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McDonald WATER FIX NOT CHEAP to retire Ti superintendent leaves after 19 years of service

By Tim Rowland STA FF W RITER

TICONDEROGA | Ticonderoga Central School Superintendent John McDonald Jr. retired from his position last Tuesday, after an unsettling two months in which the board struggled to produce a budget that was acceptable to taxpayers and school stakeholders.

The surprise move was announced during a Monday faculty meeting, and McDonald’s letter of resignation was accepted by the board during a special meeting Tuesday evening.

Board President Mark Russell said McDonald, 53, was not asked to retire, but that the matter was put on the table as the board looked for further cuts after voters rejected a school budget that exceeded the state’s recommended tax cap. Recently voters agreed to a new budget that stayed within the cap, but required a new round of cutbacks. McDonald had voiced concern that continued cuts — caused by lagging state aid, increasing numbers of special-needs students and health-care costs — were affecting students’ education. » McDonald Cont. on pg. 7

Residents of Chilson and Eagle Lake listen to a presentation on the future of their water system.

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Ticonderoga’s new acting superintendent John Donohue and outgoing Superintendent John McDonald Jr. at last year’s graduation.

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CHILSON | Residents of Chilson and Eagle Lake last week were given five options, none of them cheap, for a new water system that will satisfy a federal court order to shut down an unfiltered flow coming from Gooseneck Pond by 2025.

Under federal law, open-water sources for municipal water systems must be filtered, which Gooseneck is not, but beyond that, the dam at Gooseneck Pond is gradually failing and would need to be fi xed. Gooseneck Pond could in theory still by used as the communities’ water source, but the cost of a new filtration plant and repairs to the dam push the project cost to upward of $15 million, which at minimum would cost users more than $300 a month.

At a cost of $6 million to $8 million, the cheapest plan, said Don Fletcher, an engineer with

Scanlon wins FLW Tour at Lake Champain Missouri pro commits to largemouth bite, wins $100,000 at regular season finale PLATTSBURGH | After starting the day in second place, pro Casey Scanlon of Lake Ozark, Missouri, caught a five-bass limit weighing 19 pounds, 10 ounces, Sunday to vault to the top of the leaderboard and win the FLW Tour at Lake Champlain presented by T-H Marine with a four-day total of 20 bass weighing 76 pounds, 2 ounces.

Scanlon’s weight was enough to edge second place angler Jackson Kayak pro Eric Jackson by 1 pound, 11 ounces, in the event that featured 163 of the world’s most decorated bass anglers competing over four days on Lake Champlain.

“It’s been a long time coming. I’ve been doing this for eight years now and on a couple of different tours. I’ve had the opportunity to win several times and haven’t gotten it done, so today is a pretty special day,” said Scanlon, who earned his first career win in FLW Tour competition. “I’ve been fishing tournaments since I was 15 and it’s not easy out here, but days like this make it all worth it.”

Scanlon spent the event targeting largemouth down near Ticonderoga. Early in the tournament, most of his bass came off shallow rock inside of a milfoil edge. As the tournament progressed, though, he caught more fish from the grass, with all of his keepers today coming from the grass. » FLW champ Cont. on pg. 7

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Scattered property owners in between these two population clusters along the Route 74 corridor would have to drill their own wells.

Assuming the project benefited from a zerointerest loan and $3 million grant, this plan would cost users anywhere from $90 to $170 a month.

Town attorney Matt Fuller told a gathering of about 40 people at the Chilson Community Center that more grant money is a possibility if residents make enough racket with state and federal agencies. He also said that when the time comes, residents need to fill out income surveys that play a key role in funding decisions.

“When you get those income surveys, they’re critical,” Fuller said.

Under any circumstance, to achieve government help, the residents would have to form a new water district, a proposal that has been rejected in the past when the area’s back was not against the wall.

CROWN POINT | Incumbent Crown Point council member Tara Peters led a field of four candidates for the town board last Tuesday with 123 votes. John Wayman won the other seat with 96 votes. Finishing out of the running were Clayton Menser Sr. with 73 votes and Roxanne Burns with 56.

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New clubhouse, course in the works Members see Ti Country Club as a destination

By Tim Rowland STA FF W RITER

TICONDEROGA | A year ago, as the Ticonderoga Country Club was smack in the middle of major improvements to its golf course, it received a devastating setback when its historic clubhouse burned to the ground.

Now, after a year of planning and dealing with the vagaries of the insurance industry, members are soliciting bids for a new clubhouse to be completed in summer 2020.

Taken together, members believe the upgrades to the course and the new clubhouse have the power to transform the country club into a destination that will benefit not just golfers, but the entire Ticonderoga area.

“This is one of the best kept secrets in the North Country,” club president Rob Berrick said. “We believe (the improvements) will add to the viability of the course and we hope the community benefits as well.”

The changes have been several years in the

A rendering of the new clubhouse at the Ticonderoga Country Club, which members hope will open in 2020. making. The course itself, which opened in 1925, has always suffered from a geological oddity, Berrick said. It was built over an ancient lake bed, which was essentially a bowl lined with impervious clay. With heavy rains, the bowl would fill — leaving some greens underwater — and take a long time to drain.

