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Gardenworks Farm1055 Route 30, Salem 518.854.32Featuring fall mums, gourds & pumpkins and a marketplace of handcrafts & specialty foods.www.gardenworksfarm.com

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Autumn Event Guide -

Encampment at Saratoga.....................................................5Sunday Picnic in the Park.....................................................6Knickerbocker Fall Festival..................................................6 September Calendar of Events..........................................8-9Harvest Hoedown for Hope.................................................9Southern Adirondack Fiber Festival.....................................10BattenFall Classic...............................................................11Pumpkinpalooza...........................................................12Hubbard Hall 2014-15 Theater Season...............................13Welcome Home Korean War Vets.....................................1319th Annual Flea Market................................................13Making Strides Against Breast Cancer................................14Walk to Prevent Suicide................................................15October Calendar of Events..........................................16-17Classic Car Show...............................................................18Cheese Tour......................................................................19Lighted Tractor Parade......................................................20November Calendar of Events..........................................21Art Galleries......................................................................22Dining Guide.....................................................................25 Hubbard Hall Programs.....................................................24St. Luke’s Tent Revival........................................................25Golf Tournaments.............................................................25December Calendar of Events..........................................26

For current event listings visit:Cambridge Valley Chamber of Commerce 13 Wast Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816

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Greater Greenwich Chamber of Commerce 6 Academy Street, Greenwich, NY 12834

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STILLWATER – On Saturday and Sunday, September 20-21, Saratoga National Historical Park, located on Routes 32 and 4 in Stillwater, will present an 18th century living history encampment marking the 235th anniversary of the world’s “most important battle of the last 1,000 years.” Camps will be open Saturday from 9 to 4 p.m., and on Sunday from 10 to 3 p.m.

This two-day encampment will surround visitors with the sights, smells, and sounds of military camp life from the American Revolution. Dozens of re-enactors portray American and British officers, soldiers, cavalry troops, and camp followers from the Battles of Saratoga. See cavalry charge, join in a court-martial and decide the soldier’s fate, take part in a musket drill, follow along with a scouting party, or listen to stories of the revolutionary war experience. Feel the thunderous roar of cannons, smell the acrid smoke of musket fire as well as the welcoming wisps of camp cooking fires. Immerse yourself in the wonder of camp life in earliest America!

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The Hudson River Ramble Devil’s Chimney Walk will start at 10 a.m. The Devil’s Chim-ney Walk is a 4.2 mile round trip hike through Schaghticoke’s historic Vale of Peace (the site of an historic Native American village and first Schaghticoke settlement) then along the Hoo-sick River to a Native American shrine named Devil’s Chimney. During the hike the guide will point out important historic sites and geographic features, (hiking boots required).

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Mansion and Cemetery tours, Bake Sale, Charlotte’s Chop, Snack Bar and Harvest produce will be available throughout the day.

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SHUSHAN – The Georgi on the Battenkill in Shushan is hosting a “Sunday Picnic in the Park” on September 14, 2014 from 4 pm to 7 pm. featuring The Kevin McKrell Band .

Kevin McKrell is a singer/songwriter, and a founding member of the Celtic Bluegrass Band “The McKrells”. He has performed in theaters, clubs and on festival stages across the United States, Canada, Ireland and Scotland. His songs have been recorded or performed by artists from around the world including “The Kingston Trio”, “The Furey Brothers”, “Hair of the Dog”, Wood’s Tea Company, and many more.

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family friendly....The Salem Rotary Club will be have grilled fare available. The Argyle Brewing Company will be offering beer/wine, and the kids can have fun at the Bubble Bar. There will also be a Picnic Basket Auction, featuring Auctioneer Pat McLenethan. We welcome donations of filled Picnic Baskets for the auction. Proceeds assist in maintaining the Georgi Museum and Park. Bring a few chairs and your picnic blanket! Come enjoy a “Sunday Picnic in the Park” at the Georgi. For further information cont follow our FaceBook page or contact Coordinator, Wendy Bordwell at 518-854-3773 or [email protected]. Don’t miss this!


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BENNINGTON - Sacred Heart St. Francis De Sales church will present “Mystery on Gilligan’s Island a Parody” on Saturday September 20 beginning at 5 p.m. The event, held in the parish center a u d i t o r i u m , includes dinner. The venue will be transformed into the Tropical Island. The 3 hour trip lands the castaways on a “deserted” island encountering natives and pirates to solve the mystery. We need your help to solve the mystery on Gilligan’s Island.

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Sept 5-28: Lauren Sandier & Claire Sherwood Exhibition - Opening Sept 5, 6-8pm at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.

Sept 5: Music and Pizza with Yard Sale – 6-8 p.m. SAW hosts regional musicians for an intimate evening of perfor-mance and homemade brick-oven pizza. SAW welcomes ev-eryone to take self-guided tours on these evenings at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.

Sept 6-7: Annual Washington County Cheese Tour (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) - Throughout Washington County Free, drive-yourself tour of several Washington County artisanal cheese farms. For information, email: [email protected].

Sept 7: Fall Concert with Classical Masters at 3 p.m. in the courtroom at the Historic Salem Courthouse with pia-nist Daniel Shulman and violinist Kaori Washiyama. Tickets available by call 518-854-7053. www.salemcourthouse.orgSept 11, 18 & 25: Silent Film Series (7:30pm) at the Histor-

ic Salem Courthouse. View three great performances Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush (9/11), Buster Keaton in The Gen-eral (9/18), and Harold Lloyd in Safety Last (9/25). www.salemcourthouse.org

Sept 14-Oct 5: Intern and Emerging Artists Exhibition. Exhibition opening: Sept 28, 6-8pm at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.sale-martworks.org.

