THE FREEMAN’S JOURNAL • HOMETOWN ONEONTA LARGEST COMBINED NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IN OTSEGO COUNTY THURSDAY-FRIDAY, JANUARY 26-27, 2012 PAGE B-1 All O TSEGO.life Farme Of e Futu Finding Gold In Goldenrod Millers’ Enviro Energy Turns Cuttings Into Pellets Into Heat SPECIAL REPORT Monthly during 2012, AllOTSEGO. life will be profiling Otsego County area farmers who are reinventing agriculture for the future. Bob and May Miller, son Mike and daugh- ter-in-law Mary Lou are partners in Enviro Energy, Route 7, Wells Bridge. Jim Kevln/AllOTSEGO.life The pelletiz- er – the blue machine in the fore- ground – is similar to what you would find in any feed mill. But Bob Miller and son Mike’s challenge has been to process hay, weeds, gold- enrod and a variety of cut grasses so they flow smoothly into the pelletizer. Hence the variety of adapted farm equipment at Enviro En- ergy’s Wells Bridge plant. The resulting pellets, a competitive $4.50 a bag, can be burned in any common parlor stove. By JIM KEVLIN WELLS BRIDGE A few days before, a supplier had dropped off three bales of bur- dock, “a nasty weed.” “It’s a product no one else will take,” said Bob Miller, examining a bale of the prickly headed thistles in an open-sided storage shelter behind Enviro Energy’s plant on Route 7. “A product no one else will take” is just what Miller and his partners, wife May, son Mike and daughter-in-law Mary Lou are look- ing for. While scrub and cuttings from Otsego County’s fields are a nuisance to most of us, they are Enviro Energy’s raw material. Since 2007, the Millers have been process- ing everyone else’s nuisance into pellets that then can be burned in ordinary parlor stoves, providing heat for half the price of other means. “There’s a tremendous amount of vacant land around here growing weeds and gold- enod,” Bob Miller said during a tour of the pro- duction facility, where a range of agricultural equipment has been adapted to the new use. “Environmentally, it’s absolutely the best fuel out there – it’s renewable in one year.” And people are starting to pay attention. The other day, a would-be pellet producer in Brazil, who had just gotten a big contract from Germany, called Miller for advice. He is consulting with Plainview Growers, Pompton Plains, N.J., on using pellets to heat a nine- Please See PELLETS, B2 By LIBBY CUDMORE ONEONTA G reg Leblanc admits he had a bad reputation growing up in Oneonta. “Most people around here knew me for getting arrested and causing trouble,” he said. But a trip to a music festival in Lake Echo gave him a chance to rebuild his reputa- tion into something of a staple in the local arts community. As Greg Lee, head of the Cos- mic Karma fire-performing troupe and the owner of The Body Alter- native, Leblanc and his fellow fire- spinners were most recently seen leading the First Night Oneonta parade, but they also perform at private events, such as Fox Hospi- tal’s Fire & Ice Gala, and touring on summer music festival circuits. But recently, Leblanc was given the chance of a lifetime – to spend the winter performing in St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. “My goal is to establish a chapter down there and send someone else next Please See LEBLANC, B2 Virgin Islands Bound, Oneonta Fire-Eater In Growing Demand WEEKEND’S BEST BETS A nother Tequila Sunrise, featuring Keith Brindle sing- ing as Don Henley and Paul Hawkins singing as Glenn Frey, will perform as America’s most authentic Eagles tribute band. The band will play three hours of Eagles hits, plus solo hits from Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh! 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 27, at Foothills Performing Arts Center. CABARET NIGHT: Friends of Music & Arts’ annual Cabaret Night, featuring such CCS talent as Harmonia, the middle and high school jazz bands, Gonzo the Band and Goats, and solos by Joey Katz and Ali Davine, from 5-9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 27, at Cooper- stown High School’s cafete- ria, 39 Linden Ave. Brooks BBQ served. CHOIR FEST: Choruses from all around the county will compete in the Choir Challenge at 7:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, in The Otesaga’s main dining room, to benefit Cooperstown Food Bank. $10. WINTER FEST: The Richfield Springs Winter Carnival’s torchlight parade and community bonfire starts at 7 p.m. at Kozak’s Field. MUSICA! The Little Delaware Youth Ensemble’s winter concert is 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, at Anderson Theater, Hartwick College. All welcome. Reception follows. NYC DAY TRIP: Catskill Symphony Orchestra bus trip to NYC. Enjoy an afternoon of shopping, a Broadway matinee, din- ing or visiting friends. $60 per person. Bus leaves at 7 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, from Oneonta Bus Lines, Orchard Street. Info, reservations, 436-2670. HELP POLAR JUMP: Even if you don’t want to get in the icy-cold water, you can still help by bidding on local goods, buying a raffle ticket for a great prize or enjoying some delicious food Sunday, Jan. 29, at Milford Central School, SEE CALENDAR, B3 THE HAWKEYE ’ S S ATURDAY NIGHT TRADITIONAL P RIME R IB S PECIAL THE OTESAGA RESORT HOTEL, 60 LAKE STREET, COOPERSTOWN, NY 13326 • OTESAGA. COM This winter, The Otesaga’s Executive Chef Michael Gregory invites you to experience his Saturday evening Traditional Prime Rib Special in The Hawkeye Grill for only $16.95 per person (10 oz. “Queen’s Cut”) or $20.95 per person (14 oz. “King’s Cut”). 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THE FREEMAN’S JOURNAL • HOMETOWN ONEONTALARGEST COMBINED NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IN OTSEGO COUNTY
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, JANUARY 26-27, 2012 PAGE B-1
AllOTSEGO.life
Farmers Of The FutureFinding GoldIn Goldenrod
Millers’ Enviro Energy Turns Cuttings Into Pellets Into HeatSPECIAL REPORT
Monthly during 2012, AllOTSEGO.life will be profiling Otsego County area farmers who are reinventing agriculture for the future.
Bob and May Miller, son Mike and daugh-ter-in-law Mary Lou are partners in Enviro Energy, Route 7, Wells Bridge.
Jim Kevln/AllOTSEGO.life
The pelletiz-er – the blue
machine in the fore-
ground – is similar
to what you would find in any feed mill.
But Bob Miller and
son Mike’s challenge
has been to process hay, weeds, gold-
enrod and a variety of cut grasses
so they flow smoothly
into the pelletizer. Hence the variety of
adapted farm equipment at
Enviro En-ergy’s Wells
Bridge plant.
The resulting pellets, a competitive $4.50 a bag, can be burned in any common parlor stove.
By JIM KEVLIN
WELLS BRIDGEA few days before, a supplier had dropped off three bales of bur-dock, “a nasty weed.”
“It’s a product no one else will take,” said Bob Miller, examining a bale of the prickly headed thistles in an open-sided storage shelter behind Enviro Energy’s plant on Route 7.
“A product no one else will take” is just what Miller and his partners, wife May, son Mike and daughter-in-law Mary Lou are look-ing for. While scrub and cuttings from Otsego County’s fields are a nuisance to most of us, they are Enviro Energy’s raw material.
Since 2007, the Millers have been process-ing everyone else’s nuisance into pellets that
then can be burned in ordinary parlor stoves, providing heat for half the price of other means.
“There’s a tremendous amount of vacant land around here growing weeds and gold-
enod,” Bob Miller said during a tour of the pro-duction facility, where a range of agricultural equipment has been adapted to the new use. “Environmentally, it’s absolutely the best fuel out there – it’s renewable in one year.”
And people are starting to pay attention. The other day, a would-be pellet producer
in Brazil, who had just gotten a big contract from Germany, called Miller for advice. He is consulting with Plainview Growers, Pompton Plains, N.J., on using pellets to heat a nine-
Please See PELLETS, B2
By LIBBY CUDMORE
ONEONTA
Greg Leblanc admits he had a bad reputation growing up in Oneonta. “Most
people around here knew me for getting arrested and causing trouble,” he said. But a trip to a music festival in Lake Echo gave him a chance to rebuild his reputa-tion into something of a staple in the local arts community.
As Greg Lee, head of the Cos-
mic Karma fire-performing troupe and the owner of The Body Alter-native, Leblanc and his fellow fire-spinners were most recently seen leading the First Night Oneonta parade, but they also perform at private events, such as Fox Hospi-tal’s Fire & Ice Gala, and touring
on summer music festival circuits. But recently, Leblanc was
given the chance of a lifetime – to spend the winter performing in St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. “My goal is to establish a chapter down there and send someone else next
Please See LEBLANC, B2
Virgin Islands Bound, Oneonta Fire-Eater In Growing Demand
WEEKEND’SBEST BETS
Another Tequila Sunrise, featuring Keith Brindle sing-
ing as Don Henley and Paul Hawkins singing as Glenn Frey, will perform as America’s most authentic Eagles tribute band.
The band will play three hours of Eagles hits, plus solo hits from Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh! 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 27, at Foothills Performing Arts Center.
