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Sewer projects big winner in annual awards

By Pete DeMola EDITOR

MORIAH | Localities received early Christmas gifts Tuesday with the annual fundraising haul for infrastructure projects.

Essex County towns received at least $5.3 million from the Regional Economic Development Council Awards as part a $64.8 million package.

A total of 70 projects across the region will receive funding.

Among the biggest local infrastructure awards was $3.2 million for a new sewer system in Moriah.

Supervisor Tom Scozzafava said officials will try to obtain an additional $5 million in Environmental Facilities Corporation funding to top off the $8 million project.

A chief goal is to keep user fees down for the 3,000 users, he said.

Scozzafava praised the Essex County Office of Community Resources and the town’s Wastewater Department for helping prepare the grant application. » REDC awards Cont. on pg. 2

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TICONDEROGA | With the New Year on the horizon, it’s time to take a look at the top stories of 2018.

In the last 12 months, we’ve had reporters on the ground covering hundreds of breaking news stories.

We’ve reported on court proceedings, crime, new businesses, town, city and county governments, and what’s happening at local schools.

Here’s a look at some of the local stories that defined 2018.

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Three families were displaced, and a business that was just days from its grand opening was lost in the April 4 fire at the ADK Emporium building, which dated back to the 1800s.

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“This was a team effort,” he said.

Westport received $808,793 for repairs for the wastewater collection system in Wadhams.

Westport Supervisor Michael “Ike” Tyler said the grant is critical because it’s not reasonable to ask 57 users to shoulder the burden for a repair project estimated to cost in the low seven-figure range.

The aging facility is currently under a state Department of Environmental Conservation consent order. Funds will be used to repair filters and install a ultraviolet disinfection system.

The installation may also incorporate solar panels, Tyler said.

Essex County Manager Dan Palmer said the consolidating funding stream, now in its eighth year, is the main source of funding for critical infrastructure projects in rural communities.

“These are important because the only way to leverage (the funds) now through is those types of programs — especially water and sewer,” Palmer said. “There is no other money out there except for municipalities bonding it on their own.”

But that can be costly, officials said.

“You could never pay out of local dollars,” Scozzafava said. “It would just be impossible.” ■

• Crown Point: The town received $1 million to relocate its wastewater treatment facility to Station Road, installing a new primary treatment process. They will also install an ultraviolet disinfection system at the new plant. This project will reduce the nutrients entering Lake Champlain, including phosphorus that may lead to harmful algal blooms; • Jay: The town garnered $30,000 to complete an engineering report to evaluate options for adding disinfection to the Ausable Forks Wastewater Treatment Plant and any other upgrades that may be needed to facilitate adding disinfection; • Moriah: Among the biggest winners, Moriah received two separate awards: $750,000 was allocated to replace water and sewer main infrastructure on First Street, Oak Lane and Ridge Lane. The town was also awarded $2.5 million in funds to construct five miles of

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TEEN SLAIN

A Ticonderoga teenager was charged with the killing of his friend with a machete in what police characterized as a dispute over a girl.

Adrian Sawyer, 16, was indicted for the intentional murder of 15-year-old Maverick Bowman on July 26 at an abandoned party house on Lake Champlain in Putnam.

Ticonderoga Police discovered Bowman’s body in the early morning hours in a house owned by his grandmother after receiving a call from Sawyer’s family. Sawyer indicated to family members that Bowman had been hurt. Police said Bowman died of a wound to the throat.

Sawyer remains in jail awaiting trial.

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Four kitchen workers were taken to the hospital for treatment. About 50 guests who were at the club escaped unhurt.

Firefighters said an explosion preceded the fire and was believed to have involved a propane tank.

The club was an iconic spot for residents, who could enjoy a round of golf or a meal in a beautiful mountain setting.

The golf course remained open, while Emerald’s moved to a nearby location and became known as Emerald’s II. ■

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TICONDEROGA | ’Tis the season for peace, joy and celebration, but 242 years ago at Fort Ticonderoga it twas not.

The year was 1776, the first winter of American independence, and perhaps the events that led up to what has become known as the Christmas Riot of 1776 should have come as a warning for things to come.

Then, as now, America was a divided nation, said Fort Ticonderoga curator Matt Keagle during a presentation at the fort last weekend, with serious differences among men who

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The Revolution in full flame by this time, with the tide of the war adding to the tensions in colonial ranks.

On the last day of 1775, Americans attacked a British garrison in Quebec and got their hats handed to them, forcing an inglorious, 300-mile retreat back to Fort Ticonderoga. George Washington had rousted the British from Boston, but then got clobbered in New York, forcing the Continental Army to skedaddle back down into Pennsylvania.

Benedict Arnold’s ragtag Navy had been wiped out in Lake Champlain in October, and all told, Thomas Paine’s dour observation about these being the times that try men’s souls might have been something of an understatement. Even news of the Declaration of Independence did little to improve morale. It “caused a little buzz, but was soon forgotten,” a soldier wrote.

The one glimmer of hope was that Arnold, even in defeat, had been able to delay the British just enough to force them to wrap up their campaign for the year before they could capture the important Lake Champlain outpost.

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On Christmas morning, soldiers were ordered to parade on the frozen lake. Four Yankee officers were not present and apparently back in their snug quarters at the fort — a point not lost on Thomas Craig, a lieutenant from a Scots-Irish family in Northeastern Pennsylvania that is not remembered for its pacifism.

Craig stewed all day over the march, and the workbench and the whole lot of Yankees which he felt were little better than the British. That evening, “warmed with wine,” he unsheathed his sword and went looking for Col. Whitcomb.

The resulting melee was not deadly, although it easily could have been. Craig jabbed Yankees with his sword, severed part of Whitcomb’s ear and he and his men made off with armloads of Yankee valuables. The Yankees brandished weapons, but apparently did no damage.

Craig was court martialed, but was acquitted and continued to serve in the army. The Yankees were compensated for their losses, and Whitcomb was disposed to forgive his adversary after the Craig camp shot a fat bear and offered it up for a feast. Mad Anthony Wayne, himself a Pennsylvanian, made some vague efforts toward reestablishing order, but seemed more interesting in ensuring that word of the disturbance didn’t get out, thus blemishing his reputation.

But the lesson in American history remained. “Many of us have this vision of the unity of purpose and cause” in the Revolution, Keagle said. But the reality is that, as today, there were many faces to the American portrait, and they didn’t always get along.

But “despite these divisions, American forces were able to come together,” Keagle said. “We can always come together for great things, but sometimes it’s a work in progress.” ■

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“One wonders what would have happened if the British had captured Fort Ticonderoga,” Keagle said. But for a few days’ delay in October, the colonies might have been split down the middle and the outcome or the war radically changed.

But within the colonial ranks, there was already a split, particularly between the industrious, egalitarian Northeast and the “Buckskins” from points south who valued order and convention. Officers from the Mid-Atlantic wrinkled their noses as “the miserable behavior of the Yankees,” noting that their ranks, which included blacks, whites and Indians, created “a most shocking spectacle.”

