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Open House at Corinth Theatre Guild/Community Cupboard!– Monday, June 8, 2-4pm and 6-8pm. The Corinth Theatre Guildinvites the community to an Open House at our newly renovatedbuilding at 6 Fourth Street (behind the Hudson River CommunityCredit Union on Palmer Avenue). The CTG Board of Trusteesand General Membership recently voted to partner with theCorinth Churches Community Cupboard to house the CommunityCupboard (food pantry) in order to give them greater space andaccessibility, and to give the CTG a not-for-profit partner to sharethe costs of the building at 6 Fourth Street. Come by and seethe new Community Cupboard, the rehearsal and performancespace, and the lobby area that weʼve renovated for all to enjoy.Refreshments will be served. New Members are always wel-come to join. Adult membership is still only $15.00. Donationsand/or membership fees can be mailed or brought to the CorinthTheatre Guild, 6 Fourth St., Corinth, NY 12822. Call 654-7466for more information.

BOB MARCOTTE will be opening for the Greenfield HistoricalSocietyʼs Farmers Market, Friday, June 12th. Stop by the MiddleGrove Park from 4-7pm Friday Nights - Maybe you will see thenext big star at our Market!

THE T.O.P.S. GROUP (Take Off Pounds Sensibly!) Are youready to face the problem of being overweight? Our supportgroup can help. Methodist Church, Corinth, Thursdays 5:15pm.Join Us!

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Making Jam, Jelly & FruitLeather: Monday, June 8,5:30-8:30 pm, Cornell Cooper-ative Extension, Ballston Spa.Pre-registration required byJune 4; call 885-8995. Cost:$20. Using fresh fruit weʼllmake jam and jelly, and learnhow to dehydrate fruit. Learnabout the interplay of fruit,acid, pectin and sugar in mak-ing jellied products. Partici-pants will take home apreserved product. For a list of other food preser-vation workshops go towww.ccesaratoga.org, lookunder “Upcoming Events”.

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THROUGH THE GENEROUS DONATIONS made by our localcommunity and beyond the CES PTSA was able to show ourTeachers, Teacher Aides, Specials Teachers, Support Staff,Nurses, Secretaries, and the Principle just how truly appreciatedthey are! Teacherʼs Appreciation Week 2015 was a huge suc-cess and we would like to acknowledge your continuous commit-ment to our school with a giant THANK YOU to:Alpine Lake Campground, Amanda Cooper, Amoreʼs, April

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Beginning on May 3, 2015, the Worship Service time at OldSaratoga Reformed Church in Schuylerville will change. Thenew time will be at 10am. The church is located in Schuylerville,at the corner of Pearl and Burgoyne Streets. The sanctuary ishandicapped accessible by means of a wheelchair lift. All are wel-comed to attends the services.

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THE CORINTH ROTARY CLUB is very active in the communityand is constantly looking for new ways to help our communityand new members who will put “Service above Self”.

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The Hudson River Shakespeare Company will hold auditionsfor its summer production of Henry V on Wednesday, June 10,at 7 pm at the United Methodist Church, 227 Main Street, HudsonFalls. Parts are available for ages ten and up. No previous ex-perience or prepared material is necessary however it is impor-tant to be on time.Henry V recounts the battle of Agincourt and the young king's

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Monday through Thursday, June 22 through July 16. There willbe four performances July 17 and 18 at 8:00 PM and two mati-nees on July 18 and 19 at 2:00 PM at the Little Theater on theFarm.Please call 747-4418, email [email protected] or visit hudson-rivershakespeare.org for additional information.

