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BALLSTON SPA - The Ballston Spa Business & Professional As-sociation will be sponsoring its first Networking Breakfast for 2014 on Tuesday, January 21 from 7:30-8:30 am at the 199 Professional Building, 199 Milton Avenue in Ballston Spa. Host Rory O’Connor of Saratoga Real Property will be taking this opportunity to welcome his newest tenant, Kim Salerno of Salerno Law, P.C. Catering the breakfast will be Kim Klop-stock’s 50 South Restaurant. The historic 199 Professional Building is home to several professional offices, including the Saratoga County office for Senator Hugh Farley. Cost for the breakfast is $5 with advance reservation or $10 that morning, both payable at the door. Business and community members are welcome; you do not need to be a BSBPA member to at-tend this event. Membership information will be available. The BSBPA sponsors networking breakfasts every month throughout the year at different locations in Ballston Spa. For more information or to RSVP, contact Ellen at 885-2772 or [email protected].

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WORLDQUESTCAPITAL DISTRICT - The International Center of the Capital Region is happy to invite area high schools to participate in our first annual Regional Academic WorldQuest Competi-tion which is scheduled to take place on March 8, 9:00 AM at the Polish Community Center. Academic WorldQuest is a flagship education program that tests high school students’ knowledge of international affairs. In the competition, four-person teams compete by answering 100 multiple-choice questions. The winner of our regional competition will move onto attend the national competition in Washington, DC on April 26, representing our region. The International Center of the Capital Region will fund the travel and lodging for this winning team and their coach. Call (518) 708-7608.

AMERICAN LEGION MEETINGBALLSTON SPA - The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 234 Ballston Spa will be meeting Monday, February 3, 2014 at 7pm at 23 Pleasant St., Ballston Spa. We will be at BonTon for their Community Day Fundraiser on Jan. 18, Feb.1, Feb. 15, Feb. 28 and Mar. 1 from 11am- 2pm. Please stop in and sup-port your local community groups. Anyone interested in join-ing or learning more about the Auxiliary can stop in and pick up an application at BonTon on the above dates look for our table in the Shoe Dept. area.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS - “’High School Reunion 2014: Burying the Past” Home Made Theater will host their annual benefi t Murder Mystery evening High School Reunion 2014: Burying the Past on Friday, January 24th at 7:00 P.M. at the Gideon Putnam Hotel. It’s murder at the old alma mater when Home Made Theater presents its annual murder mystery dinner. Dust off your letterman’s jacket, shake out your pompoms and join HMT at the fi rst combined reunion

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SCHUYLERVILLE - The Greater Schuylerville Youth Program at the Youth Center in Fort Hardy Park presents the New Year Neon Mocktail Dance Party for tweens 8 -12 years old on Sat-urday, January 18th from 6 - 9 pm @ the Youth Center in Fort Hardy Park. Wear old clothes as participants will be painting each other to get their glo on. DJ Jenni “A” will be pumping up the Jam. For printable invitations to give to your friends, please visit us atwww.facebook.com/greaterschuylervilley-outhprogram. The Greater Schuylerville Youth Program pro-vides social, recreational, and educational activities on a year round basis.

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BALLSTON SPA - The Saratoga County Historical Society today announced that a new exhibit, titled “The Women Who Work Here,” will open on Friday, February 7, 2014. This exhibit will kick off a year focusing on women, highlighting the creations of the museum’s female staff and volunteers. Items on display will include paintings, photography, fabric art, costumes and a variety of other creations. The museum will host an Open-ing Reception on Friday, February 7th from 5-7pm. The re-ception is free and open to the public and light refreshments will be served. “The Women Who Work Here,” will remain on display through February 27, 2014. For more information, please visit brooksidemuseum.org or call 518.885.4000.


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DO YOU HAVE A STUDENT WHO STRUGGLES WITH READING?

