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Washington Counties. The course will be start-ing on February
6thand running for six consecutive sessions onThursdays from 9:30am
2pm at 50 West High Street, Ballston
Spa, NY 12020. Annies Project, created in 2003 by RuthHambleton,
University of Illinois Extension, is an agricultural riskmanagement
program that is dedicated to strengthen womensroles in the modern
farm enterprise. The curriculum is designedto empower women farmers
in managing information systemsused in critical decision making
processes and to build local net-works throughout the state. This
program was recognized in Julyof 2011 by the White House, named as
Champion of Change withMs. Hambleton appointed to the White House
Rural Committee.Ms. Hambleton has modeled her program after the
life of hermother, Annette Kohlhagen Fleck, who was married to a
farmerfor 50 years before her passing in 1997. The 2014 offering of
thecurriculum boasts many new and exciting features for
partici-pants in New York. Women who participate will have access
tothe New York State Annies Project Website that not only pro-vides
information and updates, but also hosts a chat forum
forinteractions between classes. Current students and alumni
caninteract with those from their own class or other women in
differ-ent regions of New York. Those interested in registering
shouldcontact Steve Hadcock at 518-380-1497 or [email protected]
visit the website (www.nyanniesproject.org) to register. The
course is $60 per person with limited scholarships available
tothose who inquire. The deadline for registration is January
10th,2014. New York Annies Project has been made possible
CornellCooperative Extension and by gracious funding from Farm
CreditEast, Workforce Development Institute, NYS Department of
Ag-riculture & Markets, USDA Risk Management Agency, and
theNortheast Center for Extension Risk Management Education.
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OPEN HOUSE: The Chapman Historical Museum is holding anOpen
House on Wednesday, January 29thfrom 10am Noonfor anyone interested
in learning about volunteer opportunities atthe museum, and how you
can help contribute to our mission ofpreserving and presenting
local history. Right now, the museum islooking for receptionists,
tour guides and people to assist withchildrens programs. In the
spring, the museum will also needvolunteers who like to garden. For
more information, please contactKim Harvish at 793-2826 or at
[email protected].
CONCERT: On Saturday January 25th, Seventy Main in Greenwich
will behosting a concert with composer, guitarist, and
singer-songwriter Hiroya Tsukamoto,from Kyoto, Japan. His music
blends intricate acoustic guitar work with beautiful
Japanese melodies. Showtime is 8pm and doors will open at 7:30.
Tickets are $10in advance and $12 at the door. For more information
or to purchase tickets
please go to seventymain.com or call 692-7041.Hiroya Tsukamoto
is a one of a kind composer, guitarist and singer-songwriterfrom
Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo when he was
thirteen,and took up the guitar shortly after. In 1994, Hiroya
entered The Osaka Universityand while at college in Japan, Hiroya
was introduced to a musical and socialmovement in South America
called Nueva Cancion headed by musical legendssuch as Victor Jara
and Violeta Parra.In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee
College of Music and came tothe United States. He is also the
recipient of the Professional Music AchievementAward. Hiroya
completed a debut album entitiled The Other Side of the Worldwith
his band INTEROCEANICO and released in 2004. His composition
entitledEl Otro Lado del Mundo was nominated as the finalist of The
USA SongwritingCompetition 2004 and Samba de Siempre in 2005, also
Seventh Night is thefinalist of International Acoustic Music Award
in 2006. Hiroya released his secondalbum entitled Confluencia in
2006 and the third albumWhere the River Shinesin 2008. Hiroya has
been leading concerts with his group including severalappearances
at Blue Note in New York and he performed with Esperanza
Spalding,Marta Gomez, Kendrick Scott(The Crusadors), Pete
Kennedy(The Kennedys) andDave Maxwell(Muddy Waters Band). Hiroyas
recent album is Heartland whichwas released in August 2012 from
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SARATOGA BATTLEFIELDS19THANNUAL FROST FAIRE
Join us in celebrating the past while enjoying the present at
Saratoga Battlefields
19th Annual Frost Faire! This free event will be held Saturday,
January 25th
from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Battlefield (located on Routes 4 and
32 in Stillwater).
