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Former Senator

Russ Feingold, one

of the most respected

members of

Congress, will speak

about his new book

“While America

Sleeps” at 2 p.m. on

Sunday, April 22 at

the Northshire

Bookstore.

Revered on the left

and respected on the

right, Russ Feingold

represented the state

of Wisconsin from

1993 to 2011. During

his tenure, he was

one of only 23 sena-

tors to vote against

the Iraq War, and

was the only senator

to vote against the

Patriot Act. Feingold

was also the co-

author of the well-

known McCain-

Feingold campaign reform bill

which banned party soft money.

In his new book, he explains

where America went wrong

after 9/11, and explores how the

government and citizens alike

can reverse our missteps

through proposed solutions to

the international problems that

threaten America.

Since leaving the Senate,

Russ Feingold has been a visit-

ing professor at Marquette

University Law School and is

currently a distinguished visi-

tor at Stanford University. In

February 2011, he founded

Progressives United, an organi-

zation devoted to challenging

the dominance of corporate

money over our American

democracy.

A Rhodes Scholar, Feingold

is an honors graduate of both

Harvard Law School and Oxford

University. He is the recipient

of the 1999 John F. Kennedy

Profile in Courage Award, and

the 2011 Franklin D. Roosevelt

Four Freedoms Medal.

This is a free admission

event. For more information,

call the bookstore at (802) 362-

2200 or visit www.northshire.

com.

Twenty Burr and Burton

Academy students who will be the

first class in the Mountain Campus

Program next fall were given a tour

recently of the Bensonwood facili-

ty by lead architect Randall Walter.

Randal and his team are design-

ing and building the Mountain

Campus academic building, which

will be a LEED Platinum, Net Zero

building with several unique archi-

tectural features that will enhance

the building’s use as a living class-

room and incorporate the environ-

ment both indoors and out.

Shown in the photo is one of the

four oak trees that will be used as

part of the interior deisng of the

building. Two of the oaks were har-

vested from the BBA campus by

alumni Josh Steere ’05 and Mark

Stevens ’01, who work for Joseph J.

Blair Tree Care. The other two

were donated by Bensonwood.

For more information about the

Mountain Campus program, con-

tact Director Ben Freeman at (802)

549-8279 or email bfreeman@bur-

rburton.org.

In a long-standing tradition, the Manchester

Music Festival will bring the wide world of clas-

sical music to area Vermont schools and the

Northshire Bookstore with its annual Residency

Week by the Manchester Festival String Quartet

on April 23 to 28.

The String Quartet is composed of violinists

Joana Genova and Heather Braun, violist Ariel

Rudiakov, and cellist Benjamin Capps. They will

be joined by former MMF Young Artist, bassoon-

ist Rachel Elliot, as they perform pieces by time-

honored masters such as Edward Grieg, as well

as less familiar names such as Gordon Jacob and

Padma Newsome.

In addition, there will be some homespun

musical artistry created by local students par-

ticipating in MMF’s “Dare to Compose” project.

The young composers whose pieces will be per-

formed include Ramsay Eyre, Danielle Hazelton,

Meira Levin, Victoria, Biller, Jordan LaMothe

and Jack McChesney.

The week starts off on Monday, April 23 with a

violin master class led by Heather Braun. On

Tuesday, April 24, the quintet will perform at Maple

Street School and Longtrail School, followed by a

master class for young cellists led by Benjamin

Capps. The Sunderland and Monument Elementary

Schools will be visited on Wednesday, April 25, fol-

lowed by the Dorset Elementary and Hiland Hall

Schools on April 26. The residency concludes on

April 27 with stops at Burr and Burton Academy

and the Mettawee Community School.

An hour-long concert will cap off the week at

4 p.m. on Saturday, April 28 at the Northshire

Bookstore. This concert is free and open to the

public, with donations accepted. The residency

is being underwritten by the Enoch, Berkshire

Bank and Alcyon Foundations, and the Vermont

Country Store.

For more information, visit www.mmfvt.org.

Rummage SaleThe Dorset Church will hold its annual Spring Rummage Sale from 9am-1pm.

on Saturday, April 28 at the Dorset Church, located at 143 Church St in Dorset.