Aside from the obvious inconvenience, it also has cost the club money in lost greens fees when the course had to be closed. Club member Paul Brauner said it became appar-

Ticonderoga Country Club golf pro George Mackey at the picturesque new par three 13th hole.

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ent that “the course was broken” and that traditional fundraisers were not going to fi x it.

So Brauner, who grew up playing tennis at Silver Bay and gravitated to golf at Ticonderoga, funded the bulk of the multi-milliondollar project to renovate the course with an eye toward bringing it into the limelight.

“The potential is there, it’s a beautiful course and in the fall the leaves are incredible,” Brauner said.

Improvements are expected to be completed this summer, although grasses will take longer to entirely fill in.

Lodging is still a need in the area, but with the new clubhouse and a profitable catering business, members believe the course could become a destination that, along with Fort Ticonderoga, will be a premier attraction that will make people want to spend time in the area.

Club pro George Mackey said the course was redesigned by Killington architect Steve Durkee, who accentuated the links style, an open rolling terrain with higher fescue grasses and long views of the mountains and valley.

“He looked at it like a blank canvass,” Mackey said. “The sightlines and the views are totally different.”

Greens that typically flooded were elevated, T-boxes were refurbished, holes were remodeled and the layout was changed to add interest, and to be more accommodating to

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golf ’s evolving complexities and to “the more modern shots that you see on TV,” Mackey said.

Early in the course, golfers encounter a hole that has been fashioned into a peninsula, with Trout Brook forming a moat around much of the green. On the back nine, Mackey said golfers have been appreciative of a par three tucked into woods, giving the impression of a tree-lined sanctuary, that will become even more dazzling in the fall.

“Th is really gets everyone’s attention; it’s different from anything we had here before,” he said.

Stepping out of the woods, golfers will be able to gaze back across the valley for a view of the new clubhouse, which maintains elements of the historic farmhouse that it replaces, but, facing the course, it will have a fresh Adirondack style.

Planned by the Michael Phinney Design Group, the new clubhouse takes the place of one that was intended to house a farm family, not a family of golfers. No one wanted to see the old clubhouse burn, but the new one will be built to code and offer significant upgrades to the kitchen, locker rooms, pro shop and dining facilities.

“We were handed a big project at an inopportune time,” Berrick said. “(But) this will be the signature course for the area and will increase our viability for events and as a destination.” ■

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Seeking safety Students march in support of better conditions in Ti

By Tim Rowland STA FF W RITER

TICONDEROGA | A recent survey of Essex County students found that school was the place they were most secure, while they felt far less safe in the community as a whole.

And during a class discussion of things that caused them stress, students of Ticonderoga Middle School Spanish and Yoga teacher Heather York pointed to misgivings they had just walking through town.

“They have the Armory, but outside of that they didn’t feel like there was a safe place in the community to go,” York said.

So to fight back, the students created an event in June that included a march, supported by staff members Kathy Marshall and Phil Kneller, that began at the high school parking lot and ran down Lake George Avenue to the Bicentennial Park gazebo. Each of the students wrote their own speech, and spoke in front of a group of 40 people who attended the march. The keynote speaker was Lily Rasmus, sister of Liam Brown, who was murdered in Ticonderoga late last year.

“Her speech was very moving — what a role model she is,” York said.

Rasmus urged the students to empower themselves and work to eliminate things that are causing the town and its people harm.

York said students are particularly alarmed about drugs, and have seen overt evidence of drug use, such as spent needles, throughout town. The change has come over Ti in the 15 years since she began teaching here.

“This wasn’t even a topic 15 years ago,” she said. “They

Ticonderoga Middle School Students, borrowing a line from Mahatma Gandhi, look to bring about positive change.

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see a wound masked by alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse. The students that coordinated the march wanted to have a park where they can have safe, carefree fun in. They wanted to be more proud of their town.”

York said the students liked the Mahatma Gandhi quote, “Be the change you wish to see in the world,” and adopted “Be the change” as their motto. The yellow and black colors of the bee became their motto.

Students were supported by The Prevention Team of Ticonderoga and TiNADA, as they donated yellow ribbons embossed with the group’s motto that were handed out to participants in the march, and arranged for T-shirts made

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York said the students plan to make the march an annual event. ■

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ELIZABETHTOWN | The word “bounds” is described in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary as “a leaping movement upward.” Since her career track began in 2010 with Essex County Public Health Department in Elizabethtown as director of children’s services, and her transition to director of Public Health less than a year later, Linda Beers has been making tremendous bounds for her county’s health.

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Sun., July 21 GRANDSTAND SHOW 1:00 & 7:00PM: Demolition Derby

Sponsored by Michelob Ultra, “97.5 Eagle Country”, Della Motorsports, Riley Ford, North Country Auto Glass & Trim Shop, Be Cool Air Conditioning, Garvey Hyundai North, and Rabideau Windows & Doors at the Glenn Gillespie Stage sponsored by Casella Waste Management,, in front of the Sample Lumber Co. LLC & D.S. Specialties Inc. Grandstand. Grandstand admission $7 each show.

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a BMX bike will be given away during the show). Sponsored by Key R-D Trailer Sales at the Glenn Gillespie Stage. Sponsored by Casella Waste Management, in front of the Sample Lumber Co. LLC & D.S. Specialties Inc. Grandstand. Grandstand $10 (purchased at Grandstand Ticket booth only).

