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STILLWATER - The race track in Saratoga Springs may be quiet on Tues-days, but Saratoga Battlefi eld will be alive with music. Friends of Saratoga Battlefi eld will sponsor four free lunchtime concerts at 12 noon at Sara-toga National Historical Park’s visitor center. Bring a lunch and listen to a diff erent program each week: folk, traditional and martial music. August 26: Fort Ticonderoga Fife and Drum Corps. This series is sponsored in part by the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and the NYS Canal Corpo-ration. Saratoga National Historical Park off ers a wide variety of programs throughout the year. For further information about this and other activi-ties please contact the park at (518) 670-2985, check the park website at www.nps.gov/sara follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sarato-ganhp or check our Twitter feed www.twitter.com/saratoganhp

GOLF TOURNAMENT, SILENT AUCTIONWARRENSBURG - On August 23, 2014 Cornell Cooperative Extension will be holding its 5th Annual Golf Tournament and Silent Auction at Cronin’s Golf Resort in Warrensburg, NY. All proceeds from this benefi t will be used to help fi nancially support Cornell Cooperative Extension’s educational programs. A donation of $85 per person includes: green fees, cart, chicken barbecue, goodie bag, awards and prizes. The tournament will begin with registration at 9:15 a.m., followed by a shotgun start at 10 a.m. The tourna-ment format is a 4-person scramble. Individual players are welcome and will be placed within a team. Pre-registration for tournament and barbe-cue is required by contacting Amy Sabattis at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.

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GLENS FALLS - August 26 from 4 to 6 pm - Join us as we showcase various non-profi t organizations looking for passionate people who want to make a diff erence in the community. This event will provide the chance to explore opportunities and talk with non-profi t repre-sentatives in a casual atmo-sphere. This event is for you if you are thinking about vol-unteering and for those who are already volunteering but want to see what other opportunities are available. Program will be held at The Glens Falls Home, 79 Warren Street, Glens Falls. Call today to reserve your spot (518) 793-1494.

SENIOR CITIZEN SOFTBALLMOREAU - The Moreau Seniors are again hosting a SENIORS’ SOFTBALL “Leisure League” for ages 55 - 90. This non-competitive co-ed league is led by Bob Bogdan, longtime baseball coach at South High.

They will play Tuesday mornings at 10 AM at Moreau Rec. Park. All levels of skill are invited. Call the Center at 792-6007 to sign up or for more information.

DAV MOBILE SERVICE OFFICE RETURNS TO QUEENSBURY

SARATOGA SPRINGS - Housed in a fl eet of well equipped “of-fi ces on wheels” Disabled American Veterans Mobile Service Offi ces (MSOs) travel to smaller towns and rural communi-ties across the country to counsel and assist veterans to edu-cate veterans and their families on the benefi ts and services available to them in thanks for their service. DAV National Service Offi cer (NSO) William Gibney will bring the MSO to Queensbury on Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6196, 32 Luzerne Road, Queensbury. Assisted by members of DAV Marcelle-Nolan Chapter 158, NSO Gibney will be providing support to veterans developing, fi ling and winning claims for benefi ts administered under federal, state and local laws. He will also counsel and assist with the development of evidence, com-pletion of required applications and prosecution of claims, bringing benefi t and services education to veterans and their families where they live.

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THE HEALTH, HISTORY, & HORSESSARATOGA SPRINGS - Presented by Ladies of Char-ity, Saratoga Vicariate to support our community charity programs in Saratoga , Washington and Warren Counties. Thursday, August 21, 2014, 6:00-9:00pm. Longfellow’s Restaurant, 500 Union Ave, Saratoga Springs. Complimentary Beer & Wine

the 1st hour, Live Music, Hot and cold food stations, Silent Auction & 4 Seasons Basket Raffl e. Cost: $60.00 per person payable to Ladies of Charity. Tickets: www.ladiesofchari-tysaratoga.com. Contact Carol at 518-584-7496, 19 Alydar Ct. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. Attire: Summer Festive.