There will be a Bag Sale from noon to 1 p.m. that day. Donations of clean,

serviceable winter clothing (particularly children’s clothing), jewelry, purses,

linens, kitchen and household items and books will be accepted at the Dorset

Church on Tuesday, April 24 through Thursday, April 26 from 8:30am-4 pm.

Please do not donate furniture, large appliances, TVs, stereo equipment,

computers and computer-related items. For more information, call 867-2260.

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The Vermont Arts Exchange

in North Bennington is now

offering the PrintRoom, a “free

range” co-working space that

offers independent professionals

a place for creativity, collabora-

tion and work on a daily, monthly

or quarterly membership basis.

An affordable space for free-

lance professionals to work side-

by-side, the PrintRoom provides

the opportunity to form a com-

munity in a productive but infor-

mal setting. Aptly named for its

collection of letterpress equip-

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PrintRoom is a sunny airy space

that offers Wi-Fi, shared color

printers, a coffee bar and espres-

so machine.

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ing rates and membership poli-

cies, contact Amy Anselmo at

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The Manchester and Dorset Historical Societies

will welcome a team of Long Trail School research-

ers, including teachers Scott Worland and David

Spero along with student Noah Lowenthal, on

Wednesday, April 25 at 7 p.m. at the school.

This event will showcase and explain five years

worth of information about the health of the

Mettowee River. The Mettowee plays an important

role in determining water quality in the lower por-

tion of Lake Champlain, and understanding the

health of the river is critical for economic, recre-

ational scenic values in the community.

The presentation will provide an overview of

the findings on the river’s health, and include a

report on the effects of Tropical Storm Irene.

Long Trail School collaborates with St.

Michael’s College to monitor water chemistry,

hydrology, and key organisms that are sensitive to

water quality. The collected data is maintained on

a database that is accessed by scientists in Vermont

and all over the country. Refreshments will be

served following the program.

Equinox Village will host “A

Summer Fashion Preview” at 3

p.m. on Friday, April 27 at Equinox

Village on 49 Maple Street in

Manchester Center. Local retail-

ers Banana Republic, Bass,

Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren

Polo, the Mountain Goat and

more are expected to participate.

“We wanted to host a fun event

for spring, and we have never had

a fashion sow,” said Equinox

Village Marketing Director

Ashley Brenon Jowett.

The event is free and open to

the public; refreshments will be

served. For more information,

call Kylie at (802) 362-4061.

GMALL eventsThe Green Mountain Academy

for Lifelong Learning (GMALL)

continues its Documentary

Discussion Group with the film

“The Wyeths: A Father and His

Family” at 2 p.m. on Wednesday,

April 25 at Equinox Village in

Manchester Center.

The film traces N.C. Wyeth’s

profound influence on his chil-

dren. It is a portrait of the artist

as a family man, told through

cherished photos, home movies,

and memories of his kids. Shirley

Perlman will serve as discussion

facilitator. Admission cost is $10.

On Friday, April 27 at 7 p.m.,

GMALL presents “She Stoops to

Conquer,” a performance broad-

cast from the National Theatre of

London in the Riley Center for the

Arts at burr and Burton Academy.

The film a classic period com-

edy by Irish author Oliver

Goldsmith, was first performed in

London in 1773. Tickets are $20 for

adults, $5 for students and can be

purchased online at www.green-

mtacademy.org or by calling

Gloria Palmer at (802) 366-1820.

Tickets are also available at

Northshire Bookstore.

Spring has just arrived, but it

is already time to register for the

popular summer camps at

Hildene in Manchester.

While some favorites such as

“Bug Bonanza” and “Nets,

Buckets and Boots,” are already

full, space is still available for sev-

eral other camps.

Manchester artist, designer

and educator Stacy Gates is offer-

ing two new art camps. The “Art

of Hildene” will be offered from

July 30 through August 3 for chil-

dren ages seven to eight, and from

August 6 to 10 for children ages

nine to 10. In this camp, children

will interpret the beauty of the

Lincoln family’s estate with

hands-on exploration of various

media. Painting, drawing, sculp-

ture, printmaking and historical

crafts are among the week’s fun-

filled art adventures. The week

will wrap up with a showcase of

the artists’ creations.