Sept 17-24: Anagama Kiln Firing: Kiln firings are avail-able to ceramic artists who would like their work fired in the anagama wood kiln at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.Sept 19-21: Glass 101 Workshop (9:30-4:30pm). This 3-day workshop will focus on the basic principles of glass blowing at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.

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GRANVILLE – Haynes House of Hope will be holding the 3rd Annual Harvest Hoedown for Hope on Saturday, September 27 at the VFW Pavilion on North Street in Granville. This fundraising event will be from 4-10 p.m. with a pig roast by the Burch Family Farm, square dancing with live music by Ole Time Country and a cash bar. Hay Rides will be provided by Wing Clydesdales throughout the event. The band Airtight will take the stage at 7 p.m. and the dancing, food and fun will continue including a 50/50 raffle.

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Battles of Saratoga; Come see history come alive. Join 18th-Century soldiers as they march & drill, smell the aromas of open-fire cooking, hear cannons and musket firings, take part in a scouting mission, or play a role in a court martial! Camps Open: Saturday 9a.m.-4 p.m.; Sunday – 10a.m.-3 p.m. Wreath laying by Daughters of the American Revolu-tion and Sons of the American Revolution on Sunday at 2 p.m. All are welcome! Info at 518-664-9821 ext. 1777.

Sept 26-28: French and Indian War Reenactment (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) at Rogers Island Visitor Center in Fort Edward. Reenactment of the French and Indian War. Watch a battle and observe people as they lived 200 years ago. See Sutlers selling their wares and native Americans giving demonstra-tions. (www.rogersisland.org)

Sept 26-28: Glass 101 Workshop (9:30-4:30pm). This 3-day workshop will focus on the basic principles of glass blowing at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.

Sept 27: The 8th Annual Intercollegiate Iron Pour at Sa-lem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org. This is a chance for college students from across the nation to come together to share techniques, ideas, and resources in iron casting. Participants spend the weekend working in groups to prepare the furnace and pour site.

Sat, Sep 27-28: 6th Annual Southern Adirondack Fiber Festival (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) at the Washington County Fair-grounds, Rte. 29 Greenwich. Over 120 producers, craftsmen, and artisans. Demos & workshops, fleece, yarn, roving, fin-ished products, patterns, equi p.m.ent, fiber animals (sheep, llamas, goats & angora rabbits), and much more. Info at 518-692-2464 or email: [email protected]

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SALEM and CAMBRIDGE – Organizers of the Tour of the Battenkill announce their annual BattenFall Classic and Fall Preview Ride on Saturday, October 4 in Sa-lem, and Sunday, October 12 in Cambridge, respectively.

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As exciting as the Punkin’ Chunkin’ contest is, Pumpkinpalooza 6 more - much more - than just that one event.

There is a Chowder Cook-Off for amateurs and professionals and will take place at the Town Athletic Fields. Each entrant must make at least four quarters of chowder and serve it from a slow cooker or crockpot for sampling. Chefs will man their tables from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for you tasting enjoyment. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the event.

A Tractor and Agriculture Show will take place at Wood Memorial Park from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kevin O’Malley is in charge of the event and you may contact him to register ([email protected]).

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NORTH HOOSICK – Atten-tion all students ages 9 to 14 only, who are in grades 4 thru 8 in all area schools: You are invited to attend the North Hoosick Fire Dept. 2014 2015 Kids Dances. Dances begin Friday, September 5, 2014 and admission is $3 per student. All dances are 7 to 10 a.m. and a parent or guardian must sign out child after the dance.

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Pumpkinpalooza is the event of the year in Hoosick Falls and the sixth annual celebration is happening all day all around town on Saturday, September 27. HAYC3 and its community partners are offering up a myriad of exciting and fun events for kids, adults and families. If you’ve never gone be sure to add this event to your family’s calendar.

The Punkin’ Chunkin’ Contest at the Town Athletic Fields is a the absolute best! It works like this: teams or individuals design and build human-powered stored-energy machine (i.e., a catapult or trebuchet) that can toss a pumpkin (at least three pounds) and hit targets 100 to 250 feet away from the launch zone. Distance and trajectory are important, but the competition

Contemporary and antique tractors will be on display and “Best in Show” prizes will be awarded.

The Rolf Max Sternberg 5K Run for Vibrant Communities will honor his Rolf’s life (1945-2012) and legacy in Hoosick Falls and ensure we continue its revitalization. We hope you will be there for this race to honor him and support our hometown. Rolf will be smiling down on us as we come together to enjoy the countryside and the community that was so dear to him. The race starts at 9 a.m. in Wood Memorial Park. Medals

will be awarded to top finishers a variety of categories.

Returning this year are community favorites like the Pet Parade at 11 a.m. Be sure to register by 10:45 a.m. on September 27 if you would like to participate.

As always, there will be food and craft vendors galore at Wood Memorial Park and the Town Athletic Fields, as well as organizations sharing useful information.

Following the day’s Pumpkinpalooza activities, The Annual Harvest Dinner will take place at The HAYC3 Armory.


The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee by William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin and Directed by David Snider. The Smash Hit Tony Award-winning Broadway Musical Comedy. The Perfect Show to Bring the Kids. Times: Pay-what-you-will final rehearsal: Thurs, Nov 6 @ 8 p.m., Fridays: Nov 7, 14, 21, 28 @ 8 p.m., Saturdays: Nov 8, 15, 22, 29 @ 2 and 8 p.m. and Sundays: Nov 9, 16, 23, 30 @ 2 p.m.

Winter Carnival of New Work - 12 New Plays in 12 Days. An energizing, fun and heartfelt series of new works. Your regular ticket gives you an all access pass. Come once, come often. Times: Pay-what-you-will final rehearsal: Thurs, Jan 15 @ 8 p.m., Thursdays: Jan 15, 22, 29 @ 8 p.m., Fridays: Jan 16, 23, 30 @ 8 p.m., Saturdays: Jan 17, 24, 31 @ 2 and 8 p.m. and Sundays: Jan 18, 25, Feb 1 @ 2 p.m.

