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Individuals won’t get help for flood losses STAFF WRITER

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ESSEX COUNTY | Residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the 2019 Halloween storm will not be getting any help from the federal government, after a request for emergency individual aid was denied last week.

More than 50 homes in Essex County were affected by floodwaters, winds and landslides, including several that were total loses. Throughout the Adirondacks and environs, 18 homes and businesses were destroyed, 135 received major damage and all told, 250 more were affected in some way by the floods.

FEMA aid comes in two forms — compensation for public losses and for private losses. FEMA did agree to help compensate municipalities for the costs of repairing roads, bridges

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Motorists in Ticonderoga wait for wind-blown wires to be cleared after the 2019 Halloween storm.

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and other public infrastructure, but said no to individuals. Public losses exceeded $33 million.

FEMA said the individual losses were “not of such severity and magnitude as to warrant the designation of individual assistance.”

Individual assistance would have paid for repairs not covered by

insurance, as well as lodging for those who were displaced.

Elected officials expressed strong disappointment at the decision. “I have spoken with numerous families in our district who have lost their homes and their businesses.

The impact of the Halloween storms has been devastating to our region

and the livelihood of many families,” U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY21) said in a statement. “My office will immediately work to ensure we address this devastating news directly with FEMA and advocate for families of New York’s 21st District to get the relief and support they deserve.”

See FEMA » pg. 7

NORTH HUDSON | On an unseasonably mild January day, steam was shooting from the stacks of North Hudson’s newest and biggest industry. Inside, machinery was humming, electronic screens were brightly lit, fluids were being carefully poured from one beaker to another where they were studiously peered at — and then sipped.

After months of delays, the Paradox Brewery is rolling out barrels of beer at its new plant off the Northway’s Exit 29, the fi rst privately owned piece of what the state hopes is a comprehensive development at the former Frontier Town theme park.

See PARADOX » pg. 7

Working by remote control New center enables employees to work long distance

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TICONDEROGA | America’s West Coast long ago figured out that offices are overrated. Employees are just as productive, or even more so, when they work from their home or on the road. The East Coast isn’t quite there yet.

But the Ti Alliance believes that day is coming, and the Adirondack communities that will thrive in the future are the ones that can accommodate the needs of employees working remotely. It will afford those employees who are not wedded to city life the best of both worlds: A tranquil, outdoor lifestyle and

connectivity to their company’s mother ship, in whatever city in tight be located.

“Employers in many industries now ‘deploy’ workers to home offices rather than requiring them to relocate to headquarter locations,” the Alliance said in a white paper. “It has created an entire class of worker called ‘remote workers’.”

But sometimes remote workers need or want an office environment, either full time or on occasion to take advantage of office infrastructure, such as copiers or conference rooms. To accommodate them, the Ti Alliance in conjunction with Mary Mazzotte, owner of 174 Lake George Ave., is working to create a new co-working space for self-employed and remote workers. The location will also provide new offices for the Ticonderoga Revitalization Alliance, a nonprofit business development group.

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K of C helps with “Coats for Kids”

Twenty-five Moriah Central School students will be a little warmer this winter thanks to the Port Henry Knights of Columbus Council 384 Coats for Kids Program. Coats For Kids Chairman Tom Anderson worked with school officials to identify 25 students needing warm winter coats. The council shopped for the desired sizes and styles at Walmart, and Walmart generously gave the KOC a 10% discount off the price of the coats. The Knights of Columbus began the Coats for Kids Program in the United States and Canada during the 2009 recession.

Currently, 2,000 Knights of Columbus councils distribute more than 100,000 coats each year. The Port Henry council has participated in the program for several years.

Lions Club distribute holiday cheer On Dec. 23 the Schroon Lions Club distributed 46 holiday baskets of cheer in the towns of Schroon and North Hudson. These holiday baskets have been a tradition of the Schroon’s Lions Club for well over 50 years. Tops Friendly Markets made a generous donation and their employees also take great pride in helping to prepare the baskets.

This year from Tops, Kelsey Garceau and Cathy Shaughnessy were responsible for loading up the baskets while members of the Lions Club along with the North Hudson Highway Department helped with the distribution of the baskets. A portion of the boxes were donated

by International Paper. The Lions Clubs extends a heart filled thank you to everyone who helped make this project a success; it was a real community effort. Lions Clubs International is the largest service club organization in the world -- where there’s a need there’s a Lion. Our Club believes in the Lion’s motto, “We serve.” If you are interested in joining the town of Schroon Lions Club, contact a local Lion member.

This year Dennis Root is the King Lion.

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“Ghost Fleet” exposes a number of interesting political angles and squabbles as more became known about the underwater discovery. At the time, there was little in the way of preservation decorum for such a find. The task was assigned to the Adirondack Museum, now the Adirondack Experience, which caused some hard feelings among Lake Georgers, who at the time did not think of themselves as Adirondackers.

A particularly amusing story (it is amusing today, it would not have seemed so then) was that of the Baby Whale, a yellow submarine built in 1960 for bateaux exploration. Before it could be employed in its intended purpose, it simply disappeared from its dock. The mystery endured for 35 years until, diving for Bateaux Below, Bob Benway and Zarzynski discovered the two tin sub on the lake’s floor. Pranksters were eventually blamed for a sunk that went wrong when the sub sank.

Several other interesting other finds are chronicled in “Ghost Fleet,” which suggests there is more to be found.

Zarzynski writes, “I hope that one day that ever elusive, relatively intact and totally undisturbed colonial bateaux shipwreck … will be found for archaeological study.” ■

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By Tim Rowland In the end, the preservationists were largely, but not comSTAFF WRITER pletely, successful in keeping the wrecks from being torn apart by underwater souvenir hunters. Time and natural LAKE GEORGE | Many Lake George aficionados are aware that forces have of course deteriorated the wrecks as well, leaving beneath their beloved the sites largely a scatwaters lie rows of British tering of planks that transport boats that are sometimes almost were intentionally sunk indistinguishable from in 1758 with the idea that other underwater flotthey would be hauled to sam, such as old docks. the surface and reused Bateaux were the the following year. minivans of their day, As historical events ca r r y i ng men a nd go, that’s remarkable gear up and down the enough in itself. But lengths of lakes George the story of these boats, and Champlain in the known as bateaux, 18th century when there spans the centuries in were no real roads and ways that are sure to the waters were akin to surprise even some of interstate highways.

