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CROWN POINT | Fans of the historic site and campground at Crown Point reacted with enthusiasm last week to state plans for a new Unit Management Plan that will serve as a blueprint for how the properties are used and improved. Thursday’s public hearing was called by the Department of Environmental Conservation and the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation to gather public input on future plans for the campground and nearby historic site on Lake Champlain, which are known collectively as the Crown Point Reservation. » Crown Point plan Cont. on pg. 2

SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS STEAM: Students at the Ticonderoga After School Program explored STEM/STEAM activities March 8. Organizers said creating structures with marshmallows and toothpicks engages both hands and minds, which helps to build an interest in the foundations of science. From left: Rayana, Kenzie, Kenady, (program attendant) Sydney, Sierra, Evan, Garrett and Grady. Photo provided

Student survey includes good news and bad Biennial report gauges drug use, risk factors By Tim Rowland STA FF W RITER

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Essex County advances EMS pilot program Will supplement volunteer squads with full-time paramedics By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

ELIZABETHTOWN | Essex County is in the early stages of implementing a pilot program designed to address critical emergency service gaps and labor shortages. The Essex County Board of Supervi-

TICONDEROGA | At least in Ticonderoga, the opioid epidemic that has hit rural America particularly hard might not be carrying over into the next generation, according to a biennial survey of student behavior. The survey, which tracks student behavior and risk factors for drug,

tobacco and alcohol use, is not all good news — alcohol use in particular remains a stubborn problem, and also of concern to administrators are indications that students are increasingly suffering mental health issues, along with unhealthy home environments. The Prevention Needs Assessment Survey is funded by Essex County government and administered by the Prevention Team of Essex County. The data is property of the individual school districts, which may release the information to the public if they choose.

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sors on Monday voted to formally accept a $2.27 million state grant, a chunk of change earmarked to pay for full-time staff to supplement existing volunteer EMS operations in Crown Point, Ticonderoga, Moriah and Wilmington. This “staff augmentation,” according to County Manager Dan Palmer, is the first step in a small-scale pilot program devised to test the feasibility — and the effectiveness — of a countywide EMS system. County officials hope the additional help will reduce the number of dropped calls, improve the quality of emergency services in rural areas, and dramatically decrease response times. » EMS program Cont. on pg. 5

North Country Community College professor Selina LeMay-Klippel earned a prestigious Fulbright award for a semester at a Russian medical school. Photo provided

NCCC nursing professor, Minerva native earns prestigious fellowship, absorbs Russian culture The Essex County Board of Supervisors is moving forward with the first phase of a pilot program designed to address critical emergency service gaps and labor shortages in four towns. The program will serve as a proof-of-concept for the eventual implementation of some form of a countywide EMS system. Pictured is County Manager Dan Palmer, who briefed supervisors on the program at a committee meeting last week.

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War II, Sen. William Fulbright, a Southern Democrat seeking to establish “a little more reason, and a little more compassion into world affairs,” launched a cultural-exchange fellowship that has flourished through the decades, becoming one of the nation’s most prestigious and sought-after scholarships. Among last year’s winners was North Country Community College (NCCC) nursing professor Selina LeMay-Klippel, who spent much of the last semester in the Russian city of Ufa in the Republic of Bashkortostan, teaching at Bashkir State Medical University. » Fulbright winner Cont. on pg. 2

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Tom Henry, who called Crown Point “probably the most interesting place on the whole lake,” said his family has lived nearby for nine generations, seven of which have collected photos and memorabilia, which he showed to the gathering after the meeting. A photo and a postcard showed two features Henry said he would like to see restored: an oval glacial “kettle,” carved 16 feet into the bedrock, and a “secret staircase” that led from the older French fort to the lakeshore. Both have been filled in with gravel out of safety concerns. Crown Point Historic Site Manager Lisa Polay said it’s not known whether the stone staircase was built by the French in the mid-18th century, or whether it was added later. The French fort was destroyed in order to keep it out of British hands. The British then built their own fort on higher ground. “This place has changed a lot, but it’s left a lot of history,” Henry said. The rock is rich in fossils dating back hundreds of millions of years, and the site has a strong history of agriculture and industry as well. Henry said exploring the site creates a “sense of wonder” at all that has passed before.

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Across the lake from Crown Point in Vermont are some other attractive features, including the Chimney Point State Park and the Whitney/Hospital Creek Wildlife Management Area, and Bill Johnston — who led a previous effort to unite the two sides into the Lake Champlain Bridge Heritage area — said the UMP update would be a good chance to revive the idea. “There is a tremendous opportunity to think of individual pieces as a whole,” he said. “I hope you seize this opportunity to build on it.” Other nearby residents praised the condition of the properties and said they hoped there would be more recreation, including more hiking trails and swimming access. Crown Point Supervisor Charles Harrington said the swimming area had been “closed abruptly” some years ago because of poor water quality. Since then, he said, towns on the New York side of the lake have improved their sewage-treatment plants, and Vermont has reduced agricultural runoff. “The Town of Crown Point has no swimming facilities, and I do feel it would be acting in everyone’s best interest if it was revisited,” Harrington said. » Fulbright winner Cont. from pg. 1 As intended under the Fulbright program, both sides came away from the experience culturally and educationally enriched, and with a better understanding of each other. “I’ve always had a real belief that (the world) is all of one country, and that these lines that divide us are only lines,” LeMay-Klippel said. “We’re all the same.”

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The people of Bashkortostan were intensely proud of their culture and identity, and wanted to be sure that they — in matters of cuisine, for example — were considered individually and not as Americans might tend to consider Russia as a whole. Indeed, LeMay-Klippel said she was prepared for a reserved, stoic welcome, but reality

Crown Point partisans discuss the future of the historic site and campground with state officials.

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The supervisor also said he’s worried about the Empire State Bike Trail, which is being routed nearby, and travels through a twisting stretch of Route 22/9N that’s pinched between steep cliffs on one side and railroad tracks on the other. “I’m very, very concerned about the bike path going through the rock cuts,” he said. “It’s a dangerous situation, and to date it really has not been recognized. I’ve asked (state officials) if they have biked through rock cuts; they said no — I have invited them to do so.” Harrington said a possible solution that would incorporate Crown Point would be a bike ferry across Bulwagga Bay to Port Henry. The ferry, combined with side roads, would allow bikers to avoid the treacherous rock cuts. Harrington said he’s gotten some raised eyebrows about the proposal, but

turned out to be the opposite. “Their hospitality was amazing,” she said. So too was their medical and educational system, more advanced than might have been assumed. “They’re brilliant, and their students are so well-prepared,” LeMay-Klippel said. “What I wasn’t expecting was the degree of compassion; I was impressed with their level of care.” Although the system, like everywhere, has its flaws, health care in Bashkortostan is free and accessible to everyone. From basic care to neurology, “they know their business,” LeMay-Klippel said. And they were obviously pleased to have a Fulbright scholar in their midst. “They were so thrilled that an American would go to Ufa,” she said. Her student interpreter reported to her, “I

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the Saratoga Springs writer and illustrator would watch the small critters playing amidst two white birch, and the whimsical scene became the inspiration for Bartlettberry Briar, home of Peaches the squirrel and star of Lerman’s first children’s book, “Peaches Bakes a Pie.” Peaches and the Briar are now a series, and Saturday, April 13, at 1 p.m. at the Black Watch Library, Lerman — a Ticonderoga native — will be reading from and signing copies of her newest book, “A Feather for Dill.” In the book, Dill is given a hat and becomes obsessed in the chase for a red feather to adorn it — despite the caution of Peaches. Lerman said her books offer lessons to kids, and here it’s twofold: Dill learns to think before he acts, and Peaches learns the value of standing up for herself when she believes she is right.

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TICONDEROGA | Every morning Shaundra Bartlett Lerman would begin her day with a cup of coffee — and a squirrel. As she looked out her window each morning “for 20 minutes of adult time before the world would get crazy,”

Lerman said she does not believe in oversimplifying children’s books, either in message or vocabulary. “I want to introduce kids to how beautiful literature can be,” she said. “Words can make sentences pop. And if a child has to ask what a word means, I think that’s a good thing.” Lerman said her parents, Robert and Claire Bartlett, encouraged her when, as a child, she would sit at a small table playing with words and dictating stories. She felt the calling to write children’s books, but also realized that the illustrations are often what drives these works, so she taught herself to draw. This was fulfilling, both professionally and personally. “I love the feeling of putting my hands on paper,” she said. “It seems to come alive.” Naturally, she prefers hard copies to ebooks, and prefers pen, pencil and watercolors to computer generated animation. Her colorful and vivid artistry has captivated fans of all ages. “A lot of adults tell me they keep the books on their coffee tables,” Lerman said. “Seeing the expressions on people’s faces

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Last week’s column on the status of the newspaper industry was devoted to the change in ownership from local to that of By Dan Alexander outside investment firms. • PUBLISHER • This week, I’ll address the issue of online replacing the hometown newspaper. Advances in technology have led some to believe that newspapers have met their match, and with more than 1,400 U.S. newspapers having closed in the past 15 years, it is both a reasonable assumption and at the same time a false conclusion. While the internet opened many exciting opportunities for learning and communication, studies generally suggest that year after year, less than 60 percent of the web traffic is human, while the majority of the information is made up by artificial intelligent bots, now in the age of AI. Bots are created by smart programmers to do things like fool advertisers into thinking that an impression of their ad was served on a legitimate premium website, when in fact the bots were set up to imitate human behavior. As bots have grown in sophistication, the fear among many is the event called the “Inversion.” What once seemed definitive and unquestionable has now become highly suspect now that bots and hucksters have discovered easy ways to manipulate your internet experience. What’s been lost on the internet as a result of this fraudulent activity is both trust and truth. Years of believable metric-driven growth has been replaced with lucrative manipulation systems and unregulated platform marketplaces creating an environment where it is more likely to be disingenuous, cynical, misrepresented and distorted. The most recent example of fraud was an Arizona woman who fosters seven children and would force them to create monetized YouTube videos. The children told police they were severely punished with pepper-spray if they forgot their lines or didn’t follow direction. The children had also been kept out of school for years all the while generating sizable profits for their foster-mother. Community newspapers have been a trusted source of local news for centuries and continue to be seen in that light despite the growth of online activity. The single most significant diﬀerence between the information on the internet and the information in your locally owned newspaper is familiarity. The local paper is your hometown neighbor, and it is isolated to one region. When a local publication informs you about news, it’s easy to verify, and should it become untrustworthy, the paper’s reputation and revenue will quickly erode. The simple truth is, it’s the trustworthiness of the source of information that makes the local newspaper a valuable communication tool be it online or in print. ■

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To the Editor: The Office for Victims of Crime raises awareness about victims’ issues, provides assistance and compensation for victims of crime and promotes compliance with victims rights laws. Annually, they dedicate one week in April to be the National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 7-13 this year. With an overall theme of “Honoring our Past. Creating Hope for the Future.” the goal is to bring issues relating to victims rights to the forefront and educate the public on their resources. Although domestic violence may not seem to be prevalent in this area, in 2018, there were over 1,794 domestic incident reports made to law enforcement agencies within Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties. It’s important to note this number does not reflect the many incidences that go unreported. Although the STOP Advocates are actively serving as many crime victims as possible, we recognize that there is a large number of people that aren’t being reached. Oftentimes we hear, “I didn’t even know you were here” and this is part of what National Crime Victims Rights Week hopes to change. Some resources available to residents of the tri-county area who find themselves victims of crime include: • 24-hour STOP Domestic Violence hotline 1-888-563-6904 • 24-hour Sexual Assault Services hotline 1-877-212-2323 Th is week, and in the weeks that follow, STOP Domestic Violence invites you to join us in honoring victims, past and present, and work towards creating a safer community for all. Feel free to contact us to learn more! - Shannon Swierat, STOP Domestic Violence intern, Plattsburgh ■

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To the Editor: On behalf of Sexual Assault Services (SAS) of Planned Parenthood of the North Country New York we write to remind our community that April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The National Sexual Violence Resource Center’s theme, “I Ask,” encourages folks in the area to be open to conversations about consent. It is our hope that new partners and community members will help foster attitudes that promote healthy relationships, equality and respect. Every 92 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted. And every 9 minutes, that victim is a child. Meanwhile, only five out of every 1,000 perpetrators will end up in prison (rainn.org/statistics). We have the power to change that. Our actions, large and small, have a ripple effect on those we teach, guide and influence. From modeling healthy behavior to addressing inappropriate conduct, everyone can make a difference. Changing beliefs which contribute to sexual violence starts with believing victims/survivors of sexual violence when they share their stories. You can call out victim-blaming comments or rape jokes. Sexual assault is never the victim’s/survivor’s fault. Seemingly small actions like this make a critical impact. Please engage this April during Sexual Assault Awareness Month by promoting awareness. Learn more about how you can use your voice to change the culture by contacting SAS at 518-561-0605 or check out nsvrc.org/saam.