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FREE EVENING PROGRAMS AT THE ADIRONDACK FOLK SCHOOL

LAKE LUZERNE - Join us at the Adiron-dack Folk School for free evening pro-grams throughout the summer! Come be entertained at the Folk School while you listen to stories about Solo-mon Northup, watch a raptor presen-tation, learn about Native American History and Culture, and so much more. All programs are free, but do-

nations are welcome. Programs start at 7:00 PM and end at 8:30 PM unless otherwise noted. • August 23, 2014: A Night of Music with Dan Berggren • August 30, 2014: - Night Hike - The Adirondack Folk School teaches the traditional arts, crafts, and culture of the Adirondacks in a  hands-on, non-competitive learning environment. Visit the Adirondack Folk School online at www.adirondackfolkschool.org, on Face-book at www.facebook.com/AdirondackFolkSchool, or call the school for more information at 518-696-2400.

CALLING ALL POTTERSLAKE LUZERNE - The Adirondack Folk School is seeking dona-tions of hand-made soup bowls from area potters that will be sold as part of our 5th annual Bountiful Bowl Benefit. AFS will be accepting donations of bowls now through August 22. This benefit is scheduled for Sunday, August 31, from noon to 3 PM at the Folk School located in Lake Luzerne, NY. A portion of the proceeds from the event will be shared with the Max-field Community Food Pantry. For more information about donating bowls or the event, please call the Folk School at 518-696-2400.

BAKED CHICKEN / SWISS STEAK DINNER

SARATOGA SPRINGS - Saratoga/Wilton Elks Lodge #161, 1 Elks Lane, Rt. 9, Saratoga Springs. Toss Salad, Baked Chicken, Swiss Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Rolls & Butter, Coffee and Tea. Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 4:30-7:00pm. Donation requested: Adults $10.00; Seniors and Mili-tary (Active/Retired with ID Card) $9.00; Children 5-12 $6.00; Under 5 Free. Takeouts $10.00. Cash Bar Available.

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REUNIONGLENVILLE - The class of 1974 is celebrating its re-union on August 30th at the Water’s edge Lighthouse Ter-race Restaurant, 2 Freemans Bridge Rd, Glenville at 6pm. Cost:$40.00 per person. Checks should be made out to Kathy Hoskinson and mail to 207 Mohawk Ave, Suite 1A,Scotia, NY 12302. Any questions please call Kim Dunster Gatta at 518-280-3984.

JOY OF WRITING

GLENS FALLS - Joy of Writing Aspiring Writers and Poets. Come together, write and share with us in a support-ive environment. No need to publish, but we will write. All levels of experience wel-come! Free ($1 for rent). Join us monthly at our first Thursday morning writers group. The next meeting is Thursday September 4 from 10am to noon at LARAC in Glens Falls. For information call Kim at 793-1940 or keu-ka79@juno.com or see www.gfwriters.com. The next ses-sion is Thursday October 2.

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MONT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL 50TH CLASS REUNION

CAPITAL DISTRICT - The Mount Pleasant Class of 1964 will hold it’s 50th reunion: A weekend of fun starting Friday Oct. 3rd with an informal mixer at Briar Creek Restaurant, Princetown, NY, and on Sat Oct 4th a Dinner Dance at Mallozzi’s, Curry Rd. Sch’dy. There will also be a golf outing on Sat. For more infor-mation or to make a reservation visit our reunion website at www.mphs64reunion.net or call 518-356-0780 by Sept. 4th.

SHAKER HIGH SCHOOL 50TH REUNION

CAPITAL DISTRICT - Coming soon!! September 5-7, 2014. Don’t miss it! The 50th Reunion Committee has located more than 150 classmates. Still looking for the other 130 to share details of our upcoming celebration. If that’s you, please send your contact information to shaker64reunion@gmail.com. Evening events will be held at the Holiday Inn Express in Latham, NY, where there is a reduced room rate for those staying at the hotel. Lots of special sur prises. Something for everyone. Plan to be there.