Inspired by Frost Faires in 1700s England, this event offers
wonderful opportunities
to beat cabin fever with activities like: horse-drawn carriage
rides, snow tubing the
Big Hill (weather permitting), a 12pm winter nature trek and
scavenger hunt, on-
going contra-dancing, childrens crafts and games, a warming tent
with light
refreshments, historic handwriting demonstrations, and musket
and cannon firings.
This event is sponsored by the Town of Stillwater and Saratoga
National Historical
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National Historical
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that hair! He isquite active and absolutely goes crazy with
catnip!!! Hedoes play quite rough, especially if catnip is
involved,so sometimes he will play bite and scratch from
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player. So he would be better living with an-other cat who is
playful and outgoing, and not timid.Come and meet this big guy he
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Louie is a stunning black cat!! He is one to comeand see for
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Come and see him!!
Snow is a stunning white cat! She came to the shelteras a mom
with kits, and that is how she came to theshelter. She now though,
prefers no other cats. But shedoes like humans. Snow is easy going
and would behappy in a quiet home, where she can have a nice bedto
lay in. She can get very playful and enjoys the feathertoys! If you
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Cougar, what a face!! This guy is still a pup, about 6
monthsnow. He is a type of hound mix, and will be large whengrown.
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SARATOGA HOSPITAL PRESENTS UPCOMING FREE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND SCREENINGS:
Treating Spinal Stenosis Spinal Stenosis can cause lower back
pain with radiating
ymptoms into the buttocks and legs. This condition is very
treatable, and can
often be treated without surgery. Presenter: John Herzog, DO,
Orthopedic Spine
Surgeon Date & Time: Wednesday, February 5, 6:00 p.m.
Location: 59D Myrtle Street Park, Saratoga Springs (next to
Rubin Dialysis Center).
Life and Breath/Heart and Soul A discussion on how exercise can
improve heart
and lung health. Well check your blood pressure, assess your
breathing, and
uggest exercises to help you obtain a healthy lifestyle.
Presenters: Robert Wang,
MD, Pulmonologist; Susan K. Gribben, RN, Cardiopulmonary
Rehabilitation
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Date & Time: Tuesday, February 11, 6:00 p.m. Location: 6
Care Lane, Saratoga
Springs.Running Screening Are you prepared for this running
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unning. Learn which running sneakers are right for you. Date
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in Womens
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quick answers
o our medical questions. But not all sources are created equal.
We will discuss
hot topics in OB/GYN including HPV and perimenopause and gain a
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remedies and treatments.
Presenter: Dympna Lynch Weil, MD, FACOG,
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Date & Time: Wednesday, March 26, 6:00 p.m. Location: 59D
Myrtle Street
Park, Saratoga Springs (next to Rubin Dialysis Center)
Registration is required
or all programs. Visit www.saratogahospital.org to register or
call 580-2450.
About Saratoga Hospital: Saratoga Hospital is the Saratoga
regions leading
healthcare provider. The only acute-care facility in Saratoga
County, the hospital
has a medical staff of over 450 physicians and other
credentialed providers,
offering care in a broad range of medical specialties. In
keeping with its emphasis
on quality, Saratoga Hospital was the first in the Capital
Region to earn Magnet
Designation for nursing excellence. Hospital facilities include:
Saratoga Hospital,
Saratoga Hospital Nursing Home, Wilton Medical Arts, Saratoga
Surgery Center,
Saratoga Community Health Center and the Mollie Wilmot Radiation
Oncology
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Medical Group,
ncludes primary care physicians and specialists in
endocrinology, hematology
oncology, internal medicine, nephrology, occupational medicine,
pain management,
psychiatry, pulmonary medicine, surgery, and urology. For more
information, go
o www.saratogahospital.org.