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The first Democrat Presidential Debates for 2020 have been held, and now the process of culling the herd has begun.

By Dan Alexander It’s pretty evident that • PUBLISHER • this first round of debates was much like the opening round of a boxing match. Each of the 20 candidates was cautious not wanting to make a major error nor trying to discredit a fellow Democrat. It was evident that each was feeling out the process.

Sooner or later, the gloves will come off to ultimately settle the nomination.

From someone who resides on the conservative side of independent, many of the themes discussed seemed like a major departure from past Democrat debates; when the talking points between Democrat or Republican candidates never seemed quite so far apart.

Perhaps it is more my age than political persuasion but while the old adage used to be, America, Love it or Leave it, today might be more appropriate to say America, Don’t like it, Just Change it.

It will be interesting to watch the older candidates hold their ground against the young up and coming crowd who feel more in touch with younger generation voters.

While politics is a tough business; I find it unfair to compare today’s social attitudes to those from 40 years ago. Senator Harris’ attack on Vice President Biden’s actions in the past working with segregationist senators to pass legislation may register with younger voters, but it is hard to use today’s attitudes to judge actions back then with what were normal attitudes of the day.

I’m certain if our history holds true to form socially accepted positions today, right or wrong, will be judged inappropriate at some time in the future.

I also struggle with the positions regarding undocumented immigrants. As an employer, I can’t hire nor pay an undocumented immigrant, despite the tight labor market. I don’t understand how so many of them can be in the country and supporting themselves, yet the candidates discussed how they pay into the social security system but can’t receive benefits.

With a nation so far in debt, offering health care, education and other taxpayerfunded benefits would not have been so well received just a few short years ago.

While not likely to succeed, I thought John Delaney’s approach to the issues were more common sense based.

As the debate season continues into the fall, it will be interesting to watch how the candidates will differentiate themselves on some of the major issues, as right now many seemed to be bunched up.

Will breaking out from the pack prove to be the successful path to the nomination or just the fast track home? Stay tuned as the campaigns continue to evolve. ■

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Children’s opera by the Seagle Music Colony and sweet harmonies of the vocal trio Not

By Arin Burdo My Sister will • COLUMNIST • open up the first night “On the Summer Lawn!”

On July 9, the Seagle Music Colony will present “Monkey and Francine and the City of Tigers” at 6 p.m. Utilizing music from both Western and nonWestern styles as well as hand percussion, “Monkey and Francine in the City of Tigers” is an action-packed tale of bravery, smarts and family ties. The Royal Monkey Kingdom is in danger of collapse because the evil tigers keep stealing their gold and bananas, so the worried King and Queen Monkey warn their children never to go into the forest alone or speak to crocodiles or tigers. The young Prince Monkey is destined to rule the kingdom one day, much to the disappointment of his sister Francine. The siblings’ adventures together

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ELIZABETHTOWN | Several blood drives for the Adirondack Regional Blood Center will be conducted in June. The schedule is as follows: • Friday, July 12, New York Department of Environmental Conservation Headquarters Ray Brook, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

• Monday, July 15, Mountain Lake Services, Port Henry, noon to 4 p.m.

• Tuesday, July 16, Bloomingdale Fire Department, sponsored by Knights of Columbus, 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Monday, July 29, Essex County Department of Social Services, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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old and more than 110 pounds. All donors must pass a physical and health history exam conducted at the drive prior to donation.

A valid ID is required. The donor center is located at 85 Plaza Blvd. Regular hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. For more information on giving blood and becoming a sponsor, visit UVMHealth.org/ GiveBlood or call 518-562-7406. ■

The family-friendly menu will feature traditional summer picnic fare such as hamburgers, hot dogs and sausages with peppers and onions hot off the grill. Favorite homemade salads, desserts and beverages will also be served.

While there is no charge, donations are appreciated. High chairs, booster seats, takeouts and child-friendly menus are also available.

The free monthly dinner program, a selfsupporting church outreach project, is usually held on the first Sunday of each month. The First United Methodist Church is located at 1045 Wicker St. on Route 9N, in Ticonderoga, just up the hill from the hospital.

Everyone is welcome to attend the worship services, lead by Pastor Scott Tyler, every Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School for children ages 4 through 12 will resume

Free Fellowship Dinner upcoming

TICONDEROGA | The Free Fellowship Dinner returns to Ticonderoga First United Methodist Church Sunday, July 7. The Fellowship Hall dinner is from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome; reservations are not necessary.

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in the fall. For more information, contact the church office at 518-585-7995 or visit the website tifumc.com. ■

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SCHROON LAKE | Schroon Lake’s Independence Day Festival will be held from 8 a.m. into evening hours on July 4. The event features a parade downtown, a barbecue chicken lunch, food tents, sales in downtown businesses, face painting, arts and crafts vendors, plus live music at the town beach. The fest concludes with fireworks over Schroon Lake. ■

ment destination and digital resource for anglers throughout North America. FLW television is also distributed internation“I did junk it up a little bit, but I got myself in some ally to FLW partner countries, including Canada, China, Italy, decent areas, and I tried to make the most out of them by Korea, Mexico, Portugal, Spain and South Africa. switching baits and trying some different stuff throughout The total purse for the FLW Tour at Lake Champlain the tournament,” said Scanlon. presented by T-H Marine was more than $860,000. The Scanlon did have a primary area that produced his initial tournament was hosted by the City of Plattsburgh and the limits on days one through three – a pair of main-lake points Adirondack Coast Visitors Bureau. The next along Champlain’s eastern shoreline that were event for FLW anglers on Lake Champlain swept by current. On Sunday, the area didn’t will be the Costa FLW Series at Lake Champroduce, but he was able to make the necesplain presented by Polaris in Plattsburgh, sary adjustments to put together a solid limit.