CABARET NIGHT: Friends of Music & Arts’ annual Cabaret Night, featuring such CCS talent as Harmonia, the middle and high school jazz bands, Gonzo the Band and Goats, and solos by Joey Katz and Ali Davine, from 5-9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 27, at Cooper-stown High School’s cafete-ria, 39 Linden Ave. Brooks BBQ served.
CHOIR FEST: Choruses from all around the county will compete in the Choir Challenge at 7:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, in The Otesaga’s main dining room, to benefit Cooperstown Food Bank. $10.
WINTER FEST: The Richfield Springs Winter Carnival’s torchlight parade and community bonfire starts at 7 p.m. at Kozak’s Field.
MUSICA! The Little Delaware Youth Ensemble’s winter concert is 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, at Anderson Theater, Hartwick College. All welcome. Reception follows.
NYC DAY TRIP: Catskill Symphony Orchestra bus trip to NYC. Enjoy an afternoon of shopping, a Broadway matinee, din-ing or visiting friends. $60 per person. Bus leaves at 7 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, from Oneonta Bus Lines, Orchard Street. Info, reservations, 436-2670.
HELP POLAR JUMP: Even if you don’t want to get in the icy-cold water, you can still help by bidding on local goods, buying a raffle ticket for a great prize or enjoying some delicious food Sunday, Jan. 29, at Milford Central School, SEE CALENDAR, B3
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PELLETS/From B1acre greenhouse. And a contingent from the Otsego Land Trust was due to visit, looking for ways to get rid of waste from the 9,000 acres it wants to maintain as open space.
Miller, a former farmer from Frank-lin, became interested in alternate energy while serving on the Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego BOCES board, which 30 years ago explored a wood-chip and sawdust burning plant – it never happened – to be located in Masonville or Sherburne.
Retired from farming since 1985, Miller continued to pursue his inter-est in alternative energy by building houses that store heat in the basement in the summer, releasing it in the winter. In this latest project, he was guided by research conducted by Dr. Jerry Cherney of Cornell, whose www.forages.org site says, “It takes 70 days to grow a crop of grass-pellet fuel; it takes 70 million years to grow a crop of fossil fuel.”
Enviro Energy was funded by the Otsego and Delaware county industrial development agencies, and the Bank of Cooperstown. Miller was glad for the help, saying, “There’s millions available for studying it; there’s no money available for doing it.”
The biggest technical challenge the Millers faced was to process the raw material – bales from farmers and wood chips from two Sidney enter-prises, Universal Forest Products and Unilam – so it would flow smoothly
through the production process.And Yankee ingenuity in accom-
plishing this is evident inside and outside the iron-coated shell building.
Again, standard equipment is adapt-ed. Under a overhang, the bales go into a standard Haybuster tub grinder, which achieves a 3/4-inch grind. The chips go through a TMR – total mixed ratio – mixer. A dust cyclone on the roof sucks and resulting material up and drops it into a hammer mill, which reduces it to a 1/4-inch grind.
The material then shoots into a me-tering bin inside the plant, which feeds a regular flow into a 200-horsepower pelletizer, “the same kind of machines used in feed mills for years,” said Bob. “It’s adapted a little bit.”
The resulting pellets go through a seed cleaner, heated by friction, and into a bagger. The bags list all Enviro
Energy’s products, and Bob or Mike circle the appropriate label, depending on what’s coming out of the bagger.
The grass pellets are $4.50 a bag, as are bags of grass-based animal bed-ding and cat litter. The company is also making a mulch and soil-condi-tioning pellet for gardens, and barley pellets that help keep ponds clear. The plant also retails high-quality wood pellets produced by Curran Energy Products, Massena.
The average household burns 2 1/2 tons of the grass pellets annually. With 50 bags per ton, that 125 bags. At $4.50, that means you can heat your home for a little over $700 per winter – and help the environment.
Stop by a half mile west of Wells Bridge (take the Otego I-88 exit) and Bob will help you load up the trunk.
According to forages.org, burn-ing grass pellets create emissions, but advances in stove technology are minimizing that. The Dell Point stove, for example, is EPA-certified to have emissions no more than 0.5 g/h, more than 10 times lower than EPA limits on emissions.
“Since any particulate matter from burning biomass is likely to be very al-kaline like the ash residue,” Cherney’s site continues, “this small amount of material should not contribute to acid rain problems; it might help alleviate them.”
In Europe, Miller said, grass pellets are being mixed with coal to lower emissions in coal-burning plants.
LEBLANC/From B1year,” he said.
Leblanc got his start when he saw Jaero perform-ing at Lake Echo. “I ran right up to him and, well, got too close – he told me to get back. But afterwards, I talked to him and he drew out a design for a set of poi, which is a chain with Kevlar balls on the end to swing on a paper plate. I told him the next time I saw him, I would have my own set.”
The two started touring together, with Jaero as the main attraction. “I started doing small venues on my own – birthday parties, burlesque shows, any place I could spin fire.”
Another fire spinner, Chris Rovo, took him on as an unofficial part of his troupe, and he combined Rovo’s “dancy” moves with Jaero’s “ninja” style when he started his own group with Jaero and some friends in 2007. “We did a lot of
free gigs at first, but now I only do free shows if it’s going to benefit the com-munity.”
The troupe has expanded from four people to eight, with some fill-ins. From May to October, Cosmic Karma is booked solid every weekend at shows around the country. “I aim towards music festivals,” he admit-ted.
In addition to spinning – Leblanc makes all his own equipment – the troupe also has fire dancers and fire eaters. “Everyone eats,” he said. “It’s not very healthy for you, so we don’t do it too often.”
And as effortless as he makes it look to his audi-ence, he’s had a few danger-ous run-ins. “You play with fire, you get burned,” he admitted. “We always try to take proper precautions, but one time, I missed a trick and had to stop a staff from hitting the crowd.” That one netted him a five-inch burn on his right forearm. “My tattoo artist keeps yelling at me for messing up his work!”
But the worst burn, he said, was when he smoth-ered a fire on a fellow dancer without a safety blan-ket. “The flames went right up her side,” he said. “I just jumped and burned my fingers really badly. That won’t happen again.”
When he returns from his four-month gig in the trop-ics, he’s got big plans for Cosmic Karma. “Our new thing is going to be acro-batics with fire – I lost 64 pounds and now I can walk on my hands and pick up fire.” Another trick, he said, involves one person holding flaming fans while he twirls her around his body. “Acro-batics with fire aren’t done very often, but this spring, it will be a whole new show,” he said, grinning.
His wild past behind him, Leblanc is happy at home with his two cats, his two dogs and his son. “The beauty of this is that I could turn it all around – I jumped onto opportunities that come along,” Leblanc said.
As a reminder of where he’s been, he had a tattoo inked over a scar on his knee: “I always get up and I always keep trying.”
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William A. Starna, Professor Emeritus, State University College at Oneonta will be at the shop to give a talk entitled “Through Dutch Eyes: Early
Views of American Indians in the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys.” His book A Description of New Netherland is currently available for purchase.
Thursday, February 2nd at 7:00 pm
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Sunday, February 5th
11am to 1pm • Buffet $8
SUPERBOWL Sunday Brunch
Belgium Waffles with Maple ButterAsparagus, Prosciutto and Goat Cheese Quiche
Granny Smith Apple, Sage & Honey Glazed Smoked HamMixed Fresh Berries with Lemon Honey Yogurt Topping
Raspberry Coffee CakeBagel Station with Assorted Fresh Bagels, Cream Chese,
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CABARET – 5-9 p.m. Friends of CCS Music & Art Cabaret Night. Brooks BBQ, entertain-ment by students and community members. Cooperstown High School, 39 Linden Ave., Cooper-stown. Info, (301) 351-4232.
MUSICAL – 6:30 p.m. Junior musical, “The Magi-cal Land of Oz,” presented by Gilbertsville-Mt Upton School. 639 Ste. Hwy. 51, Gilbertsville.
MUSIC CROSSING – 6:30-8:30 p.m. Singer-Songwriter Evening. Free, all welcome. Community Room, The Green Earth, 4 Market St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 434-0798.
FREE MOVIE – 7 p.m., 6:30 p.m. doors. “The Mighty Ducks” 1992 (PG) Cabin Fever Film Series ‘12. Grandstand Theater, National Baseball Hall of Fame, 25 Main St. Cooperstown. Info, (607) 547-1400.
FREE MOVIE – 7 p.m. Oneon-ta Friday Night Movie! Oneonta Boys and Girls Club, 70 River St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 432-1133, www.oneontaboysandgirlsclub.com
CONCERT – 8 p.m. Another Tequila Sunrise, Eagles tribute band. Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center, 24 Market St., Oneonta. Info, tickets, (607) 431-2080, www.foothillspac.org
SaturdayJanuary 28
TRIP -- Catskill Symphony Orchestra NYC trip. $60 per
person. Info, reservations, 436-2670.
ONEONTA FARMERS MARKET – 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oneonta Winter Farmers Market, Wide selection of area goods. Main St. Garage walkway. Main St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 437-0158, www.OneontaFarmersMarket.com
QUILT REGISTRATION – 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Register quilts for Fenimore Quilt Club 2012 Show, today only. No more than two items, please. Cooperstown Art Association Galleries, 22 Main St., Cooperstown. Info, (607) 547-9777, www.cooper-stownart.com, or Jean Lyon, (607) 547-2709.
