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PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh and firefighters have reached a contract agreement.

The Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421 and Common Council each approved the deal earlier this month, marking the first time a contract has been negotiated in over a decade.

The most significant item, said Mayor Colin Read, is to provide union membership with raises that don’t exceed the local rate of inflation, up to a maximum of 1.5 percent, for the years 2014 to 2020.

The city firefighters’ union had been without a contract with the city since 2007. Two previous mayoral administrations had attempted to renegotiate a new agreement, but the disputes ultimately ended up in arbitration.

WASHINGTON, D.C | Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-Schuylerville) was a rare bright spot for Republicans in last month’s midterm elections.

Stefanik carved out a third term by 15 points as Democrats gained 40 seats in the House in their biggest pickup since the 1970s, including three from her colleagues in New York’s GOP delegation.

Republicans elected only one female freshman compared to 35 for Democrats. And the number of GOP women will drop to just 13 in the House in January, down from 23.

That’s not representative of the overall public, said Stefanik, and Republicans need to probe why in a post-mortem.

Both sides praise “fresh start” in first deal in over a decade

» Firefighters Cont. on pg. 3

Lawmaker wants post-mortem following midterms

The City of Plattsburgh and Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421 have reached a contract agreement.

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Patricia Arquette has been nominated for a Golden Globe for her portray of Joyce “Tillie” Mitchell in “Escape at Dannemora.”

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PLATTSBURGH | “Escape at Dannemora” is racking up awards nominations.

Patricia Arquette received a Golden Globe nomination last week for her role as Joyce “Tillie” Mitchell in the Showtime series, which debuted last month and saw hundreds of attendees flock to a premiere held at Cumberland 12 in Plattsburgh.

The series has also been nominated for a Golden Globe for best television limited series or movie.

“Escape” will contend with “The Alienist,” “The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story,” “Dirty John, “Sharp Objects” and “A Very English Scandal” for the honors.

The seven-part series depicting the 2015 breakout from Clinton Correctional in Dannemora by two convicts was partially filmed in Plattsburgh, among other upstate locations.

“We’re grateful for Showtime for believing in this production and supporting it so fully, and the people of the North Country and Clinton Correctional for helping to bring it to life,” said executive producer and director Ben Stiller in a statement.

The series also stars Benicio Del Toro, Paul Dano, Bonnie Hunt and Eric Lange.

Part 5 is scheduled to air this Sunday at 10 p.m.

The New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association has stayed silent on the series, whose screenplay is based on a report by the state inspector general’s office that attributed the escape to “systemic failures” at the maximum security facility, and declined comment last week.

Showtime hasn’t yet released viewership statistics. But the series has garnered rave reviews and currently has an average score of 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, the review aggregation site.

The 76th annual Golden Globes takes place Jan. 6 in Beverly Hills, Calif.

“Escape” has also been nominated for best limited series for the 24th Annual Critics Choice Awards, Variety reported on Monday.

Arquette picked up another nod for best actress in a limited series, while Dano was nominated for best actor in that same category. ■

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» Stefanik Cont. from pg. 1 “We need to take time to learn the lessons from the past election cycle to prepare us for 2020,” Stefanik told The Sun in an interview. “I think there needs to be a deep dive similar to what the National Republican Committee embarked on in 2012.”

Stefanik’s team on Monday also began circulating a letter formally asking party leadership for the review, The Hill first reported.

The letter was co-signed by Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), as well as Reps. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) and Kevin Yoder (R-Kan.), both of whom fell short in their election bids.

And it goes beyond probing the party’s problems with suburban women: “The (National Republican Campaign Committee) strategic assessment should include every aspect of its operations and decision-making process, from data, fundraising, polling and staffing to messaging and voter targeting among key demographics,” read the letter.

NRCC should also examine decisions made by House Leadership during the 2018 cycle, “including the policy process, legislation and messaging to see what contributed to our losses this cycle and how we can adjust moving forward.”

A leading reason for the party’s devastating losses, said Stefanik, is because the NRCC didn’t pick sides in primaries unlike their Democrat counterparts.

As a result, Stefanik has stepped down from her role as recruitment chair for national Republicans in order to expand and bolster her political action committee to support female Republicans and “non-traditional” candidates.

Stefanik said she was pleased that she nearly tripled the number of female recruits last cycle, and now wants to focus “mentoring them through the political process” and getting them through the primaries.

The lawmaker’s ambitions have already drawn ire from the new chair of the NRCC, Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Minn.).

“If that’s what Elise wants to do, then that’s her call, her right,” Emmer told Roll Call, who first reported on Stefanik’s plans last week. “But I think that’s a mistake.”

The lawmaker pushed back on Twitter: “But newsflash,” Stefanik wrote. “I wasn’t asking for permission.”

The exchange drew support from allies like House GOP Whip Steve Scalise.

“Thank you for leading on this @EliseStefanik,” he wrote on Twitter. “We need more talented women like you in Congress. I’m proud to support your efforts.”

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-Schuylerville) is calling for a post-mortem examination of GOP losses in 2018. “I think there needs to be a deep dive similar to what the National Republican Committee embarked on in 2012.”

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As her colleagues were felled nationwide last month — including every single GOP member in the conservative stronghold of Orange County, California — Stefanik won a sweeping victory over Democratic opponent Tedra Cobb by keeping a laser-focus on local issues paired with results crafted as part of what she calls the “governing wing” of the Republican Party, a sly rebuke of the conservative Freedom Caucus, with whom Stefanik has increasingly broken this year.

But she managed to carve out a sizable win while also touting traditional Republican orthodoxy, including a platform of a strengthened military and increased defense spending paired with lower taxes and reduced regulations.

Stefanik stopped short of saying candidates should use her model as a blueprint — every district is different, she said — but did cite her 2014 GOP primary challenge against Matt Doheny as an example of an underdog who received a much-needed boost from institutional allies.

