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Hike Smart this Fall Before you hit the trail on your next outdoor adventure, be sure to check out DEC’s Hike Smart NY page to learn about safety, best practices, and preparedness. While rec- reating on state lands, please follow the Hiker Responsibil- ity Code and avoid busy trail- heads. Discover trails less trav- eled and visit at a time when trails may not be as busy. Review regulations. Before you head to your next hiking destination, take a moment to review the rules and regula- tions for the area you will be visiting. Each state land prop- erty has rules in place to help protect visitors and the natural resources of the site. Be prepared. Trails are wet and muddy in many ar- eas. Wear waterproof shoes and walk through mud, not around it, to protect trail edg- es. Seasonal temperatures are dropping, and temperatures are even lower on high sum- mits. Many exposed summits are windy. When you check the weather, be prepared - you could encounter ice or snow at high elevations this time of year. Wear appropriate base layers, bring waterproof and windproof outer layers, and pack extra base layers and socks. If conditions become unfavorable, turn around. You can always complete your hike another day. Be respectful of hunters. Most small game and some waterfowl and big game hunt- ing seasons are open. Hikers should be aware that they may meet huntersINSERTS bearing fire- arms or archery equipment while hiking on trails. Recog- nize that these fellow outdoor recreationists have the legal right to participate in these activities in areas where it is permitted.*limi Huntingted distributio accidentsn involving non-hunters are ex- tremely rare, but hikers should wear bright colors as an extra precaution. Manage your time wisely. Be mindful of sunrise and sunset times, and plan accord- ingly. Start long hikes early to ensure you will have enough sunlight to finish before dark, and always bring a headlamp. By checking the approximate sunset time before you hit the road, you can avoid trouble on the trail. NEWS FROM THE ANDES PUBLIC LIBRARY In case you had not heard the news, the Andes Public Library is open to the public during our normal hours: Monday & Wednesday: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. INCE Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (say S 1966 hello to our new Library Assis- tant, Tami Jaegel!) Saturday: 10 a.m. to noon. We are closed for all fed- eral holidays and on very icy, snowy days. Face masks are required. Please use hand sanitizer before browsing or using the computers and use social dis- tancing while in the library. If you are feeling ill, are in still barcoding and our col- ery video to our Andes Library precautionary quarantine, or lection is not yet available to You Tube Channel . (click on have recently traveled from an view online. the hyperlink). Miss Pam’s area that is having a spike in Keep an eye on the An- Story Time has received 600- COVID-19 cases, we ask that des Library Facebook Page 1200 views per week for the you please use curbside/porch for a You Tube link to a pre- last several months. She usu- pickup instead of visiting the recorded Book Talk with local ally reads 3-4 books, all within library. Call 845-676-3333 or photographer and journalist a common theme. Educators email [email protected]. Beatriz Schiller. The book is a and parents, please feel free Remember all returns must thought-provoking look at the to use these videos to supple- go in the plastic bag in the re- role of the American Flag as a ment your classroom and re- turn box on the porch and be symbol of Patriotism for every mote learning programs. quarantined for seven days. day people. Our copy will be Thank you to everyone who Fines incurred during this available for circulation after has made a contribution to time will be removed from November 12th and copies of our 2020 Fund Drive! If you your account. the book can be ordered di- did not receive a donor packet In addition to our 14,000+ rectly from the author. and annual report letter in the items, you have access to mil- Although we have not had mail, please contact Pamela lions of items at www.4cls. in person story time since be- West-Finkle at 845-676-3333 org. You can browse and fore the pandemic, a new 20- or email [email protected] or order using your library bar- 30 minute story time video has if you would like to make a code number and four digit been uploaded to Facebook tax deductible contribution, pin. Our interlibrary loan de- every Wednesday since the please send a check made liveries are on Mondays and lockdown in March. Director payable to the Andes Public Fridays. Be sure to check with Pam West-Finkle is working Library, PO Box 116, Andes, us first, however, as we are on eventually transferring ev- New York 13731. COUNTY SHOPPER CROSSWORD

