has never served making fun of their branch of service or any other. Don’t bad-mouth military conflicts. You may think you are showing empathy by talking about “unnecessary” wars and deployments and that our veterans should not have had to make sacrifices. Political views aside, you may be speaking to a veteran who is proud to have served in that conflict and, irrespective of all, respects the governmental decisions made to go that route. Don’t risk degrading the veteran’s actual service—and choice to throw themselves into the fray—because you disagree with the nature of the conflict. Also as reported on Military.com, as part of American coffee company Starbucks’ growing commitment to empower military veterans, it advises civilians to, “Get to know somebody and take it slowly, just like you would with anyone else. Ask questions about who they are, where they’re from and what they like to do.” Conversation starters included on Starbucks’ list include: *How long did you serve? *What did you do (in the Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, Air Force, Guard, or Reserves)? *Why did you choose that branch? *Do you come from a military family? *Did you visit any other countries? *Where was your favorite place you lived? “Veterans are some of the hardest working, dedicated and loyal employees you could ever hope to hire ... I know, because I have hired dozens of them on my team,” Berry notes. “In fact, they are the most important asset in my company. If you get the chance to hire a veteran, don’t mess up what can be a hugely fruitful and rewarding engagement by saying something distasteful—or downright stupid. As a hiring manager or a colleague, you can establish camaraderie with veteran coworkers by being mindful and respectful person, and the vet will undoubtedly ‘cover your six’ no matter what challenges come your way.” ■ — This article was provided by Kern Communications
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Advocacy and Resource Center, The Arc New York celebrate 70 years PLATTSBURGH | This November, The Arc New York and its Clinton County Chapter, Advocacy and Resource Center, celebrate seven decades as an advocate and service provider for New Yorkers with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Association for the Help of Retarded Children (AHRC) was founded in New York City in 1949. Five years later, the Clinton County Chapter of the AHRC was founded, which is the direct predecessor of today’s Advocacy and Resource Center. Several local families and residents were key during the agency’s early years, including Evalon and Dorothy Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Russell, George Cameron and Lawrence and Florence West. The Advocacy and Resource Center’s first location
was called Lakeside School on Cumberland Head. It had two classrooms and was built with the donations of local roofers, plumbers and carpenters. As Lakeside’s children progressed past school age, parents met their changing needs by opening a training program in 1961 at the Plattsburgh YMCA. This marked the start of Clinton County services for adults with developmental disabilities. “Today, the Advocacy and Resource Center provides vital programs and services to more than 700 people in Clinton County within their residential, day habilitation, pre-vocational, supported employment, janitorial and community based programs,” a press release said. “They operate 30 sites and are one of the largest employers in the North Country. While the agency has had a few different names since 1954 (it officially became
Advocacy and Resource Center in 1995), it has always had a consistent mission of supporting people to live their lives to the fullest.” Robin Pierce, Advocacy and Resource Center’s executive director, recognizes the important role the agency plays in the lives of the individuals and families they support. “Our incredible staff works together to ensure that all people with disabilities are respected as individuals, empowered to make choices and learn the skills they need to engage in their communities and be productive in their lives.” The Arc New York has 48 chapters and supports more than 60,000 people statewide. Their 70th-anniversary celebration will take place Nov. 14-16 at Rivers Casino and Resort in Schenectady. ■
Public forum at SUNY Plattsburgh to feature Green Party presidential candidate Howie Hawkins to focus on the ‘Green’ Green New Deal
PLATTSBURGH | Environmentally focused SUNY Plattsburgh students who signed up for the Fall 2019 course titled “Environmental Politics and the 2020 Presidential Campaign” likely never imagined that an actual presidential candidate would be coming to class one day, but that’s precisely what will happen when the innovative evening course meets on Thursday, November 21. Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins will sit in on the class and talk with the students and their professor, Dr. Curt Gervich, about Hawkins’s version of the Green New Deal, the climate crisis and other environmental issues. Immediately following the abbreviated class session, the discussion will gravitate to a public forum at 7 pm in 200 Yokum Hall open to community members and other SUNY Plattsburgh students, faculty and staff. There, Hawkins will deliver an in-depth presentation on what he calls the “real” Green New Deal—differentiating it from what many of the Democratic presidential candidates are currently calling for — while tackling other pressing environmental, socio-economic and foreign-policy issues facing the nation and the planet. Hawkins is a resident of Syracuse whose three runs for governor of New York in 2010, 2014 and 2018 put and kept the Green Party on the state ballot. A co-founder of the Green Party in the United States, he helped write the national Green Party platform plank in 2000 that was the origin of the Green New Deal and, in fact, Howie was the first U.S. candidate to run on a fully developed Green New Deal, in
Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins. 2010—combining an Economic Bill of Rights with a call for going to 100% clean, renewable energy (i.e., no fossil fuels) by 2030. Admission to the public forum is free, and all are welcome. To learn more about the event, contact Fred Balzac — himself a student in the “Environmental Politics” class — at 518-588-7275 and/or fredbalzac@aol.com or Dr. Gervich at 540-818-1896 (cell), 518-5644030 (office), cgerv001@plattsburgh.edu.