Lake George’s most dieGenerally running hard fans. Their story is between 25 and 35 feet in told in the new release, length, they were fitted “Ghost Fleet Awakened: together by carpenters, Lake George’s Sunken not shipwrights. Built Bateaux of 1758” by of pine planks and Joseph W. Zarzynski, naturally curved oaken a meticulously ribs, they were not parresearched and highly ticularly memorable in entertaining first-hand their design, nor did account of discovery they need to be. They and preservation. were basic transport, Zarzynski is a marialmost to the point of t i me a rchaeolog ist being disposable. and a founder of the Zarzynski writes, parent organization to “Small wooden vessels Bateaux Below, a nonof the colonial era, like profit group — whose the bateaux, often had a work was commended short life span because

by President Obama they quickly wore out, — responsible for the were casualty of mishap creation of three Lake “Ghost Fleet Awakened: Lake George’s Sunken Bateaux of 1758” by or armed conflict, and G e o r g e s h ip w r e c k Joseph W. Zarzynski tells the story of a fleet of small boats intention- were biodegradable.” sanctuaries for divers This, of course, makes ally sunk by the British in the 18th century. to explore. He has their relative survival in spent decades diving Lake George all the more incredible. the waters of Lake George, and has interviewed some of the In 1758, the British armies controlled Lake George, while principal players in what might be called the modern era of the French were entrenched on Lake Champlain. British the bateaux story, which began 60 years ago. bateaux jammed with soldiers had sailed north that summer In was then that two teenage scuba divers at the south intent on dislodging the French from their Lake Champlain end of Lake George discovered the rotting wreckage of boats forts. Although the expedition was a failure, the British were dating back to the French and Indian War. determined to take another stab at it the following year.

“Ghost Fleet” details how the teens’ discovery ignited interThey would need their boats again, but if they left them est in the bateaux in both good ways and bad. For the coming beached on the shores of Lake George over the winter, it was years, the bateaux would fuel something of a race between likely they would be burned by French raiders. Instead, they historians and preservationists on one side, and recreational drilled holes in the hulls of 260 boats, filled them with rock scuba divers and relic hunters on the other. and sank them in shallow waters where the winter ice would Boats would be cut to bits sold to tourists, and dive shops protect them from mischief. sold underwater metal detectors, meaning that innumerable W hen soldiers pulled iron relics wound up in private hands. them back to the surface the

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past the new water supply! I can understand unlicensed vintage vehicles being worked on add to the flavor of a country setting, but rusted junk should be in a junk yard and unlicensed vehicles other than what I mentioned should be removed.

As spring will soon be here and the snow that is covering much of the junk melts, I would like to see Ti as a picturesque place where visitors and residents can see our beautiful landscapes, visit our stores and learn of our history at the Hancock House and visit Fort Ticonderoga. At Fort Ti visitors will learn of our Continental Army’s first victory using the Cannons from Fort Ti that were delivered to Gen. Washington at Dorchester Heights! Yes, Ticonderoga has a vast history and hopefully the Town Supervisor and Board will tend to unsightly properties.

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To the Editor: It has been two years since I spoke with Ti Supervisor about properties with junk cars, trailers and all sorts of debris. Joe assured me they were trying to enforce regulations but there were legal concerns they were working on.

As one drives through Ti on Route 9N debris can be seen entering and leaving town. Warner Hill Road has had a mess for several years and although some of it was cleared there is much remaining. Going down the Burgoyne Road before reaching the Police Station a property has been a mess for more years than I can remember!

Ticonderoga has a history rich in our nation’s beginnings and visiting tourists see abandoned cars, trucks and trailers as they drive through. Is this a picture Ti wants the world to see? I have seen more and more junk heading out of Ti as I pass a farm just

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Of course, I’m referring to the state of aff airs of those who govern the country in Washington, D.C. The media is abuzz with opinions of the drone attack on Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani that killed this known terrorist and several others last Friday.

For as long as there have been political parties and political opposition, there has been ongoing friction in the halls of Washington. Sadly, that is the messy thing about our republic, everyone gets a voice, and in today’s high tech world, there are far too many ways to air those voices.

Unfortunately, some just don’t know when to stay quiet and let actions speak louder than words.

The news media loves friction and chaos, so at a time when cooler heads need to prevail, we hear far too much about World War III. Saber rattling is one thing but the contentious nature of our current discourse within the nation may be sending the wrong message to those who we truly oppose in the Middle East.

It not that the opposition to the current administration is necessarily wrong, but at a time when the nation needs to speak in a unified voice and our collective interest should forge a united front we find ourselves feeding the embers of war when the better approach on all fronts should be stone-cold silence.

We can’t undo what has been done and by most accounts, everyone seems to agree these were bad people with significant blood on their hands and needed to be stopped.

With the upcoming election, there will be plenty of time for debate over how this could have been played out differently, but for the currently war-talk climate, the appropriate comment should be, “no comment.” This includes reinforcing statements and threats from the White House.

As a nation, collectively, we’ve been reserved in taking stronger action up to this point. We sent out the warning; it was not heeded. Thus allowing our action to speak volumes.

National security must take precedence over short-term political or media posturing.

The problem is, if we keep this internal divisiveness going, both sides will lead this nation to its destruction as we show our true enemies we would rather act like children then serious adults.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he would appeal the decision. “It is unacceptable that the federal government has denied our request for individual assistance for the residents affected by the Halloween 2019 storm and I’m demanding the Federal Emergency Management Agency provide a detailed explanation on the denial,” Gov. Cuomo said Friday.

“FEMA needs to step up, do the right thing and help these people restore and rebuild their lives and homes,” Cuomo said.

