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You will recall that last month’s letter was written in the context of a busy month of policing focused on refuting the oftencited points of the Clarkson propaganda machine. Since then Clarkson has manufactured and issued two additional bought-and-paid-for-reports attacking the police that he brings to his town hall meetings.

are all New York State or Albany County Funded programs that the town is fully reimbursed for. Not only is Bethlehem reimbursed for the overtime expenditures for programs such as Stop DWI, but our department also generates revenue for the town at the same time while making our community safer with enforcement efforts. The Bethlehem School District also reimburses the town due to police officers being present in the schools. In fact, the total reimbursement to the town including fines, fees, and restitution generated by the police exceeds the police department overtime budget!

Let’s turn to the studies often cited by the Clarkson propaganda machine as to why overtime spending is too high. When these reports are cited, you should be aware that the bulk of these studies are often ignored and typically they are cited for one point of information without any factual context. Well as we all know, the facts matter - let’s take a look at just one example.

In the outdated Citizen’s Budget Committee study, Clarkson attempts to compare our police with five other departments that include Rotterdam, Guilderland, Manlius, Vestal, and Orchard Park. Attempting to use Manlius, Vestal, or Orchard Park Police Departments seems odd and misplaced. Why not use other Capital Region town police departments that are not 300 miles away from Bethlehem, such as Colonie, Niskayuna or Glenville?

Thousands and thousands of taxpayer dollars have been spent on these reports over the years. Yet strangely, as if we live in a third world dictatorship, the town redacts information, sanitizing these reports to fit their self-interest. So sadly, once again, I have to explain the facts vs. Clarkson’s most recent underwhelming fiction to our community. Definitely not the summer blockbuster we’d hope for!

The Rotterdam and Guilderland Police departments The facts are the facts. Clarkson chooses to spend less on are relatively close to Bethlehem and are more easily public protection and refuses to acknowledge we don’t have comparable. The major difference between the Bethlehem enough officers to adequately protect a town of more than 50 versus Rotterdam and Guilderland is they have gained more manpower. As we are well aware, a department that has square miles. staffing resources relies less on overtime to provide adequate Forget the taxpayer bought-and-paid-for consultant studies, public safety services to the community. the unbiased opinion of NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services recommends a staffing level of 46 officers for our Since this study was completed, Bethlehem has shrunk from town. Since this report was issued, the town has grown in 39 sworn members down to 37. Guilderland has grown from population and business development while the police force 32 sworn members to 35 and Rotterdam has grown from 41 has shrunk by sixteen percent, from 44 to 37 officers. Clarkson sworn members to 42. The study also fails to mention that also fails to mention approximately 25 percent of overtime the Guilderland actually has two police departments – one costs are directly linked to insufficient staffing and intentional in Guilderland and one in Altamont. Guilderland also has a mutual aid agreement with the SUNY Police Department and delays in replacing officers we have lost through attrition. a NYS State Police barracks is located within the town.

In addition, since 2005, the number of telecommunications positions were reduced by 27% from 15 to 11 dispatchers Further, the Rotterdam police force is 12% larger than and the number of animal control officers decreased from Bethlehem’s, while Rotterdam has 20% less residents 2 to 1 officer. That’s 12 fewer positions overall in a growing compared to the Bethlehem. To the credit of the volunteers town - these staffing losses force an increased workload for who completed this study, they do show that revenue generated by the Bethlehem police exceeds the entire police the department. overtime budget!

With decreased staffing, overtime has risen. The majority of our officers do not want to work overtime, but understand These town reports continue to be what passes for the sacrifice is necessary to meet the needs of the town. “information” from Clarkson’s office – misleading propaganda Clarkson further muddied the waters, restricting the ability at best – these new reports are no exception. of our officers to use earned time off, leaving our police Clarkson continues to live in a dream world populated by his spending less and less time with their families. As Clarkson sidekicks and his “yes” men. He can manufacture all the pie is well aware, short staffing a police department results in charts he wants, but it does not change the fact that the men increased overtime, increased response time to calls, and an and women on the job are disheartened and don’t get the overworked police force. support our police deserve from Clarkson.

