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President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Secretary

Stacy Simmons Catherine Spaneas Michelle Burlingame Christine Kernochan Sandy Hassfurter

Brookside Nursery Saratoga Bridges Burlingame Orthodontics Ballston Spa National Bank Berkshire Hathaway Home Services

June 2016

Ellen Mottola, Editor [email protected] Mottola, Editor [email protected] Mottola, Editor [email protected] Mottola, Editor [email protected]

The Ballston Spa Farmers’ Market is a summer tradition in Wiswall

Park which has been sponsored by the Ballston Spa Business and Profes-sional Association since 2003. A variety of vendors selling agricultural products, baked goods, prepared foods, and handcrafted items attend the market, which will be held twice a week from June 9 through October 8. Market days are Thursdays from 3 to 6 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to noon. June is a great time to purchase hanging baskets, perennial and annual plants, as well as the first fruits and vegetables of the season.

From June 23 through August 25, the Thursday markets are followed by the popular Concerts in the Park series from 6 to 8 pm. The Saturday markets feature live music in the gazebo by local musicians. The farmers’ market has partnered with several organizations to provide children’s activities on most Saturday mornings. Thursday markets will have a nutrition intern from Cornell Cooperative Extension offering prod-uct sampling and recipe suggestions. Both market days have very knowledgeable Master Gardeners on hand to assist with any gardening questions.

Returning vendors participating in this year’s market include Ballston Greens, Dazzle Spa Crafts, Santa’s Attic and Mrs. Claus’ Kitchen, Ropitzky Family Farm, Paper Dragon Farm, My Other Garden, Car-penter Landscaping and Farm, Galway Rock Vineyard and Winery, Vienna Hill Farm, Bulldog Farms Green-houses, Mack Brin Farms, Dancing Rabbit Farms, Van Arnum Greenhouses, Goode Farm, Bake Naturals, CT Farms and Country Made Crafts. Gramma Lee’s will also be returning this year. Front Street Deli salad dressings will once again be available at the market and Excelsior Therapeutics will have chair massage. New vendors excited to join the market this year are Ballston Garden, Yankee Distillers, Kathy –Creates, and AMC Jewelry.

Admission to the market, music, and activities are all offered to the community at no cost. For updates on what is new at the market throughout the season and weekly contests please like our Facebook page. A listing of vendors, musicians and activities can be found on the website ballstonspafarmersmarket.com .

Cyndi Pastore

Ballston Spa Farmers’ Market Chair

June 2016

Member ItemsMember ItemsMember Items

From Our Members and Neighbors

Thank you to the following members for their support for Adopt A Plot through their donations: Ballston Spa National Bank, Front Street Deli, George T. Farnum. Your generosity helps Ballston Spa “bloom”!

Ballston Spa United Methodist Church’s free monthly lunch is on Saturday, June 25 from 11:30 am-1 pm.

Ballston Spa Elks Lodge's All You Can Eat Breakfast is June 12 from 8-11 am. Adults $7, Seniors (60 plus) $6, Children (4-10) $5.

Community Emergency Corps News: We would like to announce that we have started our 2016 Fund Drive. You should have received or soon will receive our letter explain-ing some of the programs we are

looking to implement and a request for donations to our agency. We ac-cept contributions in any amount and, since we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your contri-bution may be tax deductible. Thank you all for your continued support. Excelsior Therapeutic Massage is now offering facials and waxings. To make an appointment, call Kendra Heeney at 423-9589.

The Ballston Spa Village Ceme-tery is looking for volunteers to help with several projects in the village cemetery, including gravestone cleaning, fence painting, brush trim-ming, raking and records and map updating. They are especially in need of help to document the ‘Old Catholic Cemetery’ section. Most of these gravestone are extremely old, soiled and nearly impossible to read. They would like to include these re-

cords of village ancestors as part of the entire cemetery. Volunteer days are June 14 and 25, from 9 am-noon. Wear work clothes and bring rakes and clippers if you are interested in yard work. Supplies for painting and gravestone cleaning will be provided. Contact them on their website, ballstonspacemetery.org or simply stop by on one of the two days.