“The agency’s sole mission is to help communities dealing with disasters and a one-sentence denial is woefully inadequate and does nothing to offer hope for these families.”

Flooding was especially heavy in Southern Essex and Warren

WASHINGTON, D.C. | Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has issued the below statement following the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)’s decision to deny individual assistance to residents affected by the Halloween floods: “I am extremely disappointed by FEMA’s decision to deny individual assistance to flood victims after approving federal public assistance that my office worked to deliver,” said Congresswoman Stefanik. “I have spoken with numerous families in our district who have lost their homes and their businesses. The impact of the Halloween storms has been devastating to our region and the livelihood of many families. My office will immediately work to ensure we address this devastating news directly with FEMA and advocate for families of New York’s 21st District to get the relief and support they deserve.” ■

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Paradox President Paul Mrocka said testing was completed in the fall, and in December all brewing operations were moved from its Schroon Lake location to North Hudson. The brewery’s tasting room is expected to open in the new location in February, he said.

It’s been a long fraught journey, but after all the building and contracting headaches are behind it, the brewery will be able to produce its beers far more cheaply and efficiently. It will also be able to brew all its beers under one roof — Paradox had been producing up to 2,000 barrels a year in a Connecticut facility.

With innumerable players in the craft beer market, efficiency equals survival.

“The cost of goods here has dropped immensely,” Mrocka said. Centrifuges have replaced filters and, instead of chopping up the malt, wet mills can now pop out the sugary core of a grain of malt like a miniature grape seed, meaning there’s far less time spent rinsing away the chaff and far less waste. Now, 98 percent of the sugars can be extracted from the malt.

“The efficiency is very high, and that’s how you can be effective in the marketplace,” Mrocka said.

The interior of the $6 million brewery is filled with tanks and pipes of gleaming stainless steel, a key to cleanliness.

When Paradox begins canning its beer later this month, its machines will produce four cases a minute, nearly four times the speed of the old system.

Head brewer Devon Hamilton said the

Stefanik Statement on Decisive US Mission WASHINGTON, D.C. | Congresswoman Elise Stefanik released the below statement following the United States mission re: Iran Quds Force commander Soleimani: “Iran Quds Force commander Soleimani was responsible for exporting terrorism around the world and targeting and killing American troops along with tens of thousands of people in the Middle East,” said Congresswoman Stefanik. “I support President Trump’s decisive action to respond to Iran’s dangerous belligerence.

“President Trump is reaffirming the proven doctrine of Peace Through Strength. Iran was given multiple warnings and instead chose to continue to escalate tensions and threaten US troops and diplomats. The era of leading from behind with pallets of cash is over.

“Every American should thank our brave men and women in uniform and our Intelligence Community who executed this successful mission.” ■

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In North Hudson, two high-profile recreational destinations were severely damaged, including the Frontier Town Campground, which has just opened in the summer, and the refurbished road leading to Boreas Ponds. In Warren and Essex counties, washouts were also reported in the rail bed leading to Tahawus a right-of-way that appears destined at some point to become a public rail trail.

In total, 18 New York counties reported damage from the storm, which dumped more than 5 inches of rain in a short time on Halloween night and into Nov. 1. Heavy winds followed on the storm’s heels, downing trees and power lines. ■

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To begin with, Paradox is focusing on its staples, such as its Beaver Bite IPA, but will soon be adding its specialty beers, including a Belgian golden that will be brewed with all-New York ingredients.

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New law targets disruptive campground guests NEW YORK | Legislation providing clear legal direction for campground owners needing to remove long-term guests who are disruptive has been signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. New York State Sen. Betty Little and Assemblyman Billy Jones sponsored the measure at the request of the Campground Owners of New York (CONY).

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MORIAH | On Friday, January 3, 2020, Shirley Guynup, loving mother of two children, passed away at the age of 90 in her home, surrounded by her loving family.

Shirley was born on June 10, 1929, in Mineville, N.Y., to Norris and Ruth Chappell.

She leaves behind a son, Woodrow Willard, and a daughter, Kathleen Morse, and her husband, Richard Morse. Shirley also leaves behind many loving grand- and great grandchildren and nieces nephews. She was predeceased by her three brothers: Sherm, Ray and Bob and her three sisters: Betty, Donna and Joan.

Shirley started her career working on her family’s farm directly out of school. She later went to school to become a hairdresser. She at one time owned a local bar in Moriah, and she later became a cook at a diner in Westport, from which she retired.

Shirley was a very passionate woman. Her family and friends meant the world to her.

She was very involved with her church. She loved to cook and sew. She was known for her quick wit, her loving smile and her kind and compassionate spirit.

The family will have a celebration of life at a later date. Donations may be made in her honor to High Peaks Hospice or her church, Mount Moriah Presbyterian Church. ■

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TICONDEROGA | Adilynn Parker Hurley was born to Jessi Baars and Thomas Hurley on Dec. 17, 2019. The baby girl was born at Porter Medical Center in MIddlebury, Vermont. ■

CROWN POINT | Jeanne LaFave Duval McMurtry of Crown Point, N.Y., passed away peacefully at home on December 27, 2019.

Born June 14, 1951, a Flag Day Baby, to Roland “Buck” LaFave and Joyce (Thatcher) LaFave.

She graduated from Crown Point Central School in 1969, having just coordinated and celebrated her 50th class reunion at Penfield this past August.

Jeanne had been employed by Essex County Champlain National Bank and Ticonderoga Federal Credit Union. The friendships she made at these institutions were very special to her, both co-workers and customers. Since her retirement in 2014 she has kept very active with her genealogy research, volunteering at Penfield Homestead Museum, clerking for the Crown Point Central School Board of Directors, coordinating the solemn cemetery tour on Memorial Day in Crown Point, travel, The Red Hat Society and Daughters of the Revolution. One of her proudest accomplishments was completing the Adirondack 102 tour with her traveling buddies (Kama, Sue and MJ).

She had previously held roles of an Auxiliary Member and Fire Commissioner for the A.E. Phelps Fire Department in Crown Point.

She was predeceased by a brother, Phillip LaFave, her parents, in-laws and her second husband, Ronald McMurtry.