SARATOGA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TEEN DANCE

SARATOGA SPRINGS - The Saratoga Knights of Columbus (50 Pine Road) is hosting their first monthly Teen Dance of the 2014-2015 school year on September 5th, 2014. The dance is open to all students in 5th - 7th grade and costs $8. The dance will run from 6:45pm until 9:30pm and all students must be picked up by an adult at the door. The dance is well chaperoned by members of the Knights of Columbus and food and drinks will be available for purchase at low cost. A safe and fun night for the kids!

4-H BOTTLE DRIVEWARREN CO. - The Warren County 4-H Youth Development program will be conducting a bottle drive to donate to the Think Pink – Live Green 4-H Fundraiser. 4-H Educator, John Bowe, volunteered to “Go Pink” for a cause! He has chal-lenged the 4-Hers to the following: if they reach $500 he will wear a bright pink shirt for a month, if they raise a $1000 he will color his hair and goatee pink, and if they raise $2500 he will have his hair cut in a Mohawk and dye it pink for a month. All funds raised will be split between Warren County 4-H and a youth cancer program. All clean bottles and cans can be dropped off Monday – Saturday between 8am and 5pm at the Direct Deposit Bottle Redemption Center 3746 Main Street, Warrensburg and let the attendant know that the money goes to Warren County 4-H. Please leave all caps off and place glass in boxes. Every nickel counts and will help us get closer to our goal of raising $2,500. For more informa-tion contact Cornell Cooperative Extension at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.

COLLECTING SCHOOL SUPPLIESHADLEY/LUZERNE - The Hadley-Luzerne Lions Club is collecting school supplies for children in need in our area. A drop box is located at the Luzerne branch of the Glens Falls National Bank. We will also collect supplies at the Lions annual Duck Race on August 30th. The drive will end at the end of September.

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THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS WELCOME YOU BACK!

SARATOGA SPRINGS - The Catholic Daughters of the Ameri-cas, Court McLaughlin #422, will resume their monthly meet-ings after taking a summer break on Tuesday, September 2, 2014. The Daughters will gather @ 6:00pm with the meeting beginning @ 6:30pm. Everyone is encouraged to bring a dish to share to this “Welcome Back Potluck Supper”. The meeting will be held at the Knights of Columbus, 50 Pine Road, Sara-toga Springs, NY. New members are always welcome to come and find out what the Catholic Daughters are all about. For questions or further information contact Regent Anne Sen-ecal @ 885-0663 or Vice-Regent Aileen Thomas @ 583-2905.

STILLWATER ALUMNI REUNIONCAPITAL DISTRICT - The class of 1964 will host the Stillwater Central School District Alumni Reunion set for Sept. 20th at The Fairways of Halfmoon, 17 Johnson Road, Mechanicville, NY. The reunion begins with a cocktail reception and cash bar from 5-6 followed by dinner. Information regarding cost etc. and the reservation forms are available at the School’s web-site: www.scsd.org OR by contact to: Martha Chase Shea at lmshea2@nycap.rr.com or phone 584-8367 OR Judy DeCota Ferris at jdferris@verizon.net or phone 583-0200. We’re hop-ing for a good turn out and are looking forward to sharing a “flood of memories”!! Banquet reservations are due by Sept 1. Now is the time to pass the word, mark your calendars and make your reservations. We look forward to seeing you!

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SARATOGA SPRINGS - Code Blue Saratoga, The Brave Will Foundation, Saratoga Independent School, Yaddo Garden Association, Saratoga County Children’s Committee, Frank-lin Community Center and The National Museum of Dance School of the Arts will benefi t from performances of the mystery thriller THE SOUND OF MURDER at The Arts Center in Saratoga August 21-31. Presented by The Creative Place International (CPI), each performance is assigned to one of the seven charities so that supporters can donate to their fa-vorite charity and enjoy an evening of professional theatre. SOUND OF MURDER box offi ce proceeds will be split 50/50 with each of the charities. Performances are Thursday 8/21 to Saturday 8/23 at 8 pm and Sunday 8/24 at 2 pm. Additional performances are Thursday 8/28 to Saturday 8/30 at 8 pm and Sunday 8/31 at 2 pm. Tickets ($25) at www.brownpap-ertickets.com or 518 584-7780. More information at www.thecreativeplaceinternational.org.

