April 2013 - Lyme Community Foundation

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A publication of the Lyme Community Foundation
Chaumont-Three Mile Bay
“To enhance and support the community through cooperation, learning, and enrichment.”
Volume 15 Issue 4
April 2013
Whispers of Spring and Hopes for Summer on the Lake folks who haven’t been around for months.
Christine Sharlow
It has been a fun winter, for sure, but I am looking
For thirteen years, spring has been ushered in, here forward to the first seagull cry and the smell of the first campon the lake, with the gleeful sounds of the Annual Easter Egg fire for 2013! (Of course, no burning till after May 15….)
Hunt at the Copley House. Hosted by the Lyme Community
Foundation, children and families of all ages dart across the
lawn, in search of those illusive “prize eggs.” It is all in the
name of fun and celebrating Easter as a community. A special thanks to the Dollar General, who donate a good share of
the prizes each year, to the volunteers who work tirelessly to
prepare the eggs and baskets, and the bunny brigade who
hide the eggs. Families look forward to this fun and free
event every year. (For more pictures, log on to the Lyme
Community Foundation’s Facebook Page.)
That being said, we have seen other tell tale signs
of spring, such as plump robins, open water, and tiny crocuses peeking through (sometimes snowy) flower beds. Before we know it, we will be unearthing gardens, and raking
debris from winter winds. Soon the familiar roar of
lawnmowers will fill the air, along with the sweet smell
of freshly-cut grass.
We will soon be welcoming our summer
residents, as they return to open their cottages and
camps. Our streets and stores will begin to fill up as
we both witness and experience happy reunions with
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The Lyme Light
A Community of Faith Service Listings
ALL SAINTS CHAUMONT—649-2717 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:00 AM
CHAUMONT PRESBYTERIAN—649-5301 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 AM
THREE MILE BAY METHODIST—649-2600 SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 AM
THREE MILE BAY BAPTIST—649-2730 SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER—649-2546 SUNDAY SERVICES 10:00 AM
VICTORY COMMUNITY CHURCH—649-2162 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:00 AM
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CHURCH—654-2662 SUNDAY SERVICES—10:30 AM
SATURDAY SERVICES—4:00 PM
UNITED CHURCH OF CAPE VINCENT—654-2881 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 AM
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 654-3833 SUNDAY SERVICES 9 AM
Al-Anon meeting, Monday at 1:30pm at
Chaumont Presbyterian Church
Contact: Bonnie at 315-408-4302
AA Meeting, Sunday at 7pm Cape Vincent Church
-Rte 12E
BB study
Contact: 315-788-2280
OA Meeting, Monday at 7pm Cape Vincent Library, Real Street
Contact: Joyce at 315-649-2750
Thursday at 9:30am at Clayton Hawn Library, 220 John St.
Contact: Deb at 315-482-2497
If you need any further information you may contact me at
649-2750. Joyce Mordan
From The Building Office
Spring is on its way and for many of our residents it means the
beginning of a new building season. As a reminder to all our residents and local contractors a Zoning and Building Permit is required for most types of construction and change of property use
projects.
Some examples are:
 Some types of remodeling
 New construction
 Roof replacement
 Fence construction
 Heating equipment installation
 Demolition.
Please check with our office for further requirement information.
The good news is that the Town of Lyme will now be responsible
for conducting and enforcing the New York State Fire Safety and
Building Codes locally! Residents and contractors will not have to
travel to Watertown to obtain their Building Permits or arrange for
Inspections.
As your ZEO/CEO I am always available to assist our residents
and contractors in making sure that your building projects are safe,
successful, and code compliant. When you “Build to Code” your
project will be safe, and have lasting value.
Our regular office hours are: Tues. & Weds. from 8:00 AM to 12:00
Noon or by appointment. My cell phone number is: (315) 777-6115.
I look forward to serving or residents and contractors in this special
place we call Paradise: “The Town of Lyme”!
Jim Millington, ZEO/CEO
ZUMBA! ZUMBA! ZUMBA!