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While suburban gardeners put a great deal of effort into protecting their gardens from wildlife and pests—deer, rabbits, moles and voles, beetles, mites, caterpillars, etc.—they may not be thinking about another important aspect of gardening: the safety of their own pets.

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Many varieties contain very low amounts of the Bulbs and Plants Toxic to Pets toxins and are not as dangerous as dog owners The plants listed below can wreak havoc on a pet’s are often led to believe; however, varieties with system and can be fatal, even in small amounts. higher toxin concentrations can cause vomiting, For instance, ingesting just a small amount of a diarrhea, hyperactivity, an abnormal heart lily can cause kidney failure in a cat. Symptoms to rhythm, seizures and in extreme cases, death. look out for include vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, Since it is not usually apparent how much of the and lethargy. Tremors or drunk-like behavior are toxin the mulch contains, it’s best to keep dogs a another sign of possible poisoning. safe distance away, to always supervise your pet Azalea, Clematis, Crocus, Daffodil, Foxglove, while outside, or to not use the mulch at all.

Hyacinth, Hydrangea, Lily of the Valley (especially toxic to cats), Morning Glory, Rhododendron, Sago Palm, Tulip. Tomato, eggplant and potato Fertilizers, Soil Additives and Pesticides plants can be fatal to dogs.

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By Susan E. Leath Lt. John Leonard’s historic marker stands in front of Hamagrael Elementary on McGuffy Lane in Delmar.

As you travel though Bethlehem have you noticed the signs marking the burial site of a “soldier of the American Revolution?” There are eight signs, five of which are the eye catching blue and yellow of New York State historic markers. Eighteen veterans are memorialized. All of these particular signs were placed by the Tawasentha Chapter of the Daughters of the America Revolution.

Lt. John Leonard’s sign is found in front of Hamagrael Elementary School. According to the DAR’s records, Leonard was born in 1739 in Whittenbergh, Germany.

He married Cornelia Rechter on August 29, 1767.

Leonard served in the 5th Regiment of the Albany County Militia becoming a Lieutenant on March 4, 1780. The 5th regiment was under the command of Colonel Gerritt G. Van Den Bergh, Leonard saw duty with familiar Bethlehem names like captains George Hogan, Teunis Slingerland, and John Van Wie and enlisted men Walter Becker, Joseph Haswell and John Oliver.

A glimpse into Leonard’s service with the militia is found in John Flansburgh’s sworn affidavit when he applied

for a war pension in 1833: “In the summer of the year 1780, this declarent then being appointed a sergeant in said company of which was still commanded by the said Capt. Hogan – Marched…on a tour of duty to Schoharie and was there stationed at the Stone Church which was used as a Fort – Remained there some weeks when he was detailed under lieutenant John Leonard to assist in carry up new prisoners from Schoharie to Albany.”

Today, the Old Stone Fort in Schoharie is a museum.

As noted by Flansburgh, it was built as a church in 1772 and, with the beginning of the revolution, was fortified in 1777. After 1778, various units of the Albany County Militia served garrison duty there.

While Flansburgh details several tours of duty in his application, we have no such information for Leonard.

Leonard died October 7, 1801 and was buried in the family cemetery. The exact spot is unknown with the DAR indicating that it was on the Patterson farm which was originally leased by the Leonard family in 1786.

The Patterson farm was later developed by Edwin Heinsohn as Hamagrael Park in the area of today’s Jordan Blvd, Winne Road and Roweland Avenue.

Andrew Conning’s snappy yellow and blue marker stands on New Scotland Road at the corner of Couse Lane in Slingerlands. He is noted to have served under Capt. Vanderheyden with the 3rd Regiment of the Albany County Militia. Conning was born in 1747 and died 1827. His first wife had the last name of McBride and his second wife was Betsy Wood (17621827). Both are buried at the family cemetery just down Couse Lane.