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CAPITAL DISTRICT - If you think your dog is the “best”, then enter their photo online in H.O.P.E.’s “Strut Your Mutt” contest by going to www.hopeanimalrescue.org. Then encourage your friends to vote online for your pooch by September 15. Top 20 vote getters

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ANNUAL SENIOR PICNICSARATOGA CO. - The Saratoga County Offi ce for the Aging is pleased to host the Annual Senior Picnic. This event is for seniors - age 60 and over. It will be held on Thursday, Septem-ber 4, 2014, at the Saratoga County Fairgrounds in Ballston Spa. Lunch will be served at 12 noon. Menu: BBQ Chicken, Po-tato Salad, Cole Slaw, Tomat & Cucumber Salad, Dinner Roll, Strawberry Shortcake, Iced Tea, Lemonade and Coff ee. Musi-cal entertainment will be provided. Tickets can be purchased at The Offi ce for the Aging for $4.00 each. Tickets are required to attend. Please call 884-4100 for details. Please be aware - no pets are allowed on the fairgrounds.

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LAKE LUZERNE - The Adirondack Folk School, a non-profi t school located in Lake Luzerne, NY, is seeking donations of “tools and equipment” and other household items for a giant yard sale that is part of our 5th annual Bountiful Bowl Ben-efi t scheduled for Sunday, August 31, 2014, starting at noon. When cleaning out your garage or attic, please think of do-nating unused or unwanted items to the Folk School. We are looking forward to a big selection for the sale. Larger gifts may qualify as tax deductible. Donations must be submitted by August 22, 2014. Call AFS at 696-2400 for more informa-tion.

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CAPITAL DISTRICT - The class of 1964 Ballston Spa High School 50th reunion committee is looking for classmates who are in-terested in attending a reunion on Sat. Sept. 20, 2014 at the Ballston Spa Country Club. If you have not yet been notifi ed and wish to attend, please call or e-mail Maureen at (518) 587-3280 (MoeJoeHick@aol.com) or Lenny at (518) 490-2312 (lleaper2000@gmail.com.) You may also e-mail us on Face-book at BSHS Class of 1964 with your contact information.

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2. Keep Our Towns Unique: Where we shop, where we eat and where we have fun is what makes our community our home. One-of-a-kind businesses are an integral part of the character of our community. They’re a major reason why we’re here and why tourists visit our area.

3. Enhance Community Well-Being: Locally owned businesses build strong neighborhoods by sustaining communities, linking neighbors and contributing to local causes. Local ownership means that important decisions are made by people who live here and are accountable for their decisions.

4. Encourage Local Character and Prosperity: Business owners are your neighbors, families and friends. Most of them live here, shop here and send their children to school here. This makes them more invested in your community.

5. Keep Dollars in the Local Economy: Put your tax dollars to good use and see them in action. Of every $100 spent in locally owned independent stores, $68 remain in your community through taxes, payroll and other ex-penditures. An increase in local sales tax, means more funding for education, town projects and services, infrastructure and parks and recreation.

6. Sustain the Environment: Utilizing local resources reduces environmental impact by saving time and gas and reducing air and water pollution.

7. Support Your Community Organizations: Non-profi ts receive on average three times greater support from smaller, locally owned businesses than from larger organizations. Non-profi ts are a vital part of your community, improving the quality of life for everyone.

8. Receive Better Customer Service: Locals hire locals, who have a better understanding of the products they are selling and take the time to get to know their customers and their needs.

9. Promote Better Jobs and Wages: Small local businesses are the largest employer nationally and account for the majority of jobs. On average, they provide better wages and benefi ts.

10. Get What You Need: A multitude of small businesses select their own products instead of on a national sales plan, which provides a broad range of product choices that fi ts their local customer’s needs.

