Issue No. 84 Fall/Winter 2013 Town of Founded 1802

A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERVISOR

Dear Resident:

The construction of GlobalFoundries has been transformational for Saratoga County and Malta. In the past 8 years we have seen GlobalFoundries not only build the first semiconductor manufacturing plant, but add to their 229 acre complex a large administrative building and then a Technology Development Center, bringing the total workforce to 2,000. On August 19, the Town Board amended zoning for the Campus to clear the way for even further expansion. See companion article on page 2.

This driving force in our economy has brought a “second tier” of businesses - INSIDE THIS ISSUE: high-tech suppliers such as; Tokyo Electron, KLA Tencor, DNSE, Novellus, Applied Malta’s New Businesses Materials, Ovivo Water, Ebara Technologies, Lansing Engineering and Variant Technologies. Round Lake Road Improvement Plans And, there are a number of “third tier” businesses that have emerged. Page 2 contains a list of these businesses.

Senior Corner As we jokingly say, Malta “The Center of the Universe” has become the job center for Saratoga County. During this growth period, the Town Board has provided Residents In The News steady leadership to not only support economic development, but to protect our

quality of life.

We welcome all our new businesses to The Malta Town Family. We welcome your EVENTS: culture of excellence and public service. We encourage you and your employees Malta Community Day to become part of our community in ways best for you, whether as a volunteer for our fire departments, donor at our blood drives or members of our theatre group. September 21 10:00am—4:00pm Please call us if we can assist you in any way.

Malta Veterans Lunch Sincerely, October 10 11:30am - 1:30pm Paul J. Sausville, Malta Supervisor

www.malta-town.org

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TOWN BOARD APPROVES NEW BUSINESSES IN MALTA GLOBALFOUNDRIES EXPANSION Accustaff, Route 9 Adirondack Trust, Round Lake Road Affordable Storage, Route 9 Agape Eye Care, Parade Ground Village Body Wise Fitness, Route 9 Zoning changes have cleared the way for Hallmark Cards & Gifts, Price Chopper Plaza GlobalFoundries to build a third computer chip Hughes Eye Care, Ellsworth Commons plant in the Tech Campus. While GlobalFoundries Leah’s Cakery, Village of Round Lake has not committed to building this massive Fab Maple Leaf Day Care Center, Route 9 (called Fab 8.2) the legislation would allow for a Minogue’s Beverage Center, Minogue’s Plaza cleanroom manufacturing area of up to 575,000 Pellegrino’s Deli, Route 9 square feet, nearly twice as large as the 300,000 Recovery Room Restaurant, Route 9 square feet currently in use at the factory. Sara Bella Pizza, Dunning Street Saratoga/Malta Medical Urgent Care If Fab 8.2 is constructed, employment would SEFCU, Route 9 increase to 6,700 full time workers. This would Starbucks, in Price Chopper involve investments in the plant and equipment of Tech Valley Cycles, Parade Ground Village $14 billion, in addition to the $9 billion already TreePad (Re Open), Route 9 invested. Trustco Bank, Round Lake Road

GlobalFoundries has agreed to pay for 6 traffic Brix Wine & Liquor, Minogue’s Plaza improvement projects over the next 10 years at a Bryant & Stratton College, Route 9 cost of $7.1 million; $1.5 million to cover the local Catskill Hudson Bank, Route 9 cost of Round Lake Road improvements. Some of Collamer Bike & Ski Fit Shop, Route 9 the $1.5 million could be used for the new central Dr. Amjad Hammad, Route 9 Donnellan & Knussman, PPLC, Route 9 fire station planned for downtown Malta. Fleet Feet, Price Chopper Plaza

Giovanni’s Pizza/Morning Grind Café, Minogue’s Plaza GlobalFoundries will also be donating $3 million Nanola Restaurant, Route 9 toward the purchase of Brown’s Beach for use by Plum Dandy Frozen Yogurt, Ellsworth Commons Malta and Stillwater residents. Wired Coffee & Bagel Shop, Ellsworth Commons

