GARAGE SALES

GARAGE SALE: 2317 CR 5, Moira. June 12 & 13, Franklin & SLC memorabilia.

GARAGE SALE: 200 St. Rt. 11, Moira, huge. June 11-13 9-4.

GARAGE SALE: 4 family, 6/12-6/13 9-5, 2713 SH 68 Canton, 1st house on left past Canton College, (5) bar height stools.

GARAGE SALE: 721 South Woods Rd., Brushton. June 12-14 8-4. Furniture, toys, clothing, housewares, more, rain or shine.

GARAGE SALE: Thu-Sun, 339 Russell Rd., Moira.

GARAGE SALE: 2 family, 197 Aylmer Rd., Brushton. Fri-Sun 9-3. Women’s clothes XS-L, camping, lawn sweeper, household.

GARAGE SALE: June 11-14, 10” miter saw w/stand, fifth wheel cover, decor, signs, board games, dishes, Xmas, & crafts. 369 Co. Rt 17, Brushton.

GARAGE SALE: 307 CR 41 (Fayette Rd.) Malone. 2 family. Household, clothing, shoes, tools, more. Fri-Sun 9-5.

GARAGE SALE: 900 True Brook Rd., Saranac. Thu. & Fri.

GARAGE SALE NOTICE: Please put a few examples of what will be at your sale. “Something for everyone,” “Lots of items,” etc. will not be put in. Also, no special services (payment, delivery, new items) is not free. Please purchase a $5 Bold Print ad to word your sale exactly how you would like. 518-483-4524 ads@freetraderonline.com

GARAGE SALE: 152 SR 95, Moira. This weekend.

GARAGE SALE: June 13 & 14. Tools, crafts, free items. Huge. 125 Patterson Rd., Brushton.

GARAGE SALE: 3335 Rt. 11B, Malone. Fri-Sun 9-3. Holiday & home decor, blow molds, more.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: (2) 12 month old Black Angus bulls, ready for service. Electric fence train. 518-483-0229 leave a message.

FOR SALE: Fresh Strawberries. 470 Callahan Road, Burke. Starting Monday, June 15th. 518-317-0839

GUTTER CLEANING AND PRESSURE WASHING: Single story homes only. Also Small lawn mowing in Malone Village. Reasonable rates. 518-651-6324

FOR SALE: 4 yearling black angus bulls, $2500 each. 518-483-5238 or 518-353-1698

WORK WANTED: Will work in your home, general housekeeping, sweep, mop, floors, laundry, errands, clean bathrooms, shopping. 518-319-7306

WORK WANTED: 20+ years’ experience, home health aide worker, light housekeeping, meal preparation, bathing, run errands, shopping. 518- 319-7306

TWO TRIP OPPORTUNITIES WITH GALLIVANTING WITH GAYLA: 518-569-3612 or luer913@hotmail.com. Sight and Sounds Lancaster, PA September 14-16, 2026 Enjoy the production of Joshua and many other great things in this area. Double Occupancy is $605 per person. New York City December 1-3, 2026 See a performance of the Rockettes with a behind the scene tour. Experience NY at Christmas time. Double is $809 per person. Need a $150 deposit by June 1 to secure the Rockette tickets.

SEAMSTRESS: I replace Zippers. I hem & mend, do some alterations, make curtains, pillows, some dresses, doll clothes, craft items, etc. Holly 518-529-6387

FOR SALE: 3500lb. capacity pallet forks, $595. 4200lb. capacity pallet forks, $735. Single prong bale spear, $395. 60” rock bucket, $1,415. 78” rock bucket, $1,580. Universal quick attached mounting plate, $150. 5500 lb. capacity pallet forks, $975. 518-483-0471

BURKE FARM SUPPLY: Guns and ammunition. Buy, sell, trade. Burke. 518-483-5090

I HAVE TWO FEMALE AND SEVEN MALE SHIH POO PUPPIES AVAILABLE: Mom is purebred Shih Tzu and dad is purebred Miniature Poodle. Colors range from cream, champagne, chocolate, and brown. Price is $650 and includes deworming, first shots, and genetic health guarantee. Please call or text Ed at 518-319-2782. Pictures available. Set up appointment to view pups. Mom and dad are our pets first so they are on premises.