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FREE PET STRAW FSA Encourages KIND AND CARING FREE STRAW BEDDING Farmers to Vote in COMPLETE FAMILYDENTISTRY for your dog house or cat County Committee Safety is The Priority. house to help keep your Elections The 2020 Farm Service pets warm when they are Alla Ilinsky,DDS Agency County Committee 761 Main Street outside this winter. Free Elections will begin on Nov. 2, 2020, when ballots are mailed Margaretville, NY straw can be picked up to eligible voters. The deadline 845-586-4361 Tuesday - Saturday 12pm to return ballots to local FSA offices, or to be postmarked, is Hours: Wed., Thurs., Fri. By appt. ONLY to 4pm at the Heart of the Dec. 7, 2020. Catskills Humane Society, County committee mem- bers are an important compo- 46610 State Highway 10, nent of the operations of FSA In some WMUs, all applicants and let the young bucks go. Delhi. Remember to pro- and provide a link between the received permits during the Take a doe or two or three. agricultural community and initial application process, and Treat yourself to some jerky vide proper shelter from USDA. Farmers and ranchers the DMP target has not been and sausage and share your snow and rain, fresh water elected to county committees reached. In these units, hunt- extra venison with friends help deliver FSA programs at ers may apply for up to two ad- or the Venison Donation and extra food, and, please the local level, applying their ditional DMPs on a first-come, Coalition. bring your pets inside when knowledge and judgment to first-served basis at any DEC make decisions on commodity license sales outlet beginning the temperatures drop and price support programs, con- November 1. 2021 Ford C. Frick WE BUY GOLD, SILVER, the weather is inclement. servation programs, incentive Leftover DMPs are available Award Ballot ANTIQUES indemnity and disaster pro- in the following WMUs: 1C, AND Estate Jewelry. Call O53Gd grams for some commodities, 3M, 3R, 3S (bowhunting-only), Finalized COOPERSTOWN – Eight of 607-865-5000. 110 Dela- emergency programs and 4J (bowhunting-only), 6P, 7F, WANTED CHRISTMAS IN NOVEM- eligibility. FSA committees 7H, 7J, 7R, 8A, 8C (bowhunt- the National Pastime’s most respected and familiar voices ware St., Walton, NY. ber? Relax in December. operate within official regu- ing-only), 8F, 8G, 8H, 8J, 8M, TO BUY - ANTIQUES AND lations designed to carry out 8N, 8R, 9A, 9F, and 9G. have been named as the fi- old things. From jewelry CB4Gd Sturdy metal Christmas tree federal laws. Additionally, Bonus DMPs nalists for the 2021 Ford C. To be an eligible voter, are available for hunters who Frick Award, presented an- & watches to rugs, lamps stand plus bonus box of GALLAGHER M120 FENCE farmers and ranchers must successfully take an antlerless nually for excellence in base- ball broadcasting by the Na- and art. From country fur- metallic ornaments, $10. participate or cooperate in deer in WMUs 1C, 3S, 4J, or 8C. tional Baseball Hall of Fame energizer. 1.2 joules, good 845-254-9955. O45Gdu an FSA program. A person Deer and DMPs are plenti- niture to Danish modern who is not of legal voting age ful in these units. We encour- and Museum. to control horses, cows, design. Things from your at- PERM RODS, VERY GOOD but supervises and conducts age hunters to focus on does the farming operations of an continued on page 3 tic, basement or barn. One sheep, bear & deer. Light- condition, all colors w/ex- entire farm, may also be eli- item or entire estate. Call ening protected, used 3 tras, $75. 607-434-0913. gible to vote. Eligible voters in local ad- HOSKING SALES LLC – CERTIFIED ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY Carl Eklund 607-287-6258 months, $70. 607-746- O45Gd ministrative area 1, who do Weekly Sales Every Monday – Misc. items, Poultry & produce etc. will not receive a ballot can obtain start approx. 12:00. 1:00 we will start Dairy followed by all other livestock. or Steve & Hilary Eklund 2742. O45Gdu BELGIAN MADE BOLT AC- one from their local USDA Let’s keep the cattle in the marketplace to help the competition 607-435-1851. No obliga- Service Center. tion 243 caliber rifle with – sending direct gives you no competition. Newly elected commit- tion. CB46AQd Mon. Nov. 2nd – Sold 162 head Cull ave. $.42 top cow $.54, cull beef cow ave. $.47 VENDORS Leupold scope. Two World tee members will take office top cow $.50, Organic Cull dairy Ave. $.45 top cow $.69, bull calves top calf $1.00, Jan. 1, 2021. WANTED War 1 Styr M95 rifles. Only The candidates in this year’s top beef calf $1.75, heifer calf top $.33 top beef calf $1.60. COLLECTIBLES serious callers. 845-586- election is: Nov. 9th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer Sale. Local Heifer Dispersal – 50 VENDORS WANTED FOR Shannon Christensen is Freestall Holstein Heifers AI sired, dairy has a RHA 21,500. 10 bred heifers due this 1862. 45Gdu COLLECTIBLE HESS nominated in LAA 1, Delaware fall, 30 ready to breed down to 1yr., 10 started heifers – all in excellent condition – Treasure Store, Front St., County, to serve as a commit- will make great replacements. Also a group of 8 Registered bred Holstein Heifers – 4 Truck 2000, brand new in PORTABLE HAIR DRYER tee member for a 3-year term. Deposit. $80 per month or due Nov. and 4 Due December – all have pedigree info at ringside. box, $35. 607-326-3329. with bonnet, Conair. Very Christensen resides in Dav- Nov. 16th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Sheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale. Special: $25 per week. Please call enport Center and has pro- Complete Local Dairy Dispersal 55 Head – Milking Herd & Bred heifers. DHI RHA O45CLdu good condition, $30. 607- duced dairy, beef and crops 21,000. Top Tie Stall Dairy AI bred & on DHI test info at ringside. SCC always under Miss Dalla. 718-679-3024. 434-0913. O45Gd for 21 years. COLLECTIBLE HESS She is an active member of 200,000. Mon. Nov. 23rd – Normal Monday sale & Monthly Organic Day Truck 2004, brand new in 46Gd NOVEMBER DREARY, DE- FSA’s County Committee and serves as Vice Chairperson. Mon. Nov. 30th – Normal Monday Sale pressing? Cabin fever box, $35. 607-326-3329. JEWELRY BOX. 4 DRAW- More information on coun- Mon. Dec. 7th – Normal Monday sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder Sale O45CLdu therapy; creative projects. ty committees, such as the Sat. Dec. 12th – 11:30 Holiday All Breed Special – due to the overflow of the All er, 2 door w/large drawer new 2020 fact sheet, can be Breed sale we having another sale. Early consignments From Morrill Dairy sends a Design, craft, sew with in- found on the FSA website at at bottom, Mahogany, $30. load & Ceder–Lane has a group also. Several other individuals have contacted us. teresting fabric, fur, buckles, fsa.usda.gov/elections or at a We will be cutting this off at 125 head so if your're interested call today. GENERAL local USDA Service Center. 607-434-0913. O45Gd buttons, trimmings. $10. **Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on our Website. Call to advertise in any of these sales, it makes a difference. Watch website WURLITZER “SPIRIT” OR- 845-254-9955. O45Gdu MEALS BORING? SMALL Leftover Deer for any last minute updates. gan with bench, works Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles North hand grinder to prepare DAYS SHORTER, DARKER. Management great, $40. 607-746-7466. Permits Available of New Berlin, NY. Snuggle in king size bed- www.hoskingsales.com Like us on facebook O45Gdu fresh herbs & spices in new Deer Management Permits ding set. Reversible duvet, (DMPs), which allow hunt- recipes & expand cooking HAIR SALON WASH SINK, 2 sheets, 2 pillowcases, bo- ers to harvest antlerless deer, HOSKING SALES Tom & Brenda Hosking: 607–847–8800; Cells: Tom: 607–972–1770, skills, $10. 845-254-9955. are issued for specific Wildlife complete unit, $25. 607- nus feather pillow. All $20. Management Units (WMUs) Brenda: 607-972-1771, Dan: 607–972–8773 LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW? GIVE US A CALL! 746-7466. O45Gdu O45Gd 845-254-9955. O45Gdu to control deer populations. UHS Delaware Valley Hospital is open and very thankful for the support and donations that we received from so many throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic. We would like to thank the following Community Members & Businesses. We apologize in advance if we missed anyone!