When the son of Asa Whitcomb, a 57-yearold Massachusetts colonel, was caught passing the time by making shoes, it was considered by the Pennsylvania Buckskins to be a horrible breach of military protocol.

Adding to the tension was the fact that that precisely no one wanted to be in this frozen outpost, least of all the overall commander, “Mad” Anthony Wayne, who felt he was cut out for more high-profile work than as a glorified drill sergeant in a frozen wilderness.

Christmas Day at the fort in 1776 would have been just another day, with no particular reason for celebration. Christmas was not widely recognized in America until the middle of the following century, and since there was no specific mention of it in the Bible it certainly would not have gained currency with the puritanical Northeast. Yet the date adds modern-day irony to violence that happened that evening.

Keagle said not much was known about the event until recently, only some opaque historical references that something took place that night, More curious, when Keagle went to the military record, there was the notation “Head Quarters Dec 25 1776.” But the page is blank.

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Hague gets a traffic light

Traffic has been restricted to one lane south of the hamlet, with no timetable for repair as yet.

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Not because of traffic, but because of bank failure

water and the cave-in swept away earth right up to the side of the road.

An initial detour — which would have caused a major inconvenience — was replaced with a light that restricts the road to a single lane. The light might delay a motorist for a couple of minutes, but in not a terrible burden, said Supervisor Edna Frasier.

Frasier said the bank had collapsed before, in 2012. She said she’s talked to highway engineers but has not been given an indication of when the road will be fixed.

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Love ‘em or hate ‘em

It should come as no surprise to anyone that we live in turbulent times, and while some areas

By Dan Alexander seem to be improv• PUBLISHER • ing, others continue to spin out of control.

As far as this nation is concerned “The Guy” (someday hopefully “The Gal”) in the big white house has always been a lightning rod for public opinion.

But in recent years, we’ve seen the divide, resentment, resistance and yes, even outright hatred growing for whoever has sat in the big chair.

No one seems very pleased about it: families squabble during the holidays over it. Friends avoid the subject altogether while others avoid making a misstep by uttering political incorrectness during casual conversation that might offend someone.

Right now, it seems communication in nearly all forms must be carefully crafted to avoid offense at all cost. Even clothing can cause an unintended public disturbance.

There will always be people who approach things from different perspectives and whose views may differ from yours. It’s been true since the beginning of time, and nothing will ever change that simple fact.

But there is a lesson to be learned from all this, and it’s one we’ve known but has a habit of sneaking up on even the best of us.

It’s as clear as the sky is blue.

Simply put, hatred is corrosive.

Like rust underneath a car, it slowly eats away at the sturdy, metal fabric, and before you know it, it’s spreading everywhere. If not put into check, pieces start falling off and over time what was once a shiny prize is now nothing but an ugly bucket of bolts.

As we head into the new year, our elected officials, the media and the voters have some choices to make. Allow our hatred to continue to fester and eat away at our union, or seek solutions to find mutually acceptable paths to solving problems with our health care, budget, immigration, infrastructure, education, drug addiction and so many more issues plaguing our nation.

Looking back in the past will do nothing to address the core issues facing the nation except waste more time, dollars and continue to feed the corrosive beast that is driving us further apart.

The recent coverage of President Bush’s passing and the service he rendered to the nation should serve as a reminder to us that we can learn to overlook our difference and seek the solutions for the good of the nation. ■

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To the Editor: As a parent in the Plattsburgh School District, I am challenging the entire school board and administration to gather at the Ted K Center and walk to the high school.

This is not the furthest point our children walk from, but it will give them an idea of how it feels on a 6 degree day to get to school.

Then I want them to think of taking gym, math and science first period.

Four hundred and fifty thousand dollars has been acquired to fi x the walk bridge and they are discussing tearing it down.

We have no bus system in place, and it is obvious they have no concern that weather people say do not be exposed to the outdoors and bring pets in.

Our children walk for 40 minutes at times in this weather to get to and from school.

The board and administration have ignored my challenge three years in a row.

I feel this is because they know it is tortuous and do not care our children have to do this five days a week.

- Patricia Blanchard, Plattsburgh ■

Biggest threat to existence is government spending

To the Editor: When will the progressive, socialist “debt deniers” wake up to the fact that America’s biggest threat to our existence is government spending, not climate change.

It is not accurate to state that our planet is doomed unless we borrow many billions and give that money to the U.N. Paris Accord, who in turn will give it away to other countries around the planet once U.N. overhead

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expenses are sucked out.

I’ve read the Paris Accord, and it’s income redistribution by the U.N. with America as the primary funding agency.

Giving billions of our borrowed cash to small countries around the world will not cause them to use less fossil fuel.

But that’s the Paris plan.

China, the worlds biggest air and ocean polluter, won’t even talk about this for another 12 years. China needs to be part of any solution towards improvement.

I don’t deny that climate change occurs, but it has occurred through tens of millions of years of volcanic activity and other earthly events that we only guess about.

How can they be certain about the future while we only guess about the past?

If you want an interesting story regarding the unintended consequence of liberal, progressive, environmental stupidity dig into the ethanol/gas hoax.

Its origin, results and worldwide impact, which are massive carbon dioxide releases as tropical forests have been burned seeking the corn oil substitute, palm oil.

Slaughtered orangutans and tigers are also a byproduct.

The U.N. will have you believe there are only 10 years left before climate catastrophe, which is what they said 20 years ago. Even if true, giving them our borrowed billions won’t change that.

What’s more likely to be gone in 10+ years is your way of life once Congress is forced to tax you to pay for their spending.

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Minerva-Newcomb shouldn’t dissolve sport partnership

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Rowland’s article, “Split decision?” which ran in the Dec. 15 edition of The Sun. I find it necessary to comment on the cover story in your Dec. 15 issue regarding the possible dissolving of the Minerva-Newcomb sports merger.

When I first heard talk about this, I wrote Minerva Central School (MCS) Board President Michael Corey on Dec. 6 to voice my concerns how this decision would undoubtedly create it impossible for Newcomb Central School (NCS) students to participate in sports.

After reading your article and the statements made by MCS Superintendent Timothy Farrell and MCS Board President Corey, I was left feeling angry, disgusted and sickened.

The focus of MCS breaking away from NCS and joining Johnsburg Central School appears to be wanting to win.

I know I cannot remember the games my team won when I was in high school, and my children can remember a couple.

However, what I do remember is learning teamwork, sportsmanship, time management and making friends. These are the true wins of playing sports.

Another big win is when your child is accepted into a college because of their participation in sports. Why? Because it shows that college the student is disciplined, confident and works well with others.

The discrimination statements by Corey in the article directed the international students are unethical, short sighted and shameful.

When I wrote Corey, I had no idea he felt this way. If I had, my letter would have addressed my concern. Again, winning is the focus.

I hope the students at both MCS and NCS don’t get left on the sidelines in the game called life because of the decisions made by a few.