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» Survey Cont. from pg. 1 Prevention Team Executive Director Doug Terbeek stressed that caution must be used when interpreting the results, which provide raw data, but not explanations. Still, he said, there is little question the opioids are not the drug of choice for the younger generation. In response to the question of drug use within the past 30 days, only one student in Ticonderoga admitted to using heroin or prescription painkillers.

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Donald said. Terbeek said the survey also has a number of internal controls to catch fibbers, and those results are thrown out. The survey tries to hone in on risk factors that lead to drug abuse so schools and outside agencies have an idea of where work needs to be done. The data indicate a corre-

who remember the 20th century marijuana might not recognize. Today’s marijuana is far more potent and, in states where it’s been legalized, is sold in food and candy form, whose effects can be difficult to calculate. A report in Colorado, where marijuana is legal, noted that tourists were occasionally turning up in emergency rooms after eating too many marijuana gummies.

lation between those risk factors — which include things like family environment, attitudes toward education, peer involvement with drugs and mental outlook to name a very few — and use of drugs and alcohol.

But it’s alcohol, Sammis said, that’s “still the No. 1 most dangerous drug.” Alcohol use in general continues to trend upward, while binge drinking is back up after a decline in 2016. Forty percent of students, including 10 percent of seventh-graders, reported having had a drink within the past 30 days. That’s significantly higher than Essex County as a whole, where 26 percent of students admitted to recent alcohol use. Accessibility continues to be a key issue, Terbeek said. Kids can obtain it from their parents’ liquor cabinets, and in the survey, the students reported that most drinking was done in private homes. Along with marijuana and alcohol, e-cigarettes, or vaping, is the other major story of the report. Traditional cigarette use is steeply declining, but vaping is more than making up the difference. Nearly a third of students reported having used e-cigarettes within the past 30 days. McDonald said schools do their best to be on the lookout for, and try to counteract, unhealthy behaviors. That becomes even more difficult in an era of ever-tightening school budgets. Because of concerns about school safety, Ticonderoga is, at the urging of parents, spending money to secure classrooms against intruders and hire a safety officer. But McDonald said some might not realize that extracurricular and after-school activities can be critically important to a child’s mental well-being. Yet these activities are often the first to get cut in lean financial years. “We’re trying to maintain the protective factors that we have,” McDonald said. “The more kids are involved in school, they less likely they are to participate in at-risk behaviors.” ■

FAMILY PROTECTIVE FACTORS

Ticonderoga Superintendent John McDonald said the data, combined with observations of teachers and administrators, indicate that opioid use is an adult problem. While this is good for the kids from an addictions standpoint, there is a darker side in terms of the family environment. Because of opioid use, more parents are missing in action — either strung out or dead. McDonald said there has been an obvious increase in the number of students in foster care or raised by their grandparents or other family members. That’s led to more kids reporting a less-stable home life. “I don’t think it’s coincidence that family protective factors are going down.” he said. The survey indicates that school is where kids — nearly 70 percent — feel the most protected.

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It is conceivable but not provable that substandard home environments are responsible for a spike in the number of students reporting depression or suicidal thoughts. In the survey, 38 percent of students reported being so “sad and hopeless” that these feelings of depression had curtailed their normal activities. Another 22 percent said they had seriously considered suicide. Both Terbeek and McDonald said this can’t be written off to middle and high school students (the results track grades seven through 12) with a penchant for drama. “For the most part, they take this pretty seriously,” Mc-

» EMS program Cont. from pg. 1 By proving that’s possible with this four-town test, Essex County could potentially unlock an additional $4 million in funding from the state to expand the initiative countywide. “Implementing this program is a complicated and time-consuming process,” Palmer told the supervisors’ Ways and Means Committee last week. “But this is one of the most critical programs we’re looking at implementing over the next few years.” Supervisors voted 3,237 to 802 to accept the state grant. Lewis Supervisor James Monty, who called for more information about how the program would be funded beyond the grant, was the lone dissenting vote. Supervisors Joseph Giordano and Michael Tyler, of Ticonderoga and Westport, respectively, were absent.

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The $2.27 million in state funding accepted by supervisors Monday is expected to fully fund the purchase of four new medic cars this year, as well as the first-year salaries of five new paramedic positions under the purview of the county. Those paramedics will be on-call, charged with responding to emergencies in Crown Point, Ticonderoga, Moriah and Wilmington. “Addressing this sector became the focus of phase one because this area has what represents the highest dropped call rates in the county,” Palmer said. When a call is “dropped” — goes unanswered by a local department — it’s forwarded to any other available squad in the area, according to Palmer. “This unanswered call then takes much longer. The hope is to respond within eight minutes, but once the call rolls that becomes nearly impossible at that point,” Palmer told The Sun. Last year, the EMS squad in Ticonderoga received approximately 890 calls. They responded to 676. But 24 percent of those calls — 214 in all — were dropped. In Moriah, three calls were dropped. The

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Next year, the cost of the five new paramedic positions will be split amongst the county and local towns that use their services. The county will foot the bill for benefits, and the towns, labor costs. “This is a way to allow local squads to leverage professional help at a very reasonable rate,” Palmer said. Meanwhile, volunteers will be offered payments in 2020. Deputy County Manager Mike Mascarenas said the goal is to incentivize volunteers to stay in a system that often requires a large time commitment and extensive training. Countywide, roughly 200 volunteers sustain squads here. Fifty more would be recruited. “We’ve decided to invest in those individuals,” Mascarenas said. The county plans to offer volunteers $3 per hour to be on call at times when rescue squads are having coverage problems, or during shift changes. “If they received a call and responded then they would be paid at the full hourly rate of their grade level during the time they are responding to the call,” Palmer said. The cost of paying these volunteers would be approximately $300,000 annually, according to Palmer. Keene Town Supervisor Joe Pete Wilson said that he sees the county’s plan as insurance. “We need insurance, we need something to fall back on so someone does respond when we need them,” he said last week.

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If the county can successfully prove through this pilot program that their new system works, Essex County will be able to apply for an additional $4 million from the state to expand the scope of the program and move forward with a full-scale implementation.

STATE LEGISLATURE WEIGHS BILLS

As the county moves forward with the first phase of their pilot program, a pair of bills in the Assembly and Senate are being discussed in committee that would give the county authorization to create a special taxing district to help fund a countywide EMS system. The bills, introduced by Assemblyman Dan Stec (R-Queensbury) and Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury), successfully passed the Senate last year but failed to pass the Assembly before the session ended. Both lawmakers reintroduced the bills in March. Unless the measure is passed by the state legislature, the county won’t be able to establish a new special EMS district. “There are advantages to a taxing district,” Palmer said. He noted that special districts allow the county to levy taxes from more taxpayers to share the cost, effectively lessening the tax burden on everyone if the county decides to offset the cost of new EMS services with a special district. As the pilot program stands now, towns have the ability to opt out of receiving the service, further complicating the issue. Supervisors for the towns of Chesterfield and Jay have indicated that their towns may opt out of the program. County Board of Supervisors Chairman Shaun Gillilland said the creation of a special district is just one funding option the county is currently exploring. It’s unclear how much the full program is expected to cost beyond the grant term. That’s something that worried Monty, who voted against the resolution.

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“I know it’s needed, but it feels like we’re rushing into this, because we really don’t have a plan on how this is going to play out,” he said Monday.

FORMER PLAN ‘COST PROHIBITIVE’

Two years ago, Wilmington Town Supervisor Randy Preston, then the chairman of the county Board of Supervisors, estimated that the county could fund a countywide system with a special district tax of 25 cents per $1,000 in assessed value. But with a now clearer picture of the necessary staffing to sustain that type of program, that estimate doesn’t hold up. Based on the county’s latest tax rolls, with the creation of a special EMS district, the county would only be able to levy an additional $1.7 million from taxpayers with a new 25 cent tax per $1,000 in assessed value. That wouldn’t be enough to sustain a full, round-the-clock EMS system with paid staff. Palmer estimated that type of system would cost $14 million per year. Essex County’s total tax levy is $23 million this year. For the county to shoulder an additional $14 million expense, the board would have to authorize an additional $2 tax per $1,000 in assessed value on top of its existing $3.29 general fund tax rate, based on the latest tax rolls. That $2 per $1,000 would essentially represent a tax increase of 60.7 percent for people within the district. “As we developed the grant application it became clear a full 24-7 paid staff for every town in the county would be cost prohibitive,” Palmer wrote in a report to supervisors. “The plan developed moving forward refocuses our coverage needs to include the current volunteer staffs, and how we can maintain that pool of volunteers. “We believe after the grant funds end, we will have a system in place that shares operation and funding options in a manner which is affordable for all the parties involved.” ■

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TICONDEROGA | The next free fellowship dinner at the Ticonderoga First United Methodist Church will be held Sunday, April 7, in Fellowship Hall from 4:30-6 p.m. Everyone is welcome, reservations are not necessary. The menu will include pancakes and local maple syrup, eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits, home fries and fruit for dessert. Beverages will also be served. While there is no charge, a free will donation is appreciated. High chairs, booster seats, takeout and a child friendly menu will be available. The church is located at 1045 Wicker St. in Ticonderoga, just up the hill from the hospital. Everyone is welcome to attend the worship services held each Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. For more information, contact the church office at 518-585-7995 or visit tifumc.com. ■

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TICONDEROGA | The annual “Best 4th In The North Night” fundraiser will be held at The Pub (Madden’s Pub) in downtown Ticonderoga Saturday, April 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tips the guest bartenders receive will go toward the Best 4th In The North Celebration. During the event, the 2019 grand marshal will be announced. Guest bartenders will include: • 6–7 p.m. — Brian Little and Pat Titus • 7–8 p.m. — Mickey Fitzgerald and Chuck Gijanto • 8–9 p.m. — John Beeman and Cory Thompson The Best 4th In The North Committee is looking for businesses, organizations, committees, local bands and musicians who would like to participate in the “50’s & 60’s Music” themed parade. Applications are available at timainstreet.org or at the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce office. The committee meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. at the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce office. More volunteers are needed to help plan, fundraise and work during the celebration. For more information, visit timainstreet. org, the Best 4th In The North Facebook page or contact the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce at 518-585-6619. ■

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the revenue to address their individual needs, whether that be marketing and tourism development or other projects. “That the town could make the decisions on how that funding is used — that would be very nice to have,” he said. Ideally, he’d also like to see some of the revenue reserved for Essex County itself. Currently, the county Treasurer’s Office retains 5 percent of the occupancy tax revenue generated here for administrative purposes. ROOST receives 95 percent of the revenue. If the state legislature approves the county’s request for authorization to increase the occupancy tax, the board of supervisors would then be able to formally decide how the revenue is distributed. ■ — This story has been abridged for print. To read this story in its entirety, visit suncommunitynews.com.

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TICONDEROGA | Timothy Noble Benedict, 71, of Ticonderoga, passed away on Thursday, March 28, 2019, at his residence, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Ticonderoga, Sept. 20, 1947, he was the son of the late Noble C. and Gladys (Keast) Benedict. Mr. Benedict was a resident of Ticonderoga for most of his life and was a graduate of Crown Point High School. He was a certified electrician and was employed by Middlebury College and the Silver Bay Association. He also owned a laundromat in Silver Bay and a gun shop in Ticonderoga. He was an avid bowler and golfer and especially enjoyed his Thursday night golfing league. He also enjoyed hunting, fishing and trapping. His favorite hobbies were building and tinkering around on many projects, including rebuilding old cars and wood working. Survivors include his wife of 19 years, Susan (Theberge) Benedict; three sons, Timothy S. Benedict, Terry Benedict and his wife Helen, and Jim Banish, all of Ticonderoga; and two sisters, Brenda Connally of Warrenton, Virginia, and Sandy O’Dell of Charlotte, North Carolina. He is also survived by 10 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and his pet cat, Jett. A memorial service was held Monday, April 1, at 10 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Ticonderoga. The Rev. Bill Whittington officiated. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to High Peaks Hospice, P.O. Box 192, Port Henry, New York 12974. Arrangements are under the direction of the Wilcox & Regan Funeral Home of Ticonderoga. To offer online condolences, visit wilcoxandreganfuneralhome.com. ■

Walter J. Lashway Jr.