Glens Falls, NY- LARAC, The Lower Adirondack Arts Councilinvites the community and arts enthusiasts to attend the 44thLARAC June Arts Festival, in just 3 weeks, Saturday and Sunday,June 13th and 14th, 10am-5pm. The June Arts Festival is opento the public, free to attend, and takes place rain or shine inDowntown Glens Fallsʼ City Park, 12801.The LARAC June Arts Festival is juried arts and craft show thatwill feature over 160 exhibitors selling a variety of handmade andunique products - including pottery, fiber, culinary items, jewelry,fine artwork, wood, photography, garden decorations, plus muchmore. Visitors may seek out their returning favorites or add oneof our 35 new vendors to their preferred list.As one of the premier summer events of the lower AdirondackRegion, visitors can also enjoy 3 stages of live, local music - fea-turing musical acts such as Rich Ortiz, Alicia Bautista, and theBlue Train Trio. Also enjoy childrenʼs activities, a full food courtwith some local vendors like Pies on Wheels and German WurstHaus, and support not-for-profit booths like Girl Scouts Troop3381 selling lemonade and the Charles R. Wood Theater.For more information please contact Festival Coordinator, PhilipCasabona, 518-798-1144 ext.2 or [email protected]


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Enrichment Resource Center will host the 37th Annual RegionalSpelling Bee at the Skidmore College Filene Recital Hall onWednesday, June 3rd at 7:00 p.m. for top spellers from grades4-8 in BOCES' component districts. This yearʼs winner will receive passes to the Great Escape theBee and a plaque for his/her school with the studentʼs name in-scribed. The second place winner will receive tickets to a classi-cal performance at SPAC, and the top six spellers will receiveribbons and prizes from Barnes and Noble Saratoga. The Bee is co-sponsored by the JCI Saratoga SpringsJaycees. For more information about the 2015 Regional SpellingBee, please contact Eileen Minder: Enrichment Resource Centerfor WSWHE BOCES at 581-3585 or email: [email protected]

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The Stony Creek Library invites children to come draw, color,and have fun at the “Kids Art Table” every Thursday afternoonfrom 3:30 to 5pm. There is no fee to attend and assorted art andcraft materials will be provided. Library staff will be on hand forideas and assistance. No need to sign-up, just come any Thurs-day! The Stony Creek Library is located at 37 Harrisburg Rd,Stony Creek, NY 12878. Phone- 696-5911. Normal Libraryhours are Monday and Wednesday 5 to 9pm, Tuesday andThursday 1 to 5:30pm, and Saturday 9 to 12.

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History about the Corinth Theatre Guild, Inc. - (CTG) wasformed in the mid-1900s, growing from the efforts of the CatholicDaughtersʼ Minstrel Shows, which put on many productions forthe publicʼs enjoyment in the Corinth area. They formally organ-ized as a Not-For-Profit 501(c)(3) corporation in 1978 through theefforts of Vincent Morreale, Mildred Butler, Ruth Jackson, JoeBarron, Richard Baker, Betty Bogle, Betty Saunders, and others. The building owned by the CTG at 6 Fourth Street in Corinth wasoriginally built to house the Gill and Towers Dairy. It was pur-chased from the Hudson River Credit Union and has served asthe groupʼs rehearsal and meeting space for many years, bring-ing such shows as “Guys and Dolls”, “Meet Me in St. Louis”,“Hello Dolly”, and many revues to area stages. We hope you will join the Corinth Theatre Guild! Adult Member-ship is only $15.00 per year. Checks can be mailed or broughtto the Corinth Theatre Guild, 6 Fourth St. Corinth, NY 12822.

BOB MARCOTTE will be opening for the Greenfield HistoricalSocietyʼs Farmers Market, Friday, June 12th. Stop by the MiddleGrove Park from 4-7pm Friday Nights - Maybe you will see thenext big star at our Market!

THE GREENFIELD FARMERS MARKET is looking for Vendorsfor the 2015 season. We are looking for local or New York State produce, homemade jams, jellies, pickles, cheeses, bakegoods, locally raised meats, eggs, honey, and homemade crafts.Our market has a playground, activities for the kids, and rest-rooms. Would you like to showcase your music, art/photos, or abook you have written? Give us a call for more info 567-9527 or469-6769. E-mail [email protected] Spon-sored by the Town of Greenfield Historical Society.

