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Celebrating a Tapestry of Women’s Stories: Pop-Up Exhibition at Crandall Library by Connie Harris Farrington

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GLENS FALLS, NY — Renowned quilter Connie Harris Farrington, with over five decades of quilting expertise, presents a captivating collection of 18 whimsical quilts. These masterpieces, created over the past 30 years, pay homage to women from all walks of life, spanning various eras. They vividly encapsulate the aspirations, achievements, and grievances of these remarkable women. Using a medley of fabric, thread, and ink, Connie Harris Farrington skillfully weaves a thought-provoking narrative that combines vibrant visuals with colorful language.

Connie’s unique and innovative approach to quilting has garnered her over 100 awards and prizes in both national and international competitions. Her creations have been featured in numerous magazines, attesting to her exceptional talent and creativity.

A distinguished alumna of Green Mountain College, Syracuse University, and Yale Divinity School, Connie’s passion for quilting is only rivaled by her love for genealogy and tending to her bountiful organic vegetable garden in Queensbury, NY.

To showcase this extraordinary collection, the Crandall Public Library presents the “Two-Sided Quilts” Pop-Up Exhibition, which coincides with the Folklife Center’s 30th anniversary. The exhibition will be held from November 16th to 18th, 2023, with a special reception on Thursday, November 16th from 5-8pm. Informal gallery talks will be conducted at 10am and 2pm each day.

Event Details:

  • Pop-Up Exhibition: November 16-18, 2023
  • Reception: Thursday, November 16, 5-8pm
  • Informal Gallery Talks: 10am and 2pm each day
  • Location: Crandall Public Library, 251 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY 12801

“Two-Sided Quilts” is proudly presented by the Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library, an institution renowned for its innovative programs, gallery exhibitions, and research special collections. It is committed to showcasing the rich history and cultural heritage of the upper Hudson valley and southern Adirondacks of upstate New York. This event is made possible in part by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts, supported by the Governor’s office and the NYS Legislature.

For more information about the exhibition, please visit www.crandallparklibrary.org or call 518-792-6508.

About Crandall Public Library: Crandall Public Library is a hub for community engagement, offering a wide range of programs, exhibitions, and research collections. It is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the cultural heritage of the upper Hudson valley and southern Adirondacks of upstate New York. The library’s mission is supported by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the generous support of the Governor’s office and the NYS Legislature.

Alltown Fresh® Announces Thanksgiving Kit: From Our Table to Yours

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Alltown Fresh® convenience marketplace and kitchen announces its delicious new Thanksgiving Fixings Kit. Their teams of chefs are serving up a holiday feast straight from their kitchen and onto your table, right in your neighborhood. The chefs will do all the cooking and you get to decide what’s on the menu. This is what Alltown Fresh® hospitality is all about – fresh and delicious convenience.  

A New England hospitality brand that is successfully expanding throughout the East Coast, Alltown Fresh® is celebrating Thanksgiving with all the fixings: from beautiful Roast Turkey Breast, Gravy and Cranberry Sauce to Mushroom Stuffing, Mashed Yukon Potatoes, Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Chorizo, Green Bean Almondine and more… you get to select the holiday menu and Alltown Fresh® chefs will prepare it all for you in advance. All you need to do is order it in advance and arrange a pick-up time convenient for you.  

To learn more about all your tasty options for the Alltown Fresh® Thanksgiving Fixings, please visit:  https://alltownfresh.com/thanksgiving/ .  Orders for the Thanksgiving Main Dish (Turkey breast, Turkey Gravy, Cranberry Sauce) must be placed by Monday, November 20 and will be available for pick-up during the week of Thanksgiving. Orders of Thanksgiving Sides must be placed 48 hours in advance and can be picked up prior to Thanksgiving week. Let the Alltown Fresh® chefs make your Thanksgiving Feast both delicious and convenient!