“A lot of my early supporters took a great risk in supporting me,” said Stefanik.

That early support was critical in propelling her to victory, she said, as was the support of electeds who used their PACs to contribute to her primary contest.

She cited Rep. Ann Wagner, who represents a suburban Missouri district, and Rep. Diane Black, who lost a bid for Tennessee governor, as people to watch.

Both used their PACs to support her primary contest, joining Ryan and former House Speaker John Boehner, amongst other GOP lawmakers.

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Four years after first taking office, Stefanik is heading into a Democratic-controlled House for the first time.

But she says it’s not the first time she’s worked in divided government.

Aside from border security, President Donald Trump has offered little in the way of a roadmap for legislative priorities at the midway point of his first term.

In the absence of a clear signal, Stefanik said she’d like to prioritize rural broadband development — “Any infrastructure bill needs to include rural broadband,” she said — and looks forward to voting for the final version of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, a measure she said is critical to the North Country economy.

“Having an updated NAFTA is a huge priority for this district,” Stefanik said.

And as Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.) is poised take the gavel of the House Armed Services Committee, Stefanik said she will actively push back against possible cuts in defense spending, citing the need to ensure military readiness.

She said she’ll also continue to chip away at health care solutions, as well as broaden her portfolio on combating invasive species, which poses a dire threat to the Adirondack Park.

And as the Climate Solutions Caucus reels from losing about half of its Republican members in November — including Curbelo, the Miami-area lawmaker — Stefanik said she hopes to continue to be an “active member” of that caucus.

“I hope to recruit new members to join the caucus,” Stefanik said. “I’m optimistic we will recruit new members.” ■

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Stefanik noted Wagner’s focus on military family issues and emerging threats as key issues, as well as Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s (R-Wash.) work on maternal health.

“I’m hoping new voices will rise up and help shape our policy vision,” Stefanik said.

Many of the Republicans who lost represented suburban seats.

Stefanik appears to have an ally in Wagner, who won a suburban district that senator-elect Marsha Blackburn (RTenn.) failed to capture.

Wagner told the New York Times she is “turning her attention to fashioning a suburban agenda for the party and ‘is not going to wait around’ for leadership to do the same.”

“If we don’t learn some lessons from this election we will not be a majority party,” Wagner said.

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» Firefighters Cont. from pg. 1 Read praised the deal as a “fresh start.”

“I believe we are in a better position to work together than to rely on arbitrators and layers of lawyers in adversarial proceedings,” said Read in a statement.

Local 2421 President Doug Walker said, “On behalf of the firefighters of Local 2421, I would like to say how happy and relieved we are to put this behind us and to move forward.”

Read previously said both parties had been paying too much for lawyers rather than negotiating a settlement, which isn’t ideal for a city that continues to get back on steady financial footing.

“I’m equally grateful that the firefighters were willing to work with the city to construct a contract that balances affordability and sustainability,” said Read. “The negotiations were at times difficult, but I’m impressed by the professionalism and the shared responsibility for the city and its taxpayers that both sides recognized.”

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE

Negotiations between the stakeholders are ongoing.

“There are still some things the union and the city are working on to better the department,” Local 2421 Vice President Jaime Schwartz told The Sun on Monday. “We’ve worked through the majority of our problems.

This is a big step in the process.”

The city and the union entered into arbitration as recently as last year, when an independent arbitration panel awarded the firefighters an award of $740,109 to settle wages and backpay for 2012-13, which continues to work its way through the courts after an appeal by the city.

“We both accepted that we’re going to let that process work out,” Read told The Sun. The two sides have long sparred over a minimum manning clause.

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A series of retirements and resignations has left the department spread thin since last year.

Local 2421 wanted to send four recruits to the Utica Fire Academy in August, but city officials only authorized two, leaving two platoons each short a staffer.

Paired with standard vacations and unexpected injuries, the department said this has ignited public safety concerns.

“It’s like swimming with your hands tied,” Walker told The Sun in August.

Following the impasse, Local 2421 has led a social media campaign warning of the dangers of operating on a shortfall, particularly when

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“There has to be eight men on duty before an aerial is staffed,” said Walker.

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Health care has also been a major sticking point in past negotiations.

Read said that the city still wants to limit the health care choices available to employees.

“We have nine different healthcare plans that we’re trying to juggle. We’re trying to narrow them down to one or two,” he said.

“That can help save the city money, or reduce administrative costs, if nothing else.

“They’re open to consider that. They agreed to a contract re-opener.”

The settlement portion of the deal alone is likely to cost more than $1 million, Read said, though he cautioned that no firm financial calculations had yet been finalized. ■

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Local group to aid in Caribbean clean water efforts Pre-trip workshop slated for Jan. 19

The “Prescribing Prevention” concept was the brainchild of Paul Gutmann, retired director of the Lake Placid Water Treatment Plant who used his knowledge to invent the units, which are essentially three-bucket systems connected with filters and tubing.

“Children in their first year of life who would die of any of the diarrheal diseases are treated and thus their lives are saved,” Gutmann wrote on a blog detailing the project.

The group will meet Saturday, Jan. 19 at the Plattsburgh United Methodist Church to build 400 of the Brita-style water filters ahead of the medical group’s next visit to Gautier in March.

Units will be made available to interested individuals and families, and volunteers will be trained on-the-spot.

“We’re going to set up assembly line-style and we’re hoping to repeat that this year,” Leavitt said.

Tasks include measuring carbon, washing, measuring and cutting plastic tubing, washing spigots from boxed wine and coffee and assembling the devices, which cost about $33 to produce.

A key component are the spigots on cardboard wine boxes. Collection efforts are ongoing at Gioiosa’s Wine & Spirits at the Skyway Plaza in Plattsburgh.

Leavitt will occasionally find a bag of them on her doorstep.

