Regional Radio Community Events Calendar

COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR

If your not for profit organization has an event coming up that you’d like to add to our community events calendar, there are three ways to get them us.  Mail them to: EVENTS c/o Regional Radio Group, 238 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804.   Fax it to us at 518-761-9893; or e-mail them at [email protected]

5/6/24 –  ON MONDAY MAY 6TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 5PM AT THE BALLSTON SPA ELKS LODGE AT 10 HAMILTON PLACE.   APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/7/24 – On Wednesday May 8th, the Chapman Historical Museum presents, Conversations with the Past, Women in Revolutionary War Programming” at 7pm.  Speakers will be Lauren Agnello, historic interpreter, Anne Clothier, Director of Education at the Brookside Museum, and Sara Evenson, Doctoral Candidate as they present a panel discussion on Revolutionary War women’s impressions and programming from their unique perspectives. The program is free but requires a reservation. To register, please call 518-793-2826.

5/8/24-  ON WEDNESDAY MAY 8TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 1:30 TO 6PM AT THE WORD OF LIFE BIBLE INSTITUTE AT 4200 GLENDALE ROAD IN POTTERSVILLE.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/8/24 –  On Wednesday May 8th, the Little Theater on the Farm at 27 Plum Road in Fort Edward presents, ”Willoughby Station” performing at 7pm.  Recommended donation is Adults $12.00.  Students and Seniors 60 and older $9.00.  For more information call 518-747-3421or visit their website at : www dot little theater 27 dot org.

5/8/24 – Registration is open for Warren County’s household hazardous waste collection event on Saturday, May 11th. Warren County residents who would like to get rid of hazardous materials such as cleaners, pesticides and other household chemicals, can do so at no charge at the Queensbury Highway Department, 742 Bay Road, Queensbury, from 8am to 12pm.  Residents who sign up will be able to safely dispose of materials such as antifreeze, pesticides, gasoline, latex paints, household cleaners and fluorescent light bulbs at no cost at this household hazardous waste drop off event.  Register online at warren county ny dot gov/residents/waste, by mail or in person at the Warren County DPW, 4028 Main Street, Warrensburg, New York, 12885, or by fax at 518-623-2772.  More information about household hazardous waste storage and disposal can be found at warren county ny dot gov/residents/waste-info. Those with questions can call Warren County DPW at 518-761-6556.

5/9/24 –  ON THURSDAY MAY 9TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 5PM AT THE WILTON FIRE DEPARTMENT STATION 1 AT 270 BALLARD ROAD.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/9/24 –  ON THURSDAY MAY 9TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 5PM AT 639 ROUTE 67 IN BALLSTON SPA.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/9/24 –  ON THURSDAY MAY 9TH, THE FOLKLIFE CENTER AT CRANDALL LIBRARY WILL HOLD ANOTHER FREE CONCERT FEATURING NEW ORLEANS SINGER, SONGWRITER AND COMPOSER JOY CLARK.  DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM WITH THE SHOW AT 7PM.  THEN FRIDAY THE 10TH, JOY WILL BE PERFORMING AT 7PM AT THE HISTORIC SALEM COURTHOUSE AT 58 EAST BROADWAY.  FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT CRANDALL LIBRARY DOT ORG.

5/10/24 –  THE QUEENSBURY SENIORS WILL HOLD THEIR SEMI-ANNUAL BOOK SALE AT THE SENIOR CENTER LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF BAY AND HAVILAND ROAD THURSDAY MAY 9TH FROM 9AM TO 5:30PM AND FRIDAY THE 10TH FROM 9AM TO NOON.  SALE INCLUDES A SELECTION OF HARD COVER BOOKS, TRADE PAPER BACKS, REGULAR PAPER BACKS, PUZZLES, CD’S AND DVD’S.  IF YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR OWN BAGS.  FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 518-761-8224.

5/10/24 –  ON FRIDAY MAY 10TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 6PM AT THE WEST GLENS FALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT AT 33 LUZERNE ROAD IN QUEENSBURY.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/10/24 –  ON FRIDAY MAY 10TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 1 TO 5PM AT CHESTERTOWN TOWN HALL ON ROUTE NINE.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/10/24 –   On Saturday May 11th, the Warren County Commission for the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution will hold a presentation by Alexander Cain: “Lexington and
Concord, We Stood our Ground” at 11am at the Queensbury Masonic Historical Society on Burke Drive in Queensbury. The presentation is free and open to the public. Those planning to attend are asked to reserve their seats in advance by registering at mail at w c n y h s dot org and indicate how many will attend and contact information.

