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VENISON: FROM FIELD TO TABLE-Field Dressing, Preserv-ing and Cooking Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga Countyis hosting a venison workshop on Friday, February 20, 3-5 pm. Thecost is $10.00 per person. Space is limited and preregistration is re-quired by February 13. Call Cornell Cooperative Extension to regis-ter: 518-885-8995 or download a registration form atwww.ccesaratoga.org. This workshop will cover culinary and foodsafety aspects of venison from field to table. Participants will learnmeat preparation beginning with field dressing, how to tenderize deermeat with marinades, cooking methods, and food preservation. Theimportant science behind safely canning meat and making jerky willbe discussed. Learning to safely can meat is a great solution to lim-ited freezer space when considering buying local meat or hunting.Venison is a healthy, lean source of protein that is very tasty, if prop-erly prepared. This workshop includes recipe sampling and a wildgame cookbook. Moira Tidball, co-creator of the Cornell CooperativeExtension Wild Harvest Table program, will be conducting the veni-son workshop on February 20 with Master Food Preserver, DianeWhitten. If you would like more information about consuming wildgame and fish, or the Wild Harvest Table program visit the CornellCooperative Extension website, www.wildharvest.com, provided inconsultation with Cornell University’s Department of Natural Re-sources. The Wild Harvest Table offers recipes, nutrition facts andinformation on fish and wild game. For nearly 100 years, CornellCooperative Extension has served the people of Saratoga County,putting to practical use the scholarship and research of Cornell Uni-versity and the national land grant system in the areas of agricultureand food systems sustainability; families, nutrition, health and safety(human ecology); youth development (4-H); environmental and natu-ral resource enhancement; and community and economic vitality. Formore information on this and other programs, please call the office at518-885-8995, or check their website, www.ccesaratoga.org.
HAYNES HOUSE OF HOPE CELEBRATES 5 YEARS- TheHaynes House of Hope celebrates five years of serving the communitythis month. In January 2010 Haynes House of Hope moved in its firstresident to the newly constructed facility. Since opening 36 residentshave graced our House and countless families have been touched byour love! Our mission remains the same: to offer spiritual love and con-cern for the terminally ill which is reflected in our work. We open ourhome, our hearts, and our hands to those who require physical care,emotional support and spiritual comfort, regardless of race, color, orcreed without charge. We feel blessed to share in the journey and privi-leged to be present with the family and loved ones. Staffed mostly byvolunteers, Haynes House of Hope has been blessed with hundreds ofthose who serve. In 2013 over 4000 hours were contributed by volun-teers. Volunteers like the founder, Crystal Everdyke, stated "I volunteerbecause my father was in a comfort care home just like this. I willnever forget how much I appreciated the way the volunteers and stafftook such good care of my father and of us. I hope that I can give thesame care and kindnesses to our residents and their families." Anothervolunteer who blesses Haynes House and it's residents had this to sayabout serving "As a retired nurse I realized I missed the patient contact.Although the Haynes House is a different setting than I was used to thecaring is still the same. I love the homey feeling of the house and thebonds you share with the patient and families. I know if I were in thesame position the patient is I would feel so blessed to be surroundedwith all that love and caring. I have always enjoyed helping people andwhat better time to do it then when they truly need it." As a free usefacility, funding is gained by fundraising activities, donations from a gen-erous community and grants. Volunteers were active in 2014 conductingseveral fundraising activities including the Community Coin Drop, BailOut,Basket Party, Bingo, HoeDown, Flocking, BonTon Coupon Books, YardSale, Trek for Hope, Spaghetti Dinner, Hawaii Dinner, and Dollars forHope. Grants that graced Haynes House this year include:Stewart’sShops approved a grant for $2500 this year and $2500 in 2015; C.R.Wood Foundation approved a grant for $5000; and Adirondack Founda-tion Community Trust approved a technology grant of $2000. Three grantscontinue to bless Haynes House annually: The Community Foundationof Collier County/Shehadi Family Fund, The Sandy Hill Foundation andThe David & Janet Sheridan Foundation. In-Kind Donations this yearincluded countless donors. A few to mention are: You Are Never AloneFoundation/Salley Gibney, American Hardware, and Telescope. This listdoes not include all those who donated to our fundraisers! Thank you toall those who bless us with their generosity! The largest financial bless-ing this year was a grant from the Friends of Hospice. As they dissolvedtheir agency, Haynes House of Hope and a few other agencies wereselected to receive money to continue our efforts to serve those whoare in need. Thank you to Friends of Hospice for the check totaling over$90,000. The Haynes House of Hope, located at 7187 State Route 149,Granville, NY is a comfort care home for the terminally ill and theirfamilies. The Haynes House of Hope is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organizationthat relies on donations, grants, fundraisers and volunteers. Donationsare tax deductible as allowed by law. Please contact the Haynes Houseof Hope PR Director, Karen M. Filkins-Sanders, at (518)642-8155 or byemail at [email protected] with any questions.
