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MOSER's CUSTOM TRIM Window Tinting Franklin County Edition JUNE-JULY 2019 CONCERTS IN THE PARK Window Tinting Truck Caps MOSER’S CUSTOM TRIM Tonneau Covers OUTFIT FOR Convertible Tops ADVENTURE Motorcycle Seats CAMPING • FISHING • TRAVEL Boat Tops & Covers 315-769-5529 Rt 56 • Massena Summer Fun Vacation Guide We Care Bike Share Want to ride to that farmer’s market? To the recreation park? Well now you can with our new and exciting bicycle share. The YMCA, the Malone Chamber of Commerce, the Malone Complete Streets Advisory Board, Frederick’s Bikes Kayaks and Storage, and Franklin County Public Health have teamed up to offer four bikes for enjoying Mtn. View Association Walk/Run slated for August and exploring the Malone area. These adult bicycles of assorted sizes will be Mountain View Associa- ly’s in Mt. View. Call Brenda association in their efforts available to be signed out at the YMCA. Walking tion’s Annual 5K Walk/Run at 518-497-6166 or 518-483- to preserve and protect Mtn will take place on August 2818 for registration infor- View Lake, Indian Lake, and and riding path maps will be provided as well! 10th, starting at 9am at Bel- mation. Funds raised help the the channel. We urge everyone to come down to the YMCA and support the “We Care Bike Share.” These bikes were made possible from a grant from the Adirondack Health Institute. Adirondack F aarmers’rmers’ M aarketsrkets Wednesdays 12 – 4:30 PM Malone Airport, Rt. 11 West, Malone Saturdays 10 A M – 2 PM Hollywood Inn Lawn Rt. Rt. 3737 4, Chateaugay Lake Fresh local produce & more! adirondackfarmersmarket.com WEWE HAVEHAVE Mt. View Protestant Church events WHATWHAT YOUYOU NEED!NEED! Both events occur in Mt. View: Mulch Stones ICE CREAM SOCIAL: Sat- Red, Black & Natural Cedar Large Marble • River Pebbles urday, July 20, 1-4 pm, Mt. It’s Time To Grill & Chill... Pine Bark Mulch, Nuggets, & Autumn Red • Pea Gravel Mini Nuggets • Cocoa Mulch View Community Protestant Pro Mix Church. All are welcome, do- Cold Beer • Fresh Produce • Deli Dog & Cat Food BMI • Peat Moss • Cow Manure Blue Buffalo • Eukanuba Top Soil • 3 in 1 Planting Mix nations accepted. 7 Church Science Diet • Iams • Merrick St., Mt. View. Bakery • Snacks • Fresh Rolls & Buns Fromm • Eagle Pack Miracle Gro Soils PREVE FAMILY CONCERT: Holistic Select • Zignature Potting • Garden • Moisture Control Sunday, July 21, 11:15 am, Mt. ROADIES Wellness • Sportmix Tree & Shrub • Organic Choice View Community Protestant 50# Fertilizer • 40# Lime: Pelletized, Pet Supplies Granular & Pulverized Church. Picnic to follow. All Weekly Meat CHICKEN Collars • Leashes • Harnesses are welcome, donations ac- Specials Tie Outs • Kennels • Crates • Toys Grass Seed cepted. 7 Church St. Mt. View Landscape • Conservation Litter Contractors & More Swheat Scoop • Cedarific • Agway Cat Tails • Fresh News Field Seeds Bird Food Ever Clean Alfalfa • Timothy • Clover • Soybean Bird Feeders Bird Baths Arm & Hammer Buckwheat • Purple Top Turnip Suet Bulk Vegetables - Beans, Peas & Corn, Onion Sets & Seed Potatoes Fully Stocked Liquor Store! Our Garden Center is in full bloom Ourwith annualsGarden & Centerperennials is in full bloom with IGA: 518-497-3072 annuals & perennials AVIGNE’S LIQUOR: 518-497-0804 L– IGA & LIQUOR – 518-483-8072 Mon-Sat 8:00am-7:00pm Corner of Raymond Sunday 9:00am-5:00pm Route 11, Chateaugay, NY 12920 & Elm Streets in Malone Summer Fun Vacation Guide Celebration of Youth at the Wilder Farm On July 20th, the art and essays ca barns, which were construct- of north country schoolchildren ed according to drawings Al- will be on display at the Wilder manzo made for Laura. The site Farm. The annual Celebration also features a replica one room of Youth event will feature a schoolhouse where children can children’s art show with submis- sit at 19th century school desks sions from children who visited and imagine trudging through the farm this year. Two essay the woods to school. contest winners will be selected Admission for this event is $10 to be Honorary Laura and Al- for adults, $6 for youth ages 6 to manzo for 2019. Activities for the 16. Under 5 are always free. Ac- day will include 19th century chil- tive military are free with ID and dren’s games and craft activi- active military families are at half ties, craft and food vendors, and price. The farm will be open to life skills demonstrations. A spe- the public through September cial feature for the day will be 30. Hours are Monday through live bluegrass music by Malone Saturday, 10am to 4pm and native, Majorie Kelting, and Ter- Sunday, noon to 4pm. Visit ry McGill! Facebook or www.almanzowil- Visitors to the Wilder Homestead derfarm.com for more informa- can re-live the pages from the tion or call 518-483-1207. The beloved book, Farmer Boy, writ- Wilder Homestead is located at ten by Almanzo’s wife, Laura In- 177 Stacy Road in Burke NY. galls Wilder and will appreciate (Note that some gps programs the authenticity of the