Tartuffe (or the Hypocrite) by Molière and Directed by John Hadden. This wickedly funny farce will keep you guessing – and laughing – the whole way through to the end. Times: Pay-what-you-will final rehearsal: Thurs, Feb 19 @ 8 p.m., Fridays: Feb 20, 27, March 6, 13 @ 8 p.m., Saturdays: Feb 21, 28, March 7, 14 @ 2 and 8 p.m., and Sundays: Feb 22, March 1, 8, 15 @ 2 p.m.

An Iliad by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare and starring Jeannine Haas. Directed by Sheila Siragusa. A co-production with Pauline Productions. An Iliad adapts Homer’s Trojan War epic into a gripping piece of theater that captures both the heroism and horror of war. Times: Pay-what-you-will final rehearsal: Thurs, April 23 @ 8 p.m., Fridays: April 24, May 1, 8, 15 @ 8 p.m., Saturdays: April 25, May 2, 9, 16 @ 2 and 8 p.m. and Sundays: April 26, May 3, 10, 17 @ 2 p.m.

“The Only Brown Kid In The Trailer Park” - World Premiere - Two Nights Only! Friday and Saturday, Oct 17-18 at 8 p.m. Written and performed by Dion Flynn, star of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Flynn brings his brand new, autobiographical solo show to the Hall, a journey from being “the only brown kid in the trailer park” to appearing as the first black President on national television, in this heartbreaking, hair raising and hilarious performance.

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HOOSICK FALLS – Mark the date! Voice of a Vet invites and encourages members of our community and beyond to join us as we honor those in our midst who served dur-ing the Korean War era, “The Forgotten War.”

The event will take place on Saturday, September 13, 2014, with a parade kicking off at the Town of Hoosick Athletic Field at 11 am. There will be music, fun, fanfare, recogni-tion and food. Participate in the parade or line the streets to pay tribute to our servicemen,

then join us at the skating rink for recognition, lunch, and music.

If you served in any arena during the Korean War con-flict or if you have a loved one who served who is no longer living, please call Gail Smith at 686-3269 and leave your contact information so we can connect with you.

It’s going to be a great day, a day to formally honor and recognize yet one more era of veterans who were willing to lay their lives on the line for our freedom. Thank you Vets!

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BUSKIRK – The Buskirk Volunteer Fire Department will be having their 19th An-nual Flea Market on Saturday September 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday September 7 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain or Shine.

The event will be held at Strawberry Acres located on Route 67 in Buskirk

Vendor Set up for this event is free of charge, and vendors may set up anytime after 5 p.m. on Friday Sep-tember 5.

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and onions, soda, bottled water, coffee and doughnuts served throughout both days while quantities last.

Anyone interested in re-serving a vendor spot should call the Buskirk Fire Station and leave a message at 518-686-9966, or Joan LeBarron at 518-686-9390 or by email [email protected] please leave your name & number, and someone will re-turn your call to confirm your space.

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SALEM – It’s not too early to start thinking PINK! This year’s Making Strides event will be held on Sunday, Oc-tober 5, once again at the Sa-lem Central School.

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ents.org, enter the zip code “12865” and it will walk you through. Or click the link on our Facebook page” Washington County Making Strides Against Breast Can-cer”

You can also start planning your team’s fundraisers! Get out and have a bake sale or a car wash or even a talent show, or any other num-ber of ideas to raise money for your team for the fight against breast cancer! Let us know about your fund-raiser, we’ll be happy to help you promote it! Check for updates on Facebook under

“Washington County Mak-ing Strides Against Breast Cancer”. If you tell us about your fundraising event we will post it on the website and our Facebook page.

If you would like to join the planning committee, contact our Chairperson Cindy Goodsell of Salem (854-3969 or 796-6711) or by e-mail at [email protected]

If you have any questions, or need help with anything please contact Cindy Good-sell at (854-3969) or by e-mail at [email protected].

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HAYC3 Walk to Prevent Suicide

HOOSICK FALLS – Hun-dreds of people are planning to walk through Hoosick Falls, carrying candles on Saturday, October 6. The goal is to raise awareness about depression and suicide, and provide com-fort to those who have lost loved ones to suicide.

Hoosick Falls’ Suicide prevention Walk encourages everyone to participate. Sav-ing lives, increasing national awareness and assisting survi-vors of suicide loss is a mat-ter of great importance. Please join us in working towards that goal on Saturday, October 6, starting in Wood Park at 6 p.m. Come walk with us.

For more information about the walk, contact HAYC3 at 518-686-9050 or contac-

[email protected]. For more information about suicide and the underlying depression and other related mental illnesses, visit www.afsp.org.

Haunted BarnFORT EDWARD – The Annual Haunted Barn at Little Theater on the Farm, 27 Plum Road, Fort Edward, will be held four nights: October 17, 18, 24, & 25 (Fridays and Saturdays) from 6 to 9 p.m. This is the area largest and scariest haunting. Volunteers will work for weeks to prepare the entire theater and barn for the guided tours. For more information visit: www.littletheater27.org.

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Oct 2: “Boomerang Books in the Basement” (4-7:30 p.m.) at the Greenwich Library, 148 Main St., Greenwich. Book sale on the first Thursdays of the month; hardcovers, paperbacks, DVD’s, CD’s, Books-on-Tape, Young Adult & Children’s books; visit, browse, & choose from our vast selection. For information, please call Susan at 518-692-2027 or email her at [email protected]

Oct 3: Music and Pizza with Anthony Fallacaro (6-8pm). SAW hosts regional musicians for an intimate evening of per-formance and homemade brick-oven pizza. Grab a slice, then sit back and enjoy the sounds of homegrown music at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org.

