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Holiday Card Fundraiser Supports Local Food Pantryand St. Jude's Kids Ranch:
Queensbury Senior Citizens is having a fundraiser to support theFood Pantry at Family Service Association of Glens Falls, the St.Judeʼs Kidʼs Ranch Card Recycle Program and programs offeredby QSC to its members. To support this fundraiser send a greeting card to QueensburySenior Citizens at 742 Bay Road, Queensbury, New York 12804between now and December 31, 2013. The donation you includewill be divided between the Food Pantry and Queensbury SeniorCitizens. The greeting cards will be sent to St. Judeʼs Kids Ranchfor their card recycle program in January 2014. The cards arerepurposed by children and volunteers and then resold to raisemoney for abused, homeless and abandoned children. Itʼs oneof the many ways Queensbury Senior Citizens gives back to thecommunity and reaches out to help children. Please addQueensbury Senior Citizens Center to your holiday card listtoday.To find out more about our activities in the community or to be-come a member, please call 761-8224.
Home Made Theater Bookfair - On Saturday, December 7thHome Made Theater celebrates the holiday season with their an-nual Bookfair at the Wilton Square Barnes & Noble from 10a.m.-4p.m. There will be a sneak peek at their upcoming productionof “Charlie And The Chocolate Factory”, crafts, musicians, a triviacontest and free gift wrapping. A portion of the proceeds that daywill benefit the theater when HMT when is mentioned at check-out. Books, movies, music and treats in the café all contribute tothe total. Online sales using HMTʼs Bookfair ID 11232311 con-tinue through December 12th. “Charlie And The Chocolate Fac-tory”, dramatized by Richard R. George from the story of RoaldDahl. The show, suitable for the whole family, runs weekendsDecember 13th through the 22nd at the Spa Little Theater inSaratoga Spa State Park. Performances are on Dec. 13 & 20 at7:30pm, Dec. 14, 15 & 22 at 1pm, and Dec. 21 1pm & 4:30pm.General admission tickets are $18 for adults and $12 for childrenage 12 and under. For reservations and more info visitwww.homemadetheater.org or call HMT at (518) 587-4427.
Joy of WritingGLENS FALLS - Aspiring Writers and Poets. Come together,write and share with us in a supportive environment. No need topublish, but we will write. All levels of experience welcome! Free($1 for rent). Join us monthly at our first Thursday morning writersgroup. The next meeting is Thursday, December 5 from 10amto noon at LARAC in Glens Falls. For information call Kim at 793-1940 or [email protected] or see www.gfwriters.com. The nextsession is Thursday, January 2.
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CORINTH FREE LIBRARY: On 12/7 as part of Corinth's Home-town Holidays there will be a special story time at 10:30am fea-turing Suzette Murphy. Also that day from 10-4 there will be abook sale featuring children's books and paperbacks.