BALLSTON SPA - Come to the Ballston Spa Public Library, Saturday, January 25th from 1-2pm to read with Tail Waggin’ Tutor, Pearl. This new program is free and available to stu-dents ages 6-10. Students who have participated in similar programs have seen improvement and greater confi dence in their reading skills. Pearl is a Golden Retriever and is certi-fi ed through Therapy Dogs International. She and her owner, Christine Norton are excited to work with your student! Par-ticipants will sign up for a 15 minute slot and read either their favorite book or one supplied by the library. Spots are limited so stop in or call 885-5022 to sign up today! Ballston Spa Pub-lic Library is located at 21 Milton Ave. (Rt. 50).

WINTER 2014 CHILDREN & TEEN ACTING CLASSES START AT HMT

SARATOGA SPRINGS - Home Made Theater announces acting classes for children and teens ages 6 to 18, beginning February 1st and running for fi ve consecutive Saturdays. All classes are held at the Spa Little Theater in the Saratoga Spa State Park. Play Acting for children ages 6-7, instructed by Kate Starczewski. Students are introduced to theater and focus on the actor “tools” and using “play” in acting. Play Acting meets from 10:00am-11:00am and costs $60. Creative Acting for children ages 8-10, instructed by Kate Starczewski. Students learn about theater techniques and how to use their own unique qualities to act. Creative Acting meets from 11:15am-12:30pm and costs $65. Scene Study, for ages 11-13, instructed by Kate Starc-zewski. Students will work on character development through scripted scene work. Scene Study meets from 12:45pm-2:15pm and costs $75. Audition Techniques, for ages 14-18, in-structed by Sara Austen. Students participating in this course will be introduced to theater and musical pieces meant to prepare and enhance their auditioning ability for professional and college auditions. Audition Techniques meets from 10:30am-12:30pm and costs $100. Registrations are accepted over the phone with a credit card, or by mail with check or credit card. Class size is limited to 12 students, and reservations are accepted in the order they are received. Visit homemadetheater.org to obtain the Winter 2014 class fl yer and registration form. Call (518) 587-4427 for further information or to receive a fl yer by mail.

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BURNT HILLS/BALLSTON LAKE - The Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Women’s Club is off ering its Scholarship Award to a graduat-ing senior at BH-BL High School. That award is eligible to be renewed for the following year. Applications are available at the High School Guidance Offi ce. Also available is an applica-tion for the NYS General Federation Frances Bailey Scholar-ship for a senior accepted by an accredited college in New York State. Selection is based on academic achievements. leadership qualities, and fi nancial need. The Club will spon-sor one applicant. The NYSGFWC also off ers the SHZ Award of $1000 for a junior, senior or graduate college student major-ing in art or art education seeking to continue professional art training. The application form may be obtained by con-tacting Scholarship Chairman Jane Coff ey at 399-3112.

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ROAD RACE THANKS BALLSTON SPA - The Ballston Spa United Methodist Church (BSUMC) would like to thank all those in the community who helped make the 5K Race on Saturday, October 12, 2013 a big success. This was the 7th Annual Falling Leaves 5K Race organized by BSUMC and your support helped make this event a big success. Over $3,600 in proceeds from this year’s race will be used to provide financial assistance and support to area residents in need through Shelters of Saratoga and the Ballston Area Clergy Association (BACA) which provides financial assistance to area residents having a difficult time coping with the current economic situation, and the Toys for Tots program in 2013. We would specifically like to thank all of the race sponsors: LaMarco Physical Therapy PC, and Jointa Galusha LLC/Pallette Stone Corp. at the $500 Oak Leaf Clus-ter level; Armer Funeral Home, Ballston Spa National Bank, Ballston Carpet and Tile, Pizza Works, Saratoga Organics & Hydroponic Supply and E. Stewart Jones Law Firm, PLLC at the $250 Maple Leaf Cluster level and Adirondack Trust Co., Agway True Value-Ballston Spa, Allerdice Building Supply, Alexander Blueline, Baker’s Auto Service, Cadmus Interactive Systems, Joyce Garlock JPPG-Coldwell Banker, Lance Evans Memorials, Malta Animal Hospital, Mangino Chevrolet Buick GMC, O’Brien Pharmacy, Three Olives Restaurant, and Wilson Property Management at the $100 Elm Leaf Cluster level. We would also like to thank all of the community businesses that provided door prizes for the runners , the many people, orga-nizations and businesses that also provided refreshments to the racers, as well as Mayor Romano, the Village of Ballston Spa Department of Public Works headed by Jeff Gawrys, Vil-lage Fire Police volunteers, the Village Police Department, the Town of Milton DPW headed by Dave Forbes and the Ballston Spa Emergency Corps volunteers. I would also like to person-ally thank members and friends of BSUMC who volunteered to help out with the race. Every person, volunteer, local busi-ness and municipal government unit involved helped to make the 7th Annual Falling Leaves 5K Race a safe and very successful community event. Thank You!!!!