The following BSHS seniors were recipients of two BSBPA-sponsored scholarships: Amy Valentine re-ceived the $500 BSBPA Scholarship and Abbey Mayer received the $50 Sally and Mark Monaco Memorial Scholarship. Congratulations to them and the entire Ballston Spa High School Class of 2016!

Graduation and College News: An-gelo Damiano, son of Dominick & Emily Damiano (Saratoga

Renewing members this month: Absolute Hydroseeding, LLC; The Adirondack Trust Company; Ballston Chiropractic Office; Ballston Spa National Bank; Berkshire Hathaway Homes Services/Sandy Hassfurter; Canty Financial Management, Inc.; Chamber of Southern Saratoga County; CLP Design Studio; Cole’s Collision Center; Front Street Deli; George T. Farnum, Architect; Goode Farm; HMS Agency, Inc.; John Cromie, Attorney; L&C Intercable; North Country Printing; O’Brien Pharmacy; Pompa Bros., Inc.; Sacred Journey Ceramics; Saratoga County Chamber; Sneeringer, Monahan, Provost, Redgrave Title; Sunmark Federal Credit Union; Sunset Café; Team Howard; Trustco Bank; Van Ar-num Greenhouses; Grace Community Chapel; National Bottle Museum; NorthStar Church; Dan & Jilly Sansone; . Thank you for your continued support!

Welcome to

Our

New Members

Kathy-Creates

Katherine Height

415 Northern Pines Road

Gansevoort, NY 12831

518 779-4680

2016 Famers’ Market Vendor

Name Bubbles, LLC/

Science Street Labs, Inc.

Sean Rigney

33 Science Street

Ballston Spa, NY

518 406-5460

Namebubbles.com

BSBPA Members: Do you have upcoming events or news that you would like to share in our next issue? Contact Ellen Mottola, [email protected], 885-2772 (phone or fax) or mail to BSBPA, PO Box 386, Ballston Spa, NY 12020. The deadline for the July 2016 issue is

June 27, 2016. Promptness is always appreciated, questions answered with a smile!

Member ItemsMember ItemsMember Items Cookie Company) has received Syracuse University’s prestigious Stu-dent Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the Martin J Whitman School of Management. He recently competed in the Panasci Business Plan Compe-tition at Syracuse University and tied for first place winning $12,500 to-wards his start-up business Power-Spike. He was also awarded $3,500 as a semi-finalist in the New York State Business Plan Competition and finished second place in the Informa-tion Technology/Software category winning an additional $5,000. His website is power-spike.com. Mi-chael Coffey, Jr. has graduated from St. John Fisher College with a bachelor's degree in Marketing. He is the son of Michael Coffey and Tina Mangino Coffey (Mangino Chevrolet). Megan Mottola has graduated with honors from the Uni-versity of New Hampshire, with a bachelor's degree in Occupational Science. She will start graduate school in the fall to complete her master's degree in Occupation Ther-apy. Megan is the daughter of Ellen and Bill Mottola. Cece Carsky-Bush, daughter of Christine Car-sky (DeGraff, Foy & Kunz, LLP) has graduated from Hobart and Wil-liam Smith College. First Presbyterian Church's Lit-tle Angels Nursery School cele-brated its 25th year of serving fami-lies and children on May 22 with a service and reception. School alumni and friends were invited to attend. Join in celebrating Eagle Matt Lee Fire Company # 1's 200th Anni-versary on June 25 with a parade that will step off at 11:30am starting at north end of the village down Milton Ave. to Front St. and across and up Fairground Ave. to County Fair-grounds, where the celebration will continue. See page 9 for more info.