Oct 4: Alzheimer’s Iron Pour at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane, Salem. For more information visit www.salemartworks.org. The Alzheimer’s Glass and Iron project is a cross gen-erational community arts project with the focus of raising awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and using art as catalyst to comfort grandchildren, caregivers and elderly affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Oct 4: New Skete’s Annual Blessing of the Animals (2 p.m.) at the New Skete Monastery, 250 New Skete Lane, Cambridge. In celebration of the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi. All are welcome, with the animals they love! Arrival begins at 2 p.m. with blessing of the Animals Service is at 3:30 p.m.. For information, call 518-677-3928 ext 214, or email: [email protected]

Oct 4 & 11: Plein Air Painting at Saratoga (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) at the Saratoga National Historical Park, 648 Rte. 32, Stillwater. Meet at Visitor Center for historical background; then onto the Battlefield to capture inspiring views in paint, pencil, pastel, or pixel. Info at 518-664-9821 ext. 1777. Free art classes on-going for children.

Oct 5: Victorian Tea (2 p.m.) - Cambridge Historical Society & Museum, 12 Broad St., Cambridge. For information, contact The Cambridge Historical Society & Museum at 518-677-5232 or visit www.cambridgenyhistoricalsociety.org.

Oct 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 & 25: Fear This Halloween Haunting! (6:30- 9:30 p.m.) at the Historic Salem Courthouse Community Center, 58 E. Broadway, Salem. For information, call 518-854-7053 or email: [email protected].

Oct 11: 16th Annual Country Classic Car Show (10 a.m. - 3 p.m.) at the Washington Square in Greenwich. Classic & Antique Cars will be on display. For additional information, contact Bob Jeffords at 518-692-7030 or [email protected]

Oct 11-13: 13th Annual Landscapes for Landsake Art Exhibition (12 p.m.) at Maple Ridge Gallery, 172 State Rte. 372 (Coila), Cambridge. Don’t miss the social event of the season! The exhibition features more than 200 works of art celebrating the beauty of our working landscapes. Fifty percent of art sale proceeds benefit ASA’s farmland conservation program. The Opening Reception will be held on Saturday, October 11 from 12 to 5 p.m. Come meet the artists and celebrate the works they have produced in honor of the area’s local agriculture. The GALLERY will also be open Sunday & Monday, October 12 & 13 from 12 to 4 p.m. Presented by the Agricultural Stewardship Association. For information, call the ASA at: 518-692-7285.

Oct 17: Surrender Day in Schuylerville (10-11 a.m.) at Fort Hardy Park in Schuylerville. Witness the recreated surrender of British General Burgoyne to American General Gates, sing patriotic songs with Schuylerville school children, and drink 13 original toasts to the American Victory. Sponsored by the Village of Schuylerville and Town of Saratoga. Info at 518-664-9821 ext. 1777.


Oct 18: Famous Chicken & Biscuit Dinner (5-7 p.m.) at the Bottskill Baptist Church at Church Street in Greenwich. All home-made dinner; take-outs from 5 to 5:3 p.m., dinner seatings at 5:30 & 6 p.m. Reservations recommended. Information at 518-692-2731

Oct 18: Candlelight House Tour (6-8 p.m.) meeting at the Schuyler House in Schuylerville. Step back in time as members of the Old Saratoga Historical Association offer candle-lit tours through General Philip Schuyler’s 1777 Country Home. Light refreshments, period music, and a campfire follow the tour. Info at 518-664-9821 ext. 1777.

Oct 24: Greenwich Elks Annual Halloween Party (7-11 p.m.) at the Elks Lodge, St. Rte. 40S, Greenwich. Halloween Costume Party sponsored by BPOE #2223 Elks Auxiliary; with music by “Children @ Play”. Prizes will be awarded. Doors open at 6 p.m.; food served until 9 p.m. Info at 518-692-2347.

Oct 26: Greenwich Halloween Parade (1-3 p.m.) starting on Main Street in Greenwich. Annual Parade, sponsored by the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce; starting at 1 p.m. along Main St. to Academy St. for costume judging, with awards in six categories, a Grand Prize Winner & treats for all! For information, call 518-692-7979.

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16th Annual Country Classic Car Show

GREENWICH – Classic and antique cars will be on display in Washington Square in the Village of Greenwich on Saturday October 11th. The cars will be participating in the 16th Annual Country Classic Car Show. T

Free registration begins at 8 a.m. First comers get the best spots! Show runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with awards at 2:30.

The Country Classic Car Show is free to car lovers of all ages, and is being sponsored by The Country Peddler Shoppes, Inc. For additional information contact Bob Jeffords at 692-7030.

Walker’s Fall FestivalFORT ANN – Last year, the Walker’s Fall Festival had record breaking numbers in attendance as well as vendors and they are hoping for bigger this year! The festival will be held Saturday, October 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

This event is held rain or shine...let’s hope for shine! Walker’s Farm, Home & Tack is located at 5565 State Route 4, Fort Ann. For more information call or email Dani (518-639-5223, [email protected]) and tell her you saw it in our events guide.

Each space is 10’x10’ and costs $15.00 per space (no cost for non-profits). There is very limited spaces with electricity, it will be handled on a first come, first serve basis. Registration and money due by September 27th.

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Featuring fresh chevre, ripened Camembert-style, Cheddar and more, the eighth annual Wash-ington County Cheese Tour will enthrall cheese lovers of every age. On Saturday and Sunday, September 6 and 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., six of the most creative farm-stead cheese makers in the Northeast will open their farms to the public for a free tasting. On a self-guided tour, visitors will drive through rolling hills and bucolic countryside using a special cheese-lover’s map. The only prerequisite is an ap-petite and interest in learning about and sampling award-win-ning local cheeses and enjoy-ing the changing colors of the famed maple trees.