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Himalaya held at Old Clinton County Courthouse; 7:00 PM. Thor Smith will give a slide show on “Trekking in the Himalaya: A Geographical and Cultural Journey Through the Mountains and Valleys of Nepal and India.” A business begins at 8:00 p.m. Both the program and meeting are free and open to the public.
Elizabethtown » Boquet Valley Central School “Senior Night Live!” held at Boquet Valley Central School; 7:00 PM. The play is a series of famous comedy scenes and musical numbers loosely based on the Saturday Night Live format. All proceeds go towards the Class of 2020’s senior trip and graduation.
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vendors will be selling Veggies, Meats, Eggs, Cheeses, Breads, Distillery, Herbal Wellness, Crafts and more! Essex » Tech Advice: Eliminate Robocalls, Spam, and Web Ads held at Belden Noble Memorial Library; 2:00 PM. Local tech expert Ken Hughes will help you become robocall-free, reduce and eliminate spam, and ensure that web ads don’t lead to malware or ransomware. Free and open to the public; donations always welcome. Mooers » Annual Turkey Raffle held at Mooers Volunteer Fire Department; 6:00 PM. There will be cash prizes, baskets, hams, turkeys, lottery board, shopping spree and more!!! Free buffet at the end of the raffle. Elizabethtown » Boquet Valley Central School “Senior Night Live!” held at Boquet Valley Central School; 7:00 PM. The play is a series of famous comedy scenes and musical numbers loosely based on the Saturday Night Live format. All proceeds go towards the Class of 2020’s senior trip and graduation. Plattsburgh » 50th Anniversary Film Showing: “Hello, Dolly!” held at Newman Center; 7:00 PM. Screening on reel-to-reel 16mm film in widescreen Cinemascope. Free, donations welcome (free food).
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Dannemora » “Caregiver’s
Quality of Life and Self Care” held at Dannemora Free Library; 10:00 AM. The second of a series of three presentations designed to enrich the education and training for families and caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Saranac Lake » Bereaved Parents Support Group held at Saranac Lake Free Library; 7:00 PM. The Adirondack Chapter of Bereaved Parents of the USA will hold a support group meeting for those who have suffered the loss of a child (of any age including miscarriage, stillborn, or an adult child).
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Plattsburgh » Bready or Not,
Here I Crumb! Cooking Class held at MHAB Life Skills Campus; 4:30 PM. In this free class we will be preparing Caramelized Onion & Apple Stuffing! Space is limited, reserve your spot by calling (518)
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Saranac Lake » Fall & Winter
Farmers’ Market held at Hotel Saranac; 10:00 AM. Join the Saranac Lake Farmers’ Market as it moves inside at the Hotel Saranac. Local vendors will be selling Veggies, Meats, Eggs, Cheeses, Breads, Distillery, Herbal Wellness, Crafts and more!
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Essex » Celebration of “Good Husbandry,” the New Book by Essex Farm’s Kristin Kimball held at Whallonsburg Grange; 4:00 PM. The program will be emceed by author Colin Wells and will include readings from the book and a Q&A with Kristin. Books for sale and light refreshments. Suggested donation: $10; under 18 $5. Kids under 12, free.