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PLATTSBURGH | For 21 years, St. Eustace Episcopal Church in Lake Placid has been conducting a medical mission team trip to Dominican Republic.

Now as local connections deepen and mature, a new offshoot has resulted in local residents delivering homemade water purification devices during their annual trips.

Despite the Caribbean’s destination as a tourism hotspot, about 26 percent of inhabitants lack access to clean water, according to the World Bank.

Unclean water leads to parasites, the number one cause of the nation’s high infant mortality rate, as well as malaise and failure to thrive among children and adults, said Mary Lou Leavitt, a volunteer with the effort known as Prescribing Prevention.

Officials also attributed contaminated water to a deadly cholera outbreak in 2010.

“The idea is to eliminate that,” Leavitt said.

“When (residents) understand the cause of the symptoms, they’re quicker to respond.”

Paul Guttman is among the team who invented a triple-pail system to aid in water purification efforts in the Dominican Republic.

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Leavitt has attended several of the trips, serving as a Spanish interpreter. The group is always looking for volunteers with medical training, she said.

The initiative wouldn’t be possible without people like group leader Robin Baxter, as well as folks on the ground in the Dominican Republic, including a fourth-grade teacher whom Leavitt has befriended.

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Give yourself the best gift of all

Living in our free society has many perks. All too often, we never really appreciate how good we have it until we face that

By Dan Alexander unexpected event that • PUBLISHER • could change one’s life dramatically.

Be it a health scare, a simple accident at home, a sudden job disruption or a family/ personal crisis or change. It can happen to any of us, at any time or at any level of life.

This wonderful life also comes with certain responsibilities, some mandatory, like taxes; others are optional, such as volunteering or choosing to contribute financially.

We frequently hear of heroic deeds and humanitarian tasks like guardsman and soldiers returning from service to our country, individuals donating organs so that another may enjoy a fuller life, volunteer firefighters risking life and limb to enter into burning buildings to save lives, volunteers devoting countless hours to shelter and feed homeless individuals and pets, toys being donated to brighten a child’s Christmas.

How about those folks standing out in the cold to ring bells at the red kettles collecting funds for those less fortunate?

No one forces us to perform those tasks. We do them because we know they must be done. Some among us accept those responsibilities cheerfully and with enthusiasm, devoting their life to good deeds whenever the need arises.

None of us are in a position to do it all, but each of us in our own way needs to participate in these responsibilities. The difference between those who do and those who do not respond can be seen on their faces.

The joy of helping someone other than yourself is a gift that can’t be replicated. Folks going through their own difficult times can often be lifted in spirit by focusing their attention on others.

I encourage you to do your part. If you’re unsure where to start, or even if you are already active in volunteering your time and making financial contributions, may I suggest a contribution to the United Way, your local hospital, church, shelter or one of the many excellent organizations serving throughout our communities.

Drop that spare change in the red kettles around town or volunteer some time to an organization. There is always room for another set of helping hands.

As we approach the holiday season, pledge to do more this coming year than you’ve done in the past.

Volunteer your time, dig a little deeper when making that contribution and do it with a smile on your face and joy in your heart.

It is that type of effort made by millions around this country and around the world that provide hope for humanity and sooner or later will aid in creating a world at peace and harmony. ■

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Sad to see Elise leave Willsboro

To the Editor: It was nice to read that Matt Manda and his wife, Elise Stefanik, acted like newlyweds, saved and bought a home like a normal couple, unlike many D.C elected.

So while it was good to read, it is also sad. They have picked a nice village with a smaller population than our wonderful town of Willsboro that she has called home for her start. They will make excellent residents, and I would think it would make commuting easier for both.

Congratulations.

I know some folks from Willsboro called Elise out for not being from here, but heck, most of them are not from here.

I came here in ’88 from New Hampshire, others came from different states or even from the city.

One thing no one can deny, she has been a great congresswoman and one that put Willsboro on the map as having elected the youngest congresswoman, until this last election.

Another credit to her calling Willsboro her home, she always answered the call to make appearances, to help, to be a friend, to support our needs and help everyone, regardless of party.

Wow, when I think about it, she does that for the whole district.

I find it sad that I will now read all the press and it will be tagged “Stefanik R- Schuylerville,” I so much loved seeing R-Willsboro.

Elise, while neither of us are “locals,” my wife and I thank you for being a wonderful resident while it lasted and we will miss seeing you at the Turtle Island Café, Willsboro Hardware, the Willsboro Diner

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Knowing you love Willsboro since you have been coming here for about 30 years, I know we will keep seeing you.

Again, congratulations on your new home!

- Win Belanger, Willsboro ■

Westport Central School Board: Time to unite following merger vote

To the Editor: Dec. 4 marked a historic day for the Westport Central School District and community at large.

A proposition to reorganize and centralize the Westport Central School District with the Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School District was placed before qualified voters.

After a detailed and audited count of every ballot, qualified voters of both districts have voted by a significant majority in favor of merging our two school districts.

Now, it is time for us to come together to strive for the best possible outcome from our years of work and strong emotions.

Regardless of whether you voted in favor or against a merger, we all share a common goal: Our collective aspirations of giving our youth the best education possible with the resources we can dedicate while growing our community.

This goal is also shared by the Elizabethtown-Lewis community. This important common goal should unite, not divide us as we move forward to make the new, unified single school community the best school district and school community for all involved.

We recognize that there will be many questions yet to be answered and pledge to do our best to inform the public.

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There is also very much heavy lifting left to do prior to opening the doors of a new school district on July 1. The Westport Central School is dedicated to maintaining excellence for the current school year while assisting in planning for a merged district.

We ask that you also remain strong advocates and active participants in the planning process, with the new board slated for election on Jan. 15. We have a significant opportunity as a new school district.

As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “Democracy transformed from thin paper to thick action is the greatest form of government on earth.”

Your action and support are needed.