ALLTOWN FRESH® THANKSGIVING FIXINGS KIT FEATURES:

  • Main Dish (serves 4-6 people):
    • Turkey breast, turkey gravy and cranberry sauce
  • Sides (choose one or many):
    • Mushroom Stuffing 
    • Mashed Yukon Potatoes 
    • Mashed Sweet Potatoes 
    • Roasted Brussel Sprouts w/ Chorizo 
    • Dressing
    • Herb Roasted Carrots 
    • Green Bean Almondine 
    • Apple-Walnut Salad w/ Citrus Vin

ABOUT ALLTOWN FRESH®:

As part of Global Partners LP family of brands, the team behind Alltown Fresh® believes people shouldn’t have to sacrifice better, fresh food choices when they’re on-the-go heading to friends for the holidays, or just too busy to cook at home. Therefore, the concept provides better-for-you options with the highest of standards and flavor – so you can feel good about what you’re putting in your body, no matter your busy schedule. The team of chefs at Alltown Fresh® works to create innovative, fresh, and delicious meals for their guests during the holidays and every day. The concept also provides a warm sense of community, a space to gather and unmatched hospitality. For the complete Alltown Fresh® menus, please visit alltownfresh.com.

ALLTOWN FRESH® LOCATIONS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD & THROUGHOUT NEW ENGLAND:

  • Alltown Fresh® Ayer, 28 Harvard Road, Ayer, MA 01432
  • Alltown Fresh® Easton, 491 Foundry Street, Easton, MA  02334
  • Alltown Fresh® Hopkinton, 92 W. Main Street, Hopkinton MA  01748
  • Alltown Fresh® Hudson, 240 Washington Street, Hudson MA 01749
  • Alltown Fresh® Marlboro, 656 Boston Post Road, Marlboro MA 01752
  • Alltown Fresh® Plymouth, 22 Long Pond Road, Plymouth MA 02360
  • Alltown Fresh® Bolton, 129 Boston Turnpike, Bolton CT 06043
  • Alltown Fresh® Hamden, 1941 Dixwell Ave., Hamden CT 06514
  • Alltown Fresh® Middlebury, 504-520 Middlebury Road, Middlebury CT 06762
  • Alltown Fresh® Waterbury, 71 Homer Street, Waterbury CT  06704
  • Alltown Fresh® Manchester, 2391 Brown Ave., Manchester, NH 03103
  • Alltown Fresh® Nashua, 242 Amherst Street, Nashua, NH  03063
  • Alltown Fresh® Nashua, 43 E. Hollis Street, Nashua NH  03060
  • Alltown Fresh® Fort Edward, 1401 Saratoga Road, Fort Edward, NY 12828
  • Alltown Fresh® Livingston, US Rte. 9H & 23, Livingston NY 12534
  • Alltown Fresh® Schenectady, 1410-1424 Erie Blvd., Schenectady NY 12305

Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center’s Featured Cat of the Week: Ray and Jeffrey

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Ray and Jeffrey are exquisitely handsome, as you can see! They are such great friends and often snuggle together during naptime. Loving and affectionate, Ray is quick to greet visitors and request pets. Jeffrey is a little hesitant when meeting a new friend, but treats, reassuring pets and knowing Ray isn’t far away, will soon have the purring commenced! They are both sweet, gentle boys who enjoy each other’s company. You will be getting double the love with this duo.

If you are interested in learning more about Ray and Jeffrey, please contact the Adoption Center at 518.409.8105 ext 101 or adoptadk@animalleague.org. You can also complete the adoption application using the link: www.animalleague.org/adkpreapproval

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Buying Local – Episode 46: The Ultimate Beverage Solution! MicroBottler Seals it All!

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Buying Local Glens Falls

Episode 46: The Ultimate Beverage Solution! MicroBottler Seals it All!

Welcome to Buying Local!

Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!

The Ultimate Beverage Solution! MicroBottler Seals it All!

Episode 46

In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Doug Ernenwein, Jordan Wood, and Scott Lufkin from DK Advanced Technologies! They have an amazing product on offer that truly does it all – the MicroBottler, an affordable, adaptable, customizable and portable solution for any and all of your beverage-containment needs! Canning and bottling, any size you need… MicroBottler is one amazing machine!