HISTORY – 10 a.m - 1 p.m. Richfield Springs Historic Associ-ation museum and store. Photo exhibit, DVD viewing, collectables sale. 134 W. Main St., Richfield Springs. Info, (315) 858-7017.
SNOW TUBING -- 11 a.m-4 p.m. Ice skating, x-country skiing, snow-shoeing, ice fishing. Warm-ing room with refreshments. $5 for snow tubing, tube included, all other activities free. Also Sun. Glimmerglass State Park, 1527 Cty. Hwy 31, Cooperstown. Info,
(607) 547-8662.ROAST BEEF DINNER – 5 p.m
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CHOIR FESTIVAL – 7:30-9:30 p.m. Best area choirs compete to benefit Cooperstown Food Bank. Limited seating, come early! Tickets at the door, $10 adults, $5 students, free for chil-dren 4 & under. Cash or check only. Info, (607) 544-2563. Main dining room, The Otesaga, 60 Lake St., Cooperstown.
CONCERT -- 9 p.m. Tigeriss with special guests. Oneonta Theatre, 47 Chestnut St. Oneonta. Info, www.oneontathe-atre.com
Sunday, January 29
PANCAKES -- 8 a.m. - Noon. Pancake Breakfast to support the CCS Senior Class. By dona-tion. Cooperstown Fire Depart-ment, 24 Chestnut St., Cooper-
CONCERT -- 6 p.m. Pat Trav-ers Band, Oneonta Theatre, 47 Chestnut St. Oneonta. Info, www.oneontatheatre.com
Monday, January 30
LECTURE – 7 p.m. Historian Tom Heitz, tells of two Otsego Co. Civil War cousins, one of whom was awarded the Medal of Honor. Free, all welcome. Susquehanna Cultural Center, Route 28, Mil-ford. Info, Katherine Hawkins, 287-1771.
Tuesday, January 31
SHOWCASE – 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Safe Kids of Otsego County latest resources for child safety. Bas-sett Clinic Lobby, Cooperstown. Info, (607) 547-5256.
WORKSHOP -- 2-4 p.m. ““Ma-ple Production for the Beginner.”
WORKSHOP -- 6-8 p.m. “Mak-ing Maple Value-Added Prod-ucts,” such as maple marshmal-lows and cream. $25 per farm, bring a quart of maple syrup. Cornell Cooperative Extension, 123 Lake St, Cooperstown. Info, registration: Amy Chamberlain, 547-2536, ajc378@ cornell.edu
FILM -- 7 p.m. “The Shape of Water,” examines women’s roles the world over. Free, Public welcome. Anderson Theater, Hartwick College, 1 Hartwick Dr., Oneonta. Info, (607) 431-4666.
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Charming 19th century three bedroom farm house on almost 6 country acres in Cooperstown School District with new three-car, two-story barn. Remodeling in process by Cooperstown Construc-tion. New radiant heat and on-demand hot water, remod-eled kitchen with new appli-ances, tile floor and galvanized counter tops, new downstairs bath and mud room, remod-eled upstairs bath. This house has been reconstructed from the foundation up and is in move-in condition. Formal living room has wood-burn-ing fireplace, wide pine floors throughout. $1,500 a month. Call Lamb Realty at (607) 547-8145.TFN
Very nice Two bedroom Cape style house 6 miles from the village of Cooperstown, Milford School District. $850.00 plus utilities, one year lease required. Please contact Lamb Realty (607) 547-8145 to schedule an appointment.TFN
for saleFRUIT SALE
18th Annual Citrus Sale, Oneonta First United Method-ist Church. California large Navel Oranges, 24 for $10. Other quantities available; also Florida pink seedless grapefruit. Order by January 31st for February 16th or 17th pickup. Free delivery, Oneonta area. 432-4102 or 431-9029.3ClassJan27
NEW cement painted siding. 13,000 sf. SAVE $$$ (607) 547-4050TFN
retail space for rent
Office/Retail Space for Rent. 332 sq feet plus conference room use, at 209 Main Street in Cooperstown, across from Bruce Hall’s. $400 a month with heat & electric included and off street parking! Call Steve @ 865-384-9884 or Beth to see at (607) 547-2951TFN
Commercial rental; Near the only stop light in Cooperstown. Plenty of off street parking for clients and employees. Newly renovated. 1/2 bath. 1,400 sq
ft. Call Hubbell’s Real Estate for details. (607) 547-5740.TFN
Cooperstown Commercial Space for Rent Available immediately, 1000 square feet of retail/office space on Main Street. An additional 700 square feet, includes a bathroom, office and plenty of storage space. Rear garage entrance and one parking space included in the $1,200.00 per month. Call (607) 282-4179.3ClassJan27
FOR LEASE! 750-6,000 Sq Ft Downtown Oneonta, prime building- best corner! Office or retail. Call Rodger Moran @Benson Agency Real Estate 607-287-1559 for more details.TFN
WantedNEED CASH?
Local business now buying most electronics! Laptops, PCs, Flat screen TVs, Tablet’s, Computer speakers……….And much more!!!!Computers do not need to work! FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPUTER/ LAPTOP REPAIR……Reload windows and virus removal starting at 59.95. Call Ernie for more information at (607) 432-4616 or (607) 435-6248BYTE SIZE COMPUTERS 3ClassFeb3
personal careMature college educated re-tired couple seeks employment as private duty personal care/
companion services. CNA/HHA certified. Experience with elderly and disabled individu-als. Good work ethic; depend-able. References available. Call (607) 432-2652.3ClassFeb3
adoptionADOPT -Art* love* Adven-ture! Financially secure, happi-ly married creative profession-als (film/ music) wish to share extended family, home, and joy with baby. Expenses/support. www.EandTadopt.com. 1(800) 959-2103.1NyscanJan27
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Adopt: A loving, educated, well traveled couple hoping to adopt a newborn. Home filled with love, laughter. Nearby extended family awaits. Please call: Lisa/ Brian 1-888-939-8399 www.Lbadopt.info1NyscanJan27
Buildings for sale
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land for saleNYS LAND WANTED Cash Buyer Looking for 2-3 farms or wood lots in your area. 25-1000 acres, cash deal, quick closing. No closing costs to you. Local NYS Forestry Company in business for over 20 years. Fully guaranteed. Call 800-229-78431NyscanJan27
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Torch Light Parade - 7pm at Kozak’s Field and ending at Gunset Ski Bowl on Route 20, Richfield Springs. Community Bonfire following parade.
Annual Jim Vanriper Memorial Snowmobile Poker Run Rally. Sign up at the Genesee Restaurant, 9-11am. (If trails are closed, event will be cancelled and Pitch Tournament will substitute). Prime Rib Dinner & Chinese Auction, Richfield Springs Vets Club 4pm - 7pm, $15. 80’s Nite with Phil & nancy, 9pm-1am, Park Inn.Family Fun Days - at Gunset, Snowmobile Obstacle Course at Noon. Lions Club’s Tube Races , 1pm.
Ugly Sweater & Calypso Night - at the Park Inn Lounge from 9pm to 1am, Ages 21 and up.
Homemade Chili Contest - At the Richfield Springs Vet Club on Lake Street, 10:30am to 2pm Includes bake sale, Chinese Auction, raffles.Snow Sculpture Contest - Richfield Springs Community Center Field, 8 am. Judging at 4pmPitch Tournament- Genesee Restaurant. Noon signup.
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LegaL noticeNotice of For-mation of a NY Limited Liability Company. Name: NEW MOON ACRES LLC. Articles of organi-zation filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 9 September 2011. Office location: Otsego County. SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 124 Main St, Cherry Valley, NY 13320. Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.6LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNotice is hereby given that HART-WICK HOLDING COMPANY, LLC, was formed in Ot-sego County, New York on November 8, 2011. Address for Process is 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive, Suite 200, Huntersville, NC 28078.
Nicholas J. Bakat-sias, Attorney at Law, PO Box 540, Greensboro, NC 274026LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNotice is hereby given that HART-WICK WESTERN COMPANY, LLC was formed in Ot-sego County, New York on December 5, 2011. Address for Process is 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive, Suite 200, Huntersville, NC 28078.