Thurman Bazaar to Kick Off Holiday ShoppingThe Thurman Country Christmas Bazaar opens at 9 a.m. sharpon Saturday, November 30 at Thurman Town Hall, 311 Athol Rd.,Athol, just ten minutes from Northway exit 23, Warrensburg. Fea-tured items in this cozy setting will be gift-worthy items handmadeby area crafters, artisans, bakers and farmers. Shoppers will findpure Thurman maple products, one-of-a-kind Adirondack RusticMiniatures, hand-knitted mittens and sweaters, colorful kitchenaccessories, snuggly fleece throws, unique jewelry items, stainedglass stepping stones for the gardener on your shopping list, fab-ric handbags, books by local authors and more. Donʼt miss thebreads and cookies for sale, or the well-known local duo whooffer knickknacks, glassware and linens accented by witticismsand banter. One vendor will sell hand-crafted items to benefit thePhilanthropic Educational Organization, an international groupthat supports women's educational needs through scholarships,grants and loans. Need a custom-designed gift? Many vendorswill offer special order options, like Keepsake Bead jewelry ormaple gift packages, and will handle shipping, as well. There willbe gift basket drawings and door prizes awarded throughout theday. Vendor fees from this event help fund Thurmanʼs communityChristmas Basket project, which makes sure that elderly folks liv-ing alone are given a holiday remembrance from their neighbors.Itʼs a day of fun, friendship and great shopping. For more infor-mation, call 518-623-9718 or visit www.persisgranger.com/Christ-masBazaar11.htm
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27th Annual Victorian StreetwalkSARATOGA SPRINGS - Thursday night, December 5, 2013, isthe 27th Annual Victorian Streetwalk brought to you by theSaratoga Springs Downtown Business Association in downtownSaratoga Springs from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Broadway will closeonce again from 5:00 to 10:00 from the Route 50 arterial to theSpring Street intersection. CDTA, a festival Gold Sponsor, is run-ning free shuttle buses every 20 minutes from the Empire StateCollege parking lot at 111 West Avenue on Saratoga Springsʼwest side, the Oklahoma track (just off Exit 14 of I-87) and theWeible Avenue Skating Rink parking lots on the east side ofSaratoga Springs to downtown, bringing carloads of people toand from the Victorian Streetwalk from 4:30 until 10:30. This yearthe Downtown Business Association is combining their AnnualTree Lighting Ceremony with the Victorian Streetwalk. Girl Scoutswill serenade the crowd with Christmas Carols beginning at 5:45p.m. while the children wait for Santa and Mrs. Claus. The Hon-orable Mayor Scott Johnson will light the trees at 435 Broadwayat 6:00 p.m. and Santa, Clara, many elves and Rumple Dumplearrive at the Santa Cottage shortly after that to visit with childrenin the beautiful, hand made and detailed Santa Cottage that isset up in front of Putnam Market, just across from Caroline Street.The event is free and open to the public. Attendees at the Victo-rian Streetwalk are encouraged to look for maps with entertain-ment locations and times in downtown member businesses. Formore information or a map and listing of the entertainment, visitour web site at www.saratogadowntown.com, click on events,then on Victorian Streetwalk. You may call the Downtown Busi-ness Association at (518) 587-8635.
Retired Teachers MeetingSARATOGA CO. - The Saratoga Springs Retired Teachers As-sociation will meet on Monday, December 2, at noon at Longfel-lowʼs (Route 9P). The organization is open to all retired educatorswho either taught in or live in Saratoga County. For membershipinformation, call 587-5356.
Dickens Holiday Festival- A Victorian Christmas comes to life in Saratoga Springs on Sun-day, December 1, 2013 from 11am-4pm at Longfellows Inn &Restaurant, 500 Union Avenue. Experience an old-fashionedChristmas at the Dickens Holiday Festival! This magical event in-cludes shopping for holiday gifts in the English Market, one dayonly Dickens Deals, food samples from area restaurants, pictureswith Santa Claus, strolling carolers, Dickens characters andmuch more. Also part of the Dickens Holiday Festival will be acollection of new unwrapped toys for the US Marines Toys forTots program. Event organizers will also be collecting cannedgoods for local food pantries. The Dickens Holiday Festival is pre-sented by 101.3 The Jockey, Longfellows Inn & Restaurant TheAdirondack Trust Company and Image Photo and Events. Ad-mission is $8, children 8 & under are free. Twenty-Five percentof admission proceeds go to the Saratoga Hospital Foundation.If youʼd like more information about the Dickens Holiday Festival,please call Fran Dingeman at 899-3000 ext. 306 or [email protected]
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In conjunction with the Lake Luzerne Main Street Holiday Festi-val, the Adirondack Folk School's annual Gifting the Adirondackscraft fair event is also happening on Friday the 6th at 6:30 pm to8:00 pm and Saturday, December 7, 2013 from 9:00 am to 3:00pm. Free to the public, we have about 15 AFS artisan/instructorsselling their work. Food, raffles, and festivities galore.