5/11/24 –  ON SATURDAY MAY 11TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 8AM TO NOON AT AMERICAN LEGION POST 278 ON CLANCEY STREET IN SCHUYLERVILLE.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/11/24 – On Saturday May 11th, the Warren County Fish Hatchery at 145 Echo Lake Road in Warrensburg will hold its “Spring Zing” open house and fishing clinic from 9:30am to 2pm. It’s a day of fish-themed fun, with clinics, prizes, demonstrations, free food and other activities. Tours of the trout-rearing operation at the hatchery will be offered. There will be fishing clinics, fly tying demonstrations, and discussion of stream entomology. A free hot dog lunch will be available from 11:30am to 1pm.  For more information, call 518-623-2877

5/11/24 – On Saturday, May 11, the Slate Valley Museum in Granville will welcome Hawaiian artist Scott Kekuhaupi’o Manley for an artistic demonstration exploring his methods for engraving on slate from 1 to 3pm. Visitors will be welcomed to try engraving themselves. Some small slate pieces will be available at the museum, but people are welcome to bring their own slate pieces to create on as well.  The cost of attending the demonstration is included in the museum’s regular admission price.  The museum is currently closed, but will open for this special program. The museum’s regular walk-in seasonal schedule will resume beginning May 18th.  More information is available on their website at www dot Slate Valley Museum dot org and at their page on Facebook

5/11/24 – On Saturday May 11th, the Little Theater on the Farm at 27 Plum Road in Fort Edward presents, “The Real Deal” Kim Skoll and Gisella Montanez- Case performing at 7pm.  Recommended donation is Adults $12.00.  Students and Seniors 60 and older $9.00.  For more information call 518-747-3421or visit their website at : www dot little theater 27 dot org.

5/12/24 – ON SUNDAY MAY 12TH, THE HARTFORD VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY WILL HOLD A MOTHER’S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST ALONG WITH A SILENT AUCTION AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FROM 8 TO 11AM AT THE FIREHOUSE ON ROUTE 40.  MENU CONSISTS OF ALL YOU CAN EAT BUTTERMILK PANCAKES WITH REAL MAPLE SYRUP, EGGS, TOAST, HAM OR SAUSAGE, JUICE, MILK, COFFEE, TEA, AND HOT CHOCOLATE.  COST IS AGE 11 THROUGH ADULTS $10.00.  CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 10 $5.00; AND KIDS UNDER 5 ARE FREE.  TAKE OUT WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE.

5/12/24 –  ON SUNDAY MAY 12TH,  AMERICAN LEGION POST 574 ON PEARL STREET IN HUDSON FALLS WILL HOLD A MOTHER’S DAY BREAKFAST FROM 8 TO 11AM.  MENU INCLUDES SCRAMBLED EGGS, FRENCH TOAST, PANCAKES, SAUSAGE GRAVY AND BISCUITS, BACON, SAUSAGE, HOME FRIES, TOAST, HOT BEVERAGES, AND JUICE.  COST IS ADULTS $10.00.  CHILDREN UNDER 10 $5.00; AND $35.00 FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR.

5/13/24 –  ON MONDAY MAY 13TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 9AM TO 3PM AT 312 PALMER AVENUE IN CORINTH.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/14/24 –  ON TUESDAY MAY 14TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 1 TO 5PM AT THE BROADALBIN KENYETTO FIRE DEPARTMENT AT 14 PINE STREET IN BROADALBIN.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/14/24 – Artists and artisans are invited to participate in a weekend of celebration of the talent in Washington County during the sixth annual, “Artisan Trails in Washington County” July 13th and 14th, from 10am to 4pm.  New this year, “hubs,” such as breweries, galleries, shops, etc. will host multiple artisans and artists at their location on the open studios tour, along with live demonstrations, plein air painting, and workshops.  Artists and artisans are invited to apply by May 15th; or for more information on becoming a Hub location, applications for both can found online at www dot artisan dash trails dot org.

5/15/24 –  ON WEDNESDAY MAY 15TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 10AM TO 4PM AT CRANDALL PUBLIC LIBRARY IN GLENS FALLS.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/15/24 – On Wednesday May 15th, the Chapman Museum in Glens Falls will hold a presentation on the Sister Cities Committee of Glens Falls and Warren County at 7pm.  In celebration of Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Milly Koh of the Sister Cities Committee of Glens Falls and Warren County will speak about the Sister Cities program between Glens Falls and Saga, Japan. Milly will discuss the recent visit of middle and high school students from Saga, as well as her own decision to immigrate to the United States. The program is free, but requires a registration. To register, please call 518-793-2826.