Survivors include her brother, Thomas LaFave; her first husband, James Duval; her children Jodi (Rory) Gibbs and Jamie (Melissa) Duval along with her grandchildren: Joshua Gibbs, Jacob Gibbs, Alexis Gibbs, Courtney Meachem, James Duval and Noel Duval; and her great-grandchildren: Jayla Gibbs, Silas Gibbs, Micah Gibbs, Gander Genier and Owen Ross. And as the “Queen Aunt” she also has several treasured nieces and nephews along with cousins and friends. Her family was her most cherished gift, and time spent with them was treasured. Additionally, she leaves behind her dog Ellie and her cat Shadow “Kit.” Arrangements are under the direction of Harland’s Funeral Home. Calling hours were Wednesday, January 1, 2020, 6-8 p.m. at Harland’s Funeral Home in Port Henry, N.Y. A mass in honor of Jeanne was held Thursday, January 2, 2020, 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church in Crown Point, N.Y. A reception will follow at her daughter’s home in Crown Point.

“Farewell dear friends as you pass by, as you are now so once was I. As I am now so you must be. Prepare for death and follow me.” ■

DEATH NOTICES WARRENSBURG | Thomas C. Jones passed away on Thursday, December 12, 2019, at the age of 49. Born on March 10, 1970.

Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home. Also from Brunswick, Ga. BOLTON LANDING | Patsy (Ross) Russell passed away on Sunday, December 22, 2019, at the age of 84. Born on November 9, 1935. Arrangements are being made by the Baker Funeral Home.

CROWN POINT | Brian C. Lee passed away on Tuesday, December 24, 2019, at the age of 73. Born on October 25, 1946. Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

CROWN POINT | Jeanne LaFave Duval McMurtry passed away on Friday, December 27, 2019, at the age of 68. Born on June 14, 1951. Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

WARRENSBURG | Nettie Mae (Moores) Fuller passed away on Saturday, December 28, 2019, at the age of 96. Born on February 21, 1923. Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

LAKE GEORGE | Leslie R. Edwards passed away on Sunday, December 29, 2019, at the age of

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GLENS FALLS | Dennis James “Jimmy” Linehan passed away on Tuesday, December 31, 2019, at the age of 70. Born on July 20, 1949. Arrangements are being made by the Baker Funeral Home.

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MORIAH | Barbara Genier Fecura passed away on Monday, December 30, 2019, at the age of 76. Born on May 26, 1943. No services are planned. Also from Cohoes, N.Y.

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TICONDEROGA | Stella L. (Winning) Baldwin passed away on Sunday, December 29, 2019, at the age of 76. Born on May 20, 1943. Arrangements are being made by the Jillson Funeral Home. Also from Whitehall.

Each week we will publish a list of Death Notices at no charge. These notices will include name, date of death & birth, age, town and the name of the funeral home in charge of the arrangements.

Like most newspapers, we do need to charge a small fee of $65 for a 250-word obituary which will include a picture (if supplied) in the paper. Larger sizes are also available.

If the funeral home doesn’t place the obituary in The SUN you may submit an obituary by calling 518-873-6368, or you may email the Obituary to shannonc@suncommunitynews.com, and she will let you know the cost if it’s over 250 words.

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87. Born on July 18, 1932. Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

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COHOES/MORIAH | Barbara Genier Fecura, 76, formerly of Furnace Road, Moriah, N.Y., entered into eternal life at her home in Cohoes, N.Y., on December 30, 2019, surrounded by her husband and family. She was born May 26, 1943.

Respecting Barbara’s wishes, there will be no services. A Mass will be held on Sunday, January 19, at 11 a.m. at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Port Henry. To leave a special message for the family online please visit NewComerAlbany.com. ■

part of the occupancy agreement.

The disruptive guest would receive a written warning that his or her conduct could result in their removal from the campground if repeated. In the event the conduct is repeated and the guest fails to vacate the campground after being requested to do so, the campground owner could request removal by law enforcement officer, who can cite the guest with trespass. The guest would be entitled to a refund of the unused portion of paid fees, less any amount otherwise owed to the campground or deducted for damages. The statute also provides direction on how to deal with property left at the campground by the removed guest.

The new law took effect in December. ■

but it’s important that visitors are respectful of the grounds and their fellow campers,” Jones said. “When guests fail to pay or become disruptive, they hurt everyone’s experience. I am proud to have sponsored this legislation and pleased that it is now law so that campground owners have a fair and straightforward process to remove disrespectful guests.”

According to the new law, a campground owner can request a long-term guest, defined as an individual staying more than a week, be removed from the campground for numerous reasons, including: disturbing, threatening or endangering other guests; illegal possession of alcohol or drugs; violating state or local law; or violating any other lawful posted rule or regulation of the campground that enhances the safety and quiet enjoyment of its guests as

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AdirondackCommunityFellowship.org Cornerstone Alliance Church: 178 Montcalm St., 518-585-6391, Sunday: Worship 10:30 AM. First Baptist Church: 518-585-7107, Sunday: Worship 10:30 AM & 3:00 PM. First United Methodist Church: 1045 Wicker St., 518-585-7995, Sunday: Service 9:00 AM.

Lakeside Regional Church (Hague Wesleyan Church): 2nd Sunday of every month:

10:00 AM at the Best Western Conference Center. www. lakesideregionalchurch.org St. Mary’s Church: 12 Father Joques Place, 518-585-7144, Saturday: Mass 4:30 PM, Sunday: 9:00 AM. The Episcopal Church of the Cross: 129 Champlain Ave., 518-585-4032, Sunday: Eucharist 9:00 AM. Ticonderoga Assembly of God: 32 Water St., 518-585-3554, Sunday: Worship 10:00 AM.

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Parents have been spotting me out and about and when they do, they are asking me more and more questions about measles. To answer their questions, let me spread some information about this disease, rather than the measles virus itself.

What is it and how does it spread?