Pizza & Wing Night at Victory Mills Fire Dept. November 30th,4pm-8pm, eat in or carry out. Place your order at 695-6623 after2pm. We are open until 8 but our Last Call is 7:00pm. CheesePizza 12 cut-$11.00; Pizza with the Works 12 cut-$18.00; Top-pings-$2.00 each-Sausage, Pepperoni, Peppers, Onions, Mush-rooms, Extra Cheese. Wings with Celery, Carrots & BlueCheese-1 dozen-$8.00; Extra Blue Cheese-75¢; Plain, Mild, Hotor Extra Hot, Sweet Baby BBQ, and Garlic Parm.
Glens Falls Area Celiac-Sprue Support Group-Tuesday, De-cember 3rd, 6:30 to 8:30pm, at Glens Falls Hospital, AuditoriumB, Lower Level. Program: “Eat this...Not that; Tips for enjoyingthe Holidays while eating Gluten Free”. Speaker: Amy Rota-Poulin will be discussing a variety of foods that can help keepyour holidays gluten free, safe and delicious. Please bring agluten free item for the Food Pantry if you can. The meeting isfree and open to the public. Free information about coping withCeliac Disease. Gluten-free snacks! For more information contactJean McLellan, President, at 518-584-6702.
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CRAFTY CREEKERS TO MEET MONDAY NIGHTSThe Crafty Creekers have resumed meeting every Monday nightat 7:00p.m. at the Stony Creek Free Library throughout the falland winter. The group is open to anyone wanting to learn to knitor crochet, practice other crafts, or work on holiday projects.Snacks are welcome and hot tea and coffee are always available.For more information, please call the Stony Creek Free Libraryat 696-5911 or see the Stony Creek Free Library Facebook pagefor updates on this and other library activities.
THE CORINTH ROTARY CLUB meets at Dangoʼs on Palmer Av-enue at 1pm on Thursdays.
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CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS BEGIN on the eve of December6th in Hadley. Itʼs a special evening for caroling, lighting the trees,hearing the Christmas Story and enjoying delicious German food.Dinner prepared by Aberhard Burkowski a descendant fromFrankfurt/MAIN Germany. Aberhard has been a chef at theBavarian House, Jager House and currently at the Boat HouseRestaurant in Lake George. Join us at the Hadley CommunitySenior Center for either serving at 4:30pm or 5:30pm. Festivitiesbegin at 6:30pm. To make your $15 dinner reservation contactRoni at 696-3694 or Sue at 696-4947.
Saratoga Arts Depends on Volunteersto Make First Night a Success
Saratoga, New York: Saratoga Artsʼ First Night, the largest NewYearʼs celebration in the state outside of New York City, bringsover 70 regional and touring performing groups to over 20 ven-ues throughout Historic Saratoga Springs every year. This familyfriendly, fun- filled evening would not possible without the help ofover 200 volunteers who oversee performance venues, answerquestions, and make sure revelers ring in the New Year in a funand safe manner.Saratoga Arts offers First Night volunteers the opportunity to bean integral part of this wonderful Saratoga Springs tradition. Vol-unteers can serve as a First Night hosts or hostess for a chosen3 hour shift between the hours of 6:00 pm and 11:40 pm. Newvolunteers are asked to attend a one hour training session onone evening in December to prepare for the event.As a token of appreciation, all volunteers receive a free FirstNight Saratoga admission button, and a limited edition First Nightposter.Volunteers are asked to sign up early, especially if they have afavorite venue that they would like to be considered for place-ment. Please visit Saratoga Artsʼ website at http://saratoga-arts.org/firstnight/volunteers for more information, and callVolunteer Coordinator Kate Morse at 518-854-4132 x. 201 or e-mail [email protected] to sign up today.
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DON'T FORGET OUR REGULAR STORY time for pre-schoolchildren: Monday evenings at 7pm and Friday mornings at10:30am. Corinth Free Library.