- Mary Lamphear, Newcomb ■

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Charter fined $174M in recordsetting internet speed settlement

By Pete DeMola EDITOR

ALBANY | Charter Spectrum will pay $174 million and refund customers $62 million in a settlement over claims it engaged in a “systematic scheme” to defraud and mislead internet subscribers by promising to deliver service that it knew it could not deliver.

The settlement announced Tuesday by the state Attorney General’s Office is believed to represent the largest-ever payout to consumers by an internet service provider in U.S. history.

Attorney General Barbara Underwood said the settlement should serve as a “wakeup call” to any company serving New York consumers and sets a new standard for how internet providers should fairly market their services.

“Fulfill your promises or pay the price,” said Underwood in a statement.

INCAPABLE HARDWARE

The state Attorney General’s office filed a complaint in New York State Supreme Court last year alleging that Charter, originally known as Time Warner Cable, had failed to deliver on internet speeds and the reliability it had promised subscribers.

The company marketed, and charged more for, download speeds of 100, 200, and 300 megabytes per second while failing to maintain enough network capacity to reliably deliver those speeds to subscribers, said the attorney general’s office.

And the provider leased older-generation modems known to be incapable of delivering the promised speeds, according to the lawsuit.

Some subscribers were getting speeds that were more than 80 percent slower than what they had paid for.

Charter falsely represented speeds as equally available, whether connecting over a wired or wi-fi connection despite the fact that speeds are routinely slower via the latter.

The provider also guaranteed subscribers would enjoy “seamless access to their chosen internet content while engaging in hardball tactics with Netflix and other popular third-party content providers that, at various times, ensured that subscribers would suffer through frozen screens, extended buffering and reduced picture quality,” according to the attorney general’s office.

LONG ROAD

The settlement comes after years of legal wrangling, with the state Attorney General’s Office staving off motions by the company to move the case to federal court; to dismiss the action and a subsequent appeal at the Appellate Division.

Several provisions of the deal will crack down on how the

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provider markets broadband speeds.

The company must stop making “unsubstantiated claims” in its advertising and must substantiate speeds using industry-accepted testing methodology while discontinuing any speed plan that cannot be substantiated.

Charter will also be prohibited from making unsubstantiated claims about the reliability of their internet service — promising no buffering or slowdowns, for instance — as well as availability of the promised wi-fi speeds.

And they will be forbidden from describing internet speeds as “consistent” without fully satisfying the FCC speed requirements and must make “commercially reasonable efforts to deliver access to all online content and services featured in its advertisements.”

Underwood said the reforms will be precedent-setting.

“These reforms set the stage for major marketing and business reforms across the broadband industry,” she said.

Charter has also agreed to make “substantial network enhancements to improve its internet service in New York.”

“We are pleased to have reached a settlement with the Attorney General on the issue of certain Time Warner Cable advertising practices in New York prior to our merger, and to have put this litigation behind us,” said a Charter spokesperson.

The spokesperson said the provider has made, and continues to make, “substantial investments enhancing internet service across the state of New York since our 2016 merger, as acknowledged in the settlement.”

“We look forward to continue providing the best TV, internet, voice and mobile products to our customers, and to bringing broadband to more homes and businesses across the state.”

PAYOUT DETAILS

As part of the settlement, Charter will be required to pay

Obituaries

Michael Francis Arthur

TICONDEROGA | Michael Francis Arthur, 53, of Portland, Maine passed away peacefully on Monday, Dec. 17, 2018 surrounded by his family.

A firecracker baby, he was born on July 4, 1965 in Ticonderoga. He was the son of Richard and Elizabeth (Pond) Arthur, of Ticonderoga. Michael spent his adventurous childhood growing up in Ticonderoga where he enjoyed bowling, skiing and snowmobiling. He graduated from Ticonderoga Central School in 1984.

In 1988, Michael and his wife, Tammy, moved to Portland, Maine where he created many lifelong friendships through bowling, riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle and eating at Portland’s local restaurants.

Michael enjoyed his career as a courier driver, spending time at the ocean, playing with his dog ­— Miss Harlie, boating on Lake George and traveling. Most recently, Michael was able to vacation in Thailand and Hawaii which he loved. He also loved his annual birthday celebration vacation on Lake George.

His greatest love was that of family. His sense of humor, smile, ability to make anyone laugh and his “life of the party” spirit will

direct restitution of $62.5 million for over 700,000 active subscribers, each of whom will receive between $75 and $150.

The $75 refund will be allocated to customers who leased an inadequate modem, wi-fi router or subscribed to a Time Warner Cable legacy speed plan of 100 mbps or higher.

An additional $75 refund will be available to approximately 150,000 subscribers who had an inadequate modem for 24 months or more The company will also offer free streaming services and premium channels with a retail value of over $100 million for approximately 2.2 million active subscribers.

Charter is required to notify subscribers of their eligibility for refunds and disburse them within 120 days, according to the settlement.

The company has already disbursed over $6 million in refunds for inadequate modems to date as part of a settlement unrelated to Tuesday’s announcement.

Charter will offer all subscribers currently receiving internet and cable television from the company a choice of either three free months of HBO or six free months of Showtime.

All other active Charter internet subscribers will receive a free month of Charter’s Spectrum TV Choice streaming service — in which subscribers can access broadcast television and a choice of 10 pay TV networks — as well as a free month of Showtime.

Charter will notify subscribers of their eligibility for video and streaming services and provide details for accessing them within 120 days of the settlement.

CUOMO FIGHT

The provider continues to tangle with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration over broadband expansion efforts as part of the company’s merger with Time Warner in 2016.

The state Public Service Commission rescinded the provider’s approval earlier this year.

The original decision handed down by the regulatory agency forced Charter to sell its operations to another provider who could legally operate in the state.

But the two sides continue to negotiate a settlement following the extension of several deadlines.

Cuomo blasted the provider earlier this month when he joined striking IBEW LOCAL 3 workers at a rally in New York City.

“Charter Spectrum didn’t just mistreat you and lie to you,” Cuomo said. “Charter Spectrum lied to the people of the State of New York. They promised to serve underserved households and the state of New York has fined them and we want to fine them $20 million for violating that agreement.” ■ suncommunitynews.com/publicnotices/obituaries

be greatly missed. When he spent time with his friends, you could always count on him for a cheerful “just one more!”

2018 was a special year for Michael as his ­ his first grandlifelong wish came true — son, Oliver, was born. Over the past 11 1/2 months, Oliver brought endless joy, laughter and smiles to Michael.

Survivors include his wife of 23 years, Tammy (Laslow) Arthur; his daughter Danielle DeLaurentis and her husband, Robert, of Southborough, Massachusetts; his grandson, Oliver DeLaurentis, of Southborough, Massachusetts; his mother, Elizabeth Arthur, of Ticonderoga; his mother-in-law Maryann (Fleming) Laslow, of Ticonderoga, his sisterin-law Deborah (Laslow) Kerrigan, of Pensacola, Florida; his niece Amanda (Laslow) Bechtold and her husband Brett, of Ticonderoga; his nephew, Briton Laslow and his wife, Jenna, of Rutland, Vermont; his nephew Don Alexander Kerrigan, of Pensacola, Florida; his niece Donia Kerrigan, of Los Angeles, California; and several aunts, uncles and cousins.