MORIAH | Walter J. Lashway Jr., (Joe), 77, of Moriah, passed away peacefully at his home in Moriah on March 27, 2019. He was born in Mineville on June 3, 1941, the son of Walter J. (Sr.) and Anna (Collins) Lashway. He grew up in Mineville and graduated from Mineville High School. It was during his high school years, especially working summers at Frontier Town, that he met his future wife, Diane (Sprague) Lashway. Joe served a hitch in the U.S. Navy after school. During his time in this, he married Diane and had his first child. After his time in the Navy was up, he returned to the area and settled in Moriah Corners, where he lived until his death. His second child was born several years after his return to Moriah. He eventually had a long career in the substance abuse field, working first for New York state and then contracting with Warren County Probation after he retired from his state job in 2001. Joe particularly enjoyed doing group sessions in Glens Falls once a week until health problems forced him to retire for good. He especially liked the people he worked with in Warren County and often told stories to his family about these times. A people person, he knew many folks around town and remembered many experiences with them from the past. For many years, he was an avid golfer and pursued that interest with the

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same obsession he showed toward anything he became interested in. He also followed a regular routine of going to Port Henry twice a day for coffee with a crew of regulars, between time he spent doing upkeep around the property. He is survived by his wife, Diane, of Moriah, along with son Mark and daughter-in-law Teri, also of Moriah; son Shane of Westport; granddaughters Alexandra and Christina of Moriah, who held a very special place in his heart; sister Shirley (Jim) Agan of Colchester, Vermont; along with many nieces, greatnieces, nephews, great-nephews and in-laws. He was predeceased by his parents, Walter and Anna, and sister Judy, all of Mineville. There will be no calling hours. A memorial service for Joe will be held Saturday, April 6, at the Moriah Methodist Church at 1 p.m., to be followed by a reception at the Moriah Fire Department. Anyone wishing to make a donation in Joe’s memory can do so to the Moriah Ambulance Squad. ■

Sharon O’Hara

TICONDEROGA | Sharon “Pixie” (Fleming) O’Hara, 73, of Ticonderoga passed away peacef ul ly on March 21, 2019, at her home in Bradenton, Florida, surrounded by her family. Born in Ticonderoga on Oct. 13, 1945, she was the daughter of the late James and Julia (Osier) Fleming. She was preceded in death by her parents, her sister Sandra Gunning and her brother-in-law Robert Lynn O’Hara. Sharon is survived by her husband of 50 years, Charles O’Hara; their cat Scooter; her daughter Lesli Geiser and her husband Joe; her son Anthony O’Hara and his wife Marie, their children Toni-Marie O’Hara (Brian Miclette) and Jake (Heather) O’Hara; her daughter Annette O’Hara and her husband Michael Tubbs, their son Nikolai Tubbs; four great-grandchildren Brayden, Jayce, Devlyn and Jenevieve; her siblings Norman O’Hara, Jerry (Donna) Fleming, Grant (Carmen) Fleming, brothers-in-law Tom Gunning, David “Mick” (Dona) O’Hara; sisters-in-law Laura O’Hara and Joanne (Larry) Drinkwine; and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Sharon graduated from Ticonderoga High School in 1961 and went right into the administrative work world. She and Chuck built their dream home on Chilson Hill in 1971 with the help of her dad, James Fleming, and her uncles, Roy and Bill Fleming. She loved spending time with her family, especially those grandbabies and friends here in Ticonderoga as well as her friends in the Floridana Park in Florida where she enjoyed the laughs and stories during the Margarita block parties. She enjoyed road trips with her daughters, having family get togethers, reading and often joked when she was half way through a book she needed to be looking for the next one. She enjoyed watching NASCAR, flower gardening and volunteering for the Chilson Volunteer Fire Department. Sharon retired in 2015 as the principal’s secretary after 48 years of service to the Ticonderoga Central School. During that time, she saw many principals come and go while she held steadfast at the helm which gave her the abundant knowledge of how the school ran. It is said that for this reason she earned the title as “The Boss’s Boss.” Sharon was a smiling face, always willing to help faculty, students and parents and with that same smile and grace would set you straight! Battling ovarian cancer for 10 years was a testament to her faith, strength and perseverance and for that we will always admire and love her. Sharon loved her family fiercely and made

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it a requirement that we never stop laughing as it truly is the best medicine. She gave us many memories to hold and cherish. We are sure that in heaven she is reuniting with all those that have passed prior and are sure that she might even give her sister Sandy the chance to be “The Chief ” now. As per Sharon’s wishes, there will be no services. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Sharon E. O’Hara Scholarship fund through the Ticonderoga Central School, 5 Calkins Place, Ticonderoga, New York 12883. ■

Robert Williams Patnode

TICONDEROGA | Robert Williams Patnode Sr., 92 years old, passed away on Wednesday, March 20, 2019. Born in Ticonderoga, April 10, 1926, he was the son of the late Elmer E. and Margaret (Williams) Patnode. Robert served his country during World War II as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army as a secretary during Nuremburg trials in Germany. Robert was employed by International Paper Company in Ticonderoga for over 40 years. He retired in August 1985. He was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses September 1972. He was a devoted member of Ticonderoga Congregation, then Gloversville Congregation until his passing. Bob’s love in his life was his family and friends. He was blessed with many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Spending most of his years in Crown Point, until the passing of his beloved Shirley when he moved to Gloversville to spend his remaining years with his son Joe and family. Bob was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle to many. Bob is predeceased by his wife, Shirley, his parents, Elmer and Margaret, and his brother, Elmer otherwise known as Tony Jr., and granddaughter Gabriel. Survivors include a son, Joseph (Shirley) of Gloversville, and his son Robert Jr. (Peggy) of Crown Point and a daughter, Marlene (Sam) Nadeau of Malone. He has several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. At his request there are no services, however a burial service will take place in Fairview Cemetery in the spring. ■

Bobby M. Steele

TICONDEROGA | Bobby M. Steele, 83, of Ticonderoga, passed away on Friday, March 29, 2019, at his residence, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on March 14, 1936, in Union Bridge, Maryland. Enlisting in the U.S. Navy in 1956, he served on the USS Tarawa, until his discharge in 1959. He then moved to Brant Lake and married Phyllis P. O’Connell, who was his sister Catherine’s best friend. They were married on Aug. 27, 1960. Bob worked for International Paper Company as a security guard for 30 years, until his retirement in 2002. He was predeceased in death by his mother, Annie Elizabeth; his step-father, Milton Sparks; two sisters, Brenda Greenholtz and Hazel (Greenholtz) Rebello; and one brother, Charles Greenholtz. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Phyllis (O’Connell) Steele; one daughter, Julia (Steele) St Patrick’s Church: Mass: Sun. 11 a.m.

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TICONDEROGA | Marguerite (Peg) Provoncha Tofte, age 78, of E. Campbell Avenue, passed away peacefully early Monday morning, March 25, 2019, in the comfort of her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on March 24, 1941, in Ticonderoga, the daughter of the late Frederick and Laura (Denesha) Provoncha, and was educated in the Ticonderoga Schools. On July 9, 1966, Peg was united in marriage with George Tofte at St. Mary’s Church of Ticonderoga. In 1973, the couple settled in Vernon, and in 1994, moved to Sherrill. As a young woman, Peg worked at the Grand Union Grocery Store in Ticonderoga. While raising her family, she later worked part-time at Montgomery Ward, Sears Catalog Store, Uebler’s Manufacturing. She also did in-home child care for many years. Peg served as a eucharistic minister at both Holy Family and St. Helena’s Roman Catholic Churches. She was a member of the Oneida Community Golf Course and CAC Bowling Leagues. In her spare time, she enjoyed crafting, crocheting, reading, bowling, golf and crossword puzzles. Her favorite times were spent with her children and their families, both at her home in Sherrill and their homes around the country. After retirement, she and George enjoyed spending winters in Destin, Florida. She is survived by her husband of 52 years, George; her four children, Suzanne (Kent) Heacock of Holland, Ohio, Sandra (Andy) Carson of Cockeysville, Maryland, Steven (Dawn) Tofte of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and Scott Tofte of Brooklyn; six grandchildren, Zachary, Elizabeth and Nathaniel Tofte, Benjamin and Eliza Carson, and Abigail Heacock; one brother, Tom (Audrey) Provoncha; and many, many nieces and nephews. Peg was predeceased by four brothers, Fred, Bill, Melvin, Norman and her sister, Ann. Family and friends were invited to call on Friday, March 29, from 4-7 p.m. at the Malecki Funeral Home Inc., 464 Sherrill Road, Sherrill. A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Saturday, March 30, at 11 a.m. at St. Helena’s Church, Primo Avenue, Sherrill. Burial will be at a later date in St. Helena’s Cemetery, Oneida. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Hospice and Palliative Care of New Hartford or St. Helena’s Roman Catholic Church of Sherrill. Online condolences may be sent to maleckifuneralhome.com ■

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Series held at Saranac Lake Free Library; 12:00 p.m. Travis McDonald, Patrolman and Certified Instructor, SLPD K-9 Unit, presents: Vigo, and the K-9 Unit of the Saranac Lake Police Department. Free admission. Desserts and beverages provided. All are welcome.

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Keene Valley » “Spring Strings

Concert” held at Keene Valley Community Church; 7:00 p.m. Featuring North Country musicians Barb Heller and Gretchen Koehler. They blend a dancing fiddle and a singing guitar, playing reels, jigs and airs. Suggested donation is $10, students free. Sponsored by East Branch Friends of the Arts. Saranac Lake » Annual Poetry Opening Reception held at NorthWind Fine Arts

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Family Plant-a-Flower held at Westport Heritage House

Gallery; 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Please join us for this fun and unique event featuring new poems, new pieces of art, and the co-mingling of the two. Featuring readings by Jim Bourey, David Crews, Darla Himeles, Craig Milewski, Roger Mitchell and Nancy Morse, with Lee Ann Sporn reading for the late Jeremy Deeks. Free and Open to the Public.

APR. 6

Elizabethtown » North Country

Children’s Consignment Sale held at Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School Auditorium; 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The whole family is invited to join us. New sellers welcome, no entrance fee. Shorts, swimwear, bikes, toys, baby gear, and more. Clothing sized newborn through 14/16. Please note we will close from 12:30-1:00 in preparation for the 1/2 price portion of the sale. Mineville » Performance Arts An s Connection ui rrnecmin Presents: nese r Indestructible Indestr ucti ble held held at Mineville VFW Post 580: 4:00 p.m. VFW Post 5802; Featuring Featu ring a a:special video ttribute to video rib Andrew Arid re"" “Justin Destructible” Dest ri Breeyar. Bree Featured Fee matches rm iri, include S, Scrap Iron vs V' Crusher Bigelow and B aa tag team championship Berracuda & Jacked Vegas vs The Entity. All proceeds to benefit the “North Country Out of the Darkness Walk to Fight Suicide.”

Westport » Farmer’s Market and

More held at Westport Heritage House; 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Local farms, bakers and craft artists will be selling their products the 1st Saturday of each month between January and April 2019. Wilmington » Fully Completely Hip held at Whiteface Ski Resort; 3:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. Canada’s Tragically Hip Cover band is returning to Whiteface, bring a bunch of new songs, bigger sound, and bigger lights. All ages, Free Show. Schroon Lake » Celebrating the Old and Honoring the New held at Schroon Lake Community Church Temporary Venue, 1531 Rt 9; 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Share YOUR memories that you have about the Schroon Lake Community Church while seeing our new temporary venue. Enjoy some light refreshments and learn what’s happening with our church. Westport » Family Plant-a-Flower held at Westport Heritage House; 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. We will also have bread from triple green jade farm, Little Hills Farm produce and poultry, DaCy Meadow Farm homemade sweets and prepared meals, hand crafted jewelry and soy candles, homemade cards, maple syrup, crocheted items & pottery.