July 18-30. A limited number of co-angler 1st: Casey Scanlon, Lake Ozark, Mo., 20 bass, 76-2, $102,700 “The fish were obviously using the current spots are still open. To register or see more 2nd: Jackson Kayak pro Eric Jackson, Walling, Tenn., 20 bass, 74-7, $30,000 to feed, and there was bait there, which was information, visit FLWFishing.com.

3rd: Bryan Thrift, Shelby, N.C., 20 bass, 73-15, $25,100 a big key,” said Scanlon. “You’d see a lot of In FLW Tour competition, the full field 4th: Christopher Brasher, Longview, Texas, 20 bass, 73-15, $20,000 activity in the grass. That’s probably the main of 163 pro anglers competed in the two-day reason those fish were there.”

5th: Hensley Powell, Whitwell, Tenn., 20 bass, 73-12, $19,000 opening round on Thursday and Friday. The In his areas, Scanlon used a ⅜-ounce chartop 30 pros based on their two-day accumulated 6th: Daryl Biron, South Windsor, Conn., 20 bass, 72-6, $18,000 treuse and white Z-Man ChatterBait with a weight advanced to Saturday. Only the top 10 7th: Polaris pro David Dudley, Lynchburg, Va., 20 bass, 72-4, $17,000 white soft jerkbait trailer for rocks and scatpros continued competition Sunday, with the 8th: A.J. Slegona, Pine Bush, N.Y., 20 bass, 71-9, $16,000 tered milfoil, and a green copper shad-colwinner determined by the heaviest accumu9th: Tyler Stewart, West Monroe, La., 19 bass, 68-10, $15,000 ored Luck-E-Strike Series 3 square-billed lated weight from the four days of competition. crankbait on rocks and in looser grass. A few 10th: Tom Redington, Royse City, Texas, 18 bass, 62-3, $14,000 Throughout the season, anglers were also fish early in the tournament bit a Luck-EComplete results for the entire field can be found atFLWFishing.com. ■ vying for valuable points in hopes of qualiStrike Pow Stik, rigged with either a 3�16- or fying for the 2019 FLW Cup, the world ¼-ounce Bass Pros Shops tungsten weight, championship of professional bass fishing. and a black and blue Bass Pros Shops tube.

The 2019 FLW Cup will be on Lake Hamcaught by pros Sunday. The catch included eight five-bass He also ran a ½-ounce Trophy Swim Jig through lily pads limits. ilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Aug. 9-11, and is hosted and pencil reeds in shallow water.

Television coverage of the FLW Tour at Lake Champlain by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and “Depending on the cover I’d always start with a moving presented by T-H Marine will premiere in 2019. The exact air- Visit Hot Springs. bait, usually the ChatterBait, and when it was sparser grass date will be announced soon. The Emmy-nominated “FLW” For complete details and updated information visit, FLI’d use the crankbait. When I’d catch a few, I would slow television show airs each Saturday night at 7 p.m. EST and is WFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament down and pick it apart with the Pow Stik,” said Scanlon. broadcast to more than 63 million cable, satellite and telecom- news and more, follow the sport’s top anglers on the FLW “I was just fortunate to dial into the fish every day – loca- munications households in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean Tour on FLW’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter, tions and baits changed daily on me.” on the World Fishing Network (WFN), the leading entertain- Instagram andYouTube. ■ With his win, Scanlon earned enough points to qualify for the FLW Cup – the world championship of bass fishing – Aug. 9-11 on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

“I needed a big derby to make the FLW Cup,” said Scanlon.

“I knew I probably needed a top-12 [finish] here to make it and we’re sitting here now. I’m ready to go to Hot Springs.”

Overall there were 47 bass weighing 164 pounds, 1 ounces,

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» McDonald Cont. from pg. 1 Several school employees took advantage of early-retirement incentives that allowed the board to trim spending, and McDonald’s age and service fit within those same criteria. His retirement will save the school system between $150,000 and $175,000 over the balance of his contract.

The board will not seek to permanently fill the superintendent’s job until 2020. Ticonderoga High School Principal John Donohue will serve as acting superintendent. At the same time, he will retain his job as principal with the assistance of former Keene Superintendent Cynthia Ford-Johnston, a consultant with extensive administrative experience, along with Dean of Students Rick Merrill.

McDonald said his decision to take early retirement was driven less by this year’s budget issues than by the state’s failure to support education.

“I love Ticonderoga; I love the schools, the parents and the kids,” he said. “But after 19 years, New York state has really worn me down. The state has restricted the autonomy of local schools, and I feel deflated every time I come back from a (state) meeting.”

State funding formulas have kept local aid to Ticonderoga largely static over the past decade,

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even as its mandated services have increased, and were in part to blame on this year’s budget problems. McDonald said his departure helped the schools make ends meet in the coming year, without dipping deeper into savings.