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SARANAC LAKE | In September, the Adirondack North Country Association held its fourth annual Bike the Barns event north of Saranac Lake through the agricultural communities of Rainbow Lake, Bloomingdale and Vermontville. The ride is both a fundraiser and a way to introduce riders to local farmers. It impressed one party enough that at the late afternoon dinner in celebration of the ride, they told ANCA they would like anonymously donate $100,000 to the future of Adirondack farming. ANCA, in turn announced that it will use the money to fund a new grant program to pay for projects that will strengthen local farms and food businesses. “We’re tremendously grateful for this generous gift and the passion these donors have for our region’s farms,” said ANCA Executive Director Kate Fish. “This ‘Local Farm Challenge’ will not only help local farms thrive but will provide critical support for ANCA’s ongoing work in clean energy, local food and the entrepreneurial economy.” Even a small injection of capital into a small farm is meaningful, Fish said. As such, it’s hoped that the funds can be used to purchase equipment that will ease logjams in the food chain, improving income for farmers and improving suppertime for consumers. A wide range of people are eligible. In a press release, ANCA said “Farmers, food entrepreneurs, food hubs and cooperatives within ANCA’s 14-county service area are invited to submit Local Farm Grant requests of $2,500 to $45,000 for projects that address gaps in the food chain supply chain, increase opportunity for value-added processing, or secure business development services.”
Aaron Caiazza of Kate Mountain Farm gives Bike the Barns riders a tour of his Vermontville farm during the annual farmby-bike event on Sept. 29. Photo provided Applications are due by Nov. 30. “Farming is a financially challenging occupation, especially in northern regions like ours,” said ANCA’s Josh Bakelaar. “Investments in our farms and local food system can make the difference between these businesses just barely surviving and thriving.” “We find that farmers are often unable to find adequate or appropriate financing to fund projects that are critical for their business growth,” Bakelaar added. “ANCA wants to help bridge these gaps to strengthen farm enterprises and ultimately the local economies that these farms and food businesses support.”
More information about the Local Farm Grant program and how to apply can be found on ANCA’s website at adirondack.org/localfarmgrant. To contribute to the Local Farm Challenge, go to bit.ly/localfarmchallenge2019. ANCAis an independent nonprofit organization g rowing the New Economyin northern New York. Using anintegrated approach to sustainable economic development and prosperity where economic health, community vitality and ecological stewardship are equally important outcomes, ANCA focuses on creating opportunity for people with diverse backgrounds, experience and education levels. ■
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Fortune-Keough Funeral Home. BLOOMINGDALE | Cynthia Marie “Cindy” Fogg passed away on Monday, October 28, 2019, at the age of 72. Born on July 24, 1947. Arrangements are being made by the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home. ALTONA | Theresa E. Herbert passed away on Monday, October 28, 2019, at the age of 86. Born on December 10, 1932. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home. CHAMPLAIN | Joseph Omer Duquette passed away on Monday, October 28, 2019, at the age of 94. Born on May 12, 1925. Arrangements are being made by the M. B. Clark Funeral Homw. Also from St. Bernard de Lacolle, Quebec. SARANAC LAKE | Robert M. “Bob” Sofield passed away on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, at the age of 89. Born on April 10, 1930. Arrangements are being made by the FortuneKeough Funeral Home. UPPER JAY | Theresa Josephine “TJ” Winslow passed away on Wednesday, October 30, 2019, at the age of 81. Born on October 24, 1938. Arrangements are being made by the Hamilton Funeral Home. PLATTSBURGH | John “Jack” Sabourin passed away on Thursday, October 31, 2019, at the age of 74. Born on September 18, 1945. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | A Winthrop man is facing a felony charge for allegedly damaging property at the LaQuinta Inn. State Police were called to the Plattsburgh hotel Nov. 2 at about 11:45 p.m. after receiving reports of a domestic disturbance. Troopers say they found Joshua W. Charleson, 35, intoxicated inside the hotel, where he’d allegedly damaged property. Charleson was arrested for third-degree criminal mischief and was released on his own recognizance following arraignment in Plattsburgh Town Court. He will reappear in court later this month to face the allegations. ■
Two Canadians facing charges for alleged store theft PLATTSBURGH | Two Canadians are facing charges for allegedly stealing more than $1,000 of merchandise from Wal-Mart. Plattsburgh-based State Police arrested Luisa Annunziata, 39, and Mohamed Touenti, both of Quebec, Nov. 3 at about 4:30 p.m. when they were allegedly spotted shoplifting inside the Plattsburgh store. Both Annunziata and Touenti are now facing charges of fourth-degree grand larceny and are scheduled to appear in Plattsburgh Town Court at a later date to face the accusations. ■