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Plattsburgh » Won’t You Be My

Neighbor? held at Strand Center for the Arts; 3:00 p.m. Special Free Film Screening Event! Come join Mountain Lake PBS and The Strand Center for Arts for a special screening of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” followed by the singing police officer François Clemmons.

APR. 9

Alzheimer’s held at Elderwood at Ticonderoga; 2:00 p.m. An educational program by the Alzheimer’s Association. For more info and to register, contact Victor Coles, 518-867-4999 ext. 200

APR. 10

Ticonderoga » Talk Saves

Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention held at North Country Community College; 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention is a community-based presentation that covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention and what people can do to fight suicide. Free, registration requested: https://mhainessex. wufoo.com/forms/talk-saves-livesnccc

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Port Henry » Paint and Sip held at Knights of Columbus; 6:30 p.m. Hosted by the Moriah Chamber of Commerce. $30 per person, all supplies included. Pre-Register at the Moriah Chamber Office or call 518-250-1050.

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Essex » Essex Theatre Company Auditions: Love, Linda held at St. John’s Episcopal Church; 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Auditions for the one-woman musical Love, Linda by Stevie Holland with Gary William Friedman, based on the life of Mrs. Cole Porter. Please prepare a musical theater piece to bring to auditions. info@essextheatre.org

Hague » Free In-Person Tax

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KEENE VALLEY | A popular High Peaks trailhead known as The Garden will be closed this spring and summer while the Town of Keene replaces a failing bridge over Johns Brook. In announcing the closure, the town said it will add to shuttle bus runs that take hikers from Marcy Field on Route 73 west of the town to The Garden trailhead. Under the plan, the shuttles would run seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., although the town acknowledged it may have trouble finding drivers to run the routes. The shuttle fee is $10 U.S., or $13 Canadian. On social media, several hikers, while acknowledging the need for the project, noted that the typical hikes emanating from The Garden are long, and require earlier starts, particularly in the summer heat. For many it’s the trailhead of choice for accessing the Adirondacks Great Range. A detour will allow people with homes above the bridge, along with the shuttle, to bypass the bridge, but the public will be prohibited from taking it. In a release, Keene officials said, “The town is working closely with the DEC and Adirondack Mountain Club to help inform hikers and provide them with access in spite of the temporary closure. The town recognizes that this is a major disruption during the nicest hiking weather, but the

This bridge over Johns Brook will be replaced out of safety concerns. bridge replacement is critical. The current bridge is in such poor shape that the town can’t run plow trucks over it safely.” The town asked for cooperation: “Please respect the closure and don’t park or walk on private property to gain hiking access,” officials said in the release. “Illegally parked cars will be towed. Town employees and DEC rangers will monitor the lot during the week.” According to the Adirondack Almanac, The Garden is