CHAMPAGNE’S GUN SHOP: BUY~SELL~TRADE 115 Ct. Rt. 10, North Bangor. 518-529-7417

COOKS WILDLIFE BUFFET: Corn all year, $10/50lbs. 1105 St., Hwy. 72, Potsdam. 315-265-6788. Conrad’s cell 315-262-4748. Mike’s cell 315-212-0102

FOR SALE: 585 Case Int, 2wd, cab, $6000. 518-358-9910

FOR SALE: Power angle snowplow for tractor w/JD/Euro quick attach, ex. cond., $3000. 75 new black powder coated, heavy, hollow, steel stair balusters, 3/4” round, 42”L, indoor, $600. New bumper for 2011 Polaris Ranger 800XP, $150. 518-491-7287

FOR SALE: 1948 INT Cub, restored, new tires & paint, elec., engine overhaul 4 yrs ago, $3500 w/factory snowplow & tire chains. 1955 INT 100 all wheel weights, tires like new, chains, snowplow, new paint & battery, overhauled 4 yrs. ago, $3500. 300 Suzuki 4 wheeler, w/snow plow, $2000. 518-529-6531

FOR SALE: 034 Stihl chainsaw, 16” bar, $75, still runs, too heavy for me. 315-260-4331

FOR SALE: (4) squares of shingles. 72” Bobcat pickup sweeper. 9 ton trailer. 518-563-8566

FREE TO GOOD HOME: Male & female cats, all ages, desperate need. 518-481-4848

FREE TO GOOD HOME: Kittens, playful, litter trained. 518-481-7126

FOR SALE: 2021 H2O classic oil fired evaporator, 3x10, raised flue, air injection front & back. 518-483-5802

WANTED: Baby stroller, gd. cond. 518-317-0839

FREE TO GOOD HOME: Kittens, litter trained, ready to go. 518-319-0029

FOR SALE: 30 gal. elec. hot water tank, Bloomingdale, $125. 518-354-5411

FOR SALE: 2016 KZ Sportsmen mod. 14RB trailer/camper, $4000 obo. 518-483-1853 lv. msg.

FOR SALE: 1970-75 Winchester Ranger 30-30 Win, lever action mod. 94, mint. $1100. 315-603-0740

HELP WANTED: Someone to lay vinyl flooring. Also, someone to mow lawn, Brainardsville, Titus Rd. 518-483-4961

FREE: Tan recliner, vgc., micro fiber fabric, cup holder, storage arm rest. 315-208-4024

FOR SALE: Best Pet dog/exercise pen for sm. & med. dogs. 16 wire sections, each 40”Hx32”W, 2 gates, easy assembly, can make different sizes, like new, $80 cash. 518-496-4656

FOR SALE: Harley Davidson motorcycle boots, women’s sz. 8, black leather lace up Shawnee, like new, $60. 518-481-7167

FOR SALE: 200 amp, 3 strand direct burial wire. 518-483-7139

FOR SALE: Koerner 20’ alum. aeration windmill for ponds, you take down, $1000 cash. 518-483-4919

FOR SALE: Bee boxes & extractor. 518-358-4152

WANTED: Corded Skilsaw in gd. working cond., Malone area, reasonable. 5118-521-6296

FOR SALE: DeWalt metric chop saw, 10”, like new, used 3x, $650 firm. Honda 5500 generator, elec. start, used very little. $4500 cash. 518-806-8959

FOR SALE: Craftsman gas powered pressure washer, gd. cond. Coleman 2 burner camp stove. 518-521-0786

FOR SALE: Over the stove microwave, white, GE. (2) dressers. Tablesaw. 518-483-9328

HELP WANTED: Sm. engine technician, full or part time. 518-521-9687

FOR SALE: 14’ Radisson canoe w/trolling motor, ex. cond., $900. 315-389-4514

FOR SALE: Dell 24” monitor, speakers & gaming keyboard, $60. 32” Sanyo TV/monitor, $40, or all for $90. 518-529-0408

FOR SALE: King mattress & box springs, gd. cond., Malone. 518-481-6307

FOR SALE: Elec. Whirlpool glass top range, $175. 518-483-6368

HELP WANTED: Home health aide through MILC/PPL, must have own car, be able to do 3 pt. lift from wheelchair & be able to cook & reliable, Mon.-Fri., 3-11pm. 315-600-6024

FOR SALE: 3x7’ drop flue maple evaporator w/buckets, taps & syrup canister. $3100. 14’ fishing boat, 50hp Honda motor, trailer, $3700. 518-521-9687

WORK WANTED: MILC. 518-257-2477

FOR SALE: Solar cover reel for inground pool, vgc. $45. 518-651-6209

FREE TO GOOD HOME: Kittens, litter trained. 315-705-1141

WANTED: Rifles, shotguns, pistols. 518-483-6368 or 518-319-7252

WANTED: German Shepherd, Boston Terrier, or Husky. Calm. Any age. 518-492-5680

FOR SALE: Hot blast wood stove, heats up to 2k sq. ft. w/piping & plenum, $500. Rinnai propane heater, non-vented, 22k btu, 2 yrs. old, $550 obo. 315-389-4541

FOR SALE: Lucky Dog outside pen for dogs. 4’x4’x4’, metal & canvas cover, pd. $200. $90. 518-651-0106

FOR SALE: Gd. dresser, $150. Movies, knick knacks. 518-354-3749

FOR SALE: Hayward 1.5hp pool pump w/Dreamline sand filter w/extra gaskets, $375. Solar Pro X D-1 pool heater, inc. bypass valve set up, new hoses, $150. All ex. cond. 518-483-7945

FOR SALE: Twin trundle bed frame, $100 obo. Rocker recliner, brown, $45 obo. Lg. & sm. fish tanks. Wedding items.