He was predeceased by his father, Richard, and his two sisters, Kimberly and Michelle; his father-in-law, Lloyd Laslow, and two brothers-in-law, Craig Laslow and Don Kerrigan.

Family and friends called from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19 at Jones, Rich & Barnes Funeral Home 199 Woodfords St. Portland, Maine.

Additional calling hours were held from 9-10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 22 at Wilcox

& Regan Funeral Home in Ticonderoga. A funeral mass was celebrated at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 22 at Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Ticonderoga. Burial information was provided at the service.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation MA/RI Chapter, 220 North Main St. Suite 104, Natick, Mass. 01760 or to the Ticonderoga Alumni Association Box 644 Ticonderoga, NY 12883.

For online condolences, please visit wilcoxandreganfuneralhome.com. ■

the Sister’s of Mercy in Burlington.

Ginger enjoyed baking, painting, calligraphy, arts and spending time with her grandchildren.

She is survived by her daughter, Colleen Munson, of Moriah; by her two beloved grandchildren Rachelle Cline, of Moriah, and Roger Cline, of Long Island; by her siblings, Carl Wixon, of Roswell, New Mexico, Lee Haire and wife Liz, of Springfield, Massachusetts and Mary Jensen and husband Michael of Brandon, Vermont; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

She was predeceased by her parents and by her husbands, Roger P. Munson who died in 1964 and C. Lynn Stearns who died in 1996, by her siblings, Ken, Dick and Doug MORIAH | Augusta Bannister, Barbara Spears, Beverly Devino “Ginger” B. Stearns, 81, and Debbie Lowell. died Sunday morning Dec. 16 at ElizabethA Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated town Community Hoson Saturday, Dec. 22 at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s pital in Elizabethtown Catholic Church, with the Rev. Luke Austin in the loving arms of as the celebrant. her grandson with her Burial will be at a later date in Prospect daughter and grandCemetery in east Middlebury. daughter by her side after a short illness.

Memorial contributions may be made to She was born Aug. 12, 1937 in Middle- St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 326 College bury, Vermont the daughter of Kenneth H. St., Middlebury, Vermont 05753 or to the Bannister and Augusta (Palmer) Bannister. Addison County Humane Society at 236 Ginger was a graduate of Middlebury Boardman St. Middlebury, Vermont 05753.

High School.

Arrangements are under the direction of She was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic the Sanderson-Ducharme Funeral Home.

Church where she was also a member of the Online condolences at sandersonfunerchoir, she was also an associate member of alservice.com ■

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RED STORM THUNDER THROUGH LONG ISLAND: The NINE IS FINE IN CHAZY: The Chazy Eagles dominated

the competition throughout the postseason as they captured their ninth Class D state championship, a mark now without rival throughout the state. It was the 18th trip to the final four in the 23-year tenure of Eagles coach Rob McAuliffe and their 12th appearance in the state title game.

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BOMBERS DEFEND IN NORDIC: For the third straight year,

PATRIOTS BOWL OVER COMPETITION: In the history of the NYSPHSAA state bowling championship, no Section VII boys team had claimed the top prize in all the land, until this year, when AuSable Valley scored the win in Syracuse when anchor Tyler Atkins finished his 10th with three strikes.

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Saranac Lake Red Storm captured the Class C state cross country championship with a dominating performance on Long Island. “When I was in eighth grade we had five guys and went 5-15 in Section VII,” senior Anderson Gray recounted. “At the end of that year, I told them all that I didn’t know how, but someday we were going to win a state championship. Somehow, I was right.”

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the Lake Placid Blue Bombers won the Nordic ski championships in North Creek. They repeated as Nordic champions by taking the top spot in the three-man classic relay, while Scotty Schulz repeated as the individual state champion.

teams extended their reach beyond the field in 2018, as the two teams raised enough money to fully fund the October North Country Honor Flight mission through their Senior Night fundraisers, sending veterans from the region by plane to Washington, D.C., to tour the World War II, Korean and Vietnam memorials.

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varsity football team rolled off nine straight victories, including dominating performances at the end of the regular season and into the playoffs, as they made their way to the Class D state title game in Syracuse for the third time.

IT’S IN THE HOLE: While Joey Stahl of Moriah cruised to

his second Section VII individual golf title in three years, Anthony Barcomb had the top moment of the sectional golf tournament in May, as the Northeastern Clinton golfer, playing on his home course, recorded the first known holein-one in tournament history.

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straight year, the Moriah Vikings boys varsity basketball team made their way to the Class D final four. It was also the second year in a row that both boys and girls basketball teams made it to the final weekend of the season.

WRESTLERS FIND SUCCESS AT STATES: It was a strong

year for Section VII at the state wrestling tournament, as Saranac’s Jacob Nolan and AuSable Valley’s Chance Lapier both made the finals before placing second. Peru’s Logan Dubuque placed third by winning the consolation bracket, while Saranac’s Bryce Smith and Peru’s Alijah Seymour placed sixth.

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two sports programs will be joining together permanently, as the Westport Eagles and Elizabethtown-Lewis Lions will join as the Griffins as both school districts voted to merge into one starting July 1, 2019. This winter will be the final season for the storied Eagles and Lions basketball programs.

SENTINELS INVADE BINGHAMTON: The Ticonderoga

varsity baseball team relied on the arms of Russ Gallo III and Michael DuShane in the postseason, along with key hitting throughout the lineup, starting up top with Evan Graney, to advance to the Class C state championship game, falling to Avon, 6-5, in eight innings.

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LADY COUGARS TO FINAL FOUR: Defense and key scoring led the Northeastern Clinton girls basketball team to the Class B Final Four in March, as the team defeated Voorheesville 51-44 in overtime to earn their way to Troy, where they would fall to Section I Irvington in the semifinals.

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Crown Point takes first meeting against Schroon Lake

“Every time we made a run, Cody would hit a three,” Silvernail said. “We didn’t have an answer for him or Jake. Crown Point came out ready to play, and we were a step slow at times.”

Noah Spaulding added 8 points for the Panthers, while Reese Celotti scored 6, Zach Spaulding 4 and Dylan Sours 3.

For the Wildcats, Andrew Pelkey led the way with 22 points, with Cian Bresnahan scoring 9, Travis Dick 7, Colin Bresnahan 6 and Gabe Gratto 2. ■

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SCHROON | The Crown Point boys varsity basketball team outscored Schroon Lake 36-28 in the second half to score a 10-point, 58-48, win Dec. 20.

Wildcats coach Lee Silvernail gave credit to the Crown Point duo of Cody Crammond and Jake LaDeau, who finished with 21 and 16 points, respectively.