Other openings still exist in

“Farm Camps” (July 9 to 13 or

July 16 to 20) for children entering

grades two, three or four; “Wild

Survival” (July 23 to 27) for chil-

dren entering grades four, five or

six; “Watershed Wonders”

(August 13 to 17) for children

entering grades four, five or six;

and “Young at Art” (June 25 to 29)

for children ages five to six.

Hildene campers are encour-

aged to explore, experiment and

make his or her own discoveries

in a safe and friendly environ-

ment with the guidance of camp

staff. This summer’s staff

includes Diane Newton, Hildene

Director of Education; Rick

LaDue, Forest Steward, Equinox

Preservation Trust; Stacy Gates,

artist/educator; Lavinia Lowerre,

art educator; and Londonderry

small-scale farmer, Mimi Wright.

The camps are limited to 12

campers and are a week long.

Except for “Young at Art,” all

camps run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

and are held in the Lowerre

Family Youth Education Building.

Since the summer camps fill

quickly, early registration is

encouraged. For more informa-

tion, call Education Director

Diane Newton at (802) 367-7965 or

email dianenewton@hildene.org.

Camp schedules and fees are

available at www.hildene.org.

Hildene summer camps

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The Board of Trustees of

Maple Street School has

announced the retirement of

long-time chair Janet Turnbull

Irving, effective April 1, 2012. Ms.

Irving’s stellar leadership and

vision in the creation and nur-

turing of Maple Street School for

the past 14 years will be honored

at several events this spring and

summer.

“We thank her for creating

many moments for many chil-

dren to let their future in through

the doors of Maple Street

School,” said Matthew

Samuelson, the board’s new

chair.

As chair of the board, Janet

Irving focused on achieving the

school’s mission for children to

fall in love with learning early

and be academically ambitious.

She spearheaded the campaign to

build the school’s current cam-

pus, created momentum for the

school’s annual fund for a needs-

based scholarship program, and

oversaw four strategic plans.

Incoming chair Matt

Samuelson has served on the

Maple Street Board of Trustees

for four years, and brings the

experience and personal quali-

ties that will help Maple Street

School to continue its mission.

Maple Street is an independent

day school serving children in

grades Kindergarten through

eighth grade. For more informa-

tion, call (802) 362-7137 or visit

www.maplestreetschool.com.

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The Merck Forest and

Farmland Center has announced

a new lineup of seasonally-

focused outdoor education pro-

grams for area schools.

“Our goal is to provide area

teachers with opportunities to

immerse their students in inqui-

ry and place-based learning,” said

Sarah Ullman, education director.

For the spring season, “The

Life Cycles of Livestock” encour-

ages students of all ages to visit

Merck’s flock of sheep and new

lambs. For grades pre-K through

four, the program will investigate

the life cycles of different farm

animals. Students will also visit

with new-born lambs and learn

all about them.

Students in grades five through

eight will learn to identify adapta-

tions that make sheep suitable for

grazing, while high school stu-

dents will investigate anatomy,

physiology and genetics.

Pre-K through eight classes

will last approximately one and a

half hours, and high school class-

es will last about three hours. For

more information, contact Sarah

Ullman at sarah@merckforest.

org or by calling (802) 394-7836.

SVAC hosts art

workshopWeston artist Chester

Kasnowski will host an art

workshop entitled “Glazing a

Still Life” on April 28 and 29

from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the

Southern Vermont Arts Center.

The old painting glazing

technique was used in the 15th

century as a way to create deep

colors and to hold parts of the

painting together for unity. In

this workshop, students will

learn how to use acrylic paint to

build layers of shape and color

and to tie the painting together

as whole. All skill levels are wel-

come.

Chester Kasnowski earned

degrees from the Dayton Art

Institute and Tulane University.

His works are in numerous pri-

vate collections as well as in

museums such as the Museum

of Modern Art, Guggenheim

Museum in New York City, and

the Tate Gallery in London. He

taught art for more than 30

years and was a curator of edu-

cation at the New Orleans

Museum of Art.

To register for the workshop,

visit www.svac.org or contact

Sarah Warren (802) 362-1405.

SVAC is located off West Road

at 930 SVA Drive.

Buddhist President lecture at Maple Street School

What if the Dalai Lama were

President of the United States?