n Personal Protective Equipment and Safety Supply Donations: • Amphenol • Gary and Jackie Brooks • As You Wish Designs & Gifts • Joe Darcey • Barbara Horton • Kraft • Ben from West Branch Collision • Mallinckrodt • Carla Green • Masking Broome County • Carole Raymando • Nate Talbots • Doreen Williams from Gramma D’s • Renaissance Restorations • DVH Employees who helped prep and assemble • Robert Rhinehart 300 face shields: Lindsey French, Melissa Woods, • Those who donated and wished Kyle Jones, Ashley Nichols, Kristie Merwin, to remain anonymous Luann Holdrege, Delia Puglisi, Joy Bakker, • Various community members who Hailey MacRabie, Bonnie Craig provided 823 homemade masks • Ford Motor Company to UHS Delaware Valley Hospital

n Food Donations: • Family Dollar • Frank Noviello, EVS Dept. • Frank Cagnina Jr., Courtney Funeral Home • The So. Tier chapter of Nam Knights • Jeffrey Gray, MD and Brooke Gray • Those who donated and wished • McDonalds to remain anonymous • Paul Downton, Physician Assistant • Trout Creek Community Committee n Showing of Support: • Anonymous Community Member for their • Heather and Peyton Coleman Thank You God Bless Sign • LifeNet of New York • Anonymous Community member who left a • Sidney Federal Credit Union for the gift card & special note for the Emergency Dept. donation of aluminum water bottles • DCMO BOCES – Harrold Campus for all hospital staff • Delaware County Sheriff’s Dept. • Signs, Etc. • Delhi Rehabilitation & Nursing Center • Walton Fire Department

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DELI/BAKERY607-865-7677 4 Week of November 5 to November 11, 2020 www.countyshopperonline.com COUNTY SHOPPER have not yet claimed your ac- helpful links to season dates, people who are interested in Loans can help with purchas- Easements are long-term, The HuntFishNY count and created a login to sunrise/sunset times, and more space and working the ing land or equipment or with while a CRP contract is 10-15 Mobile App the new DECALS, you can do DEC contact phone numbers. land, and we want to let you operating costs, and FSA even years. These are good options Check out DEC’s mobile this by going to https://decals. Remember that you must know we can help. offers microloans, which are for lands with land that is not app, HuntFishNY, which al- licensing.east.kalkomey.com/ report your harvest within First, you want to make especially popular among pro- optimal for production or sen- and clicking ‘Sign Up’. Should seven days of taking it. It’s re- sure your farm is registered. 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If you do not own the of the costs for implementing. ing license sales system, we document number matches New to Farming land, bring a lease agreement To learn more about some of a wide variety of production have had to update the Hunt- the tag in their hand, filling out Because of the to show you have control of the conservation practices practices, including organic FishNY mobile app to connect the harvest information, and Pandemic? USDA the property to your FSA rep- that we help producers with, and sustainable agriculture. to the new system. If you have submitting it. This can be done resentative. If your operation check out our Conservation at Your local communities an older version of the Hunt- even if you do not have cell Can Help is incorporated or an entity, Work Video Series. also have great resources for FishNY mobile app, please service. 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Veterans Day Ceremonies Due to the CO- Post 7914 will host a by Walton Town Su- VID-19 pandemic, ceremony at the Post, pervisor Retired Lt. many area American 133 West Main Street Col. Joe Cetta. The Legions have can- at 6 p.m. Wednesday. flag will be raised to celed their annual There will be a free full staff at 11:11 a.m. Veterans Day cer- will offering chicken In addition, the emonies. However, dinner beginning at Franklin Central you can honor local 5:30 p.m. School will hold a veterans on Wednes- • Walton – The an- Veterans Day Recog- day, Nov. 11, by at- nual Veterans Day nition on Nov. 10 at 10 tending any of the fol- parade was can- a.m. with a drive-by lowing Veterans Day celed, but there will salute. Students will activities: be a ceremony at the be outside to wave to • Downsville - World War II monu- local veterans as they James S. Moore Post ment by the old Ar- 167 will hold a cer- mory on Stockton drive by the school. emony at the monu- Avenue beginning A virtual video recog- ment in front of the at 10:45 a.m. Veter- nizing veterans will Colchester Commu- ans and families will be posted on social nity Church on Main meet at the monu- media and the district Street starting at 11 ment. There will be website for viewing. a.m. Social distanc- an invocation, Taps, The flags located on ing and masks are Walton Honor Guard the front lawn of the required. Firing Detail, National school were provid- • Sidney – VFW Anthem and words ed by AVP and SADD. We know the ca- naires to be alert to If you talk with Letter from the American maraderie that Le- the signs of depres- a veteran in need gionnaires share — sion and suicidal- of urgent help, call Legion Commander especially around ity when they make the Veterans Crisis Veterans Day, these Buddy Check Line at 800-273-8255 Dear American Le- social-distancing homes. Thanksgiving and calls. and press 1. Or text gion Family Members measures, quaran- This Veterans Day Christmas — is im- To assist Legion- 838255. More infor- and Friends, tines and stay-at- and the holiday sea- portant to their well- naires, the new tool- mation is available The American Le- home orders became son that follows will being. Without those kit is available with at the Veterans Crisis gion’s Buddy Check the norm. American be different than in celebratory events information on how Line website, https:// program came along Legion members du- the past, of course. this year, more vet- to make contact, www.veteranscrisis- at the perfect time. tifully checked in on The number of coro- erans may sink into engage in conversa- line.net/. A year before COV- at-risk members in navirus cases is depression or con- tion about suicide Join me in reach- ID-19 wreaked havoc their communities. soaring throughout template suicidal and direct veterans ing out to veterans in on our lives, Legion- Thanks to these on- the nation. Instead thoughts. to the appropriate your community. It’s naires had already going efforts during of spreading cheer That is why The services. Review quite likely that these begun reaching out the pandemic, Le- during these normal American Legion has and download the check-ins will save to older veterans in gionnaires have been times of celebrations, developed a special kit here, https:// the lives of veterans. their communities delivering needed many Legion posts enhanced Buddy www.legion.org/bud- For God and coun- to perform wellness medicine, food and will be forced to limit Check kit focusing dycheck/tools?utm_ try, checks. camaraderie to older the size of gatherings, on the well-being of source=delivra&utm_ James W. That type of out- veterans who are un- continue to conduct veterans during this medium=email&utm_ “Bill” Oxford reach became even able or unwilling to virtual events or can- time. We are count- campaign=110220_ National more critical when venture outside their cel them altogether. ing on all Legion- CM&utm_id=40382122. Commander