Measles is a viral illness that is highly contagious. It spreads when an infected person sneezes or coughs and another person either inhales or touches the infected droplets from that sneeze or cough. It is one of the most infectious viruses we know of; droplets can survive on a surface for up to two hours.

Although most people recover without problems, in some children and adults, it can be life-threatening and result in pneumonia, difficulty breathing, or a brain infection called encephalitis that can result in brain damage and/or death.

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The vaccine we use is at least 95% effective in preventing a child from getting measles.

Unfortunately, as more parents opt not to vaccinate or to delay vaccination, due to misinformation regarding the safety of this vaccine, the virus is now spreading in this country and around the world, especially in areas where vaccine rates are lower than they should be.

Side Effects of Vaccine In fact, getting measles is much more worrisome than getting the vaccine itself.

Possible side effects of this vaccine are usually very mild: •Pain or swelling at the injection site •A fever for a day or two •Occasionally, a mild rash One thing that does not result from this vaccine, based on strong scientific evidence, is autism. As to infants under a year of age who are too young for the vaccine, the better the immunization rate in your community, the better the protection for infants as well as for those immune-compromised children who are also ineligible for the vaccine.

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The new Ti workspace will provide a furnished office cubicle, broadband Internet service, printer, kitchenette and a large conference room. The services are “all included in a very reasonable monthly rental price,” the Alliance said.

“The location also provides strong signals to all cell providers. It’s perfect for anyone who needs a professional work area and access to a private meeting space.”

The work center will be located in the Bearly Used building in back of the Sunshine Laundry. There will be five available office spaces, which could serve a wide variety of purposes. “A lot of companies these days hire people for

The former Bearly Used Sports building will become home of a new center for employees working remotely.

Photo provided their expertise, not necessarily because they happen to be near the headquarters of their company,” said Donna Wotton, director of Ti Alliance.

But working from home isn’t always optimal, she said. Cell service might be poor, there might be too many distractions or people may want to create space between their home and work environments.

“Some people want the discipline of going to work every day, or they want to be able to leave their work at the (office) door,” Wotton said.

The center is expected to be renovated and ready for spring. Those interested in this shared professional workspace can contact Ti-Alliance for pricing and availability at donna@ticonderoga-alliance.org. ■

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at Chestertown Town Hall; 12:00 PM. Social Knitting in the Meeting Room of Chestertown Town Hall.

History - Lunch Talk held at GoffNelson Memorial Library; 12:00 PM. Historian Jon Kopp talks about Tupper Lake History. Bring your lunch and join us downstairs in the Community Room. Enter by the lower-back entrance - plenty of parking behind library. Free and open to the public.

Chestertown » Social Knitting held

JAN. 13

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Cardboard Box Race, Ladies’ Frying Pan Toss, Fireworks, Bonfire and more!

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PM. Social Knitting in the Meeting Room of Chestertown Town Hall.

JAN. 25 - JAN. 26 Long Lake » Winter Birding

North Creek » Torchlight Parade

and Fireworks Display held at Gore Mountain Ski Resort; Join us on the sundeck at dusk for an amazing fireworks display and torch run, illuminating the base area! Snacks and drinks available.

JAN. 19

Newcomb » Film - H is for Hawk: A New Chapter held at Adirondack Interpretive Center; 1:30 PM. Delve deeper into the world of Helen Macdonald’s bestselling book, H is for Hawk, as she follows a goshawk family in the wild while raising and training a new goshawk of her own.

This event is free.

JAN. 23

Warrensburg » Medicare Seminar held at The Richards Library; 5:30 PM. Want to know more about Medicare? CDPHP Rep. Jody Leavens will be available to answer your questions at the Richards Library’s Community Event Room.

This is a FREE event and the public is invited to attend.

Weekend in Long Lake held at Long Lake Town Hall; 8:00 AM. Join Local Birding Expert and Guide Joan Collins from Adirondack Avian Expeditions for two days of birding tours and an afternoon presentation. The Central Adirondacks is the place to spot Common Redpolls, Red Crossbills, and Pine Siskins.

FEB. 1 - FEB. 29

Lake George » Lake George

Winter Carnival held at Shepard Park; Every Saturday and Sunday in February, winter enthusiasts flock to Lake George Village to watch, support, and participate in the cook-offs, races, tournaments, games and other activities on the ice and around the village.

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Chestertown » Social Knitting held at Chestertown Town Hall; 12:00

Newcomb » Film - Leave it to Beavers held at Adirondack Interpretive Center; 1:30 PM. This is the fascinating story of North American beavers - history, near extinction, and comeback. Beavers may play a large role in offsetting the impact of global climate change.

This free event is part of the AIC Winter Film Series.

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Fall state scholar athletes named TROY | The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) is proud to announce its fall 2019 ScholarAthlete teams and individuals. This is the 28th year the NYSPHSAA has conducted the Scholar-Athlete program, which is sponsored

by Pupil Benefits Plan, Inc. This fall, NYSPHSAA recognized 66 Scholar-Athlete teams and 679 individuals from Section VII. “Congratulations to our NYSPHSAA student-athletes and member schools,” said Dr. Robert Zayas, NYSPHSAA Executive Director.

“The Scholar-Athlete program continues to be one of the most rewarding endeavors we encourage here at the Association.”

AuSable Valley (50): Boys cross country, football, girls cross country, girls soccer, girls swimming, volleyball.

Beekmantown (60): Boys cross country, girls cross country, girls soccer, volleyball, gymnastics.

Boquet Valley (28): Boys cross country

(M/BV), Boys soccer, girls soccer.

Crown Point (19): Boys soccer, girls soccer.

Indian Lake: Boys soccer, girls soccer.

Keene (18): Boys soccer, girls soccer.

Lake Placid (29): Boys varsity soccer, girls cross country, girls soccer, volleyball.

Moriah (28): Boys cross country (M/BV), girls cross country (M/BV), girls soccer, girls swimming.

Northeastern Clinton (43): Boys cross country, Boys soccer, girls cross country, girls soccer.

Northern Adirondack (30): Boys soccer, girls soccer, volleyball.

Peru (78): Boys cross country, girls cross country, girls soccer, girls swimming, volleyball, gymnastics.