- Westport Central Board of Education: Alice LaRock, president, James Carroll, vice president, Thomas Kohler, Suzanne Russell and Jason Welch ■

Pearl Harbor victims deserve remembrance

To the Editor: Pearl Harbor Day has come and gone again, and it is my hope that we, as a peace seeking nation, will take it upon ourselves to meditate for a few moments in honor of those hundreds of U.S. Naval sailors who lost their lives resulting from a horrible bombing attack of the naval base in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941.

Many of these naval personnel are still entombed in the ocean floor. This attack instigated a huge Pacific war which took hundreds of thousand lives there, and beyond, for the next four years.

These events are not commonly recognized by many in today’s society.

Time it was!

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Climate change does exist — it’s called ‘spring, summer, fall and winter’

To the Editor: Lance Clark’s guest op-ed was well written but dead wrong on climate change deniers.

We want a clean healthy planet because we live here too.

We don’t want to pay for a phony movement that is just a carbon tax on Americans to fund political agendas and to line the pockets of bureaucrats.

Climate “change” became that because the global warming hoax was disproved.

They had to change the name. They got caught fudging historical weather data to “prove” their phony science.

Nothing that they have come up with is based in fact.

Most of their “studies” were funded so that the “scientists” could keep getting paid if they gave them the “right” result in their reports.

Thank God that Trump got us out of the stupid Paris accord that rewarded the biggest polluters in the world and was designed to impoverish Americans.

We “deniers” acknowledge that there is “climate change.”

We call this phenomena spring, summer, fall and winter.

- Terry K. Hurlburt, Ticonderoga ■

Consumers should read fine print on insurance plans

To the Editor: With fewer than two weeks of the open enrollment period for health plans under the Affordable Care Act remaining, consumers nationwide are making critical health plan choices.

A rule was put into place earlier this year that expands access to short-term, limitedduration insurance (STLDI) plans.

These can be substandard plans that allow insurers to deny coverage based on preexisting conditions. They also lack comprehensive, essential coverage including emergency room, maternity care and mental health treatments.

There is a reason these plans are touted as a more affordable option for consumers – because they don’t actually cover much.

They simply provide an illusion of sufficient coverage.

While some states have imposed limits on STLDI plans, the Congressional Budget Office estimates 2 million people will still buy them.

Consumers who are seeking a lower cost insurance plan often don’t realize short-term health plans may not protect them when they get sick, leaving them with large surprise bills for uncovered care.

As an organization committed to providing a voice for consumers in the health care debate, we urge consumers to read the fine print, consider their options carefully and

steer clear of these bare-bones plans.

- Scott Mulhauser, Consumers for Quality Care, Washington, D.C. ■

Frustrated at power, phone outages

To the Editor: I believe that it is time for the people in this area to say, “Enough is enough!”

There are people in this area who have been without phone service for over five days and I know of one who had to wait for three weeks.

Many of the problems happened before the recent storms.

I am encouraging anyone who has been without phone service for a prolonged length of time to call the New York State Public Service Commission and register their complaint 1-800-342-3377.

- Richard Stewart, North Creek ■

Reusable bags a good gift for friends and environment

To the Editor: The perfect holiday gift for everyone on your list is reusable shopping bags.

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise recently printed Rosalie Fontana’s informative commentary on the enormous problem that plastic disposal presents to our world.

Hannaford and Price Chopper deserve major kudos for encouraging the transition to reusable bags by charging for

Middle school group readies CD to fund trip PLATTSBURGH | Fermata Nowhere, a Stafford Middle School a cappella group is poised to compete in the International Championship of High School A Cappella (ICHSA), to be held in Danvers, Massachusetts in February.

“We were selected to compete,” said Cody Hampton, the groups’s director.

“There were more than 600 high school a cappella groups competing. Knowing the potential of Fermata Nowhere, I decided to submit an application to the competition because there are no middle school a cappella competitions in existence.”

Before the group can go to competition, they will have to raise funds to cover the cost their trip.

RAISING MONEY

Members of Fermata Nowhere will host a launch party to celebrate the release of their first professionally recorded music CD, “Shine,” on Thursday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Hampton said he hopes to raise funds through sale of the CD at the show, digitally through iTunes, Spotify and Pandora and through orders at champton@plattscsd.org.

Additional funds will be raised through a bowling fundraiser slated for Friday, Dec. 22 from 4-6 p.m. at North Bowl Lanes in Plattsburgh. Fermata members are selling tickets, and they will also be available at the door.

ABOUT THE GROUP

Under the direction of Cody Hampton, Fermata — a term that means a note is held out for a duration to be decided by the conductor — has seen musical success since its inception when Hampton arrived at SMS from his previous teaching job at Wellsville High School three years ago.

The group is a highly competitive ensemble.

“More than 75 students auditioned this year,” Hampton said. “There were many talented students who did not make the ensemble. Because of the high interest, I wanted to give more students the chance

A CD for the Stafford Middle School a capella group, Fermata Nowhere, will be sold beginning Dec. 13. Proceeds will fund the group’s trip to the International Championship of High School A Cappella in Massachusetts.

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QUARTERFINAL COMPETITION

The group will compete against nine high school groups for the northeast quarterfinals, said Hampton.

The bracket-format competition takes the top three groups to the semifinals in Worcester, Massachusetts on March 10.

The top winners in the semifinal rounds from seven regions will compete in New York City at the ICHSA Finals April 27.

Last school year, the group mounted a fundraiser to pay for the CD producto experience the family it becomes.”

Hampton finds them as many gigs as he can throughout the school year to get their name and brand out there in the public.

They regularly sing the national anthem at SUNY Plattsburgh Cardinal athletic events.

Later this month, they will spend a day performing at venues throughout the area.