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February 8th 6:00 pmAmerican Legion Post #278 6 Clancy
St.Schuylerville, NY 12871. 3 Course Meal ~ $40.00/couple Includes
band at 7:30 pmDinner 6:00 pm includes tossed salad with Italian
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Stuffed Chicken Breast. Eitherentre comes with baked potato and
asparagus. Dessert: Vanilla ice cream withchocolate sauce, topped
with a chocolate covered strawberry AND a Rose for theladies !!
Whiskey Rebels Band starts at 7:30 pm. Entry fee for band only is
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BREAKFAST: The Valley Falls VFW located on Poplar Ave ishaving
their monthly breakfast SundayFeb. 9th 8-11 AM. Menuconsists of
hash browns, eggs, pancakes, french toast, juice,coffee, fruit and
Biscuit with sausage & gravy. It is sponsoredbut the Ladies
Auxiliary to benefit veterans service projects. Radaknives are
available for sale.
FREE COMMUNITY DINNER Saturday, January 25. A Freefrom Noon to
1:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Cambridge. Thismonths meal is
soup and sandwiches. New Skete Monasterywill provide their
delicious soup and several local groups arecontributing sandwiches,
desserts and helping hands. Please notethat the doors will open no
earlier than 11:30 a.m. Reservationsare not necessary. Take-outs
will be available after 1:00 p.m.only for those unable to attend,
and only after all those attendinghave been fed. There are no
second meal take-outs. A 7THYEAR OF FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP AT FIRST
BAPTISTThese monthly meals are intended to provide a home-cooked
hotmeal for those living alone or perhaps needing a little
company.We also know that sometimes by the end of the month, funds
runshort and these meals can help stretch food budgets a little
further.Hosted by First Baptist Church of Cambridge with the
assistanceof eight community churches and organizations, the meals
havebeen a blessing to no fewer than 60 and up to 250 people
permeal. All are welcome.First Baptist Church is located at 29 West
Main St. betweenCambridge Valley Market and Glens Falls Bank. The
church hasa handicap accessible ramp and a handicap bathroom. If
thereare questions or the possibility of cancellation, or if
yourorganization or group would like to sponsor a meal or help
serveone, call Bev Collamer at 518-677-3327 or the church at
677-5487.
EASTON NEIGHBORS TO OBSERVE HIATUS-The EastonNeighbors will not
be meeting for the months of January and Febru-ry 2014. Our next
meeting will occur March 3, 2014.
WANT TO PAY LESS FOR QUALITY ORGANIC FOODS?f you prefer to eat
organic food but can't always stomach therices, you may be
interested in the Greenwich Food Buying Club.
We are community-minded people from a number of towns in therea
who like eating well. Last spring we formed a new buyinglub to
access non-perishable organic foods at near wholesalerices. Often
they're one-third (or more) lower than what you'dave to pay in a
supermarket or natural foods store. We orderhings like beans,
grains, flours, nuts, nut butters, dried fruits andoffee. All the
beans and grains come from Cayuga Pure Organicsnd are grown in New
York. Our other supplier is Tierra Farm, aut processor/coffee
roaster located only 60 miles to our south.
By working together we are able to buy directly from suppliers
andill individual members orders. In most cases we purchase
prod-cts in bulk in large bags or boxes and divide the product up
ac-ording to people's requests. For some items though we buy casesf
prepackaged product. With everyone contributing a few hoursf work,
our buying club can pass on the big savings to the mem-ers. The
most common job is weighing and bagging bulk foods at
central distribution site but there are also other tasks to be
done.f you are interested, don't procrastinate. Our next order goes
outt the end of January so the deadline for individual members
tolace their orders is January 25.We only plan to order two or
hree times in 2014. Contact Tracy Frisch, [email protected]
518/692-8242 (no voice mail) with questions or to participate.