Future Plans for Brown’s Beach

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TOWN JUSTICES RETIRE AFTER MESSAGE FROM THE HIGHWAY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE SUPERINTENDENT, Roger Crandall TOWN OF MALTA We certainly had our work cut out for us this spring and summer. Thank you for your patience. In the late winter The Honorable James R. Nichols, Sr. retired from his and spring we removed many hazardous trees in the town position as Town Justice in July of 2012 after right-of-ways. Major road, catch basin and culvert repairs completing 30 years of service to the Town of Malta. were done on Raylinski, Manning, Blue Spruce, Tamian Judge Nichols was first elected to the position in Pass and Old Post Road. Paving has been completed on 1982. Ruhle Road South, Cherry Choke and Cramer Road.

The Honorable James E. McKevitt will be retiring Our new garage which will house expensive highway when his current term expires at the end of 2013. equipment is now complete.

Judge McKevitt has served the Town of Malta for 23 years and was first elected to the office of Town BRUSH and LIMB PICKUP Justice in 1990. We are happy to offer this brush and limb pick-up for our residents. Cleanup will be October 14 thru October 25. Both Justices came to the position of Town Justice Please have branches with cut end toward the road. We after careers in law enforcement. Judge Nichols was make one trip thru each neighborhood so please have them out by Sunday, October 13. We are not able to a former Deputy for the Saratoga County Sheriff’s take stumps. Department. Judge McKevitt retired from the State Police after 24 years of law enforcement. CHRISTMAS TREE PICKUP We also will pick up your Christmas tree. Please have it Throughout their service as Town Justice, they were curb -side prior to January 8. You may also drop them off at the Highway Garage. extremely dedicated and responsible for overseeing the Town Court that is currently ranked 52nd out of SNOW REMOVAL 1,200 Courts in the State of New York in regard to Our dedicated highway crew works night and day to revenue. clear snow and make our roads as safe as possible.

Both Justices are highly respected within the Town, Please do not park on the streets or 4 feet from the County and Judicial community as dedicated, shoulder of the roads from November 1 through April 1. For vehicles in the right-of-way, your vehicle may be knowledgeable and hard-working individuals. towed and a fine of up to $100 may result. Please move ALL objects that are in the Town’s Right-of- It is with sincere thanks that we recognize these men Way (ROW). These objects include: sprinkler systems, for the outstanding service they have provided to the basketball/hoops, rocks and landscaping. The ROW is Town of Malta. Their public service will be missed. about 30 feet from the center of the road. The Town will not be responsible for replacing or repairing these objects. It is against the law to plow snow into town roads or across the street onto someone else’s property. If there is a major storm and you have fallen trees/ limbs, we will make a trip throughout the town to pick these up – have them out by the curbside as soon as possible. There is a shed with salt/sand mix located toward the back of the Highway Garage parking area. Town residents are welcome to bring a bucket and shovel to take what you need (it is not for commercial use). Sometimes our plows will damage the mailbox or the lawn. Please call us and we will make repairs.

If you have any concerns or questions, do not hesitate to call us at 899-2818. Please keep in mind that we are out on the road often and our secretary is part-time so if you Honorable James E. McKevitt Honorable James Nichols, Sr. get the answering machine, please leave a message and we will return your call.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE TOWN HISTORIAN, A MESSAGE FROM THE PARKS & Paul Perreault RECREATION DIRECTOR, Audrey Ball GlobalFoundries has certainly put the Town of Malta on the map. We are now known around the world for attracting some of the finest scientific and technological minds to work on the most challenging problems of our generation.

