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The word "leprechaun" is derived from the Irish lu chorpain, meaning "small body." Var-ious attributes have been used to describe leprechauns. While the origins and the historysurrounding leprechauns differ, one common thread is that these creatures are sur-rounded in magic. Some believed leprechauns were descendents of the Goddess Danuand the Tuatha De Danaan. They inhabited Ireland long before the Celts arrived, andwhen the Celts did come, brandishing iron swords that could penetrate the leprechauns'magic, leprechauns fled to underground abodes in the soil shielded by magical, hiddenentrances. Some say leprechauns still reside under the damp soil.

Other stories describe leprechauns as smart, devious creatures of fairy folk who werethe only fairies to have a profession other than cattle trading. Leprechauns were shoe-makers to the fairies who took the shape of men wearing green or red coats and hatsand participated in mischief. Leprechauns hoarded all of their gold coins in a pot undera rainbow. Catching a leprechaun was tricky, as these "wee folk," as they were often de-scribed in folk tales, were quite adept at remaining out of arm's reach. Should one becaptured by a human, folklore stated that the leprechaun must grant three wishes to earnhis release.

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Plant your lilies as soon as the ground has thawed. Choose a location that is in full sun and make sure it’s a location that doesn’t puddle up after a heavy rain. Dig your holes about 3 times as deep as the bulb is tall. As usual, I’ll insist that you add bone meal to the planting hole. After enjoying your lilies for 3 or 4 years, you’ll notice that you’re getting more plants and flowers but they aren’t as tall as they used to be. This is a signal that they’re crowded and need to be dug and divided. This can be done in fall after frost or early spring when they’ve just started to sprout from the soil (adding more bone meal of course). There are many more lilies than the two mentioned here. They’re showy and very easy to grow making them a great choice for the novice or experienced gardener who wants to impress friends and neighbors. Another of my favorite bulbs available in packages this time of year are the irises. Irises generally flower early in the season so they really stand out as a harbinger of the warm days of summer to come. Like the lilies, irises are easy to grow and multiply quickly; attributes that make them welcome in my flowerbeds. The thousands of modern iris varieties are descendants of the approximately 150 species that are found growing naturally around the world. They grow from tuberous rootstock called rhizomes. In early spring (any day now) you’ll find them for sale in the garden center bare-root in plastic bags. When you’re shopping for iris rhizomes, don’t just look at the pretty picture on the package. Inspect the rhizomes through the bag. Feel them. They should be firm to the touch and show no signs of mold. Pick out the biggest and fattest of the bunch (a good argument for shopping early). The bigger the rhizome the better the better the flowers. If you can’t plant them right away, just store them in a cool spot until the ground thaws. 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CAPITAL DISTRICT – STEP the Saratoga Therapeutic Equestrian Program, a 501 (c) 3not for profit and totally volunteer organization, is open for registration for the 2015 sea-son. Children and adults ages 2 and up with special needs may apply. There are limitedopen spots in the program as STEP fills up quickly. For registration information pleasecall 518.374.5116 or email [email protected] or visit our website www.stepup-nfec.org

CALL FOR ART FOR THE LARAC JUNE ARTS FESTIVALGLENS FALLS – LARAC invites artists/artisans to apply for booth space in their annualjuried June Arts Festival, Saturday and Sunday, June 13th and 14th. The deadline toapply is February 28th without a late fee of $15. All fine artists and artisans are invitedto apply with no geographic or LARAC Membership restrictions. Categories of artworkinclude, but are not limited to: Ceramics/Pottery, Decorative Painting, Graphics/Illustra-tion, Fabric/Fiber, Floral, Glass-work, Jewelry, Leather, Metalwork, Mixed Media, FineArts, Photography, Beauty Products, Culinary Arts* (some restrictions apply), and Wood.All work must be of original design handcrafted by the artist. Reproductions of originalwork must involve handwork or direct supervision by the artist. Embellished items, ob-jects made from commercial kits and imported or manufactured goods are not eligible.Artists can apply for both the June Arts Festival and Fall Arts Festival all with one appli-cation. This year the Fall Arts Festival has a new venue at the Glens Falls Civic Center,taking place October 31st and November 1st! Complete guidelines and the Festival ap-plication can be downloaded at www.larac.org or please contact Festival Coordinator,Phil Casabona, 518-798-1144 x2, [email protected]