On June 21st, the German-American Club of Albany is holdingour annual Father's Day Picnic (rain or shine) at our authenticGerman Biergarten under the pines at 32 Cherry Street, Colonie,just a few from the Colonie Mall off Fuller Road. We'll have a liveGerman band and dancing, plenty of great German food, beerand soft drinks. Gates open at noon. Plenty of free parking. A$3 admission charge for adults. Children under 12 free. This fam-ily event, which includes our traditional children's parade, is sureto be enjoyed by all.For more info contact Bill Scheuermann at (518) 381-4107.

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HERITAGE HUNTERS: GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORYJune 20th – Saturday, 1 pm – David R. Starbuck will present areview of the archeological digs he has supervised in our areaover the past 30 years. The sites include; the Saratoga NationalHistoric Park, Mount Independence on Lake Champlain, RogersIsland and other Fort Edward sites, Fort William Henry, and hiscurrent project, Lake George Battlefield Park. Town of SaratogaTown Hall, 12 Spring St. [Route 29], Schuylerville. Guests arewelcome! For information: 518-587-2978

THE CAMP SARATOGA 5K Trail Series will be held at 6:15pmMonday evenings June 22, July 6, July 20, August 3 & August17, 2015. Registration is $5 day of. This is a low-key, fun eventtopped off by light refreshments and unusual raffle prizes. Pleasebring your own water. Proceeds benefit Wilton Wildlife Preserve& Park, the Jake Fund (a local preschooler who is facing multipleleg operations) and the Saratoga Spa State Park. For more info,call Laura Clark at 581-1278 or [email protected] or visit www.saratogastryders.org

The Little Theater on the Farm at 27 Plum Rd in Fort Edwardwill host a Tribute to the Beatles featuring regional tribute actʻAcross The Pondʼ on Saturday, June 6 at 7pm. Admission is $10for general admit and $7 for seniors and students.Across The Pond founded in 2006 by NYC-Nashville musicianMarc Clayton with the intention of celebrating the music of theBeatles without wearing the 60ʼs wigs and costumes but insteadfocusing on the details of the music. Since moving to the NorthCountry in 2010 he sought out musicians that felt as he did; tocapture the energy and song writing of the Beatles by coveringsongs from their early days up through their final album ʻLet ItBeʼ.


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Notice of 2015/2016 Village of Corinth Taxes and/or Water/Sewer Rents Now Due

June 1, 2015: Taxes Due & Payable Village taxes are due and payable thru June 30, 2015 withoutpenalty. Please make check payable to “Village of Corinth”. Allunpaid taxes after June 30, 2015 are subject to a 5% penalty forthe month of July plus 1% for each month thereafter until October1, 2015 at which time any unpaid taxes and applicable penaltieswill be turned over to Saratoga County Tax Collector for levy ontothe 2016 Town/County Tax. Property owners who have not re-ceived a copy of their tax bill should contact the VillageClerk/Treasurer, 244 Main St., Corinth, NY 12822; phone (518)654-2012. Under NYS law, non-receipt of a tax bill will not waiveapplicable penalties. Questions regarding assessment should bedirected to the Town of Corinth Assessor, 600 Palmer Avenue,Corinth, NY 12822 or by calling (518) 654-9232; extension 5.

June 1, 2015: Water/Sewer Rents Due & Payable Water/Sewer rents are due and payable thru June 30, 2015 with-out penalty. Customer has the option of paying quarterly or in fullfor the year. The quarters start as follows: 1st Qtr 6-1-15; 2nd Qtr9-1-15; 3rd Qtr 12-1-15 4th Qtr 3-1-16. All unpaid water/sewerrents after June 30, 2015 are subject to a 5% penalty for insidevillage users and 10% for outside village users during the monthof July 2015, October 2015, January 2016 and April 2016 plus½% penalty for inside users and 1% for outside users for themonths in between. Any unpaid inside village water/sewer rentsplus penalties as of April 15, 2016 will be levied onto the2016/2017 Village Tax along with a $25.00 servicing fee for eachunpaid water and sewer rent. Any unpaid outside villagewater/sewer rents plus penalties and servicing fee as of April 15,2016 will be subject to termination of service.Note: When paying taxes and water/sewer rents together, you

may write one check to “Village of Corinth” for the total amount.Payment of tax or water/sewer rents by mail can only be ac-cepted by the date postmarked on the envelope. A metered post-mark is not acceptable. It is recommended that when makingpayments near the due date that the envelope be postmarked atthe Post Office. Payments in person made on the last due datemust be delivered to the Village office during stated businesshours and not placed in the letter drop after 4pm.