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Jones, Little introduce legislation to reduce road salt contamination NORTH COUNTRY | Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Plattsburgh) and Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury) have announced that they introduced “The Randy Preston Salt Reduction Act” to tackle road salt pollution in the Adirondacks by establishing the Adirondack Road Salt Reduction Task Force and conducting an Adirondacks reduction pilot program. Jones and Little announced the measure during a recent press conference held at the village offices in Saranac Lake. “During the winter months, and especially in the North Country, road maintenance is critical so drivers can safely get where they need to go,” Jones said. “However, the pollution from years of excessive salt use has allowed harmful and toxic substances to wreak havoc on the environment and contaminate local wells, putting our families’ health at risk. We have worked with clean water advocates, residents, and local government partners, especially the late Randy Preston, who was a champion on this issue and who the legislation is named for, to find good, feasible solutions to maintaining roads that both preserve our natural resources and protect the safety of our loved ones.” “As we’re seeing in Lake George and other communities, technology is helping highway departments continue to do the very important work of keeping our roads safe during
winter travel but in a manner that is more protective of the environment,” said Little. “I think there will be a real benefit of looking at this issue parkwide and developing a strategy that ensures ‘best practices’ are used to the greatest extent possible. When you think of the health of our lakes, rivers and streams and private wells, prevention would certainly seem to be worth the effort.” While ensuring that drivers can safely travel winter roads is a top priority, road salt has contributed to pollution in the Adirondack Park, contaminating private wells and groundwater and seeping into area lakes. A recent study from the Adirondack Watershed Institute of Paul Smith’s College showed that of nearly 500 wells it tested throughout the Adirondack Park, 64 percent of wells downhill from state roads had sodium levels exceeding the federally recommended health limit of 20 parts per million (ppm). A portion of those wells also exceeded the 250 ppm recommended health limit for chloride, a component of salt, with some measuring around 1,000 ppm. The excessive salt use also has a harmful effect on local lakes and wildlife. The legislation would establish the Adirondack Road Salt Reduction Task Force, which would gather and summarize information currently available and recommend winter road
maintenance practices to best remediate salt contamination. Additionally, the measure would direct the state Department of Transportation (DOT), Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Department of Health (DOH) to conduct a three-year road salt application reduction pilot program. Recommendations from the task force would be due by Sept. 1, 2021, and would serve as a guide for the state departments to reduce the sodium and chloride levels in surface and groundwater. This legislation will address pollution that’s gone on far too long, helping ensure that our families have access to clean drinking water and that the Adirondack ecosystem isn’t irreversibly compromised, Jones and Little noted. “We have an emerging clean water crisis in the Adirondacks, stemming from decades of heavy road salt application on our state highways,” said William C. Janeway, Executive Director of the Adirondack Council. “State leadership is needed now, before this problem gets too big to tackle. We thank Assemblyman Jones and Senator Little for stepping into this important role. This bill will help New York to preserve the safety of our roadways and while protecting lakes, rivers and clean drinking water at the same time.” ■
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The village of Dannemora held its first ever Fall Craft Fair on Nov. 2 at the Community Center. There, attendees were asked for an admission fee of one food donation before exploring the fair. All food donations went to the Dannemora Joint Council for Economic Community of Clinton and Franklin Counties (JCEO) food services program. Those who donated extra items were given a ticket to win prizes. Funds from sales went to help with the construction of a new Dannemora Community Center Walking Path, hopefully to begin construction next year.
All tables reserved: More than 45 vendors were set up at the tables to sell all kinds of gifts, treats and crafts. The handmade and holiday-themed “stocking stuffers” were perfect for those beginning their Christmas shopping. Though this year’s vendors were filled up quickly, email villageofdannemora@gmail.com to register for the second annual Dannemora Community Center Fall Craft Fair or to find out more information.
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Sports Eagles pull away late for Class B football crown PLATTSBURGH | Matt Dion and Kaden Myers each ran the ball in for touchdowns in the fourth quarter, a 13-0 spurt which propelled the Beekmantown Eagles to a 34-19 win over Plattsburgh High in the Section VII/Class B title game Nov. 2, their second title in as many years. Myers scored four of the Eagles five touchdowns in the game, rushing for 283 yards and four touchdowns in the win, while also being the only player to catch a ball, hauling in a pair of receptions for 20 yards.