Patrick Callanan’s small, brown marker is in South Bethlehem at the entrance to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

He also served under Capt. Vanderheyden with the 3rd Regiment of the Albany County Militia. Callanan died October 4, 1824, age 89. His wife Susan died February 21, 1816 age 53.

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During the Revolutionary era, all males between 16 and 50 (later in the war this was extended to 60) were required to enroll in the local militia. Terms of service were usually three months, although New York could call out the militia for a few weeks several times a year if desired. Men appear to have served in different regiments at different times. For example Leonard served under both Vanderheyden’s 3rd Regiment and Van Den Bergh’s 5th. At the time regiments were known more by their commanding officer rather than by their number. Albany County had 17 such regiments. Keep in mind that at the time Albany County was much larger than it is today. It included the modern counties of Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schoharie, Schenectady, Greene and Columbia. All of these had been separated from Albany by 1800.

When called up, soldiers were expected to be armed and provide themselves with a blanket, powder-horn and flint. The pay was $26 a month for lieutenants and $6 a month for privates.

All three men, Leonard, Conning and Callanan, are listed in the book New York in the Revolution as Colony and State as having Land Bounty Rights in compensation for their service with the Albany County Militia. New York’s militia troops were paid a rate equal to that of the Continental Army troops and a treasurer was appointed by the Provincial Congress in 1775 to collect revenues and pay New York’s bills.

Actual funds however were often lacking. In 1781, this lack of compensation for war service lead to the establishment of land rights. A system was developed where rights to un-appropriated land (a right being 500 acres) were granted according to rank. More research needs to be done to determine if Leonard, Conning or Callanan exercised their land bounty rights.

Susan E. Leath presently serves as Bethlehem’s Town Historian.

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Visit her blog at: BethlehemNYHistory.blogspot.com.

Susan welcomes your suggestions forr future Then and Now articles.

She can be reached at sleath@townofbethlehem.org Patrick Callanan’s is located at the entrance to Elmwood Cemetery which is on Bridge Street in South Bethlehem.

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Four Corners Pharmacy, written by David Hughes, Pharm. D Candidate 2016

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Ask Your Four Corners Pharmacist Summertime means hiking, enjoying the sun, gardening and sitting by the pool!

Yet, we still need to be cautious of a dangerous plant, Poison Ivy.

June 2015

What is poison ivy?

Poison Ivy refers to a plant commonly found throughout the United States that produces oil called urushiol that is released from the plant when damaged.

The oil is can be very irritating and cause an allergic dermatitis reaction (which means inflamed skin). The reaction is associated with an itchy, red rash that may blister.

What does it look like?

Poison Ivy grows as a climbing vine or shrub. The species, Toxicodendron rydbergii, is most commonly found in the northern United States and has a stem with three leaflets with a hairy upper side. It is common to find this plant growing up poles, trees, walls, hiking trails and streams. Hence the saying…

“Leaves of three? Let it be!”

What if I come in contact with it?

If you believe that you have touched a poison ivy plant it is crucial to wash the area with dishwashing soap and water to remove the toxin in the oil. Doing this as soon as possible, will help to reduce the severity of the reaction. Urushiol can remain under fingernails for several days so it is imperative to clip nails and thoroughly clean under each nail. It is also recommended to take a tepid shower with mild soap after exposure to the oil. Urushiol can be transferred from objects, clothes and animals, so wash them thoroughly to avoid further exposure.

For more information please utilize the following websites: MayoClinic: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/poisonivy/basics/symptoms/con-20025866 American Academy of Dermatology: https://www.aad.org/dermatologya-to-z/diseases-and-treatments/m---p/poison-ivy/tips

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I have the rash, now what?

The rash will generally resolve itself within two to three weeks regardless of treatment but here are some options to help with symptoms.