Lyme Central School
Monday & Wednesday 6 p.m.
Saturdays 8 a.m.
$5 a class for an hour of awesome & fun
exercise!
Proceeds donated to Lyme Central School
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Volume 15 Issue 4
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Plumbing, Heating & Electrical
Air Conditioning
Service, Repair, Replace, & New Installations
Well & Water Systems
Cottage Opening & Closing
Fully Insured
Emergency Calls
Email: [email protected]
Chaumont, NY
www.BPetersPlumbingandHeating.com
(315)778-5100
Wondering what is going on at Lyme Central
School? It’s all just a mouse-click away ! Visit their
website at www.lymecsd.org—it is filled with helpful
information and the year’s calendar of events.
Submit Your Articles To The Lyme Light
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Send your article and pictures to
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The H & H Hardy Food Pantry
 The Chaumont Food Pantry
 The Town of Lyme Food Pantry
The names may have changed over
the years, but we are still here to
serve.
Food Pantry Update January 1st through
to March 31, 2013
Due to your generous support, we have been able to aid 30 Families to date
in 2013.
We are always in the need of Nonperishable Items and Personal Items such
as Toilet Tissue, Shampoo, Deodorant, Toothbrushes and Tooth Paste.
Items may be left at the Three Mile Bay of Chaumont Post Offices or in the
white boxes outside the Food Pantry. (During cold weather please call 6492424 so we may move items inside before freezing.) Cash is always a huge
help. Checks may be sent to:
Food Pantry, Harriett Hardy, PO Box253, Chaumont, N.Y. 13622
If you are in need Food Assistance Call 649-2424, please leave your name
and phone number so we can make arrangements for you.
Lyme Food Pantry
[email protected].
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Please have submissions in by the
1st Saturday of May.
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The Lyme Light reserves the right to edit or
reject submitted articles, according to the appropriate nature and space available.
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Electronic submissions are preferred
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Please be uplifting and/or informative.
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Questions? Call Editor, Christine Sharlow, at
315-608-7950.
April 28, Sunday 2 to 4—at the Lyme Heritage Center—Open House, featuring Bilkey Moore’s photos, Music by Charles Sloat and George Smith
showing his boat building techniques. There will be refreshments.
Lyme Heritage Center—located at the old Grange Hall in Three
Mile Bay at 8718 County Route 5,
behind the Lucky Dog Bed and Breakfast.
Are you hosting a community or social function and need a
beautiful roomy location in town? There's no fee for use of
the historic Alexander Copley House in Chaumont (only a modest cleaning deposit returnable after your event). The Lyme Community
Foundation encourages use of this great community asset. Contact us by phone 649-2200 or on Facebook for more information.
The Lyme Lions will be having its annual German dinner on April 23 from 4:00-7:00 p.m.
at the Three Mile Bay Fire Hall. The dinner will include Sauerbraten, red cabbage, and black forest
cake. Cost is $9 for adults and $6 for children. Take outs will be available.
The Lyme Lions Club would like to thank everyone who comes out for our fundraising dinners and other activities
so we can continue our support of the Lyme community and its residents. We are always looking for new
members with new ideas for our club. Come see what
we are all about at the Copley House on the first and
third Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. For more information, please contact Lion Rachel Sugrue at 783-4032 or Lion
Kelly Hyde at 649-3220.
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The Lyme Light
Forever Fit/Young At Heart
What: Moderate exercise class for those want to get into
shape.
Target group is 50 and older.
Where: All Saints Church, Madison St., Chaumont
When: Monday and Thursday 9:15—10:15 AM.
Young at Heart is a moderate, low impact class that is very
exercise based for a total body workout.. The exercise are
done standing for trunk, and extremity toning to increase
strength and endurance of all muscle groups. Low weights,
exercise bands, and a small ball are used in the exercise
routines. The class modifies exercise routines for people
with joint problems, such as rotator cuff pathology, and joint
replacement surgery. Susan Mahoney, class instructor for
Monday’s class and Cathy Carr is instructor for Thursday’s
Class.