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DEVISEES, DISTRIBUTEES OR SUCCESSORS NOTICE OF ANNUAL IN INTEREST OF THE MEETING, ELECTION LATE E. CHAPIN DAVIS, AND BUDGET VOTE IF LIVING, AND IF ANY SCHROON LAKE CENBE DEAD,www.suncommunitynews.com ANY AND ALL TRAL Publications, SCHOOL DIS12 • April 6, 2019 | The Times of Ti Sun Published by Denton Inc. PERSONS WHO ARE TRICT, TOWN OF SPOUSES, WIDOWS, SCHROON, COUNTY OF FCPNY GRANTEES, MORTESSEX, NEW YORK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVGAGEES, LIENORS, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DISthat a public hearing OXYGEN EN - Anytime. Anywhere. No AMERICA ' S FORT '" TRIBUTEES, EXECUof refill. the qualified voters of tanks to No deliveries. The All-New Inogen One G4 Cenis the Schroon Lake TORS, ADMINISTRAJoinTORS the OR Fort Ticonderoga team and apply for onlytral 2.8School pounds!District, FAA EsSUCCESSORS Mountain Lake Services is dedicated to enapproved! info kit: IN INTEREST OF SUCH sex FREE County, Schroon any of the following positions! riching the lives of people with intellectual 1-855-839-1738 Lake, New York will be OF THEM AS MAY BE “Amish Built Sheds And More” and developmental disabilities, their families DEAD, AND Seasonal THEIR Positions held in the Schroon Lake SHEDS • GAZEBOS Stay in Central your home longer with and our communities. Full time, Relief and Awake Overnight Direct SPOUSES, School AuditoriCafé WaitstaffHEIRS, • Café DECook • Café Dishwasher/Prep GARAGES • CHICKEN COOPS American Standard Walk-In Bath-at VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES um on May 14, 2019 Support Professional positions are available throughout Essex CounTrade-In & (July & August) • Cleaner Café Dishwasher/Prep tub. Receive up to for $1500 off, in7:00 pm the presenAND SUCCESSORS IN ty: Lake Placid, Jay, Keeseville, Willsboro, Westport, Elizabethtown, Rent-To-Own Programs cluding atation free toilet, and lifetime Flexible Bartender needed for Carillon boat cruises INTEREST, ALL OF of the budget. 6854 State Route 4 Port Henry, Crown Point, Ticonderoga, Schroon Lake. Available shifts warrantyThe on the tub and WHOM Guest AND Services WHOSE Senior Associate budget will installabe availFort Ann, NY 12827 include: evenings, weekends and overnights. Candidates must have a tion! Callable us atfor 1-855-465-5426 review beginNAMES AND PLACES OF Guest Services Associate • Museum Retail Associate satisfactory driving record and enjoy working with people. High School (518) 639-3055 ning on May 7, 2019 in RESIDENCE ARE UNVIAGRA & CIALIS! 60 pills for diploma or GED required. Earn up to $15.25 per hour (shift differentials fortannshedstop.com Year Round Positions Lake shipCenKNOWNFull-time TO PLAINTIFF, $99. 100 the pills Schroon for $150 FREE apply to evening, weekend and overnight shifts). Credit for prior years Free Delivery within 60 Miles tral School Office beMANUFACTURERS AND Bookkeeper • Cleaner • Maintenance Assistant ping. Money back guaranteed! Call experience and $500.00 sign on bonus. Excellent benefits package. tween1-800-870-8711 the hours of 9:00 TRADERS TRUST COMnow Save Applications PANY, UNITED available STATES at Fort Ticonderoga’s am and 4:00 pm daily Apply to: OF AMERICA BY THEPell IN- Research Center excluding Saturdays, Thompson Mountain Lake Services Sundays and holidays. TERNAL REVENUE SER30 Fort Ti Rd., Ticonderoga, NY 12883 10 St. Patrick’s Place NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVVICE, NEW YORK STATE Port Henry, NY 12974 DEPARTMENT OF(518) TAXA-585-2821 EN that the annual meetwww.mountainlakeservices.org TION AND FINANCE, ing of the qualified votwww.fortticonderoga.org/from-the-fort/employment www.facebook.com/mtlakeservices/ ers of the Schroon Lake Defendants. 212897 EOE 213412 To the above named DeCentral School District fendants: of the Town of Schroon, Essex County, New York You are hereby summoned to answer the will be held at the complaint in this action Lake Central 2 Lakota Way, New RuSchroon ssia Essex Pallet & Pellet Company School district on Tuesand to serve a copy of SERJOUSLYMOTIVATEDTO SELL your answer, or if the day May1,036 21,+/-2019 No MinimumStartingBid! Great starter or investment4BD/2BA, sq ft. bein Keeseville ON-LINEEnding Wed., 4/17@ 1:01PM. Showings: Co-Broker, Yeager,of NY12 complaint is not served tween Richard the hours LivingRealty 518-963-8181 or Agent, JessicaMeyer Booth 845-616-5682 with this summons, to Noon and 8:00 pm, or Full-time Truck Driver Immediate opening for the daily delivery ABSOLUTE AUCTIONS & REALTY, Inc . those present at until serve a notice of appearof product to customer with return haul of lumber. Applicant must ance on the Plaintiff's atthat time have voted, at Stimulating opportunities available. Responsibilities have a clean driving record, knowledge of all highway rules and torneysmanagement within thirty which time the polls will 213444 include Manager be open to vote by paper daysassisting after thethe service of in daily operation of services for posses a Class A CDL license. Individual will be responsible for ballot upon the following individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; ensuring this summons, exclusive maintaining vehicle inspection log. Professional representation items: of the day of service, of services, supervising staff, and implementation and documentation of company a must. 1. To adopt the annual and in of of your failenhancing thecase quality life of the people we support. Also takes on budget of the School ure appear or answer, Full time Production Workers Responsibilities include: ability to the role of to Direct Support Professional responsibilities for scheduled will beintaken District for the fiscal shifts. judgment Bachelors Degree Human Services or related field required. set up/adjust and operate woodworking machines while ensuring against you by default year 2019-2020 and to One year experience working with people with intellectual and quality standards are met. The applicant must have the ability to for the relief demanded authorize the requisite developmental disabilities preferred. work in a fast pace environment. Woodworking experience and portion thereof to be in the complaint. NOTICE YOU ARE Apply IN to: raised by taxation on the ability to operate a nail gun and read a tape measure preferred. DANGER LOSINGMountain Lake Services taxable property of the HumanOFResources, Must be motivated, reliable and able to lift 50 pounds. District. YOUR10 HOME St. Patrick’s Place, Port Henry, NY 12974 Apply to Human Resource Office YARD STAFF If you do not respond to 2. To elect two members www.mountainlakeservices.org Mountain Lake Services F.R. Smith and Sons Marina is looking for an experienced workeroftoEducajoin this summons and comof theyard Board https://www.facebook.com/mtlakeservices/ 10 St. Patrick’s Place • Port Henry, NY 12974 our yard staff. We are a full service marina with a reputation excellence. Our tion forofthree year terms plaint by serving a copy www.mountainlakeservices.org • www.facebook.com/mtlakeservices goal is to hire and a motivated and detail oriented individual who couldJuly grow 1, of the answer on the at-EOE commencing 213596 213998 EOE torney for the mortgage with our organization. 2019 and expiring on June 30, 2022 to succompany who filed this Responsibilities and Duties: ceed Robert Claus and foreclosure proceeding Moving and blocking of boats. against you and filing Kevin Kelly whose terms Boat washing, polishing and waxing. the answer with the expire June 30, 2019 Pulling boats out of storage and launching into water. 3. To authorize the purcourt, a default judgAll other duties as assigned. ment may be entered Qualifications and Skills:chase of a 65 passenger and you Adirondack can lose your Community school bus at a maxi• Must have mechanical and boat handling abilities. mum estimated cost not home. Action Programs, Inc. • Previous marina experience preferred. to exceed $115,000.00 Speak to an attorney or • Must possess a valid driver’s license. 4. To vote on any other go to the court where Services Director Non-Profi t Energy • Must be able to work weekends and summer holidays propositions which will your case is pending for Adirondack Community Action Programs Inc., a charitable non-profit, is lookon be placed on the ballot, further information Maintenance Person ing forhow individuals who are to make a difference in the lives of others. which relates to school to answer thewant sumDETAILER Applications are beingyour accepted for the following position: mons and protect at Schroon F.R. Smith & Sons Marina is looking for someone to business fill a detailer position we Lake Central School. Energyproperty. Services Director: This position will report to the Executive have at our marina. This position is responsible for maintaining proper detailing FURTHER NOTICE IS Sending a payment to Director. This position will oversee all aspects U.S.Department of standards for boats for new customers, display, stock, and service. company HEREBY BEING GIVEN Energyyour (DOE)mortgage Weatherization Assistance Program in accordance Responsibilities & Duties: will and notcontract stop this forethat petitions nominatSTATE OF NEW YORK with grant requirements and insure compliance with • Wash, clean, wax and vacuum interiors of boatsing for scheduled candidates for the action. SUPREME COURT all DOEclosure and NYS Homes and Community Renewal (NYSHCR) regucustomers. YOU MUST RESPOND office of member of the COUNTY OF ESSEX lations. In addition, they will work on developing the department by • Inspect boat’s overall condition so it will be acceptable customer. must Board oftoEducation SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- BY SERVING A COPY OF expanding “Fee for Service” activities including, but not limited to, • Inform Service Manager of any required repairs.be filed with the Clerk of MONS THE ANSWER ON THE (NYS Energy Research and Development Authority) ATTORNEY FOR THE the said school district, Index No. CV18-0220 The NYSERDA • All other duties as assigned. EMPOWER program. Monitoring and managing pertinent budgets, PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE not later than April 22, M&T BANK, Qualifications: contracts and grants will be a key part of the job responsibilities as COMPANY) AND FILING 2019 manner by 5:00to pm. Plaintiff, • Ability to communicate in a friendly and professional our Each well as promoting program objectives throughout the county and petition must be signed THE ANSWER WITH NOTICE OF customers ANNUALand other associates. v. integrating the program into the human service network. This perBUDGET • Able HEARING by at least twenty-five ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS, THE COURT. to lift up to 50 pounds. son willThis oversee personnel of the department with support from is an all attempt to colBUDGET VOTE AND qualified voters and DEVISEES, DISTRIBU• Able to stand for extended periods. Executive Thisany position ELECTION state the name and resilectDirector. a debt and infor- will begin 5/6/2019. TEES OR SUCCESSORS NOTICE OF ANNUAL • Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- MEETING, OF FORMATION IN INTEREST OF THE will preferred, be NOTICE of the candidate ELECTION dence Qualifimation cations: obtained Qualifications a relevant bachelor’s management, coworkers and customers. EN that the Annual BudLATE E. CHAPIN DAVIS, used for that purpose. OF Mont Calm Apotheand the vacancy for AND BUDGET VOTE degree and pertinent experience in the construction trades, possess valid drivers license. get Hearing •ofMust the inhabIF LIVING, AND IF ANY he foregoing summons cary, LLC Arts. of Org. SCHROON LAKE CEN- which the petition is besupervising staff , fi scal management and administration. Building BE DEAD, ANY AND ALL is served upon you by filed with the Sect'y of itants qualified to vote at TRAL SCHOOL DIS- ing submitted. Performance Institute (BPI) credentials would plus. on school meetings,Interested applicants can send resume to: GIVof the NOTICE IS HEREBY PERSONS WHO ARE publication pursuant to State TRICT, TOWN OF their of be NYa (SSNY) OF Marina EN THAT absentee balSPOUSES, WIDOWS, an order of Honorable 3/20/2019. Office loca- Crown Point Central SCHROON, F.R. SmithCOUNTY and Sons Submit letter of interest/resume by 3/29/2019 EOE TO BIDDERS GRANTEES, ESSEX, NEW YORK School District, Towns lots are available for MORT- Glen T. Bruening, Jus- tion, County of Essex. NOTICE ajones@acapinc.org 36 Sagamore Bolton GIVLanding NY, 12814 NOTICERd. IS HEREBY qualified voters, who on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- GAGEES, 213730 LIENORS, tice of the toSupreme SSNY has been desigof Crown Point, Moriah, EN that a public hearing EN, that the Under- HEIRS, DEVISEES, DIS- Court of the State of nated as agent of the and Ticonderoga in the the day of the Budget of the qualified voters of Vote will be absent from LLC upon whom pro- County of Essex, State TRIBUTEES, EXECU- New York, signed the signed, on behalf of the Essex County Board of TORS, of New York, will be held the Schroon Lake Cen- the Schroon Lake CenADMINISTRA- 6th day of March, 2019, cess against it may be New York. District, Es- tral School Supervisors, will accept TORS OR served. SSNY shall mail at the District Library in tral School District beSUCCESSORS at Essex,LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS sex County, Schroon sealed bids at the Office cause of studies, occuIN INTEREST OF SUCH Tax I.D. No. 65.4-2- process to: The LLC, 7 said district on Tuesday, STATE OF NEW YORK of the Purchasing Agent Lake, New York will be pation, duties, business, 29.000 Park Ave., Ticonderoga, May 14, 2019 at 7:00 OF THEM AS MAY BE COUNTY OF ESSEX until 2:00 P.M. on April DEAD, held in the Schroon Lake illness, vacation, physiAND THEIR ALL THAT TRACT OR NY 12883. Purpose: any p.m. for the transaction PUBLIC NOTICE 10, 2019 for Household Central School Auditori- cal disability, or conof such business as is SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- PARCEL OF LAND, situ- lawful act. NOTICE OF PUBLICA- Hazardous Waste Collec- VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES ate in the Town of West- TT-03/30-05/04/2019authorized by the New um on May 14, 2019 at fined to a hospital or jail. TION FORMATION OF A tion and Disposal. 7:00 pm for the presen- Application for an ab6TC-213386 York State Education AND SUCCESSORS IN port, County of Essex NEW YORK LIMITED LI- The bids shall be opened Law. tation of the budget. sentee ballot must be reINTEREST, ALL OF and State of New York, NOTICE OF FORMATION ABILITY COMPANY publicly and read aloud WHOM AND WHOSE bounded and described Of LIMITED LIABILITY A COPY OF THE PRO- The budget will be avail- ceived by the District PURSUANT TO NEW POSED SPENDING PLAN able for review begin- Clerk at least seven (7) on April 10, 2019 at NAMES AND PLACES OF as follows, viz: COMPANY (LLC) name: YORK LIMITED LIABILI- 2:00 P.M. at the Office ning on May 7, 2019 in RESIDENCE ARE UN- Beginning at a stake and days before the Budget Mountain Hollow Ma- for the ensuing school TY COMPANY LAW SEC- of the Purchasing Agent, KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, stone mark A twenty- sonry and Chimney LLC. year may be obtained by the Schroon Lake Cen- Vote so the ballot can be TION 203 any taxpayer in the Dis- tral School Office be- mailed. A list of those 7551 Court Street, Eliza- MANUFACTURERS AND seven rods and twelve Articles of organization 1. The name of the limit- bethtown, New York trict during the seven (7) tween the hours of 9:00 TRADERS TRUST COM- feet from the west line of persons to whom absenfiled with the Secretary ed liability company is 12932. PANY, UNITED STATES said Hoisingtons farm; of State of NY on days immediately pre- am and 4:00 pm daily tee ballots have been is158 STREET ENTER- Please contact the Pur- OF AMERICA BY THE IN- thence easterly along the 02/08/2019. (“SSNY”) is ceding the Annual Bud- excluding Saturdays, sued will be posted for PRISES, LLC. Sundays and holidays. inspection in the school chasing Office at (518) TERNAL REVENUE SER- highway leading to designated as agent get Hearing at the Crown 2. The date of filing of 873-3330 for additional VICE, NEW YORK STATE Point Central School Su- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- office five (5) days beWestport Village eight upon whom process the Articles of Organiza- information concerning DEPARTMENT OF TAXA- rods; thence north may be served.