Annual "Walk Through Bethlehem" to be Held in LuzerneA living nativity, featuring dozens of live actors and animals, willbe open on Dec.13 and 14 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. on the Rock-well Falls Presbyterian Church grounds in Lake Luzerne.The torch-lit event will be held outdoors as the "Walk ThroughBethlehem" attempts to recreate events as they might have beenat the time of the birth of Jesus. Visitors are welcome to interactwith actors and animals in the busy streets of "Bethlehem." Freesnacks and refreshments will be available in the church.The presentation is free to the public and all are invited to attend.Visitors are advised to dress warmly for the weather and be pre-pared for a possible wait. For more information about this event,please call the Rockwell Falls Presbyterian Church office at 696-3537.
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24th Annual Candlelight House TourSARATOGA SPRINGS - On Friday, December 6, 2013 theSaratoga Springs Preservation Foundation will ring in the hol-iday season and celebrate our cityʼs unique architecture witha tour through some of Saratoga Springsʼ most beautiful his-toric houses on Union, Madison, Fifth, Lake and York Av-enues. The Candlelight House Tour begins at 5pm and willcontinue until 9pm. While touring the homes, join in the Pep-permint Pig Hunt by spotting the candy pig in each home andbe entered to win a gift basket from Saratoga Sweets. Thetour will be followed by an after-party at Union Gables Bed &Breakfast, 55 Union Avenue, beginning at 7:30pm and endingat 10:30pm. The after-party will feature a silent auction, foodfrom the areaʼs finest dining establishments, holiday music,and a cash bar. Ticket Information: Tour-Only Tickets: $40members, $50 non-members. Tour & Reception Tickets: $75members, $85 non-members. Tour Only Tickets can be pur-chased the evening of the event at the Public School No. 4building at 112 Spring Street starting at 5:00pm. Tour & Re-ception Tickets are limited, so order soon. Funds raised at thisevent support the Foundationʼs ongoing educational programsand efforts to preserve the unique architectural, landscaped,and cultural heritage of Saratoga Springs. For more informa-tion or to purchase tickets call 518-587-5030 [email protected]. Visit our website atwww.saratogapreservation.org to order tickets online. Formore details on this yearʼs Candlelight House Tour go to ourevents page or follow us on Facebook.
Networking GroupSARATOGA SPRINGS - Kingdom Builderʼs, a networking groupfor Christian business owners, professionals, and job seekers willbe meeting on Thursday, December 5 at 8am at the Gideon Put-nam Resort, 24 Gideon Putnam Rd, Saratoga Springs. For moreinformation please email [email protected] or call (518) 301-0140.
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THE HOLIDAY SPENDING SEASON BY THE NUMBERSThe holiday season is significant for a variety of reasons. In addition to its religious significance,the holiday season is when many retailers enjoy their greatest successes. To understand just howmuch business Christmas and Chanukah can bring in, consider the following figures. 20: The percentage of annual sales jewelry stores indicate are made during the month of Decem-ber.150,205: The number of clothing and accessories stores open in the United States as of 2009.27.2: The amount, in billions of dollars, spent during the December 2010 holiday retail season.983: The amount, in millions, of Christmas tree ornaments imported from China between Januaryand September 2011.34.87: The average cost of real Christmas trees as of 2011, Artificial trees sell for an average of$70.55.4.0: The percentage the National Retail Federation expects retail sales to increase this year.2012: The year when holiday retail sales were the weakest since 2008. According MasterCard Ad-visors SpendingPulse, sales in the last two months of 2012 increased by just 0.7 percent from theprevious year. Some financial analysts blamed Hurricane Sandy, an epic storm that caused billionsof dollars in damage along the eastern coast of the United States, for the small increase in consumerspending.24: The percentage of U.S. retail sales made by only the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states.8.4: The percentage growth of online sales from 2011 to 2012. Online sales generally make upabout 10 percent of total holiday business.70: The number, in millions, of poinsettia plants sold in the United States each year.