TOWN OF MALTA - NEW ACTIVITY REGISTRATION SITE

MALTA - The Town of Malta Parks, Recreation & Human Ser-vices has a NEW online catalog and activity registration site! www.maltaparksrec.com. We are very excited to offer you the ability to easily and securely view and register for our recre-ation activities online with no added convenience fees! In the coming months, the Parks & Recreation Department will be switching to a new software program for processing regis-trations. To make the transition easier for you, visit the new site www.maltaparksrec.com and create your new household account. Registration now will save you time and allow you to sign up anytime, anywhere. Our online registration system goes live for Spring 2014 registrations on February 3, 2014. For questions concerning this please call 899-4411.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS LOOKING FOR MENTORS

CAPITAL DISTRICT - Big Brothers Big Sis-ters is looking for mentors in Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga, and Rensselaer Counties. We are the oldest and largest

provider of one-to-one youth mentoring services in the Unit-ed States. In the Capital Region, we have been matching car-ing adults with local children for 50 years. Our mentoring re-lationships are proven to be a positive influence on the life of a child. Currently, we serve over 500 children, but there are over 100 more waiting for mentors. If you want to learn more about volunteering, contact Brigette Callahan at 862-1250 x15, or by email at [email protected].


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REXFORD - Work Proposed for the Rexford Bridge on Route 146 in Niskayuna and Clifton Park. The New York State De-partment of Transportation (NYSDOT) will host two public open houses regarding a proposed project to make improve-ments to the Rexford Bridge on State Route 146 and at the intersections of Route 146 with Aqueduct Road/Williams Road in the Town of Niskayuna, Schenectady County and the intersection with Riverview Road/Alplaus Road in the Town of Clifton Park, Saratoga County. The open houses will be held on Thursday, January 23, 2014, starting at 7:00 p.m. at the Rexford Fire Station at 1601 Route 146 in Rexford (Clifton Park) and on January 30, 2014 starting at 7:00 p.m. at Niska-yuna Town Hall at 1 Niskayuna Circle in Niskayuna. The Nis-kayuna meeting will be a public hearing. A presentation on the project will be given at 7:00 p. m. followed by a time for public comments and questions. Staff from NYSDOT will be available to discuss the project in an informal environment before and after the presentation. Comments and input re-garding the project are welcome as part of NYSDOT’s con-

tinual effort to encourage public participation in the devel-opment of transportation projects. The project proposes to replace the Rexford Bridge and provide improvements to the intersections. The current preferred alternative adds lanes to the intersections and provides a multi-use trail between the intersections. The traffic signal at the Aqueduct Road inter-section is proposed to be replaced by a roundabout. There is currently no schedule for project construction. The Rexford Fire Station and Niskayuna Town Hall are accessible to peo-ple with disabilities. The Department of Transportation will provide interpretive aids or services if requested prior to the meeting. Anyone who has concerns or observations about this intersection project but who is unable to attend the open house may either contact Richard Filkins, Project Manager, at (518) 457-9756 or write to: Richard Filkins, Project Manager, NYS Department of Transportation, Region 1 Design, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, NY 12232.