Visitors can sample each farm’s cheeses while experi-encing the region’s longstand-ing cheese making traditions. Special activities are planned for the weekend that will in-clude cheese making demos, tours of the facilities and edu-cational demonstrations. All are active farms, raising cows, sheep and goats that supply the milk for the cheese-making process. The tour is organized by the Washington County Cheese Makers to showcase

their farms and award-winning products.

Participating farms in-clude: 3 Corner-Field Farm (Shushan), Argyle Cheese Farmer(Argyle), Consid-ered Bardwell Farm(West P a w l e t ) , L o n g v i e w Farm(Argyle) and Sweet Spring Farm(Argyle).

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Cheese tour is a perfect week-end trip (plan to stay in one of the many quaint country inns or B&Bs that dot the landscape). The self-guided tour is free, and cheese is also available for pur-chase at each farm.

Visit www.washingtoncoun-tycheese.com to obtain further information, as well as links to area food and lodging options.

“Whoosh-Boom” – Aug 30-Oct 4: Explosive paper engineering with artist Paul Johnson. Art Party – Sept 23, 6-8pm“North Country Arts” – Oct 11-Nov 13: Invi-tational Show. Art Party – Oct 18, 3-6pm“Pop Up Holiday Market” – Nov 22-Dec 31: Fine Arts and Crafts. Art Party – Nov 29, 3-6pm

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Trek for Hope

GRANVILLE – Join in the autumn fun by participating in the Trek for Hope, a fun-draiser for the Haynes House of Hope. This annual event will be held Sunday, Octo-ber 12 at the Village Park on Quaker Street in Granville. This run/walk will take place amidst the fall foliage of the NY & VT countryside over rail, country roadways, and a covered footbridge!

Registration begins at 8 a.m. with the 10K run start-ing at 9 a.m.; the 5K walk/run starting at 10:30 a.m.; and the 1 mile kids run start-ing at 9:15 a.m. Prizes will be awarded. The first 100 registrants will receive a T-shirt. For information or to register please contact Pe-ter O’Brien at 518.321.9640 or [email protected]. Also, registration form and information can be found on Facebook; look for Haynes House of Hope. All proceeds benefit the Haynes House of Hope.

The Haynes House of Hope, located at 7187 State Route 149, Granville is a comfort care home for the terminally ill and their fami-lies. 518.854.7225 * [email protected]

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GREENWICH – Fol-lowing the high suc-cessful inaugural Lighted Tractor Pa-rade plans are already in the works for the Second Annual Light-ed Tractor Parade being held in the vil-lage of Greenwich on Thursday, November 20.

The parade will meet at the parking lot of the Greenwich Central School and step-off at 6:30 p.m. and move down to the Main Street, it will then head east along the Main downtown retail district to Wash-ington Street.

Space is limited to just 50 tractors so be sure to contact the Greater Greenwich Chamber of Commerce to get your entry form. The Chamber is located at 6 Academy Street in Green-wich. Entry forms are also available on the Chamber’s

website at www.greenwich-chamber.org.

Contest winners will be chosen from the following categories: Best in Show, Best Use of Lights, Best Business Entry, Best Musi-

cal Entry and Best Antique Entry.

Each tractor must have a minimum of 1000 lights and each tractor with a float or trailer must use at least 2000 lights.

Contact the Chamber about becoming a sponsor. For more information con-tact the Chamber office at 518 692-7979.

This event is sure to be one of the best of the fall season.


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Nov 6: “Boomerang Books in the Basement” (4-7:30 p.m.) at the Greenwich Library, 148 Main St., Greenwich. Book sale on the first Thursdays of the month; hardcovers, paperbacks, DVD’s, CD’s, Books-on-Tape, Young Adult & Children’s books; visit, browse, & choose from our vast selection. For information, please call Susan at 518-692-2027 or email her at [email protected]

Nov 8: Country Peddler Holiday Open House (9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.) – at the Country Peddler Shoppes, 2 Washington Square, Greenwich. Holiday Shopping kick-off event. Free Holiday Gift (while supplies last); Christmas goodies all day. Country Peddler Shoppes offer distinctive gifts & collectibles & a year-round Christmas Attic. Info at 518-692-9279 or [email protected]

Nov 8: Greenwich Elks Auxiliary Fall Craft Fair (9 a.m. - 2 p.m.) - Elks Lodge, Rte. 40S, Greenwich. Sponsored by BPOE #2223 Auxiliary of Elks. Featuring home-crafted items: stained glass, goat milk soap, jams & jellies, wood crafts, & much more. For information, please call Donna at 518-692-2347.

Nov 11: 13th Annual HSCPA Potluck Dinner & Annual Meeting (6pm) at the Historic Salem Courthouse. www.salemcourthouse.org

Nov 15: 10th Shoppe’s Holiday Bazaar (10am-2pm) at the Historic Salem Courthouse. Held in the great hall at the Courthouse Community Center in Salem (58 E. Broadway). Something for everyone. Bring the kids and let them do their Christmas shopping.

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Beauty of the Earth Gallery/Studio196 North Main Street, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-692-7094Original Art & Photography by Rowland Sinnimon. Water-color, Acrylic,Pastel, Collage by Mary Sinnimon.