CREATE A GIFT WRAPPING AREA Nearly as much energy goes into wrapping gifts as purchasingthem. Some people excel at wrapping gifts, while others do notenjoy the task at all. Part of the trouble with gift-wrapping is theroom and tools needed to wrap all of those holiday treasures. Buta gift-wrap station in a corner of the home that is seldom usedcan make wrapping presents any time of the year easier andmore enjoyable.* Find a place to store gift wrap and the tools needed to wrapgifts. Many people find the back of a closet door works perfectly. * Install wire hanger racks so the gift wrap tubes can be storedvertically along the surface of the door.* Install a folding shelf on a hinge, and use that shelf to do yourwrapping. Fold the shelf up when it is not needed and secure itwith a latch at the top. * Hang hooks to store tape and scissors. Attach the scissors tothe hook with a string so they won't go missing. * A basket tucked nearby can house bows and ribbons so thatthey are easily stored until needed.Having the wrapping station so accessible also allows you to takeinventory of supplies and restock when necessary.
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Gifting the Adirondacks Friday, Dec. 6, 6:30 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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A Handy HolidayEntertaining Checklist
One of the best parts aboutholiday entertaining is spend-ing quality time with friendsand family. If youʼre rushingaround trying to cook andprepare everything, your foodmay taste great, but youʼremissing out on a key elementof the season -- together-ness.But the quality of your fooddoesnʼt need to suffer forgreat conversation, say cook-ing experts.“With a little advanced plan-
ning you can have it all at your holiday gathering -- both a delicious, hearty meal, and qualitytime with your friends and family,” says Christy Jordan, author of the new cookbook “ComeHome to Supper,” a collection of budget-conscious, kid-friendly recipes designed for busy fam-iliesJordan is offering this handy checklist for a more fulfilling holiday entertaining season:
Two to Three Days AheadShop for groceries and make dessert.
“If I know I am going to have company, I like to make my dessert a few days ahead of time sowhen itʼs time for dessert, I know all I have to do is cut and serve!” says Jordan.
Jordan points out that refrigerator cakes are wonderful for holiday entertaining, because theycan be made in advance and actually get better as the days go by. They also taste great cold.One to Two Days AheadAssemble the main course.Many entrées can be made ahead of time, such as chilly weather soups and stews. Casserolesalso do very well if assembled ahead of time and then placed covered in the fridge to be bakedjust before supper. You may also consider doubling your recipe and freezing half for later use. Since the seasonis a busy time of year, having extra meals on hand can save you a mid-week headache.
The Big DaySet the table, make the bread, pop the entree on the stove or in the oven. Enjoy!“I like to have as many things done as possible before company arrives so I have more timeto enjoy my guests,” says Jordan.Making most of the meal beforehand can save you valuable minutes just before supper tobake fresh bread -- a true treat and easy to make. More useful cooking and entertaining tips can be found at www.SouthernPlate.com.Donʼt be stressed by your entertaining schedule. Plan to be relaxed and ready when your com-pany arrives.
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The Washington, Warren, Hamilton Counties Long TermCare Council will present “Preparing & Responding to LocalEmergencies” on Tuesday, Nov 26, 2013 at Warren CountyHuman Services Building, 1340 State Route 9, Lake George, NY12845. From 9 am – 9:30 there will be an Open House to meetthe LTCC Officers & NY Connects Coordinators followed by apanel of experts addressing concerns in our area and how wecan assist in becoming better prepared as a community.Jonathan R. Pease, Deputy Director, Emergency ManagementWashington County, Marie Capezzuti, Infection Control Supervi-sor & Disaster Preparedness Coordinator, Laura Stebbins, Di-rector of Emergency Preparedness, Glens Falls Hospital, AmyDrexel, Emergency Services Coordinator, Warren County, andDon Purdy, Emergency Services Director, Hamilton County areamong the featured panelists. The purpose of the NY ConnectsLong Term Care Council is to identify emerging long-term careneed, to forge new relationships, and to reinforce existing onesin order to work toward improved communication and morestreamlined long-term care delivery system. Light refreshmentswill be available. For more information, contact NY Connects Co-ordinators Susan at 1-866-805-3931 or Stephanie at 746-2420.