Russell praised McDonald’s “big heart” and his commitment to the school system.

But “when the budget was voted down, we had to talk a lot about structure,” he said.

Along with accepting McDonald’s resignation, the board terminated the employment of middle school principal Herb Tedford, and discussed changes in grade levels and athletics — moves that will save money going forward.

Board member John Bartlett said the shakeups demonstrate the board’s commitment to change in order to achieve more sound financial footing.

“The accusation has been that it’s always business as usual,” Bartlett said. “That should no longer be the buzzword.”

McDonald said he’s proud of his contribution, and will remain committed to education.

“I’ll be here to help the district in any way I can,” he said. “I think I’ve contributed to this district being successful.”

Donohue said he will not seek the permanent superintendent’s job, but in the interim, “I’m happy to help; I’ll be surrounded by good people.” ■

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We provide this church directory as a courtesy to our readers and visitors to our area. Any changes or additions can be made by calling 518-873-6368.

Residents had assumed they were part of the Ticonderoga water district because they got their statements and paid their bills like anyone else. But they were in effect contracting for their water, and were not a part of the district. So when Ticonderoga got a new water system, Chilson and Eagle Lake residents were, by law, not able to be included in the project.

The monthly cost to residents is so high because the number of homes to be served — about 110 — is so low, meaning there are few people among whom to share the price of a new system. Residents have also noted that as the decades went by, the district neglected to do any maintenance on the pipes, which have now deteriorated and are largely beyond the point of reuse.

Ti Superintendent Joe Giordana said that government agencies are sympathetic to the predicament.

“They know it’s not fair to the people on

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Evening Small Groups 6PM. Wednesday Bible Newcomb United Methodist Church: Episcopal Church, Route 9, Pottersville. For Pastor Rev. Albert Hauser, 23 Bartlett Pond Rd., 9 AM Sunday worship Services, 10 AM Sunday worship call 772-321-8692 or 772-321-8692.

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church: Mass: Service times & locations on website. Road Summer Saturday 7 p.m. Rev. Philip T. Allen, for Sunday worship services at 10 a.m. All Pastor. 518-648-5422 Sun. 9 a.m., Pastor Rev. Albert Hauser, Main are welcome! 365 County Rt. 2, Off Rt. 22 in Riders for Jesus M.M check website. Food PORT HENRY Street 518-597-3924 Putnam. For further information call 518-547Pantry by appt only. Office hours Mon-Fri 9amLake Champlain Bible Fellowship: 6 HAGUE 8378. Rev. Donna Frischknecht-Jackson.

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The other three options include pumping water from the valley all the way to Eagle Lake; using Eagle Lake as a water source; and finally, just drilling everyone a private well. The problem with the latter solution, Fletcher said, is that due to the 100-foot setback requirement separating well and septic systems, not everyone can squeeze a legal well into their property.

Residents can opt out of public water by drilling their own wells, but this isn’t cheap, either. Fletcher said if everything goes perfectly, a new well might cost $8,000, but, based on conversations with local well drillers, a more likely price is $15,000 to $20,000.

In a hybrid system that requires a handful of private wells, those property owners will receive financial assistance, too.

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DEATH NOTICES MORIAH | Ronald F. Smith passed away on Friday, June 7, 2019 at the age of 81. Born on January 26, 1938. Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

SCHROON LAKE | Dorothy B. Fish passed away on Saturday, June 22, 2019 at the age of 84. Born on September 6, 1934.

Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

PORT HENRY | Joan P. (Thompson) Petro passed away on Sunday, June 23, 2019 at the age of 88. Born on March 2, 1931.

Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

LAKE PLACID | Marcia F. Brooks passed away on Monday, June 24, 2019 at the age of 80.

Born on April 22, 1939. Arrangements are being made by the M.B. Clark Funeral Home.

MORIAH | Gerald “Gerry” Wojewodzic passed away on Sunday, June 23, 2019 at the age of 63. Born on March 4, 1956.

Arrangements are being made by the Harland Funeral Home.

LAKE PLACID | Marcia F. (Fiske) Brooks passed away on Monday, June 24, 2019 at the age of 80. Born on April 22, 1939.

Arrangements are being made by the M.B. Clark Funeral Home.

WARRENSBURG | Craig L. Hall passed away on Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at the age of 73.

Born on October 8, 1945. Arrangements are being made by the Alexander Funeral Home.

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She is also survived by her brother Paul Wyrocki (Barbara) and sister Cathy DiGirolamo (Anthony). She was predeceased by her brother Gasper “Butch” Wyrocki. Over the years, she enjoyed visiting relatives and childhood friends that remained in this area. ■

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Aquatic - a Gyotkau Art Exhibition held at Ticonderoga Arts Downtown Gallery; 10:00 AM. Art exhibition of Adirondack Gyotaku (Japanese Fish Printing) by local based artist. Exhibit goes from 6/27 - 7/20.

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North held at Bicentennial Park; The Best 4 th In The North will take place July 1-4, 2019 in Ticonderoga, NY with a grand fireworks display, parade, Montcalm Mile (organized by the LaChute Road Runners), music, food, vendors, rides, games, and much more.