Nicholas J. Bakat-sias, Attorney at Law, PO Box 540, Greensboro, NC 274026LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNotice of For-mation of a NY Limited Liability Company. Name:D.A. BALDWIN LLC. Articles of organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 16 Decem-ber 2011. Office location: 3175 County Highway 31, Cherry Valley, NY 13320, Otsego County. SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to 3175 County Highway 31, Cherry Valley, NY 13320. Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.6LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNotice of forma-tion of PREMIER STUDENT RENT-ALS, LLC, Articles of Organization were filed with the NY Secretary of State on Decem-ber 16, 2011. The office of the LLC is to be located in Otsego County. The Secretary of State has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. The Secre-tary of State shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her to: The LLC, 350 South-side Drive, Oneon-ta, NY 13820. The purpose of the LLC is to engage in any
lawful act or activ-ity. 6LegalFeb2
LegaL noticeNotice of Forma-tion of AMERI-CAN WHOLE-SALERS GROUP LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY on 12/7/11. Office location: Otsego County. SSNY des-ignated as agent of LLC whom process against may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: c/o The LLC, 121 Irish Hollow Rd., Cherry Valley, NY 13320. Purpose: all lawful activities. 6LegalFeb2
LegaL noticeNOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABIL-ITY COMPANY. NAME: Adiron-dack Glassworks, LLC. Articles of Organization were filed with the Sec-retary of State of New York (SSNY) on 1/2/04. Office location: Otsego County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to the LLC, 776B Watervliet Shaker Rd, Latham, NY 12110. Pur-pose: For any law-ful purpose.6LegalFeb2
LegaL noticeNotice of Forma-tion of DC Market-ing LLC. Arts. Of Org. Filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 10/13/2011. Office Location: Otsego Co. SSNY desig-nated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, New York 11228. Purpose: any lawful activities.6LegalJanFeb9
LegaL noticeNOTICE OF
FORMATIONof
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
The name of the LLC is Cooper-stown Subway LLC. Articles of Organization were filed with the Secretary of State of New York on December 22, 2011. The purpose for which the LLC has been formed is to engage in any lawful act or activ-ity. The County within the State of New York in which the principal office of the LLC is to be located is Otsego. The Secretary of State is designated as agent of the LLC upon whom service of process against the LLC may be served. The Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any process to the LLC, 2050 Western Avenue, Suite 201, Guilderland, New York 12084. 6LegalFeb9 LegaL notice
“Notice is hereby given that the an-nual meeting of the lot owners of the Hartwick Seminary Cemetery Associa-tion will be held at the home of Joyce S. Jones, 4685 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, New York 13326. This meeting will be on
Sunday, January 29th at 2 p.m. to transact such busi-ness as may prop-erly come before the meeting and the election of officers and trustees.
Sandra L. Thorne, Secretary”2LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNOTICE OF FOR-MATION of Truck Zone Plus, LLC. Article of Organi-zation filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) on 12/27/11. Office location: Otsego County. 108 County Route 4 Wells Bridge, NY 13859. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. The Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him is Truck Zone Plus PO Box 112 Wells Bridge, NY 13859. Purpose of LLC: Automo-bile Dealer. Street address of Principal Business location is: 108 County Route 4 Wells Bridge, NY 138596LegalFeb23
LegaL noticeNOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABIL-ITY COMPANY
The name of the Limited Liabil-ity Company is 50 Rose Associates LLC. The Articles of Organization of the company were filed with the Sec-retary of State on January 11, 2012. The County within New York State in which the office of the company is to be located is Otsego. The Sec-retary of State has been designated as agent upon whom process against the company may be served. The post office address to which the Secretary of State shall mail process is: 50 Rose Associates LLC, 50 Rose Avenue, Oneonta, New York 13820. The purpose for which the LLC is formed is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which Limited Liability Companies may be organized under the NYS Limited Liability Company Law.6LegalMarch1
LegaL noticeNOTICE OF A
30 DAY PERIOD FOR INCLU-
SION OF LAND INTO CERTIFIED AGRICULTURAL
DISTRICTS
NOTICE is hereby given that Otsego County has estab-lished an annual 30 day period during which landowners can submit propos-als to include viable agricultural land within certified agricultural districts outside of the eight year review period.
NOTICE is further given that said an-nual 30 day period in Otsego County begins February 1 of each year and closes 30 days thereafter.
NOTICE is further given that during this 30 day review period any land-owner may submit proposals of viable agricultural land to be included
into a certified agricultural district by filing requests with the Clerk of the Otsego County Board of Repre-sentatives, said requests to include the agricultural district into which the land is proposed to be included, a description of the land and the tax map identification number(s).
NOTICE is further given that at the termination of the 30 day period all proposals will be submitted to the Otsego County Ag-ricultural Farmland Protection Board for its review, and that thereafter a public hearing will be held on the pro-posals and recom-mendations of said board.
Dated: January 19, 2012Carol D. McGovernClerk of the Board of RepresentativesOtsego County, New York1LegalJan26
LegaL noticeSTATE OF
NEW YORKCOUNTY COURT,
OTSEGO COUNTY
PETITION AND NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
INDEX #: 20101284
In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens by Proceeding in Rem pursuant to Article Eleven of the Real Property Tax Law by Otsego County.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 26th day of Jan , 2012 the Otsego County Treasurer, herein-after the “Enforc-ing Officer” of Otsego County hereinafter “Tax District” pursuant to law, filed with the Otsego County Clerk a PETITION AND NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE against various par-cels of real property for unpaid taxes.
The above cap-tioned proceeding is hereby com-menced to enforce the payment of delinquent taxes or other lawful charges which have accumulated and become liens against certain property. The parcels to which this proceeding applies are identi-fied on Schedule “A” of this Petition, which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof. This document serves both as a Petition of Foreclosure and a Notice of Foreclo-sure for purposes of this proceeding.
Effect of filing: All persons hav-ing or claiming to have an interest in the real property described in this petition are hereby notified that the filing of this peti-tion constitutes the commencement by the Tax District of a proceeding in the court specified in the caption above to foreclose each of the tax liens therein described by a fore-closure proceeding in rem.
Nature of proceed-ing: This pro-ceeding is brought against the real property only and is to foreclose the
tax liens described in this petition. No personal judgement will be entered herein for such taxes or other legal charges or any part thereof.
Persons affected: This notice is directed to all persons owning or having or claiming to have an interest in the real property described in this petition. Such persons are hereby notified further that a duplicate of this petition has been filed in the Of-fice of the County Treasurer and will remain open for public inspection up to and including the date specified as the last day for redemption.
Right of redemp-tion: Any person having or claiming to have an interest in any such real property and the legal right thereto may on or before said date redeem the same by paying the amount of all such unpaid tax liens thereon, in-cluding all interest and penalties and other legal charges which are included in the lien against such real property, computed to and including the date of redemption. Such payment shall be made to Dan Crowell, Otsego County Treasurer, 197 Main Street, P.O. Box 265, Cooperstown, N. Y. 13326. In the event that such taxes are paid by a person other than the record owner of such real property, the person so pay-ing shall be entitled to have the tax liens affected thereby satisfied of record.
Last day for re-demption: The last day for redemption is hereby fixed as the 30th day of April, 2012.
Service of answer: Every person hav-ing any right, title or interest in or lien upon any parcel of real property described in this petition may serve a duly verified answer upon the Attorney for the Tax District setting forth in detail the nature and amount of his or her inter-est and any defense or objection to the foreclosure. Such answer must be filed in the Office of the County Clerk and served upon the Attorney for the Tax District on or before the date above mentioned as the last day for redemption.
Failure to redeem or answer: In the event of failure to redeem or answer by any person having the right to redeem or answer, such person shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all his or her right, title and interest and equity of re-demption in and to the parcel described in this petition and a judgement in foreclosure may be taken by default.