JANUARY PIROGHI SALEBALLSTON LAKE - Christ the Savior {arish, 349 Eastline Rd., Ballston Lake, will hold its Monthly Piroghi Sale Tues., Jan. 21. Potato/cheese, sauerkraut, and Farmer’s cheese piroghis may be ordered. Call 363-0001. As always, please get your orders in as soon as possible, Pick-up is on Tuesday between 11:30 and 12:30

AARP TAX-AIDE SERVICESCAPITAL DISTRICT - The AARP Tax-Aide program will begin providing free tax preparation for low and moderate income residents in Saratoga County in February. The AARP Tax-Aide program is sponsored by the AARP Foundation in coopera-tion with the Internal Revenue Service. AARP Tax-Aide coun-selors are volunteers who are trained in state and federal tax regulations, and are certified by the IRS to provide tax prepa-ration services. Tax preparation services will be available from Feb. 1 through April 15. To find the location nearest you, go to www.aarp.org/findtaxhelp. Then call the listed phone number to schedule an appointment. If you do not have ac-cess to the internet, call 1-888-227-7669 for assistance.



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Last week was quite interesting because I had the chance to spend the better part of two days in the presence of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, plus senior business and government leaders. It was inter-esting, enlightening and informative. He had a lot to say, on subjects ranging from taxes and regulation to casinos, marijuana and gender equality. As the post-speech coverage has illustrated, many different opinions have been formed among those who heard it, and most people will probably have points they liked and others they were less enthusiastic about. But there’s one part I really was motivated by: his comments about New York’s unique and diverse heritage. He remarked that New York has historically em-braced diversity, and as I sat there, surrounded by people of many ethnic and religious backgrounds, I thought of my own heritage. Being of mixed European descent, I am a product of the diverse culture that has made New York so great. Tech Valley is home to immigrants from all over the world who are here to build and operate our semiconductor factories and other global industries, so we will be introduced to even more cultures, traditions and viewpoints.We all have something to contribute to our community, and should learn how to effectively participate in our communities and in our political process. Now is

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It’s great to have the cold snap behind us. As bad as it was, we knew that it would pass. When I think of cold, I always think of the 1816; a year nearly two hundred years ago that produced snow and frost in June, frost in July and another killing frost in August. 1816 was also known as “The Year There Was No Summer” and “Eighteen Hundred and Froze To Death”.

It seems that a volcano called Tambora explosively erupted in Indonesia in April of 1815. This eruption is regarded by many as the largest eruption in recorded history. On the Indonesian archipelago the impact was, of course, devastating with estimates of up to 90 thousand deaths. The size and violence of this eruption forced an estimated 100 CUBIC MILES of dust, ash and sulfuric acid into the stratosphere. Many scientists feel that this dust and ash was responsible for “The Year There Was No Summer”. Other theories involve sunspot activity and still other theories revolve around larger cycles of warm and cool climate conditions that occur every 210 years or so. Regardless of the reason or reasons, the tribulations of the summer of 1816 are legend and had a hand in, among other things, the migration of many New Englanders and New Yorkers out of those areas, and a wave of migration out of central Europe and England to the United States.