“It is special to see how much growth and how many opportunities have already been created by the group in the first two short years. I anticipate more albums, more music videos and competing at a high level for years to come.” ■

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tion, a new sound system and a professional music video of the group singing Imagine Dragons’ “Thunder.”

The CD and video were recorded in the spring of 2018 with last year’s ensemble of 27, Hampton said. This year, he increased the number in Fermata to 36.

“Recording the music video was an amazing experience for the students,” he said. “We had a minimal amount of time to pull it off, but In Tandem Productions (from Plattsburgh) was extremely prepared and professional.

The result is a professional-quality video and memories that will last a lifetime.”

Many of the 36 students balance other commitments — sports, academic clubs and other extracurricular activities — and still rehearse a minimum of twice a week; more when they have a concert on the horizon, whether spent singing or on hours of choreography practice.

“I see a tradition of excellence,” he said.

“The release show will be very special because it will feature all of the group members from its inception in 2016.

Hampton said the future is open for further success.

For more information, contact Hampton at champton@plattscsd.org. To see the music video, “Shine,” visit facebook. com/plattscsd/videos. ■

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Aldi’s has introduced our community to how simple it is to bring your own bags.

It is easy to bring your own bags to every store. Once into the habit, you will soon appreciate how much more manageable it is to cart your groceries around in a stronger bag.

Reusable bags are long lasting. I don’t recall ever throwing one out, and indeed my oldest bag dates from the seventies. At that time, the dire consequences of plastic was not even in the forefront.

The bag says “save a tree.” I launder them when dirty, use them for carting stuff everywhere and keep a couple in my car for unplanned shopping.

In Hawaii, single use plastic bags are not provided in the entire state. Hotels in Hawaii provide a complementary reusable cloth bag for their guests to use and keep — how simple — and guests walk around town with the hotel logo on their bag.

As a tourist community, Adirondack hotels could model this. In Europe, it is always bring your own bag. Now when I travel anywhere, I put a couple of my lightest bags into my suitcase.

Reusable bags are also perfect holiday gifts for business owners and managers to give to employees — an opportunity to spread your logo. They are perfect swag at events and conferences. Of the 15 or so bags I have, I really only purchased a few.

Reusable bags: not exciting, but a gift that everyone would appreciate.

- Peggy Wiltberger, Saranac Lake ■

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Better sportsmanship needed from fans, parents

By Eric Bennett GUEST W RITER

“You’re disgusting! You should be ashamed of yourself!”

Imagine heading to work and routinely enduring comments like those as part of your job.

A few weeks ago, while scouting a Friday night football game, those comments were hurled from the stands towards the officials working the game.

In another recent altercation, an official resigned from working games because they were nose-tonose with a fan following a game who was convinced they were partisan.

Behaviors like these must stop.

Athletics provide incredible lessons for all participants involved in addition to the significant physiological benefits for athletes.

As the father of a young son beginning to play organized sports, I am concerned that there will be fewer opportunities for athletic competition as officials begin to leave the profession.

As an athletic director, I am concerned about the reduction in total number of games, the potential of not offering teams and the consistent rescheduling of events as the number of overall officials in America continues to decline.

As fans, coaches, athletes and parents, we can and must do better.

Sports will always elicit passionate responses ranging from jubilant elation to dejected devastation and everywhere in between. There is no question our desire to win and see our teams succeed is part of the fabric of who we are.

I’m simply asking that we all (myself included) work to step back and realize that officials do not have inherent biases against our school or team or community. They are human beings objectively working to the best of their ability and in turn, providing positive opportunities for our children.

To all of the officials out there working youth leagues, interscholastic games and matches and beyond, thank you.

You are the backbone of American athletics and your strength and ability to shield yourself from the harsh rhetoric (and at times physical threats) is beyond commendable.

Simply put, we need you. Keep plugging, help is on the way. ■ - Eric Bennett is a varsity football coach and the Saranac Lake Central School District athletic director.

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The lawmaker has purchased and moved into a home in Schuylerville with her husband, Matt Manda, her office announced last Friday.

“As a newly married couple, Matt and Elise spent a year looking for the right fit and are excited about their new home,” said Tom Flanagin, a spokesman.

Manda and Stefanik married in Aug. 2017.

Schuylerville is located about 11 miles east of Saratoga Springs in Saratoga County.

Since declaring her run for New York’s 21st Congressional District in Aug. 2013, Stefanik has used a family home in Willsboro as a local base.

“The Stefanik family continues to own a home in Willsboro as they have since the Congresswoman was three years old,” Flanagin said.

Stefanik, an Albany County native, has long been dogged by residency issues by a stream of political opponents and activists who cite her out-of-district roots.

But the attacks have failed to gain traction as Stefanik has racked up commanding victories, including a 15-point spread over her Democratic opponent to win a third term in November, bucking national trends that saw the GOP incur heavy losses.

The House of Representatives clerk will update their official records to list Stefanik as (R-Schuylerville) moving forward, Flanagin said.

Willsboro Supervisor Shaun Gillilland said while he’s sad to see Stefanik go, relocation to the southeastern part of the district will

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-Schuylerville) delivers comments in Willsboro in July.

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The lawmaker will still use Willsboro as her base while in the northeastern part of the district, he said.

Willsboro’s status as the lawmaker’s adopted hometown has had its benefits.

“For us, it’s meant tremendous access to her and her staff and federal help,” Gillilland told The Sun. Those services range from constituent service, veterans assistance to help with flood insurance and town and county-level issues.

“I think we’ve developed a close working and personal relationship,” Gillilland said.

Win Belanger, an early Stefanik supporter and fellow Willsboro resident, said he will be saddened to see the loss of the “R-Willsboro” identifier.

But he indicated the residency issue has always been moot.

Belanger himself came here in 1988 from New Hampshire, he wrote in a letter to The Sun, while other transplants have relocated from different states or New York City.