Enforcing Officer:Dan CrowellOtsego County Treasurer
City of Oneonta
WILKENS FRED-ERICK C 287.19-3-15
SPINGLER ADAM 288.10-1-6.4SCHUMAN WARREN E SCHUMAN CAR-OLE F 288.10-2-4MILLER BRETT T MILLER SHERRY L 288.14-2-21LE BEAU BEV-ERLY J 288.17-2-76FULLER VALER-IE A 288.17-3-54SCHIMMERLING CAROL A 288.17-4-42FECKETTER RU-DOLPH G 288.17-4-71VELIA CHRISTI-NA K 288.19-2-39QUACKENBUSH CONSTANCE 288.19-3-20ONEONTA HOUS-ING CO 299.8-2-12GILLETTE JAMES 299.12-2-21MANIAS CON-STANTINOS MA-NIAS THOMA-SINA 299.12-3-24SCHUMAN WARREN E SCHUMAN CAR-OLE F 299.16-2-23SCHIMMERLING CAROL A 299.16-3-4BURCH ANGELA J 299.16-3-28KAHN AMY L 300.5-2-52STOLZER MI-CHAEL 300.5-3-39VERGARI FRANK 300.5-3-42WALTER SEAN M WALTER CATH-LEEN N 300.5-4-55SHEFFER CHRIS-TOPHER 300.5-4-65RANDOLPH CHARLES D 300.6-2-5SCHIMMERLING CAROL A COL-TRANE EUGENE 300.6-2-77BRAINARD RAN-DALL J 300.6-4-34INGALLS THOM-AS E INGALLS JOI M 300.7-1-5GORSCH SUSAN W 300.7-3-37GAGE LEWIS E GAGE MARION M 300.9-1-37FERGUSON DAVID L FERGU-SON ANGEL B 300.9-2-19CARRERAS JEF-FREY CARRE-RAS SHANNON M 300.9-3-25MARKET STREET APART-MENTS LLC 300.10-1-6MARKET STREET APART-MENTS LLC 300.10-1-7STARPLEX CORP 300.23-1-8STARPLEX CORP 300.23-1-9
Town of Burlington
SQUIRES BRIAN 63.00-1-36.01CNY AUTO SAL-VAGE INC 64.00-1-4.21CLINTON DOUG-LAS 64.00-1-30.00WRIGHT RICH-ARD W 78.00-1-14.03WRIGHT RICH-ARD W 78.00-1-43.01BANCROFT JASON D BAN-CROFT HEATHER M 80.00-2-9.07LOWE KENNETH A LOWE MARY D 93.00-1-6.02WRIGHT RICH-ARD W 93.00-1-35.01WRIGHT RICH-ARD W 93.00-1-36.00HOVICK THOM-AS H HOVICK TINA L 95.00-1-4.04FOSTER GARY A NIGHTINGALE JANO 109.04-1-19.00CECERE VIN-CENT 109.04-1-30.00BARTON DAR-RYL W BARTON KIM T 111.00-1-2.03BARTON DAR-RYL W BARTON
KIM T 111.00-1-2.05LINDON DEBRA A 142.00-1-2.00
Town of Butternuts
STAHL DENNIS 282.06-1-3.00STAHL DENNIS 282.06-1-4.00STAHL DENNIS 282.06-1-5.00POOLE DONA J 282.06-1-19.00ASHLEY GAIL 282.06-1-71.01VAN DUSEN MARY E 282.06-1-72.00AJE FAMILY TRUST CHARLES BRUCE 282.09-1-1.00AJE FAMILY TRUST BRUCE CHARLES 282.10-1-6.00RUSTON ERNEST A RUSTON IRMA L 282.10-1-9.00OFFEN TODD J OFFEN SUSAN M 282.11-1-1.01HOLMES WAYNE W HOLLY WIL-LIAMS 251.00-1-55.00PATTEN ALAN W PATTEN EVA M 268.00-1-1.04LUM MATTHEW W HOLBROOK AMBER 268.00-1-13.02PENNY JOHN PENNY DORO-THY 270.00-2-36.03BELLOTTI DAR-RELL R 270.00-2-37.02STAHL DENNIS 271.00-2-20.00AJE FAMILY TRUST BRUCE CHARLES 281.00-1-57.02AJE FAMILY TRUST CHARLES BRUCE 282.00-1-9.00OFFEN TODD J OFFEN SUSAN M 282.00-1-61.02TENACE AN-GELO TENACE MARION 283.00-1-27.02AAMOT COMPA-RETTO AAMOT LOWMAN 293.00-1-2.00VERRIEST LAU-RENCE E 293.00-1-7.16WORLD CLASS ON SITE MAN-AGEMENT LLC 293.00-1-29.02BRYDEN THOM-AS W JONES KENNETH 295.00-1-11.02BALCOM KAY L 295.00-1-26.21KELLY PETER KELLY MARIA 303.00-1-2.00MAKIN PATRICIA 304.00-1-6.24RUDNITSKY STUART E 304.00-1-6.25MATUCHA WIL-LIAM J MATU-CHA PATRICIA 304.00-1-6.28WILDFEIR PAUL A. 304.00-2-5.00CANZONIERI CARMELO NANCY 304.00-2-7.00
Town of Cherry Valley
CAMCAS LLC 58.14-1-12.00QUINN LEE A 18.03-1-8.00CRAIG ROBIN A 18.03-1-24.01CALABRO JOSEPH S 30.00-1-7.00CRAIG ROBIN A 30.00-1-8.00CHAPMAN RICH-ARD H CHAP-MAN RICHARD H 32.00-1-8.01WILLIAMS RAY-MOND W WIL-LIAMS ALICE S 46.00-1-17.01CHAPMAN RICH-ARD JR CHAP-MAN CAROL 46.00-1-21.00ACAMPORA THOMAS 60.00-1-23.00WINGATE ALBERT 72.00-2-12.01AYERS III E DECKER 72.00-2-16.01LA SALLE ER-
ROL V 73.00-1-22.00QUIMBY ED-WARD 75.00-1-1.02FATIGATE DAVID 75.00-1-11.02
Town of Decatur
SCHLIERMAN WALTER G SCHLIERMAN JANET L 152.00-1-4.00MARTIN GREG-ORY E 153.00-1-12.05BARRETT PETER 167.00-2-9.06
Town of Edmeston
KONIEWICZ GARY 62.00-1-11.03DAVIS EDWIN A DAVIS KATHRYN D 76.00-1-16.00DAVIS EDWIN A DAVIS KATHRYN 76.00-1-17.03DAVIS EDWIN A DAVIS KATHRYN 76.00-1-17.04DAVIS EDWIN A DAVIS KATHRYN D 76.00-1-17.61DAVIS FRANK G 76.00-1-17.62CIRILLO JAMES JR CIRRILO JAMES 76.00-1-23.01CIRILLO JAMES JR CIRILLO JAMES 76.00-1-23.02BALDWIN II GLADE L 76.02-1-8.00TOWNSEND RICHARD TOWNSEND BARBARA 77.00-1-8.00HOLBERT SUSAN 91.00-1-13.32SENIOR DAVID T SENIOR PATRI-CIA N 91.00-1-22.03DAVIS DALE DAVIS SHARON 108.00-1-11.00DAVIS DALE DAVIS SHARON 108.00-1-35.00SMITH ERICA C 108.00-1-37.04DAVIS DALE DAVIS SHARON 108.13-1-1.01DAVIS DALE D 108.13-1-16.02POST SHIRLEY ELLIS VIRGINIA ELLEN 108.17-1-40.00RUIZ CINTIA 108.17-2-34.00REIDENBACH KATRINA 108.17-2-54.00SIMMONS ROB-ERT R SIMMONS SHARON A 122.00-1-11.01SIMMONS ROB-ERT R SIMMONS SHARON A 122.00-1-14.00BARTON DAR-RYL W BARTON KIM T 122.04-1-6.00PETT JOYCE A 122.04-1-18.00SIMMONS ROB-ERT R SIMMONS SHARON A 122.04-1-30.00WHEELER JEF-FREY JOHN 124.00-1-10.00NOLAN DANELLE NO-LAN JOSEPH 124.00-1-54.00SIMMONS JAMES L 138.00-1-3.01SIMMONS JAMES L 138.00-1-3.02SIMMONS ROB-ERT SIMMONS SHARON 138.00-1-3.06SIMMONS JAMES L 138.00-1-4.05SIMMONS JAMES L 138.00-1-4.31SIMMONS JAMES L HUME BRUCE 138.00-1-4.32HUME MICHAEL B 138.00-1-4.41HUME BRUCE HUME MICHAEL 138.00-1-4.42SIMMONS JAMES L 138.00-1-4.44JACKSON TEAGUE 139.00-1-21.03CONNOLLY
WILLIAM J CON-NOLLY KELLY A 140.00-1-10.03STIMSON CHARISE 140.00-1-11.22MARTIN ELIZA-BETH L 140.00-1-11.25MUTONE-CON-LEY LORI 140.00-1-11.32
Town of Exeter
BOND ELEANOR 35.00-2-1.00VALLE PAUL 35.00-3-3.00DYN WALTER G JR 37.00-2-13.00IOCOVOZZI VINCENT D IO-COVOZZI BON-NETTE L 52.38-1-27.00OWNER UN-KNOWN 52.46-1-19.00LYNCOURT ERIC LYNCOURT TAMMY 64.00-2-8.06LYNCOURT ERIC TAMMY LYNN 64.00-2-8.41STEGEN AR-THUR A STEGEN ANNA M 64.00-2-14.01CHAPMAN WIL-LIAM J CHAP-MAN TINA M 65.00-1-1.02WELLER RE-BECCA PERRY 66.00-1-9.00KNOLLWOOD ASSOCIATES 67.00-1-16.102SANTOROS PLACE @ SCHUYLER LK 67.09-1-23.00DONNELLY WIL-LIAM J DON-NELLY THOMAS A 67.09-1-28.12CARRASQUILLO JOHN H CAR-RASQUILLO GLADYS M 67.09-1-29.02
Town of Hartwick
RAY CHRISTO-PHER SCOTT 128.00-2-29.32RBS CITIZENS, N.A. 129.00-1-15.00DEVENPECK CHARLES DEV-ENPECK JENNI-FER M 129.00-1-31.42CARIUS HAR-OLD P JR PAULA 129.00-1-38.01WILFEARD BERNARD L JR 130.00-1-6.01ROBERTS HAZEL H 144.00-1-18.00PROCTOR DAVID A PROCTOR LINDA M 144.15-1-49.00PAIGE CON-STANCE 145.00-1-2.04BASILE ALAN BASILE MI-CHAEL 146.00-1-21.02HICKEY ROBERT J 146.00-1-26.03O’ BRIEN MAR-CELLE O’ BRIEN RICHARD P JR. 161.00-1-16.01KONOPKA TE-RESA E 161.00-1-22.00DUKE RICHARD DUKE AMANDA 161.00-1-33.00MEETER JONA-THAN MEETER GEORGIA 162.00-1-44.01LAING DENNIS M 176.00-1-47.00