Let’s take a look at what they endured. The winter of 1815-1816 was a cold one that started early and lingered late. This was not uncommon and these northern farmers had endured many long winters and late spring cold. April and May were cold but most managed to get their crops in. By early June, the leaves were out on the trees, the corn was up and vegetable gardens were in and growing. It looked like the long winter was over at last. Then things began to go terribly wrong. On June 5th in Williamstown, Mass., the temperature was a balmy 83 degrees, warm for that early in the season. By the next morning, the temperature was 45 degrees and still falling. This cold arctic air wasn’t isolated to Williamstown. From Canada to Virginia cold arctic air caused killing frosts to occur June 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th. Thousands of birds that had recently migrated into the area from the south froze to death. Sheep, recently shorn, froze to death even though they were brought inside. Farmers built bonfi res around their fi elds to try to save the crops but all to no avail. The important corn crop was virtually wiped out along with most other crops. Even the leaves on all the trees froze, blackened and fell to the ground. There was light snow on June 6th in New York and New England and on the 7th and 8th, more snow was reported as far south as the Catskills. In Danville, Vermont the newspaper reports: “On the night of the 7th and morning of the 8th a kind of sleet or exceedingly cold snow fell, attended by high wind, and measured in places where it drifted 18 to 20 inches in depth. Saturday morning (8th of June) the weather was more severe than it generally is in the winter.” Standing water froze as far south as Philadelphia and in northern Vermont the ice was an inch thick. Even the ground started to freeze!

Remember that this is 1816. No one knew about a huge volcano thousands of miles away. Even if they did they had no reason to believe that it should have any effect on them. All they knew was that their crops were dead and, if they couldn’t get more in right away, starvation the following winter was a real possibility. Talk of famine and the wrath of God were widespread.

By the 12th of June, the outbreak of cold ended. The hard work of planting was repeated. Farmers knew that, in spite of the late start, they still had enough time to get a decent crop of corn and beans and such….if the weather cooperated for the rest of the season. For four weeks the weather held. The second planting sprouted and was growing well. Folks felt a bit foolish about their earlier fears and chalked it up to their renowned New England weather. Their good cheer was not to last.

At the end of the fi rst week in July another, although less severe, outbreak of arctic air spilled over New England and eastern New York. All the crops in the valleys (where most of the farms were) were again killed or badly damaged. There was no snow in July of 1816 but most felt that a widespread famine was inevitable. Those who could procure seed again replanted and everyone prayed. It seemed that God himself had turned against them. Many wondered what they had done to incur His wrath.

After the fi rst week of July, things returned to normal for a few more weeks. In addition to the cold in 1816, it was a dry year as well. In spite of their earlier failures, the farmers (which, at that time, was just about every-body) were optimistic that, if they got a break in September, things would be all right. You’ve got to remember that the only food they’d have the following winter would be what they could grow that summer.

Alas, another killing frost on August 20th visited much of New England and New York as far south as East Windsor, Conn. From Albany to Boston most of the crops again succumbed. Whatever survived that frost was fi nished off by an even colder spell during the last week of the month. As if that weren’t enough, temperatures dipped below freezing again September 11th and 12th. A more widespread frost at the end of September dashed any hope for crops that had managed to escape until then.

The winter of 1816-1817 was indeed a winter of despair; especially for the poor and sustenance farmers who were isolated and depended on their crops to survive. Many tried to survive on milk and bread but bread was in short supply. It was a blessing that the ocean off New England’s coast was so bountiful. The task of feeding New England fell to the fi shermen. Many landlubbers who had never eaten fi sh became very familiar with the taste of mackerel during 1817.

Beginning in 1817, there was a mass migration out of New England to the newly tamed (Indians fi nally killed or driven out) Ohio valley. The temptations of level ground and an easier climate were too much for many who managed to survive that terrible summer of ’16 and winter of ’17.

“The Year There Was No Summer” wasn’t strictly a Northeastern North American event. England, France, Germany and most of Eastern Europe endured a similarly disastrous season. It wasn’t as cold as New England in Europe but they had fl ooding and wet weather that resulted in crop failures of similar proportions. Food riots erupted in England, France, Switzerland, and Scotland as famished people broke into warehouses and took whatever they found edible. For many of these starving Europeans, the lure of the bountiful life in the United States was irresistible at that point. Unaware that conditions were the same on the western side of the Atlantic, they arrived in the New World only to suffer more privations. Many continued their exodus into the interior to begin settling the mid-west alongside recently displaced New Englanders.