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NYS driver’s Knowledge of landscaping, fencing, plumbing license, personal vehicle required; mileage reimbursed. and electrical is ideal for this position. 37.5 hours per week. Salary range $13.17-15.70 per hour. Duties include: managing all campus grounds, HEAD START BUS DRIVER their maintenance and security. Delhi, Hobart, Davenport, Walton & Fishs Eddy Resume preferred. Join our fabulous team in a CDL B with P and S endorsements license required, 19A beautiful country setting. certification a plus. Safe driving record with no moving Job includes free rent and wifi. violations within the past 18 months. Must be at least 21 Contact: years of age. To transport children to and from Head Start Tree Care & Martino at [email protected] center. Up to 25 hours per week. Salary range $13.17- 607-644-6827 15.70 per hour. Land Clearing HEAD START CLASSROOM AIDE Walton Jobs Available To assist staff with daily activities. 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Knowledge ORCALL Rob - 732-237-4716 [email protected] of weatherization tech- niques preferred. NYS Equal Employment Opportunity Auto Mechanic MF/F/Disability/Protected Veteran Status driver’s license required. Monday through Thurs- Seeking areliable and continued from page 5 • Cathy Pedler, Director of day, 40 hours per week; experienced mechanic. er and Executive Director, Advocacy, and Michael Bar- fringe benefits. Salary range Large, state of the art Catskill Mountainkeeper rett, Executive Director, Ad- Governor Cuomo’s com- $17.81 - $21.25 per hour. facility in Stamford, NY. • Patrick Barnes, Region 1 irondack Mountain Club mitment to protect public Applications accepted until Director, New York State De- • Jeff Senterman, Executive lands and improve recre- Excellent place to work position filled at Delaware partment of Transportation Director, Catskill Center ational opportunities for visi- with rewarding pay. • Adam Bosch, Director of • Matthew Shook, Director tors includes Adventure NY, Opportunities Inc., 35430 Contact Martino 607-644-6827 Public Affairs, New York City of Development and Special Parks 2020, Outdoors Day, State Highway 10 Hamden [email protected] Department of Environmental Projects, Palisades Interstate First Time Camper, Hike with NY 13782. Equal Employ- Protection Park Commission Us-Catskills, and the Catskills ment Opportunity MF/ F/ • David Brooks, Supervisor, Fire Tower Five Challenge. As EXPERIENCED MECHANIC • Michelle Yost, Watershed Disability/ Protected Vet- Town of Denning a result, visits to the Catskills needed, must have own Assistance Program Manager, eran Status. B46HWd • Dr. Joshua R. Ginsberg, Greene County Soil and Water are on the rise. Trails in the tools. Call 845-586-3253, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Conservation District Catskills have seen a 60 per- VICTIMS COUNSELOR/ email bdmotors@catskill. Studies, Catskill Science The CAG will develop rec- cent increase in use between Advocate. BA in sociology, net or mail resume to PO Collaborative 2007 and 2017. Overall, tour- ommendations that address psychology, women’s stud- Box 729, Margaretville, NY • David Kukle, Councilman, ism in the Adirondack and recreational use and capac- ies or related field and/or 4 12455. BTFHWd Town of Hunter, and Director Catskill parks are up 22 per- ity issues of the Catskill Forest years’ experience human of Food and Beverage at Hunt- cent since 2011. Preserve, with a particular fo- COUNTY TIRE CO. DELHI, er Mountain Ski Bowl, Inc. services or social work. cus on those places experienc- NY: Full time tire and auto • Warren Hart, Deputy Provide services to victims ing high and increasing use Free Screenings service mechanic needed County Administrator, Greene of domestic violence and demand, including the Route with the Cancer to perform oil changes, tire County Economic Develop- 23A corridor. To help reduce sexual assault including ment, Tourism & Planning Services Program installation, and light auto congestion, DEC is already medical and legal advo- • Joshua Howard, Executive The Cancer Services Pro- maintenance. Experience in highlighting alternative hikes cacy, accompaniment, and Director, New York - New Jer- gram of Delaware, Otsego and general auto repair knowl- and activities elsewhere in the information and referrals to sey Trail Conference Schoharie counties will offer edge preferred but not re- State and promoting sustain- • Adrienne Larys, President, free health screenings. In part- needed services. Willing- quired. Will train the right Mountain Top Historical So- able use with partners through nership with the local provid- ness to provide presenta- Leave No Trace principles to individual. Benefit package ciety, Inc. ers, health screenings will be tions on domestic violence help visitors understand their available. Wage based on • Ross Levi, Executive Di- available without charge to and sexual assault. Valid rector / Vice President, and role in protecting the resource. those women, 40 or older, who experience. Please apply in driver’s license, personal ve- WORK WANTED Markly Wilson, Director of The CAG will meet this fall are without health insurance person at County Tire Co. and provide opportunities hicle required. 35 hours per International Marketing, New or underinsured (high de- 18880 St. Hwy. 28 Delhi, WORK WANTED. ODD York State Division of Tourism for broader public input. The ductible). There are no income week. Salary range $19.59 NY or call 607-746-3003. jobs in village of Delhi. - I LOVE NY group will be charged with guidelines. - $20.47 per hour. 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The Rox- cards of old.” state land. Includes 2 bed- bury Central School uses the The vintage design of the room & 1 bedroom apart- to Focus on church for off-site events, and M.A.C. set includes a smaller Biodiversity of an emergency evacuation site. card reminiscent of early ments plus commercial “We’re delighted our grants twentieth-century tobacco space. $150,000, owner will Costa Rica can help maintain these im- cards and a team composite hold mortgage. For more Costa Rica is known for its portant institutions during that was popular in the late ecotourism. With about 26% this difficult time,” said Peg 1800s. The set also includes info call John at 516-459- of its land area set aside as na- Breen, President, The New a postcard of the M.A.C. in 3365. BTFREd tional parks, wildlife reserves, York Landmarks Conservancy. 1900 that features future Hall and other protected lands, “Throughout the pandemic, of Famer, Miller Huggins and INTERSTATE HOMES: Costa Rica hosts more than they have continued feeding other future major leagu- Manufactured & Modular 500,000 plant and animal spe- and recovery programs, as ers next to their owner, Julius cies (including approximately well as health and cultural of- Fleischmann. All the cards Home Sales & Installation WESTBROOK APART- ferings to their communities.” 900 bird species, about the feature a retro Fleischmann’s serving NY & PA. 27 years RENTALS MENTS, A NICE PLACE same number as in all of the The Sacred Sites Program Yeast advertising slogan. experience. View our dis- TO LIVE. Subsidy Available. contiguous U.S.). Nearly 1.3 provides congregations with “We’ve received a lot of fi- MOUNTAINVIEW ESTATES- matching grants for planning nancial support from the com- We offer plenty of storage, million U.S. tourists traveled play models at 2543 State A NICE PLACE TO LIVE! and implementing exterior munity in the past,” said Colin appliances, pantries, ample to Costa Rica in 2019, most Route 7, Harpursville, NY hoping to observe some of its restoration projects, technical Miller, manager of the M.A.C. All apartments have appli- parking, full-time mainte- amazing biodiversity. But how assistance, and workshops. “While it can be difficult to 13787. 607-693-1632. Web ances, ample storage and nance staff, on-site laundry. much biodiversity can you re- Since 1986, the program has return to the same organiza- or Facebook @Interstate- patio/balcony. Also on-site We allow one small pet with ally see in a short visit to Costa pledged 1,559 grants total- tions looking for support, we laundry, playground, on-site pet deposit. Stop in for an homes.net. BTFREd Rica? During our November ing more than $12 million thought this was a new, cre- parking, and full time main- application. WESTBROOK program on Zoom (November to 828 religious institutions ative way to honor our past tenance staff. Call or stop APARTMENTS, 141 East 20, 7:30pm), Dr. Peter Fauth statewide. while supporting our future.” Street, Walton, NY 13856. KORTRIGHT in for application. Mounta- will describe some of the fasci- 607-865-8762, NYS Relay LAKE RIGHTS. 