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We are pleased to let you know there is a weekly Lyme SupportGroup meeting at the Queensbury United Methodist Church, 460Aviation Road west off I87 exit 19 upstairs in Clark Hall 11:30 amto 12:30 pm. 12 step guidelines provide anonymity and a safeplace for sharing and encouragement. Anyone who has Lyme orwho is caring for someone with Lyme is welcome.Feel free to contact Jill Greene at 668-2684 home and 796-5478cell.

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ST JAMES' SUMMER COOKOUTSt James', 172 Ottawa Street in Lake George will host our an-nual St James' Summer Cookout on Saturday, June 13, 2015from 5:00pm - 7:00pm. Adults: $12.00, Children: $4.00. TakeOut available starting at 5:00 pm. Menu: London Broil, Baked Po-tato. Vegetable, Tossed Salad, Rolls, Beverage, Our FamousHomemade Desserts. A portion of the proceeds will be donatedto outreach.

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bought their Thurman woodlotand worked with a forester tocreate a Certified Tree Farmthere, it was the first step inthe realization of a dream thathad been stirring them whenthey both still had day jobs.The more they learned aboutthe principles of good woodlotmanagement, the more theyappreciated the concept ofsustainability and wanted toshare the ideas with others.They set aside a June day towelcome neighbors, cus-tomers and even strangers(though no one is a strangerfor very long at Martinʼs Lum-ber), offering guided walks into the woods, demonstrations ofthe sawmill that maximizes the lumber yielded up by each logand even interactive craft demonstrations. They call the event“Martinʼs Lumber Woods Walk: Understanding Sustainability,”and Gary is quick to say that “sustainability” may be a newword, but itʼs an old concept. “The old-timers knew about sus-tainability. My grandfather used to say, ʻTake care of your wood-lot, and your woodlot will take care of you.ʼ” This yearʼs Woods Walk, a free event, takes place on Saturday,June 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with walks scheduled at 10:30,12:30 and 2:30. Joining Gary in leading the walks is BillLaPrairie, helping identify medicinal and edible plants along theway. Wini jokes that she will assign one guest on each walk thejob of telling Gary when it is time to return to the mill for ademonstration, as he is so passionate about the woods that heloses track of the time.Those not wishing to take the walk will find lots to engage theirattention near the mill, where Wini and friends of Martinʼs Lum-ber will have displays of crafts and other items and offer activ-ities for visitors. After checking out Winiʼs sign blanks andwood-burned signs, paper bead jewelry and stained glass step-ping stones, expect this year to visit with Ernie Smith and hisantique engines, Sue and Mike Therio of Oven Mountain Farm,who make and sell wooden wares for those who work in fiberarts and will help kids make pots to plant seeds. Artist DonnaWormwood will have her well-known Adirondack Rustic Minia-tures and Wild by Nature watercolors. Sally Feihelʼs AdirondackSuds and Scents handmade soaps and lotions have great ap-peal, as does the fused glass jewelry of Barb Beis. Local AuthorPerky Granger will lead an activity related to the environmentalawareness message of her teen novel A Summer of Strangers.Little tykes and grown-ups alike will gravitate to Don and NancyDeckerʼs operating Harry Potter model train. All ages will findsomething of interest at Woods Walk, so, rain or shine, put onyour most comfortable walking shoes, head out to MartinʼsLumber at 280 Valley Road, Thurman, (about 15 minutes fromNorthway Exit 23) and stay as long as you like.

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Warehouse Workers: New opportunities and work sched-ule avail. Tues.-Fri. 4pm-2am in Wilton. 15-20 new posi-tions. Additional openings in Wilton & Amsterdam Distribu-tion Centers. 12 hour, 3-day weekend shifts are still avail. Pay rates are Pick/Packers $11.00; Warehouse workers $12.00 and Team Leads $14.00. Regular lifting, fast pace environment with lots of standing. Seasonal positions and temp to permanent op-portunities. Once converted to the clientʼs payroll the starting salary is $17.00 per hr. with full benefits. Call Manpower @ 518-459-2800 for immedi-ate appointment.