How different would American

policies be? Those questions will

be addressed in a lecture “The

Buddhist President: Envisioning

a Politics of Compassion for

America” by Southern Vermont

College Professor Thomas

Redden, PhD at 7 p.m. on Friday,

April 27 at the Maple Street School

in Manchester.

Dr. Redden is a political scien-

tist and an ordained Zen Buddhist

priest who believes that

Buddhism, a religion that seeks to

free ourselves of ego and selfish-

ness, can help us get beyond the

Left-Right divide. He will address

issues of ideology, ego, poverty,

healthcare, race, war, and the role

that silence and spirituality can

play in all political lives.

The lecture is free and open to

the public. For more information,

call (802) 447-6388.

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ARLINGTON St. James Episcopal Church on Route 7A in Arlington invites everyone to a free Community Supper from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Friday, April 20. Takeouts will be available. Information: Leroy at 802-375-0053.

CAMBRIDGE The Battenkill Conservancy and the Clearwater Chapter of Trout Unlimited will coordinate a Spring Cleaning on Highway 313 on Saturday, April 21. Come with your work gloves to the rest stop on Route 313, near the New York/Vermont state border, at 9 a.m. where hot coffee and dough-nuts will be provided to all volun-teers. Information: 518-677-2545, or www.battenkillconservancy.org.

BENNINGTON Southern Vermont College in Bennington will hold a Spring Open House beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 21. Prospective students will learn about career-driven majors, athlet-ics, campus life, academic sup-port, scholarships and financial aid. Pre-registration is encouraged at 802-447-6300, or email admis-sions@svc.edu.

PAWLET The Seventh Annual Bart Jacobs Memorial Turkey Calling Contest will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 21, at the Pawlet Firehouse on Route 133. Children ages 18 and younger will show-case their calling skills and prizes will be awarded. Cost: $10 in advance with Lisa at 802-394-2445, $15 at the door. Proceeds from the contest, refreshments, a teacup auction and shotgun raffle will benefit the Oxbow Mountain 4-H Club. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m.

SHUSHAN The Shushan Volunteer Fire Co. invites everyone to a Chicken Barbecue from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, at the fire-house on Route 64. Takeouts will be available starting at 2:30 p.m. Cost: $10 (enough food for two children, including dessert). Advance tickets are available from the firefighters and will be sold at the door.

MANCHESTER The Christian Education Dept. of the First Baptist Church of Manchester will serve a buffet-style Soup and Dessert Supper from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, at the church. Takeouts will be available. Cost: $4 for soup, bread and beverage; $2.50 dessert. Proceeds will ben-efit teens who will attend a National Baptist Convention in Washington, D.C. Information: Lisa Towslee at 362-3076.

CAMBRIDGE A Rites of Spring Gala and Silent Auction will be held at 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, at Hubbard Hall, 25 E. Main Street in Cambridge. A locally sourced, seasonal foods dinner by Spoonful, wine provided by Sante Magazine, and music by The Barnstormers will be featured, along with the silent auction. Cost: $100. Information/reservations: 518-677-2495, or www.hubbard-hall.org.

RUPERT The Rupert Firemen’s Banquet will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, at the Rupert Firehouse. Featured will be a roast pork dinner, followed by dancing to the music of Freedom Hawk at 9

p.m. Cost: $15 dinner and dancing; $5 dancing only after 9 p.m. Information/reservations: Kelly Lewis at 802-394-0035, or George Lewis at 394-2491.

SALEM The Fort Salem Theater in Salem will present the Spurs USA band in “When Country Was Cool, Volume One” at 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 21. This Berkshires band will salute the great country singers and songwriters from the 1940s to the ‘70s. Cost: $25, including $5 for cof-fee and dessert at 7:30 p.m. Information/reservations: 518-854-9200, or www.fortsalemtheater.com. Monday April 23

CAMBRIDGE American Legion Post 634 at 2106 Route 22 in Cambridge will host Monday Bingo at 7 p.m. on April 23. This bingo is held each Monday, with few excep-tions. Information: 518-677-8069.

WELLS The Wells Village Library on the green will participate in World Book Night at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 23, by distributing a free copy of “Peace Like a River” by Leif Enger to each of the first 20 attendees. Librarian Joanne Van Meter will make a brief presenta-tion before the distribution and refreshments will be served. There also will be an afghan raffle, with tickets at three for $1. Everyone will be welcome.