15 WOOD- inview Terrace, Walton, NY. nating natural history of Costa Mountain Athletic As Nursing Homes 711, Tues and Thurs 8:00 Rica and share with you some ed acres - $81,000 or 607-865-4278, NYS Relay AM- 4:00 PM, EHO, HCA of the biodiversity he has ob- Club Debuts Remain Impacted By 5 acres - $27,500. Level 711, Monday & Wednes- BTFFRd served during several visits to Baseball Cards COVID-19, Delgado day 8AM – 4:00 PM. EHO/ Costa Rica. land. Borders town road. FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM to Mark 125th Introduces Age- HCAF. BTFFRd This is a FREE program. KulaskiRealty.com or 607- house for rent thru winter. Pre-Registration is required. Anniversary In-Place, Home ROOMS FOR RENT IN No smoking. 607-746- 746-7377. B46REd Registration Information can The Mountain Athletic Club Modification Tax beautiful drug free home. 6530. 46FRd be found at the DOAS Web- (M.A.C.), a vintage baseball Hobart, NY. Laundry on site at https://doas.us/event/ club based in Upstate New Credit WALTON SECOND FLOOR costa-ricas-biodiversity/ York, is marking its 125th an- Today, U.S. Representative communities the hardest. As premises. All rooms com- 2 bedroom, small kitchen, Dr. Peter Fauth is an ecolo- niversary with the release of Antonio Delgado (NY-19), seniors across America and pletely furnished. $110. per nice size living room, 3/4 gist and conservation biolo- a limited edition set of 19th Charlie Crist (FL-13), and in Pinellas look to the future, week. Call Jack at 607-538- shower, $550, off street gists who studies bird popu- Century-style player trading Brenda Lawrence (MI-14) an- too many cannot afford to 4012. 45FRd parking, garbage removal lations and communities in cards. A limited run of 250 nounced introduction of the make age-related home modi- included. No pets, security, fications that keep them safe, eastern U.S. While working on sets featuring the team’s cur- Senior Accessible Housing WALTON - 2 BEDROOM, 1 references required. Also, his Ph.D. at Purdue Univer- rent members are available Act. This legislation would comfortable, and indepen- bath, total 5 room house du- dent,” said Rep. Crist. “Too second floor, 2 bedroom, sity, Pete made his first trip to on the M.A.C.’s online store allow seniors to age in place plex with off street parking, full bath, off street parking, Costa Rica in 1995 to assist a by providing a tax credit to often, lower-income seniors and in-person at the team’s no pets. $675 plus utilities. includes heat & electric, colleague studying the coop- cover 100% of the costs of any cannot afford the dream of 2021 games. Sets cost $25.50 Water & garbage included. $700, no pets. Call Tom 607- eratively breeding Brown Jays. and will support the club’s modifications older Ameri- spending their sunset years in 865-4336. S46FRd Since then, Pete has returned ongoing expenses including cans make to their homes – the safety, comfort, and famil- 1st month’s, security, credit to Costa Rica seven times, pri- buying and repairing antique such as grab bars, wheelchair iarity of their home, as steps and references checked. DELHI ONE BEDROOM and bathtubs become an in- marily as a co-instructor for baseball equipment and uni- ramps, walk-in tubs, and more 631-902-2413. 48FRd unfurnished apartment creasing challenge. That’s why one of Hartwick College’s off- forms. Support for the card – to allow for safe, indepen- for rent. Newly renovated. campus January programs. I’m once again introducing the WINTER INDOOR CAR set was provided by AB Mauri dent living. Granite countertops, refrig- Pete is currently the chairper- Specifically, the Senior Ac- Senior Accessible Housing Act STORAGE in Walton. $300 North America – a global erator, stove, microwave, son of the Biology Department leader in yeast and baking in- cessible Housing Act would because everyone deserves to for the year. Indoor, dry, en- washer/dryer. $650/mo. at Hartwick where he teaches gredients. The company owns allow seniors, especially those be safe at home.” closed, and secure. Cars, ecology, evolution and orni- “I’m proud to join my col- plus utilities. Security de- the iconic Fleischmann’s Yeast of lower-income, to take ad- trucks, boats, motorcycles. thology courses and conducts brand and has a connection vantage of a lifetime $30,000 leagues in Congress in intro- posit & references required. Please contact ASAP, lim- forest-monitoring projects at to the region. Fleischmanns, refundable tax credit to make ducing the Senior Accessible No smoking /pets. Great Robert V. Riddell State Park. New York, was named after necessary home improve- Housing Act, legislation that ited spaces filling fast! 607- views. 607-746-6180. the Fleischmann family who ments, giving them the option would provide tax credits for 865-4919. 45FRd S45FRd were longtime summer resi- to age in place at home. The senior citizens allowing them JAY GOULD dents and benefactors of the legislation comes as nurs- to remain comfortably and MEMORIAL area. At one time, the fam- ing homes across New York independently in their own REFORMED CHURCH ily had a 160-acre property continue to struggle with out- homes and in familiar neigh- consisting of multiple homes breaks of COVID-19 among borhoods,” said Rep. Law- RECEIVES NEW and outbuildings and was the staff and residents, leading to rence. “Given the costs associ- YORK LANDMARKS largest employer in nearby limits or restrictions on family ated with home modifications CONSERVANCY Peekskill, New York, for more visits. Last week, Rep. Delgado for aging seniors, this legisla- than 75 years. announced the bipartisan tion would ease the financial AWARD “Fleischmann’s Yeast, as Keeping Seniors Safe from challenges for older adults The New York Landmarks well as the family’s connec- COVID-19 Through Home De- who seek to make their homes Conservancy has announced tion to the Catskill Mountains sign Act which directs a study safer and more functional as eight Sacred Sites Grants to- and baseball is a rich part of on how to prevent the spread they continue to age in place.” taling $140,000 awarded to our company’s history,” said of communicable diseases, The Senior Accessible historic religious properties Rick Oleshak, vice president of such as COVID-19, in nurs- Housing Act empowers se- throughout New York State, marketing for AB Mauri North ing homes and assisted living niors to make the decision including $30,000 to Jay Gould America. “We are happy to facilities. about where they would like Memorial Reformed Church support the M.A.C. as it keeps “Many seniors would prefer to live out their older years by in Roxbury to help fund east the intriguing history of this to live independently in the providing a lifetime $30,000 wall and tower masonry area alive for future genera- comfort of their own homes tax credit to cover the costs as- restoration. tions to enjoy and be proud of.” but there are certain practi- sociated with aging-in-place The Jay Gould Memorial Re- The design of the baseball cal factors that often prevent modifications to their homes. formed Church was designed card set was inspired by a 104- families from accessing this The tax credit would be re- by New York architect Henry card release of black and white option. I am proud to join in fundable and transferable to J. Hardenbergh as a memorial baseball cards produced in introducing the Senior Acces- allow those on a fixed budget to the 19th-century tycoon, 1916 by the Fleischmann Bak- sible Housing Act to create to take advantage of the credit Jay Gould, who was born in ery of New York and Ferguson a tax credit that will enable immediately. Under the leg- Roxbury. Completed in 1894, Bakery in Boston. Attached to upstate New York seniors to islation, the Department of the ashlar-faced, English the bottom of each card was make age-related modifi- Health and Human Services Gothic stone church contains a coupon redeemable at their cations to their homes and (HHS) would work with senior a massive 80-foot-tall tower respective bakeries for a leath- extend their ability to age in groups to publish a list of ap- and stained glass by the Tif- er card album made by Kodak. place, such as grab bars and proved home modifications. fany Studios and Maitland “Those cards are quite rare wheelchair ramps. These It would also require builder Armstrong. and sell for thousands of dol- measures will help keep more certification in modification, The congregation reaches lars,” said Andrew Aronstein seniors safe and comfortable building codes, construction approximately 1,000 people a of The Card Memorabilia As- at home, which is increasingly standards, and appropriate- year by working with the Com- sociates, Ltd., the designers important as folks endure iso- ness of modifications. The munity Aid Fund which uses of the M.A.C. anniversary set. lation from their families dur- credit would phase out for the church as its “home base,” “I thought the M.A.C. took ing the COVID-19 pandemic,” seniors with $100,000 (single) to distribute food, clothing, advantage of a nice oppor- said Rep. Antonio Delgado. or $150,000 (married or joint and Christmas gifts; periodic tunity to re-connect with “It’s no secret that this virus filing separately) in annu- concerts, film screenings, and the Fleischmann’s baseball is hitting vulnerable, high-risk al income. COUNTY SHOPPER www.countyshopperonline.com Week of November 5 to November 11, 2020 11