Plattsburgh High (73): Boys cross country, Boys soccer, girls cross country, girls soccer, girls swimming, volleyball, gymnastics.

Saranac (96): Boys cross country, Boys soccer, football, girls cross country, girls

The Section VII/Class D champion Moriah/Boquet Valley varsity boys cross country team was named a NYSPHSAA scholar athlete team for the fall 2019 season.

File photo soccer, volleyball.

Saranac Lake (53): Boys cross country, Boys soccer, girls cross country, girls soccer, volleyball.

Seton Catholic (21): Boys cross country,

Members of the Fall 2019 John J Hebert All Academic Team in the Champlain Valley Athletic Association.

girls cross country, girls soccer.

Ticonderoga (21): Boys cross country, girls cross country, Wells (17): Boys soccer, girls soccer.

Willsboro (15): Boys soccer, girls soccer. ■

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Hebert awards named for fall season

By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR

PLATTSBURGH | The Champlain Valley Athletic Conference has named the fall recipients of the 2019-20 John J. Hebert All Academic Teams. They are as follows: AuSable Valley: Richard Weerts and Lily Potthast

MVAC names fall scholar athletes

Beekmantown: Grant Decker and Elizabeth Hynes Lake Placid: Remi Borden and Sara McKillip Moriah: Mike Demarais and Jaiden Varmette Northeastern Clinton: Kya McComb and Noah Dragoon Northern Adirondack: Alexis Pitts Peru: Sara Crippen and Thomas Dubay

Plattsburgh High: Alexander Fuller and Alexandra Hartnett Saranac: Connor Recore and Rachael Woodruff Saranac Lake: Jackson Small and Rosemary Crowley Seton Catholic: Luke Moore and Avery Turner Ticonderoga: Hunter Jordon and Katherine Gallipo ■

North Country Lore Looking back at players, games, moments and more over decades of high school athletics in Section VII. 2000

By Keith Lobdell

Marty Wojewodzic scored 20 points and tournament MVP Jed Sprague added 12 points and seven blocked shots as the Moriah varsity boys basketball team scored an 82-59 win over host Crown Point in their holiday tournament. Jeff Ross scored 29 points for the Panthers.

Britt Harrington scored 20 points and Kristin LaVallie combined 10 points and eight rebounds as Ticonderoga varsity girls basketball team scored a 72-28 win over Crown Point in the Sentinel girls holiday tournament. Janelle Firlik scored 11 for the Panthers.

SPORTS EDITOR

PLATTSBURGH | The Mountain and Valley Athletic Conference has named the following student-athletes as members of the fall 2019 scholar athlete team: Boquet Valley - Seniors Lucas Spilling and Maggie Ploufe Chazy - Seniors Gabe Huchro and Olivia Rotella Crown Point - Senior Dylan Sours and Mya Pertak Indian Lake - Sophomore Logan Collins and senior Callie Roberts Johnsburg - Sophomore Gabe Powers and junior Hunter Mulvey Keene - Junior Harvey Runyon and senior Alyssa Summo Long Lake - Junior Jose Ramos and senior Syana Sandiford Minerva - Junior Katherine Wimberly Newcomb - Senior Zachary Phelps Schroon Lake - Seniors Mike Foote and Victoria Buell Wells - Seniors Tyler Bolerbuch and Maygan Robinson Willsboro - Seniors Jared Ball and Samantha Harrison. ■

1995

Dean DuShane scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in Crown Points 72-59 win over Elizabethtown-Lewis at the Crown Point Boys Basketball Holiday Tournament. Jim Bigalow added 13, while Jason Peters had 12 and nine boards.

Naomi Mitchell scored 17 points for Schroon Lake in a 56-22 win over Crown Point in the Moriah girls basketball tournament. Misty Wright had 12 points for the Panthers.

1990

Frank Gilbo combined 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Greg Duncan scored 14 points, while Mike Relyea added 13 in the Moriah boys basketball 82-65 win over Elizabethtown-Lewis.

Kristy Sprague scored eight of her 11 points in the second half as the Moriah girls basketball team was unable to secure a win in the AuSable Holiday Tournament, falling to the host Patriots, 48-36.

1980

Marty Wojewodzic drives to the basket as Crown Point’s Jeff Ross defends in 2000.

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Mary Stanley scored 32 points and pulled down 19 rebounds for the Crown Point varsity girls basketball team in a 74-26 win over Elizabethtown. Cheryl Goot added 12 points in the win.

Deanna Wemet scored 13 points to help the Schroon Lake girls basketball team to a 31-22 win over Keene. ■

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Articles of Organization Purchasing Agent for the collection of taxDated LEGALS December 31, Essex County West LEGALS along the filed with the Secretary NAMES AND PLACES OF property.LEGALS on the 2020 tax LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Govern- es listed LEGALS of State (SSNY) on 2019 role.

RESIDENCE ARE UN- Sending a payment to Foucaud/Townsend ment Center GALVIN'S GARDENS, KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, your mortgage company south boundary, a dis- 12/10/2019. Office Lo- Darlene Kerr 7551 Court Street PO I will attend at the Town LLC. Arts. of Org. filed cation: Essex County. Collector of Taxes Clerks office at the ComUS FOODSERVICE INC., will not stop this fore- tance of 124.99 feet to a Box 217 with the SSNY on point marked by a found INTERNATIONAL The SSNY is designated munity Building at 132 FI- closure action.

Town of Putnam Elizabethtown, New York 12/05/19. Office: Essex 12932 INSURANCE YOU MUST RESPOND DELITY 3/4 inch iron pipe being as agent of the LLC TT-01/11-01/18/2020Montcalm St., TiconCounty. SSNY designat- COMPANY, NEW YORK BY SERVING A COPY OF the southwest corner of upon whom process 2TC-237412 TT-01/11/2020-1TCderoga, N.Y. 12883 ed as agent of the LLC 237381 the Foucaud/Townsend STATE commencing January 2, against may be served.