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Ti Sentinels sweep Moriah Vikings bowlers Photo by Jill Lobdell

MINEVILLE | The Ticonderoga Sentinels scored a pair of 4-0 wins against rival Moriah in their first regular season meeting of the winter season on the lanes of the Mineville VFW Tuesday.

In the boys match, Zach Bush had both the high game of 235 and high series of 669, adding games of 220 and 214.

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Gavin Fleury combined games of 205, 200 and 193 for a 598 triple; with Axel Dedrick rolling games of 203, 178 and 174 for a 555 triple; Gavin Tucker rolling for games of 222, 167 and 148 in a 537 triple; and Nate Trudeau a 480 triple with games of 187, 156 and 137.

For Moriah, Ethan Madill had the top game of 178.

In the girls match, Jade Frasier led Ticonderoga with a high game of 177 with games of 165 and 134 for a 476 series. Kim England had games of 160, 157 and 120 for a 446 series; with Adrianna Borho rolling games of 143, 139 and 135 for a 417 series; and Makayla Huestis had games of 164 and 131 as part of a 382 series.

Overall, Ticonderoga coach Donna Fleury said it has been a mixed year for the teams.

“The boys have only lost one match so far and that was to last years state champions, Ausable Valley,” Fleury said. “We have a couple kids that are struggling but heading into the

second half I hope they get straitened out. The girls are all still very young and are still learning what their abilities are.”

Moriah was led by Shyann Hargett’s 126 high game along with scores of 126 and 107 for a 362 series, while Hannah Slattery combined games of 121, 109 and 103 for a 333 triple. ■

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Day Day Birding Birding~Snowshoe Hike Hike held held at Crown Point Historic Point State St, Site; 1: p.m.- 2:30 Site; 1:00 p.m. p.m. The bird walk may offer wal sightings of the sii:; Bald Be Eagle and Rough-legged R Hawk, Darkfeyed Junco, e Snow Buntings, s or 0 winter finches, Scaup, fir Buffl Bu ehead, Common Cor Goldeneye and Gold other other· waterfowl.

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Lake George » Hope for Haiti

Blanket Making Party held at Bay Road Church; 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Be part of the blessing! Join Hope for Haiti as we make fleece blankets for our new students to the Education Program this year. No sewing experience required. Lunch will be provided.

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TICONDEROGA | Ticonderoga Fire Chief Matthew Watts will leave his post Jan.1 after he was defeated in a membership election this month by challenger Jason Parent.

“We had our elections and unfortunately I was not re-elected,” Watts said. “I’m actually OK with it, it is a lot of work and almost a full time job. I did the best I could with the best interests of the community and the department at heart.”

Watts said firehouses are known for their palace intrigue, but still he was surprised by the vote. He said he will continue to volunteer at the station where is finishing his third year as chief.

Watts, who works as manager for Lamoille Ambulance Service, has been an officer in Ticonderoga for the past 17 years. He will turn over duties to Parent on Jan. 1.

Ticonderoga Supervisor Joe Giordano said Watts has been an asset to the community.

“The town thanks Matt Watts for his service and leadership of the Ti Fire Department in cooperation with town services over the course of his tenure,” Giordano said.

Watts said the job isn’t easy, and requires six to seven hours of time a day. “I will now have a chance to pursue other opportunities,” he said. “I have enjoyed my time as Chief and wish the new officers luck.”

Watts said he is proud of his accomplishments, including the purchase this year of new Ferrara engine tanker that replaces a 1992 truck that had become a safety hazard.

The $595,000 engine has a 1,500 gallon water tank, a deck water gun and an LED tower to light up emergency scenes.

The truck will be placed into service as soon it it is fitted with new, lighter and safer air tanks for the fire fighters.

Watts said the department has also become more community oriented, helping to hang Christmas lights and participating in local festivals.

But like many volunteer companies, it has been losing members and now has 44. “It’s been in a steady decline for 30 years now” he said. “That’s happening all over the place.”

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As companies struggle to attract volunteers, Watts said calls are increasing. We’ve had 300 calls this year, and we’d usually have 220 to 230,” he said. “It’s been uncharacteristically busy.” ■

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RIVERS GEORGINA SSNY designated as A/K/A GINA RIVERS, if agent of LLC upon living, and if they be whom process against it dead, any and all permay be served. SSNY sons unknown to plainshall mail process to tiff, claiming, or who Steven Wagner at the may claim to have an inprinc. office of the LLC. terest in, or generally or Purpose: Any lawful ac- specific lien upon the tivity. real property described TT-12/29-02/02/2019in this action; such un6TC-205699 known persons being herein generally deNOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY scribed and intended to be included in the folCOMPANY (LLC) designation, Name: Charboneau Sup- lowing ply, LLC. Articles of Or- namely: the wife, widow, husband, widower, ganization filed with the Secretary of State of heirs-at-law, next of kin, New York (SSNY) on descendants, executors, de11/29/2018 Office Loca- administrators, visees, legatees, credition: Essex County. The SSNY is designated as tors, trustees, committees, lienors, and asagent of the LLC upon whom process against it signees of such demay be served. SSNY ceased, any and all pershall mail a copy of any sons deriving interest in process to the LLC at: or lien upon, or title to 15 Montcalm Street, said real property by, Ticonderoga, NY 12883. through, or under them Purpose: To engage in and their respective wives, widows, husany lawful act or activity. bands, widowers, heirsTT-12/8-01/12/2018at-law, next of kin, de6TC-203788 executors, scendants, COLLECTORS NOTICE administrators, deI, Rose M. French, the visees, legatees, crediundersigned Collector of tors, trustees, commitTaxes in and for the tees, lienors, and asTown of Moriah, Essex signs, all of whom and County, New York have whose names, except as received the Tax Roll stated, are unknown to and Warrant for the col- plaintiff, NEW YORK lection of taxes for the STATE DEPARTMENT year 2019.