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2017 NISSAN 2017 NISSAN ALTIMA 2018 NISSAN 2017 NISSAN 2017 HONDA 2018 TOYOTA TUNDRA 2019 ARMADA PLAT. ALTIMA 2.5 SV 2.5SR PATHFINDER S4WD PATHFINDER SV 4WD RIDGELINE RT AWD SR5 4X4 AWD

30,877 Miles•Stk# C103641A 11,565 Miles, •Stk#C952070 19,890 Miles•Stk#C951890 32,379 Miles•Stk#C951790 46,502 Miles•Stk#952010 36,120 Miles•Stk#952020 49K Miles•Stk#C951910 Gray,2.5L 4cyl., Auto, Cruise, Tilt, Black, 2.5L 4Cyl., Auto, Tilt, Blue, 3.5L V-6, Auto, Cruise, Tilt,A/C, Gun Metallic,3.5L V-6, Auto.,Pwr. Crew Cab,Auto, 3.5L V-6, Double Cab,Auto.,5.7LV-8, Black, 5.6L V-8, Auto, Cruise, A/C, FrontDual Zone A/C, Bluetooth, Cruise,Dual Zone A/C, FrontDual Zone A/C, 3rdRow Seats, Equip., FrontDual Zone A/C, 3rd Cruise,Tilt, A/C, Full Pwr., Cruise, Tilt,A/C,Full Pwr., NAV., Tilt,A/C,NAV., ENT.,LTHR., AM/FM, CD,SiriusXM, Pwr.Equipment AM/FM/CD,Power Equip. AM/FM, CD,SiriusXM, Pwr.Equipment Row Seats, Parking Sensors FullyAutomatic Headlights FullyAutomatic Headlights Pwr.Moonroof $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 16,495 248/mo. 17,495 255/mo. 23,995 339/mo. 23,995 350/mo. 27,499 401/mo. 35,995 509/mo. 42,995 593/mo. OTHER PRE-OWNED VEHICLES