00:21 – Introductions

01:43 – Program Advance: MicroBottler Origins

04:45 – Can it Can? Yes, it Can!

06:03 – Putting the “Craft” in Craft Beverage

09:23 – Seamless Seaming

11:18 – Weekly Sales, from Local to Vietnam!

12:50 – Multi-Faceted Marketing

15:08 – Mobile Canning… Only Works Short-Term!

18:54 – Not Just Canning: Bottling, Too!

21:12 – Modularity Made Easy

22:45 – Adaptability: Long Neck, Medicine, Crown Caps, Whatever You Want!

26:29 – A Mobile Solution

27:13 – The MicroBottler Journey

28:56 – Fully Custom Solutions

30:16 – How to Get in Touch: microbottler.us

31:24 – Big or Small, MicroBottler Does it All!

33:17 – Closing Remarks

PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY, Spa City Digital, or Five Towers Media.

Details

  • Host

    Michael Nelson

  • Guest

    Doug Ernenwein, Jordan Wood, Scott Lufkin

  • Runtime

    33 min, 51 sec

  • Air Date

    November 6th, 2023

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Blue Collar StartUp – Episode 41: MLB Unveiled – The Perfect Mix for Success in Project Management

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In this episode, our hosts Mike Nelson and Derek Foster interview Kelsey Martin and Craig Dittl, two project managers from MLB Construction! They work with all kinds of people, from experienced Boomers to green Gen Zs, and no matter what the project, they keep the team and clients happy and get things done! What’s their secret? Listen to this episode HERE and find out!

WWAARC’s Fall Scarecrow Contest!

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The Warren-Washington-Albany ARC invites you to take part in their Fall Scarecrow Competition!

The scarecrows on display were handmade and decorated by program staff and individuals they support. Help us declare our winners and vote for your favorite scarecrow from each location! First, Second, and Third place prizes will be awarded for both the Capital District and Lake George Region. You can see all of their creations at either of the following locations:

Capital District: 334 Krumkill Rd. Slingerlands 12159
Lake George Region: 426 Quaker Rd. Queensbury 12804

Please vote for your favorite scarecrow by clicking on the link under your favorite!

Voting ends at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7. Visit our website to check out all the scarecrows and vote: https://wwaarc.org/scare-crow-ww/

We would love to see your fun photos with the scarecrows at either location. Be sure to tag the WWWARC and use the hashtags:

#WWAARCFallFun #WWAARCScarecrows #EmpoweringLives #EnhancingLives #WWAARCStrong

Warren-Washington-Albany ARC (WWAARC) is respectfully committed to providing services, advocating for and offering opportunities to individuals with intellectual or other developmental disabilities and their families; by supporting them in the realization of their fullest potential.

Glens Falls Symphony 40th Anniversary Season continues November 12 with Concert of International Music

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The Glens Falls Symphony continues its 40th anniversary season with a concert of music from around the world entitled, “International Colors” on Sunday November 12, 2023 at 4pm. Performing at the Glens Falls High School auditorium, the ensemble of musicians from all over the Northeast will present a concert of pieces from Argentina, France, and Italy. First on the program is a delicate portion of music from renowned Argentinian composer, Astor Piazzolla. Mr. Piazzolla, whose compositions and performances on the traditional accordion-like instrument associated with tango music, the bandoneon, made him a singularly popular figure in Argentina for how he elevated and expanded tango music, wrote his own version of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” for violin and orchestra. Called “Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas” (known in English as “The Four Season of Buenos Aires”), the Glens Falls Symphony’s Concertmaster (Principal First Violin) Michael Emery will perform as soloist in the “Autumn” movement.

Photo provided by Glens Falls Symphony.