Lake Placid » Lake Placid July 4th Parade and Celebration held at Mid’s Park; The day starts out with a free kids concert in Mid’s Park, followed by a parade, another free concert in Mid’s Park and ending with fireworks set to music over Mirror Lake.

Lake Placid » Lake Placid Sinfonietta Concert in the Park: Stars and Stripes Forever held at Mid’s Park; The Lake Placid Sinfonietta presents “Stars and Stripes Forever,” sponsored by Champlain National Bank, a free Park Series concert at 7 PM in the Paul White Memorial Shell, Mid’s Park, downtown Lake Placid.

Schroon Lake » Schroon Lake 4th of July Festivities held at Schroon Lake Town Park; 8:00 AM. The celebration includes a full day of family fun, food, live music, special sales on Main Street, arts and crafts vendors, and of course, our parade followed by the patriotic concert and fireworks over Schroon Lake.

Saranac Lake » Saranac Lake 4th of July Celebration! held at Riverside

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Mountain Lake PBS Play Date! Cat in the Hat held at Mountain Lake PBS

Park; 10:00 AM. The Kids Parade, Adirondack Carousel’s Duck Race, Live Music on the Green, Food Vendors, Saranac Lake’s Legendary Fireworks, more!

Jay » Jay Fire Department 4th of July Celebration held at Jay Volunteer Fire Department; 11:00 AM. Join us for an annual celebration of Independence Day. Enjoy delicious food, exciting games, and live music. There will also be a parade at 2PM and fireworks at dusk. Don’t miss out on all the entertaining festivities!

JUL. 4 - JUL. 7

Plattsburgh » 42nd Annual

Mayor’s Cup Regatta and Festival held at Various Locations in Plattsburgh; 3:00 PM. This fourday celebration includes the 42nd Annual Regatta, Post-Race BBQ and Awards Ceremony, as well as live music, family arts, kids activities, and much more!

The Mayor’s Cup event is a 100% community funded event.

JUL. 5

Westport » Westport

Independence Day Weekend held at Various Locations in Westport; Come join us for an entire weekend of Independence Day Festivities!

Arts & Crafts Festival, Live Music, 5K Fun Run, Parade, Fireman’s Annual Pig Roast, Fireworks, More!

See the Westport Chamber of Commerce facebook page for complete schedule.

Plattsburgh » Mountain Lake PBS Play Date! Cat in the Hat held at Mountain Lake PBS; 4:00 PM. Join us at the Mountain Lake PBS station for a fun summer kids event featuring The Cat in the Hat! We will have a screening, snacks, fun activities, arts, crafts and much more! Every kid gets a free book and the event is free for the whole family! family!

Saranac Lake Lake » NorthWind Saranac Fine presents Fine Arts A rts Gallery Gu Susan Whiteman’s Suson Wr “Farm "Fi.lr m to t< Table” Exhibit Ex hibi held at NorthWind Fine N ort Arts; A rt'. 5:00 PM. NorthWind Fine Ne Arts A r Gallery is is pleased to present tc member Susan rT Whiteman’s V, show “Farm st to to Table.”

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Keeseville » Keeseville Riverfront Summer Music Series held at Keeseville Riverfront Park; 6:00 PM. The Riverfront Summer Music series will be held every Friday evening during July and August, from 6-8:00 pm. Different local entertainment will provide live performances every week. Bring a lawn chair and picnic lunch. Coolers permitted. Free.

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Plattsburgh » Plattsburgh

Farmers and Crafters’ Market held downtown; 9:00 AM. Find seasonal local produce, fresh baked goods, handcrafted items and so much more every Saturday, May to October, in historic downtown Plattsburgh.

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Westport » Westport Library Book

Sale held at Westport Library; 9:00 AM. Books will be upstairs and downstairs as well as under a tent on the lawn. There are choices for children, young adults, gardeners, cooks, historians, collectors as well as novels and reference books, quality art books, vintage books and much more!

JUL. 7

Lake Placid » Lake Placid Sinfonietta Concert held at Lake Placid Center for the Arts; 7:30 PM. The Lake Placid Sinfonietta presents the first of its six Symphony Series concerts under the direction of conductor Kynan Johns. “Spanish Summer Nights” will feature Guest Artist Colin Davin, guitar performing Rodrigo’s famous “Concierto Aranjuez.”

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Plattsburgh » Tykes Tuesdays

held at Champlain Centre; 1:00 PM. FREE activities in the mall every Tuesday until August 20th! All events last anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours depending on the activity.

From a bird show to making your own Auntie Anne’s pretzel, there is something for every child! Ages 12 and under.

JUL. 9

Elizabethtown » Concert: Not

My Sister held at Elizabethtown Social Center; 7:00 PM. All female vocalist band Not My Sister will be performing on the lawn at the Social Center. Bring a lawn chair!

Performances will be moved indoors if necessary. Food Truck on site!

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Port Henry » Learn to Sail held at Port Henry Marina; 5:00 PM. The North Cheever Sailing Club has racing every Wednesday (weather permitting) June-mid September.

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JUL. 10

Lake Placid » Lake Placid Sinfonietta Concert in the Park: Great Cinema Classics held at Mid’s Park; 12:00 AM. The Lake Placid Sinfonietta presents “Great Cinema Classics” a free Park Series concert at 7 PM in the Paul White Memorial Shell, Mid’s Park, downtown Lake Placid.