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Rainbow Vacuum CleanersAuthorized service. New and used units, free pickup. Serv-ing area over 35 years.1- 877-265-8367 Toll free.
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Dick Berggren At The Saratoga Automobile MuseumSARATOGA SPRINGS - The photos are in the computer, thememorabilia is polished and, most importantly, an all-star lineupof speakers topped by Fox Sportsʼ Dr. Dick Berggren is ready forthe green flag to be thrown for the Saratoga Automobile Mu-seumʼs biggest program of the year, the November 30th LostSpeedways beginning at 12:30pm. Traditionally held on the Sat-urday after Thanksgiving, the wildly popular look back at speed-ways and racing stars of the past will kick off with memorabiliaon display at 11 am and the showing of previously unseen slidesfrom PJ West at 11:30. Participants are encouraged to bringmemorabilia to be shared, with a variety of items from the mu-seumʼs ever-expanding Collection Room on display as well. LostSpeedways will, as always, be free to museum members with allothers paying the standard museum admission charge, which willbe refunded should a visitor decide to become a member on No-vember 30. The Saratoga Automobile Museum is located on theAvenue of the Pines in the Saratoga Spa State Park, just off Exit13N of I-87, the Adirondack Northway. Further information isavailable online at www.saratogaautomuseum.org.
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CAPITAL DISTRICT - Saturday, December 7, 2013. 8:30am reg-istration; 10am run begins. Event location: Town of Milton Com-munity Center, 310 Northline Rd., Ballston Spa. Proceeds tobenefit Gateway House of Peace. Register online at www.gate-wayhouseofpeace.org.
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Empty Stocking Project BeginsSARATOGA CO. - The Saratoga County Childrenʼs Committeeis a nonprofit organization that helps children and families inSaratoga County. The Empty Stocking Project provides holidaygifts and necessities to about 1000 children and teens each year.Generous people and organizations sponsor a child by purchas-ing gifts from the childʼs “wish list”. If you are willing to sponsor achild or for more information please call Kathy Kelly at 399-6629or leave a voice message at 484-1236. Cash donations are alsoaccepted and may be sent to The Saratoga County ChildrenʼsCommittee, P.O. Box 1254, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.
Free Home Bible Study- Great way to study through the Bibleat your convenience. Exciting and informative study that couldchange your life. Compliments of Free Spirit Fellowship. 885-3149
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RENTALS
HANDYMAN SPECIAL! Farmhouse for rent. Call 683-4892
MECHANICVILLE: LG. 3BR2nd flr. apt. Lg. LR, lg. eat-in kitchen. Stove, refrigerator, dryer, washer hookup. NS, NP. Quiet neighborhood. Off-street parking. $900 + util. sec. dep. required. 664-6993
LUZERNE: One room, all in-cluded, no security, $575. 1BR, all util. incl., cable, WiFi, $725/mo. 696-3300
1BR APARTMENT: Conven-ient Main Street location, Cor-inth. $600/mo. + utilities. Call 683-4980.
ROOM WITH EFFICIENCYFirst floor, Cohoes. $400/mo. Call Dominick 495-6449
ROOMMATE Clifton ParkRent free, shared home with private room. Cable, hi speed internet, laundry facilities, off street parking. Disabled man, seeks strong male assistant, (lifting) at BEDTIME,(11:30 pm- 5 nights) Must 18 or older. Refs . 371-7456
DONʼT RENT. New 3BR dou-ble wide. Own for $700/mo. lot rent incl. Ballston Spa. Hoffman Homes. 884-8383 WanttoLivehere.com
LUZERNE RENTALRenovated 3 BR, 1 bath, lg. mobile home. Washer/ dryer incl. $800 monthly. 955-6745
GNSVT/SGF Schools, Eng-lish Village 2BR town homes, w/d hkup + amenities. Pet friendly. Starting at $710. Mon.-Fri. 9-5 & by appt. 518- 793-8875 Holiday specials!