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69K miles•Stk# 951950 83,355 miles•Stk#951640 77621Miles•Stk# 103622A 63,609 Miles•Stk# 951700 33K Miles•Stk#951780 97KMiles•Stk#103697A Blue, Auto, Tilt,Cruise, Black Cherry,2.4L 4-cylinder,Auto, Air,Tilt, Power Equipment, White, Hatchback, Auto,Cruise, Tilt, Black, 2.0L 4Cyl., A/C, Tilt,Cruise, Blue, 2.4L 4cyl., Auto, Cruise, Deep CherryRed,3.6L V-6, Auto, AC,AM/FM/CD,Pwr.Equipment RemoteKeylessEntry,AM/FM, Sirius XM radio CD Player A/C, NAV.,Htd.Front Seats, Pwr.Equip. Htd. FrontSeats, Dual Zone A/C, P. Equip. FrontDual A/C, CD,Pwr.Equip. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 8,995 141/mo. 13,995 220/mo. 11,995 232/mo. 16,495 238/mo. 16,500 241/mo. 14,995 251/mo.

2013 TOYOTA RAV4 2017 CHRYSLER PACIFICA 2017 MINI CLUBMAN 2018 JEEP CHEROKEE 2014 MERCEDES AWD TOURING-L VAN 2019 FORESTER BASE COOPER S LIMITED4WD BENZ GLK 350 AWD

42,484 Miles •Stk#951140A 51,689 miles •Stk#951170 29K Miles•Stk# 951120 48,827 Miles•Stk#951770 50,305 Miles•Stk#103602A 30,181 Miles•Stk#951920 3.5L 4Cyl., 6Spd. Auto., Cruise, Tilt, 3.6L V-6, Auto, BilletSilverMetallicClearcoat,Lthr, Auto temp control, Gray,2.5L 4cyl., Cruise, A/C, Tilt Gray,2.0L 4Cyl., 7Spd. Auto.,Pwr. SilverMatallic,3.2L 6Cyl., 9Spd. Auto.,Front DualA/C, White, 4Matic,SUV,3.5L 6Cyl., 7Spd. Auto.,Premium Audio System, Front A/C, Pwr.Moonroof, Pwr. Equipment rear camera, Frontdual zone A/C, 3rdrow seats, Htdfront seats Equip., Cruise, Tilt,A/C Leather,Pwr.Sunroof, Navigation, Auto Temp.Control DualA/C,MemorySeat, Emergency Communication System, CruiseTilt $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 15,995 261/mo. 18,000 262/mo. 20,000 276/mo. 22,495 276/mo. 22,995 325/mo. 20,995 380/mo.