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MASS AT SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH is Sunday at 9:00 AM. There is achildren’s Liturgy during Sunday Mass to which all children are welcome. On Monday, Feb. 2 at 7PM there will be Vespers for Candlemas at St. Patrick’s in Cambridge. Holy Cross Church of Salemwill hold the Vespers for Candlemas Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 7 PM. Wednesday, Feb. 18 is Ash Wednesdaywith Masses at Noon and 7 PM. On Sunday, Jan. 25, Father Marty at St. Joseph’s Church in Green-wich, will preside at a Healing Service. It will be held at 7PM. Healing prayers and blessing of thosewho request a special anointing will take place. All are welcome. The Healing Service is offered on thelast Sunday of each month. A reminder that the food pantry is helping many through this long winter.Canned soup is especially needed at this time.
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WELSH MALE CHOIR TO RETURN TO THE VERMONT/ NEW YORK REGION IN 2015– The officers and board ofdirectors of Poultney Area St. David’s Society, Inc. are pleased toannounce that Côr y Penrhyn, the Penrhyn Welsh male choir, fromBethesda, Gwynedd, North West Wales will return to Vermont andNew York in September, 2015. Bethesda and Poultney are “sister-cities” since the late 1970’s. The St. David’s Society will host Côry Penrhyn for 3 nights, this being a third time for the society to hostthis choir. The society previously hosted Côr y Penrhyn in 1993and 1999. Concert tickets were sold out at each previous event.Additional press releases shall be forth-coming. Those will provideinformation about Côr y Penrhyn, its conductor, accompanist, solo-ist, and master of ceremonies as well as public activities, includingconcert venue and ticket information, during Côr y Penrhyn’s timewith the St. David’s Society. The 2015 visit of Côr y Penrhyn, oneof the busiest choirs in Wales, promises to be another out-standingconcert event. Poultney Area St. David’s Society, Inc. seeks spon-sors to help with this visit. For information about being a sponsor,please contact Poultney Area St. David’s Society. Poultney AreaSt. David’s Society, Inc. (PASDS): 60 Norton Ave., Poultney, VT05764-1029. Poultney Area St. David’s Society, Inc. is a 501( c )(7) non-profit fellowship organization founded in 1988.