FOR SALE: 5209 New Idea disc bine, field ready, $6500. 36” power trowler, $700. 518-483-0150

FOR SALE: 2007 RV camper, 450 engine, gas, LTD 31, runs great, 60k mi. 1948 Farmall Cub w/belly mower on bottom, ex. cond. 518-521-7346

FOR SALE: (2) Midland 2 way radios, $25 obo. 1990 Donruss baseball cards, sealed in package, $2/pkg. 518-860-5537

HELP WANTED: Laborer/carpenter, Burke. No hard drug users, own transportation. 518-319-0284

FOR SALE: Trampoline w/netting, $60. Lg. metal swing set, $75 obo. 518-497-3080

FOR SALE: Two Laser 73, needs work gd. parts obo. 518-651-7870

FOR SALE: 11 mo. old Border Collie-Blue Healer mix, $40. 518-529-7285

FOR SALE: Flat screen TV & stand.. Microwave & stand. (2) full sz. beds.. Recliner. Neil Diamond CDs. 315-705-4106

FOR SALE: 330 Conibear, $18. 518-319-2910

FOR SALE: 318 360 intake, $30. Polaris 500 w/new motor, chains. 518-425-3436

HELP WANTED: Someone w/a Morris chair, so I can size for cushions & see how the hardware connects. 518-483-6581

FOR SALE: Deep chest freezer, ex. cond., $100. Round dining wood table w/chairs, $100, great cond. 850-879-2121

FREE: Old laundry machine, works well. Apartment dryer. 850-879-2121

FOR SALE: 28” power trowel, $300. Set of (4) 3pt. hitch 2 bottom plows, $350. 518-483-1948

FOR SALE: 50 vintage LP vinyl records, famous names, ex. cond. w/jackets. 518-483-6581

FOR SALE: Prof. grow lights, 300-2000W. Vintage 1952 Evinrude light twin 3hp boat motor. 518-483-0617

FOR SALE: Stainless steel side by side fridge, $300 obo. New fridge/freezer, $700 firm. Portable AC, best offer. Weathertec mats for Ford Edge, best offer. Kenmore dryer, $300. 518-483-3216 lv. msg.

AUTOMOTIVE & REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: 2019 van, 15 pass. 518-481-5059

FOR SALE: 2011 Chevy 3500 diesel dump w/plow & sander. 518-563-8566

FOR SALE: Unrestored 1930 mod. AA Ford tow truck, dual rear wheels, 4spd., hand crank wrecker boom, low mileage tires, runs/drives well, road worthy, registration. $8500. 315-854-2875

FOR SALE: (4) studded snow tires mounted on rims w/tire pressure sensors, used 2 seasons, less than 6 mo., like new, $400 firm. 315-212-4420

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Car dolly, Towmaster, 150 mi., used 1x. ’31 Studebaker, ’24 Bugatti kit car, ’75 Corvette, ’94 Camaro. 518-521-5874

FOR SALE: 2005 Chrysler Sebring conv., Calif. car, no rust, ex. cond., 140+mi., $4000 obo. 1968 Plymouth Fury 3 conv., 383 engine, AT, $16,500 obo, ex. cond. Metal lathe $1600 obo. 518-483-3128

SHERATON BROADWAY RESORT VILLAS: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. 1 Bedroom, 1 Sofa Bed, 1 Bath Villa, Full Kitchen, Washer & Dryer in unit, Sleeps 4, December 20-27, 2026. $286/night. https://www.redweek.com/posting/R1465983

SUNNY ACRES APARTMENTS: In Bombay. 1-2-3-4 bedroom apartments, no pets. 518-521-5020 or fax 518-358-4424

FOR RENT: 1BR apt. no pets, clean. Malone. 518-481-5059

WANTED: Contractor w/insurance to give bid to turn single family home into 2 apartments. 518-521-5874

FOR RENT: 1BR apt., quiet & clean, nice neighborhood, all util. inc., no pets, SD, $895. 518-744-9151

FOR SALE: Building lot, can split, $60,000, 2.52 ac. w/200’FF, elec. 860-975-7788

WANTED: 1 acre of land, Owls Head. 315-796-3518

WANTED TO RENT: 2-3BR apt. or trailer, under $900/mo., Franklin County. Call/text 518-265-3130

FOR SALE: 1977 12x60 2BR mobile home w/some furnishings, must be moved, $3000. 13012 Rt. 30, Malone. Gazebo, $3000. 518-483-1865

WANTED: Male roommate, free room, board, laundry. WANTED TO RENT: apt. or house in Malone. 1 sm. outdoor dog. HUD. Free items. 518-521-3168 lv. msg.