CERTIFIED POOL OPERATOR CLASSESSARATOGA SPRINGS – The New York State Recreation and Park Society will be offer-ing a Certified Pool/Spa Operator class on April 26 and 27 at the Saratoga Hilton. Ses-sions will provide the necessary information and knowledge required to operate acommercial swimming pool or spa including: pool calculations, pool water chemistry andpool circulation and filtration. Registration for this class will be $225 and upon completion,and passing the exam, a 5-year certification will be issued. For more information or toregister, please contact Becki Cramer at 518-584-0321 x12

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FREE TAX RETURN PREPARATIONWARREN COUNTY – Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) sponsored byCornell Cooperative Extension of Warren County is offering free tax help to families andindividuals whose household income is below $53,000. Trained community volunteerscan help you with special credits, such as Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), up to$6,143, if you earn less than $52,427. In addition to free tax return preparation assis-tance, free electronic filing (e-filing) will be offered. Individuals taking advantage of thee-file program will receive their refunds in half the time compared to returns filed on paper– even faster if you have your refund deposited directly into your bank account. Tax Re-turns with stock sales, business or rental income cannot be completed by us. To schedulea tax appointment in Warren County call Cornell Cooperative Extension at 518-623-3291.For Washington County call 1-800-211-5128.

FREE FIRST FRIDAY COMMUNITY DINNERGREENWICH – The second year of monthly FREE dinners in Greenwich are off to agreat start. The first Friday of every month Sept.-June dinner is served at CentenaryMethodist Church in Greenwich from 5:30-7:00pm. This month's dinner is hosted by theGreenwich Youth Center. The kids will be serving up freshly prepared pizza, salad andcupcakes thanks to the generous donations and support from many local businessesand volunteers. Free will donations will be accepted for the Youth Center. A great way tostart the weekend and visit with friends and neighbors.

CALL TO ARTISTS!GLENS FALLS – Saunders Gallery of Fine Art @ bjsartworks is hosting an Art Exhibitand Sale! "Winter Blue", March 7th - April 11, 2015. Reception: Saturday, March 7, 3-5pm in Conjunction with "Beat the Winter Blues" benefit event at the Shirt Factory onthat same day. Half of the entry fees and proceeds of sales will benefit the Open DoorMission "Code Blue" shelter in Glens Falls, NY. Looking for art themed or inspired by"Blue/Blues", the word, color, emotion or music. All media accepted for review. There isentry fee of $10.00/ piece and up to 3 entries per artist. The Saunders Gallery continuesits commitment to hosting art exhibits that engage the public and supports our communityand artists!

2015 PROJECT EASTER BUNNYCAPITAL DISTRICT – Floydwarriors.com “Helping Families Cope with Cancer, OneHousehold at a Time” is very pleased to announce its 6th annual run of Project EasterBunny. Floydwarriors.com founder Lisa Morahan began this effort after experiencingEaster Sunday in 2009 too ill to make one basket up for her son while in the middle ofchemotherapy treatment. In 2010 enough toys and candy were collected to make up100 baskets, 135 in 2011, 190 in 2012, 225 in 2013 and 290 in 2014. Our goal is tocollect enough new small toys and candy for 350 baskets this year and add yet anotheroncology center to our list of glad recipients. Several area cancer organizations and hos-pitals caring for cancer patients will receive this year’s bounty so children of those intreatment will have a nice big basket to open on Easter morning. Locations to receivebaskets hope to include The CR Wood Center at Glens Falls Hospital, Samaritan Hos-pital in Troy, The Mollie Wilmot Radiation Oncology Center at Saratoga Hospital, TheCommunity Hospice of Saratoga, The Hope Club in Latham, New York Oncology Hema-tology of Albany and Rexford, CRAAB, To Life! and families helped by floydwarriors.com.If you are interested in helping this effort, please bring unopened candy and brand newsmall toys to donate to the following locations until March 17th: The CR Wood Center inGlens Falls Hospital, The Malta Community Center, Bella Rouge at Clifton Park Center,The Hope Club in Latham and any Ballston Spa National Bank location.