HEART OF WINTER PARTY- When the weather outside isfrightful, come inside and warm your hearts with music and love atthe Music from Salem's Heart of Winter party. On Friday, Febru-ary 13, 2015 from 5:30-8:30pm, Music from Salem will host a Heartof Winter Party, an evening of music and fun with Music fromsalem artistic director and violist Lila Brown playing selections fromJohann Sebastian Bach, Quincy Porter, and Max Reger. Enjoy ex-cellent refreshments, a glass of prosecco, and the opportunity tobid on romantic dinners at various local restaurants. Bring yoursweetheart, your best friend or just come alone to celebrate loveand music at this fundraiser for Music from Salem. The February13 Heart of Winter Party will take place from 5:30-8:30pm atplow103main, 103 Main St., Greenwich NY 12834. The $25/per-son entrance fee entitles you to food, musical entertainment, andall the fun you can handle!!!. RSVP: [email protected] 518-232-2347. More info at www.musicfromsalem.org
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MONTHLY BREAKFASTLadies Aux from the VFW post 1938Poplar Ave, Valley Falls , NY will be having their monthly breakfastSunday Feb. 8th 8AM-11AM. RADA knives made in the USAare on sale . Menu consists of made to order eggs, French toast,pancakes, sausage, bacon, juice, hash browns, toast, fruit, coffeeand biscuits w/sausage & gravy. Cost adults $7 children $4
PREVENTION & REVERSAL OF HEART DISEASE SEMINAR Wednesday, February 11th,6:30 - 8:30 pm. Most heart damage can be prevented. Practical, inexpensive, natural strategies toimprove your heart health. In depth video presentation by Caldwell Esselstyn of Cleveland Clinic.Coronary risk assessment, cholesterol screening, food samples. Buskirk Better Living Center@ Buskirk Seventh-day Adventist Community Church2176 W. Hoosick Rd. (Co. 103 & NY 67) Buskirk, NYFor more info: 518-686-4524
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LOUISIANA TRIP – RESERVE BEFORE APRIL 3. Tourwith us October 11-18, 2015 through the Heart of the South –New Orleans, Natchez, and Lafayette. Sponsored by LaFédération Franco-Américaine du NY, this 8-day trip includesairfare, transfers, hotels, 11 meals, and guided tours. Highlights:French Quarter, Court of Two Sisters Restaurant; Baton Rouge(state capital); Natchez, MS; Lafayette/Cajun country,Vermilionville, Bayou Cruise, Cajun cooking lesson. Per person(pp) fares: Triple $2,469; Double $2,499; Single $3,049. Bookbefore APRIL 3 and save $100 pp on your fare. For more infor-mation, contact Lisa Laforest at Plaza Travel Center (518) 785-3338 or [email protected] .
SOUPER SUPPER The Valley Falls United Methodist Church,16 State Street, will hold one of its super souper suppers on Sun-day, February 8 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm. Featured will be a widevariety of soups plus bread, muffins, drinks, and dessert for onlyseven dollars – children under 6 free. Tickets are available at thedoor. The church is handicapped accessible. For tickets and in-formation, call 541-3039 or 753-6028 or check our website atwww.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com.
PITTSTOWN SENIORS first meeting in 2015 will be March4, as there will be no meeting in February. A TRIP is planned toPennsylvania Amish Lands June 2n-4th. 3 days, 2 nights, break-fasts, dinners, theater, guided tour, $339 per person, inclusive. Forinfo and to make reservations call 518-478-3335. Members andguests welcome. Meet at TamaracPlaza-details upon reserving.
ZITI FUNDRAISER- The Junior class at Greenwich CentralSchool will be hosting a Ziti Dinner/Basket Raffle fundraiser toraise money for upcoming events including their Junior Prom. Theevent will be held on Friday, February 6th in the High Schoolcafeteria from 5 to 7 p.m. The dinner will include ziti, salad, bread,drink and a light dessert. The cost is $10.00 per ticket for adultsand children over 10, and $5.00 per ticket for children under 10.Throughout the event, there will be baskets on display with a vari-ety of themes, including movies, cooking, home décor, etc. Raffletickets are available and participants can place their tickets inwhichever baskets they want to bid on. At the end of the evening,tickets will be pulled for each basket and the winner will be an-nounced. Please join us for this great dinner and wonderfulfundraiser. Tickets for the event are available from members ofthe Junior Class, class advisors Alesa Wilson (ext. 7596) andKrysten Camadine (7574), as well as by calling the High SchoolMain Office at 692-9542 ext. 6300.