This is not the first time that Malta has played such a role. Toward the end World War II, the American Army became Town of Malta to Host first annual Job Fair concerned about the V-2 missiles the Germans were raining The event is to promote employment and educational on and they asked the General Electric Co. in opportunities in the Capital Region. Conveniently located Schenectady to help develop our own program. off of exit 12 of the Northway at One Bayberry Drive, the As the Germans began to retreat, a team of G.E. experts David R. Meager Malta Community Center is a 30,000 were selected to go to Europe and interview the captured square foot Wi-Fi facility with a variety of meeting, class scientists. Simultaneously, another G.E. team searched for a and multi-purpose rooms. Rooms will be provided for convenient, but secluded spot to build a test facility. They private interviews, presentations and workshops. found it tucked among the towering pines of the Luther Forest preserve in the Town of Malta. We are seeking employers that are currently looking to fill year round and seasonal positions. Advertisements will be The Army took 165 acres of the vast forests owned by the placed in Town brochures and newsletters and local Luther family by eminent domain and would later add a newspapers. Flyers will also be distributed to One Stop “security zone” - a one-mile easement in all directions from Career Centers throughout the Capital Region area. the main facility. Here the Malta Rocket Test Station was constructed and from 1945 until the mid-1960’s rocket When: Thursday, October 17, 2013 12:30-4:30 pm engines were assembled and put through “stationary” ground tests, i.e., no rockets were flight tested at Malta. Where: David R. Meager Malta Community Center To participate please call Audrey Ball at 899-4411. Among the missiles and satellite programs in which the Station was involved were the Bumper, Vanguard, Vega, Discoverer, Centaur, Polaris and Skybolt. These rockets powered some of the first satellites and missiles America

I will be presenting a program on the Malta Rocket Test Station on September 25 at 7:00pm at the Malta Ridge Holiday Helper Tree Methodists Church for those who would like to learn more Last year’s Holiday Helper Tree was an outstanding about this interesting story. success! Our community generously provided gifts for many local families in need. This year we are inviting you to help us in this endeavor again. In the lobby of the Malta Community Center we will have a tree decorated with ornaments with an item needed for our holiday recipients. Take an ornament and return the item listed to the Center no later than December 10 for distribution to the local families. Also, food pantry items and personal care items are being sought. Look for the tree around mid November.

SAVE THE DATE

Saratoga County Public Health Flu Shot Clinic Friday, October 4 9:00am - 11:00am Held at the Malta Community Center

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MALTA NEEDS CERT VOLUNTEERS

Malta is known as a “Family Town” and, like all families, PREPARE YOUR FAMILY FOR DISASTERS, we want to make sure we take care of one another. To Malta Emergency Preparedness Committee do this, we are asking for your help. We need volunteers to join our Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Forget the notion that “twisters” only happen in the Local governments prepare for everyday emergencies; Midwest. Although they generally occur during spring police, fire, and EMT departments all have their and summer, they can happen any time of the year. procedures in place. But when a disaster hits – such as With winds swirling up to 200 miles an hour or more, a the recent hurricanes, flooding, and tornados – our first tornado can destroy just about anything in its path. responders can be overwhelmed. This is when CERT is Generally, there are weather signs and warnings to alert called upon – not to respond on the front-lines, but rather you of bad weather. However, the time is now to get to help out by supporting those first responders. This prepared. Begin by discussing with your family what you support could be in the form of staffing a shelter, will do when a tornado watch or warning is issued. providing traffic control, collecting information, Following are some simple points to assist you. search-and-rescue, or something as simple as getting a cup of coffee for a police officer or a fireman. 1. Pick a safe place in your home where family members can gather during a tornado or other type of disaster. If The CERT program will give you basic emergency your home does not provide a “safe place” to gather, training. This valuable training is designed to help you choose another “safe place” in a nearby sturdy building. protect yourself and your family in an emergency This may include contacting family or friends for a place situation. We stress protecting your family before you to stay. venture out to help others. Even if you don’t join the team, it is valuable training to have for when you need it 2. Assemble a Disaster Supply Kit containing. most. three day supply of water (one gallon per person In this training program you will learn: per day) and non-spoilable food; - CPR change of clothing and blanket per person; - Basic first aid first aid kit including prescription medications; - How to perform fire suppression for small fires flashlight and battery powered radio including extra - Search and Rescue batteries; - and much, much more emergency tools; Even if you choose not to join CERT, please consider cash and credit cards; and taking the course for the valuable knowledge you will instructions on how to turn off electricity, gas and gain. water; The next 8-week CERT Training course is being scheduled to begin in January 14, 2014. There is no 3. Keep your gas tank full for emergency use. fee for this course! You must be a resident of the Town 4. Consider keeping safe emergency heating equipment of Malta to enroll. (fireplace with ample supply of wood, small well-vented camp stove with fuel, portable space heater, or kerosene To register for this free course: heater). call the Community Center at 899-4411. 5. Stay tuned for storm warnings. For information call: The Town Emergency Management Office 899-2502. If you would like more information regarding emergency Like us on Facebook: preparedness, please visit the Town website at https://www.facebook.com/TownofMalta www.malta-town.org. Subscribe to our news feed from our website: www.Malta-Town.org Follow us on Twitter: #TownofMalta