BSBPA resident member Jilly San-sone, a certified yoga instructor and occupational therapist, will be offer-ing 45 minute Kids' Yoga in the Park sessions in Congress Park in Saratoga Springs, for ages 5-10 years old. Kids will learn fun and relaxing breathing exercises, yoga poses to stretch and strengthen and fun games and relaxa-tion. Dates are June 28, 30, July 5,7,12,19,21,26,28 and August 2,4,9,11. Cost is $5 per session, pre-registration recommended, limited to 10 spots. Contact Jilly at 518 424-8377 or [email protected]. Quite a big change on the corner of Church Ave. (Route 50) and Thomas Ave., as the new and improved Stew-art's Shop has opened. Local trivia: this spot was the location of the very first Stewart's Shop. Looking forward to getting a Stewart's ice cream cone there in the near future! The Adirondack Trust Company has promoted Lucile Lucas to Senior Vice President—Customer Experience/Lending. In her new role, Ms. Lucas will continue her work with account manage-ment in the Commercial Lending De-partment, while also championing new initiatives, specifically designed to enhance the overall experience cus-tomers have with the bank.

Nancy Koval has been named senior mortgage loan officer at Ballston Spa National Bank. In this position, Koval is responsible for working with new and existing customers to originate residential mortgage loan products while maximizing customer relation-ships and enhancing the customer experience.

Brittany Linden-mayer has been named Relationship Manager at Ballston Spa National Bank. Ms. Lindenmayer will be responsible for pro-viding financial solutions to custom-ers and for maintaining the daily op-erations of the bank’s Greenfield Center and Wilton branch offices. In other news, Ballston Spa National Bank branch offices will be collecting worn American flags through June 17. The public may bring worn, tat-tered or faded flags to any of the bank’s 11 branch locations. BSNB Volunteers In Action members will ensure collected flags are delivered to a local American Legion where they will be properly retired. Cull Staffing is seeking a part time administrative support/marketing assistant. Ideal candidate is well versed in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel. The perfect candidate is detail oriented, extremely organized, ex-perienced in Mail Chimp or Constant Contact and WordPress. Duties will include: tracking job postings online, sending marketing material, entering business contacts into data-base, lead generation phone calls, filing, and general office work. Much of the work can be done remotely. Please send cover letter and resume to [email protected].

The Whistling Kettle was named Best Lunch Spot for 2016 in Capital Region Living’s “Bestie Awards”. Congratulations to Kevin and Meahgan Borowsky who have made the tearoom one of B Spa’s most famous and well regarded eateries!

Ballston Spa Business & Professional Association

June 2016

The next BSBPA

Board of Directors Meeting

will be held

Monday, June 20, 6:30 pm

at Brookside Museum,

6 Charlton Street

You are welcome to attend.

Upcoming Networking Breakfasts

Tuesday, June 21,7:30-8:30 am

Curtis Lumber, Route 67

Tuesday, July 19, 7:30-8:30 am

Cole's Collision Center,

2026 Doubleday Avenue (Route 50)

$5 with RSVP, $10 walk-in

RSVP to [email protected] or 885-2772

Member ItemsMember ItemsMember Items The popular Ballston Area Sen-iors Pickins’ Session will be held on Wednesday, June 8, from 7-9:30 pm at the Milton Community Center, 310 Northline Road. Enjoy and take part in extemporaneous musical jamming by local talented musicians. Bring finger food to share. Admis-sion is free, open to the public, and there is ample free parking.

Congratu-lations to Carl Kerno-chan for earning his Eagle Scout Award. Carl, the son of BSBPA Board treasurer Christine Kerno-chan and her husband George, is a member of Troop 1, sponsored by Ballston Spa United Methodist Church. His project was installing a sign/informational kiosk in the Woods Hollow Nature Preserve. Carl's brother George, is also an Eagle Scout.

At the recent District 7190 Rotary Conference in Lake Placid, Ballston Spa Rotary Club was honored as District Rotary Club of the Year and one of its members, Assistant Gover-nor Doug Ford, was awarded the

District Rotarian of the Year. He is well deserving of this award for his continued selfless support to the principles of Rotary and his dedica-tion to our community. Thanks go to all members for pulling together and upholding the Rotary Motto of "Service Above Self".

Prolific Marketing recently cele-brated 5 years in business as family, friends and clients gath-ered for a BBQ at its office located on Washing-ton Street’s “Art Alley”.

The National Bottle Museum is one of more than 2,000 museums across America to offer free admis-sion to military personnel and their families this summer. Blue Star Mu-seums is a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and more than 2,000 museums across America to offer free admission to the nation’s active duty military personnel including National Guard and Reserve and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day 2016.