Our modern transportation system would prevent famine if another “Year There Was No Summer” occurred now. When the rain and the cold get you down remember, it could be a lot worse. It’s disappointing and frus-trating trying to get a ripe tomato in 2000 but it’s nothing when compared to the trials the weather of 1816 put our forefathers through. Thanks for the read.

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COUNTRY LINE DANCE LESSONSBALLSTON SPA – Ballston Spa Elks Lodge Country Line Dancing Lessons every Monday for $5 per person from 7pm-9pm with DJ Sue Kaupelis. (A)

CHURCH OFFERS THRIFT SHOP & FOOD

PANTRYBALLSTON SPA – Ballston Spa United Meth-odist Church, 101 Milton Av-enue, off ers the

following services for the community: Upper Room Clothing Thrift Shop - open Tuesdays, 9am-Noon. Fill a bag with clothing for $2. Food Pantry - open Wednes-days, 9-11:30am. The food pantry can be visited once each month. (A)

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ilton St, Ballston Spa, holds a $1,600 plus bingo every Wednesday night. Doors open at 5:30pm and bingo starts at 7pm. There is a pro-gressive game and a 50 / 50 special as well as a $700 cov-erall. Refreshments and Bell Jar Tickets are available. Call 885-1149 for more informa-tion. (A)

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M & K CONTRACTING Remodeling • Bath • Kitchens Basements • Replacement Windows • Decks • Porches Fully insured • Specializing in basement remodeling 885-9074 • 506-1458FRIDHOLM PAINTING:All int./ext. painting & staining projects. Popcorn & cathedral ceilings, wallpaper stripping, faux/decorative painting. Free est. Insured. A+ BBB rating. Will show up. Neat. Clean up. We love what we do! contact John Fridholm, 330-9507www.jfridholm.com FERRARO HOME Improvements & Additions. Remodeling, carpentry, basements, kitchens, baths, decks, No job too small.Don Ferraro (518) 882-9513

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RENTALSGarden Homes CommunitiesFOR SALE OR RENT. 1 BR, 2 BR & 3 BR MANUFACTURED HOMES,FINANCING AVAILABLE. Ravena 756-7473Brunswick 326-8069 So. Glens Falls 798-5071 Colonie 373-0194Halfmoon 373-0194Clifton Park 383-0211 Latham 469-8195 Scotia 377-4519Selkirk 767-9134/ 767-2367Saratoga Springs 383-0211gardenhomesmanagement.com

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REAL ESTATECOUNTRY BARN/ 5 acres. $29,995. Rustic “country barn”, well built and sturdy. On 5 wooded acres, mead-ows, apple orchard. Frontage on State Rte 13, mins. to Salmon River. Adjoins NYS snowmobile trails Call 1-800-229-7843 or visit www.LandandCamps.com

ABANDONED NY FARM! Absolute sale! Jan. 25th & 26th! 23 tracts! 8 ac. $19,900. 15 ac. $29,900, 25 ac. $39,900. Next to state land, stream, pond, incredible views! House, barn! Stunning country setting! Call 1-888-701-1864 to register.www.NewYorkLandandLakes.com

1947 BOY SCOUT CAMP5 acre lake property. $129,900. 7 new lake proper-ties. www.LandFirstNY.com1-888-683-2626

GALWAY SCHOOL DIST. Town of Providence, (7211 Barkerville Rd.) 1.6 acre cor-ner lot. Surveyed, 3 BR, 2 ba doublewide ( 1100 sq. ft) on concrete slab with new 6’’ block skirting. Large storage shed, New; roof, front & back decks split rail fence, and large blacktop driveway. $116K, deposit by 1/31/14 & receive $2500 toward buyers closing cost. 932-3214

