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FAMILY FILM: THE INCREDIBLESCLIFTON PARK Family Film: The Incredibles, June 24, 2pm at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library. Come and spend the afternoon with a family of undercover superheroes who are forced into action to save the world while trying to live the quiet suburban life. All are welcome to attend this family drop-in program; children must be accompanied by an adult.

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ANTIQUES FESTIVALROUND LAKE The 43rd an-nual Round Lake Antiques Festival to benefit the Round Lake Library will be held Sat-urday, June 27th and Sun-day, June 28th. The Festival is open, rain or shine, both days from 9am to 5pm. The event is held on the greens of the historic Village of Round Lake. This year as many as 120 vendors sell-ing antiques of all kinds are expected to bring their items to Round Lake. Food vendors will be serving all day to add to the festival atmosphere. The festival, sponsored by the Womans Round Lake Improvement Society each year, raises money to benefit the Round Lake Library, which has been serving the Malta area since 1897. This years festival pro-moter is Michael Green who has been managing the Fair-ground Shows at the Wash-ington County Fairgrounds for many years. The Village of Round Lake and the festival are easily reached by taking Exit 11 of the Adirondack Northway and going east about mile.

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CLIFTON PARK Poetry Reading at Clifton Park-Half-moon Public Library on June 27, 2pm. Local poets Lucia Cherciu (Edible Flowers) and Barbara Unger (Immortal Medusa) will be sharing with us from their latest works. Both authors will be avail-able afterwards to meet and sign books. Please call the Library at 371-8622 for more information.

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CAPITAL REGION Join the International Center of the Capi-tal Region on Sunday, August 16th, 8:30am-8:30pm for the Annual Indian Day Parade in NYC. Hosted by the Federation of Indian Associations, the parade is considered the largest such event in the World. The International Center will travel to Manhattan to watch the parade and take advantage of the Indian Food Court, merchandise booths and cultural perfor-mances, which last all afternoon. The bus will be leaving from the campus of Siena College in Loudonville at 8:30am and re-turning at approximately 8:30pm. Cost, which includes trans-portation and snacks on the bus, is $69 for ICCR members and $79 for not-yet-members. To make a reservation, please call (518) 708-7608 or email [email protected].


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HALFMOON Capital Region Kingdom Builders, a network-ing and referral generating group for Christian business own-ers, professionals, and job seekers will be meeting on Thurs-day, July 9th at 8am at Christis Cafe in the Youth For Christ building, 1544 Route 9 in Halfmoon. For more information on Kingdom Builders please call (518) 301-0140 or email [email protected].

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