Town of Laurens
HARTWELL GARY S 208.00-1-13.00O’NEILL BRIAN T 208.01-1-18.00WEYGAND ** FREDA E 208.01-1-42.00BOUTON RON-ALD F 208.03-1-38.00CARRIGAN JOHN J CARRIGAN TABITHA 224.00-1-46.02KNARICH GEORGE A. KNARICH FRAN-CES 238.00-2-9.07LAYTON BEN-JAMIN 239.00-1-22.00LAYTON BEN-
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Town of Maryland
STAMPFL FRANK JR STAMPFL DEBORAH 212.00-1-5.00WEISGERBER GEORGE JR 213.00-1-5.06SELTZER KAREN 214.00-1-23.01SNYDER JO ANN 228.00-2-13.03GOUNIS NO-ELLE E GOUNIS MATTHEW JOHN 230.00-1-39.00HILL WENDY L 230.00-1-45.00REED BRUCE S 230.00-1-46.00REED BRUCE S 230.00-1-47.01REED BRUCE S 230.00-1-50.00DE MELO BREN-DA 230.00-1-63.01DE MELO BREN-DA 230.00-1-63.31DEMELO BREN-DA 230.00-1-63.41DEMELO BREN-DA 230.19-1-79.03DEMELO BREN-DA 230.19-1-79.05DEMELO BREN-DA 230.19-1-79.06JORGENSEN MARK 244.00-2-6.05JORGENSEN MARK 244.00-2-6.06ALVAREZ ED-WARD W ALVA-REZ PATRICIA L 245.09-1-29.00ALVAREZ ED-WARD W ALVA-REZ PATRICIA L 245.09-1-30.00OLEXY CHARLES H JR OLEXY TAMMY BRAY 246.00-1-34.00PALMETER MARK PALME-TER KATHLEEN 246.00-1-43.00PYRO ENGI-NEERING INC 247.00-1-20.00GEORGESON DAVID J 261.00-1-23.00HUBBARD ROGER W HUB-BARD CYNTHIA J 261.00-1-24.22DEGRUCHY GERALD 261.00-1-25.01HUBBARD ROGER W HUB-BARD CYNTHIA J 261.00-1-39.00CURPIER PETER R SPINGLER ADAM 261.00-1-45.02KIBBE TERESA 261.00-1-52.00LAMBERT ANN MARIE 263.00-1-7.00PAULSON RONALD W JR. 277.00-3-3.00PRELI ANDREW PRELI NINA 278.00-2-3.00PRELI ANDREW J PRELI NINA 278.00-2-4.00PUGLIA ANGELI-CA 278.00-2-5.00
Town of Middlefield
AYERS E DECK-ER III 72.00-1-13.02GRIFFITH SAR-AH E JENNIFER NISSEN 86.00-1-26.02THAXTON EARL
OWENS MARGA-RET 86.01-1-15.00POKORNY RICH-ARD J 101.00-1-9.00POKORNY RICH-ARD J 101.00-1-17.00OLSEN EDWARD OWEN OLSEN CHARLOTTE T 117.00-1-3.00OLSEN EDWARD OWEN OLSEN CHARLOTTE T 117.00-1-4.00OLSEN EDWARD 117.00-1-8.00OLSEN EDWARD O OLSEN CHAR-LOTTE T 117.00-1-45.02ROMAINE RICH-ARD A 132.00-1-9.44KUBIAK WANDA L 132.00-1-9.45BLADOS FRED 132.00-1-22.11SYMAN JEFFREY J 133.00-1-15.00SYMAN JEFFREY J 133.00-1-16.00KANZLER JOHN KANZLER LORA 133.03-1-52.00KEBASA DEBO-RAH L ROWLEY MARK H 146.00-3-32.00KUKENBERGER LARRY J BRON-SON PATRICIA E 163.00-1-22.01PARTRIDGE JAY PATRICK 178.00-2-3.01EWIG KATH-LEEN C 180.00-1-12.02
Town of Milford
MUNRO DAVID 194.20-1-28.00BROWN GERALD L 195.17-1-19.00UNDERWOOD PHILIP UNDER-WOOD DEBO-RAH 195.00-3-32.21PETRONIS GER-ALD T PETRONIS JOANNE 210.00-1-10.00BOULDIN DORR W BOULDIN BARBARA M 211.00-1-19.00PATTON LOREN 226.00-1-9.00PATTON LOREN 226.00-1-11.01PORTEUS HOW-ARD E JR RAN-DALL 227.00-1-46.00BRADLEY THE-RESA 242.00-1-10.01DUTCHER EL-LEN 242.00-1-23.00DUTCHER EL-LEN 242.00-1-28.02COUSE DONALD W 242.00-1-29.01WILLIAMS CLYDE A 242.00-1-38.01SHORTER KEN-NETH SHORTER LILLIAN P 242.00-1-41.01COTTEN ED-WARD 243.00-1-31.02SPENCE JAMES A SPENCE BETH M 243.18-2-17.00STAATS FRED-ERICK STAATS LAURA 260.00-1-56.00ERWAY RODNEY 260.05-3-62.00LOUCKS KITTY RAE 260.13-2-38.00DIMICK CHARLES J 260.13-2-49.02DIMICK CHARLES J 260.13-2-50.00DIMICK CHARLES J 260.13-2-51.00BOUBOULIS GEORGE E 260.18-1-40.00EVERTS PATRI-CIA EVERTS JUDITH 276.00-2-16.00SHAVER AARON 277.00-1-17.02PALMER JAMES PALMER JANET 277.00-1-34.01
Town of Morris
LITTLEWOOD SCOTT 221.13-1-34.00STAFFORD PE-TER A STAFFORD CHRISTINE L 221.13-1-38.00STAFFORD PE-TER A STAFFORD CHRISTINE L 221.13-1-52.00HELD BETHANN 221.13-2-5.00MEYERS MAT-THEW J 221.13-2-55.00STOWELL ** WILLIAM R. & JOAN S STOW-ELL RICHARD W. 221.13-2-59.00SARGENT SAR-AH J REDLING ROBIN J 221.17-1-12.00PHILLIPS HAR-OLD A CARRIE LYNN 221.17-1-18.00LA PIETRA MAR-JORIE 221.18-1-53.00SIECK RICHARD K SIECK DAWN C 204.00-2-17.05HILL BENJAMIN M HILL KATHER-INE E 204.00-2-24.02HAZEN TODD HAZEN BARB 219.00-1-14.23WEBSTER DAVID C 220.00-1-5.00STOCKIN KIM-BERLY S STOCK-IN MICHAEL 220.00-1-22.06ENGELS WIL-LIAM T JOYCE WESTERBEKE 220.00-1-41.00KRASKEWICZ ADAM KRASKE-WICZ PAMELA 221.00-1-16.00KRASKEWICZ ADAM KRASKE-WICZ PAMELA 221.00-2-1.00WEISSMAN ADAM M 221.00-2-14.00WEISSMAN ADAM M 221.00-2-15.00VENEZIANO CARL J SR. 222.00-1-19.00VENEZIANO CARL SR. 234.00-1-7.00BURLINGAME KANDASE L 234.00-1-24.00SAUNDERS LLOYD 253.00-1-6.09WEISSMAN ADAM M 253.00-1-6.21WEISSMAN ADAM 253.00-1-6.22LOFREDO AN-DREW E LOFRE-DO DEBORAH A 253.00-1-14.03LOFREDO AN-DREW E LOFRE-DO DEBORAH A 253.00-1-16.00
Town of New Lisbon
FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 141.00-2-22.00SCHAFFER RICH-ARD 141.00-2-23.00LINDON DEBRA A 142.00-2-2.01LINDON DEBRA A 142.00-2-2.02LINDON DEBRA A 142.00-2-3.01HILTS JOHN W JR 142.00-2-21.02FRIEDMAN SIDNEY L FRIED-MAN MARGA-RET Y 143.00-1-4.00FISHER NATALIE T 143.00-1-12.02FRIEDMAN SIDNEY L FRIED-MAN MARGA-RET Y 143.00-1-29.00BRIMMER JAMES 157.02-1-38.00BRIMMER BER-NICE D BRIM-MER JAMES 157.02-1-63.21BRIMMER BER-NICE D BRIM-MER JAMES 157.02-1-63.22COLBURN BEV-ERLY A 158.00-1-
7.01TYLER DONALD R 159.00-1-21.00ARVAI THERESA M 159.00-1-23.00GRAM CORPO-RATION 173.00-1-11.03BARR DANIEL M 174.00-1-6.00MICHELSEN MATTHEW MI-CHELSEN SAN-DRA R 174.00-1-49.00FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 189.00-1-21.00FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 189.00-1-30.01BRADLEY JENNI-FER LEE 190.00-1-9.04TENNANT WENDY 191.00-1-11.41TENNANT MICHAEL TEN-NANT WENDY 191.00-1-11.42SCOLLARD JOHN S FREDA JOAN 191.00-1-27.00GOODSPEED ROBERT GOOD-SPEED ANNA 207.00-1-29.00
Town of Oneonta
VERGARI MARK S VERGARI KATHLEEN D 259.00-2-1.01HUMPHREYS FRANK E MIL-DRED 273.00-3-12.00HUMPHREYS FRANK E MIL-DRED 273.00-3-23.00HUMPHREYS FRANK E MIL-DRED 274.00-2-9.00DAVIS MARK W 274.00-2-27.00CARPENTER ROGER 274.00-2-46.00CARPENTER ROGER S CAR-PENTER ROX-ANE L 274.00-2-47.00HUMPHREYS FRANK E HUM-PHREYS MIL-DRED A 287.00-1-1.00LA MARTINA JOHN MINEROSA DENNIS 287.15-1-23.00FERGUSON DAVID L FERGU-SON ANGEL B 287.19-1-40.00LIDDELL ROB-ERT HEATHER FRETWELL 299.07-1-11.00KOST MICHAEL G SR 300.00-3-94.00STILSON RAY-MOND 300.08-3-18.00STOLZER MI-CHAEL 300.14-1-24.00HSBC BANK USA, NA 301.00-1-6.23WARD BRADEN D WARD KATHY S 301.11-1-5.00COUNTY OF OTSEGO IDA 309.00-1-1.52