Ticonderoga » Heritage Museum Children’s Workshop held at Ticonderoga Heritage Museum; 9:00 AM. Our summer children’s program has been scheduled for July and August: “Chasing Rainbows” the impact of rainbows on art and culture. Ages 5-12, no charge.

Essex » Free Film and Discussion: “Chasing Coral” held at Whallonsburg Grange; 7:00 PM. Coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate. Divers, photographers and scientists set out on an ocean adventure to discover why the reefs are disappearing and to reveal the underwater mystery to the world.

Wilmington » Adirondack Artifact Night held at Pourman’s Tap House; 7:00 PM. The Wilmington Historical Society invites community members to share stories about their history during this town-hallstyle event. People are invited to bring in artifacts and tell stories about them during a show-and-tell session. Free.

JUL. 11

Paul Smiths » Common Loon

Presentation at Paul Smiths College VIC held at Paul Smiths VIC; 1:00 PM. Dr. Nina Schoch from the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation will be presenting an overview of Common Loon history in the Adirondacks. This presentation is free to the public.

Elizabethtown » Film: Wild By Law held at Adirondack History Museum; 7:00 PM. Wild by Law is the story of the Wilderness Act of 1964 and the three men responsible for its passage. Details: 518-8736466 or echs@adkhistorymuseum. org Westport » Summer Music at Ballard Park; 7:00 PM. Westport’s Ballard Park will host Thursday evening concerts through July and August. Concerts begin at 7:00 pm. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair to enjoy music at this beautiful amphitheater set against a Lake Champlain backdrop. Admission is free!

Ticonderoga » Electric Cars in

the Adirondacks: A Perfect Fit held at North Country Community College - Ticonderoga campus; 7:00 PM. North Country Community College faculty member Peter Nelson presents “Electric Cars in the Adirondacks: A Perfect Fit.” The presentation is part of the free Summer Lecture series at the college’s Ticonderoga campus.

JUL. 12

Ticonderoga » Heritage Museum Children’s Workshop held at Ticonderoga Heritage Museum; 9:00 AM. Our summer children’s program has been scheduled for July and August: “Chasing Rainbows” the impact of rainbows on art and culture. Ages 5-12, no charge.

JUL. 13

Elizabethtown » Dinner/Basket Raffle for Lori Graham Light held at Elizabethtown Fish & Game Club; 1:00 PM. Lori is going through many treatments for lung cancer. This event is to help raise money for transportation and medical costs.

Please come out and join us in helping Lori and her family. $12.00 Suggested Donation. Pig Roast.

50/50 Raffle. Door Prizes Wilmington » Climate Change and Parasites in the North Country held at Adirondack Wildlife Refuge; 4:00 PM. Steve Hall leads the discussion about a warming climate which is fueling an explosion in the numbers of ticks and mites, and a disturbing denialism among media and leadership.

Westport » Schooner Lois McClure Tour held at Westport Marina; 10:00 AM. Step aboard the Lois McClure this summer to celebrate the International Year of the Salmon!

The canal schooner Lois McClure is an 88’ full-scale replica based on shipwrecks of the mid-19th century discovered in Lake Champlain.

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of the biggest meets of the year coming up.

But O’Neill was there, helping players get to the right spots on the court and finding them when open to try and get as many players involved as possible.

“It has always been a good thing I have seen going on and I decided I wanted to join the unified team and help them,” O’Neill said. “It is a great thing to do and it makes them all so happy. It is something they are going to remember for the rest of their lives.”

“That is the point of it,” said Robert Sutphen, Section VII coordinator. “To put everyone into a greater umbrella atmosphere in the school. You are starting to see senior nights at these schools where students have played three or four years and it has really started to entrench itself and it is something that everybody looks forward to.”

“AMAZING GAME”

The Ticonderoga Sentinels unified basketball team.

By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR

BEEKMANTOWN | Checking into the game, it was obvious Holly Bedard was excited to get onto the court and play some ball.

The Peru player walked out onto the court, but was not sure where she should go to play defense at the time.

Almost immediately, teammate Teagan Seymore walked up to Bedard, took her by the hand and directed her into the post, where the two made up part of the zone defense the Indians were playing.

After the game, Seymore said it was as helpful for her as it was for Bedard.

“I get a little lost if they are not out there, so my main goal was to try and help my teammates and get them to where they needed to play.”

For the players who are getting an experience

Earlier in the season, Peru traveled to Saranac for a special unified basketball game.

The tipoff was at 1:30 p.m., during the middle of the school day. Local news outlets came to cover the game, where the entire Saranac student body was in attendance, wearing white T-shirts and helping to raise funds for Special Olympics New York.

“It was a very fun game and it was very close,” Gaboriault said. “I got to be on the news.”

“The game at our school was amazing and the feeling that it brought to me was just amazing — I would have never pictured something like that,” O’Neill said.

“That was a great way to promote the program,” Sutphen said about the game.

“That has to be framed as part of the message that this is not just two teams playing.

We are not going to take Peru and Beekmantown’s football teams out of school for a noon kickoff on a Wednesday. We are doing this because we want people to be aware of it and so schools can see this is an inclusive event and an opportunity for students who did not traditionally fit into the athletic realm to be included and part of their team and a part of their school.” ■ — This story is part two in a series on unified basketball in Section VII, which also appears in the most recent edition of North Country Living, published by Sun Community News and Printing.