ADMISSION IS FREE.RACHAEL RAY (’86) RETURNS FOR BENEFIT COOKING SHOW

LAKE GEORGE – This generous fundraiser is hosted by the LGHS Alumni Associationand the LG Central School District. Much appreciation goes to Rachael for this opportu-nity that allows the Alumni to award scholarships to students, student groups and to fundindividual Lake George Central School District Projects. Ticket Sale Date: Sat., March14, 9am to noon at Lake George HS Lobby, 381 Canada St., Main Entrance. Cost: $25(6 ticket limit). Rachael Ray Benefit Cooking Show: Thurs., April 2. Doors open for booksales at 6:30pm; show time 7pm-10:30pm. Show includes: Pre-Show – Food Pantry andPet Food Donations in exchange for Raffle Ticket; Book Sale - $20-$30; Recipe Hand-outs; Cooking Show Q&A; Book Signing and Photo Op with Rachael; “Recipe Tastings”prepared by Deric Buck & Crew, Bogey’s Pub & Grill; Desserts made by the Lake GeorgeBaking Company.

MARCH LUNCHEONFOR KOREAN WARVETERANS ASSOC.

SARATOGA SPRINGS –The March luncheon forKorean War Veterans'Assoc., Adirondack Ch. 60,will be held at noon onMarch 11th at the PartingGlass Restaurant on LakeAve. in Saratoga Springs.The menu consists of anIrish Buffet. Cost is $15inc. tax & tip. Hosts arePaul and Jean Nolin.Please call 893-3379 be-fore March 9th, for reser-vations and menu.Veterans of all wars,spouses, widows andfriends are all invited to at-tend.

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SENIOR CENTERGLENS FALLS – Wood-shop at the Glens FallsSenior Center everyWednesday & Thursday at9am. Bring a project; su-pervision provided. To signup, call the Center at 793-2189.


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WOW! THANK YOU KATE at “Make Me Fabulous” Salon! I just LOVE the new hairstyle you gave me! It makes me look fabulous!! A new client.

HAY FOR SALEFirst & second bale, healthy 45 lb. horse and dairy quality. 899-9202 or 256-2766

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HAY FOR SALEFirst & second bale, healthy 45 lb. horse and dairy quality. 899-9202 or 256-2766

PROGRAM TO ASSIST LOW INCOME VETERANSSARATOGA CO. - Saratoga County RPC, through its VetHelp division, is pleased to an-nounce a new program to aid veterans and their families in their struggle to maintainpermanent housing. The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program canprovide monetary relief as well as extensive case management for veteran families thatare homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Temporary financial assistanceis available for rental assistance, utilities fees, security deposit, moving costs, emergencysupplies, child care and transportation. Case management and referral services includehealth care, daily living activities, financial planning, transportation, income support andlegal assistance. The goal of the SSVF program is to promote housing stability amongvery low income Veteran families who reside in or are transitioning to permanent housingin the following New York State counties; Washington, Warren, Saratoga, Schenectady,Montgomery, Fulton and Schoharie. For more information, call VetHelp toll free at 1-855-233-1117.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS LOOKING FOR MENTORSCAPITAL DISTRICT - Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for mentors in Albany, Schenec-tady, Saratoga, and Rensselaer Counties. We are the oldest and largest provider of one-to-one youth mentoring services in the United States. In the Capital Region, we havebeen matching caring adults with local children for 50 years. Our mentoring relationshipsare proven to be a positive influence on the life of a child. Currently, we serve over 500children, but there are over 100 more waiting for mentors. If you want to learn more aboutvolunteering, contact Brigette Callahan at 862-1250 x15, or by email at [email protected].