5/16/24 –  ON THURSDAY MAY 16TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM 1 TO 6PM AT GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AT 58 OAK STREET.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/17/24 –  ON FRIDAY MAY 17TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 5PM AT THE SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT AT 53 SOUTH MAIN STREET.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/17/24 –  ON FRIDAY MAY 17TH, THE RED CROSS WILL HOLD A BLOOD DRIVE FROM NOON TO 5PM AT ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH AT 231 LAKE AVENUE IN SARATOGA SPRINGS.  APPOINTMENTS ARE MANDATORY.  THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR BLOOD AND ALL BLOOD TYPES ARE NEEDED.  TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, CONTACT THE RED CROSS BY CALLING 1-800-RED CROSS OR GO ONLINE AT RED CROSS BLOOD DOT ORG

5/18/24 – On Saturday May 18th, the Community Climate Action Walk will take place in downtown Glens Falls from 1 to 4pm.  Participants will gather at 1pm at City Park by Crandall Public Library with the walk taking place at 1:30pm to Glen Street and ending at Crandall Park for speakers and climate action tables.

5/23/24 – ON THURSDAY MAY 23RD, THE VETERANS BUSINESS COUCNIL JAMBOREE WILL TAKE PLACE BEGINNING AT 3PM AT VFW POST 420 AT 190 EXCELSIOR AVENUE IN SARATOGA SPRINGS.  ACTIVITIES INCLUDE A CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT, CHICKEN BARBECUE, CASH BAR, MUSIC FROM, “BEATIN’ THE ODDS,” AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL VETERANS.  FOR MORE INFORMATION, TICKETS AND CORNHOLE TEAM REGISTRATION GO ONLINE AT WWW DOT VBC JAMBOREE DOT COM.

5/31/24 – Through May 31st, Tri-County Literacy Center will hold their art show fundraiser, “Celebrating the Art of Community” in the Friends Gallery on the second floor of Crandall Public Library in Glens Falls.  All works have been created by local artists. The pieces encompass a wide range of styles, subjects, and media. All pieces are available for sale and will be priced at $200.00 or less.  Proceeds from the sale will support the work of Tri-County Literacy Center.  To view available artwork or to purchase your favorite piece, visit www dot 32 auctions dot com / TLC Art 2023.  For more information, email tri lit center at gmail dot com.

6/1/24-  Through Sunday June 2nd, the Hyde Collection in Glens Falls presents its 33rd Annual High School Juried Art Show.  The exhibition serves as a platform for budding student artists from Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Hamilton, and Essex counties to showcase their talent and immerse themselves in a professional, competitive arts environment.  For more information go online at www dot hyde collection dot org/exhibition/annual-high-school-juried-show/

6/14/24 –  THROUGH JUNE 16TH, THE STODDARD GALLERY AT THE CHAPMAN HISTORICAL MUSEUM IN GLENS FALLS PRESENTS, “RIDING IN STYLE.”  THIS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITS HI-LIGHTS HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGES FILLED WITH TOURISTS, STEAMBOATS LOADING PASSENGERS TO EXPLORE REMOTE LAKES, AND TRAIN CARS BRINGING BUSINESSMEN TO THEIR DESTINATIONS AND OFFERS A GLIMPSE AT HOW INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES NAVIGATED THE SOUTHERN ADIRONDACKS AT THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY.  FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW DOT CHAMPMAN MUSEUM DOT ORG.

7/28/24 – The Granville Lions Club will hold its annual summer furniture sale at the Lions’ warehouses, located behind the post office on Main Street. Hours are Fridays from 5 to 8pm; and Saturdays from 10am to 2pm each weekend through August.  Proceeds from the summer-long sale provide funding for the many projects and beneficiaries of the Granville Lions Club.  For updated information on the sale, check the Granville Lions Club on Facebook or online at: Granville lions club dot com.

TFNWarren County Board of Elections is looking for individuals to serve as poll workers. Help make a difference in your community, and get paid by signing up for a poll worker position. There are a few requirements: Applicants in Warren County must live in Warren County, be registered to vote in Warren County and be at least 17 years of age. (17-year-olds must have parental consent and be an enrolled student.)  Those who are interestedcan do so onlineat : www dot warren county ny dot gov backslash BOE backslash Technology.  You can also call Warren County Board of Elections at 518-761-7676 or 518-761-7677 to apply, or to learn more about these positions.