For info call Sue at 649-2369 or email
[email protected]
Cost is $3.00/class and all proceeds
from the class benefit the local food
pantry.
Please wear tie sneakers, socks
and comfortable exercise clothes.
The Lyme Soccer Club will be holding two
can and bottle drives at the TDS parking lot in
Chaumont on Main Street. The first will be
Saturday, May 4 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm,
and the second will be Saturday, June 1 from
9:00 am to 3:00 pm. The soccer club will also
be having a bake sale on both dates at the
same location. Stop by for some treats and
drop off your pile of cans and bottles. The
money raised from the fund raisers will help
the boys' and girls' soccer teams host their 3rd annual Lyme
Soccer Club Summer Camp. You may also call the numbers
below to arrange for our teams to come to your house and pick
up your donation. For more information or to arrange a pick up
call:
Coach Radley 649-5537
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Lyme Garden Club
Monday, May 6 at 6pm at the Copley House.
Get your creative gardening ideas
started!
Come to the first meeting for 2013
of the Lyme Garden Club and get
ideas about Container Gardening.
Open to the public
There will be surprises to share.
Members, bring an appetizer or dessert to share and
your favorite beverage.
For information, call Sue Seiffert, 649-2168
LYME COMMUNITY LIBRARY NEWS
Historic Town of Lyme Photograph Project Available for Viewing at Lyme Free Library
The Town of Lyme Historic Project is an effort to preserve photographs and postcards of the past for historical record and the viewing pleasure of future generations. The project was spearheaded
by Bilkey Moore (retired LCS Superintendent) who has collected
postcards of Jefferson County for many years. Mr. Moore generously agreed to copy all of the Town of Lyme pictures and postcards in his collection and assemble them into three sets of seven a book be added to the collection in memory/honor of the person
you wish. We will recognize your donation with a special bookplate
books for the Library, Heritage Center and Lyme Central School.
in the book. All donations ($25 and up) are tax deductible. The
The books will be available for review during library hours. The result will be a living memorial that will endure for years. For more
books must stay at the library, but copies may be made.
information contact the Lyme Free Library at 649-5454.
The Town of Lyme Collection covers Chaumont, Three Mile Bay, Computer Classes
Schermerhorn Park, Crescent Yacht Club, Point Salubrious, and The library offers workshops on various computer topics. Each
Point Peninsula.
class is a one-time workshop. All workshops are free!
Project funding was provided by The Northern New York Commu- Internet Resources for Job Hunting and Easy Resumes!
nity Foundation, Lyme Free Library, and The Lyme Heritage CenDiscover job searching websites and online resources for writing
ter. Lyme Central School District served as the lead agency.
resumes. April 22nd at 10:30am.
A special thanks to Mr. Moore for the hard work and dedication he Beginner's Microsoft Word
put into making sure this extensive collection will be available for
Learn how to use Microsoft Word, a word processing software progenerations to come.
gram that allows you to produce documents. April 22nd at 1:00pm.
LIBRARY HOURS
E-Bay Class
Monday 10 to 4, Tuesday 10 to 8, Wednesday 10 to 6, Friday 10 to Learn the ins and outs of buying and selling on
8, and Saturday 10 to 4
E-Bay. April 29th at 10:30am.
Quilting Group
Computer classes are taught by Matt Corey from The North CounMeets each Tues. at 6:30. New members always welcome!
try Library System. There is no fee. Feel free to bring your own
laptop. To register, please call 649-5454.
Sail into Reading Story Time
Book Talk
Join us Wednesday mornings at 11 am in The Children’s Room.
Preschool stories, crafts & a snack!
Remember or Honor a Loved One
Our book discussion group meets on the third Tuesday of each
month at 7pm.
Did you know that Lyme Free Library’s Memorial Program is a April 16th – Guns, Germs and Steel by Diamond
practical and gracious way to pay a lasting tribute to a loved one, or May 21st – Lifeboat by Rogan
to honor or thank a special person in your life? Simply request that
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Please note, there is a county-wide burn ban
from March 15—May 15, 2013.
The family
of John G.