Cambridge Antiques Center30 West Main Street, Cambridge NY 12816 ~ 518-677-8359Art-Antiques Center Open daily 10am-5pm www.cambridgeantiquescenter.com

Copper Trout Gallery1163 Cty. Rte. 313, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-677-8797This beautiful rustic barn complex serves as a headquarters for the exhibition of visual arts ranging from paintings to sculptures to handcrafted copper lanterns.www.cambridgelanterns.com

Gallery 668668 Cambridge-Battenville Road, Greenwich, NY 12834 518-692-7139www.gallery668.com, Fine Art

McCartee’s Barn23C East Broadway, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-854-3857Fine Art; Antiques, www.mccarteesbarn.com

Mt. Nebo Gallery60 Grandma Moses Road, Eagle Bridge NY 12057 518-686-4334 or 1-800-328-6326 Delightful folk art by Will Moses. Original oils, limited edition graphics, posters, books, cards and more.www.willmoses.com

North Main Gallery196 No. Main Street, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-854-3406Fine Art Gallery & Studio. Monthly ExhibitionsClasses for Children & Adultswww.artinsalem.com

Salem Art Works (SAW)9 Cary Lane, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-854-7674Art Colony/Sculpture Parkwww.salemartworks.comArt Colony/Sculpture Park

Valley Artisans Market25 E. Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-677-2765A member Cooperative of fine art and crafts now celebrat-ing our twenty eighth year.www.valleyartisansmarket.com


Picasso’s: 21277 State Route 22, Hoosick Falls, NY ~ 518-659-6068

One One One Main Street: 111 Main St, Greenwich, NY 12834 ~ 518-692-8016, www.111restaurant.net

Quacks Ups Restaurant: 800 Cty Rte 49, Greenwich ~ 518 692 9816Great Italian-American restaurant, full service bar

Round House Bakery Café: 1 Washington Street, Cambridge NY 12816 ~ 518-677-2233, www.roundhousebakery.com

Salem Tavern: 219 Main Street, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-854-3802

School House Pizza, Inc.: 2 S. Park Street, Cambridge ~ 518-677-2000

Silvano’s Italian Restaurant: 68 West Main Street, Cambridge NY 12816 ~ 518-677-7123, www.silvanosrestaurant.com

Steininger’s: 191 Main Street, Salem, NY 12865 ~ 518-854-3830www.steiningers.com

Washington Square Deli: 5 Salem St., Greenwich ~ 518 692-7400

Weeb’s Fish Fry: 204 Main Street, Hoosick Falls, NY ~ 518-686-1800

Whipple City Pizza: Re-opening under new management, 1169 Route 29, Greenwich NY 12834

Bagels & Brew: 57 John St, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 ~ 518-686-4627

Benson’s: Route 67, Eagle Bridge, NY 12067 ~ 518-686-5221

Boneyard BBQ: 2530 St. Rte 40, Greenwich, NY 12834 ~ 518-955-7303, www.boneyardbbqinc.com

Burger Den: Route 22, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-677-5781, www.burgerden.com

Clark’s Pizza & More: 63 West Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-677-7024

Country Gals Cafe: 9 East Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-428-2826

DISH Bistro: 93 Main Street, Greenwich, NY 12834 ~ 518-692-0200www.dishbistro.wordpress.com

Foggy Notions: E. Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816 ~ 518-252-1007

Greenwich House of Pizza: Greenwich Plaza, Greenwich, NY 12834 ~ 518-692-2260, www.thegreenwichhouseofpizza.com

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CAMBRIDGE – Battenkill Conservancy wants to know what you want from your wa-tershed. On Tuesday October 21, 2014 in conjunction with its annual meeting, Behan Planning & Design will lead a visioning session to help guide the community decide what it would like to see and do within the Battenkill wa-tershed. Mark your calendars

and help shape what type of resources, open space, parks and bike paths you would like to see developed within our community. The initiative is part of the organization’s “It’s Your Battenkill, Explore It” Series in conjunction with its Battenkill Corridor Connec-tions Project which highlights a series of scenic, recreational, historic and cultural access

points along the river. Initial results from the groups survey soliciting feedback on what the public wants as pertains to the river will be reviewed as well. The short ten question survey is available to be com-pleted on line at www.batten-killconservancy.org.

The “It’s Your Battenkill, Tell Us What You Want” Vi-sioning Session is scheduled

for Tuesday, Oct 21st at 6pm at the Battenkill Country Club off Route 29 in Greenwich.

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MONDAYSBeginner and Open Yoga with Elizabeth Dunn, Mondays 8:30-

10am (Sept 8 to Feb 2)(no class 10/13, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19)Supported Yoga with Elizabeth Dunn, Mondays 10:30-11:30am

(Sept 8 to Feb 2)Create Your Own Comics for Ages 9 and up with Gabi Moore,

Mondays 2:50-4:10pm (Five-week series: Sept 8 to Oct 6)Explore Art! Ages 5 to 8 with Gabi Moore, Mondays 4:30-

5:30pm (Five-week series: Sept 8 to Oct 6)Puppet Club for Ages 7 to Adult with Carol Serotta and Frank

Lombardo, Mondays 3:30-5pm (Eight-week series: Oct 20 to Dec 8)Tap 1 for Ages 6-8 with Jennetta Lorman, Mondays 3-4pm (Sept

8 to Feb 2)Hip Hop & Jazz for Ages 8 to 12 with Heidi Knecht-Seegers,

Mondays 4:30-5:30pm (Sept 8 to Feb 2)Modern Jazz for Teens & Adults with Heidi Knecht-Seegers,

Mondays 5:30-6:30pm (Sept 8 to Feb 2)Ballet for Teens & Adults with Carman Bogle, Mondays 7-8pm

(Eight-week series: Oct 20 to Dec 8)TUESDAYS

Tai Ji: Continuing with Scott Carrino, Tuesdays 8am - 9:30am (Sept 16 to Feb 3)

Karate with Sensei Alan Haskell, Tuesdays Sept 9 to Jan 27 - Ka-rate 1 for ages 5-6 4-4:45pm, Karate 2 for ages 7-8 4:45-5:30pm, and Karate 3 for ages 9-15 5:30-6:30pm