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Some Things to Watch in 2014The 2012- 2013- 2014 Farm Bill The
2012 effort to pass a Farm Bill failed. Congress punted by granting
aone-year extension. The 2013 effort was a struggle that will spill
over into 2014. In particular, the fight over how farto cut SNAP
benefits has put Democrats and Republicans at loggerheads. Based on
the latest developments, we canexpect to see one some time in
January. However, the specifics of the Farm Bill remain to be
seen.Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling. The new COOL born,
raised, and slaughtered regulationsbecame effective on November 23,
2013. The battle to overturn these regulations, which are intended
to protectAmerican swine and cattle producers from foreign
competition, is waging on three fronts Capitol Hill, the
federalcourts, and the WTO. The major livestock and meatpacking
trade associations have challenged COOL in the federalcourts. The
COOL supporters, including USDA, R-CALF and HSUS, prevailed on the
first round of litigation. COOLopponents have appealed this
decision. We can expect a decision sometime in the next few months
on this matter.Canada and Mexico have also challenged the new mCOOL
regulations at the WTO because COOL provides anincentive to
discriminate against Mexican and Canadian livestock.Lawyers, Dust
and Feathers the Alt case. One of the major cases decided this year
was Alt v. EPA. InAlt, EPA alleged that a poultry farmer needed a
NPDES permit on the basis that the farm was discharging
pollutants
when stormwater washed dust, feathers and litter away from the
barnyard area. Under this theory, nearly everyCAFO would be
required to obtain a NPDES permit, a costly and onerous process. A
federal judge held that the farmwas not required to obtain a NPDES
permit because runoff from the barnyard area is an agricultural
stormwaterdischarge that is exempt from permi tting requirements
under the Clean Water Act. While this decision is a majorvictory
for animal agriculture, its not quite time to uncork the champagne.
EPA and the environmental groups thatintervened in the suit have
decided to appeal this case. Arguments will take place later this
year and we can expecta decision towards the end of 2014 or the
beginning of 2015.FSMA RolloutFDA is under the gun, or actually a
court order, to write the rules that implement the Food
SafetyModernization Act of 2011. FDA has to propose, accept public
comment on, and finalize several major regulationspursuant to FSMA
by June 30, 2015. While these rules will not be finalized until
2015, FDA is accepting publiccomments on their various proposals
through the early months of 2014. We can expect that the new FSMA
rules willhave a substantial impact on various segments of the ag
sector.GMO Labeling. Whether food manufacturers should be required
to label their products that include geneticallyengineered
ingredients has been a hot button issue for the past few years.
Supporters of mandatory labeling have hitseveral roadblocks at the
federal level, so they have turned to state governments to require
labeling. While high-profile ballot initiatives in California and
Washington state have failed, supporters have made inroads with
somemeasures in the northeastern states. For instance, Maine and
Connecticut have labeling measures in place, but theyonly become
effective if a critical mass of other states require GMO labeling.
In order to avoid a patchwork ofvarious state labeling laws, we may
see efforts ramp up in 2014 to pass some type of law regarding GMO
labelingat the federal level, which would preempt state labeling
laws.The Renewable Fuels Standard.The fight over the Renewable
Fuels Standard will likely come to a headthis year. Much of the
political support for the policy has dwindled in the face of
opposition from a growing number
of strange bedfellows including environmentalists, livestock
producers, and the oil industry. With petroleum
consumptiondecreasing, the RFS mandate for renewable fuel use is
hitting the blend wall much sooner than was anticipatedwhen the
legislation was drafted in 2007. In response to the blend wall
concerns, EPA has proposed lowering thetargets for corn ethanol use
in 2014. Opponents of the RFS believe this is a step in the right
direction, but not farenough. Meanwhile, supporters believe this is
a step down a slippery slope. We can expect 2014 to bring
uslegislative proposals to gut the corn ethanol portion of the RFS.