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Once you have an idea of what styles you prefer, the next step is to design a plan for the kitchen with all the elements in their proper places. John and Jamie Bergami, owners of the family-run, 40 year-old Homecrest Kitchens in Glenville, say an experienced kitchen designer can help plan an e� cient, workable design that can � t almost any pocketbook. “Everybody has a budget. Sometimes they bring a picture from a magazine, and they say, ‘� is is what I would like,’ but those pic-tures from the magazine can be very high end. And they’re surprised when they get the price of something like that,” Jamie Bergami said. However, he added, there are almost always more reasonable ver-sions of almost any product. � e important thing is to get the design right. “And that’s where we can point them in the right direction,” he said. For example, many people now are looking for granite countertops, which can be very expensive. So to save money, they might be planning to keep their old cabinets and cover them with granite. � is can be a serious mistake. “We’d rather see people spend more on the cabinets and less on the countertop, if it’s not in the budget, because you can always change the top later,” he said. “Once the countertop is on, it’s not easy to change the cabinets,” John Bergami said. “� ere’s a lot of nice laminate colors they’ve made in the last two years that have the look of granite, and they’re more a� ordable,” he said.

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The shorter, cooler days of late August and early September make it the ideal time to make permanent improvements to the condition of our lawn. In fact, turf experts agree that this is the best time of year to start a lawn from seed. If you have a new home that needs a lawn or you have bare areas that need new seed started, get right to it so the seeds will have a chance to sprout and get well established before the ground freezes. While this is the best season to tackle these projects, time is limited.

Starting a lawn from seed is one of the more challenging gardening tasks, mainly because of all the pre-seeding groundwork that should be done.

The fi rst step is to do a quick pH test on the area to see if the soil is acidic. If it is, apply enough pelletized lime to bring the soil back to neutral. The folks at your local garden center can help you fi gure this out. If you ignore this step and start seed in acidic soil, you’ll fi nd that the seeds will sprout nicely but the grass will struggle to survive and establish itself. Since starting a lawn from seed is so labor intensive, don’t ignore this step.

The next step in starting a lawn from seed is to turn organic matter into the area to be seeded. The more organic matter that is turned in, the thicker and more drought resistant the lawn will be for years to come. Peat moss is the easiest form of organic matter to use for improv-ing the soil before seeding. Peat moss is capable of holding 20 times its weight of water. In very sandy soil, the addition of one 4 cu. ft. bale of peat moss per every 100 sq. ft. turned in to a depth of 6” will be necessary. This sounds like a lot of peat moss (and it is) but it is well worth the effort.

For a large area, you should rent a roto-tiller to blend the peat moss and lime (if needed) into the soil to a depth of 6”. Once the soil and peat are blended together, the area should be raked smooth. This is easier to accomplish with one of those extra-wide aluminum rakes. If you can’t borrow one, a metal bow rake will do but it will take longer to get the contour you’re looking for. Next you’ll need to roll the soil with a water-fi lled roller to compact the soil. If you can’t borrow one, rent one. Again, if you skip this step, the project won’t come out as you’d hoped. After you’ve rolled the soil, take another look at the area to see if it is nice and smooth and has the proper contour. If not, rake and roll the area until you’re satisfi ed. You’ll be looking at the results for many years so take the time now to get it right.

Once you’re satisfi ed, lightly rough up the surface of the soil with your metal rake. Finally it’s time to broadcast the seed. Consult the folks at your local garden center to determine the best grass blend for your particular soil and light conditions. For late–summer seeding, avoid cheap blends that contain annual ryegrass. Broadcast the seed evenly over the area at the recommended rate. Then roll the seed with the water-fi lled roller to press it into good contact with the soil. If it is a large area, you’ll want to cover it with straw. A smaller area can be covered with burlap or horticultural fabric. The reason you cover the seed is to help keep the sun and wind from drying it out while it’s germinating.

After all this is done, you can start watering and watering and watering. This is the trickiest and most important part of the project. No matter how high the quality of the seed used, it won’t germinate unless the area is kept moist CONSTANTLY. It can’t be allowed to dry out, even for an hour. IF THE AREA DRIES COMPLETELY, THE SEED DIES AND CAN’T RESTART. Premium blends of fescue and bluegrass will take 2 weeks just to sprout so be diligent about watering and be patient. If you use a blend that has perennial ryegrass in ad-dition to bluegrass and fescue, be aware that the ryegrass will sprout a week or more earlier. Even after the ryegrass sprouts, continue watering as if nothing has happened to ensure the germination of the desirable fescue and bluegrass seeds.