Myers again scored to open the second half on a 49 yard touchdown run, giving the Eagles a 14-7 lead before DeTulleo broke free from a short passing play and ended up with a 59 yard catch-and-run from Liam Perkins. However, the Eagles blocked the extra point to hold a 14-13 lead. Myers the scored on a six yard play for a 21-13 Eagles lead, while DeTulleo countered with a nine yard run, with the two-point conversion run falling short to leave the Hornets behind, 21-19.
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The Chazy Eagles won their fourth straight Section VII/Class D title with a 4-0 victory over Schroon Lake Nov. 2. Photo by Keith Lobdell
Eagles make it four straight D sectional titles By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
Kaden Myers scored four times for the Beekmantown Eagles, who reclaimed the Section VII/Class B title Nov. 2 against Plattsburgh High. Photo by Ben Wright The Hornets opened the game with a four yard touchdown run by Ian DeTulleo, earning a 7-0 lead after 12 minutes of play. Myers then scored his first touchdown of the game on a nine yard play, tying the game at 7-7 heading into the half.
Matt Dion then scored from two yards out to give Beekmantown a 27-19 lead before Myers capped scoring with a three yard run with just one minute left in the game. For the Hornets, DeTulleo had 125 yards of total offense and all three scores, while Perkins passed for 150 yards. ■
BEEKMANTOWN | For the second straight game, Chazy scored in the opening five minutes of play as they scored a 4-0 victory over Schroon Lake Nov. 2, retaining the Section VII/Class D title for the fourth straight year and keeping their hopes of the third straight state title alive. However, for the first time, the Eagles did not put a crooked number on the board in the opening 40 minutes, holding a 1-0 lead at the half before scoring three times in the final 30 minutes of play. “We started off well in the first 10 minutes, being dangerous and getting chances, but then I thought Schroon Lake outplayed us for parts of the first half and we were lucky to get to halftime with a 1-0 lead and the wind at our backs,” said Chazy coach Rob McAuliffe. Riley Hansen finished with three goals and an assist in the game, giving the Chazy junior nine goals and three assists in sectionals, six of the goals coming on the Beekmantown turf. “I am playing well here the past two games, I really like this field,” said Hansen. “The first half we tried to play direct but the wind was a factor. In the second half, I think we were able to get a hold of balls more and get the
through balls working.” Hansen’s second goal came on a long pass from Heath Lucas, collecting the ball before pivoting and cracking a long shot into the net. “That is my favorite move, to turn out and take the fastest shot I could,” said Hansen. “It was a really nice play and we knew the long ball was going to be something we could connect on,” Lucas said. “We knew we needed to close down space more in the second half. We were letting them run free to space and we were committing bad fouls trying to get back.” The Eagles offense controlled tempo throughout the second half, allowing only one of three shots in the game to Schroon Lake during the final 40 minutes. “We have been playing great and everyone has been working really hard,” said keeper and senior captain Gabe Huchro, who made three saves in the win. “Coming into this season replacing Ben (Norcross) and others, we have been the ones who have needed to step up and take control this season and so far it has been a great ride, but we have some way to go still.” Tanner Conners added a goal in the win, while Luke Moser had a pair of assists. — See more at suncommunitynews.com/ sports
CHIEFS CLAIM B BOYS TITLE
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PLATTSBURGH | The Saranac Chiefs used a timely goal and strong defense to earn a 1-0 win over Plattsburgh High Nov. 1, winning the Section VII/Class B boys soccer title. “My defensive unit has been solid all season,” said coach Calvin Hamel on the shutout performance. “I moved Hamel back again with about 17 minutes just to give us a little more presence in the back. I was impressed with the way Brendan (Ashley) played and his positioning, and my defense is young but solid.” “We knew they had some great offensive threats but we were confident in our ability and we showed up,” said defender Ian Zurlo. “Our defense is amazing,” said Nik Hamel. “We feel confident up top that no one is going to get by them.” Brendan Ashley made nine saves in the shutout win for the Chiefs. “His confidence is really what leads us and we play with his attitude,” said Zurlo of Ashley. “I could not ask for a better defense, they are amazing,”
replied the keeper. Alex Tuller made two saves for the Hornets, as the Plattsburgh defense allowed only five shots to the Chiefs, The breakthrough offensively came in the 63rd minute for the Chiefs, as Nik Hamel was able to control the ball and dribble down the left sideline for Saranac before launching a cross into the box, where Zashon Abrams was there to receive the ball and head it back to the opposite post for the 1-0 lead. “I knew that someone would fill in an the best opportunity was to cross the ball and not to shoot,” Hamel said. “I looked up before I crossed it and saw Zashon and I figured he would be there and get his head on it,” “I saw him going flag and I knew he had his defender beat,” said Abrams. “My defender left me and I was wide open and he got the ball to me.” “Nik’s speed is hard to defend and I thought he played super well tonight,” said coach Hamel. “His effort was what fed us tonight and what we needed. I saw Zashon break open so I was hoping good things would happen on that play.” ■ Zashon Abrams keeps his eye on the ball, as he scored on a head ball to give Saranac the goal they would need in the Chiefs 1-0 win over PHS in the Section VII/Class B title game.