DEPARTMENT THE ANSWER ON THE upon whom process OF LABOR, NEW YORK ATTORNEY FOR THE 2020 excluding holiparcel and the east SSNY shall mail a copy against it may be served.

STATE DEPARTMENT bounds of a parcel con- of any process to the PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE NOTICE TO OFFERERS REQUEST FOR PRO- days.

SSNY shall mail copy of OF TAXATION AND FI- COMPANY) AND FILING veyed to William S.and principal business loca- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- POSALS The hours of collection process to the LLC, NANCE, 59 Vineyard CITIBANK THE ANSWER WITH Patricia S. Keller record- tion of EN, that the Under- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- are from 8 AM to 3:30 4267 Main Street, Port (SOUTH DAKOTA), NA, THE COURT. ed March 17th, 1995 in Road Ticonderoga, NY signed, on behalf of the EN; that the Under- PM. The last date to pay Henry, NY 12974. Pur- FIA CARD SERVICES, This is an attempt to col- Liber 1083 of deeds at 12883. Purpose: To en- Essex County Board of signed, on behalf of the taxes at the Town Clerks pose: Any lawful pur- NA, gage in all lawful activi- Supervisors, will accept Essex County Board of office is April 30, 2020. lect a debt and any infor- page 145; pose.

RUNNING ties Defendants. mation obtained will be THENCE Supervisors, will accept Taxes paid or postCompetitive Offers at the TT-12/21-01/25/2020used for that purpose.

South 9 degrees 46 min- TT-12/28-2/01/2020TO THE ABOVE NAMED sealed Proposals at the marked prior to February Office of the Purchasing 6TC-235572 DEFENDANTS: utes 25 seconds West 6TC-236647 The foregoing summons 1, 2020 will be accepted Office of the Purchasing Agent until 2:00 P.M. on YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- is served upon you by along the east bounds of without penalty. Taxes January 24, 2020 for Agent until 2:00 P.M. on publication pursuant to the Keller parcel and a Garnet Services LLC MONED to answer the Disposable Medical Sup- February 5, 2020 for In- paid or postmarked parcel of land conveyed an order of Honorable Pharmaceutical February 1 through filed with the SSNY on Complaint in the above plies and Limited Dia- mate Glen T. Bruening, Jus- to Gerald F. Cassidy February 28, 2020 will 11/18/2019. Office: Es- action and serve a copy betes and Enteral Relat- Services. recorded November tice of the Supreme sex Co. SSNY designat- of your Answer on the ed Equipment and Relat- Specifications are avail- be assessed a penalty of plaintiff's attorney within Court of the State of 30th, 1955 in Liber 330 1%, taxes paid or posted as agent upon whom ed Services (DME Sup- able by contacting the marked March 1 through process against the LLC twenty (20) days after New York, signed the 25 of Deeds at Page 253 a NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF plies).

Office of the Purchasing distance of 74.81 feet to TAX ROLL AND WAR- The offers shall be may be served. SSNY the service of this Sum- day of November, 2019 7551 Court March 31, 2020 will be Agent, shall mail process to 26 mons, exclusive of the at Saratoga Springs, a point marked by a set Street, Elizabethtown, assessed a penalty of RANT opened publicly and 3/4 inch iron pipe being 2%, and taxes paid or New York.

New York 12932, by Water Street, Ticondero- day of service, or within TAKE NOTICE that I Dar- read aloud on January the southwest corner of lene Kerr, the Collector 24, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. at calling 518-873-3330, or postmarked April 1 thirty (30) days after The object of this action ga, NY 12883 completion of service through April 30, 2020 is to foreclose a mort- the described parcel; TT-12/7-01/11/2019of Taxes in the Town of the Office of the Pur- on the Countys website THENCE RUNNING Putnam, where service is made in gage on the following at: https://www.co.es- will be assessed a penal6TC-234696 County of chasing Agent, 7551 ty of 3%.

South 80 degrees 08 Washington and State of Court Street, Elizabeth- sex.ny.us/bidders/pubany other manner than property: Unpaid taxes returned to Tax I.D. No. 42.158-3- minutes 25 seconds licbids.aspx.

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STATE OF NEW YORK by personal delivery East through a parcel of ceived the tax roll and the County Treasurer be8.1 Please contact the Pur- All proposals submitted SUPREME COURT within the State. The land conveyed to Alan L. warrant for the collec- chasing Office at (518) in response to this no- ginning May 1, 2020 will COUNTY OF ESSEX United States of Ameri- ALL that piece or parcel be assessed a 5% penaltice shall be marked SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- ca, if designated as a de- of land situate in the Vil- and Nancy M. Tuthill tion of taxes within the 873-3330 for additional fendant in this action, November Town of Putnam for the information concerning lage of Lake Placid, recorded PROPOSAL ty plus 11% per annum SEALED MONS may answer or appear Town of North Elba, 25th, 1986 in Liber 870 from February 1st. year 2020, and that I will the offering. Specifica- PHARMACEUTICAL Index No.: CV18-0423 Tonya M. Thompson tions and standard pro- SERVICES clearly on the WELLS FARGO BANK, within sixty (60) days of County of Essex and of Deeds at Page 282, a attend at Putnam Town distance of 124.91 feet Hall, 14 Putnam Center posals for the proposed service hereof. In case State of New York, being Tax Collector/Town Clerk outside of the envelope.

NA, in Great Lot 258, Town- to a point marked by a Road in the Town of of your failure to appear work may be obtained at Essex County affirma- TT-01/11/2020-1TCPlaintiff, set 1 inch iron pipe be- Putnam on Monday, the above address, or on tively states that in re- 237385 or answer, judgment will ship 11, Old Military v. ing the southeast corner Tuesday, Friday, Satur- the Countys website at: gard to any contract enTract, Richard's Survey DONNA BARKER A/K/A be taken against you by tered into pursuant to DONNA J. BARKER default for the relief de- and being a portion Lot of the described parcel day from 9am 1pm, https://www.co.esmanded in the Com- 17 and a portion of Lot and the west bounds of also Tuesday and Thurs- sex.ny.us/bidders/pubthese instructions, withA/K/A DONNA KELLEY 16 of Mountainview the above mentioned out regard to race, color, TOWN OF NORTH HUDA/K/A DONNA A. KEL- plaint. day evenings 5pm-7pm licbids.aspx.