“One thing no one can deny, she has been a great Congresswoman and one that put Willsboro on the map as having elected the youngest Congresswoman until this last election,” he said.

Stefanik also always answered the call to make appearances, Belanger said, “to help, to be a friend, to support our needs and help everyone, regardless of party.” ■

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Market held at The Grange Hall; 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. An abundance of locally grown, created and crafted exceptional products will be available. Your chance for that last minute special gift.

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West Chazy » Toy Drive held at West Chazy Vol. Fire Department; 10:00 10:00 a.m. a.m. -- 3:00 3:00 p.m. p.m Benefits the Clinton Clinton County County Christmas C Bureau.

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Altona » A Children’s C Christmas C p Party held at at Rainbow Banquet Hall; Be 12:00 12:C p.m. - 2:00 p.m. p.m. The Altona Volunteer Fire Volun Dept. will host their Dept. VI Children’s Children'~ Christmas Party.

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held at Village of Dannemora; 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Cookies, Crafts and Pictures with Santa Lake Placid » Annual Holiday Movie held at Palace Theatre; 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. The Lake Placid Lions Club and Palace Theatre’s annual holiday matinée is “The Star” (2017). Free Admission, free popcorn and a free goodie bag & visit with Santa after the show.

Plattsburgh » Christmas Candlelight Concert held at The First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary; 4:00 p.m. The First Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir, directed by Victoria Washburn and accompanied by David Carpenter, will present their annual Christmas Candlelight Concert. Sacred Christmas music old and new will be featured. Free and open to the public.

Saranac Lake » December Story Time & Crafts held at The Book Nook; 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. We will be reading Frosty the Snowman.

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Westport » Winter Solstice Concert held at The Heritage House; 5:23

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Pie Sale held at Coakly Hardware; 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Come check out our selection of homemade pies. Sponsored by the Saranac Lake Fish and Game Club. All proceeds to benefit area youth activities.

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Carousel Rides held at Adirondack Carousel; 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Happy Holidays from the Adirondack Carousel. We will be offering free rides on Dec 23. Suggested donation of a non-perishable food item for the Saranac Lake Food Pantry.

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“Some of our infrastructure dates back 50 years ago. We cannot afford, nor can any community, to sit on the sidelines and wait for that infrastructure to fail.”

The total cost of the plan is $7.8 million, according the governor’s office.

Local estimates in the past have projected total costs as high as $24 million. To help offset costs, the town also secured a $500,000 federal Northern Border Regional Commission grant last year, with help from Rep. Elise Stefanik’s office.

This latest $3.1 million round of state funding was announced as part of a $24.6 million grant cluster designed to support 13 municipal water infrastructure projects throughout the North Country.

The neighboring City of Plattsburgh also received funding — $4.3 million toward $17.4 million in beautification, noise and odor

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The Town of Plattsburgh will receive $3.1 million from the state as part of a cluster of water infrastructure funding announced last week.

File photo abatement projects at the lakeside wastewater treatment facility.

To date, $750 million in Water Infrastructure Improvement Act and Intermunicipal Grant funding supports nearly $2.65 billion in total project costs for drinking and wastewater infrastructure projects statewide, according to the governor’s office. ■

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“All you’re doing is eating yourself because everything else is going up double-digit increases,” said Gillilland, citing rising health care, insurance and equipment costs.

“All of that doesn’t stay under the tax cap,” he said. “It’s making it harder and harder to have mechanisms to save capital for large purchases and keep your operating accounts frugal so that at the end of the year, you can have some extra money to go into your fund balances.”

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PLATTSBURGH | State lawmakers must decide whether to keep the state property tax cap next year as they head back to Albany next year.

Local officials say they’re generally supportive of the framework that requires them to mindful of taxpayer dollars, but want to see some tweaks.

“I believe it does need some modifications, one of them being the penalty for the local municipalities as it relates to infrastructure,” said Town of Plattsburgh Supervisor Michael Cashman.

Localities must hold spending increases to 2 percent or the rate of inflation. The cap can be overridden with a 60 percent supermajority vote.

But the fear of blowing past the cap, first implemented in 2011, de-incentivizes some localities from investing in infrastructure, Cashman said.

The Town of Plattsburgh was mindful of the cap when drafting their capital plan to improve water and sewer infrastructure, Cashman said, but there could come a time when officials will have no choice but to sail past the limit.

Essex County Board of Supervisors Vice Chairman Shaun Gillilland agrees the cap “injects real discipline

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“While some municipalities have struggled with it, frankly, property owners support the tax cap because it keeps taxes down,” said a spokesman for state Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay).

New York state already has some of the highest taxes in the nation, said state Assemblyman Dan Stec (R-Queensbury).

“We need to do everything we can so it doesn’t get any worse,” said Stec.

But Stec said he was displeased renewal language is wrapped into a bill containing unrelated issues, which is one of the more frustrating things about state politics.

But he expects the legislation will be renewed.

“The public supports (the cap) and I’ll support it.”

Lawmakers head back to Albany next month for the start of the legislative session.

Democrats will have an outright majority in the state Senate for the first time in nearly a decade.

The Empire Center, a fiscally-conservative government watchdog, said the cap should become permanent, something that Republicans always wanted but could never accomplish during their control of the state Senate.

“Cuomo’s cap has curbed taxes by billions of dollars, compared to previous trends and especially in profligate school districts,” wrote Research Director E.J. McMahon last week.

But he said he’d be OK with another temporary extension.

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PLATTSBURGH | Jason C. Branham, 33, was arrested Dec. 3 by Clinton County Sheriff’s deputies on a warrant for allegedly violating his probation. The warrant was issued by the Town of Plattsburgh Court. Branham, of Plattsburgh, was placed on probation by the court following

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Hometown Cable to soldier on following programming shift Long-running local program moves to public access

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CHAMPLAIN | Calvin Castine never thought when he launched “Hometown Cable” in 1983 as a community project that it would flourish into a local institution.