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ROUND LAKE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

A growing traffic problem is emerging on County Route Probability of Pedestrian Fatality vs. Vehicle Speed 80 known to us as Round Lake Road. The road is experiencing an accident rate slightly higher than the statewide average for similar facilities. Many are rear-end collisions. Daily backups of commuters entering and exiting the Northway occur during the morning and evening peak hours. With projected growth related to local and regional developments, the level of service is expected to decline and accidents are expected to increase over the next 10 years. The Town has secured Federal and local grants totaling $5,275,000. An additional $250,000 grant has been awarded to the Town under the Governors Safe Routes to School program. This combined funding allows the Town to make road and intersection improvements at little or no cost to the Town. Our goal is to transform Round Lake Project Tentative Schedule Road into a “complete street” – a street for automobiles, Alternatives review/public meetings Fall 2013 bikes, pedestrians, landscaping, and appropriately scaled intersection improvements, thus enhancing our Exit 11 Alternative selection Winter 2014 neighborhood. Detailed design Spring/Summer 2014 The Town has hired Creighton Manning, one of the best Right-Of-Way Acquisition Spring/Summer 2014 transportation engineering companies in the State to evaluate alternatives including traffic lights, turn lanes, Advertise for construction Fall 2014 and roundabouts at the intersections with both Ruhle Road and Chango Drive. Alternatives will be evaluated and Construction 2015 recommendations will be made on items such as median islands, pedestrian connections, and ways to improve overall roadway safety. Sidewalks and paved pathways are included to enable residents from the Village of Round Lake to walk and bike safely from the Village to Public Meeting on Round Lake Road Hannaford and Chango School. Improvements This Fall the Town and Creighton Manning will hold a meeting to present the recommendations and obtain public When: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 input on the alternatives. We will be posting the meeting date on our web site and be sending out notices to Time: 7:00pm residents on our mailing list. If all goes as planned, we will have a redesigned Round Lake Road and beautiful Place: Malta Town Hall, 2540 Route 9 entryway to our Town by the end of the construction season in 2015.

6 Malta Veterans Recognition Luncheon Malta Veterans, their families and friends are invited to join us at the Malta Community Center, One Bayberry Drive, for an Italian buffet with refreshments and cake. At 11:30 am Supervisor Paul Sausville will provide welcoming remarks followed by Frank McClement, Saratoga County Veterans Service Agency, to provide a brief overview of the agency’s initiatives and veteran benefits. Mr. McClement will be available to sit privately for one on one sessions or to make future appointments.

Date: Thursday, October 10, 2013 Time: 11:30am - 1:30pm Fee: Free to Malta Veterans with proof of military service $20 per person for family and friends Registration required by October 4, 2013

Seats are limited so register early!