Greene
invites you
to join us as
we come
together to
support the Miracle House, a
non- profit charity, that provides
housing, meals, and advocacy
to caregivers and patients coming to New York City for critical
cancer – related medical treatment. In memory of John, we
are coordinating our 5th fundraiser; Golf Tournament /Car
show/Craft show/ Raffle in
order to raise monies for Miracle House and for families who
are experiencing similar circumstances to those that we have
undergone in recent months. It
is our hope that your organization will embrace this challenge
along with us.
Miracle House did
indeed provide a miracle for
John and several of our family
members. After a diagnosis of
cancer, he was referred to a
specialist in New York City.
Initial anxieties of the expenses
related to a long stay in NYC
were alleviated by
the knowledge that
Miracle
House
would
help. Often individuals in our
area are referred to NYC for
treatment and Miracle House
offers very affordable housing
and support during this most
difficult time. If you are interested in more information on
Miracle House check out their
web site
www.miraclehouse.org/
We invite you and
team members to participate in
the events on this day. Please
join us in this most important
endeavor. I thank you for your
partnership and look forward to
your response. For further information please contact me at
(315) 649-2587 or cell 315 7777344. My email is
[email protected]
Karen M. Greene
Family Member of John Greene
The Three Mile Bay Fire Company held its annual volunteer
appreciation night March 23, 2013. This year the department
awarded life membership to volunteers with 25 years or more
of active service.
The honorees were:
Kent Wiley - 65 years
I. Jack Phillips - 66 years
Richard Schrieber - 60 years
Bruce Jackson - 39 years
Dave Bourquin - 35 years
Charles Mount - 34 years
Dale Goutremout – 34 years
Guy Gosier – 33 years
Andy Adams – 25 years.
The invited quests included mutual aid partners Chaumont,
Cape Vincent , Brownville, Dexter. Depauville and Guilfolye
Ambulance, the Lyme town board, Lyme highway superintendant, Bob Thomas our legislator, Patti Richie’s representative
Thomas Scee.
Tisha Skipper prepared and presented an excellent video
representation of 2012, the county, the state and our federal
representative provided and presented awards of appreciation for length of service and commitment to our community.
The Chaumont Fire Department held their annual elections
April 2. Results were:
Chief: Fred Jackson
1st Assistant Chief: Ben Bach
2nd Assistant Chief: Jeff Schwind
Fire Police Captain: (OPEN)
Engine Captain: Steve Cornell
Support Captain: Matt Denny
EMS Captain: Heather Jackson
Worden: Judy Larkin
Chaplain (appointed): Judy Larkin
Boat Captain: Lauren Goode
The Annual Banquet will be held May 11, 2013
There will be a Fire Department Open House April 27 and 28,
with a Chicken Barbecue on April 28.
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Three Mile Bay, NY
Chicken & Biscuit Dinner
at the
Three Mile Bay United Methodist Church,
8580 ST. RT. 12E
will be on
April 17, 2013
at 4:00 till gone.
Adults- $9.
Children under 10- $4.50
Georgia Borden Cox
Brien McMahon (D-Ct) and then as executive director (1949-1953) of the Joint Atomic
Energy Commission which McMahon
chaired. From there, with the strong support
of Admiral Rickover, Liscum went on to
manage the atomic power division of Westinghouse Electric Company, a move that
took the family to Pittsburgh; then to Geneva, Paris, New York City, and back to
Washington. In D.C., Georgia became licensed to sell commercial real estate and
her success in this field helped sustain her
after she was unexpectedly widowed in
1985.
younger brother, George Gifford Inglehart,
Jr., former State Supreme Judge.
Services will held later in the spring. The
family asks that donations be made in Georgia’s name to the Lyme Community Foundation, PO Box 601, Chaumont, NY 13622.
Arrangements are with Becker-Cleveland
Funeral Home, Chaumont, NY.