SEEKING HOST FAMILIESCAPITAL DISTRICT - Since 1952, International Fellowship, Inc. a non-profit organizationhas been successfully exchanging students to and from the United States. Families inthis area are invited to reach across the boarders and host a high school aged exchangestudent for the semester or the academic year. The students come with their own spend-ing money and are covered by health/accident insurance. All that is required of a hostfamily is to provide room, board, laundry facilities and some tender loving care. Hostfamilies can be married, single, have kids, no kids- even grandparents can apply. Pleasevisit our website for more information at www.internationalfellowship.org, write to Inter-national Fellowship, Inc., P.O. Box 130, Westfield, New York 14787, [email protected], or call 1-800-647-8839.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION DINNERSARATOGA SPRINGS – Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge #161 presents a St. Patrick’s DayCelebration Dinner on Wednesday, March 11 from 4:30-7pm. Menu: Corned Beef & HamDinner, Potato Soup, Potatoes, Cabbage, Seasonal Vegetables, Rolls & Butter, Dessert,Coffee and Tea. Donation Requested-- Adults: $10; Seniors (62 yrs.) & Military (activeor retired) with ID card: $9; Children ages 5-12: $6; Children under age 5: Free. All take-outs: $10. Cash bar available. The Lodge is located at 1 Elk Lane, Saratoga Springs.Call 518.584.2585 for more information.


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C. L. HOME IMPROVE-MENTS Taking care of all your window and remodeling needs. Neat and dependable. Fully insured. Free estimates Call Rich (518) 528-7173

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ROWLANDʼS TREE SRVC.All facets of tree work, top-ping, trimming, pruning, stump removal. Free esti-mates, 20 years experience. Fully insured. John 581-4025

HEATING SERVICE AND AIR CONDITION or new in-stallations. Best prices. Best efficiencies. Gas fire, rebates. Call Mike OʼBrien 365-6624 anytime.

Need Home Improvement?Services from facelifts to re-model, also custom design cabinets, built-ins, and stor-age solutions to fit your exact space and needs. Handy-man services, painting, tile work, flooring, moldings, dry-wall repair. Insured. BKʼs Custom Services 581-5900.

DRYWALL REPAIRS- FASTfriendly, and professional . Repairs/ hanging/ taping/ painting. Tom 654-8101

GEORGE T. FARNUMARCHITECT 78 Front Street, Ballston Spa. Start planning now for Spring. 518-885-1705

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SNOW REMOVAL:Roofs, driveways. Stop your roof from leaking. Free esti-mates. 227-6542

ROOFING - Specializing in architectural, 3 tab, metal, cedar shakes & repairs.

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ELECTRICIANDAVEʼS ELECTRIC. Fully in-sured, free estimates. Rea-sonable rates. 583-0441

Rainbow Vacuum CleanersAuthorized service. New and used units, free pickup. Call for holiday specials!1- 877-265-8367 Toll free.

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RUBBISH REMOVALCellars • Attics • Yards • Basements • Garages • Real Estate Cleanouts, etc. Always recycle - no charge for metal. No job too small or large! Please call Dennis 664-7133 c 466-3116

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TOM GRIFFIN Contractor. Roofing & general construc-tion, decks, siding. No job too small. [email protected]

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ELECTRICIAN Lammon Electric. Fully lic. & ins. 25yrs exp., res./comm. Stand by Generac generator 274-5100

THERES HOPE FOR SPRING (yeah right!) So letʼs get cleaning. Weav-erʼs House cleaning. $20/hr. (518) 681-2575 or 681-7048

MIXED GREEN HARD WOOD Cut, split, $200 cord Ash/ cherry full cord $235 full cord mixed seasoned $235, log length $115 cord deliv-ered at 1-2 1/2 cords. 222-6199 or 654-2876

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SEAMLESS GUTTERSThe Gutter Guy. Cleaning & repair also available. Fully ins. 24 years exp. 339-3231

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REAL INSIGHTS FROM REALTORS(NAPSI)—For many people, buying a home is a goal they aspire to achieve and oftenthe most significant financial decision they'll make in their life. If you're among them,consider this advice: Given the mass amounts of information, data and tools available,it's critical to work with a professional who can help you make sense of it all. During thehome buying or selling process, it's wise to follow these tips:

• Work with a local expert. Realtors are the most trusted resources for up-to-date, com-prehensive and accurate real estate information when it comes to navigating each stepof the complex home buyers process. More than four out of five recent home buyersand sellers used a real estate professional, according to the National Association of Re-altors.