For second year, Eagles outlast Griffins for D title By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
BEEKMANTOWN | Ava McAuliffe’s goal in the 77th minute of play was the gamewinner for the Chazy Eagles varsity girls soccer team, earning their second straight Section VII/Class D title with a 2-1 win over Boquet Valley Nov. 2. “It was a good ball to my foot,” said McAuliffe. “I was not concerned if I missed because we would still be going into overtime. Once I saw it leave my foot, I knew it was going to go in.” The goal, off a throw-in assist by Emma Smith, was the second of the game for eighthgrader McAuliffe, who scored the opening goal of the game in the 22nd minute off a long centering pass from Celine Juneau on a counter attack. The Griffin goal came in the 25th minute, as Analise Burdo took a through ball from Abbey Schwoebel and dribbled to the top of the 18, putting the ball into the net for the equalizer at the time. Along with McAuliffe’s game-winner, the
Eagles defense stepped up in the second half, limiting the Griffins to just one of the 11 shots they had in the game. Along with a superb save by keeper Olivia Rotella (six saves overall), the Eagles were able to keep BVCS off the board for the final 55 minutes of play, ending the Griffins seven game win streak. “In the beginning it was rough for me but it started to click when we made some switches and Willow (Herz) moved back,” said sweeper Mackenzie Chapman. “We need to stay tight and stay on our marks.” Chapman added McAuliffe and fellow eighth grader Katie Demers have been key players for the Eagles this season. “I think it has been amazing to have them,” Chapman said. “I think the skill level has been amazing out of both of them. Ava does a good job getting to goal and Katie has been very strong on defense and is able to contain and also hustle back when needed.” “My whole team has been really supportive of Katie and I,” said McAuliffe. “We feel like we have been here four years, just like they have.” ■ — See more at suncommunitynews.com/ sports
Chazy ’s Ava McAuliffe is flanked by midfielder Olivia McLennan as they look to move the ball down the f ield in the E ag les 2-1 win over Boquet Valle y Nov. 2, a s sweeper Mackenzie Chapman looks on. Photo by Jill Lobdell
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Nor theastern C l i n t o n ’s E l l i e Prairie goes through a pair of Beekmantown defenders in the Section VII/Class B title game. Prairie scored the lone goal in the Cougars 1-0 win over the Eagles. Photo by Jill Lobdell
Prairie propels Cougars to B title By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
PLATTSBURGH | Not only is Ellie Prarie grateful someone let her borrow a set of cleats for the Section VII/Class B title game against Beekmantown Nov. 1, but all of Cougar nation. Prairie’s goal off an Audi Hollister assist in the 66th minute of play propelled the Cougars to a 1-0 win over the top seed Eagles, claiming the Class B title away from the defending champs. “it’s so surreal right now,” said Prairie, who also scored the game-winning shootout kick for the Cougars in the semifinal round. “She probably doesn’t want me saying it but she is wearing someone else’s cleats today,” said coach Tim Suprenant. “Ellie has been an awesome surprise. She brings a unique energy to our team.” “I come out every game to play hard and give it my all,” said Prairie. “We did a really good job keeping the ball in and crossing it in. Then we were able to get the ball back out and use the spacing and width. Once we realized how wide the field was, we did a better job using it.” Prairie scored on an assist from Hollister,