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THE ANNUAL ST. DAVID’S DAY DINNER, a 27th anni-versary year Gathering of the Clans event in honor of St. David,Patron Saint of Wales, will be held on Sunday, March 1st (St.David’s Day). Sponsored by Poultney Area St. David’s Soci-ety, the dinner gathering will be held at 12:30 p.m. that Sundayat A.J.’s restaurant, Quaker Street, Granville, New York. Thedinner will feature three entre choices; one may select roastlamb, haddock or chicken. The cost is $15.50 per person. Allare welcome. Prepaid registration to Poultney Area St. David’sSociety is requested no later than Sunday afternoon, February22nd so we may sort out seating and food details with the res-taurant. For more information contacts include: Nancy Williams(518-642-0709, Helen Jones (802)-287-9729 and Jan Edwards(802)-287-5744. One may also contact the Society [email protected] and they will email the registration formto you to complete.
SALEM HOLY CROSS NEWS- Mass at Salem Holy CrossCatholic Church is Sunday at 9:00 AM. There is a children’s Lit-urgy during Sunday Mass to which all children are welcome. Sun-day, Feb. 1, after Mass there will be a Parish wide meeting todiscuss Mass coverage and schedules. On Monday, Feb. 2 at 7PM there will be Vespers for Candlemas at St. Patrick’s in Cam-bridge. Holy Cross Church of Salem will hold the Vespers forCandlemas Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 7 PM. Wednesday, Feb. 18 is AshWednesday with Mass at Noon and Vespers at 7 PM. A reminderthat the food pantry is helping many through this long winter. Cannedsoup is especially needed at this time.
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SCHAGHTICOKE FAIR ANNOUNCES 2015 FAIRTHEME AND DESIGN CONTEST
Celebrating its 196th year, The Schaghticoke Fair is veryexcited to announce the 2015 fair theme as The FairestOne of All. The fair will be introducing The Fairest One ofAll into buildings, exhibits, fair entries, and contests dur-ing the week of the fair. David Wein, a resident ofJohnsonville was the winner of last year’s “Harvest YourDreams” theme design contest. The contest is open to all currently enrolled high schooland college students as well as adults throughout the lo-cal area. The selected design will be used on the cover ofthe 2015 fair brochure, the annual fair t-shirt and for addi-tional marketing purposes. In addition to having thewinner’s work published, the winner will also receive aone day fair pass with one unlimited ride ticket, a 2015The Fairest One of All t-shirt, a certificate of achievementpresented during the week of the fair and will also becomean honorary judge for future themed design contests. Formore information on how to participate and the elementsthat are to be included in the design, please contact theart department at your high school or call Mary at the fairoffice, 753-4411, x13. All entries must be submitted byApril 1st. The Schaghticoke Fair will be held Wednesday,September 2 – Monday, September 7, Labor Day Week-end.Rensselaer County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
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SUNDAY BREAKFAST: The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club lo-cated on route 32 south of the village of Victory ( look for our sign ).Will be cooking breakfast on 8 February 2015 starting at 8:00-11:00AM and will continue on the second Sunday of each month allyear. Eggs cooked to order, bacon, sausage, toast ( white or wheat ),pancakes ( regular, blueberry, buckwheat, apple cinnamon ), frenchtoast, home fries, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate. Cost: Adult$6.00 Child $3.00, EVERYONE will be welcome. 518-695-3917
“EXPRESSION OF LOVE” On Thursday, February 12, theRensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center will be holding an Expres-sion of Love Memorial Ceremony at 11:30 a.m. in the second floorLiving Room. This is a special time to remember those individualswhose names will be added to our Memorial Plaque. Our noon timemeal will immediately follow the ceremony. The menu will be bakedmeatloaf. For more information and to make reservations call 270-5348.
PLANETARIUM ADVENTURES COMES TO THE CAM-BRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st.Chris Grubb, educator and presenter with Planetarium Adventures,will bring his inflatable planetarium to the Cambridge Public Libraryto discuss astronomy and the night sky. The planetarium can accom-modate up to 25 people per session. There will be three sessionsscheduled for that Saturday, at 11:00 am, 1:00pm and 2:30 pm. Pleasecome into the Cambridge Public Library or call the library at 677-2443 to reserve your spot for this exciting free program. The libraryis located at 21 West Main Street in Cambridge.