We can also expect RFS supporters to sue EPA if itfinalizes its
proposal to reduce the corn ethanol mandate.Trade Agreements. The
Obama Administration is currently negotiating two major trade
agreements that couldhave a major long-term effect on agricultural
trade. The Trans-Pacific Partnership could significantly improve
ouraccess to export markets in the Asia-Pacific region. However,
agriculture is a major sticking point in these negotiations.Japan,
in particular, wants to protect much of its agricultural industry
from foreign competition. If this is allowed, thenother countries
to the agreement will likely seek similar protect ions, making the
TPA a much weaker deal for USagriculture.The second major trade
agreement under negotiation is the Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership (TTIP).This is a proposed trade agreement
between the US and the European Union. While this trade agreement
could bethe biggest trade deal in the world, agriculture could be a
major sticking point in the negotiations. Conflicts over
GMOacceptance in some of the EU membercountries, the use of
hormones for growthpromotion, and animal welfare practices couldbe
roadblocks for increasing trade with the EU.The TTIP negotiations
have not progressed asfar as TPA, so we can expect developments
in
TPA to influence the outcome in TTIP.Immigration Reform.The
story for immigrationreform in 2014 will likely be a
disappointment.While it seemed possible that some type ofbipartisan
immigration reform deal could haveemerged in early 2013, that
window has closed.
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February2014 . Time 5 - 7 PM.Menu: Fried Fish-$8.50, or
Fried Clams- $8.50, or FriedChicken Tenders-$8.50, also
available will be Clam Chowderat $5.00 a quart. You are
invitedto eat in at our club house or tocall ahead for Take Out
695-
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February 2014 at 7PM
EVERYONE WILL BEWELCOME. Bring your own 22caliber rifle and
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Tim at 728-7098
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welcome.
LASAGNA DINNER. MelroseMethodist Church, Route 40,
Melrose NY Saturday, Jan. 25.,5-7 PM; takeouts starting at
4:30
$8.00; children 4-10, $4:00;under 4, free. Info: 694-6229.
S0UPER SUPPER Old Saratoga Reformed Church located at
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Blinkys RandomThoughts
When it happens, this will be the obit:Please join us in
remembering a greaticon of the entertainment community.
ThePillsbury Doughboy died yesterday of a
yeast infection and trauma complications from repeated pokesin
the belly. He was 71. Doughboy was buried in a lightly
greasedcoffin.Dozens of celebrities turned out to pay their
respects, includingMrs. Butterworth, Hungry Jack, the California
Raisins, BettyCrocker, the Hostess Twinkies, and Captain Crunch.
The gravesite was piled high with flours.Aunt Jemima delivered the
eulogy and lovingly describedDoughboy as a man who never knew how
much he waskneaded. Doughboy rose quickly in show business, but his
laterlife was filled with turnovers. He was considered a very
smartcookie, but wasted much of his dough on half-baked
schemes.
Despite being a little flaky at times, he still was a crusty
oldman and was considered a positive roll model for
millions.Doughboy is survived by his wife, Play Dough, three
children:John Dough, Jane Dough and Dosey Dough, plus they had
onein the oven. He is also survived by his elderly father, Pop
Tart.The funeral was held at 3:50 for about 20 minutes.
OWL WATCH & WINTER BIRD WALK
Saturday, Januar y 25, 2014 2 pm - dusk
Fort Edward, NY.
oin Friends of the IBA as we look for wintering raptors and
ongbirds in the Washington County Grasslands Important
Bird Area (IBA). Weve been seeing Snowy Owls on a near
daily basis this winter and expect to should have some great
ightings! Well also be looking for our endangered Short-
eared Owls around dusk, when they are usually more active.
Well start the field trip with a short trail walk/snowshoe
in
he heart of the IBA, followed by an auto loop through the
rolling countryside. Were also seeing wintering Rough-legged
Hawks and plenty of Red-tailed hawks; Northern Harriers are
possible. We will also see a variety of winter songbirds,
and
may even encounter Horned larks and Snow Buntings! Please
bring binoculars and dress in warm layers. Group size is
limited
o 15, so please call Rich at (518) 623-2587 to register.