Kid Yogi! Yoga for Ages 5 to 12 with Elizabeth Dunn, Tuesdays 4-4:45pm (Ten-week Series: Oct 7 to Dec 16)

Yoga Journeys: Gentle Sequence with Elizabeth Dunn, Tues-days 5:30-6:30pm (Ten-week series: Oct 7 to Dec 16)

Gentle Evening Yoga with Elizabeth Dunn, Tuesdays 6:35-7:35pm (Sept 9 to Jan 27)

WEDNESDAYSContinuing Yoga with Zaidee Bliss, Wednesdays 7:30am - 9am

(Sept 10 to Jan 28)Creative Movement for Ages 2-4 with adult caregiver with Gina

Mammone Deibel, Wednesdays 9:30am - 10:15am (Ten-week Series: Sept 17 to Nov 19)

Tiny Tap for Ages 4-5 with Jennetta Lorman, Wednesdays 3pm -3:45pm (Sept 10 to Jan 28)

Bonjour Monet: French Language & Art for Ages 6 to 8 with Alya Ohana, Wednesdays 4-5pm (Five-week Series: Sept 10 - Oct 8)

Into the Light: Impressionist-inspired Art-Making for Ages 9 to 14 with Alya Ohana, Wednesdays 4-5:30pm (Five-week Series: Oct 15 - Nov 12)

Irish Step Dance for Beginners for Ages 7 to Adult with Darcy May (Sept 10 to Jan 28) - 4-5pm Beginner Level 1 and 5-6pm Be-ginner Level 2

Women’s Safety & Self Defense with Sensei Alan Haskell, Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm (Five-week Series: Sept 24 to Oct 22)

Karate Fitness with Sensei Alan Haskell, Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm (Ten-week Series: Nov 5 - Jan 28)

Acting for Teens ages 13-18 with David Andrew Snider, Wednes-days 4-5pm (Ten-week Series: Oct 1 to Dec 10)

THURSDAYTai Ji and Qi Gong for Beginners with Scott Carrino, Thursdays

8am - 9:30am (Sept 18 to Feb 5)Children’s Theater for Ages 8 to 12 with Kyra Fitzgerald,

Thursdays 4-5:30pm (Eight-week series: Oct 23 - Dec 18)Pre-Ballet for ages 3-4 with Gigi Begin, Thursdays 3:30-4:15pm

(Sept 11 to Jan 29)Introduction to Ballet for ages 4-6 with Gigi Begin, Thursdays

4:15-5pm (Sept 11 to Jan 29)Ballet 1 for ages 6-8 with Jeanne Reig, Thursdays 5-5:45pm

(Sept 11 to Jan 29)Ballet 2 for ages 8-12 with Jeanne Reig, Thursdays 5:45-6:30pm

(Sept 11 to Jan 29)Bollywood Dance for Teens & Adults with Gina Deibel, Thurs-

days 7-8pm (Sept 11 to Jan 29)Dances of India, Continuing with Gina Deibel, Thursdays

7-8:30pm (Sept 11 to Jan 29)FRIDAYS

Pilates Mat with Jeanne Reig, Fridays 9-10am (Sept 12 to Jan 30)

Continuing Irish Step with Darcy May, Fridays, Sept 12 - Jan 30 - 4-5pm Level 3, 5-6pm Level 4/5, 5:30-6:30pm Level 6, 6:30-7:30pm Advanced Irish Step Group A, 7:45-8:45pm Advanced Irish Step Group B

SATURDAYSFoil Fencing with Richard Cherry, 10-week session: Sept 27

to Dec 13 - Beginning Foil - 9am - 10am and Continuing Foil - 8:30am - 10am

First Steps: Introduction to Dance for ages 3-4 with Kristi Se-gura, Saturdays 9 - 9:45am (10-week session: Sept 13 to Nov 22)

Eenie Meenie Music: Music Together® Family music program for children from birth to 5 years with Sylvia Bloom, Saturdays 10:15am - 11am (Nine-week Session: Sept 13 - Nov 22)

Musical Theater for Kids with Kristi Segura - Group 1, Ages 5 to 7 years (Saturdays 10-10:45am), Group 2, Ages 8 to 10 years (Saturdays 11am - 12pm)

Writing the Short Story with Jon Katz, Four-week session: Oct 18 to Nov 8 (Saturdays, 10:30am to 12:30pm)

SUNDAYSBluegrass Jam (Wernick Method) Taught by Alan Epstein,

Sundays, 1pm to 5pm (Four-Week Series: Sept 14 to Oct 5)Hubbard Hall is located at 25 East Main Street in Cambridge.

For more information on this and all Hubbard Hall programs, or to purchase tickets, register for classes, make a donation and/or become a member or theatre subscriber please visit www.hubbardhall.org or call 518-677-2495.

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CAMBRIDGE – Beginning Friday, September 5 through Sunday, September 7, St. Luke’s Church in Cambridge will host an old fashioned tent revival in their back yard on St. Luke’s Place.

Father Nigel Mumford, of By His Wounds Ministry, will be the keynote speaker on Friday night at 6:30 and Saturday night at 7 pm. The Reverend Nigel Mumford is an International speaker and author. In 2013, Nigel became the founder of By His Wounds, Inc. A ministry, committed to restoring the healing gifts of Jesus Christ to His Church, coming alongside all who are in need of His healing touch; in body, mind, and spirit. He will also be the guest celebrant for the 9 a.m. Sunday Service.

Live praise and worship music will fill the tent Saturday starting at 1 pm along with

a message from Pastor Dave Martin of Hope United Methodist Church in Troy. From 3 to 4 Pastor Charlie Muller of Victory Christian Church in Albany will preach the good news. Pastor Brian Weeks who has shared his prophetic ministry with St, Luke’s in the past returns to minister to all from 4:30 to 5:30 pm.