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CLIFTON PK.: Luxury Apts. 2 BR ($950) & 3BR ($1150), 2 bath, marble FP, central air, gas heat, W/D hook-ups, many extras. Great location. Call Tina (518) 280-1572CLIFTON PARK EXIT 92-3 offices, 564 sq. ft. $650/mo. + utilities, low over-head for 3 people. 383-0135FOR RENT: CORINTHLg. 1 BR, knotty pine, appli-ances, no pets. $525+/ mo. 372-7667

ADULT COMMUNITY Minimum 55 years old. Mohican Hill Apts. Ballston Spa. Spacious 1 BR walk-in closets, storage, $700./ $725. Washer, dryer hookups. Low heat costs. No pets.885-4232

LUZERNE 1 BR. Yard, newly renovated. $575+ util. 1 mo. sec. No pets, no smokers. 696-4833, 423-3200

CLIFTON PARK EXIT 9. 4 room office plus reception area. 1,264 sq. ft. $1400/ mo. + utilities. Call 383-0135.

TOWNHOUSE, MILTON: Near Global Foundries, Navy 3BR, 1.5ba, gar., yard, Ball-ston Spa schools, w/d, $1000 + util. + sec. 518-664-3514APT. IN HADLEY.Renovated ground floor.New appliances, w/d hook up. Heat included. 696-3648STUDIO APT. PARK AVE. Mechanicville. 1st floor. Suit-able for one. Stove/refrig. No pets, no smokers. 664-8424Clifton Pk. Spacious 2-3 BR, 1.5 BA, LR/FR, W/D hook-up, gas heat, garage, NP, NS Close to Shen. Refs. & sec. req. $1,225/mo. 373-8261

OLD SCHOOL ON Palmer Ave., Corinth. 1BR apt. Heat and elec. included. No smok-ing, dogs considered. $825/ mo. First mo. rent. $500 sec. dep. req. w/lease. 654-8495CORINTH: 2BR Mobile home, yard, $600/mo. + utili-ties. 654-6620. References & security.

ROUND LAKE - Exit 11 1 BR. $150 - $200/ week. Utilities, cable, phone, laun-dry. Call Wini 413-335-6690MECHANICVILLE Riverside, Nice1st flr. 3 BR, w/d, stove, o/s prkg. NS/NP. $950+ sec. H/HW incl. 664-7801FOR RENT HADLEYSmall 1 BR apt. Suitable for one, no pets. $430/ mo. + sec. 696-2390 222-8921GALWAY SCHOOL DIST.3 BR, 2 ba .beautiful home on priv 1.6 ac lot. Nice neigh-borhood, lrg. storage shed. (small pets welcome, restric-tions apply) $775+ 932-3214LUZERNE: ONE ROOMAll included, no security, $550. Waterfront, 1 BR, cable incl. utilities and security. $600/mo. 696-3300CORINTH: Lease specials for Jan! 2 BR, mod. kit./ full bath/ fam. room, w/d, off-str. pk’g. $710 heat, water, gar-bage incl. No dogs. 338-8800DON’T RENT. New 3BR dou-ble wide. Own for $700/mo. lot rent incl. Ballston Spa. Hoffman Homes. 884-8383 WanttoLivehere.comLUZERNE RENTAL 3 BR1 ba. mobile home. Newly renovated, w/ washer and dryer. $850/mo. 955-6745

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SERTA TRUCK LOAD scratch and dent sale. King size mattress $139 526-2333

KATIE’S CLEANING SERV-ICE: I don’t cut corners, I clean them! Call Katie’s cell at 518-859-2569. Serving all cities. CAREGIVER: Are you look-ing for an aide to care for your mom or dad? I have 6 yrs experience & I can give good references. Call Sue 951-4090ELDERLY HOME CAREYour home, includes: bathing, Dr’s. appts. cleaning, shop-ping, cooking. Years of exp. Exc. local ref. 792-1963

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