• Learn about the area. Looking to move to a new neighborhood? Chances are you'reunfamiliar with some characteristics of the area, such as traffic patterns on busy streetsand the best schools within the district. Realtors have a finger on the pulse of each mar-ket where they do business. They're responsible for knowing the nuances to considerbefore buying a home and can leverage that expertise to help you.

• Seek accurate information. Many websites offer to help potential home owners find theperfect house. Some people have even suggested the Internet will eventually make buy-ing a home as easy as buying an airline ticket or a stock certificate. However, consumersoften complain that some of the information provided on these sites is either out of dateor inaccurate, creating confusion and frustration.

A Realtor, on the other hand, can provide valuable counsel, discuss listings, show youhomes in person, negotiate on your behalf and help you stay focused on the emotionaland financial issues that are most important. That may be one reason 88 percent of buy-ers in 2013 used a real estate agent, up from 69 percent in 2001.

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According to the Auto Insurance Organization, 390 million vehicles have been recalled sincethe National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act became law in 1966. Vehicles are recalledfor a variety of reasons, including poorly performing tires, faulty pieces of motor vehicleequipment and unsafe child safety seats. From 2009 to 2010, Toyota alone recalled 8.5 millioncars, the single largest recall in history.

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an arm of the U.S. Department of Trans-portation, is a source of information on vehicle recalls. Their database dates back to 1966. TheNHTSA provides information on equipment recalls, entire vehicle recalls, child safety seat re-calls, and tire recalls. There also is information on school bus recalls.

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GLENS FALLS – Community, Work & Independence, Inc. (CWI) is pleased to announcethe 2015 roster for their Board of Directors and the appointment of Julie Leonelli as theagency’s newest board member. During CWI’s Annual Meeting, the following individualswere reinstated to the 2015 Executive Committee of the Board of Directors: Lisa Hayes,Chairwoman; Steve Bush, Vice Chairman; J. Andrew Collins, Secretary; and Kurt Moser,Treasurer. Also reinstated as Directors at the Annual Meeting include Dr. Harriet Busch;Brian Durant; Dr. Edward Kerr; Donna Kirker; Dawn Loeffler; Howard Nelson; PaulaNadeau-Berube, Esq.; Linda Noon; and Della Shiell. Newly appointed to the CWI Boardof Directors was Julie Leonelli. Mrs. Leonelli holds a Master’s Degree in Education fromthe College of St. Rose, Albany. She began her teaching career at Sanford Street School,Glens Falls, in 1987 as a Kindergarten teacher. In 1992, she took an 8-year sabbaticalfrom her full-time teaching career to raise her two sons and has served as a substituteteacher for 14 years. In 2007, she began volunteering for Young Life, a non-denomina-tional Christian Youth Group, and now serves as the Area Director’s Office Assistant aswell as a behind-the-scenes organizer for their weekly breakfasts for 75-80 high schoolstudents. In 2012, she was hired as the Religious Education Director for St. Joseph’sParish, Fort Edward. Mrs. Leonelli is currently enrolled in a three-year program at theKateri Institute for Lay Ministry Formation. She and her husband, Rick, and their twosons reside in South Glens Falls. CWI is one of the largest employers in the region withover 600 employees serving 1,200 individuals with disabilities in Warren, Washington,Saratoga and Essex counties. The organization’s mission is to offer innovative supportsand services, empowering people with differing abilities and needs to discover their po-tential and pursue the lives they envision. For more information, visit www.cwinc.org orcall 518-793-4700 ext. 12129. CWI is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization.

SIMPLICITY PARENTINGCAPITAL DISTRICT – The community of Saratoga Springs has teamed up to presentKim John Payne M.ED speaking on Simplicity Parenting at the Saratoga Springs HighSchool Library located at 1 Blue Streak Boulevard on Friday May, 15 from 7:00- 9:00pm.Kim John Payne is the author of the #1 Best Selling book Simplicity Parenting. He is anAustralian who has, for 27 years, worked throughout the world as a counselor, consult-ant/researcher and educator of both children and adults. His lecture is sure to inspireand offer valuable insight for anyone who holds children dear in their hearts!

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