mid 19th recognize the zip code 12953 century farmhouse and the repli- best) Summer Fun Vacation Guide MRF working to beautify Malone Malone Revitalization that qualifies a community to Malone Complete Streets Foundation (MRF) is proud receive a Main Street program Advisory Board is also a part to start the summer season grant. Main Street Business, of this coalition of busy bea- with 2020 Vision, a partner want grant monies? Contact vers by offering educational initiative to improve the en- MRF if you are interested! re- programs that will provide vironment of Malone. In co- [email protected] the Village and Town helpful operation with several local Foothills Artsociety pro- information about future con- organizations, MRF leads the vides the 2020 art vision to struction and safety issues on Preve Family charge for beautifying and re- add to the attractiveness of Main St. The first workshop vitalizing Malone. It seeks and Malone. You will soon see was directed by Mark Fenton, welcomes community input. “Art in Public Places” in many an expert in designing walk- performing in July Searching for investors in forms, all thanks to Foothills. able, livable, healthy commu- Malone is another initiative of Businesses are invited to join nities that lead to economic Back by popular demand, the Preve Family will perform on MRF. Since MRF is working on in by placing large flower urns prosperity. He isn’t here to tell Sunday, July 21 at 11:15 am at the Mt. View Community Protes- Historic District designation, at their buildings. The flow- us what to do rather to analyze tant Church. A picnic will follow. All are welcome, donations ac- it is offering local realtors an er “pots” are made locally by local needs with the help of the cepted. The church is located at 7 Church St. in Mountain View. opportunity to increase visi- Bonesteel’s Gardening Center locals. If economic improve- bility of real estate locations in from local white cedar and will ment is going to come to Main the Historic District. We fea- be filled with a beautiful array ture those properties on our of flowers. Since the pots are Street, it must have the coop- web site and Facebook page. so heavy, they will be delivered eration of the citizens, govern- Over 80 Shops! ment, businesses and DOT. Getting investment and resto- to the business and picked up Enjoy a unique Facebook: Malone Complete ration in Malone is key to revi- in the Fall for storage. All the shopping experience talization. business has to do is water Street Committee Additionally, MRF is work- them!!!! Information is avail- This is a tip of the iceberg and an eclectic variety ing with a group of businesses able on Facebook: Foothills in what 2020 Vision means to of old and new finds. who wish to apply for the Main Artsociety and Malone Cham- Malone. Everyone working in their niche can make a big EAT-IN • TAKE OUT Street funding opportunities. ber of Commerce. You will MMBB DeDe llii The Market Barn/MB Deli After attending NYS work- soon see Victorian benches difference. Are you interest- Sandwiches • Subs • Wraps DAILY SPECIALS! shops, implementation and on Main Street, purchased by ed in making Malone better? administration trainings, MRF MRF. They will be flanked by Let one of these organizations 3982 State Rte. 11, Malone • 518-483-9341 themarketbarnmalone.com • Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5 • Sun. 12 - 5 is getting ready to apply for the self-watering pots from Citi- know! Join in! Volunteers are Technical Assistance grant zen Advocates. needed. Town of Chateaugay 2019 Events Summer Concerts at the Chateaugay Rec Park Pavillion 1000 STRINGED INSTRUMENTS “Busco Bandits” Friday, July 12 from 7-10 pm IN STOCK! NEW & USED “Slab City” 1,000 Guns & Tons of Ammo! Friday, August 23 from 7-10 pm All The Brands You Know And Trust Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, We have a large selection of: Veggie Burgers, Hand Cut Fries, Guitars • Violins • Mandolins Soda & Adult Beverages Banjos & More Available for Purchase! We also do repairs. Rain or Shine! Perfect Family Outing. All of the guitars we sell receive **Please note that no outside alcohol is allowed. Beer, wine & wine coolers available from the bar, thank you.** a professional shop setup before leaving the store ($50-$75 value) Tickets available for $10 at the Gate (opens at 6pm) or $8 in advance at Alix’s, Dick’s & IBC DICK’S COUNTRY STORE, Kids GUN CITY & MUSIC OASIS 12+ Under We will meet or beat most internet prices! FREE! Grocery & Deli Gun Shop Music Oasis ( ) ( ) ( ) WWW.CHATEAUGAYNY.ORG 518 497-6962 518 497-3253 518 497-6054 7429 US Route 11, Churubusco • www.dickscountrystore.net Cards Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 10am-3pm • [email protected] Summer Fun Vacation Guide Rotary Club holding annual dinner The Malone Rotary Club will be holding their annu- al Changeover Dinner on June 26th beginning at 5:00pm at Donovan’s Restaurant in Malone.
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