Veterans ... Need transportation? Call 899-4411 by Monday, October 7 to arrange for transportation Sponsored by the Town of Malta and the Malta Veterans Committee

7 COUNTRY KNOLLS CITIZENS FORM NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH By Dennis and Idalia Sepulveda When Calling The Police; Give your name and address On Wednesday, August 6, the citizens in the Country Explain what happened Knolls Development came together to answer the question, “How can we stop the rash of robberies occurring in the Provide a description of the suspect: sex and race, age, neighborhood?” As of the date of this meeting, over 15 height, weight, hair color, clothing, distinctive homes had been burglarized. Many residents, some the characteristics such as a beard, mustache, scars, or accent. victims of the burglaries, came looking for answers from Describe the vehicle if one was involved: color; make, law enforcement officials and fellow neighbors. model, year, license plate, and special features such as stickers. Present in this meeting was the local inspector Henry Abeel, Patrolman D. Houstess with the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office and a local NYS Trooper. Although they were not able to discuss the specifics of the case, they gave helpful and practical information to protect our families and homes. Since this meeting, a suspect has been CEMETERY RESTORATION UNDERWAY apprehended. However, we as a community want to Gravestone cleaning and repairs are underway at the discourage other would-be burglars from seeing Country Dunning Street Cemetery thanks to grants of $1500 from Knolls as a “burgular’s opportunity”. To accomplish this, the GlobalFoundries/Malta Foundation and $7300 from we created a neighborhood watch program. We watch the State Division of Cemeteries. Masons and professional out for each other and the neighborhood and report cleaners have been hired to erect fallen and leaning activity to the police or Sheriff’s Office. Laura Crummack stones and remove moss and dirt. created a secure community social network through Nextdoor.com. While the network allows members to Ozzie Blow, member of the Dunning Street Cemetery, who share information about events and other issues that affect spearheaded the grant requests, said “Many hours by the well being of the community as a whole, it also volunteers from the Boy Scouts of Clifton Park Elks, Ballston communicates awareness. Through this network, Spa National Bank and the townspeople are leading toward information concerning the burglaries was shared. successful restoration of this historic cemetery.” Presently the network has over 188 members and continues to grow.

Three to four community meetings are also planned to discuss reporting of suspicious activity, tips for making homes more secure, alarm systems, back to school safety and road safety. The planning team will be meeting in September 2013. If you are interested in helping, please reach out to Idalia Sepúlveda via Nextdoor.com. As a community, we want to show that together we will protect our families and our homes.

Be On The Lookout! Report these incidents to the police or Sheriffs' office:

Someone screaming or shouting for help. Someone looking in windows of houses and parked cars. Property being taken out of houses where no one is at home or from closed businesses. Cars, van, or trucks moving slowly with no apparent destination or without lights.

A stranger sitting in a car or stopping to talk to a child.

If ever in doubt, just call 9-1-1 or your local emergency On another matter, family and individual cemetery plots number. Always remember when calling 9-1-1 from a; are available. Ozzie jokes, “If you are looking for cheap tax-free property in downtown Malta, buy a lot at the - landline - your call is transferred to Ballston Spa. Dunning Street Cemetery.” - cellular phone - your call is transferred to the Saratoga Sheriff’s office. If you would like to help in this restoration project or “buy The local non-emergency numbers are: a downtown lot” contact any of the Cemetery Trustees: Saratoga Sheriff’s Office – 885-6761 Oswald Blow (885-4659), Royal Arnold (399-2005); Joanne Bosley (885-1723). NYS Police – 583-7000

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MALTA RESIDENTS IN THE NEWS

WWII VETERAN CHOSEN AS GRAND MALTA’S PRINCESS KRYSTA PREHODA MARSHAL FOR THE 2014 MALTA ARMED FORCES DAY PARADE The Malta Veterans Committee has chosen Malta resident and WWII veteran Frank Girardi as Grand Marshal of the May 17, 2014 Malta Armed Forces Day Parade.