Summer Work Packers- Ship-ping/Receiving, Amsterdam Distribution Centers. 12 hr., 3- day weekend shifts are still avail. Pay rates are Pick/Packers $12.00; Ware-house workers $12.00 and Team Leads $14.00. Regular lifting, fast pace environment with lots of standing. Sea-sonal and temp to permanent opportunities. Once converted to the clients payroll the start-ing salary is $17.00 per hour with full benefits. Call Man-power @ 518-459-2800 for immediate appointment.

the Fairfield Inn in Malta is accepting applications for all positions: Housekeeping, maintenance, breakfast. Ap-ply in person: 101 Saratoga Village Blvd., Malta

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A GREAT PROPERTY. Former horse farm, 9 1/2 acres, on Rt. 9 W in West Coxsackie, 500 yards from Thruway exit 21 B. Property has 3 BR ranch house, horse barn, and utility building. Commercially zoned. Asking $239,900. Call (518)291-3992 or (518)785-4393

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ADULT COMMUNITY Mini-mum 55 years old. Mohican Hill Apts. Ballston Spa. Spa-cious 1 BR walk-in closets, storage, $725.Washer, dryer, hookups. Low heat costs. No pets 885-4232

Clifton Pk. Apts. 2 BR $1050, 3 BR $1250 2 bath, marble FP, central air, gas heat, W/D hook-ups, many extras. Great location. No dogs allowed. Call (518) 280-1572

Corinth 5 Saratoga Ave., 2nd Floor, 2 BR, heat, hot water, A/C, outdoor maint, appls. plus W/D incl. $800/mo., sec. req., no smoking/pets. Call 810-9499. Available June 1st.

For rent: Corinth. Lg. 1 BR, knotty pine, duplex. No pets, security. $575+ 372-7667

Luzerne waterfront 1 BR. Ca-ble included. $600/mo. + sec. + util. 696-3300. It wonʼ last!

Luzerne. Lg. renovated 2 BR, 1 ba. mobile. Lg. deck, w/d, storage shed. No pets. $700/mo. 466-7474

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Mobile home for rent Green-field center. (518) 893-2989

Village of Waterford, 4 BR, 4 baths, includes util. $1650/moNo smoking, no pets. 1st, last month & security of $600. In-cludes washer/dryer, stove, frige. Call for appt. 424-4214

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Garden Homes Communi-ties for sale or rent. 1 BR, 2 BR & 3 BR Manufactured homes. Financing available. Ravena 756-7473, Brunswick 326-8069 . So. Glens Falls 798-5071. Colonie 373-0194. Halfmoon 373-0194. Clifton Park 383-0211. Latham 469-8195. Scotia 377-4519. Selkirk 767-9134/ 767-2367. Saratoga Springs 383-0211 gardenhomesmanagement.com

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For sale. 3BR, 2BA, 2006 16x80 Set in sm. park on cul- de-sac lg. priv. backyard, new wooden shed, C/A, FP, flower vegetable gardens.. Asking $40,000. Mortgage & lot rent less than $800/mo. 932-9010

Mobile home 14x70. 3 BR, 2 full bath. Lot 91 Evergreen Ln. Woodcrest Acres on An-gle Rd. Corinth. $20,000. Call Jim 893-6414

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• Sprucing up the exterior. If you think youʼll have a fewyears before you move, work on your landscaping now togive plants time to mature. Look for easy-care perennialssuch as hostas, which multiply on their own. If you haveless time, you can still achieve a quick makeover bypower washing paths and siding, painting or upgradingyour front door and keeping the lawn watered andweeded.

• Removing eyesores inside. Some minor adjustmentscan help buyers recognize whatʼs great about your home.Swap outdated fixtures, remove wallpaper and give every-thing a deep clean. Replacements donʼt have to be top ofthe line; they just need to eliminate hang-ups for potentialbuyers.

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