A chicken and biscuit supper will be available for purchase from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The cost is $10 and includes beverage and dessert!

Following dinner a healing service will be led by Father Nigel and trained ministry teams will be on hand to pray for those who wish individual prayer.

For a full schedule and updated information you may visit St. Luke’s website, www.stlukescambridge.org.

Meet you at the meeting!

Tent Revival at St. Luke’s

CAMBRIDGE – On Saturday, September 27th, the Cambridge Lions Club will host its 2nd an-nual golf scramble at Windy Hills golf course in Greenwich.

The event will be a four-man scramble with a 1 pm shotgun start. Registration will begin at noon. The cost of the event will be only $60 per person with all proceeds going to fund the Cambridge Lions CCS Schol-arship awarded to two graduat-ing seniors who have shown a dedication to community ser-vice.

In addition to supporting this great cause, your entry fee gets you 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch prior to your round, buf-fet/awards after the round, and the chance to win several on-course contests (longest drive, closest to the pin, etc...). There

will also be a bountiful raffle table and 50/50 drawing.

There are also several op-portunities to help support this event through “hole”, “con-test”, and “raffle table” spon-sorships!

The deadline to register for the tournament is Saturday, September 20th, but don’t de-lay as there is a cap on number of players.

Last year’s winning four-some of Bruce Sausville, Jor-don Hastings, Ray Purdy, and Bo Andersson have already declared their intention to be crowned back-to-back champs! Can anyone knock them off the throne?!

Contact Lion Brad Cone (518-928-0335) to sign up to play, register as a sponsor, or just for more information!

2nd Annual Cambridge Lions Club Golf Scramble

St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus Golf Classic

CAMBRIDGE – St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus invite four-some’s to play in their annual Golf Classic on Monday, September 8 at Windy Hills Golf Course in Greenwich.

We will tee off by 8:30 a.m. with coffee and donuts and registration starting at 7:30 a.m.

Hotdogs and beverages will be furnished and hot and cold buffet at completion of 18 holes. There will be raffles for prizes and prizes will be given out for low net scores for men and women and more. For more information contact: Bob Shay at 518-677-3954 ([email protected]) for sign up and details.


Dec 7: Greenwich Elks Memorial Service (1 p.m.) at the Elks Lodge, Rte. 40S, Greenwich. The Greenwich Elks Lodge BPOE #2223 honors former members who have passed on. For informa-tion and time of event, please call the Elks Lodge at 518-692-2061.

Dec 13: Greenwich Elks Annual Christmas Party (6-12 a.m.) at the Elks Lodge, Rte. 40S, Greenwich. Christmas dinner & dancing; Sponsored by The Greenwich Elks Lodge #2223. Info at 518-692-2061.

December 13: 7th Annual Homes for the Holidays House Tour (12:30 - 5 p.m.) Historic Salem Courthouse, 58 E. Broadway, Sa-lem, NY. Meet at the Courthouse for a tour of lovely area homes dressed for the holiday season; sponsored by and benefiting the Courthouse Community Center. Info at 518-854-7053.

Dec 14: Greenwich Holiday Tour of Homes (3-6 p.m.) at partic-ipating homes in Greenwich. A festive tour of several Greenwich homes decked out for the season. Each year the tour changes, adding new homes as well as a few “regulars”. A tradition to be shared with friends and family. For questions, information, or to inquire about being on the tour, email: [email protected].

Dec 4: “Boomerang Books in the Basement” (4-7:30 p.m.) at the Greenwich Library, 148 Main St., Greenwich. Book sale on the first Thursdays of the month; hardcovers, paperbacks, DVD’s, CD’s, Books-on-Tape, Young Adult & Children’s books; visit, browse, & choose from our vast selection. For information, please call Susan at 518-692-2027 or email her at [email protected]

Dec 5-7: Christmas in Cambridge Celebration Events all weekend. Shopping specials, holiday parade, tree lighting, con-certs, craft fair and more. Visit www.cambridgenychamber.com for a full schedule of events.

Dec 6: Annual Art & Craft Sale (10 a.m. - 2 p.m.) at the His-toric Salem Courthouse Community Center, 58 E. Broadway, Sa-lem. Unique hand-crafted items, perfect for holiday giving; 25 vendors. For information, call 518-854-7053 or email: [email protected]

Dec 6: Breakfast with Santa (7:30-11:30 a.m.) – at the Green-wich Elks Lodge, Rte 40S, Greenwich. Sponsored by GCS FFA, FBLA, & NHS; pancake breakfast & photos with Santa & “help-ers”; children’s activities & crafts, etc. For information, email: [email protected]

Dec 6: 9th Annual Arts & Crafts Sale (10am-2pm) at the Historic Salem Courthouse. The event provides shoppers the opportunity to purchase unique handcrafted items while supporting area craftsmen. Vendors will setup in the great hall at the Courthouse Community Center (58 E. Broadway). www.salemcourthouse.org

Dec 7: “Everlasting Lights” (5 p.m.) – at the Town Commons, 2 Academy St., Greenwich. On the first Sunday of December, join us for our Annual Holiday tree lighting memorial, “Everlasting Lights”, in the Town Commons. For information, call 518-692-7611 ext. 1 (Town Clerk Elaine Kelly).

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September 21: Summer Finale Roadside Litter Removal - 9am, State Line Route 313 Rest Area September 28: "Give Back by Taking Out" River Clean Up - 10am, BVO Rt 313, Cambridge October 21: “It's Your Battenkill, Tell Us What You Want” Visioning Session - 6pm at the Battenill Country Club off Route 29 in Greenwich.

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