Town of Otego
ENCK BARBARA 317.15-1-27.02SULLIVAN JEF-FREY J SULLI-VAN CHERI M 317.19-1-1.02MUNRO DAVID A. 317.20-1-5.00KOREN STEVEN 317.20-1-50.00KAVNINGHAM PROPERTIES INC. 317.20-1-51.00UREVICH AR-LEEN UREVICH RONALD 325.10-1-22.00SULLIVAN PRIS-CILLA 272.00-1-63.01BRYANT SHIR-LEY A 272.00-1-67.00SAMMARTINO JEAN 272.00-2-22.00HUNSUCKER FRED HUNSUCK-ER LOIS 285.00-1-
24.01CONKLIN CHARLES R 286.00-1-10.02BROWN JAMES D 286.00-1-35.04BROWN JAMES D 286.00-1-35.05PARTRIDGE DENNIS J ETAL 297.00-1-21.01RUTENBER HAR-OLD J 298.00-1-11.00SCHUMAN MARK 306.00-1-29.02LAWYER GARRY W LAWYER JUNE E 306.00-1-39.02WEBSTER CINDY A 307.00-2-4.00ADELL TIMOTHY J ADELL TERESA L 316.00-1-20.00KLINGER GEORGE H JR 317.00-1-11.42ANDERSON THOMAS E 317.00-1-25.00ANDERSON THOMAS E 317.00-1-26.00ANDERSON THOMAS E AN-DERSON CINDY M 317.00-1-31.04ANDERSON THOMAS E 317.00-1-50.00LIVINGSTON ROYCE LIVINGS-TON RONALD 317.00-1-55.00SAVAGE NORMA 318.00-1-5.01SAVAGE NORMA 318.00-1-5.04WILLIAMS GEORGE A WIL-LIAMS ANTHO-NY J 318.00-1-20.42HILL ANTHONY A HILL LAUREL J 324.00-1-47.02RUGGIERO GER-ALD V 325.00-1-5.01BELCOURT DAVID SR BEL-COURT SHARON 325.00-1-5.02SCHMITZ RICKIE 325.00-1-11.02BRACCI JAMES A 325.00-1-33.00ENCK FREDER-ICK F JR ENCK BARBARA G 326.00-1-8.00
Town of Otsego
CREDIT SHEL-TER TRUST UWO MCGOWN MAR-GARET E 115.18-3-78.00MCCOY JASON C. MCCOY LIS-BETH RASMUS 131.06-3-81.00MCCOY JASON C. MCCOY LIS-BETH RASMUS 131.06-3-82.00CONGDEN JEF-FREY S 67.00-2-12.00SCHELLING CHARLES SCHELLING ROSEANN 67.00-2-16.21LAFLER N/F ROBERT 69.60-1-26.00HOAG LAFAY-ETTE A JR HOAG DAWN M 83.00-1-24.03COOPER JOHN A COOPER LAURA A 84.00-1-15.04REISS HOWARD K REISS DORIS S 84.00-1-15.12STAVOLA MICHAEL J STAVOLA PAU-LINE J 84.00-1-40.01CHAN YING 130.00-2-23.00
Town of Pittsfield
BERTHEL MI-CHAEL BERTHEL REBEKKA R 155.00-1-12.212MC ADAMS HELEN B 155.00-1-30.00GAGER ELLERY GAGER CAROL A 155.00-1-67.23RUMOVICZ ROBERT E JR RU-MOVICZ SUSAN A 156.00-1-5.01BRAZEE MI-
CHELE K 156.00-1-6.00MOORE BRIAN E. MOORE ANNE 156.00-1-35.00HARRINGTON RANDY HAR-RINGTON WILLMA 170.00-1-36.00RANDALL ** DIANE M LIFE USE RANDALL NATHAN 170.00-1-53.02KELLOGG RICH-ARD KELLOGG FRANCES 171.00-1-26.00MARZOCCO MICHAEL 172.00-1-53.02DE LUCA MI-CHAEL A 172.00-1-65.00PROHASKA WIL-LIAM 186.00-1-3.72PATRICK ALYSSA N 186.09-2-12.00ZEGARELLI RICHARD MI-CHAEL J 187.00-1-37.02BOLTON KEVIN J 188.00-1-5.02PERRY MEL-VIN JR PERRY DIANNE 188.00-1-28.00FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 188.00-1-56.00FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 188.00-1-65.00FRIEDMAN DOROTHEA 188.00-1-67.00DEVINE KEITH J LORI BROWN 202.00-1-2.01
Town of Plainfield
EDICK MARY L 2.00-1-17.00GOFF FRANCIS G JR 9.00-1-5.07BOWEE JAMIE JOSEPH 19.00-1-30.00LEE GARY LEE LISA 19.01-1-39.00LADLEE JERRY L II 34.00-1-16.00HELLER GLEN 47.00-1-6.24BELL MARIE A 47.00-1-16.00
Town of Richfield
HAGAN MI-CHAEL JEN-NIFER MILLER 13.20-2-57.02HAGAN MI-CHAEL JEN-NIFER MILLER 13.20-2-57.11MCNAIR CLAU-DIA 13.20-3-30.00CLEMENTS FREDERICK SCOTT CLE-MENTS ANNA 14.13-1-8.00MURWIN THE-RESA A MURWIN CLAUDE R 14.17-2-18.00YACIUK ROB-ERT W YACIUK DIANE T 14.17-2-64.00LOMBARDO DA-VID 25.05-3-66.00SANDERS CINDY 3.00-1-26.00COSTA TRUST KATHLEEN BURGESS ALAN 11.00-1-4.03SMITH WAYNE H SMITH TRACY 11.00-1-11.02SAWICKI JOEL G SAWICKI LORI E 12.00-1-20.01RICHMOND RAY-MOND F RICH-MOND SHIRLEY E 24.08-2-18.00SEEHOLZER DA-VID B SEEHOL-ZER VANESSA J 25.00-1-26.01NICHOLS CARL 38.25-1-5.00DIETZ SHAWN 38.56-1-8.00
Town of Roseboom
MC CARTHY RICHARD J MC CARTHY AN-NMARIE 87.00-3-4.07AHLERS ERNEST R 88.00-1-6.02GOLDMAN WIL-LIAM DAVID
88.00-1-39.00MOTT BRYAN 120.00-1-33.03MABIE LINDA MABIE MAR-GARET 135.00-1-20.02
Town of Springfield
BARNHART MI-CHAEL W BARN-HART DARLENE F 16.00-1-27.22VARONE JOSEPH F VARONE SHA-RON M 28.00-1-12.00PATHFINDER REALTY INC 28.00-2-41.03RHYDE CHERYL A AINSLIE KEN-NETH 39.00-3-5.03SCHULTZ WIL-LIAM SCHULTZ RUTH 41.06-1-2.00SCHULTZ WIL-LIAM 41.06-1-61.00GIBSON CORINE J 42.00-1-11.00GIBSON CORINE 42.00-1-24.00GIBSON CORINE J 42.00-1-25.01
Town of Unadilla
LOUNSBERRY THELMA 334.15-1-22.00BAKER DONALD L BAKER GLAD-YS M 334.15-1-23.00KNIFFIN GER-ALD D ALLEEN SLOANE 334.18-2-23.00RUFF MICHAEL E RUFF MELA-NIE P 334.18-2-50.00RODRIGUEZ LOUIS A JR RODRIGUEZ CRISTINA 334.18-2-68.00CONNORS MICHAEL A CRAY MAUREEN 334.19-1-54.00NY REAL ESTATE ASSOC. LLC 334.19-2-48.00PURCELL KATH-RYN A 334.19-3-49.00CARVIN CHERYL CARVIN DAVID 313.00-1-13.00CHRISTIANSON ROBERT P 313.00-1-14.00WASHBURN DA-VID WASHBURN WILFORD H 314.00-1-61.01VILARDI AL-FRED VILARDI MARCELLA 315.00-1-32.04VILARDI AL-FRED VILARDI MARCY 315.00-1-42.04MEENAN LOR-RAINE KATH-LEEN VANE 320.00-1-22.00CHURCH PAUL H JR 324.03-1-44.00OWNER UN-KNOWN 324.03-1-62.00OWNER UN-KNOWN 324.03-1-63.00BLACK ** CHARLES BLACK CHARLES JR. 324.13-1-5.00SEYMOUR GARY J 327.00-1-15.04SEYMOUR GARY J SEYMOUR JEF-FREY G 327.00-2-6.02SEYMOUR GARY J SEYMOUR JEF-FREY G 327.00-2-14.06GEISLER MAR-ION S 329.00-1-69.01KILLMEIER JEF-FREY KILLMEI-ER LISA 329.00-2-6.00KILLMEIER JEF-FREY KILLMEI-ER LISA 329.00-2-7.00WILBER JOHN E SR WILBER KATHY F 330.00-2-1.02SOHNS LUTHER J 330.03-1-75.00VAN VALKEN-BURG MARY
330.03-2-2.01BAGLEY KEN-NETH R BAGLEY MARY A 332.00-1-13.02KIPPS HILL ROAD CORP. 332.00-1-83.21CLARK STEVEN R CLARK VICTO-RIA A 332.00-1-90.00PORTER DAVID E 333.00-1-7.51UNADILLA SHAMROCK VILLAGE LLC 334.00-1-47.00BARNES TIMO-THY P 336.00-1-19.00BARNES TIMO-THY P 336.00-1-20.00BARNES TIMO-THY P 336.00-1-21.00BARNES TIMO-THY P 336.00-1-22.01BARNES TIMO-THY P 336.00-1-23.00HUNT WILLIAM A JR 336.02-1-45.00HASS HANS M 336.02-1-59.00OSTRANDER HOWARD W JR OSTRANDER DEBORAH 337.00-1-5.01
Town of Westford
SYMAN JEFFREY J 133.00-2-1.00NOVAK ANNA L 150.00-1-17.02REED JACOB W DOANE ELIZA-BETH T 150.00-1-18.01KOREN STEVEN 150.00-1-32.02MARULLO EDITH 166.00-1-43.01FARBOTA-STILES LYNNE 166.01-1-19.00FARBOTA-STILES LYNNE 166.01-1-21.00PARSONS WIL-LIAM H 166.01-1-31.00BECKLEY DAVID P 196.00-2-2.02BECKLEY DAVID P 196.00-2-2.03HOAG DOUGLAS L RODRIGUEZ DINA 196.00-2-2.12HOAG DOUGLAS B HOAG DANIEL 196.00-2-2.13
Town of Worcester