* The Lyme Community Foundation will
always hold Georgia in high regard. Her
generous spirit, with both time and talents,
created her legacy to the Chaumont and
Three Mile Bay Community. One board
A high school romance, re-kindled decades member, Deanna Lothrup, summed it up so
later when both had lost their spouses,
well: "The Lyme Community Founbrought Georgia together with Robert “Blink” dation owes so much to Georgia
Cox, also originally from Watertown but then and Bob and we would not be
where we are today without their
Georgia Borden Cox, 93, died on March 18 Mayor of Fort Lauderdale, Florida (1986at Samaritan Medical Center in Watertown, 1992) and the guiding force in making Fort generosity." If you are visiting the Copley
Lauderdale the boating capital of Florida.
House this year, remember she was the one
following a stroke. During her last months,
who donated this historic building to our
she lived at Ives Hill retirement community (He was also for decades a Trustee of the
Antique Boat Museum in Clayton.) After a
community and be sure to look at the book,
on Jewell Drive in Watertown, and prior to
signed by Alexander Copley, in our display
that, in Chaumont and Fort Lauderdale, Fl. long courtship, the couple married in 1999
Earlier residences included Pittsburgh, PA, and divided their time between Fort Lauder- case; it also was donated by Georgia Bordale, Chaumont, and Grindstone Island,
den Cox. One can only aspire to look back
New York City, and Washington, D.C.; but
on a life so well-lived. She will be missed,
always, she spent several months a year in where Cox has a summer property.
the North Country, at her lake cottage in
but never forgotten.
Georgia was an accomplished pianist, an
Chaumont and among her extended family
ardent bridge player, a devoted reader, a
Come see what’s NEW
on Wellesley Island on the St. Lawrence
passionate conversationalist, and a woman
River.
of consummate taste. Beautiful and chic,
she brought elegant style to her personal
Born on April 20, 1919, Georgia was the
second daughter and middle child of George attire, home furnishings, gardens, flower
Gifford Inglehart, Vice-President of the Agri- arrangements, cooking and writing; her
lively letters were treasures of epistolary
cultural Insurance Company, and Rhea
style. A dedicated musician, she played
Grems Inglehart, both of Watertown. Like
piano duets with friends, attended concerts,
her mother and older sister, Georgia atsang rounds with anyone willing and whistended Watertown High School and Smith
College, where she graduated with a BA in tled as she worked.
Music in 1941. On June 12 of 1942 she wed
Georgia is survived by her husband Robert
William Liscum Borden (of Washington,
in Chaumont!
O. Cox; her sons Henry Stevens Borden
D.C., and Chaumont, NY). For three years,
Open:
11 am—12 am Sun.—
and William Cline Borden, both of ChauBorden piloted Air Force bombing missions
Thur.
mont; daughters-in-law Linda and Paula
out of England while Georgia waited on
Fri.—Sat. till 2 am
Borden, dear friend Laurie Borden; and five
bases in Texas and California. In 1948, the
Extensive menu, including
grandchildren. She also leaves eight great
couple settled in Washington, D.C., where
Bullheads and Perch
grandchildren and many devoted nieces and
Liscum, having completed a law degree,
Dine-in or Take-out
nephews. She was pre-deceased by her
served as legislative secretary to Senator
315-649-3622
older sister, Delia Inglehart Briggs, and her
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Lyme Community Foundation
P.O. Box 601
Chaumont, NY 13622
The Lyme Community Foundation seeks nominations for the Barbara Burrows Award, awarded for citizenship in
the Town of Lyme.
The Foundation encourages you to nominate an individual Lyme resident, or a group/organization based in
the Town of Lyme whose actions have benefitted Lyme residents through:
 volunteering substantial time to a civic organization, group or service club
 performing an extraordinary or heroic act
 demonstrating an ability to lead others in efforts to improve the community
In addition to filling out the nomination form below, you may provide additional information on
one (1) separate page, describing what the nominee did to improve the lives of Lyme residents.
The nomination deadline is July 31, 2013.
Nominations may be submitted by U.S. mail.
The award will be presented at a ceremony at the Copley House in fall 2013.