FOR SALE: House, 23644 sq. ft., 4+BR, 1.5 bath, 0.25 acres, Malone, needs TLC, $85,000. Building lot, 1 acre, well, septic, 426 Flat Rock Rd., Westville. 220’ road front, $35,000. Owner finance. 518-319-0284

FOR RENT: 3BR, 1 bath mobile home, $650/mo., no dogs, cats, DSS. 518-358-9567

COMMUNITY ANNOUCEMENTS

LOST: On Duane Street. Female cat, gray w/white paws, reward. 315-957-9102

LOST: June 5th, Malone or Ft. Covington, silver ID bracelet w/the name “Bruce” & a United States Navy emblem. 518-497-6813

BOW HUNTER SAFETY COURSE: 58 Martin St., N. Bangor, July 11. 518-275-6648

MEET THEM AT THE ENCAMPMENT LIVING HISTORY DAY MIXER: Sat., June 27, 5-7pm, Pavilion at Ives Park, Potsdam. Music & light refreshments.

KIDS PROGRAM: Malone Wesleyan Church is hosting Illumination Station VBS on July 6-9 from 5:30-7:30 each night. Free for kids K-6th grade. 76 Finney blvd. Malone. There will be music, crafts, games, snacks, prizes, Bible discovery, & more. Register at vbsmate.com/malonewesleyan

PAL OF MASSENA: Hosting ribbon-cutting for new playground on June 18, 5pm. Ceremony occurs during end-of-school-year Family BBQ with food, games, and activities for community.

RIVER VALLEY ANTIQUE TRACTOR & ENGINE CLUB 2026 PULL SCHEDULE: *June 14 St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum, 1755 State Highway 345, Madrid; June 21 Dupra Family Pull Club Track, 1290 St Rt 122, Constable; July 12 Club Pull Club Track 1260 St. Rt. 122, Constable; July 19 Dave Stout, 734 Sand St. Brier Hill; July 26 Alan Lobdell Club Track, 1290 St. Rt. 122 Constable; Aug. 16 Stone Mills 30950 NY- 180, Lafargeville; Aug. 23 Club Pull Club Track, 1290 St. Rt. 122 Constable; Sept. 13 Dave Stout 734 Sand St., Brier Hill NY *Sept. 20 St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum, 1755 State Highway 345 Madrid; Sept. 27 Dick Sprague Memorial Pull Club Track, 1290 St. Rt. 122 Constable Tool Chest Raffle Drawing. *Does have a small gate charge. All pulls start at 10AM unless otherwise stated in distributed posters. No admission fees for spectators unless noted.

MOSAIC MURAL PROJECT: Ogdensburg History Museum “America 250” inviting 200 local community members to help paint a 7x12’ mural. Info: Julie Madlin at 315-590-2361

HOME DECORATING CONTEST: Malone & area, June 1-26. Nominate your favorite decorated home or business. Take a picture, and post on the Malone Chamber of Commerce’s Facebook page, or email malonechamber@gmail.com. Prizes will be awarded.

ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 250TH EVENTS: www.stlc250.com

CHICKEN BBQ: By the Nicholville Vol. Fire Dept. 3341 11B, Nicholville. Sat., June 13, 11am-sold out. $15 for full meal (chicken, potato, coleslaw, roll & dessert) or $8 for half chicken only. Dinners can be pre-ordered & local delivery available by calling or texting Justin Sweet at 315-244-7654

CONSTABLE FOOD PANTRY: July 10, Aug. 14, Sept. 11. If anyone needs emergency food, please get in touch with either Kay Tompkins, 518 483-2148 or Laurie Spinner, 518 483-0765.

ANNUAL SENIOR PICNIC IN THE PARK: By the FC Office for the Aging. Seniors 60+ invited, $2 suggested donation. Bombay Rec Park Pavillion, June 25. Live music (PBR Band) & dancing.

DEEP FRIED TURKEY DINNER: Thu., Jun. 11, 4-6pm, Frontier Chapter #203, 263 CR 34, Burke. Take out only. $15 adults, $7 6-10, 5 & under free. Inc. macaroni salad, potato salad, rolls, dessert. Pre-order 518-806-1973

BELLMONT TOWN BOARD MONTHLY MEETING: Bellmont Town Hall, Mon., Jun. 15, 6:30pm.

BELLMONT FOOD PANTRY: Thursdays: June 11, July 9, Aug. 13, Sept. 10, Town Highway Garage, CR 24, Bellmont Ctr. Questions or how to qualify, 518-483-9313

VENDORS WANTED: Potsdam Summerfest, July 9-11. www.potsdamchamber.com

WANTED LIFEGUARDS: The Town of Must have Red Cross Certification or be willing to earn this certification. Applications are available at the town office or 518-856-9482.

4-H CAMP OVERLOOK SUMMER 2026 REGISTRATION: To register, or info on: year-round programing, or scholarships, 518-483-4769 or 4hcampoverlook.com.