After the young grass is up, apply a slow release winter or starter type of lawn food to stimu-late quick root growth. Look for a starter food with a higher middle number (phosphorus). When the grass fi nally grows to 4”, mow off an inch (and no more) to promote even more root growth. In spring, apply another shot of the starter lawn food to insure that the young grass develops a mature root system before summer heats up. Thanks for the read.

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LUNCHEONSARATOGA SPRINGS - All women are invited to attend a luncheon Tuesday, Sep-tember 9, 2014 from 12:00-2:00 PM at Longfellows Restaurant, Rt. 9P Saratoga. Cost is $13.00 inclusive. Our feature is Kristen Hanifin, marketing director of Sara-toga Northcreek Railroad. Our speaker, Judith Warren, from Wellesley MA shares her story: Having it All is Not Enough. Reservations are required by Sept 4th. Please call Ellie at 584-3779 or Anita at 583-4043. No member-ship or dues required. Pre-sented by Saratoga Christian Women’s Club.

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FRIDHOLM RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS: Bathrooms, basements, carpentry, tile work, masonry repairs, plas-ter/drywall repair, window/door installation, light fixtures, painting, deck build/repairs, popcorn ceil-ings, basement Drylok sealer and many other tasks. A+ BB rating. Will show up. We love what we do! Please call John Fridholm at 330-9507 or visit us at jfridholm.com LOG SPLITTER FOR RENT Since 1983 Horz. & Verticals Discounts, 55 Van Dam St.

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Choosing what to include and exclude from your resume can be diffi cult, especially for applicants without extensive work histo-ries. Professionals with signifi cant experience likely have enough to fi ll up a resume, but younger professionals often fret about how to fi ll up their resumes despite limited work histories. Any relevant professional experience, be it an internship or volun-teering history, is safe to include on a resume. But applicants should keep the following items off their resumes as they hunt for their next jobs.

* Photos: Photos should be kept off resumes, as personal pho-tos have nothing to do with a person’s qualifi cations. Even job seekers applying for photography positions won’t want to put photos on their resumes. Such materials should be included in a portfolio but never on a resume.

* Hobbies and/or personal interests: It can be tempting for ap-plicants with limited work histories to list their hobbies and in-terests, but in many cases such information is irrelevant and can frustrate hiring managers who want to fi nd relevant qualifi ca-tions on a resume as quickly as possible. If a resume is bogged down with information about an applicant’s hobbies and inter-ests, then a hiring manager is likely to grow impatient and move on to the next applicant. Unless a hobby is especially relevant to a position, it should not be included on a resume.

* Irrelevant past experience: Prior experience that is irrelevant to the position you’re applying for should be kept off your resume. For example, a high school job as a grocery clerk likely has little relevance when applying for an entry level fi nance position. It’s important to remember when applying for entry level positions that few entry level candidates will have extensive employment histories, so don’t feel bad if your resume is less than meaty.

* Salary expectations: Some job postings will ask that you list sal-ary requirements. This can be a delicate topic, as no one wants to exclude themselves by asking for too much money or appear desperate by asking for too little. A good approach when asked for salary requirements is simply to write, “Salary negotiable” somewhere on your resume. Never include salary requirements unless a job listing specifi cally requests such information.

* Personal information: Personal information, including marital status, sexual orientation, whether or not you have children and your religious beliefs should always be kept off a resume. Such information is irrelevant, and it’s illegal for companies to con-sider such information during the hiring process.

* Inappropriate email address: Many people have a playful email address that refl ects a nickname friends and family can identify with. Such addresses are fi ne when communicating with fam-ily and friends, but use a more professional email address when applying for jobs. The address can include your name, such as jsmith@fakeemail.com or simply your initials followed by the do-main name of your email server. Fair or unfair, an unprofessional email address on a resume may give prospective employers the impression that applicants are immature.

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FORE SALE 4 P- 275- 65 R 18 M-S Tires. $50.00 . 654-8379.

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