BRENGEL EU-GENE J 169.00-2-6.04GOODWIN RICH-ARD B 169.00-2-24.00BLANCHARD CHRISTOPHER T 184.00-1-23.02HAPPEL VE-RONICA 185.00-1-54.03REINA DORO-THY F 185.00-1-59.01ANGEL PROPER-TY CONSULTING LLC 185.13-1-3.00STAFFORD** JOYCE A JACK-SON LISA 185.13-1-11.00SUYDAM AMAN-DA 185.13-1-33.00ROBINSON JOHN E 185.13-1-60.00CHESLA ROSE-MARIE 199.17-1-17.00NOYES MAU-RICE C NOYES CATHERINE 199.18-2-1.00KAMROWSKI BRUCE R KAM-ROWSKI CARA 199.18-3-16.00CALHOUN DOUGLAS E 200.00-1-38.02GAVETT RICH-ARD R GAVETT HEATHER J 201.00-1-22.00BAPTIST PAR-SONAGE 215.06-1-4.00EVANS RICHARD EVANS WENDY 216.00-1-13.02FLEMM JAMES K 216.00-1-22.02WERKHEISER
JOHN M WERKHEISER KRIS A 216.00-1-38.02STANNARD DANIEL STAN-NARD VOLNETA 231.00-2-4.00BOYLE HARRY BOYLE GALE 232.00-1-30.00CURRIE BRIA 233.00-1-4.00SANG MIGUEL A 233.00-1-16.12BUMBACO JEF-FREY BUMBACO ANITA 233.00-1-16.14SUYDAM ** MARGARET SUYDAM AMAN-DA 265.00-1-54.02
STATE OF NEW YORK :SS :COUNTY OF OTSEGO :
I, Dan Crowell, being duly sworn, depose and say: I am the Enforc-ing Officer for the County of Otsego. I have read this Petition which I have signed, and I am familiar with its contents. The con-tents of this Petition are true to the best of my knowledge, based upon the re-cords of the Otsego County Treasurer’s Office, I do not know of any errors or omissions in this Petition.
Dan CrowellOtsego County Treasurer
Sworn to before me this 26th day of Jan., 2012.
Bernadette H. Atwell Notary Public
Attorney for Tax District:Ellen L. CoccomaOtsego County Office Bldg.197 Main Street Cooperstown, N. Y. 133261LegalJan26
LegaL noticeNotice of For-mation of a NY Limited Liability Company. Name: MELNICHENKO ENTERPRISES LLC. Articles of organization filing date with Secretary of State (SSNY) was 17 Janu-ary 2012. Office location: Otsego County. SSNY has been designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and SSNY shall mail copy of process to PO Box 34, 1961 Co Hwy 26, Fly Creek, NY 13337. Purpose is to engage in any and all business activities permitted under NYS laws.6LegalMar1
LegaL noticeArticles of Orga-nization of PLUM PRINT, LLC (“LLC”) were filed with Sec. of State of NY (“SSNY”) on 1/20/2012. Office Location: Otsego County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process to and the LLC’s principal busi-ness location is: 4 Chestnut Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326. Purpose: Any lawful busi-ness purpose.6LegalMar1
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ONEONTA – Kenneth D. Stalter, M.D., of Franklin, the Fox Hospital surgeon and an accomplished athlete and outdoorsman who climbed Mount Everest’s summit, died Wednesday evening, Jan. 18, 2012, of leukemia. He was 58.
He was born on Jan. 9, 1954, in Delhi, to Kenneth H. Stalter, Jr. and Lois Clark Stalter. As a child, he lived briefly in Germany, where his father was sta-tioned with the U.S. Army. The family returned to New York, settling on a dairy farm in Franklin.
Stalter went on to be an Eagle Scout and a stand-out athlete in cross-coun-try, track and basketball at Franklin Central School, graduating in 1972. He attended the University of New Mexico on a running scholarship, developing a life-long interest in Native American culture and arti-facts. He went on to medi-cal school and a surgical residency at the University of New Mexico, where he was selected for member-ship in Alpha Omega Alpha, the National Honorary Medical Society.
While attending medical school, Stalter met Janice Harding and they were mar-ried in 1980.
Stalter returned to his childhood home of Franklin and joined Oneonta Surgi-cal Associates, working primarily with Fox Hospital He specialized in general surgery, thoracic, basic and
advanced laparoscopic sur-gery, vascular surgery and gastrointestinal endoscopy.
He was an accomplished fly fisherman, locally and in Canada and Ice-land. He reached the summits of mountains on several continents, in addition to Everest in 2008.
He completed the Marathon de Sable, a six-day foot race across the Sahara desert
in Morocco. He was a two-time finisher of the Furnace Creek 508, most recently in October 2011, finishing the 508-mile bicycle ride across the California Mojave desert in 39 hours. He finished 14 full-length triathlons and multiple marathons, includ-ing the Boston Marathon three times.
In his spare time he also enjoyed ice climbing, ski-ing, gardening, collecting Native American artifacts and vintage ice climbing equipment, and designing and crafting stained glassed windows, including those in Fox’s meditation room.
His many memberships included the Wilderness Medical Society, American College of Surgeons and American Medical Soci-ety. In March 2010, he was inducted into the Explorers Club, an international multi-disciplinary professional so-ciety headquartered in New York City and dedicated to the advancement of field research and exploration. As a Royal Arch Mason with the Oneonta Lodge No.
466, he helped to preserve local Masonic artifacts and history.
Stalter was the co-au-thor of several professional articles and one published book, “Captive!: The Story of David Ogden and the Iro-quois,” a historical exami-nation of one his ancestors during the American Revo-
lutionary War. In addition to his wife,
survivors include his chil-dren Kenneth, Rebekah, and Lily; his sister Lori and her husband Scott White and their children Kathryn, Tyler, Alex and Troy White; two brothers, Wayne and Shane, as well as Shane’s daughters Kiah and Mara
Stalter and fiance Heather Beach; and his parents Kenneth and Lois. He was predeceased by his daughter Leah.
The memorial service was Monday, in the First United Presbyterian (Red Door) Church, with the Rev. Judith Thistle officiating.
Memorial contributions
may be made to The Leuke-mia & Lymphoma Society, Box 9031, Pittsfield, MA 01202; Aldrich Baptist Church, Box 174, Franklin, NY 13775; or Fox Hospital, One Norton Ave., Oneonta NY 13820.
Arrangements were entrusted to the Kenneth L. Bennett Funeral Home.
Kenneth D. Stalter, 58; Physician Climbed Mount Everest In 2008
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