But it has, beaming the lives of ordinary people directly into local living rooms for three decades.

Hometown Cable’s lease with Spectrum for Channel 24 ended Dec. 2, marking the conclusion of round-the-clock community news provided by the network.

Castine declined to discuss specifics, but said continuing the program in its current format would be cost-prohibitive moving forward.

Local programming will continue on public access (Channel 30) and via Hometown Cable’s YouTube channel, which cur-

rently boasts over 1,400 subscribers.

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Hometown Cable has been running local community events daily since 1986, “and has been going 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the past 21 years,” Castine said.

He has filmed an average of 500 new local events annually, covering everything from student assemblies to natural disasters like the 1998 Ice Storm.

The effort served Champlain, Rouses Point, Chazy, Mooers, Altona and Ellenburg, and was jam-packed with content until the final week of broadcasting, including athletic events and municipal meetings.

Recent features included a look at a new apple processing facility at Chazy Orchards and a tour of the newly-refurbished Rouses Point Civic Center.

Castine wore many hats, but always had help from his wife, Judy, as well as a team of volunteers.

“We’ve tried to make it a good cross section and a broad range as possible so it appeals to everyone,” Castine said.

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Challenges remain.

“We hope to continue to record as many as possible, but funding will now become an even bigger concern, with the loss of our advertising revenue,” wrote Castine in a letter announcing the change.

Castine worried that elderly viewers won’t have day-to-day access, and programming will be more difficult to locate.

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He pointed at an interview with Jimmy Meseck, a Mooers Forks sawmill owner, as a favorite segment.

“He was such a down-to-earth intelligent man,” Castine said, “the type you pass and maybe not pay attention to.

“That’s one of the things I enjoyed in what I’ve done,” he said. “I’ve met so many interesting people and shared their stories.”

Bob Venne’s “What’s Going On Here” program also proved to be extremely popular, he recalled.

And the station also provided a platform for the late Gordie Little for many years.

Castine also attended every sendoff of the North Country Honor Flight since its inception.

“I’ve always tried to consider it the community’s channel and not my channel,” Castine said. “I’ve always approached it as how much good you can do for the community — it was a community service.”

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BURLINGTON, VT. | The Plattsburgh High girls hockey team got three goals in the second period to score a 3-2 win over South Burlington with Abby Boule scoring twice and Gillian Boule also finding the back of the net. Ava Julian made six saves in the win.

The night before, the Hornets scored a 2-1 win over Rice Memorial as Avery Holland scored the opener and Rylyn Giroux tallied the game-winner. Ava Julian made 14 saves for the win in goal.

standing wrestler for the upper weights with a record of 3-0, winning at 285.

Ashton Seymour (99), Logan Dubuque (132) and Mason Maulding (220) also took home top honors for the Indians, while Brady Bushey (126) and Zack Swyers (160) both placed second. Kadin Johnson (113) and Connor Witkiewicz (138) both took fourth place.

On Dec. 5, the Northern Adirondack Bobcats took a step towards the CVAC title with a 48-39 win over defending Section VII champion Saranac as Dolan Gilmore (120), Troy LaBarge (126), Cameron Matthews (152) and Clayton Trombley won by pin. Collin Clancy, Bryce Smith, Jacob Nolan and Tim Gadway all scored pins for Saranac, while Robert Foley scored a decision win, 3-1.

The Bobcats also placed second at their annual Livemore Tournament Dec. 8, where Filion, Tyler Hewson and Trombley all topped the podium, with LaBarge, Caden Bruce,

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The Beekmantown Eagles got goals from Luke Moser and Evan Davison in a 2-0 win over Kenmore East Dec. 9 with Conner McCarthy making 20 saves in the win.

On Dec. 8, Alex Brienza and Cody Repas both scored as the Eagles skated to a 2-2 draw with Grand Isle, as McCarthy made 32 saves in goal.

The Plattsburgh High Hornets scored a power play goal off the stick of Greyson Giroux in the opening period en route to a 1-1 tie against Grand Isle Dec. 9. Joey Jamison had 26 saves for the Hornets as both teams did not score in the final two periods of play.

A day earlier, it was Giroux scoring four of the seven goals for the Hornets in a 7-5 win over Kenmore East, as Ethan Kay, Ryan Knowles and Jalen Abellard also scored in the win.

Hunter Wilmot’s second period goal pulled the Lake Placid Blue Bombers even with Westmont Hilltop Dec. 9, but Westmont would score again in a 2-1 victory over the Blue Bombers are Anders Stanton made 24 saves.

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The Peru wrestling team placed second at the Glens Falls Matmania Tournament Dec. 8, as Dalton Criss was named the out-

Aiyana LaMoy looks to drive to the basket for Chazy in their Dec. 5 game against Westport.

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Isaac Pratt, Brandon Manor and Matthews placing in seconds.

Peru scored a 72-12 win over AuSable Valley Dec. 5 as Brady Bushey, Logan Dubuque, Jack Hayes, Connor Witkiewicz, Jack Hanson, Zach Swyers, Derek Fagan, Parker Liberty, Mason Maulding and Dalton Criss scored pins. Zach Bola and Trevor Wilkinson scored the lone wins for AuSable Valley, both in pins.

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Mekeel Christian scored a 75-29 win over Peru Dec. 7 with Sean Crowley scoring 10 points for the Indians in the loss.

The Plattsburgh High Hornets opened CVAC play with a 67-56 win over Northern Adirondack Dec. 7 as Tyler Phillips

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In the girls match, Kathryn Bowman rolled a 707 series and 274 high game to help the Lady Indians score a 4-0 win over the Lady Patriots. Sarah Williams added a 640 series for Peru, while Breanna Lacy had a 237 high game and 573 career-best series for the Patriots with Katelynn Miller adding a 209 high game.