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BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC- Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY will beholding its monthly blood pressure clinic on Friday, February 13,2015 at 10:30 with Rensselaer County’s Health Department. Noappointment is necessary. If you have any questions, or wouldlike to join us for lunch at noon, for a suggested donation of $3.00,entrée; Veal Pattie w/ Mushroom Gravy, please contact the cen-ter at 279-3413. Reservations required for lunch.
CRAFT VENDOR SPACES ARE CURRENTLY AVAIL-ABLE FOR RENT FOR THE 2015 ANNUAL WOOD-CHUCK FESTIVAL TO BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 7THIN WEST PAWLET – RESERVE YOUR SPACE SOON , byJanice B. Edwards, Freelance Writer. Craft vendor spaces arecurrently available for rent for the 2015 Annual Woodchuck Festi-val to be held on February 7th in West Pawlet, Vermont from10:00 – 3:00 pm. A limited number of spaces are available, firstcome, first serve. Tables and electricity may also be rented. Torent a vendor space, table or electricity, please contact Beth(Kashner) Moser-Duquette at: 802-645-0398 or email her [email protected]. This annual event is held at MettaweeCommunity School, 5788 Vermont Route 153. Crafters , pleasenote that Mettawee Community School is a nut-free environmentso nut products are not permitted. The Woodchuck Festival is afund-raiser event which is sponsored jointly by the Ladies FireAuxiliary and the West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department. It is afamily day of fun and good food for all ages. All are welcome.
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VETERANS HALL HONORS ALL VETERANS PAST ANDPRESENT. This building is located on the Schaghticoke Fair-grounds and is comprised of a group of volunteers who feel pas-sionate about this exhibit. Many have visited Veterans Hall duringthe fair or have come to an Open House to pay tribute to ourveterans and say thank you. Everyone knows and loves a veteranand many come to share that connection. Some come to see apicture, a clipping or perhaps an item donated by family or a friendof a veteran that served our country. In addition we are compilinga list of veteran’s names from Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Wash-ington Counties. We can use your help in this endeavor. This willbe an ongoing objective for years to come. Getting your veteran’sname on the list is free, easy and a good way to ensure his/herservice will be remembered. A form can be obtained on Facebookat https://www.facebook.com/SchaghticokeVeteransHall or con-tact Jody at 518-859-2988 or Lorraine at 518-753-6936. Thankyou for your service!
BINGO at American Legion Post 13 is held every Sunday. Doorsopen at 4:30 p.m. and bingo starts at 6 p.m. No one under 14 willbe admitted.Northside Drive, Bennington, VT
HAIR CUTS AND STYLES- Carol Alderman, licensed hairdresser and owner of Hair Care in Berlin, continues to offer re-duced priced hair cuts and styles right at our senior center. Carolwill be available on Wednesday, February 18th, make your ap-pointment early – they go fast! Please call the center for requiredappointments 279-3413. All Rensselaer County seniors are wel-come.
SWEETHEART BREAKFAST- The Easton Volunteer FireAuxiliary will be hosting a Sweetheart Breakfast on Sunday, Feb-ruary 15, 2015 from 8 am to 12 noon at the firehouse on Route40 in Easton. Adult tickets are $6.00 each and children 5 to 12are $3.00 each. Children under 5 are free. For more information,please call 692-2662.
BIBLE STUDY GROUP. Have you been looking for a weeklybible study group consisting of a wonderful group of people? Lookno further. The Rensselaer County Troy Senior Service Centerlocated at 19 Third Street, Troy, across from the Atrium, has aweekly Bible Study Group led by Andy Agcaoili. This is a non-denominational fellowship group. They meet every Friday from10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Please consider staying to join us for thefabulous lunch we serve every day at noon for a suggestedcontribution of $2.00. Call 270-5348 for more information.