NOTICE: Registration is closing soon for the 9th Annual STLC Tourism Dinner, taking place Thursday, June 11, Ogdensburg International Airport. Hosted by Visit St. Lawrence County, operated by the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, the annual event celebrates the people, businesses, and partnerships helping shape tourism across St. Lawrence County. Registration closes Wednesday, June 3.

OGDENSBURG HISTORY MUSEUM: announced a public presentation on local Underground Railroad history by Bryan Thompson, June 14, 1pm. 206 Ford St.

WILDER FARM SELF-SUFFICIENCY CLASSES: Wilder Farm & Fr. Co. CCE, new classes every month this summer. June 23, 6-8pm, Spinning Wool into Yarn. Fees apply. Sign up at www.almanzowilderfarm.com or email robin@almanzowilderfarm.com

AMERICAN LEGION IN CHATEAUGAY: Is looking for a kitchen caterer. Must be available for short notice events, such as funerals and memorials. Please call 518-497-6419 or send an email to post875ny@gmail.com, to request more information.

NEW BEGINNINGS: Living Water Fellowship Full Gospel Church, 98 Co. Rt. 95, Moira, every Sunday, 10:30am. Winter entrance-side door. All are welcome. 315-250-0802.

FRANKLIN COUNTY YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD SEEKS MEMBERS: The Franklin County Youth Advisory Board seeks members. The Youth Advisory Board falls under the Franklin County Youth Bureau which allocates state funds to youth programs throughout Franklin County. Adult membership term is three (3) years while youth membership term is one (1) year. We need both adult and youth members. The board meets minimally once a quarter. The board is responsible for monitoring the programs that receive funding and to make sure that funds are being used appropriately. The board also discuss the current programs and services that are available to youth and families. They will identify what other programs and services families within the community could benefit from and work corroboratively with members of the community to provide additional programs to the youth and families of Franklin County. Info 518-481-1697.

NORTH STAR GALLERY GIFT SHOP ON PEARL: 43 Pearl St., Malone. Wed-Fri 10-4, Sat 10-2. All items made by local artists.

TOWN OF WAVERLY: Town Board has changed their Town Board Meeting from the 3rd Monday of every month to the 4th Monday of every month at 6:30pm at the Town Hall.

NORTH COUNTRY ANIMAL SHELTER: Will take in your litter of pups for free if you allow us to spay their mother. 518-483-5050

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED: for Ft. Covington Adult Center Meals on Wheels. 1-2hrs./week w/possible mileage reimbursement. Info, Paula 518-358-4895

MARY’S PLACE THRIFT STORE: 3 Burns Holden Road, St Mary’s Parish Center, Ft. Covington. Spring/Summer clothes & shoes in stock. Open Thurs. and Fri. 11am-4pm, Sat. 10am-3pm.

MOTOR EQUIPMENT OPERATOR: Town of Waverly vacancy. For an application & complete job description w/qualifications contact Ernest Witkowski, Town Supervisor at 518-856-9482 or visit the Town of Waverly Office at 6 North Main St., St. Regis Falls, NY 12980. Candidate must have a NYS CDL Driver’s License and submit a copy w/the completed application. Candidate must have at least 1 year plowing experience as an MEO. Medical examination required. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. EOE.

FRANKLIN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY: will help low income families of northern Franklin County spay/neuter their pets(dogs/cats). For application write to FCHS, PO BOX 226, Malone, NY 12953. Proof of income will be required, ie.: MEDICAID, HEAP, SNAP, SSI, low cost housing. Please include self addressed envelope and valid phone number.

LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM: Franklin County residents only. Focus on Ferals, email help@focusonferalstoday.com.

FOCUS ON FERALS: Cats & kittens for adoption. www.focusonferalstoday.com and fill out our online adoption application if interested Cats adoption fee is $85 includes all shots, spay/neuter, microchip.

HUD GRANT: Town of Westville, more applicants needed. Friends of the North Country, 518-293-5045 x135.

TOWN OF CONSTABLE: has a metal dumpster at the Highway Garage for any residents of the Town of Constable who would like to discard any metal that they would like to clean up. No refrigerators or air conditioners.

ST. REGIS FALLS AMBULANCE: Looking for Volunteers. Serving greater Town of Waverly inc. Dickinson, parts of Santa Clara & parts of Duane. We are an ALS Service doing emergency treatment & transports to Alice Hyde.

WANTED: Information on Westville natives/residents who are Purple Heart Recipients. Will need proof of award. 518-562-3948 for further info.

FORT COVINGTON EMS: needs Volunteers for EMT, Attendant, and Driver. No experience required. Must posses a valid drivers license. Send us a message on facebook, or email us at fortcovingtonems@gmail.com for info.

SAL DUES: Renew your Sons of the American Legion membership $25. Payments can be made in-person at American Legion Post 219 in Malone, or by mail to SAL Dues, 53 Morton Street, Malone NY 12953. New members should call 518-483-4910 for an application.