Ticonderoga scored a pair of 4-0 wins over Saranac with Gavin Fleury leading the Sentinels with a 672 series and 256 high game, while Axel Dedrick had a 227 high game as part of a 619 series. Nick Pelerin led the Chiefs with a 204 high game and 542 series.

In the girls match, Adriana Borho had a 425 series with 152 game for the Sentinels, while Kim England had the top game of the night with a 173. Gabby Weir led the Chiefs with high game (168) and series (484).

Plattsburgh High used a 215 high game and 551 series from Ian Bova in a 3-1 win over Northeastern Clinton, as Gabe Sisco had a 632 series for the Cougars. On the girls side, Sabrina Phair had a 211 game and 632 series as the Lady Cougars scored a 4-0 win over the Lady Hornets with Sierra Hoiston rolling a 332 series for the Hornets.

Morgan Burnet got a 603 series for the Beekmantown Lady Eagles in a 4-0 win over Willsboro, while Kylie Hilborne added a 216 high game and 553 series with Peyton Hilborne rolling a 522 series. Kayla Gay had a high game of 184 and series of 470 for the Warriors, while Brook Benway added a 411 series. ■

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Mekeel Christian scored a 46-30 win over Peru Dec. 8, as Ally Post scored 8 points for the Indians and Kayleigh Jackson added 6.

Northeastern Clinton scored a 47-29 win over Fair Haven Dec. 7, with Audi Hollister scoring 12 points to lead the Cougars while Marlie Sample added 9, Kya McComb 5, Abby Racine 4, Caitlin Houghton 4, Brinley LaFountain 4, Gabby Dumas 4, Bryn Sample 2 and Sydney Hunter 2.

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Parker Kelly scored 18 points for the Eagles, who also got 6 points from Brandon Belrose, Jalen Belrose and Andrew Sorrell.

Seton Catholic got 33 points from Neil Yang as the Knights scored a 71-54 win over Chazy Dec. 7, with Tom Murray adding 15, Foster Ovios 12 and Matt LaDieu 11, For Chazy, Ben Norcross made seven three pointers in a 23 points game, while Alex Chapman scored 12, Gabe Huchro 7, Devin Therrian 7, Bruce Juneau 3 and Patrick Dwyer 2.

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KRYPTO, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 11/20/18. Office: Clinton County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, 334 Cornelia Street, #288, Plattsburgh, NY 12901. Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NC-12/8-1/12/19-6TC203484 LAKE CITY 115 REALTY COMPANY, LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 10/26/2018. Office in Clinton Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to 568 Route 3, Plattsburgh, NY 12901, which is also the principal business location. Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NC-11/10-12/15/18201069 Maple Pond LLC. Filed SSNY on with 10/31/2018. Office: Clinton County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 4 Kelvin Lane Plattsburgh, NY 12901. Purpose: any lawful NC-12/15-1/19/20196TC-204631 Monette Counseling Services LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 10/29/2018. Office in Clinton Co. SSNY design. Agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail

Services LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. ofLEGALS State (SSNY) 10/29/2018. Office in Clinton Co. SSNY design. Agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to 5 Macomb Street, Plattsburgh, New York, 12901 which is also the principal business location.

Purpose: any lawful purpose.

NC-11/24-12/29/186TC-201488

MAX ENTRY, LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION of a domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC): DATE OF FORMATION: The Articles of Organization were filed with the New York State Secretary of State on November 5, 2018. NEW YORK LOCATION: OFFICE Clinton County AGENT FOR PROCESS: The Secretary of State is designated as Agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

The Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC to 373 State Route 3, Plattsburgh, New York 12901. PURPOSE: To engage in any lawful act or activity.

NC-11/17-12/22/186TC-201813

PALACA DEW FARM LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 11/15/2018. Office in Clinton Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to 32 Douglaston Dr., Plattsburgh, NY 12901, which is also the principal business location.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NC-12/1-1/05/18-6TC-

SSNY shall mail process to 32 Douglaston Dr., Plattsburgh, NY 12901, LEGALS which is also the principal business location.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NC-12/1-1/05/18-6TC202719 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC) Name: Plattsburgh Airborne Speedway, LLC Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 10/26/2018 Office Location: Clinton County. The SSNY is designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process to the LLC at: 70 Broderick Road, Plattsburgh, NY 12901. Purpose: To engage in any lawful act or activity.

NC-11/10-12/15/20186TC-201055 POINT 30 NORTH,LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION of a domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC): DATE OF FORMATION: The Articles of Organization were filed with the New York State Secretary of State on November 19, 2018.

NEW YORK OFFICE LOCATION: Clinton County AGENT FOR PROCESS: The Secretary of State is designated as Agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. The Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC to 30 North Point Road, Plattsburgh, New York 12901.

PURPOSE: To engage in any lawful act or activity.

NC-12/8-1/12/19-6TC-

204580 of any process against the LLC to 30 North Point Road, Plattsburgh, LEGALS New York 12901.

PURPOSE: To engage in any lawful act or activity.

NC-12/8-1/12/19-6TC203491

ROSE STONE HOUSE VALCOUR, LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 12/4/2018.

Office in Clinton Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail process to c/o Insley & Douthat, LLP, 68 Court St., Plattsburgh, NY 12901.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

Principal business location: 3918 Route 9, Peru, NY 12972.

NC-12/15-1/19/20186TC-204636 Swan Realty Group, LLC Filed with SSNY on 11/13/2018. Office: Clinton County. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 126 Old Cider Mill Rd, West Chazy, NY 12992 Purpose: any lawful NC-12/15-1/19/20196TC-204632 Top Notch Automotive Services, LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 10/25/18.

Office in Clinton Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process may be served.

SSNY shall mail copy of process to 415 Harkness Road, Peru, NY 12972.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

NC-11/24-12/29/186TC-202392

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