Time:
2pm - dusk. Meeting place: CALL. Free to Friends of the IBA
Members; $10 FEE for non-members (or $20 family) - the
cost of a membership. Your membership gives you free entry
o Friends of the IBAs field trips for a full year while
supporting
our work to protect these imperiled grassland birds and
conserve their habitat. www.ibafriends.org for full details.
ABOUT FRIENDS OF THE IBA: Friends of the IBA is a
501(c)(3) nonprofit working to protect at-risk birds of the
Washington County Grasslands Important Bird Area, or IBA.
Our goal is to conserve critical lands in the IBA and
establish
an eco-friendly nature center. Friends of the IBAs Grassland
Bird Interpretive Center
will allow us to expand educational and
recreationalopportunities for residents and visitors while
benefiting local
communities. Friends of the Washington County Grasslands
BA, Inc. PO Box 82 Fort Edward NY 12828.
Snowy Owl photo courtesy Gordon Ellmers
MASTER GARDENER TRAINING- Cornell Cooperative Ex-tension in
Warren County is now accepting applications for thenew 2014 Master
Gardener Training Program. Space is limited, socontact the office
soon for more information and an application.Through the Master
Gardener Volunteer Training Program, ourMaster Gardeners obtain a
sense of accomplishment and commu-nity spirit. They also enjoy the
camaraderie and intellectual stimu-lation from their fellow Master
Gardeners. After enrolling in thecourse, the participants are
provided with a binder of informationthat supplements the weekly
presentations from Cornell Universityfaculty, Cooperative Extension
staff, and local experts on a widerange of horticultural topics.
The topics include basic botany, ento-mology, soils, home lawn
care, vegetable and fruit gardening,composting, organic gardening
and other practical and interestingsubject matter. Local regional
training is held in Ballston Spa onMondays from late January to
mid-April. Upon completion ofthe 11-week lecture series, volunteers
also receive a Cornell SoilpH Test Kit that will be useful for
practical application of the train-ing. There are many
opportunities for Master Gardener volunteersto work with community
groups, schools, and the gardening publicin order to educate and
provide useful organic gardening informa-tion. Master Gardener
meetings are relaxed and allow the sharingof ideas, continued
training, and interesting tours and outings tolocal gardens,
woodlands, preservation sites, and other areas. For
more information, please call Cornell Cooperative Extension
inWarren County at: 518-623-3291 or by e-mail
at:[email protected].
THE CREATION- On Sunday, January 26at 2pm, HubbardHall will
present a Music from Salem Listening Club about Haydnsmasterwork
The Creation, led by Peter Subers. Franz Josef Haydnvisited London
twice during the 1790s. There he heard the orato-rios of Handel for
the first time and returned to Vienna determinedto write his own
work in the form. The libretto he used, based onthe Genesis story,
the Psalms, and Miltons Paradise Lost, had beenoriginally refused
by Handel, but Haydn used it to deliver a master-piece that ranks
among his finest. Described by one critic as thevery embodiment of
Enlightenment idealism, The Creation remainsan abiding testament
not only to the grandeur of our world, but toits sacred origin as
well. Join us as we explore, through recordingand discussion, this
magnificent work. No musical knowledge isrequired, just a will ing
set of ears. The January 26 Listening Clubwill take place at 2:00pm
at Hubbard Halls Dance Studio in Cam-bridge, NY. Cost is $10. Pay
at door, or pre-register at
hubbardhall.org or 518-677-2495 Music from Salem is a
chambermusic series that brings together musicians of international
reputa-tion to prepare and perform chamber music, as well as to
leadeducational workshops and seminars, in the peace and beauty
ofrural Washington County, New York. For more information on allour
offerings, please visit www.musicfromsalem.org
THE THEATRE COMPANY AT HUBBARD HALL
(TCHH) The Theatre Company at Hubbard Hall and Pauline
Productions present Parallel Livesby Mo Gaffney and Kathy
Najimy; Directed by Brenny Rabine; Starring Jeannine Haas
and
Julie Waggoner Jan 17- Feb 2Friday and Saturdays at 8pm.