OF TAXATION AND FII will sit at the following NANCE, UNITED STATES named place for the pur- OF AMERICA INTERNAL pose of receiving taxes, REVENUE SERVICE, from 9AM to 4 PM JOHN DOE #1 through 12:00-1:00 (CLOSED JOHN DOE #12, the last FOR LUNCH) on the fol- twelve names being fictilowing dates without a tious and unknown to January 2, plaintiff, the persons or penalty: 2019 through January parties intended being 2019, Monday 31, the tenants, occupants, through Friday at the persons or corporations, Town of Moriah Town if any, having or claimHall, 38 Park Place Suite ing an interest in or lien 2, Port Henry, NY upon the premises, de12974. scribed in the complaint, As of February 1, 2019, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMone (1) percent penalty MONED to answer the will be added, two (2) complaint in this action percent penalty added as and to serve a copy of of March 1, 2019 and your answer, or, if the three (3) percent penalty complaint is not served added as of April 1, with this summons, to 2019 until the return of serve a notice of appearunpaid taxes on May 1, ance on the Plaintiff's 2019 is made to the Attorney within 20 days County Treasurer pur- after the service of this suant to law. summons, exclusive of You will be offered the the day of service (or opportunity to pay your within 30 days after the taxes in four install- service is complete if ments, but you must this summons is not choose to do so by Jan- personally delivered to uary 31st. Instructions you within the State of will be included in with New York); and in case your taxes. of your failure to appear Rose M. French or answer, judgment will Town of Moriah be taken against you by Town Clerk/Tax Collector default for the relief deTT-12/29/2018-1TCmanded in the com205015 plaint. NOTICE YOU ARE CROWN POINT SELF IN DANGER OF LOSING STORAGE will sell at YOUR HOME If you do "PRIVATE SALE" the not respond to this contents of 1-10x10 Summons and Comstorage unit # 56 on Sat- plaint by serving a copy urday December 29, of the answer on the at2018 at 8 Sharon Park torney for the mortgage Crown Point, N.Y. company who filed this Commerce Park Self foreclosure proceeding Storage will sell at "PRI- against you and filing VATE SALE" the con- the answer with the tents of 1- 5x10 storage court, a default judgunit # 17 on Saturday ment may be entered December 29. 2018 at against you and you can 24 Commerce Dr lose your home. Speak Ticonderoga, N.Y. to an attorney or go to tt-12/29/2018-1tcthe court where your 205576 case is pending for further information on how Dahlgren Colley Propeties, L.L.C., Arts to answer the summons and protect your properof Org. filed with Sec. of ty. Sending a payment to State of NY (SSNY) 10/30/2018. Cty: Essex. your mortgage company will not stop this foreSSNY desig. as agent closure action. YOU upon whom process against may be served & MUST RESPOND BY shall mail process to SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE William Colley, 495 Baldwin Rd., Ticondero- ATTORNEY FOR THE ga, NY 12883. General PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND FILING Purpose THE ANSWER WITH TT-12/22-1/26/2019THE COURT. Dated: 6TC-205018 Syosset, New York, DeESSEX - INDEX NO.: cember 10, 2018. Peter CV18-0080 SUPPLE- T. Roach & Associates, SUMMONS. P.C., attorney for PlainMENTAL Plaintiff designates ES- tiff, 6901 Jericho TurnSEX COUNTY as the pike, Suite 240, Syosset, place of trial based upon NY 11791. Tel: 516-938the location of the 3100. To the above premises herein de- named defendants: The scribed having tax map foregoing summons is Section 66.3, Block 1, served upon you by Lot 4.100 and 4.200, publication pursuant to Westport, NY, County of an Order of the Hon. Essex CITIBANK, N.A., Glen T. Bruening, a JusNOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL tice of the Supreme

T. Roach & Associates, P.C., attorney for Plaintiff, 6901 Jericho Turnpike, Suite 240, Syosset, NY 11791. Tel: 516-9383100. To the above The named defendants: LEGALS foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Glen T. Bruening, a Justice of the Supreme Court, State of New York, dated November 20, 2018 and filed with the Essex County Clerk together with the supporting papers thereon.

This is an action to foreclose a mortgage held

by Plaintiff on the premises known as Section 66.3, Block 1, Lot 4.100 and 4.200, Westport NY, County of Essex as described in the complaint on file and commonly known as 979 LEDGE HILL RD, WESTPORT, NY 12993.

59864 TT-12/22-1/12/20194TC-204780 NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF ESSEX Index No. CV17-0199 RJI No. 15-1-20170255E Hon. Martin D. Auffredou, J.S.C. WALTER H. HALBOHM, JR. and DOROTHY M. HALBOHM, Plaintiffs, -againstWILDERNESS CAPITAL GROUP, LTD, EAGLE CAPITAL GROUP LLC, ESCALATION CAPITAL GROUP, LTD, EMILIO LOCASCIO a/k/a EMIL A. LOCASCIO, MARK C. CASOLO, BRANDEN U. CASOLO a/k/a BRANDON U. CASOLO, FRIEDMAN REALTY, INC., DEBORAH J. TAYLOR, INDIVIDUALLY AND DEBORAH J. TAYLOR, as trustee of THE DEBORAH TAYLOR REVOCABLE INTER VIVOSTRUST U/A 3/31/06, MARILYN C. DESIMONY, individually and as Executrix of the ESTATE OF JOHN DESIMONY, ESTATE OF DEBRA F. DESIMONY, ANNA M. FINLEY, DOROTHY A. JOLY, INDIVIDUALLY, AND DOROTHY A. JOLY, as trustee of THE DOROTHY A. JOLY LIVING TRUST UNDER AN AGREEMENT OF FEBRUARY 3, 1995, PATRICIA A. BACHAN, MARTA ZIONS, KENNETH D. WOLOSOFF, SANDRA MCGOWAN, EDWIN UTTER and ESTATE OF KENNETH MCKENNA, Defendants.

Pursuant to the Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale dated December 7, 2018, duly made and executed in the above entitled action in the amount of $1,305,975.83, plus interest, costs and disbursements, attorneys fees, and other amounts awarded by the Court, I, the undersigned, the Referee named in said Judgment, will sell at public auction in the lobby of the Essex County Courthouse, 7559 Court Street, Elizabethtown, New York 12932 on Tuesday, January 15, 2019, at 11:00 oclock a.m. on that date, the real property directed by said Judgment to be sold, commonly known as 14 Bryons Way in the Town of Schroon, County of Essex and State of New York (Section 157.5, Block 2, Lot 12.120 on the Tax Map of the Town of Schroon) and 726 Bryons Way in the Town of Schroon, County of Essex and State of New York (Section 157.5, Block 2, Lot 12.220 on the Tax Map of the Town of Schroon), together as one lot together with the improvements, structures, buildings and fixtures thereon.

Dated: Willsboro, New York, December 12, 2018 /s/ Reginald H. Bedell Reginald H. Bedell, Esq., Referee NOLAN & HELLER, LLP Marco B. Koshykar, Esq. Attorneys for Plaintiff 39 North Pearl Street, 3rd Floor Albany, New York 12207 (518) 449-3300 TT-12/22-1/12/20194TC-205146

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PUMPKIN DEVELOPwww.suncommunitynews.com MENT AND MANAGEMENT, LLC LEGALS LEGALS Arts. of Org. filed with NOTICE OF FORMATION Secy. of State of NY OF LIMITED LIABILITY (SSNY) on 12/17/18. OfCOMPANY (LLC) fice location: Essex Name, MERRITT'S County. Princ. office of CENTER, LLC: 424 E. 52nd St., COUNTRY LLC. Articles of Organi- Apt. 4C, NY, NY 10022. zation filed with the Sec- SSNY designated as retary of State (SSNY) agent of LLC upon on 12/05/2018. Office whom process against it Location: Essex County. may be served. SSNY The SSNY is designated shall mail process to as agent of the LLC Steven Wagner at the upon whom process princ. office of the LLC. against it may be served.