Over-the-Counter Options Treatment is aimed at reducing the discomfort, drying weeping lesions and preventing infection. Calamine lotion is a protectant that will assist in drying the lesions weeping fluid and provide some relief of itching.

For more severe itching, hydrocortisone cream used up to four times a day might be more effective. Hydrocortisone helps to reduce inflammation and redness but also helps to relieve itching

more than calamine. If you have just been treated with a live vaccine or have an active infection, consult your doctor or pharmacist before considering hydrocortisone cream.

Other options such as topical anesthetics (products containing camphor, menthol, or diphenhydramine) can be used for excessive itching but should NOT be used if there are open blisters present as these may worsen symptoms.

When do I need to go to the doctor?

In some instances, over the counter products are not enough to alleviate symptoms must be evaluated more thoroughly. If one or more of the following is met then you should consult your physician immediately: •

Children younger than 2 years old

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Covers more than 20% of your body

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Affecting your daily life

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Rash present for more than 2 weeks

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Not resolved after 7 days of over the counter treatment

Non-Pharmacological Options Simply washing the areas can provide relief but make sure you do it right! Keep the rash clean by washing with warm water and mild soap to prevent infection. Applying a cool compress can help to reduce any inflammation and itching.

Soaking the area in an oatmeal bath can also help soothe. Hot water and more intense soaps can worsen itching and redness. If these options do not provide relief, you may need to utilize OTC products too.

Why not just prevent it?

Ivy Block is a topically applied agent that is used to prevent the effects of poison ivy if exposed to its oils.

Apply a smooth film of this product on your skin about 15 minutes before potential exposure to poison ivy and re-apply every 4 hours.

Utilizing this product can help prevent exposure in the first place!

However, this is not an option to treat an active rash. This can be used in children as well but make sure to wash hands well and avoid this product getting into the eyes as this may cause irritation and redness.

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FINANCIAL FOCU$ Celebrate Father’s Day by Investing in Your Children’s Future Father’s Day is almost here. If you’re a father, especially one with young children, get ready to add to your collection of homemade cards, ties, golf tees or other such gifts designed to please you. Your greatest gift, of course, is your children — and you would doubtless get great satisfaction from knowing that you’ve provided them with financial resources that can benefit their lives in many ways. So why not use this Father’s Day as a starting point for investing in your children’s futures?

Here are a few methods for doing just that: •UGMA/UTMA — If you would like to buy and sell securities for the benefit of a child, you will need to open a custodial account known as either an UTMA (Uniform Transfers to Minors) or UGMA (Uniform Gifts to Minors) account. You would serve as the custodian for this account, giving you control of it until your child turns either 18 or 21, at which point he or she would take over ownership. Investment income from an UGMA/UTMA account can receive some favorable tax treatment: As long as the child is under age 19 (or under age 24 and a full-time student) and does not have earned income providing more than half of his or her support, the first $1,050 of investment income is tax free, and the next $1,050 will be taxed at the child’s tax rate, which is typically 10%. Investment income above $2,100 will be taxed at your tax rate.

•Roth IRA — Even young children can contribute to a Roth IRA, as long as they have some type of earned income from babysitting, mowing lawns or any other type of work.

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Your children can fund a Roth IRA with virtually any type of investment — stocks, bonds, government securities, and so on — and withdrawals of contributions are tax free. Roth IRA earnings are also tax free, providing the investor is at least 59½ and has had the account for at least five years. A Roth IRA can be used to help provide retirement income for your children, but it also offers penalty-free withdrawals of earnings when the money is used for a first-time purchase of a home.

•Grantor Trust — If you’d like to give your children a sizable financial gift but still maintain some control over when they receive the money and how they can use it, you might want to consider working with a legal professional to establish a Grantor Trust. You could name yourself as the trustee and decide, for example, to designate the funds in the trust exclusively for college expenses. You can give up to $14,000 per year to the trust without incurring gift taxes. (In fact, you can set up as many trusts as you like and give $14,000 to each of your children in this manner.)