4H SHOOTING SPORTS PROGRAMS- Cornell CooperativeExtension is hosting two 4-H Shooting Sports programs for youth.This eight to ten week series cover archery, air guns, .22 caliberrifle, shotguns, muzzleloaders as well as conservation. The mainemphasis is on safe handling of firearms. Hunter Safety Certifica-tion and the Bow Hunter Safety Certification are also included.The two sites are: Hudson Falls Fish & Game for the northern sitewhich begins February 18 and Salem Rifle & Pistol Club and theOwlkill Rod & Gun club for the southern site which begins March7. Youth must be at least twelve years old to participate in thisprogram. The fee is $20 per youth for 4-H members and $25 fornon-members (this includes 4-H enrollment). For more informa-tion or to register, contact the CCE office at 746-2560; 1-800-548-0881; or [email protected].
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PANCAKE BREAKFAST Fundraiser To benefit the TamaracElementary Fifth Grader\’s Field Trip to Nature\’s ClassroomWhere: Center Brunswick Firehouse When: Sunday, February 8thfrom 8-11am *There will also be a 50/50 and themed basket rafflewith donations from local businesses such as Focusmaster, TwoBrothers Restaurant, Tommy\’s Pizza and Ted\’s Fish Fry. Cost is$8 per adult and $5 per child.
ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST: The Buskirk VolunteerFire Department Inc will be starting their All You Can EatBreakfast at the fire station on Sunday February 8th from 730am – 11am. Please come out and have the best breakfast in townwith your family and friends.
MASS AT SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH isSunday at 9:00 AM. There is a children’s Liturgy during Sunday Massto which all children are welcome. Wednesday, Feb. 18 is AshWednesday with Mass at Noon and Vespers at 7 PM. A reminderthat the food pantry is helping many through this long winter. Cannedsoup is especially needed at this time.
VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER DANCE American Legion Post278 3 Courses- $40 Per Couple- Includes Band at 7:30pm- Dinnerat 6pm. Tossed Salad with house Italian Dressing. Choice of 10once NY Strip Steak or Stuffed Chicken Breast with Baked Potatoand Asparagus. Vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce with achocolate covered strawberry! A rose for the ladies! Kenny T andthe Back Road Band at 7:30pm. Cost for the Band only $5.
THE FEBRUARY LUNCHEON OF THE ADIRONDACK,CHAPTER 60, KOREAN WAR VETERANS' ASSOC., willbe held at noon on Wednesday, February 11th at the Saratoga/WiltonElks Club on Rt. 9 in Wilton. Cost is $9.00. Hosts are Linc Orologioand Jane Rydezrski. For reservations and menu, please phone306-4587 by Feb. 9th by Feb. 9th. Veterans of all wars, spouses,widows and friends are all invited to attend.
SOUPER SUPPER:Old Saratoga Reformed Church, located at48 Pearl Street, Schuylerville, will be hosting a “Souper” Supperon Sat. Feb. 7 from 4:30-6:30 pm. Enjoy bottomless bowls ofhomemade soup for only $7 for adults. Bread, salad, dessert andbeverage are included. Children ages 5-10 may eat for $3, andunder 5 is free. This is a dine-in only supper. Reservations arerecommended, but walk-ins are welcome! Call Amber Deyoe at587-8224 or the church office at 695-3479 for reservations.
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HEART OF WINTER PARTY- Music from Salem's Heart of Winter party. On Friday, February13, 2015 from 5:30-8:30pm, an evening of music and fun with Music from salem artistic director andviolist Lila Brown playing selections from Johann Sebastian Bach, Quincy Porter, and Max Reger.Enjoy refreshments, a glass of prosecco, and the opportunity to bid on romantic dinners at various localrestaurants. The February 13 Heart of Winter Party will take place from 5:30-8:30pm at plow103main,103 Main St., Greenwich NY 12834. The $25/person entrance fee entitles you to food, musical enter-tainment, and all the fun you can handle!!!. RSVP: [email protected] or 518-232-2347. Moreinfo at www.musicfromsalem.org