(“SSNY”) perintendents Office be- EN that the annual meet- fore the vote. An absention with the Department ing of the qualified vot- tee ballot must reach the northeast seven rods; shall mail process to the tween the hours of 8:00 the bidding. Specifica- TION AND FINANCE, of State is MARCH 19, tions and standard pro- Defendants. ers of the Schroon Lake office of the District thence west northwest LLC at 12 Newell Rd a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 2019. posals for the proposed To the above named De- six rods; thence south- Crown Point NY 12928. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN Central School District Clerk at the Schroon 3. The county in New work may be obtained at fendants: west five rods to the To engage in any lawful Lake Central School not that petitions nominat- of the Town of Schroon, York in which the office the above address, or on You are hereby sum- place of beginning, mak- act or activity. ing candidates for the Essex County, New York later than 5:00 pm on of the company is locat- the Countys website at: moned to answer the will be held at the the day of the Budget ing one fourth of an TT-03/02-0406/2019office of trustees of the ed is ESSEX. acre, be the same, more https://www.co.escomplaint in this action Board of Education must Schroon Lake Central Vote. 6TC-210911 4. The Secretary of State be filed with the District School district on Tues- FURTHER NOTICE IS or less. It is agreed that sex.ny.us/bidders/puband to serve a copy of NOTICE OF FORM. OF Office, by 3:00 p.m. on day May 21, 2019 be- HEREBY GIVEN, that the has been designated as licbids.aspx. the parties of the second your answer, or if the North Country Pool Ser- April 22, 2019, or the agent of the company part are to build, keep in All bids submitted in re- complaint is not served tween the hours of 12 qualified voters of the vice, LLC. Arts. of Org. upon whom process Noon and 8:00 pm, or School District shall be District Clerk, Jeanne with this summons, to repair one half of the line sponse to this notice filed with SSNY on may be served, and the be marked shall serve a notice of appear- fences. McMurtry, by 5:00 p.m. until those present at entitled to vote at the Secretary of State shall "SEALED BID HOUSE- ance on the Plaintiff's at- TOGETHER WITH a right 02/21/18. Office loca- Petitions must contain that time have voted, at said budget vote. A tion: Essex SSNY desg. mail a copy of any pro- HOLD the signatures of at least which time the polls will qualified voter is one HAZARDOUS torneys within thirty to take water from a ceras agent of LLC upon cess against the compa- WASTE" clearly on the be open to vote by paper who is: 1. A citizen of 25 qualified voters of the days after the service of tain spring located on ny served upon him or outside of the envelope ballot upon the following premises now or former- whom process against it District. There are three the United States. 2. this summons, exclusive may be served. SSNY her to items: (3) vacancies to be filled with the bidders name Eighteen years of age or of the day of service, ly owned by Iva Tryon mail process to 293 Fisk 158 STREET ENTER- and address. for a period of three (3) 1. To adopt the annual older. 3. A resident withand in case of your fail- and said spring rights Road, Moriah, New PRISES, LLC years. Incumbent(s) budget of the School being more particularly Essex County affirma- ure to appear or answer, in the District for a periYork, 12960. Any lawful 30 CLUB LANE are: Michael St.Pierre, District for the fiscal od of thirty (30) days described in a deed from tively states that in re- judgment will be taken CROWN POINT, NY gard to any contract en- against you by default year 2019-2020 and to next preceding the BudAnita Johnson, and Iva Tryon to Blanche purpose. TT-03/30-05/04/201912928 authorize the requisite get Vote. The School Lorene Cutting. Price dated April 25, tered into pursuant to for the relief demanded 6TC-213288 5. The term of the limit- these instructions, within the complaint. NOTICE IS FURTHER portion thereof to be District may require all 1985 and recorded in NOTICE CONCERNING GIVEN that voting on the ed liability company raised by taxation on the out regard to race, color, NOTICE YOU ARE IN the Essex County Clerks persons offering to vote THE EXAMINATION OF proposed budget for the shall be perpetual. taxable property of the at the Budget Vote to sex, religion, age, na- DANGER OF LOSING Office on May 10, 1985 6. The purpose of the provide one form of in Book 832 of Deeds at ASSESSMENT INVEN- 2019-2020 school year, District. tional origin, disability, YOUR HOME TORY AND VALUATION on candidates for the 2. To elect two members limited liability company Page 32. sexual preference or If you do not respond to proof of residency puris to engage in any law- Vietnam Era veteran sta- this summons and com- ALSO ALL THAT TRACT DATA (Pursuant to sec- Board of Education and of the Board of Educa- suant to Education Law tion 501 of the Real ful act or activity for tus, disadvantaged and plaint by serving a copy on any other proposition for three year terms #20018-c. Such form OR PARCEL OF LAND as Property Tax Law) which limited liability commencing July 1, may include a drivers liminority or women- of the answer on the at- conveyed by Boundary tions, will take place on companies may be orga- owned business enter- torney for the mortgage Line Agreement in Liber Notice is hereby given Tuesday, May 21, 2019. 2019 and expiring on cense, a non driver identhat assessment inven- Voting will begin in the nized. June 30, 2022 to suc- tification card, a utility 1593 at Page 249. prises will be afforded company who filed this TT-04/6-05/11/2019These premises are also tory and valuation data main entrance foyer of ceed Robert Claus and equal opportunity to foreclosure proceeding bill, or a voter registra6TC-213512 known as 787 Ledge Hill is available for examina- the Crown Point Central Kevin Kelly whose terms submit bids in response tion card. Upon offer of against you and filing Road, Westport, NY tion and review. This School beginning at expire June 30, 2019 proof of residency, the the answer with the hereto. NOTICE OF FORMATION data is the information 3. To authorize the pur- School District may also Dated: March 25, 2019 12:00 noon until 1:30 court, a default judg- 12993. OF A DOMESTIC LIMIT- Linda M. Wolf, CPA WOODS OVIATT which will be used to es- p.m. and then relocate chase of a 65 passenger require all persons to ment may be entered ED LIABILITY COMPANY Purchasing Agent tablish the assessment to the Cafeteria from school bus at a maxi- provide their signature, and you can lose your GILMAN LLP (LLC) of each parcel which 1:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. mum estimated cost not printed name and adAttorney for Plaintiff Essex County Govern- home. Under Section 206 of will appear on the tenta- or until those present at to exceed $115,000.00 ment Center Speak to an attorney or 700 Crossroads Building dress. The Limited Liability tive assessment roll of that time have voted in 4. To vote on any other NOTICE IS HEREBY BE2 State Street 7551 Court Street PO go to the court where Company Law The Town of Putnam, the Crown Point Central propositions which will ING GIVEN that the Box 217 your case is pending for Rochester, NY 14614 The name of the LLC is which will be filed on or School District, County be placed on the ballot, School District Clerk is further information on TT-03/30-04/20/2019Elizabethtown, New York AMF Compliance, LLC. 12932 before May 1st, 2019. of Essex, State of New which relates to school how to answer the sum- 4TC-213287 hereby authorized to The Articles of OrganizaAn appointment to re- York. Handicapped ac- business at Schroon mons and protect your amend the notice of the (518) 873-3332 tion were filed with the view the assessment in- cessibility is gained by Lake Central School. property. District Meeting and TT-4/6/2019-1TCNY Secretary of State on 213696 formation may be made FURTHER NOTICE IS Budget from time to the cafeteria doors. Sending a payment to January 11, 2019. The Land Of Dreams LLC by telephoning the as- PETITIONS AND ABSEN- HEREBY BEING GIVEN time as, in her discreyour mortgage company purpose of the LLC is to TEE BALLOTS may be that petitions nominat- tion, such amendment will not stop this fore- Arts of Org. filed SSNY sessor at 518- 796-4548 engage in any lawful act STATE OF NEW YORK closure action. 2/28/19. Office: Essex by April 17, 2019. ing candidates for the might be required. obtained from the Office COURT or activity. The office of SUPREME Co. SSNY design agent April 6, 2019 Dated March 28, 2019 of the Superintendent, office of member of the COUNTY OF ESSEX YOU MUST RESPOND the LLC is to be located process & shall mail for William McCarty Crown Point Central Board of Education must District Clerk: Lisa DeZaSUPPLEMENTAL SUM- BY SERVING A COPY OF to Legalinc Corp Srvcs in Essex County. The Sole Assessor, Town of School, Main Street, be filed with the Clerk of lia THE ANSWER ON THE Secretary of State is MONS Inc. 1967 Wehrle Dr #1- Putnam Crown Point, New York, the said school district, Board of Education ATTORNEY FOR THE Index No. CV18-0220 designated as the agent Buffalo, NY 14221 086 TT-04/6/2019-1TCnot later than April 22, President: Bruce Murduring school hours. PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE M&T BANK, of the LLC upon whom 213504 2019 by 5:00 pm. Each TT-04/6,4/20, dock COMPANY) AND FILING General Purpose process against the LLC Plaintiff, TT-03/23-04/27/2019petition must be signed Schroon Lake Central THE ANSWER WITH 5/4,5/11/2019-4TCNOTICE OF ANNUAL may be served. The ad- v. 6TC-212408 by at least twenty-five THE COURT. School District BUDGET HEARING 213328 dress of which the Sec- ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS, This is an attempt to colqualified voters and Town of Schroon, CounBUDGET VOTE AND retary of State shall mail DEVISEES, DISTRIBUstate the name and resi- ty of Essex, New York ELECTION TEES OR SUCCESSORS lect a debt and any inforNOTICE OF ANNUAL a copy of any process TTmation obtained will be NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- MEETING, ELECTION dence of the candidate against the LLC is P.O. IN INTEREST OF THE and the vacancy for 4/6,4/20,5/4,5/11/2019used for that purpose. OF Mont Calm Apothe- EN that the Annual Bud- AND BUDGET VOTE Box 235, Moriah, New LATE E. CHAPIN DAVIS, IF LIVING, AND IF ANY he foregoing summons get Hearing of the inhab- SCHROON LAKE CEN- which the petition is be- 4TC-214130 cary, LLC Arts. of Org. York 12960. is served upon you by filed with the Sect'y of itants qualified to vote at TRAL SCHOOL DIS- ing submitted. BE DEAD, ANY AND ALL TT-03/16-04/20/2019CENTRAL PERSONS WHO ARE publication pursuant to State of NY (SSNY) on school meetings, of the TOWN OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- PUTNAM TRICT, 6TC-211636 WIDOWS, an order of Honorable SPOUSES, 3/20/2019. Office loca- Crown Point Central SCHROON, COUNTY OF EN THAT absentee bal- SCHOOL Notice of Budlots are available for get Hearing And Notice GRANTEES, ESSEX, NEW YORK MORT- Glen T. Bruening, Jus- tion, County of Essex. School District, Towns NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- GAGEES, LIENORS, tice of the Supreme SSNY has been desigof Crown Point, Moriah, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- qualified voters, who on of Annual Meeting, Budthe day of the Budget EN, that the Under- HEIRS, DEVISEES, DIS- Court of the State of nated as agent of the get Vote and Election EN that a public hearing and Ticonderoga in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVof the qualified voters of Vote will be absent from LLC upon whom pro- County of Essex, State TRIBUTEES, EXECU- New York, signed the signed, on behalf of the Essex County Board of TORS, ADMINISTRA- 6th day of March, 2019, cess against it may be of New York, will be held the Schroon Lake Cen- the Schroon Lake Cen- EN that a public hearing served. SSNY shall mail at the District Library in tral School District, Es- tral School District be- of the qualified voters of Supervisors, will accept TORS OR SUCCESSORS at Essex, New York. cause of studies, occu- the Putnam Central sex County, Schroon sealed bids at the Office IN INTEREST OF SUCH Tax I.D. No. 65.4-2- process to: The LLC, 7 said district on Tuesday, 29.000 School District, WashLake, New York will be pation, duties, business, of the Purchasing Agent OF THEM AS MAY BE Park Ave., Ticonderoga, May 14, 2019 at 7:00 illness, vacation, physi- ington County, New held in the Schroon Lake until 2:00 P.M. on April DEAD, AND THEIR ALL THAT TRACT OR NY 12883. Purpose: any p.m. for the transaction Central School Auditori- cal disability, or con- York will be held in the 10, 2019 for Household SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- PARCEL OF LAND, situ- lawful act. of such business as is authorized by the New um on May 14, 2019 at fined to a hospital or jail. 