Before you decide on any of these plans, consult with your legal, tax and financial professionals to make sure the arrangement you’ve selected is suitable for your needs.

However you choose to help your children, your generosity will make all the Father’s Days to come even more meaningful for you — so consider taking action soon.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.

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Thank you!

Once again the members of the Bethlehem YMCA and supporters throughout our community have come through. Thanks to your generosity the Y has surpassed its Annual Campaign goal for 2015 by raising more than $110,000!

Every penny raised stays right here in Bethlehem and enables the YMCA to keep its commitment that no one is turned away from the Y because of an inability to pay.

In particular, the Bethlehem YMCA would like to thank the many corporate and group organizations for their contributions, including: My Place Hockey Team; Adirondack Beverages; American Clothing Recycling Company; Bank of America; Bethlehem Youth Hockey and Boosters; Bethlehem Police Benevolent Association; Bethlehem Youth Hockey; Boy Scouts of America Troop 58; Christmas Wish Campaign; Field Goods, LLC; First Niagara Bank; Girvin & Ferlazzo, P.C.; HealthNow Administrative Services; Hill & Markes; Japan Karate Association of Albany; Lifetouch; Maynard, O’Connor, Smith and Catalinotto; O’Connor, O’Connor, Bresee & First; Regeneron Pharmaceuticals; SABIC; Security Plumbing and Heating Supply; Stewart’s Shops; The Hamlet at Slingerlands LLC; Bethlehem YMCA Advisory Board and the YMCA staff.

Every dollar of every pledge is appreciated by thousands of families and individuals of all ages in Bethlehem who either receive Annual Campaign scholarships or participate in programs that are funded through the Annual Campaign donations.

For the young child who can now look forward to a fun summer at YMCA summer camp – and for that child’s parents – we say thank you.

For the person who is suffering with debilitating Parkinson’s disease who relishes the brief respite from his or her symptoms during Pedaling for Parkinsons at the Y, we say thank you.

For the individual at risk of developing diabetes that improves the quality of his or her life through nutrition and exercise as a result of the Y’s Diabetes Prevention Program, we say thank you.

For students from all backgrounds that develop new and better skills, and raise their academic standards to help graduate high school and focus on career goals in the Y’s Black and Latino Achievers program, we say thank you.

When you consider all of the programs that are supported by our annual campaign, and the thousands of people in town that are helped by scholarships and assistance from this effort, it’s clear that the YMCA is so much more than a gym and we sincerely thank everyone for their support and participation in all that we do.

YMCA SUMMER CAMP UPDATE: You can still register your kids for a fantastic summer of fun at the Bethlehem YMCA summer camp, either online at cdymca.org or stop by the Y front desk. With a new Lego camp, a new swim camp, more fun games and activities, it is sure to be a great summer at the YMCA. In addition to a high-quality summer camp experience for your child, the Y offers before and after care – 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. at no additional charge, a savings of up to $40 per day compared to other camps. Also, with our sibling savings option, the more kids you send to camp, the more you save. For each additional child who attends camp, you save $10 each week With just one additional child, you save $100 for 10 weeks of camp at the YMCA.

Mark Hansen Member, Bethlehem YMCA Board of Advisors

For the struggling teenager who has found a new path to a stronger character, better physical fitness and new achievements in school as a result of the YMCA’s ICan program, we say thank you.

For the family meeting the challenges that come from having a child with a life-threatening illness that can now enjoy the support of the Y’s Circle of Champs program, we say thank you.

For active older adults who can participate in a wide variety of healthy living and social activities at the Y, we say thank you.

For the cancer survivors that can strengthen not only their bodies but also their minds and spirits through the YMCA’s Livestrong program, we say thank you.

For the teenager learning about leadership, problem-solving and government by participating in the YMCA’s Youth in Government program, we say thank you.