DORSET The Manchester and Dorset historical societies will host Long Trail School teachers Scott Worland and David Spero, along with student Noah Lowenthal, with a report on five years of study on the health of the Mettowee River at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 25. You’ll find this free event at the Long Trail School off Route 30 at Kirby Hollow Road in Dorset. Refreshments will be served. Information: www.manchesterhis-toricalsocietyvt.org.

GREENWICH The Greenwich Garden Group will host Tracy Frisch with a free program on “Starting Seeds, Stopping Weeds” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 25, in the Greenwich Free Library’s Community Room. Get tips on suc-cessfully growing vegetables and take home a six-pack with vegeta-ble seeds. Free and open to all. Information: Thelma Hack at 518-747-8090.

SALEM Reservations are request-ed by Friday, April 27, for a Meet and Greet event for representa-tives from area arts organizations that will be held on Sunday, May 6, at Salem Art Works, 19 Cary Lane in Salem. You’ll learn about the exciting events local arts organiza-tions have planned for this year. Light fare will be served and tours of SAW’s 120-acre campus will be available. Information/reservations: 518-854-7674, or email info@salemartworks.com.

MANCHESTER Berta Maginniss, executive director of the Manchester and the Mountains Chamber of Commerce, will emcee a Summer Fashion Preview event at 3 p.m. on Friday, April 27, at Equinox Village in Manchester. Summer fashions for mature men and women will be highlighted and

refreshments will follow at this free event that’s open to all. Information: 802-362-4061, or www.equinoxvil-lage.com.

MANCHESTER The classic period comedy by Irish author Oliver Goldsmith, “She Stoops to Conquer,” will be broadcast from the National Theatre of London at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 27, to the Riley Center for the Arts at Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Cost: $20 adults; $5 students. Information/tickets: Gloria Palmer at 802-366-1820, www.greenmtnacademy.org, or the Northshire Bookstore.

POULTNEY “The 39 Steps,” a farce adapted for stage by Patrick Barlow from a 1915 novel by John Buchan and a 1935 Alfred Hitchcock film, will be staged at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28, in the Ackley Theater on the Green Mountain College campus in Poultney. Cost: $10. Everyone will be welcome.

MANCHESTER Prof. Thomas Redden from Southern Vermont College will speak on “The Buddhist President: Envisioning a Politics of Compassion for America” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, April 27, at the Maple Street School in Manchester. Prof. Redden is a political scientist and ordained Zen Buddhist priest. Free and open to all. Information: 802-447-6388.

GREENWICH The Irish band, Hair of the Dog, will perform in concert at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 27, at the Greenwich Elks Lodge. Doors will open at 6 p.m. and food will be available. Reserved tables are available with 10 advance tickets at $15 each. There’ll be free taxi service for up to 10 miles, and also for hire. Information/tickets: Cindy at 638-6002, or the lodge at 692-2061.

DORSET The Dorset Church off Route 30 at 143 Church Street invites everyone to a Spring Rummage Sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 28 (outside sales begin at 8:30 a.m.; bag sale noon to 1 p.m.). Information/dona-tions for sale: 867-2260.

MANCHESTER Weston artist Chester Kasnowski will lead “Glazing a Still Life,” an oil painting glazing technique class for all lev-els, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, April 28 and 29, at the Southern Vermont Arts Center off West Road in Manchester. Information/registra-tion: Sarah Warren at 802-362-1405, Ext. 10, or www.svac.org.

WASHINGTON COUNTY The 20th Annual Washington County Fiber Tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, April 28 and 29. Visit participating farms, learn about caring for and breeding the animals, and see demonstrations of how the ani-mals’ fiber is used for crafts. Rain or shine; dress for the weather. Information/farm locations: www.washingtoncountyfibertour.org.

MANCHESTER The Manchester Music Festival musicians will per-form in concert from 4 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 28, at the Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. Cost: Free, donations accepted. Information: www.mmfvt.org.