The program also features a work from the French composer Maurice Ravel about the early French composer Couperin. In honor of this performance of music by a French Baroque-era composer, the Symphony will also be presenting a free screening of the award-winning 1991 film “Tous les Matins du Monde” about the French Baroque composer Marin Marais. This free screening takes place on Wednesday, November 8, at 2:30pm at Crandall Library Community Room. Ravel’s work, “Le Tombeau de Couperin” explores the many different sounds and colors of the orchestra. This second concert of the 40th season concludes with cheerful music by Felix Mendelssohn’s with the Symphony No. 4, known as the “Italian.” This vibrant work brings the lively sounds of the Italian countryside to life with rhythmic and cheerful melodies.

About Concertmaster Michael Emery, Violin

Mr. Emery blends performance with teaching to create an active musical career. He has collaborated in chamber music with many international artists, including Ruggiero Ricci, Elizabeth Pitcairn, André-Michel Schub, and Emanuel Ax. Michael is a concertmaster and frequent soloist with orchestras in New York and California and has performed as a soloist and concertmaster in Asia, as well as several major European cities. Mr. Emery has performed in collaboration with many contemporary composers, including Gunther Schuller, Jennifer Higdon, Joan Tower, Ezra Laderman, Lowell Liebermann, Tommie Haglund, Richard Danielpour, and John Corigliano. Mr. Emery earned his MM in Performance from the Manhattan School of Music as a scholarship student with Erick Friedman and Raphael Bronstein and served as concertmaster of the Manhattan Symphony.

Events

  • Wednesday, November 8 at 2:30pm, Crandall Public Library Community Room
    “Sound+Film” series, featuring free screening of “Tous Les Matins du Monde”
  • Sunday, November 12 at 3pm, Glens Falls High School Auditorium
    Pre-Concert Talk, free, with Charles Peltz
  • Sunday, November 12 at 4pm, Glens Falls High School Auditorium
    “International Colors” Concert of Astor Piazzolla “Autumn”, Maurice Ravel “Le Tombeau de Couperin” and Felix Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4, “Italian”

Tickets

4-Concert Season Tickets: Tier 1: $140/ Tier 2: $120/ Tier 3: $96
NEW! Family Season Ticket: Two Adults and Two Children: $220 for all four concerts.
Single Tickets to one concert: Adult: $30/$33/$26
Single Student Ticket: $12
Location: Glens Falls High School Auditorium, 10 Quade St, Glens Falls, NY 12801

For more information, contact Jennifer Brink at (518) 793-1348 or exdir@gfso.org
www.theglensfallssymphony.org
Glens Falls Symphony Office (518) 793-1348
Located upstairs in the LARAC Gallery building: 7 Lapham Place in Glens Falls
Office hours: Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

About Glens Falls Symphony

The Glens Falls Symphony, begun as a community amateur orchestra in 1977 at the then-named Adirondack Community College. Celebrating 40 years this season, the symphony successfully moves into its fourth decade of music-making as a professional orchestra since its incorporation in 1983. Since Maestro Charles Peltz’ arrival in 2000, the fully professional Glens Falls Symphony has performed a dynamic repertoire, regularly including musical premieres and world-renowned guest artists while expanding musical offerings to include family concerts, summer pops programs and more. Cited as “one of the great orchestras of our country” by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Joseph Schwantner, the orchestra comprises professional musicians who come from all over the Northeast to perform.

Herzog Law Firm Presents: Wills vs. Trusts – Free In-Person Seminar 

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Herzog Law Firm, a trusted name in estate planning and elder law, is pleased to announce the return of our highly informative and valuable seminar, “Wills vs. Trusts.” This seminar offers an invaluable opportunity for individuals and families to gain insights into the complexities of estate planning, including the benefits of revocable and irrevocable trusts, advance directives, and wills. 

Our team of expert attorneys will provide comprehensive information on how proper planning can positively impact you and your loved ones. Topics covered will include the protection of your home and assets, as well as strategies to avoid court proceedings and long-term care expenses. 

Seminar Details: 

Clifton Park Seminar: 

Date: Friday, November 3rd 

Time: 2:00 PM 

Venue: Hampton Inn, 620 Plank Road, Clifton Park 

Hosted by: Phillip Vacchio, Esq. 