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Monday, June 1-Sunday, June 7 CREATION STATION Get creative in the Children’s Place with the theme Eric Carle Caterpillar. Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Saturday 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; and Sunday 12:30-4:30 p.m.

Monday, June 8 DAYBOOKS Discuss “The House Girl” by Tara Conklin. New members are welcome. Copies are available at the information desk. Audio copies may also be available. 1:30 p.m.

Monday, June 1 TABLETOP GAMING We provide Dominion, Munchkin, and Ticket to Ride with its USA 1910 Expansion Pack. Feel free to bring your own favorite tabletop games. Snacks will be served. For adults and teens age 16 and older. 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, June 9 AFTERDINNER TOO Discuss “The Dog Stars” by Peter Heller. New members are welcome. Copies are available at the information desk. Audio copies may also be available. 7 p.m.

Tuesday, June 2 TECH JOB TRAINING AT SCCC Professor Rich Lasek will discuss training opportunities available through Schenectady County Community College, with an emphasis on their Supply Chain Management program. Sign up required. 7-8 p.m.

Wednesday, June 3 RESUME WRITING Patricia Sibilia, a job coach volunteer at the library, talks about how to write a resume and how to tailor it to a specific job. Sign up required. 7-8 p.m.

Saturday, June 13 WORLDWIDE KNIT IN PUBLIC DAY Knitters and potential knitters of all ages are invited to join a simultaneous gathering of knitters around the world. Enjoy the camaraderie, share helpful hints, and draw some attention to your craft. Not a knitter yet? Bring No. 8 knitting needles at 11:30am; we’ll get you started. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Monday, June 15 ALPHABET STORYTIME Story, video, and craft for children up to age 6 and families. 10 a.m.

Thursday, June 4 CRAFTERNOON A medley of crafts to make and take. For school-age kids. 4 p.m.

Tuesday, June 16 PAJAMA-RAMA Wear your PJs and bring a stuffed friend. Up to age 6 with family and friends. 7 p.m.

Fridays, June 5-26 PRESCHOOL FILMS Join us in the Community Room for short films based on picture books. For children up to age 6 with family. 10-10:30 a.m.

Wednesday, June 17 ORIGAMI CLUB Paper folders everywhere are welcome! Bring your own project or fold something with us. For all ages. 7-8:15 p.m.

Friday, June 5 AFTERNOON MUSIC WITH BOB AND TOM Bob Altschuler, a banjo player, and Tom Thorpe, a traditional bluegrass instrumentalist, play a mix of bluegrass, country, folk, blues and originals. They have been performing together for more than 30 years. 1-2 p.m.

Thursday, June 18 LISTENING PARTY: BE THE DJ Bring up to 3 or 4 of your favorite tracks (any genre) on CD to play and discuss. 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 20, and Sunday, June 21 CREATION STATION: SPECIAL EDITION Get creative in the Children’s Place and decorate a tie for Father’s Day. Saturday 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Sunday 12:30-4:30 p.m.

Saturdays, June 6-27 TIME OUT FOR TALES Stories and fun for children up to age 6 and families. 11 a.m.

Saturday, June 6 SUPER SMASH AFTERNOON Join your friends for an afternoon of Super Smash Bros. Brawl on the Wii. For grade 6-12. 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Wednesday, June 24 THE PUPPET PEOPLE PRESENT: THE WIZARD OF OZ Take a trip with us down the yellow brick road as we kick off the 2015 Summer Reading Program. For families. Performances at 2 and 6 p.m.

Monday, June 8 CONSTRUCTION STORYTIME Story and craft for children up to age 6 and families. 10 a.m.

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All are welcome to join us OPENING DAY, Sunday June 14 from 2 to 4 pm, for a free

Ice Cream Social.

Make your own sundae courtesy of Stewarts Shops.

Summer Exhibit

The exhibit continues through August 30 with the museum open Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 PM. Free. Stop by for a visit!

The Bethlehem Historical Association is located in the historic Cedar Hill Schoolhouse, 1003 River Road, Selkirk.

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