Mr. Girardi moved to Troy from when he was 5 years old. Frank attended Troy HS No. 10 and then worked at Cluett and Peabody Co. in Troy. On March 17, 1942 Frank joined the US Navy

As, Seaman 1st Class, Frank was assigned to the battleship Crowned Miss New York Outstanding Teen USS Massachusetts BB 59 stationed in Bremerton, WA. During his duty aboard the USS Massachusetts, Frank saw Malta’s Krysta Prehoda so impressed a panel of five plenty of action both in the Atlantic and Pacific Theaters of judges at the July state-wide competition of outstanding operations. teens that she walked away with the title of “Miss Empire

Frank operated anti-aircraft guns on the forward section of Rose” and “Miss New York Outstanding Teen” during a the ship and worked as a loader below one of the spectacular completion staged at the St. George Theatre massive16 inch gun turrets. Some notable battles the USS on Staten Island. Krysta represented New York (and Massachusetts took part in were: Casablanca, New Guinea, Malta) at the national competition of 52 outstanding teens New Caledonia, The Solomon and Caroline Islands, Truck in Orlando Florida. Saipan, Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Taiwan, Leyte Gulf, The and offshore Japan. The Miss New York’s Outstanding Teen Program recognizes

As if all the many battles Frank took part in weren't enough, the amazing young women around the State of New York, Frank experienced the infamous Typhoon Cobra in 1944. A ages 13-17 years old for their talents, scholastic typhoon so fierce that three destroyers capsized and sank achievement and community service. with a total of 790 lives lost.

Frank was discharged from the Navy on Nov. 8th 1945. After the Navy Frank worked for Norton Abrasive Products Co. in Watervliet. Frank, and his wife, Rose, moved to Malta in 1998.

Krysta has selected cyberbullying as her personal platform to advocate during her year. "Something needs to be done to teach teens how they can prevent and stop cyber bullying,” said Krysta. Students should learn to be cyber allies and use the internet in a positive way when they see problems occur. I’m excited to help spread the message.”

Note: The USS Massachusetts is now a museum at Battleship Cove in Fall River, MA

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25TH ANNUAL MALTA COMMUNITY DAY

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 10:00AM—4:00PM SHENENTAHA CREEK PARK EAST LINE ROAD Rain Date: September 22

Come and join the residents of the Malta community to celebrate the 25th Annual Town of Malta Community Day.

A free shuttle bus service will be available and will run continuously from 9:30am - 4:30pm from the Malta Community Center (1 Bayberry) and the Malta Town Hall (2540 Route 9).

Musical Entertainment - Joe’s Boys Band 9:30 - 12:30 - The Reverberators 1:30 - 4:00 - Disc Jockey TECA Productions 10:00 - 4:00 Around The Grounds - “Spotlighter’s Strolling Musicians - Jackie’s Country Twisters - Phil Singer Caricatures Food Concessions Face Painting & Balloon Animals Inflatable Bounce Houses Pony Rides/Petting Zoo Scarecrow Decorating Contest

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MESSAGE FROM THE ASSESSOR’S SENIOR CORNER OFFICE, Rae Lyn Dussault The New York State Attorney Generals Office has informational publication out entitled “Smart Seniors”. It contains information on protecting yourself from fraud and

abuse, estate planning and internet safety. You can get that publication by going to www.ag.ny.gov, select “resources”, then “publications”. You may also call the

Malta Supervisor’s office and we will mail you a copy.

Avoiding Nuisance Phone Calls and Junk Mail There are ways to greatly reduce the number of unsolicited The Assessor’s office would like to alert property owners phone calls, mailings and internet offers you receive. Taking who receive the BASIC STAR exemption of the need to these steps can stop annoying intrusions into your life and limit your risk of identity theft. register with the New York State Department of Taxation & Finance. Do Not Call Registry To clarify: You can place your telephone number for both your land line and cell on the do not call registry by calling 1-800- Registration is with NYS Taxation & Finance – NOT 382-1222 or www.donotcall.gov. Registration does not the Assessor’s office. expire. Within 31 days of when you register your number, telemarketers must remove you from their lists. Exceptions: You are not reapplying for STAR – you are Even if you register your number with the Do Not Call registering with NYS. Registry, calls from or on behalf of political organizations, Seniors who receive the ENHANCED STAR are not charities and telephone surveyors would still be permitted affected and do not need to register. If you are a as would calls from companies with whom you have done senior and you receive the BASIC STAR you must business. register. Mail and Email All BASIC STAR recipients will receive a mailing from The Direct Marketing Association (DMA), a trade Tax & Finance with instructions. The mailing is organization for businesses that use direct mail, provides a scheduled to go out starting the week of September 2. service in which consumers can opt out of receiving unsolicited commercial mail from many national companies for five years and emails for six years. After registering Questions may be directed to ORPTS STAR Unit at (518) with the Mail Preference Service (MPS) or Email 457-2036 or on line at www.tax.ny.gov Preference Service (EMPS), your name will be put on a “delete” file and made available to member business reducing much of your unsolicited mail and email. (It will not If you would like to download the STAR registration fact affect mail from organizations that are not members of the sheet, visit the Town website at www.malta-town.org. DMA). To register, go to the website www.dmachoice.org or mail your request with $1 processing fee to: DMAchoice Direct Marketing Association P.O. Box 643, Carmel, NY 10512.