Albany Seminars: 

Date: Monday, November 6th 

Morning Session: 

Time: 10:00 AM 

Venue: Staybridge Suites, 39 Wolf Road, Albany 

Hosted by: Jane-Marie Schaeffer, Esq. 

Afternoon Session: 

Time: 2:00 PM 

Venue: Staybridge Suites, 39 Wolf Road, Albany 

Hosted by: David Kubikian, Esq. 

At these seminars, you will have the opportunity to engage with knowledgeable legal professionals who will address your questions and concerns, offering you valuable guidance in planning for your family’s future.

To attend our free “Wills vs. Trusts” seminar, please RSVP by contacting Melissa Conte, Herzog Law Scheduling Coordinator, at info@herzoglaw.com or by calling 518.465.7581. 

For more information about Herzog Law Firm and to explore additional resources, please visit our website at www.HerzogLaw.com.

Skater

Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center’s Featured Cat of the Week: Skater

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Skater

With his grey and white coat, Skater is as handsome as it gets! But good looks aren’t all this gentle giant has to offer- he’s got a beaming personality too. He is a seven-year-old mellow fellow that just wants to be loved. Leaning into your touch, doing everything possible to contort himself to receive the maximum amount of attention. A bit on the round side, we are working to slim this dude down. If you’re looking for a low-key, easy-going, affectionate pal, Skater could be your perfect match.

If you are interested in learning more about Skater, please contact the Adoption Center at 518.409.8105 ext 101 or adoptadk@animalleague.org. You can also complete the adoption application using the link: www.animalleague.org/adkpreapproval

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Warren & Washington County Real Estate Transactions October 6th-13th

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Warren

Bolton

Randall A. & Carole E. McIntosh sold property at 7c3 Sagamore Road to Daniel J. Sheehan III for $962,500

Randall A. & Carole E. McIntosh sold property at 7c4 Sagamore road to Daniel J. Sheehan III FOr $962,500 

Horicon

David J. Hughes sold property at 69 Palisades Road to Andrew S. & Lelana F. Hawkins for $775,000

Chester

Sydney C. Langdon sold property at 91 Landon Hill Road to Julia Norton for $15,000

Mary B. Johnson sold property at 383 Cobble Creek Road to Patrick Benard & Erin Diego-Bernard for $145,000

Glens Falls

Kristine Flowers, referee, sold property at 4 Harrison Place to Seroff Group LLC. for $15,001

Elizabeth A. Papa sold property at 68R Fifth Street to Roger & Shannon M. Lind for $650,000

179 Quail LLC sold property at 31 Lexington Ave to Ryan Carey & Jessica Affinito for $249,900

Oak Valley Properties sold property at 247-249 Warren Street to Red Spruce realty, LLC for $580,000

William V. Canale III, & Gregory G. Canale sold property at 6 Windy Hill Road to Steven E. Petramale & Jasmine Galindo for $475,000

Rick D. & Julie Anne Jenne sold property at 19 Grand Ave to Jeanne E. Gill for $369,000

Queensbury

Jeffery D. Mann & Joanne M. Mann sold property at 76 Pickle Hill Road to Donald L. & Lito Abrams for $110,000

Larry A. Vadrials Irrevocable trust dates June 19,2018 sold property at 44 Maple Drive to Wasley E. Perry & Nancy M. Hughes for $360,000

Warren County sold property at 27 Indiana Ave to Robert K. Lynn for $16,100

Willam M. Britton sold property at 730 Bay Road to Brandan P. O’Donnell for $190,000

Stephen J. Casella & Bruna Tarraran sold property at 7 Farmington Place to Brian Daly Fisher & Morgan Elizabeth Caruso-Fisher for $450,000

LGNY Management LLC sold property at 123 Seelye Road to 123 Seelye Road, LLC for $2.7 million

Lake George

Estate of Shirley Nash sold property on Route 9L to Stephen & JoAnn Nash for $107,111