Out & AboutBy Jim Carrigan

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6’ BED LINER f i ts large trucks. Like new, $90. 802- 265-7942

60’S HARMONY GUITAR Amp, good condition, $40. 518-642-3077

60’S OLD KRAFTSMAN Electric guitar, good condi- tion, $50. 518-642-3077

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AUDIOVOX 15” FLAT PAN- EL LCD/TV, bui l t- in DVD player, with warranty, $99. 802-645-1950

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BECKETT BY HONEY- WELL oil furnace blower mo- tor and fan. Almost new, $99. 518-677-8790

BLADERUNNER ROLLER BLADE blue/ white/ black. New, never used. Size 9, $50. 802-265-8650

BOTTLES Playtex drop ins, (10) 4oz, (5) 8 oz, with lids and bottle liners, $5. 518- 686-4507

BREADMAN Bread maker, $20. 518-692-3398

BRIGGS & STRATTON 8HP horizontal shaft small engine, I/C cast iron bore, $99.99, Greenwich, NY. 518- 744-3278

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CEILING FAN 48” with four lights, $60. 518-642-1990

CHICKEN COOP up to 4 chickens on wheels, $25. 518-391-5455

CLOTH DIAPERS, 17 Bum Genius 3.0 and FuziBunz. Lots of extra inserts, $50. 518-692-9564

COLLECTORS BARBIE LOVES Elvis dolls. 12” por- celain heads and hands. Guitar& mic pins, sweaters and I love Elvis skirt. New, $90. 518-632-5466

COMPUTER STATIONS/ DESK white wash wood, $95. 518-642-1990

CONCRETE CULVERT 15” Diameter, four sections, total 16 feet, will load, $99. 518- 686-4254

COUNTRY STYLE KITCH- EN table painted black, very nice, good condition, $40. 518-396-9734

CRAFTSMAN PUSHMOW- ER self propelled, mulch and bad, $95. 802-268-0030

DECORATIVE 27x31 WALL mirror in hardwood frame. Cherry finish. New condition, $50. 802-287-9992

DIAPER GENIE $10. 802-394-7885

DISHWASHER Needs some work, $99.99. 518-854-7869

D U R A RO C K C E M E N T boards 9, 1/2X32X60, $35. 518-638-5436

DVD SET New in sealed boxes, seasons 1-4 , 30 Rock, $40. 518-692-3398

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FISHER PRICE SWING g r e a t c o n d i t i o n . B l u e , orange, yellow low to ground, $20 OBO. 802-779-4953

FOOSBALL High end qual- ity table, stands 3-4’ high, $75. 518-265-9617

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FULL SIZE MATTRESS and box spring, very good condi- tion, $50. 802-379-0999

GE DISHWASHER white, newer style, $99. 802-268- 0030

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HIGH CHAIR Activity seat. Attaches to any chair, re- movable activity tray, $20/ OBO. 518-632-8899

HUB CAPS (4) 14” Ford T-Bird hub caps, $40/ALL. 518- 955-6466

IRON BED HEAD and foot board with detachable cano- py, California King, nice con- dition, $99. 518-695-5484

JACUZZI TUB 4 f t , new, needs motor. No motor just tub & jets, $60. 518-955- 6466

JOLLY JUMPER Little Ein- stein, lightly used, comes on stand, no door casing need- ed, $45/OBO. 518-632-8899

KENMORE GAS STOVE white with black glass door. X large 5 cu ft oven. Good condition, $99 802-375-9454

LADIES LEATHER Coat, Wilson, size small, good condition, $75/OBO. 518- 854-7497

LARGE BARN BEAM 200 yrs. old, hand hewn. Would make a great mantle or dec- orative piece, $95. 518-791- 8191

LARGE BLACK FOLDING Martha Stewart patio chairs. 4, wicker back & seat. Ex- cellent condition, $50. 802- 273-3585

LEARN FRACTIONS Cuise- naire, 2 reporducible work books. Hands on learning us- ing colorul maniulatives, $15. 518-791-8191

MATTRESS FOUNDATION, American Beddings Presi- dential Collection, used only five months, $50. 518-692- 9564

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MONTEL WILLIAMS LIV- ING WELL Healthmaster blender, warranty, works great, $99. 802-645-1950

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NICE DRESS SIZE 17/18 new with tags, strapless, long, pink, $65 OBO. 802- 779-4953