who was able to put the ball back into the Eagles penalty area after a clear attempt. “I got to the sideline to keep the ball in play and then played the ball into Ellie,” said Hollister of the play leading to the assist. “We knew if we played our best, we can go far.” For the Cougars, the key to the game was spacing the field at Plattsburgh State University, taking advantage of the space to get off 20 shots compared to 13 by Beekmantown. “We worked a lot on getting the ball to the outside and not playing to the middle so we use the whole field,” said sweeper/midfielder Kya McComb, who again was used to help spark the offense. “This is a lot bigger field than when we are at home and we just wanted to use what we had for space. Once we got some momentum we started to press the issue and finally got one into the net.” “We did our best to get the ball to the outside of the field because if we played to the middle, Jhenna Trombley is a great defender and was going to get to the ball,” said Brinley LaFountain, who marked Beekmantown’s Avery Durgan in the game. In net, Abby Racine made seven saves for her second shutout in sectional play, while Bailey Carter had eight saves for the Eagles. ■
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Red Storm top CVAC meet CLINTONVILLE | The Saranac Lake boys and girls cross country teams will enter the sectional meet as the favorites in the Class C race, as both won the CVAC championship meet Nov. 2 at AuSable Valley. The Red Storm boys team scored 24 points in defeating second place Plattsburgh High (88) and third place Seton Catholic (96), the top placing Class D team. James Catania finished first overall for Saranac Lake, followed closely by Andrew Fogarty in second. The Red Storm had seven runners place in the top 15 overall, along with Peter Fogarty (4), Micah McCulley (5), Sam Ash (12), Tucker Jackobe (13) and Justin Duprey (15). Ian Campbell placed seventh for the Hornets, followed by teammates Ethan Mullholland (18), Chris Newphew (20), Malcolm Suarez (21), Sean Vogl (22), John Crotty (34) and Gareth Mansfield (35). Jake Glicksman placed third overall for the third place Knights, with Sam DeJordy also placing in the top 10 (8), followed by Luke Moore (19), Seamus Andrew (28), Max Grafstein (38) and Aaron Bouchard (46). Logan VanBuren placed sixth overall for fourth place Moriah/Boquet Valley, while Spencer Daby placed ninth for AVCS (eighth place team); Connor Goodwin 10th for Beekmantown (10th); Thomas Gilbo 11th for Northeastern Clinton (ninth); Mikey Skutt 14th for Lake Placid (fifth); Andrew Woodruff 16th for Saranac (seventh); Sam Carter 17th for Saranac; Landon Pandolph was the top finisher for sixth place Peru, finishing in 24th individually, while Carter Peron placed 43rd
as the top finisher for 11th place Ticonderoga.
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In the girls meet, Saranac Lake edged out perennial power Saranac by four points, 40-44, while Peru had 78 points in finishing third. Katie Samperi was the top finisher for Saranac Lake in third, followed by teammates Sara Trabakoulus (6), Gwen Mader (8), Bella Wissler (15), Sylvie Linck (19), Kaitlyn Yando (29) and Frannie Newman (32). Saranac’s Rachael Woodruff was the top individual finisher for the Chiefs in a time of 19:25.0, joined by teammates Gillian Miner (11), Mackenzie Converse (13), Danielle Borner (14), Angelena Fay (17), Kaelyn Fay (18) and Molly Denis (25). Peru’s top finisher was Sara Crippen in 10th, followed by Brenna LaHart (16), Cadia Chamberlain (10), Harley Gainer (21), Rylee Chamberlain (28), Michelle Martineau (35) and Janice Dougherty (49). Lily Potthast place second for AuSable Valley, as the Patriots were fifth in the team standings, while Sophia McKienran was third for Moriah/Boquet Valley (no team score); Faline Yang fifth for Seton Catholic (no team score); Lea DeJordy seventh for Seton; Harley Cohen ninth for Lake Placid (fourth); and Nora Graves 12th for Plattsburgh High (sixth). Mikayla Hamel was the top finisher for seventh place Beekmantown in 22nd, while Madison Flora had the top finish for eighth place Ticonderoga in 46th. Hannah Trombley placed 30th for Northeastern Clinton. ■
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Rachael Woodruff of Saranac was the top individual runner in the CVAC girls meet Nov. 2, while Jake Glicksman of Seton Catholic placed third for Seton Catholic in the boys race, Photo by Keith Lobdell
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