BURKE ADULT CENTER: Congregate meals will be available Monday through Friday starting at noon. Please call for reservations the day prior at 518-483-1089, if you would like to attend meal. Suggested donation of $2 per meal for persons over 60. No senior will be denied services due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute. The charge is $6.75 per meal for persons under 60 years old.

MALONE ALZHEIMER’S & DEMENTIA CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: New time and date. The new group will be offered hybrid, in-person and virtually on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 2:00pm. The in-person meeting will be held at 155 Finney Blvd, Suite 2, Malone NY 12953. Contact Brooke Dubuque at bmdubuque@alz.org or 518-915-3115 to receive zoom link for virtual option.

TOWN OF BELLMONT LICENSES & PERMITS: Hunting, fishing, & dog licenses, birth and death certificates, handicap permits, and marriage licenses, contact the Bellmont Town Clerk. For appointments, 518-569-8312 or e-mail to bellmontnyclerk@gmail.com.

OPEN MIC NIGHT: First Friday of each month. All skill levels welcome. Bring your instrument, your poetry, stand up comedy etc. Light refreshments & snacks avail. Suggested donation $5. Foothills Art, 43 Pearl St., Malone. 518-319-4260 jilljarts@gmail.com. Foothillsartsociety.com

HELP WANTED: Younger volunteers for Constable Veterans’ Committee. 2-3 meeting/year. 518-481-4816 or 518-483-7654

BURKE ADULT CENTER: Coffee Hour every Tuesday from 9-11am. Card games every Wednesday, starting at 9am. 518-483-1089

DONATIONS: Canton Riley Room Project, Canton Rec Pavillion. Send (checks only) your donation to: Northern New York Community Foundation, 131 Washington Street, Watertown, New York 13601. Include on Check Memo: Canton Riley Room Project. For more info about the Canton Riley Room Project and to become a member of “Friends of Bend in the River,” contact Keri Caracciolo, 315-854-2480, or Frank Palumbo, 315-854-6880.

WE HAVE MANY CATS: Visit focusonferalstoday.com to see cats. 315-212-5984 for an appointment.

SLC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENTS: www.SLCChamber.org Vendors wanted: laura@slcchamber.org, 315-386-4000 ext. 6.

HEALTHY FAMILIES ST. LAWRENCE: Through weekly visits, our Family Specialists support you w/health & safety info, screenings, info on healthy child development & activities grow your baby’s skills. We connect you w/ community resources to ensure your family’s needs are met. From fetal to 5 yrs. old. Program is free & voluntary. 315-788-8533.

MOUNT TOM CLUB MEMBERSHIPS: for 2026 are now being accepted. Located along Wolf Pond Road in Mountain View, the Mount Tom Club is a family-oriented social and recreational club with activities for all age groups. Events in 2026 include a fish fry, clambake, pig roast, pot-luck dinner, trap shoot / corn-hole tournament, and venison feast. Members have access to 1,600 acres for climbing trails, hiking, and hunting. Membership fee for individuals and families is just $150. For an application, send a request to Mount Tom Club, Att: Memberships, PO Box 173, Owl’s Head NY 12969.

WALKING CLUB: All ages, all levels, Saturdays, 1pm, Davis Elem. School.

ATTENTION FARMERS: Free/low cost Biosolids ‘fertilizer’ is contaminated w/heavy metals & PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ that harm pregnant women & their babies. Your crops absorb PFAS & that poison is passes into plants & anything that eats those crops for decades: veggies, beef, dairy milk. Alert friends & relatives.

NOTICE: The Town of Waverly has decided to close down the water supply outside the Highway Department,, due to drought conditions. Questions. 518-856-9482.

ST. GEORGE’S THRIFT STORE IN BURKE: Open Tue.-Fri. 10am-2pm & 1st Sat. of each month, 10am-1pm. Accepting donations of clean, usable clothing, shoes, & household items. We cannot accept books, printers, or computers at this time. As a non-profit, all proceeds directly benefit the Catholic Parish of Chateaugay & its community programs.

CHURUBUSCO TOWN CLERK: Jessica Stumpf, 23 Smith St., Churubusco, NY 12923. 518-497-6133. Also selling hunting & fishing licenses. Hours: Mon. & Wed. 4-6pm; Sat. 12-3pm.

DONATIONS: Self-service food pantry, Lyon Mt. UMC. Easy little/no prep food & paper products. Call Marjorie to donate 518-319-4411

FOCUS ON FERALS CAT RESCUE: is looking for Foster Homes in the area. Email: adopt@focusonferalstoday.com for more information.

HELP WANTED: Hiring a dependable person for ARC self direction program. Starting at 20/hr. Day shift from 2pm till 7pm. Young man needing help with basic care as well as light housekeeping. Merrill, NY. 518-319-7705 for details.