Grandview Avenue; LEY A/K/A DONNA J. Essex County is desig- Park, Block F, as shown for the purpose of re- All bids submitted in re- sex, religion, age, na- SON THENCE RUNNING ceiving the taxes listed tional origin, disability, I, Martha M. King the KELLEY A/K/A DONNA nated as the place of tri- on a map entitled "Map sponse to this notice North 9 degrees 50 min- on the said roll. and Survey of Mountain sexual preference or undersigned Town Clerk KELLY A/K/A DONNA al. The basis of venue is shall be marked TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, "SEALED OFFER DME Vietnam Era veteran sta- of the Town of North BOWMAKER A/K/A DON- the location of the mort- View Park", by B.E. utes 05 seconds East McLeod, surveyor for along the west bounds NA DELLAVALLE A/K/A gaged premises. that taxes may be paid SUPPLIES" clearly on tus, disadvantaged and Hudson have duly reof said road, a distance on or before January 31, the outside of the enve- minority or women- ceived the tax roll and MA, ANY UNKNOWN NOTICE YOU ARE IN James Shea in 1906 and of 74.51 feet to the point owned business enter- warrant for the collecHEIRS, DEVISEES, DIS- DANGER OF LOSING recorded in the Essex 2020 without charge or lope with the offerers County Clerk's Office or place of BEGINNING. prises will be afforded TRIBUTEES OR SUC- YOUR HOME interest. On all taxes re- name and address. tion of taxes for the If you do not respond to and more definitely de- Subject to easements, ceived AFTER such date, Essex County affirma- equal opportunity to 2020 tax year.

CESSORS IN INTEREST covenants, and restric- there shall be an added tively states that in re- submit bids in response OF THE LATE JOHN F. this summons and com- scribed as follows: I will collect taxes on BEGINNING at a point tion of record. interest of 1% if paid on gard to any contract en- hereto.

BARKER A/K/A JOHN plaint by serving a copy Monday, Wednesday & These premises are also or before February 28, tered into pursuant to Dated: January 3, 2020 BARKER, IF LIVING, of the answer on the at- marked by a set 3/4 inch Thursday from 10 am to known as 26 Grand View 2020, and an additional iron pipe being the these instructions, with- Linda M. Wolf, CPA AND IF ANY BE DEAD, torney for the mortgage 2 pm at the North Hudsoutheast corner of a Avenue, Lake Placid, NY 1% each additional out regard to race, color, Purchasing Agent ANY AND ALL PERSONS company who filed this son Town Hall. Taxes OVIATT foreclosure proceeding parcel of land conveyed WOODS 12946.

Essex County Governmonth sex, or fraction therereligion, age, naWHO ARE SPOUSES, may be paid without GILMAN LLP to James D. Foucaud of until such taxes are tional origin, disability, ment Center WIDOWS, GRANTEES, against you and filing penalty until January 31, Attorney for Plaintiff answer with the the and Gregory W. Elizabethtown, New York paid or until the return sexual preference or MORTGAGEES, 2020. Taxes remaining 500 Bausch and Lomb recorded of unpaid taxes to the Vietnam Era veteran sta- 12932 LIENORS, HEIRS, DE- court, a default judg- Townsend unpaid thereafter are September 27th, 1993 in Place may be entered ment County Treasurer pur- tus, disadvantaged and TT-01/11/2020-1TCVISEES, DISTRIBUTEES, subject to a 1% penalty suant to law. minority or women- 237644 EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- and you can lose your Liber 1047 of Deeds at Rochester, NY 14604 in February, 2% penalty TT-12/21-01/11/2019home.

Page 43 and the West TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, owned business enterTRATORS, OR SUCCESin March and a 3% Speak to an attorney or bounds of a village 4TC-235270 that pursuant to the pro- prises will be afforded THE TAXABLE RESI- penalty in April.

SORS IN INTEREST OF street called Grandview visions of law the tax roll equal opportunity to DENTS of the Town of The 2020 Tax Warrant SUCH OF THEM AS MAY go to the court where your case is pending for Avenue; BE DEAD, AND THEIR submit bids in response of the Town of Putnam Ticonderoga please take will be returned to the RUNNING NOTICE OF FORMATION SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- further information on THENCE hereto. will be returned to the note that the under- Essex County Treasuer's OF LIMITED LIABILITY County treasurer of the Dated: December 27, signed Collector of Tax- Office May 1st.

VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES how to answer the sum- North 80 degrees 00 AND SUCCESSORS IN mons and protect your minutes 10 seconds COMPANY Name: K Te County of Washington 2019 es in and for said town Martha M. King West along the ALL OF property.

INTEREST, Riele Enterprises, LLC. on the 1st day of April, Linda M. Wolf, CPA has received the warrant Town Clerk WHOM AND WHOSE Sending a payment to Foucaud/Townsend 2020.

Articles of Organization Purchasing Agent for the collection of tax- Town of North Hudson south boundary, a dis- filed with the Secretary Dated December 31, Essex County Govern- es listed on the 2020 tax NAMES AND PLACES OF your mortgage company TT-01/11/2020-1TCRESIDENCE ARE UN- will not stop this fore- tance of 124.99 feet to a of State (SSNY) on 2019 ment Center role.

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12/10/2019. Office Lo- Darlene Kerr 7551 Court Street PO I will attend at the Town 3/4 inch iron pipe being US FOODSERVICE INC., YOU MUST RESPOND cation: Essex County. Collector of Taxes Box 217 Clerks office at the ComINTERNATIONAL FI- BY SERVING A COPY OF the southwest corner of The SSNY is designated Elizabethtown, New York munity Building at 132 Town of Putnam THE ANSWER ON THE the Foucaud/Townsend 12932 DELITY INSURANCE as agent of the LLC TT-01/11-01/18/2020Montcalm St., Ticon-

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