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59k •BL 35k •BK 10k •White •Hatchback, Full Pwr. 73k•Gray 35k •BL 23k•MR Stk# C6117A Stk# C733371 Stk# C733401 Stk# C6733A Stk# C733359 Stk# C6870A $6,995 $116/mo. $16,479 $227/mo. $15,867 $231/mo. $16,347 $238/mo. $16,998 $247/mo. $17,887 $252/mo.

2017 TRAX LT FP AWD 2018 EQUINOX 2018 ENCORE 2019 EQUINOXLTAWD 2016 ACADIA 2017 TERRAIN LT AWD PREF 2AWD FP,C.P. SLE-2 FP AWD SLE-2 AWD, FP

14k •WH 56k •Full Pwr.•Silver 9k •Full Pwr.•Black 37k•GY 67k•PR 43k•WH Stk# C733393 Stk# C6883A Stk# C6490A Stk# C733398 Stk# C733295A Stk# C733389 $17,594 $256/mo. $18,800 $265/mo. $18,870 $266/mo. $20,200 $278/mo. $19,539 $284/mo. $19,499 $284/mo.

2018 EQUINOXLTFP 2018 EQUINOXLTFP 2018 EQUINOXLTFP 2017 IMPALA 2017 TERRAIN SLE-2 FP 2017 BUICK ENVISION AWD AWD AWD LT FP AWD PREF FP AWD

27k •GY 36k•MR 32k •BL 25k •White 35k•TN 27k •BK Stk# C733390 Stk# C733380 Stk# C733388 Stk# C733396 Stk# C733391 Stk# C733335 $20,296 $286/mo. $20,499 $289/mo. $20,789 $293/mo. $20,399 $297/mo. $20,725 $302/mo. $21,998 $320/mo.

2017 GMCACADIA 2018 TRAVERSE WE WANT TO SLE-2 FP AWD LS FP AWD BUYYOUR CAR! 42k•SL 46k •BK ALL MAKES AND Stk# C733331 Stk# C733343 $23,469 $342/mo. $24,479 $345/mo. MODELS 2017 ACADIA 2017 ENCLAVELTHR SLE-2 FP AWD FP AWD ONON MOSTMOST NEEDED! PRPREE-O-OWWNENEDDVVEEHICLHICLEESS GETTOP DOLLAR FORYOUR TRADE-IN ★ BEST VEHICLES ★ 41k•MR 35k •BK ★ BEST PRICES ★ SCHEDULE YOUR FREE Stk# C6654A Stk# C733357 APPOINTMENTTODAY $24,693 $359/mo. $27,158 $395/mo. BESTBEST TTIMEIME TTOO BBUYUY IISS NNOOW

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39k•SL 30k •Navigation, HeatedFront 29k •BR 61k•BK 31k•GN 29k •SL Stk# C733358 Seats, Prem. Sound •Stk#C6723A Stk# C733345 Stk# C6669C Stk# C733341 Stk# C733356 $27,989 $395/mo. $27,894 $406/mo. $28,897 $408/mo. $28,447 $414/mo. $29,690 $419/mo. $28,992 $422/mo.

2016 CANYON 2018 COLORADO CREW 2019 SILVERADO K1500 2017 SILVERADO 2017 SILVERADO 2019 ENCLAVEESS FP CREWSLT LT FP 4X4 LD CUSTOM4X4 K1500 DBL LT FP K1500 DBL LT FP Z71 LTHR AWDSR

3.6L V-6, HeatedSeats,Premium Sound 18k •SL 30k •SL 41k•GY 48k•RD 22k •WH 27k •BronzeMetallic •C6815A Stk# C733386 Stk# C733353 Stk# C733342 Stk# C6703A Stk# C6748A $29,997 $437/mo. $31,632 $446/mo. $32,640 $449/mo. $30,999 $451/mo. $30,993 $451/mo. $32,989 $455/mo.

2017 SILVERADO K1500 2019 SIERRA LD K1500 2018 SILVERADOK1500 2019 COLORADO CREW 2018 SILVERADO 2018 SILVERADO DOUBLE CABLTFP SLE DBL LT FP LT Z-71DOUBLE CAB, FP Z71LWB FP NAV K1500 LT DBL CABFP K1500 DBL LT FP Z71

32K •GY 36k •GY 25k •BK 28k •WH 24K•BR 14k •Black Stk# C733378 Stk# C733333A Stk# C733395 Stk# C6749A Stk# C733376 Stk# C733405 $31,580 $460/mo. $33,710 $465/mo. $32,999 $466/mo. $33,922 $468/mo. $33,799 $477/mo. $34,935 $493/mo.

2017 SILVERADO K1500 2016 GMC SIERRA 2017 SIERRAK1500 2017 SILVERADO K1500 2017 SILVERADO 2017 GMC SIERRASLT CREWLTFPZ71 K1500 CREWSLT ALL TERR CREWCAB SLE Z-71, FP CREWLTFP K1500 CREWLTFPZ71 DBLLTHRNAV

45k •BK 41k•Maroon 30k •RD 17k •WH 51k•WH 33k •RD Stk# C6834A Stk# C6585A Stk# C6796A Stk# C733355 Stk# C6766A Stk# C733350 $34,498 $502/mo. $34,989 $509/mo. $35,350 $517/mo. $35,522 $517/mo. $35,187 $523/mo. $37,839 $551/mo.

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