Sundays at 2pm. (preview Jan 16 at 8pm, pay what you will) @
Hubbard Hall Freight Depot Theater. Tickets and Info:
www.hubbardhall.org or call 518-677-2495. Visit
www.hubbardhall.org or call 518-677-2495 for tickets. The
cost:
$50.00, including theatre ticket /$30.00, meal only (for
season
subscribers). Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts, located in a
renovated 1878 rural opera house and adjacent former freight
yard
complex, is a community arts center dedicated to bringing the
best
of the arts to the region with year-round theater, music and
dance
performances and classes and workshops for all ages and
skill
levels. Hubbard Hall is located at 25 East Main Street in
Cambridge, NY. For more information on this and all Hubbard
Hall programs, or to purchase tickets, register for classes,
make a
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www.hubbardhall.org or call 518-677-2495.
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NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLING-Rensselaer Countys Everet t Wagar
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with us on Friday, January 24, 2014 for moreNative American
storytelling. This month Gil will be covering Feather work at 1:00
p.m. Join us forlunch at noon for a suggested donation of $2.75,
with an entre of; Macaroni & Cheese. For moreinformation or to
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BREAKFAST:The Johnsonville Rescue Squad located @ 4 River
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Cost adults $6 children $3. Menu consists of eggs, Frenchtoast,
pancakes, sausage, omelets, hash browns, juice, fruit &coffee.
For more info call 753-9549 Good time to drop off yourreturns and
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MONTHLY BREAKFAST: The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club located on
route 32 south of thevillage of Victory ( look for our sign ). Will
be cooking breakfast on 9 February starting at 8:00-11:00AM and
will continue on the second Sunday of each month all year. Eggs
cooked to order,bacon, sausage, toast ( white or wheat ), pancakes
( regular, blueberry, buckwheat, apple cinnamon ),french toast,
home fries, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate. Cost: Adult
$6.00 Child $3.00,EVERYONE will be welcome.
JOY OF WRITING: Aspiring Writers and Poets. Come together, write
and share with us in asupportive environment. No need to publish,
but we will write. All levels of experience welcome!Free ($1 for
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USED MEDICALEQUIPMENT FOR SALEFolding wheelchair with
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walker with frontwheels. New rubber tips on backlegs. $25.
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BUDWEISER WOODBEER CASE\'S. Two woodbeer cases one with lid
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GAS FIREPLACE: A BravoAztec. It is valued at $2322.00when brand
new. Selling causeI never got it installed in myhouse &
currently it sits in mygarage. It is a nice & uniqueooking
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Antiques, collectibles, crafts.Free admission. Info:
518-792-5544.
HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS,jewelry, gold,
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4-H ADIRONDACK GUIDE ORIENTATION MEETINGThe 4-H Adirondack Guide
Program orientation meeting Thursday,February 6th 6:30 p.m. at:
Cornell University CooperativeExtension Education Center, 377
Schroon River Road inWarrensburg, NY. A unique program open to boys
and girls (12-18years old) who would like to explore, in depth,
natural resourcerelated topics. The program gives teenagers an
opportunity to gainknowledge in the biological sciences, and
develop outdoorleadership skills. In this program, sponsored by
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career exploration. For moreinformation, or to register, please
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SPECIAL DINNER Rensselaer Countys Everett Wagar SeniorCenter, 2
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Nutrition Department will hold its monthly special dinnerat noon.
This months theme will be Valentines Day. Menuwill be: Roast Beef
w/Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans,Dinner Roll, Fruited
Strawberry Gelatin w/Topping for desert.Entertainment will be
provided at 11:00 with The Bob TreffilettiProject. At 12:30 the
staff and seniors will be celebrating ourFebruary birthdays when
special recognition will be giving to HelenEllett, who will be 100
on February 16. Our wonderful completelunch is available to all
Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 and olderMonday thru Friday at
noon for a suggested contribution of $2.75.Stop in anytime Mon.
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