Unsolicited Credit and Insurance Offers 1-888-567-8688 or www.optoutprescreen.com. This service News from the Library is run by the four major consumer credit reporting companies. When registering you will be asked to provide Newsletter: your home phone number, name, date of birth and Social Keep up with what’s happening at the Round Lake and Security number. the Malta Library! Sign up to receive an electronic copy of Check It Out! by email. To sign up, visit Did You Know? www.roundlakelibrary.org and click on the Newsletter Hot nutritious lunches are served daily, Monday-Friday at noon tab. at the Malta Community Center for those ages 60 and up. Reservations must be made by noon the day before by calling 884-4100. While the suggested contribution is $2/per Clark House Branch—899-2285 31 Wesley Ave, Round Lake meal, everyone 60 and up are served regardless of their ability to pay. Malta Branch—682-2495 To become a member of the Malta Seniors, go to 1Bayberry Drive, Malta www.townofmaltaseniors.com

11 PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE TOWN BOARD MEETING DATES

Town Board meetings are held the first Monday of every month Meetings are held first Monday of the month at 7:00pm in the Town Hall (except when Monday is a holiday) 7:00pm and Agenda meetings are held the last Monday of every month 6:30pm 2013 2014 September 4 January 6 Planning Board meetings are held the third Tuesday of every October 7 February 3 month at 6:30pm November 4 March 3 December 2 April 7 Zoning Board meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm

All meetings are held at the Malta Town Hall and are open to the public. *all dates and venues subject to change

‘NOTIFY ME” Check the website for additional information Sign up on the “NOTIFY ME” section of the Town website to receive notifications and www.malta-town.org information relating to the Town of Malta.

CONTACT YOUR TOWN BOARD TOWN STAFF DIRECTORY

Supervisor 899-3434 Town Clerk 899-2552 Paul Sausville [email protected] Flo Sickels [email protected]

Highway Superintendent 899-2818 Deputy Supervisor 899-2500 Roger Crandall [email protected] Glenn Rockwood [email protected]

Comptroller 899-2502 Tara Thomas 852-0831 Kevin King [email protected] Councilwoman [email protected]

Parks & Recreation 899-4411 Peter Klotz 470-7592 Audrey Ball [email protected] Councilman [email protected]

Building & Planning 899-2685 Maggi Ruisi 937-4326 Anthony Tozzi [email protected] Councilwoman [email protected]

Assessor 899-2584 John Hartzell 867-5257 Rae Lyn Dussault [email protected] Councilman [email protected]

Receiver of Taxes 899-5884 Lynda Bablin [email protected]

Town Historian 899-7286 The Malta Times Paul Perreault [email protected] 2540 Route 9 PRESORTED Court Building 899-6797 Malta, NY 12020 Jane Curtiss [email protected] STANDARD

Animal Control Officer 423-2737 *****************ECRWSS** U.S. POSTAGE Dom Refino (please leave a message) RESIDENT PAID Fire Marshal 376-2633 PERMIT NO. 77 Paul Parker RURAL DELIVERY ROUTE

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