BOOK CASES WANTED: For donation to the Bombay Free Library. Linda 315-705-5529

BELLMONT TOWN COURT: Held 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at the Bellmont Town Hall starting at 7pm. Town Judge Glenda King 518-425-3461 or 518-651-0235

LOOKING FOR A VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Make a difference in a seniors life. Join the Community Friendship Volunteer Program. Call Susan Schrader 518-651-2535 or sschrader@chcnorthcountry.org.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Town of Malone Justices policy: Payment of Fines & submitting of actions at the Town of Malone Justice Court, 27 Airport Road, will be Monday, Wednesday and Friday between the hours of 9-3pm only. Fines associated with Court dockets on Tuesday and Thursday will be handled in the Courtroom as the window will be closed on these days. Any questions should be directed only to the Justice Court at 518-481-6634 as no other department has the authority, knowledge or information to assist in any way with Court matters.

FRIENDS OF THE OGDENSBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY: Book Store at 312 Washington St., Ogdensburg. Wednesday, 4-6pm & Thursday-Friday, 2-4pm. Library Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri 9:30am-5pm, Wed 11:30am-7pm. Bookstore hours; Wed 4-6pm, Thurs & Fri 2-4pm.

FRANKLIN COUNTY MEALS PROGRAM: Suggested donation is $2 per meal for people over 60. No senior will be denied service due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute. The charge is $6.75 per meal for people under 60. Be aware of your right to voluntarily contribute if your income is at or above the 185% Federal Poverty Level. Reservations requested in advance, but no later than 9am the day of attendance. Services provided in whole or by part, by US Department of Health & Human Services, Administration on Aging, New York State Office for the Aging, and Franklin County. Nutritional analysis is available upon request. For daily menu, contact Malone Adult Center 518-483-6611 or on Facebook.

MILC NAVIGATORS: are available to provide health insurance enrollment assistance & answer insurance questions. Navigators provide free, confidential & unbiased enrollment assistance for Medicaid, Child Health Plus, Essential Plans & Qualified Health Plans at various locations throughout Franklin County. Services also avail. by phone. Contact MILC 518-483-2151 to schedule appt.

DAV TRANSPORTATION NETWORK: Provides free transport to VA medical facilities. Our drivers are all volunteers, and the Franklin County DAV is in dire need of drivers. Gary 518-572-9069

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS MEETING: Help you need is here - let us help you take your first steps to recovery. 518NA meets every Thursday night at 7pm at New Beginnings Church located 227 W Main St, Malone, entrance in back.

BRUSHTON MOIRA FOOD PANTRY: At. St. Mary’s Church in Brushton is open 2nd & 4th Monday of every month, 1-4pm. Please bring an empty box and someone to carry if needed.

SRF ADULT CENTER: Is looking for volunteers to help deliver Meals on Wheels. 1 to 2 hours per week w/possible mileage reimbursement. For info call Barbie at 518-856-9861

EMMAUS SOUP KITCHEN: Malone open every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, 11:30-12:30pm, New Beginnings Church, 227 W. Main St., for lunch.

NOTICE: Burke Adult Center accepting donations of cans & bottles at the adult center, 1040 East Main St, Burke, across from the fire house. Receptacle in the parking lot.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Looking to fill board vacancy. If interested, submit letter to St. Regis Riverfront Senior Apartments, 32 North River Rd, St. Regis Falls, NY 12980.

CUB SCOUT PACK 61, MALONE: Needs used Cub Scout uniforms. Drop off at St. Andre Bessette Outreach Center, 12 Homestead part, or call Pat. 518-483-1525

NOTICE: Bombay Food Pantry every 2nd Saturday/month, 9am-5pm.

MOIRA NEW HOPE FOOD PANTRY: 4th Tuesday of month, 2:30-5:30pm, 98 Rt. 95, Living Water Life Church.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 308: 41 Elm St., Malone is looking for podium for large Bible. 518-483-1643

MASSENA SENIOR CITIZENS: Wed. Pot Luck Lunch, noon, please bring place settings. Cards in Senior Activity room, call 315-769-7810 for info. Shuffleboard, Senior Activity room, every Tue. 1-4pm.

TOWN OF CLINTON: Wants photos of uniformed vets of all wars who reside in Clinton or who grew up in or are from Clinton. The town is creating a banner to honor its veterans. If you have a photo contact the Town of Clinton historian, Rebecca LeClair at 518-497-6133 or reblecl@gmail.com.

OGDENSBURG HISTORY MUSEUM: Hours: Mon 10am-12pm, Wed & Thrs 10am-1pm, Sun 11am-1pm. 206 Ford St. ogdensburghistorymuseum.com

ALPHA: is a community-based gathering that meets once a week for 10 weeks where you have a chance to ask these questions in a judgment-free environment. Join us Tuesday evenings at St Mary’s Social Hall in Massena, starting Mar. 24, 6pm. This is a wonderful opportunity to gather with friends and share a free meal and good conversation. For more information and to register call 315-769-2469 or just show up to register.