NICE HARDWOOD BABY crib. Very good condition, used with one child. Basic design. With spring set and mattress, $90. 802-325-3807

NICE OLDER COUCH with goose down cushions. No rips or stains, very sturdy construction. tan. non smok- ing home, $50. 518-686- 7025

OLDER 10” SAW, belt driv- en works. All steel pedestal frame, very heavy, $45. 518- 747-3558

PICTURE FRAMING MAT cutter, Logan 301-M, $99 new in box, first $50 takes it. 802-375-6782

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P R E C I O U S M O M E N T S TEDDY bear cookie jar, por- celain enamel stoneware, 1993. Excellent condition, $15. 518-677-8790

RABBIT HUTCH on the ground. 6’ long, 4’ wide, about 2’ high, $10. 802-375- 6305

REFRIGERATOR Norge, works fine, $50. 802-379- 0999

ROOFING TOOL For strip- ping off asphalt shingles, $25, Greenwich, NY. 518- 744-3278

ROTOTILLER RUNS AND works great, excellent con- dition, $95. 518-854-9647

RYOBI 3 PIECE router bit set in case. Brand new, un- opened, $25 OBO. 518-677- 8790

RYOBI CAR BUFFER good shape, $20 OBO. 518-396- 9734

S A X O N 7 6 M AT H Tex t book, workbook, answer book , p l us D. I .V.E . CD discs. Never used, $50. 518- 638-9010

S C R E E N D O O R w o o d 30X81 new, $15. 518-793- 0657

SLOT CAR RACE track set, $25. 802-375-6782

SMALL DORM Size Emer- son microwave, $15. 518- 692-3398

SMALL REFRIGERATOR 32”X19”X20 1/2. Black ex- cellent condition, $50. 802- 375-9454

SMALL WHITE ANTIQUE table with ceramic surface, $20. 518-686-7025

SOLID WOOD Enter tain- ment center, drawers on bot- tom, glass door with shelves for books or CD’s, $75. 518- 695-3950

STROLLER $10. 802-394- 7885

S Z X O N 5 4 M AT H Tex t book, workbook & answer book. Gently used, great condition, $35. 518-638-9010

TAN RUG Approximately 12 x 13 with foam pad, good condition, $30. 518-854-9269

TIMBERLAND PRO SE- R IES S ize 13 s tee l toe boots, only worn one time, $40. 518-642-3875

TOASTER OVEN broi ler, Betty Crocker, $15. 518-642- 1990

TRAIN MAGAZINES A box of 100 for $95. 802-375-6782

TWO BF GOODRICH tires 4 ply. 15 tube type never used, $65 518-747-3558

UPHOLSTERED CHAIR tan color, older good condition. Moving must sell, $25 any offer considered. 518-686- 7025

WADERS HADEMAN NEO- PRENE never used, cost $90, asking $60. 802-265- 3632

WADING SHOES NEVER used size 9, cost $60 asking $45. 802-265-3632

WEEDEATER LITE gas, used little. Mint. Owner be- came disable, $80. 802-265- 8650

WOMENS PLUS SIZE cloth- ing 3X. Real nice stuff, mix of casual and career wear. Bomoseen, VT, $50. 802- 468-2514

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WOMENS PLUS SIZE cloth- ing. Size 5X, real nice stuff, mix of casual and career wear, $50. 802-468-2514

WOOD SIDEBOARD, circa 1930, two shelves, three drawers, 39”Hx14”Dx44”W, $25. 802-265-2206

WOOD STOVE cast iron, b ox t y p e . 2 3 ” h X 1 7 ” w X16”d, some rust, good con- dition, $75. 518-677-8790

WOODEN WORK BENCH with vise and belt dr iven grinder, $45. 518-747-3558

WW II BOOKS A personal collection of about 50, $95 for all. 802-375-6782

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GENERATOR: COLEMAN POWER MATE Maxa, 5000 ER, 10 HP, $250. 518-664- 9894

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MOBILITY SCOOTER Very good condition, must see, $370. 518-753-4927 leave message.

NEW MAJOR MAKER Mat- tress sets, still in plastic! 50-70%off! F$150/Q$180/K$320, 518-260-6653.

RADIAL ARM SAW 10”, $200.00, Sears Band saw $100.00, or both for $250.00, 802-287-9451.

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