Purpose: Any lawful acSSNY shall mail a copy tivity. of any process to the TT-12/29-02/02/2019principal business loca- 6TC-205698 tion of LLC: 9 TufferSUPREME COURT OF town Trl., Ticonderoga New York 12883. Pur- THE STATE OF NEW pose: All lawful activi- YORK COUNTY OF ESSEX INDEX #CV18-0467 ties.

FILED: 11/29/2018 SUPTT-12/22-1/26/2019PLEMENTAL SUMMONS 6TC-205021 AND NOTICE. Plaintiff NOTICE TO BIDDERS designates Essex County NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- as the place of trial.

EN, that the Under- Venue is based upon the signed, on behalf of the County in which the Town of Ticonderoga, mortgage premise is sitwill accept sealed bids at uated. U.S. BANK NAthe Town Hall until 2:00 TIONAL ASSOCIATION, P.M. on January 31st, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCES2019 for Property De- SOR IN INTEREST TO molition.

WACHOVIA BANK NAThe bids shall be opened TIONAL ASSOCIATION, publicly and read aloud AS TRUSTEE FOR AEGIS on January 31st, 2019 ASSET BACKED SECUat 2:00 P.M. at the RITIES TRUST, MORTTiconderoga Town Hall, GAGE PASS-THROUGH 132 Montcalm Street, CERTIFICATES, SERIES Ticonderoga, New York 2004-5 Plaintiff(s), 12883.

MAXINE against, Please contact the Town PETER TROMBLEE, Supervisor at (518) 585- TROMBLEE, BRIAN 6265 for additional in- TROMBLEE, Unknown formation concerning heirs at law of WILLIAM the bidding. Specifica- TROMBLEE A/K/A tions and standard pro- WILLIAM J. TROMBLEE, posals for the proposed and if they be dead, any work may be obtained at and all persons unthe above address, or on known to plaintiff, claimthe Countys website at: ing, or who may claim to www.co.essex.ny.us. have an interest in, or All bids submitted in re- generally or specific lien sponse to this notice upon the real property shall be marked described in this action; "SEALED BID PROPER- such unknown persons TY DEMOLITION" clearly being herein generally on the outside of the en- described and intended velope. to be included in the folThe Town affirmatively designation, lowing states that in regard to namely: the wife, widow, any contract entered into husband, widower, heirs pursuant to these in- at law, next of kin, destructions, without re- scendants, executors, gard to race, color, sex, deadministrators, religion, age, national visees, legatees, crediorigin, disability, sexual tors, trustees, commitpreference or Vietnam tees, lienors, and asEra veteran status, dis- signees of such deadvantaged and minority ceased, any and all peror women-owned busi- sons deriving interest in ness enterprises will be or lien upon, or title to afforded equal opportu- said real property by, nity to submit bids in re- through or under them, sponse hereto. or either of them, and Dated: December 18, their respective wives, 2018 widows, husbands, widJoseph M Giordano, Su- owers, heirs at law, next pervisor of kin, descendants, exTown of Ticonderoga ecutors, administrators, 132 Montcalm Street devisees, legatees, credTiconderoga NY 12883 itors, trustees, commitTT-12/29/2018-1TCtees, lienors and as205586 signs, all of who and OLIVE'S TI PI LLC Arti- whose names, except as cles of Org. filed NY Sec. stated, are unknown to State (SSNY) plaintiff, NEW YORK of DEPARTMENT 11/14/2018. Office in STATE Essex Co. SSNY desig. OF TAXATION AND FINANCE, LAWRENCE R. agent of LLC whom PORTFOLIO WELCH, process may be served.

RECOVERY ASOCIATES, SSNY shall mail process to 24 Wayne St., Ticon- LLC,, "JOHN DOE #1" through "JOHN DOE NY 12883, deroga, which is also the princi- #12", the last twelve pal business location. names being fictitious Purpose: Any lawful pur- and unknown to plaintiff, the persons or parties pose. intended being the tenTT-11/24-12/29/2018ants, occupants, per6TC-202579 sons or corporations, if PLEASE TAKE NOTICE any, having or claiming that I, Patricia J. Savarie an interest in or lien the undersigned Collec- upon the premises, detor Receiver of Taxes of scribed in the complaint, the Town of Schroon, Defendant(s). TO THE County of Essex and ABOVE NAMED DEFENState of New York, have NOTICE YOU DANTS: duly received the war- ARE IN DANGER OF rant for the 2019 Tax LOSING YOUR HOME IF Year. I will collect taxes YOU DO NOT RESPOND Monday Friday from 8 TO THIS SUMMONS A.M. to 2 P.M. at the AND COMPLAINT BY Town Hall, Schroon SERVING A COPY OF Lake N.Y. Taxes may be THE ANSWER ON THE paid 30 days from the ATTORNEYS FOR THE postmark without MORTGAGE COMPANY charge of interest. Taxes WHO FILED THIS FOREremaining unpaid there- CLOSURE PROCEEDING after are subject to a 1% AGAINST YOU AND FILpenalty in February; 2% ING THE ANSWER WITH penalty in March; and THE COURT, A DEFAULT 3% penalty in April until JUDGMENT MAY BE ENthe 30th of that month. TERED AND YOU CAN Taxes are returned to LOSE YOUR HOME. the County Treasurers SPEAK TO AN ATTOROffice on May 1, 2019.

NEY OR GO TO THE Patricia J. Savarie COURT WHERE YOUR Tax Collector CASE IS PENDING FOR TT-12/29/2018-1TCINFORMAFURTHER 205263 TION ON HOW TO ANSWER THE SUMMONS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PUMPKIN DEVELOP- AND PROTECT YOUR MENT AND MANAGE- PROPERTY. SENDING A PAYMENT TO YOUR MENT, LLC MORTGAGE COMPANY Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY WILL NOT STOP THIS (SSNY) on 12/17/18. Of- FORECLOSURE ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND fice location: Essex County. Princ. office of BY SERVING A COPY OF

CASE IS PENDING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO ANSWER THE SUMMONS AND PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING A PAYMENT TO YOUR LEGALS MORTGAGE COMPANY WILL NOT STOP THIS FORECLOSURE ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND

BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO WACHOVIA BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE AEGIS ASSET FOR BACKED SECURITIES MORTGAGE TRUST, PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-5 AND FILING THE ANSWER WITHIN THE YOU ARE COURT. HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not serviced with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the Plaintiff`s attorney within 20 days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service or within 30 days after the service is complete if this summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York; The United States of America, if designated as a Defendant in this action, may appear within (60) days of service thereof and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT: THE OJBECT of the above captioned action is to foreclose on a mortgage which was recorded on the office of the Clerk of the County of Essex where the property is located on September 20, 2004 recorded in Liber 1419 of Mortgages at page 0194, in the office of the Clerk of the County of Essex. Said mortgage was then assigned to U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS AEGIS ASSET OF BACKED SECURITIES TRUST, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-5 A/K/A U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR AEGIS ASSET THE SECURITIES BACKED TRUST, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERSERIES TIFICATES, 2004-5, by assignment of mortgage executed July 29, 2013 and the assignment of which will be recorded at the Clerk`s office where the property is located covering premises known as 68 Chipmunk Ln, Moriah, NY 12961 (Section: 96.2 Block: 1 Lot: 65.200).