JOIN SENIOR PLANET: North Country’s virtual programs Monday-Friday. All programs are hosted via Zoom and there are multitude of topics that will peak your interest! Our website is: www.seniorplanet.com/locations/north-country Don’t have Zoom on your device? Call our hotline at 518-612-4153 and our staff will assist you in downloading and getting set up on Zoom! Look forward to having you join our programs.

LOCAL ADULT CENTERS: Need volunteer drivers for our Home Delivered Meal Program. Approximately 450 nutritious meals are delivered to older adults who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. Meals are delivered at lunch time by volunteers. Meals on Wheels delivers more than just a meal. Daily visits provide a warm smile & a safety check that helps keep seniors healthy, safe and living independently in their own homes each year. Precautionary equipment provided. Will work with your schedule.

HARM REDUCTION VENDING MACHINES: For opioid overdoses, (Narcan). Free to access. Citizen Adv. – Malone Behavioral Health Urgent Care: 125 Finney Blvd., Malone NY, 12953; Ogdensburg Wellness Center 109 Ford St., Ogdensburg NY, 13669 Hyde Medical Center, Adirondack Medical Center, Canton/Potsdam Medical Center and Massena Medical Center. We work with the SRF Vol. Fire Dept and District on Fire Calls, MVA, and searches. Looking for persons willing to donate their time and efforts to our community at large. Call any member of the SRFA, Inc., & to get an application, or 518-856-9314

DEPT OF SOCIAL SERVICES: New Applications accepted. Eligibility for the Child Care Subsidy Program through the FCDSS has expanded as of August 1st. If your income falls between these family size & income standards. 1-$40,770. 2-$54,930, 3-$69,090, 4-$83,250, 5-$97,410, 6-111,570, 7-$125,730, 8-$139,890. Additionally, to be eligible you must be employed, be enrolled in a public or private educational facility; or be enrolled in an education program that prepares you to obtain a NYS High School equivalency diploma; or be taking part in a literacy training, or a college student. Contact your local DSS at 518-481-1837.

NUTRITION OUTREACH AND EDUCATION PROGRAM: We can check your eligibility for SNAP, & help you complete and submit your application. It’s free and confidential. MILC serving residents in Franklin Co. 518-483-2151 ext 209.

SRF AMERICAN LEGION AUX: Post 322 is seeking help. We are compiling a list of members from 1948-present. If your mother, aunt was a member during time period please email dhwright007@gmail.com with names.

WIPE OUT CERVICAL CANCER: We have the power to wipe out cervical cancer. Yet, a recent U.S. study shows that more cervical cancers are being diagnosed at a later stage, when the cancer may have already spread, and less at an early stage, when treatment works best. The biggest increase was seen among Black women. New York State data also show that Black women are more likely than white women to be diagnosed with cervical cancer and also to die from the disease. We have the tools to find cervical cancer early or completely prevent it. The first tool is regular cervical cancer screening. Cervical cancer screening tests can find the cells that lead to cancer before it starts. These cells can then be removed. This prevents cancer! Screening also helps to find cervical cancer early when it may be easier to treat. The second tool is the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. HPV causes nearly all cases of cervical cancer and several other cancers. The HPV vaccine prevents about 90% of HPV-related cancers. The HPV vaccine is recommended for children starting at age 9 and young adults through age 26. If you have a cervix, start screening at age 21 and get screened every three years until age 65. Talk to your doctor after age 65 to see if you should still be screened. While the HPV vaccine is very effective in preventing cervical cancer, you should still be screened regularly. If you don’t have insurance, the Cancer Services Program (CSP) of Northeastern NY provides free cervical cancer screening to those aged 40 and older who qualify. Most health insurers cover screening at no cost for those with insurance. Call your health care provider or call us at 518-324-7671 to see if you qualify for a free cervical cancer screening.

NYS CDFI COALITION: Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) have been working with the CDFI Fund for more than thirty years to provide capital to under-resourced communities. During the pandemic, we served as financial first responders, deploying funds to keep up with the expectations of our clients and the urgent needs of the underserved. We continue to meet enormous market demand, providing capital for housing, small business, and. community revitalization. Support from the CDFI Fund allows us to maximize our impact in New York’s low-income areas - urban, rural and everywhere in between. Local CDFIs develop unique programs and tailored resources by leveraging federal dollars with private capital. Grants from the CDFI Fund of the US Department of Treasury, blended with lending capital from commercial banks and other resources, allow local CDFIs to offer loans at lower rates to borrowers who may not be able to access traditional bank financing. These grants are not spent down, as traditional grants are. Instead, as loans are repaid, the funds are recycled into new projects. In addition to lending, we offer technical assistance to our borrowers to help them develop much-needed housing, build businesses, and revitalize neighborhoods. The Constitution gave the power of the purse – the nation’s checkbook – to Congress. We urge our representatives to reclaim their Constitutional spending authority, safeguard our nation’s separation of powers, and stand against the elimination of the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. https://www.nyscdfi.org/