LUZERNE 1 BR. Yard, newly renovated. $600+ util. 1 mo. sec. No pets, no smokers. 696-4833, 423-3200
APT. FOR RENT: Very nice private 1BR in Gansevoort, util. incl., no pets, no smok-ing. $750/mo. 796-3870
CLIFTON PK HALFMOON AREA.Quiet area. 3 BR, 1 ba, lrg LR, fireplace, eat in kitchen. Modern. Large deck/ yard. Must see. $1200+ util. includes garbage pickup. Some pets OK. 788-3042
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CORINTH: Sunny, spacious, 2BR, renovated kit. & bath, 1st floor, porch, yard, $800/mo. Incl. hot water.No smokers/pets. 654-2048
HOUSE FOR RENTCorinth 3 BR/ 2 bath farm-house. W/D hkup, wood/ pro-pane heat, 1 acre yard. No pets/ smoking. $975/ mo. + util. + sec. Call 654-9706 and leave message.
VILLAGE OF STILLWATERCute house on nice lot. 3 BR, 2 ba.(updated in 2005) Full bʼment. NS, small pets w/ re-strictions. $1200+. 306-9646
CORINTH 1 BR APT.No smoking, no pets. Must have ref. $575/mo. + utilities. 222-8828
MECHANICVILLE: Beautiful, lg. 2BR, cherry kit., w/d hookup, 1st flr. $775 + util. Sec., lease. 664-7779
DONʼT RENT. OWN FOR $564/mo. New 2BR, 2 bath manufactured home. Sara-toga Springs and Ballston Spa area. Hoffman Homes. 884-8383 WanttoLivehere.com
ADULT COMMUNITYMinimum 55 years old. Mohican Hill Apts. Ballston Spa. Spacious 1 BR walk-in closets, storage, $700./ $725. Washer, dryer hookups. Low heat costs. No pets.885-4232
SMALL HOUSE/GARAGE, workshop. Wilton, 1.5BR, 1.5 acres, quiet setting. Ideal for mature couple. Non-smoker. $750+ 242-9275
ROUND LAKE - Exit 111 BR. $150 - $200/ week. Utilities, cable, phone, laun-dry. Call Wini 413-335-6690
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DONʼT RENT. OWN FOR $564/mo. New 2BR, 2 bath manufactured home. Sara-toga Springs and Ballston Spa area. Hoffman Homes. 884-8383 WanttoLivehere.com
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MOTIVATED SELLER!5 Cresent City MHP. 2008 3 BR, 2 ba. SW. $47,900.Pinnacle Realty 728-8457
BEAUTIFUL, QUIET Mobile Home Park in Milton, mins. away from Saratoga, single & doublewide lots available. First 2 mos. free! Call Ray 376-6147. Also, new model homes for sale at wholesale prices. Call Mike 335-7949.
1947 BOY SCOUT CAMP5 acre lake property. $129,900. 7 new lake proper-ties. www.LandFirstNY.com1-888-683-2626
MY WIFE AND I are looking for a tired, even run down, house to buy to fix up. Call Fred at 577-6558
TOWN OF STILLWATERCharming 2 story home. 3 BR 2 ba. Totally updated in 2005. Full bʼment. Enclosed heated front porch. Landscaped lot. $184,900. 306-9646
ON TWIN PONDS w/34 acres $39,995. Beautiful woods w/large wildlife ponds full of ducks, geese & deer. Minutes to Syracuse, Salmon River, Oneida Lake. Call 1-800-229-7843. Financing available. Or visit www.landandcamps.com
Priced reduced to $18,800! 25 Jacob Dr. Spring Brook MHP. 1992 2 BR, 1 ba. SW. Pinnacle Realty 728-8457
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