Ballston Spa Central School District Events – June 2016 6/1-Board of Education Meeting, HS Library, BSHS Student Recognition, 7 pm 6-Gordon Creek Elementary School 5th Grade Artist in Residency Per-formance, 6:30 pm 6/3-To Malta and Beyond Multicul-tural Night, Malta Ave. Elementary School, 4:30-7pm 6/7-Middle School Spring Concert, 6th Grade, HS Auditorium, 7:00 pm 6/8 -Clean Tech ECHS Graduation and Spring Expo, 11th & 12th Grades, TEC-SMART in Malta, 8:30 am 6/9-Wood Road Elementary School Spring Concert, 7:00 pm 6/15-Board of Education Meeting, HS Library, Retiree Recognition Ceremony 6:30 pm 6/18-Senior Prom, Gideon Putnam, 8pm & followed by After Prom event at the High School 6/22-Ballston Spa High School Graduation, SPAC, 4pm 6/23-Last of classes for the school year – summer recess begins Starting July 2016, The First Bap-tist Church of Ballston Spa Christ's Cupboard Food Pantry will be open only on Thursdays 4:30-6:30pm. They will no longer be open on Tuesdays, 10am-noon.

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Marketing News: Marketing News: Marketing News: Marketing News: The weather is warming up and people are filling the sidewalks—and your businesses. The Directory Boards Directory Boards Directory Boards Directory Boards located throughout the Village help visitors identify where to shop, what services are available, and where to eat. Watch your inbox for the Directory Board Adver-tising Notice. Space is limited! Display ads: Display ads: Display ads: Display ads: Our two page spread in the

Spring/Summer issue of Southern Saratoga Magazine Southern Saratoga Magazine Southern Saratoga Magazine Southern Saratoga Magazine includes a fea-ture article on some of the joys of summer in our village: shopping, eat-ing, exploring history and outdoor fun. Upcoming—Proctor’s Playbill and SPAC program ads.

Map Guides Are In!Map Guides Are In!Map Guides Are In!Map Guides Are In!

The 2016 Ballston Spa Map and Visitor Guides are here and we have 10,000 ready to be distributed. If you would like to If you would like to If you would like to If you would like to have a supply at your business for your customers, please contact Ellen at [email protected] or 885have a supply at your business for your customers, please contact Ellen at [email protected] or 885have a supply at your business for your customers, please contact Ellen at [email protected] or 885have a supply at your business for your customers, please contact Ellen at [email protected] or 885----2772 with the amount 2772 with the amount 2772 with the amount 2772 with the amount you’d like and we’ll be sure to have someone drop them off. you’d like and we’ll be sure to have someone drop them off. you’d like and we’ll be sure to have someone drop them off. you’d like and we’ll be sure to have someone drop them off. This is a great guide to Ballston Spa, including a complete mem-ber directory of all BSBPA member businesses and community organizations (as of print date of May 1, 2016), a schedule of events, a downtown map and points of interest. Besides our local businesses, the map guides are placed in high-traffic ar-eas, such as Saratoga Visitor’s Center, Northway Exit 9 Rest Area, Albany Int’l Airport, Amtrak stations in Albany, Schenectady and Saratoga, plus hotels from Exit 9 to Exit 15. They are also used in real estate relocation packets and available to incom-ing personnel to companies like Global Foundries. Thank you once again to our map guide ad buyers for their support—map guides will be delivered to you automatically. Your business ad will now be seen by thousands of folks over the next year!

May First Friday—Student Art Displays

The First Friday Committee would like to send a sincere thank you to the local businesses and students, par-ents and teachers of all the schools that participated in May First Friday’s Ballston Spa Student Art Show. Congratulations to BSHS AP Art Student Seniors Malena Groves and Amelia Appell who were the recipients of this year’s annual Front Street Art Festival Scholarships. We wish them luck in their future endeavors! Thank you to all the local businesses and community members who donated to Strolling Village Artisans’ scholarship fund to make these awards possible.