The relief sought in the within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the described premises above to satisfy the debt described above to the above named Defendants: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. Glen T. Bruening, an Acting Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York dated November 20, 2018, and filed along with the supporting papers in the office of the Clerk of the County of Essex. This is an action to foreclose on a mortgage. ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings improvements and thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the County of Essex and State of New York. SECTION: 96.2 BLOCK: 1 LOT: 65.200 said premises known as 68 Chipmunk Ln, Moriah, NY 12961. YOU ARE HEREBY PUT ON NOTICE THAT WE ARE ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. By reason of the default in the payment of the monthly installment of principal and interest,

Chipmunk Ln, Moriah, State law requires anyone offering such serNY 12961. YOU ARE HEREBY PUT ON NO- vices for profit to enter TICE THAT WE ARE AT- into a contract which fully describes the â&#x20AC;¢serTOTiCOLLECT TEMPTING The Times of Sun | December 29, 2018 15 A DEBT AND ANY IN- vices they will perform and fees they will FORMATION OBTAINED LEGALS LEGALS WILL BE USED FOR charge, and which proTHAT PURPOSE. By hibits them from taking any money from you unreason of the default in til they have completed the payment of the monthly installment of all such promised serprincipal and interest, vices. Section 1303 NOamong other things, as TICE YOU ARE IN DANhereinafter set forth, GER OF LOSING YOUR Plaintiff, the holder and HOME If you do not reowner of the aforemen- spond to this summons tioned note and mort- and complaint by serving the copy of the angage, or their agents swer on the attorney for have elected and hereby accelerate the mortgage the mortgage company and declare the entire who filed this foreclosure proceeding against mortgage indebtedness immediately due and you and filing the answer with the court, a payable. The following default judgment may be amounts are now due and owing on said mort- entered and you may gage, no part of any of lose your home. Speak which has been paid al- to an attorney or go to though duly demanded. the court where your Entire principal Balance case is pending for furin the amount of ther information on how $254,554.50 plus inter- to answer the summons est from November 1, and protect your properUNLESS YOU ty. Sending a payment 2012. to your mortgage comDISPUTE THE VALDITY OF THE DEBT, OR ANY pany will not stop this THEREOF, foreclosure action. YOU PORTION WITHIN THIRTY (30) MUST RESPOND BY DAYS AFTER YOUR RE- SERVING A COPY OF CEIPT HEREOF THAT THE ANSWER ON THE THE DEBT, OR ANY ATTORNEY FOR THE PORTION THEREOF, IS PLAINTIFF MORTGAGE COMPANY AND FILING DISPUTED, THE DEBT AN ANSWER WITH THE JUDGMENT OR AGAINST YOU AND A COURT. Leopold & AsCOPY OF SUCH VERIFI- sociates, PLLC, 80 Business Park Drive, Suite CATION OR JUDGMENT Armonk, NY WILL BE MAILED TO 110, Our file YOU BY THE HEREIN 10504. #Tromblee DEBT COLLECTOR. IF UPON TT-12/8-12/29/2018APPLICABLE, YOUR WRITTEN RE- 4TC-204023 QUEST, WITHIN SAID THIRTY (30) DAY PERIOD, THE HEREIN DEBT COLLECTOR WILL PRO- TOWN OF SCHROON OrVIDE YOU WITH THE Meeting ganizational NAME, ADDRESS OF Monday, January 7, THE ORIGINAL CREDI- 2019 at 6:00 PM. TOR. IF YOU HAVE RE- TT-12/29/2018-1TCCEIVED A DISCHARGE 205667 FROM THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT, YOU ARE NOT TOWN OF TICONDEROLIABLE PERSONALLY GA, NEW YORK FOR THE UNDERLYING INDEBTEDNESS OWED NOTICE OF PUBLIC TO PLAINTIFF/CREDI- HEARING TOR AND THIS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE NOTICE/DISCLOSURE IS that a public hearing will FOR COMPLIANCE AND be held by the Town INFORMATIONAL PUR- Board of the Town of HELP Ticonderoga on January POSES ONLY. FOR HOMEOWERS IN 10, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. at New the Offices of the Town FORECLOSURE York State requires that of Ticonderoga, 132 we send you this notice Montcalm Street, Ticonabout the foreclosure deroga, New York, to process. Please read it discuss a proposed LoSUMMONS cal Law amending Local carefully.

AND COMPLAINT You Laws of the Town of are in danger of losing Ticonderoga which esyour home. If you fail to tablished health insurrespond to the sum- ance policy benefits for mons and complaint in retired or retiring elected this foreclosure action, officials and employees you may lose your in the Town of Ticonderoga. Copies of the home. Please read the proposed local law is summons and complaint available at the Town carefully. You should immediately contact an Hall, 132 Montcalm Ticonderoga, attorney or your local le- Street, New York during regular gal aid office to obtain business hours.

All advice on how to protect members of the public yourself. SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND AS- and interested parties are permitted to appear SISTANCE. The State encourages you to be- and be heard.

By order of the Town come informed about your options in foreclo- Board of the Town of In addition to Ticonderoga, New York, sure. seeking assistance from dated December 10, an attorney or legal aid, 2018. there are government Tonya Thompson agencies, and non-profit Town Clerk organizations that you TT-12/29/2018-1TCmay contact for informa- 205668 tion about possible options, including trying to work with our lender WATER & SEWER during this process. To locate an entity near RENTS TOWN OF MORIAH you, you may call the toll-free helpline main- Water & Sewer Clerk Julie L. Ida, will be coltained by New York State Banking Depart- lecting Water and Sewer ment at 1-877-Bank- rents beginning January rd NYS or visit the Depart- 3, 2019. After the 3 of the month, following ment`s website at each quarterly billing www.banking.state.ny.us FORECLO- there will be a 10% SURE RESCUE SCAMS penalty. Due to the taxes coming out at the same Be careful of people who time as the land taxes, approach you with offers the penalty for the to "save" your home.

February payment will There are individuals be forgiven if paid by the who watch for notices of foreclosure actions in due date of the second order to unfairly profit payment which is May 3, 2019. Rents will be colfrom a homeowner's lected through Novemdistress. You should be extremely careful about ber 3, 2019, after which any such promises and any unpaid balance will any suggestions that be levied onto the land you pay them a fee or taxes in January 2020. sign over your deed. PLEASE REMIT PAYMState law requires any- NET STUB WHEN PAYone offering such ser- ING YOUR BILL TO ENvices for profit to enter SURE CREDIT TO THE PROPER ACCOUNT. into a contract which fully describes the ser- Thank you Julie L. Ida vices they will perform and fees they will Water & Sewer Clerk charge, and which pro- TT-12/29/2018-1TC205406 hibits them from taking any money from you until they have completed all such promised services. Section 1303 NO-

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