Nominee Information
Name ____________________________________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________________
Phone ______________________________ Email _______________________________________
Nominated By
Name
____________________________________________________________________________+
Address _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Phone ______________________________ Email ______________________________________
What is your relationship to the nominee? ____________________________________________
What’s Happening at the Jefferson Historical Society:
 We are starting off the New Year with three great events to mark on your calendar! Join us for our Chocolate & Cock-
tails Reception on Tuesday, April 12th from 5 – 7pm for a fun mid-winter escape for chocolate lovers.
 Mary Knapp on Saturday, April 23rd will offer a Learn to Draft Tree Blocks quilting workshop at 10:30am ($10) limited
to 20 people.
For more information, call 782-3491 or visit them online at www.jeffersonhistory.org .
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Calling all local artists…
Promote your talent while celebrating local history
and beautifying the community…
Enter the Vintage Street Lamp
Competition and Auction to benefit the
Lyme Community Foundation!
We’re seeking local artists to transform historic ornamental streetlamp tops into unique works of art to be showcased throughout the community and auctioned to raise funds for the Lyme Community Foundation. This effort
will also give a second life to these vintage lamps which formerly graced and lit the streets of Watertown.
Submit your streetlamp top design, including a colored sketch
and detailed description, by May 17, 2013 to:
Lyme Community Foundation
PO Box 601
Chaumont, New York 13622
Indoor and outdoor display of the final piece should be considered in the design concept and noted in the
submission.
 Winning designs will be announced in late May 2013.
 Upon selection, winning artists will be provided a streetlamp top and six weeks to complete their piece.
 Selected pieces will be displayed and auctioned at a special show and reception to be held July 25, 2013 at
the historic Copley House in Chaumont.
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Full View
Streetlamp Specifications:
 Tops are cast iron and glass
 Two feet tall; 15.5 inches wide at top
 Eight— 13 inch tall glass panels:
 Five inches wide at the top
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3 3/8 inches wide at bottom
For more information call 315-649-2200 or visit
www.lymecommunityfoundation.org.
Top View
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ASSESSOR CHAIRMAN
TOWN ASSESSOR OFFICE
TRANSFER SITE
TOWN CLERK
TOWN SUPERVISOR
MARSHA BARTON
MARSHA BARTON
GEORGE PERKINS
KIM WALLACE
SCOTT AUBERTINE
649-5540
649-5451
649-2387
649-5165
649-2788
767-8814
FRED CONGEL
649-2900
WM T UTESS
CHMN TWN PLANNING BD
MARK AHLHEIM
CHMN ASSESSMENT RVW BD
CHMN VILG PLANNING BD
649-2991
777-6115
CAROL QUENCER
JIM MILLINGTON
CHMN ZONING BD OF APPEALS
ZONING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
TW/CO TAX COLLECTOR
WATER BD CHMN
VICKI BARBOUR
PAULA RADLEY
MARSHA BARTON
649-5490
649-2417
649-2900
649-5451
THREE MILE BAY, NY 136
649-5219
SCHOOL TAX COLLECTOR
ROBIN CURTIS
649-2788
Resident
PAT WESTON
TOWN JUSTICE
RICHARD WALLACE
649-2788
ECR Postal Customer
HWY SUPERINTENDENT
TOWN JUSTICE
RUTH STEWART
649-2487
649-2789
TOWN MEDICAL OFFICER
VAL RUST-(corrected)
HWY DEPARTMENT
CHAUMONT MAYOR
649-2900
649-5454
PAULA RADLEY
LYME FREE LIBRARY
649-2417
CHAUMONT VILLAGE CLERK
LYME CENTRAL SCHOOL
649-2723
788-7149
BUS GARAGE
ROBERT THOMAS
786-0284
649-3404
COUNTY LEGISLATOR
ADDIE J. RUSSELL
782-3418
CHAUMONT/TMB CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NYS ASSEMBLYWOMAN
PATRICIA RICHIE
782-3150
649-2424
NYS SENATOR
WM OWENS
CHAUMONT FOOD PANTRY HELPLINE
US CONGRESSMAN
[email protected]
649-2200
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