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scendants, executors, be filed with the Clerk of administrators, de- YOUR HOME If you do the District, not later visees, legatees, credi- not respond to this sumthan 5:00 p.m. on April tors, trustees, commit- mons and complaint by 22, 2019. Each petition tees, lienors, and as- serving a copy of the antheTimes attorney for Sun | April 6, 2019 • 13 shall be directed to the signees of such de- swer onThe Published by Denton Publications, Inc. www.suncommunitynews.com of Ti PUTNAM CENTRAL ceased, any and all per- the mortgage company Clerk of the District and sons deriving interest in who filed this forecloSCHOOL Notice of Bud- shall be signed by at sure proceeding against least 25 voters of the or lien upon, or title to get Hearing And Notice said real property by, you and filing the anof Annual Meeting, Bud- District, must state the through or under them, swer with the court, a name and residence of get Vote and Election or either of them, and default judgment may be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- the candidate and shall describe the specific vatheir respective wives, entered and you can EN that a public hearing widows, husbands, wid- lose your home. Speak of the qualified voters of cancy for which the canto an attorney or go to owers, heirs at law, next the Putnam Central didate is nominated. School District, Wash- AND FURTHER NOTICE of kin, descendants, ex- the court where your Education and Training Resources (ETR) is seeking to fiHEREBY ll the following at Northlands ington County, New IS GIVEN positions that ecutors, administrators, case is pending for furJob Corps: York will be held in the applications for absendevisees, legatees, cred- ther information on how Putnam School building tee ballots will be obitors, trustees, commit- to answer the summons Finance on County Route 2 in tainable between the tees, lienors and as- and protect your properF & A Admin. Support Manager starting at $70,000/year. ty. Sending a payment to hours of 7:00 a.m. and the Town of Putnam, signs, all of whom and p.m. Monday New York on May 14, 2:00 SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- whose names, except as the mortgage company Security, Safety & Transportation throughandFriday, 2019 at Requires 6:30 P.M. MONS SUPREME stated, are unknown to will not stop the foreclo**Drivers starting at $16.35/hour. a CDL license a High except School Diploma. from the Dis(D.S.T.) the presenCOURT OF THE STATE plaintiff; TRIXIE WHAL- sure action. YOU MUST Drivers (On-Call): Requires a CDLfor license and a Highholidays, School Diploma. OF NEW YORK, COUN- LEY AS HEIR TO THE RESPOND BY SERVING trict Clerk. Completed tation of the budget. The Campus Monitors On-Call starting School Diploma required. TY OF ESSEX NATION- ESTATE for absenA COPY OF THE ANbudget willatbe$15/hour. availableHighapplications OF HELEN STAR MORTGAGE LLC HARE; SECRETARY OF SWER ON THE ATTORfor review on May 7, tee ballots must be reIndependent Living D/B/A CHAMPION HOUSING AND URBAN NEY FOR THE PLAINceived by the District 2019 at starting the Putnam Residential Counselors (On-Call): at $24.25/hour MORTGAGE COMPANY, DEVELOPMENT; at least seven (7) classwork. Central School. NEW TIFF (MORTGAGE COM(Requires Bachelor’s degree and 15 credits of socialClerk service/social science Plaintiff, against STACEY YORK STATE DEPART- PANY) AND FILING THE NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN days prior to the vote if Recreation LAWRENCE AS HEIR TO MENT OF TAXATION ANSWER WITH THE the ballot is to be mailed that the annual meeting THE ESTATE OF HELEN COURT. HELP FOR AND FINANCE; UNITED Recreation Specialist (F/T) of the qualified voters of to the voter, or the day IN HARE; if living, and if STATES OF AMERICA HOMEOWNERS Putnam Central before election, if the Recreation Aide (P/T) the FORECLOSURE; New he/she be dead, any and INTERNAL REVENUE School District, Wash- ballot is to be personally Food Services all persons unknown to SERVICE; and JOHN York State law requires ington County, New delivered to the voter. **Cook starting at $16/hour. Absentee ballots must that we send you this plaintiff, claiming, or DOE AND JANE DOE #1 York, will be held in the News Printing is looking an energetic, selfabout thefor foreclowho maySun claimCommunity to have through #7,and the last sev- notice at the be received by the DisHealth and Wellness gymnasium process. an interest in, or gener- motivated trict Clerk not later than en (7) names being ficti- tosure School (F/T) on County Route individual join our salesPlease team. Health and Wellness Manager Starting at 73,000/year. ally or specific lien upon tious and unknown to read it carefully. SUM2 in the Town of Put- 5:00 p.m. on May 21, This position manages anam, full wellness team. Must a Registered Nurse. MONS AND COMPLAINT New York, on be 2019. the real property de- the Plaintiff, the persons **TEAP/SUBSTANCE ABUSE Specialist (F/T) Starting at $60,000/year. personorwill work withbeing local You businesses toofdevelop advertising losare in danger Tuesday, May 21, 2019, scribedThe in right this action; A list of all persons to parties intended This position is responsible for providing education on drugs and requires ing yourneeds. home. If you between the hours of whom such campaigns unknown persons absentee ballotsa CADC (Certified the tenants, and assist withoccupants, their marketing Previous advertising p.m. (D.S.T.) and shall have been issued being herein generally persons or parties, if fail to respond to the Alcohol and Drug Abuse1:00 Counselor) certification. sales experience is helpful, but not mandatory. account list Summons An andestablished Com8:00 p.m. (D.S.T.) dur- will be available in the described and intended any, having or claiming Please submit all applications to our applicant portal at etrky.com for all roles in Vergennes, VT. growth plaintopportunities. in this Foreclosure office of the District ing which hours the to be included in the is an provided interest in with or lien Clerk from 7:00 a.m.will un-be subject to drug testing Action, you may lose polls will be opened to facility. following designation, upon the mortgaged Employment will be at a Federal Department of Labor All applicants til 2:00 p.m. prevailing your home. both Please print read and digital ads vote by ballot upon the namely: the wife, widow, include premises preparing described in and and a full background check. Responsibilities selling time on each of the five following items: husband, widower, heirs the Complaint, Defen- the Summons and ComETR/NORTHLANDS JOB CORPS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER OF FEMALES/MINORITIES fornext TheofSun’s printdants-Index and digital Candidates enjoy working at law, kin, dedays prior to the day of carefully. should You SUPREME 1. To IS adopt the annual no. products. CV18- plaint COURT OF scendants, the election, Satimmediately con- THE STATE budget of the Plaintiff DesigOF NEW with executors, people, be0519. goal-orientated and should have good communication skills. 100A MacDonough DriveSchool • Vergennes, VT 05491except • 802-877-0159 tact an attorney of your opportunities. administrators, de- compensation District for the fiscal urday or Sunday and the nates Essex County as YORK Weekly base package plus commission **Critical positions! visees, legatees, credi- the Place of Trial. The local legal aid office to COUNTY OF ESSEX set for the election. year 2019-2020 and toneedday 213236 tors, trustees, commit- Basis of Venue is that obtain advice on how to PennyMac Loan SerAny qualified voter authorize the requisite Community andaction Printing dental, vices, life insurance protectmedical, yourself. tees, Sun lienors, and as- News portion thereof to be present in the polling the subject is sit- offers LLC SOURCES INFORMA- plan. signees of benefi such ts, de-paid County. place may object to the uated in off, Essexand raised by taxation on the Plaintiff, time a SIMPLE IRAOF retirement EOE. ceased, any and all per- To the above named De- TION AND ASSISTANCE - against voting of the ballot upon taxable property of the appropriate grounds by sons deriving interest in fendantsYOU ARE The State encourages district. Joseph G. Mandy if livReliable valid drivers’ license, current auto ing insurance to become informed or lien upon, orTransportation, title to HEREBY SUMMONED to you 2. To elect one (1) mem- making his/her chaland if any and be dead, said real property by, answer the driving Complaint record in aboutis required. your options in any and all persons who ber of the Board of Edu- lenge and reasons theregood OF SALE through or under them, this action and to serve fore known to the In- NOTICE foreclosure. In addition cation as follows: are spouses, widows, One (1) member, for a spector of Election be- SUPREME COURT ES- or either of them, and a copy of your answer, to seeking assistance grantees, mortgagees, send letter and resume to: lienor, heirs, devisees, from an attorney or legal SEX COUNTY their respective wives, To or,apply, if the complaint is 5-year term commenc- fore the close of the aid office, there are govWELLS FARGO BANK, widows, husbands, wid- not served Manager with this Ashley ing on July 1, 2019 and polls. General Alexander at distributees, or succesexpiring on June 30, AND FURTHER NOTICE NA, Plaintiff against LI- owers, heirs at law, next Summons, to serve a ernment agencies and sors in interest of such ashley@suncommunitynews.com 2024, to succeed Kristie IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ONEL SIMARD JR. AS of kin, descendants, ex- notice of appearance, on non-profit organizations of the above as may be Watrous, whose term ecutors, administrators, the Plaintiffs Attorney(s) that you may contact for dead, and their spouses, the qualified voters of HEIR TO THE ESTATE Licensed Practical Nurses informationindependently about possi- heirs, expires on June 30, the School District shall OF LIONEL SIMARD devisees,This legatees, within 20 devisees, is ancredopportunity to days workafter for the a 70-year-old owned, localdistribuSouth Burlington, VT to vote in AK/A LIONEL R. itors, trustees, commit- service of this Sum- ble options, including 2019. be entitled tees and successors in company with an excellent business and fi nancial reputation. Our only limits are and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- said annual vote and SIMARD, et al Defen- tees, lienors and as- mons, exclusive of the trying to work with your interest, all of whom Join our growing of over 6,000 election. health professionals theofextent the vision of our(or staff. If youlender believe youthis have dants Attorney for Plain- signs, all A qualified vot-nationwide! during pro-the qualifi EN thatteam a copy of the within whom of and day of service whose cations names and cess. To locate entity including statement of the amount er is one who is (1) A tiff(s) Frenkel Lambert whose names, except as to30filldays the service places of residences are necessary thisafter position, please submit youranresume Weiss & Gor- stated, are unknown to is complete citizen of passionate the Unitedteam near you, you may call unknown to Plaintiff , of money which awill be if this Sum- requirements. At Centurion, our dedication to making difference and our of theWeisman best compensation don,correctional LLP, 53 Gibson (2) of the plaintiff; UNKNOWN mons is not personally the toll-free helpline required to fundhasthe Housing Assistance Proand the brightest healthcare employees madeStates us oneofofAmerica, the leaders maintained by the New gram of Essex County, Eighteen (18) years of Street, Bay Shore, NY HEIRS TO THE ESTATE school districts budget delivered to you within health industry. Whether driven by purpose on a(3)journey of professional 11706 Attorney (s) for OF HELEN HARE any the State of New York); York State Department Inc., Glens Falls National orimpact older, orand ex- ageand foryou theare 2019-2020, growth, our opportunities can of offer both. Centurion is proud to be the the provider of healthcare Plaintiff (s). and all persons un- the United States of of Financial Services at Bank and Trust CompaResident within clusive public monies, 14 appear Hand Ave. 178 BroadorSt. Montcalm St. an exemption sum- School District for a pe- Pursuant to a Judgment known to plaintiff, claim- America may visit 102 or 1-800-269-0990 ny, New York State Deservices to the Vermontand Department of Corrections. Elizabethtown, Plattsburgh, NY Ticonderoga, mary report as required of Foreclosure and Sale the Departments website riod of thirty (30) days ing, or who may claim to answer within 60 days NY partment of NY Taxation by section 495 of Real next preceding the annu- entered December 27, have an interest at in, or of service hereof; and in and Finance, United ~•w • We are currently seeking full time; hours per week, nightThe shift Licensed Practical 2018, I will sell at public Property Tax36 Law, may general or specific lien case of your failure to http://www.dfs.ny.gov. al voteday andand election. States of America-Inter212033 Nurses at our Chittenden RegionalbyCorrectional in South Burlington, VT. to the highest upon the real property appear or answer, judg- FORECLOSURE RESCUE nal Revenue Service, be obtained any resi- Facility School District may re- auction dent of the district dur- quire all persons offer- bidder at the Essex described in this action; ment will be taken SCAMS Be careful of Defendants. Courthouse, such unknown persons ing the business hours against you by default people who 1 approach ing to vote at the budget County Index No. CV18-0351 Requirements: 1 uA us I 'save c 1 1 1 R c 'Filed: u ' s ■ "e 'u F 0to "• I ''o '\, "• beginning Tuesday, May you with ■offers vote and election to pro- 7559 Court Street, Eliza- being herein generally for the relief demanded 3/26/19 • Must have current LPN license in VT "u s E s I •0 D E S S A ■ • A. E T N "o N 0 your home. There are in1, 2019 at the Putnam bethtown, NY 12932 on described and intended vide one form of proof in the Complaint. That ,..., T E R Y I "FSUM"s H R O "u 0 E 0 I SUPPLEMENTAL N N "y 0 A • Experience in med/surg or correctional environment preferred Solution watch Central School. to Sudoku be included in the fol- this Supplemental Sum- dividuals who RI MONS'I of residency pursuant to April 24, 2019 at 10:00 "'s for A s• 0 U R •• "v 11 31 ' ' •• s "o ~E 0 "c R foreclosure • Must be able to pass background investigation obtain Law agency securityAM. clearance , ■ •u •s H NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN and 0 N • designates R • Es0 Premises known as lowing designation, mons is being filed pur- notices of Education 2018-c. , place ...C Plaintiff C • "c H Aas0 the that the petitions nomi- Such a form may include 57 Mountain Spring ofD the namely: the wife, widow, suantC to sex County H I an P Sorder W E E D F I S H actions M N B D in order to unI ..u "o "'e.. R ..A F A L s .. 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NAMED ~~~ the and District, promises and any sugTO ABOVE to this sumhealth and dependent care more! not later offer of proof of residen- land situate in the Town visees, "c H A R C E s ■ 't •e E THE L U T E N T S A R F U Y O (/ O X R S D "o A L C 0 K 3 trustees, 6 7 8 4commit1 5 2 mons 9 that pay I DEFENDANT(S): than 5:00 p.m. on April cy, the School District of Noriah, County of Es- tors, E ~ R L D complaint A L R U W C Sby L M A gestions T O T A and • 0 R you A N T R A 0 e N A M E y~ A L O L ~~ p S I L K Y O I'; O H E M M U E M , 0 ., '° T UH "E ARE n "G I N YOU , ■ over 22, 2019. Each petition may also require all per- sex and State of New tees, H I sign S E M a copy of the an- them a fee or 2 8lienors, 4 9 5and3 as6 1 serving 7 L I F E P C A G E I Y E O S I G N A • A HEREBY • NSUMN C re0 c• E A F to answer the O Hthe A N attorney K I A W ,, A for R D D N your H .... H C deed. E shall beplease directedemail to theresumes Approximate State law sons offering to vote to York. 