Eileen M. Micheli Trust u/a/d Jan. 15, 2015 sold property at 26 Lookout Mountain Road to Thomas P. & Cynthia Marnelli for $965,000

Stony Creek

Linda Butler sold property at 258 Hadley Road to Bubudoudouinc LLC for $251,400 

Warrensburg

Tripp Point, LLC sold property at Mountain Lane to Benjamin & Danae Tallini for $110,000

DKC Holding Inc. sold property at 34 Clover Leaf Drive to Susan & Donald Mackey for $65,000

Lake Luzerne

James & Catherine Mangan sold property at 75 Village View Road to Traci Shoemaker for $220,000

William Eddy sold property at 39 Stewart Drive to Craig LAshinsky & Stacey Singer-Lashinsky for $310,000

Washington County

Argyle 

Edward H. Dennis sold property at 103 Main Street to Jeffery W. McMurry for $200,000

Dresden

Frank C. & Joanne T. Foster sold property at 5 North Road & State Route 22 to Rodney Gerald Riggs for $158,000

Easton

Rebecca Baker Johnson & Cassie Karbalaeali fka Baker sold property at 341 Mountain Road to Robert F. Hayes & Terry Kilmer Osterom for $435,000

Fort Ann

Lisa M. Barbalo sold property at West Road off to Alton H. Rehm, Joann M. Rehm, Luke M. Rehm, & Lauren M. Rehm for $179,000

Fort Edward

Michael A. & Lori Cirsorio sold property at 31 Notre Dame Street to Phillip & Sarah Douglas for $310,000

Kiley Adriance & Jake Alexander Faraci sold property at 41 Seminary Street to Derek Lahut for $134,600

Cryptoshare Holdings,Inc sold property at 183 Duer Road to Terravest Capital Partners, LLC for $6,500

Christopher Sass sold property at 13 Olive Street to Steven Sass for $80,000 

Kerri L. Simon sold property at 3 Prospect Street ro Colin & Breanne Viele for $266,000

Joel R. & Brenda L. Story as Trustee of the Story Family Irrevocable income ONly Trust sold property at 624 Lower OAk Street to Gregory & Dawn Paredes for $337,000

Greenwich

Jonathan Earthrowl, Douglas Hynick, & Heather Hynick sold property at 3564 State Route 29 to Justin Fierro for $175,000

Hampton 

James A. Tedeschi & James A Tedeschi Jr. as trustees of James A. Tedeschi Revocable Living Trust sold property at West Way to Robin Vogel as trustee of the Robin Vogel LIving Trust & Deborah Billos as Trustee of the Deborah Billow Living Trust for $156,000

Hebron

Jeffrey M. Martelle, II sold property at 12 Middle Road to Michelle Browser for $75,000

Vanessa Olsen As admin of Last Will of Erling Roy Olsen sold property at 112 Mountain Way to Alexander Love for $130,000

Kingsbury

The Quarry, LLC sold property at Lot 23 Alexander Lane to Richard Stanley for $32,000

Richard Stanley sold property at Lot 236 Alexander Way to Tony Morgan as Trustee of the Tony Morgan Revocable Trust for $319,900

Hessel McKenna Properties, LLC 19-21 McDowell Street ro Terry Wallace Lalande, Jr. for $148,000

The Quarry, LLC sold property at 10 Alexander Way Lot 21 to Richard Stanley for $32,000

The Quarry, LLC sold property at 12 Alexander Way Lot 20 to Richard Stanley for $32,000

Thomas Sullivan sold property at 3906 State Route 4 to Roger C. Mattison, Jr. for $350,000

Salem

Alexander C. & Katelyn M. Keys sold property at 152 South Main Street to Amanda Breen for $155,500 

White Creek 

Jeremy Gulley & Allison Powers-Gully sold property at 65 Gulley LAnd to Landview Holdings, LLC for $305,000

Whitehall

James H. Martell sold property at 57 Skene Street to MAtthew Bixby for $104,000

Winter Fellowship LLC. sold property at 80 Poultney Street to Aaron Gilles for $159,000