2016-17 Officers

Stacy Simmons, President (Brookside Nursery) [email protected]

Catherine Spaneas, Vice President (Saratoga Bridges) [email protected]

Michelle Burlingame, Vice President (Burlingame Orthodontics) [email protected]

Sandy Hassfurter (Berkshire Hathaway Home Services/Blake Realtor) [email protected]

Christine Kernochan, Treasurer (Ballston Spa National Bank) [email protected]

2016-17 Board of Directors

Jere Blackwelder (Resident) [email protected]

Donna Dardaris (Resident) [email protected]

Dominic Garrant (Edward Jones Investments) [email protected]

Debi Gustafson (Ye Olde Wishin’ Shoppe), [email protected]

Kathi Leigh (Ballston Area Community Center), [email protected]

Jennifer Martin (Double M Haunted Hayrides) [email protected]

Kelly Ostrander (Trustco Bank) [email protected]

Lisa Rice (Bouchey & Clark Benefits) [email protected]

Joe Russell, (Saratoga County Chamber) [email protected]

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Garage Sale Weekend

June 11-12

A reminder to those who want to have their garage sale event location included with the compiled listing to be available online at ballston.org and promoted on our

Facebook page—call or email Ellen at 885-2772 or [email protected] no later than Friday, June 3. You do

not need to be a BSBPA member to be listed. People will be out there looking for sales—let them know where you

are! Only location and days/hours are listed.

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on both farmers’ market days. on both farmers’ market days. on both farmers’ market days. on both farmers’ market days. We are happy to display We are happy to display We are happy to display We are happy to display

your promotional material for visitors and residents to your promotional material for visitors and residents to your promotional material for visitors and residents to your promotional material for visitors and residents to

pick up. We welcome brochures, sample menus, rack pick up. We welcome brochures, sample menus, rack pick up. We welcome brochures, sample menus, rack pick up. We welcome brochures, sample menus, rack

cards, business cards, flyers, etc. This cards, business cards, flyers, etc. This cards, business cards, flyers, etc. This cards, business cards, flyers, etc. This is one of the bene-is one of the bene-is one of the bene-is one of the bene-

fits of your BSBPA membership, so please do take advan-fits of your BSBPA membership, so please do take advan-fits of your BSBPA membership, so please do take advan-fits of your BSBPA membership, so please do take advan-

tage of it! Contact Ellen at the BSBPA office to arrange to tage of it! Contact Ellen at the BSBPA office to arrange to tage of it! Contact Ellen at the BSBPA office to arrange to tage of it! Contact Ellen at the BSBPA office to arrange to

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BSBPA Board News: BSBPA Secretary Sandy Hassfurter (Berkshire Hathaway Home Services/Blake Realtor) has been named Ambassador of the Year by the Chamber of Southern Sara-toga County. Sandy was recognized for representing the chamber "with the utmost dig-nity, professionalism and esteem. Her cheerful demeanor is ideal in providing hospitality at events and ensuring all guests feel welcomed and valued". Sandy is the BSBPA's chair of Networking Breakfasts/Mixers and Ribbon Cuttings, so we can certainly attest to that very fact. We are so lucky to have Sandy on our team as well!

Work-Based Learning Program—Partners Wanted!

Ballston Spa High School offers students the opportu-

nity to earn a certificate in workplace readiness through the

Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program. WBL provides students

with hands-on opportunities that develop employability skills in

real world settings so that they are prepared to enter the work-

force upon graduation.

WBL Program Coordinator Sharon Poole is looking to

partner with real employers willing to provide real work experi-

ences during which students can learn and practice their work

skills. WBL benefits students by giving them an environment to

apply classroom learning to the workplace, allow for career ex-

ploration, increase motivation to stay in school, increase techni-

cal skills, promote positive work habits, understand workplace

expectations and enhance general workplace competencies such

as communication, teamwork, time management, work ethic,

initiative and project planning. WBL also establishes a connec-

tion between professionals and educators, fostering positive

relationships between school and business communities, while

giving essential work skills training to prospective workers.

Students are supervised by a trained Job Coach or coor-

dinator and are covered by BSCSD liability Insurance.