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to play a varsity sport through unified basketball in Section VII — a program which has been in place for three full seasons through a partnership with NYSPHSAA and Special Olympics New York — the year has been fulfilling.

“I have been playing since ninth grade and everyone puts their hearts into the game no matter what happens,” Lexie Hackett of Beekmantown said. “When we see people struggling we try to help them out and make sure everyone is smiling at the end of the day.”

“I got to meet a few new friends, not only from my team,” said Beekmantown’s Bronson Agoney (teammates call him, “LeBronson”).

“I just wanted to make sure I was there for all the players and help them up if they fell down. Just be there and have a great time.

That’s all that matters for seasons on end and all sports you play.”

When Ticonderoga’s Taylor Bolton talked about the season, her answer made coach

Alexandra Smith cry.

“Playing together as a family and friends is what I loved,” she said as Smith turned away. “I just loved being with everyone.”

“I like how everyone is looking to pass and get everyone to score,” Saranac’s Andrew Gaboriault said.

“I love it,” Saranac Lake’s Holly Kurtz said.

“I love how we are all together and accepting each other to work together.”

“I had fun with the games, practices and the bus rides,” said Destani Edmonds of Plattsburgh High. “It was all a really good experience.”

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The MVAC first-team all-stars include (from top left) MVP Shawna McIntosh, Hannah Palmer, Kaeli Brack, Brianna Cornwright, Sarah Chandler, Amelia Stevens, Molly Showers, Sienna Secor, Kate VanAuken and Maria Baker.

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The All-CVAC team includes Pitcher of the Year Anna Brown, Offensive Player of the Year Sam Wells, Emily Purkey, Saidi St. Andrews, Marissa Gibbs, Anna Drapeau, Emily Beattie, Alyssa Hemingway and Emma Prentiss.

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PLATTSBURGH | A number of local student-athletes have been named to the all-star teams in Section VII for the 2019 softball season.

In the CVAC, Northern Adirondack’s Anna Brown was named the Most Outstanding Pitcher award winner, while Saranac’s Samantha Wells won the Most Outstanding Player award. In the MVAC, Crown Point’s Shawna McIntosh was named the Most Valuable Player in the league.

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Division I CVAC all-stars include Wells, Hemingway, Beattie, Drapeau, Emma Goslin (Saranac), Kya McComb (NCCS), Delaney McCormick (PHS), Calli Fitzwater (PHS), Allie Beattie (Peru) and Bailey Carter (Beekmantown).

Division II CVAC all-stars include St. Andrews, Purkey, Brown, Gibbs, Prentiss, Danaya Patterson (LPCS), Kira LaBarge (NAC), Reanna Prentiss (AVCS) and Sarah Anderson (Moriah).

Honorable mention all-stars include Grace Crawford (LPCS), Sophie Rennie (AVCS), Katie Gay (SLCS), Monica-Lynn Charland (NAC), Karyssa Alkinburgh (Ti), Emma Hayes (Moriah), Payton Couture (Saranac), Paige Letourneau (NCCS), Brooke Ruest (Beekmantown), Olivia Bousquet (Peru) and Abbi Crahan (PHS).

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Members of the MVAC first team include Crown Point’s Hannah Palmer; Bolton/Schroon Lake’s Katelyn VanAuken, Molly Showers, Maria Baker and Sienna Secor; Boquet Valley’s (formerly Elizabethtown-Lewis/Westport) Brianna Cornwright, Kaeli Brack and Sarah Chandler; and Chazy’s Amelia Stevens.

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Benjalee Wright, Kath- DEVISEES, DISTRIBU- of the day of service, Court of the State of the southeast corner of FAMILY SCHROON LAKE BOND OR INSTALLM- TT-06/22-07/27/2019leen Wright, et al., De- TEES OR SUCCESSORS and in case of your fail- New York, signed the the parcel herein con- LLC were filed with the MENT PURCHASE UP 6TC-220637 fendant(s) Pursuant to a IN INTEREST OF THE Sect'y of State of NY TO FIFTEEN (15) YEARS 17th day of June 2019 veyed; ure to appear or answer, Judgment of Foreclo- LATE (SSNY) on 05/16/2019. at Saratoga Springs, FOR THE MAXIMUN JAMES A. judgment will be taken sure and Sale duly dated Office location, Essex New York. thence proceeding north AMOUNT OF $360,000 PATRICK, SR. A/K/A against you by default 5-29-2019 I, the under- JAMES County. SSNY has been PRINCIPAL, AND TO IS52 decrees 54 minutes Tax I.D. No. 114.18-3-5 ALBERT for the relief demanded signed Referee will sell PATRICK, SR., IF LIV- in the complaint. designated as agent of SUE BOND ANTICIPA- NOTICE OF FORMATION ALL THAT PIECE OR 00 seconds west 84.36 at public auction at the ING, AND IF ANY BE NOTICE YOU ARE IN PARCEL OF LAND in the the LLC upon whom TION NOTES IN CON- OF LIMITED LIABILITY feet to a point marking Essex County Court- DEAD, ANY AND ALL DANGER OF LOSING Town of North Hudson, the southwest corner of process against it may JUNCTION WITH THE COMPANY (LLC) be served.

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