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T sold of Annual Meeting, Bud- District, must state the said real property by, you and filing the an- which fully·i describes Complaint AND FUTHER NOTICE IS Premises will be213933 name and residence of HEREBY GIVEN, that subject to provisions of through or under them, swer with the court, a services they will per- with this Summons, to get Vote and Election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- the candidate and shall pursuant to a rule adopt- filed Judgment Index No or either of them, and default judgment may be form and fees they will serve a Notice of Apdescribe the specific va- ed by the Board of Edu- CV16-0571. For sale in- their respective wives, entered and you can charge, and which pro- pearance on the attorEN that a public hearing formation, please visit widows, LEGALS from taking which the can- cation LEGALS of the qualified husbands, wid- lose your neys for the plaintiff home. Speak hibits them in accordance LEGALSvoters of cancy forLEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS the Putnam Central didate is nominated. www.Auction.com or owers, heirs at law, next any money from you un- within twenty (20) days with Sections 2035 and to an attorney or go to School District, Wash- AND FURTHER NOTICE call (800) 280-2832. Bri- of kin, descendants, ex- the court where your til they have completed 2008 of the Education after service of this ington County, New IS HEREBY GIVEN that Law, any referenda or an S. Stewart, Esq., Ref- ecutors, administrators, case is pending for fur- all such promised ser- Summons, exclusive of York will be held in the applications for absen- proposition to amend eree 01-083127-F00 devisees, legatees, cred- ther information on how vices. We are attempting the day of service (or Putnam School building to collect a debt. Any in- within thirty (30) days tee ballots will be ob- the budget, or otherwise TT-03/23-04/13/2019itors, trustees, commit- to answer the summons on County Route 2 in tainable between the tees, lienors and as- and protect your proper- formation obtained will after service is complete to be submitted for vot- 4TC-212480 be used for that pur- if this Summons is not hours of 7:00 a.m. and the Town of Putnam, signs, all of whom and ty. Sending a payment to ing at said vote and elecp.m. Monday New York on May 14, 2:00 pose. The foregoing tion, must be filed with SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- whose names, except as the mortgage company personally delivered to 2019 at 6:30 P.M. through Friday, except stated, are unknown to will not stop the foreclo- summons is served you within the State of the Board of Education MONS SUPREME (D.S.T.) for the presen- holidays, from the Dis- at the Putnam Central COURT OF THE STATE New York). In case of plaintiff; TRIXIE WHAL- sure action. YOU MUST upon you by publication trict Clerk. Completed tation of the budget. The School on or before RESPOND BY SERVING pursuant to an order of your failure to appear or OF NEW YORK, COUN- LEY AS HEIR TO THE applications for absen- April 22, 2019 at 5:00 budget will be available OF HELEN A COPY OF THE AN- the Honorable Glen T. answer, judgment will TY OF ESSEX NATION- ESTATE for review on May 7, tee ballots must be re- p.m. prevailing time; STAR MORTGAGE LLC HARE; SECRETARY OF SWER ON THE ATTOR- Bruening, AJSC dated be taken against you by ceived by the District must be typed or printed 2019 at the Putnam D/B/A CHAMPION HOUSING AND URBAN NEY FOR THE PLAIN- March 6, 2019. The ob- default for the relief deCentral School. Clerk at least seven (7) in English language; MORTGAGE COMPANY, DEVELOPMENT; NEW TIFF (MORTGAGE COM- ject of this action is to manded in the Comforeclose a mortgage NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN days prior to the vote if must be directed to the Plaintiff, against STACEY YORK STATE DEPART- PANY) AND FILING THE plaint. covering the and that the annual meeting the ballot is to be mailed Clerk of the School Dis- LAWRENCE AS HEIR TO MENT OF TAXATION ANSWER WITH THE NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND RELIEF of the qualified voters of to the voter, or the day AND FINANCE; UNITED trict; must be signed by HELP FOR premises known as COURT. THE ESTATE OF HELEN the Putnam Central before election, if the at least twenty-five (25) HARE; if living, and if STATES OF AMERICA HOMEOWNERS IN 6025 NYS Route 86, SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the REVENUE School District, Wash- ballot is to be personally of the qualified voters of he/she be dead, any and INTERNAL New Wilmington, NY 12997 FORECLOSURE; above captioned action ington County, New delivered to the voter. the District; and must all persons unknown to SERVICE; and JOHN York State law requires located at Section 16.19 is to foreclose a MortAbsentee ballots must state the name and resi- plaintiff, claiming, or DOE AND JANE DOE #1 York, will be held in the Block 4 and Lot 10.000 that we send you this gage to secure at the be received by the Dis- dence of each signer. who may claim to have gymnasium through #7, the last sev- notice about the foreclo- Dated: March 8, 2019 $42,630.00 and interest, School on County Route trict Clerk not later than However, the School and Filed: March 8, 2019 an interest in, or gener- en (7) names being ficti- sure process. Please recorded in the Office of 2 in the Town of Put- 5:00 p.m. on May 21, Board will not entertain ally or specific lien upon tious and unknown to read it carefully. SUM- Pincus Law Group, nam, New York, on 2019. or place before the vot- the real property de- the Plaintiff, the persons PLLC., Attorney for the Clerk of the County MONS AND COMPLAINT Tuesday, May 21, 2019, A list of all persons to or parties intended being ers any proposition if its scribed in this action; You are in danger of los- Plaintiff, By: George J. of ESSEX on January 28, 2005, in Book 1455, between the hours of whom absentee ballots the tenants, occupants, ing your home. If you purpose is beyond the such unknown persons Weissinger, Esq., 425 1:00 p.m. (D.S.T.) and RXR Plaza, Uniondale, Page 0235, covering shall have been issued power of the voters or is being herein generally persons or parties, if fail to respond to the 8:00 p.m. (D.S.T.) dur- will be available in the illegal, or any proposi- described and intended any, having or claiming Summons and Com- NY 11556 (516) 699- premises known as 75 8902. ing which hours the office of the District tion requiring the expen- to be included in the Wasson Street, Witheran interest in or lien plaint in this Foreclosure polls will be opened to Clerk from 7:00 a.m. un- diture of monies which TT-03/16-04/06/2019bee, NY 12998. Action, you may lose following designation, upon the mortgaged vote by ballot upon the til 2:00 p.m. prevailing The relief sought in the 4TC-212177 fails to include specific namely: the wife, widow, premises described in your home. Please read time on each of the five following items: within action is a final the Complaint, Defen- the Summons and Comappropriations for all husband, widower, heirs 1. To adopt the annual days prior to the day of such expenditures re- at law, next of kin, de- dants-Index no. CV18- plaint carefully. You SUPREME COURT OF judgment directing the the election, except Sat- quired by the proposi- scendants, budget of the School sale of the premises deexecutors, 0519. Plaintiff Desig- should immediately con- THE STATE OF NEW scribed above to satisfy tion. District for the fiscal urday or Sunday and the tact an attorney of your YORK de- nates Essex County as administrators, the debt secured by the year 2019-2020 and to day set for the election. Kim M. Brown visees, legatees, credi- the Place of Trial. The local legal aid office to COUNTY OF ESSEX described qualified voter School District Clerk Any authorize the requisite tors, trustees, commit- Basis of Venue is that obtain advice on how to PennyMac Loan Ser- Mortgage above. TTportion thereof to be present in the polling yourself. vices, LLC tees, lienors, and as- the subject action is sit- protect NOTICE place may object to the 4/6,4/20,5/4,5/18/2019raised by taxation on the SOURCES OF INFORMA- Plaintiff, signees of such de- uated in Essex County. YOU ARE IN DANGER taxable property of the voting of the ballot upon 4TC-214126 ceased, any and all per- To the above named De- TION AND ASSISTANCE - against appropriate grounds by district. ARE The State encourages sons deriving interest in fendantsYOU Joseph G. Mandy if liv- OF LOSING YOUR HOME 2. To elect one (1) mem- making his/her chalHEREBY SUMMONED to you to become informed or lien upon, or title to ing and if any be dead, If you do not respond to Summons and ber of the Board of Edu- lenge and reasons theresaid real property by, answer the Complaint in about your options in any and all persons who this fore known to the In- NOTICE cation as follows: foreclosure. In addition OF SALE through or under them, this action and to serve are spouses, widows, Complaint by serving a One (1) member, for a spector of Election be- SUPREME COURT ES- or either of them, and a copy of your answer, to seeking assistance grantees, mortgagees, copy of the answer on 5-year term commenc- fore the close of the from an attorney or legal lienor, heirs, devisees, the attorney for the SEX COUNTY their respective wives, or, if the complaint is ing on July 1, 2019 and polls. aid office, there are gov- distributees, or succes- Mortgage company who WELLS FARGO BANK, widows, husbands, wid- not served with this expiring on June 30, AND FURTHER NOTICE filed this foreclosure Summons, to serve a ernment agencies and sors in interest of such NA, Plaintiff against LI- owers, heirs at law, next proceeding against you 2024, to succeed Kristie IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ONEL SIMARD JR. AS of kin, descendants, ex- notice of appearance, on non-profit organizations of the above as may be Watrous, whose term the qualified voters of HEIR TO THE ESTATE ecutors, administrators, the Plaintiffs Attorney(s) that you may contact for dead, and their spouses, and filing the answer expires on June 30, the School District shall OF LIONEL SIMARD devisees, legatees, cred- within 20 days after the information about possi- heirs, devisees, distribu- with the court, a default 2019. be entitled to vote in AK/A LIONEL R. itors, trustees, commit- service of this Sum- ble options, including tees and successors in judgment may be enNOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- said annual vote and SIMARD, et al Defen- tees, lienors and as- mons, exclusive of the trying to work with your interest, all of whom and tered and you can lose election. A qualified vot- dants Attorney for Plain- signs, all of whom and EN that a copy of the your home. day of service (or within lender during this pro- whose names and statement of the amount er is one who is (1) A tiff(s) Frenkel Lambert whose names, except as 30 days after the service cess. To locate an entity places of residences are Speak to an attorney or citizen of the United of money which will be Weiss Weisman & Gor- stated, are unknown to is complete if this Sum- near you, you may call unknown to Plaintiff , go to the court where States of America, (2) don, LLP, 53 Gibson required to fund the the toll-free helpline UNKNOWN mons is not personally plaintiff; Housing Assistance Pro- your case is pending for Eighteen (18) years of Street, Bay Shore, NY HEIRS TO THE ESTATE school districts budget further information on delivered to you within maintained by the New gram of Essex County, how to answer the Sumfor the 2019-2020, ex- age or older, and (3) 11706 Attorney (s) for OF HELEN HARE any the State of New York); York State Department Inc., Glens Falls National Resident within the Plaintiff (s). clusive of public monies, and all persons un- the United States of of Financial Services at Bank and Trust Compa- mons and protect your and an exemption sum- School District for a pe- Pursuant to a Judgment known to plaintiff, claim- America may appear or 1-800-269-0990 or visit ny, New York State De- property. mary report as required Sending a payment to riod of thirty (30) days the Departments website of Foreclosure and Sale ing, or who may claim to answer within 60 days partment of Taxation by section 495 of Real next preceding the annu- entered December 27, have an interest in, or of service hereof; and in your Mortgage company at and Finance, United Property Tax Law, may al vote and election. The http://www.dfs.ny.gov. 2018, I will sell at public general or specific lien case of your failure to States of America-Inter- will not stop this forebe obtained by any resi- School District may re- auction to the highest upon the real property closure action. appear or answer, judg- FORECLOSURE RESCUE nal Revenue Service, dent of the district dur- quire all persons offer- bidder at the Essex YOU MUST RESPOND ment will be taken SCAMS Be careful of Defendants. described in this action; ing the business hours BY SERVING A COPY OF ing to vote at the budget County against you by default people who approach Courthouse, such unknown persons Index No. CV18-0351 beginning Tuesday, May THE ANSWER ON THE vote and election to pro- 7559 Court Street, Eliza- being herein generally for the relief demanded you with offers to save Filed: 3/26/19 1, 2019 at the Putnam vide one form of proof in the Complaint. That your home. There are in- SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- ATTORNEY FOR THE bethtown, NY 12932 on described and intended Central School. PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE of residency pursuant to April 24, 2019 at 10:00 to be included in the fol- this Supplemental Sum- dividuals who watch for MONS NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN Education Law 2018-c. AM. Premises known as lowing designation, mons is being filed pur- notices of foreclosure Plaintiff designates Es- COMPANY) AND FILING that the petitions nomi- Such a form may include THE ANSWER WITH actions in order to un- sex County as the place 57 Mountain Spring namely: the wife, widow, suant to an order of the nating candidates for the THE COURT. a drivers license, a non- Road, Mineville, NY husband, widower, heirs court dated March 6, fairly profit from a of trial. Venue is based office of member of the driver identification card, 12956. Sec 86.58 Block at law, next of kin, de- 2019. NOTICE-YOU ARE homeowners distress. upon the County in Dated: Bay Shore, New Board of Education shall a utility bill, or a voter 2 Lot 8.140. All that cer- scendants, which the Mortgage York executors, IN DANGER OF LOSING You should be extremely be filed with the Clerk of October 24, registration card. Upon tain piece or parcel of administrators, de- YOUR HOME If you do careful about any such premises is situated. the District, not later offer of proof of residen- land situate in the Town By: Linda P. Manfredi, visees, legatees, credi- not respond to this sum- promises and any sug- TO THE ABOVE NAMED than 5:00 p.m. on April cy, the School District of Noriah, County of Es- tors, trustees, commit- mons and complaint by Esq. gestions that you pay DEFENDANT(S): 22, 2019. Each petition may also require all per- sex and State of New tees, lienors, and as- serving a copy of the an- them a fee or sign over YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, shall be directed to the sons offering to vote to York. Weisman & Gordon, LLP Approximate signees of such de- swer on the attorney for your deed. State law re- MONED to answer the Clerk of the District and provide their signature, Amount of Judgment is Attorneys for Plaintiff ceased, any and all per- the mortgage company quires anyone offering Complaint in this action shall be signed by at printed name and ad- $133,772.82 plus inter- sons deriving interest in who filed this foreclo- such services for profit and to serve a copy of 53 Gibson Street least 25 voters of the Bay Shore, New York dress. sure proceeding against to enter into a contract est and costs. or lien upon, or title to your Answer or, if the District, must state the 11706 AND FUTHER NOTICE IS Premises will be sold said real property by, you and filing the an- which fully describes the Complaint is not served name and residence of HEREBY GIVEN, that subject to provisions of through or under them, swer with the court, a services they will per- with this Summons, to (631) 969-3100 the candidate and shall pursuant to a rule adopt- filed Judgment Index No or either of them, and default judgment may be form and fees they will serve a Notice of Ap- Our File No.:01-088838describe the specific va- ed by the Board of Edu- CV16-0571. For sale in- their respective wives, entered and you can charge, and which pro- pearance on the attor- F00 cancy for which the can- cation in accordance hibits them from taking formation, please visit widows, husbands, wid- lose your home. Speak neys for the plaintiff TT-04/6-4/27/2019-4TCdidate is nominated. 214173 with Sections 2035 and to an attorney or go to any money from you un- within twenty (20) days www.Auction.com or owers, heirs at law, next AND FURTHER NOTICE 2008 of the Education call (800) 280-2832. Bri- of kin, descendants, ex- the court where your til they have completed after service of this IS HEREBY GIVEN that Law, any referenda or an S. Stewart, Esq., Ref- ecutors, administrators, case is pending for fur- all such promised ser- Summons, exclusive of applications for absen- proposition to amend devisees, legatees, cred- ther information on how vices. We are attempting eree 01-083127-F00 the day of service (or tee ballots will be ob- the budget, or otherwise to collect a debt. Any in- within thirty (30) days TT-03/23-04/13/2019itors, trustees, commit- to answer the summons

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