Please consider becoming a partner in WBL. Contact Sharon

Poole ([email protected], 518 470-3872) to arrange for a per-

sonal presentation and see how your business can participate.

Details on the First Friday page at Ballston.orgDetails on the First Friday page at Ballston.orgDetails on the First Friday page at Ballston.orgDetails on the First Friday page at Ballston.org

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Ballston Spa Village Pool

Ralph Street

Registration weekend for swim lessons

is June 18 and 19, from 9am-noon

At the pool on Ralph Street

Lessons: $45 (includes daily pass)

Lessons run June 27-August 5

Registration and info on lesson times is available IN PERSON ONLY and open to Ballston Spa School Dist. Residents only

Pre-season hours (weather permitting)

June 11- June 26, M-F 3:30-7pm, Sat & Sun. 11am-7pm

Regular Season Hours

June 27- Labor Day Weekend

Monday - Friday 1-8 pm

Saturday and Sunday 12-7 pm

Season Passes:

$45 Individual pass

$140 family pass, immediate family members only

Daily Entry: $2

Pool is open to residents in the Ballston Spa School District

Please note: Children under 12 years old

cannot be left at the pool unsupervised.

JUNE 3

Save the Date!

The Ballston Spa Business & Profes-sional Association and the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce proudly present a joint network-ing mixer, Wednesday, July 6, 5:30-7 pm at Russo's Bar & Grill, 15 Prospect St. Ballston Spa. Cost: $10 per person. Pre-paid registration will be avail-able soon at saratoga.org or RSVP to [email protected].

Russo's "A family tradition since 1920, Russo’s legacy is founded on authentic Italian food, family, and

good times."

Love Your Community and Love Your Community and Love Your Community and

Shop Local!Shop Local!Shop Local!

“Inside Out” Movie Scavenger Hunt!“Inside Out” Movie Scavenger Hunt!“Inside Out” Movie Scavenger Hunt!

June 2016






Ballston Spa Annual Family Fun Day

Sunday, June 26, 3-10 pm

Saratoga County Fairgrounds

Free Activities

Bouncy Bounce, Carnival Rides, Contests

Music & Dancing

Food and Refreshments

Fireworks at 9:30 pm

Sponsored by the Village of Ballston Spa

and the Town of Milton

P.O. Box 386

Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Calendar of EventsCalendar of EventsCalendar of Events June 3 First Friday, 6-9 pm, downtown Ballston Spa featuring shop Local/Movie Scavenger Hunt,

Ballston Community Band performance in Wiswall Park

Free Outdoor Movie in the Park, “Inside Out”, 8:30, Wiswall Park (rain date June4)

June 4 Ride for Gateway House Hospice, 11 am, The Factory

June 5 Antique Bottle Show & Sale, 9-2:30, Saratoga County Fairgrounds

June 8 Ballston Area Seniors Pickin’ Session, 7-9:30 pm, Milton Community Center

June 9, 16, 23, 30 Ballston Spa Farmers’ Market, 3-6 pm, Wiswall Park

June 11, 18, 25 Ballston Spa Farmers’ Market, 9 am-12 pm, Wiswall Park

June 11-12 Ballston Spa Village Wide Garage Sale Weekend, neighborhoods in around B Spa

June 12 All You Can Eat Breakfast, 8-11 am, Ballston Spa Elks Lodge

June 20 BSBPA Board of Directors Meeting, 6:30 pm, Brookside Museum

June 21 Networking Breakfast, 7:30-8:30 am, Curtis Lumber

June 23 Free Concert in the Park, 6-8 pm, Wiswall Park, featuring Big Fez & The Surfmatics

June 25 Eagle Matt Lee Fire Company 200th Anniversary Celebration, starting with 11:30 parade

Free Lunch, 11:30 am-1 pm, Ballston Spa United Methodist Church

June 26 Ballston Spa Hidden Garden Tour, 11 am-4 pm, Village locations

Family Fun Day, 3-10 pm, Saratoga County Fairgrounds

June 30 Free Concert in the Park, 6-8 pm, Wiswall Park, featuring Ballston Spa Community Band

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