TFN – FOOD FOR THOUGHT IS AN INITIATIVE THAT GETS FOOD TO THOSE WHO NEED IT IN OUR LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN WARREN AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES.  THE CURRENT NEED IS APPROXIMATELY 11 THOUSAND SNACKS PER MONTH IN 14 LOCAL DISTRICTS.  DONATIONS OF SNACKS CAN BE MADE AT HILLTOP CONSTRUCTION 21 CASEY ROAD IN QUEENSBURY OR O’BRIEN INSURANCE ON BAY STREET IN GLENS FALLS.  SNACK DONATIONS IDEAS ARE BAGS OF PRETZELS AND GOLD FISH, GRANOLA BARS, AND APPLE SAUCE POUCHES.  MONETARY DONATIONS MADE PAYABLE TO O’BRIEN’S ANGELS ARE ALSO ACCEPTED.

TFN –  Every Friday Morning at 11am, the Town of Chester Library presents, “Story Time and Sing-a-long with Wendy” in the library located on the second floor of the town of Chester Municipal Center on Route Nine. For more info call 518-494-5384

TFN –  THE TEEN CENTER AT CRANDALL PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS A VARIETY OF AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR TEENS AGES 13 TO 19.  ON WEDNESDAY, IT’S DROP-IN CARDS AND GAMING FROM 4PM TIL CLOSE.  THURSDAYS FROM 6 TO 8PM, IT’S THE TEEN GROUP OFFERING A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES THAT CHANGE WEEKLY.  AND SATURDAYS IT’S DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS 3RD EDITION AT 10AM.  REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO PLAY.  FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SIGN UP, CALL THE TEEN CENTER AT 518-792-6508 EXTENSION 7

TFN –  ARE YOU A VETERAN IN NEED OF DENTAL CARE?  THE NEW YORK STATE DENTAL FOUNDATION MAYBE ABLE TO HELP CONNECT YOU TO A DENTIST IN YOUR AREA WHO WILL PROVIDE FREE DENTAL TREATMENT.  VISIT WWW DOT NYS DENTAL FOUNDATION DOT ORG OR CALL 518-689-2772FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST HELP TODAY.

TFN –  THE WARREN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS OFFERING THE COMPLETE SET OF 19TH CENTURY NEW YORK STATE COUNTIES HISTORIES IN DIGITAL FORM ON A COMPUTER THUMB DRIVE.  THE THUMB DRIVE CAN BE USED ON PC’S OR A MACINTOSH COMPUTER AND COMES ON A 16 OR 32 GIGABYTE THUMB DRIVE AND HAS ROOM FOR MORE THAT CAN BE ADDED BY THE OWNER.  COST IS $25.00 PLUS $5.00 FOR SHIPPING.  FOR MORE INFORMATION E-MAIL: INFO AT WCNYHS DOT ORG.

TFN – Federal funding is available to assist residents of Warren and Saratoga Counties who would like to open home-based child care businesses.  Warren County residents who are interested in applying for funding can call the Warren County Career Center at 518-743-0925 orSouthern Adirondack Child Care Network at 518-798-7972. Saratoga County residents who would like to apply can call the Saratoga County Career Center at 518-884-4170 or Brightside Up at 518-426-7181.

TFN – If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide or experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, 988 provides connection to free, confidential support. There is hope.  The Lifeline works. For 24/7 confidential support, just call, text, or chat 988.

TFN –  THE CLOTHING DONATION SHED OF BOY SCOUT TROOP 56 IN HUDSON FALLS IS OPEN AND LOCATED AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT 9 RIVER STREET.  THE TROOP ACCEPTS DONATIONS OF CLEAN AND WELL CARED FOR PRE-OWNED CLOTHING.  ACCEPTED ITEMS ARE CLOTHING, SHOES, BELTS, PURSES, BLANKETS, SHEETS, CURTAINS, PILLOWCASES, AND STUFFED ANIMALS.  THE TROOP RECEIVES FUNDING FOR THE DONATIONS AND HAS THE OPTION TO USE DONATIONS TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AS WELL.

TFN – Cornell Cooperative Extension of Warren County offers a free, confidential Family Budget Coaching Program to community residents.  The one-on-one sessions are available to individuals and families who want to improve their financial literacy, set goals, create a savings plan, reduce debt and get a better handle on their finances.  The trained coaches will offer sessions either via zoom or in person in Glens Falls, Warrensburg and Johnsburg.  For more information on this program, please contact Roxanne Westcott at rmw 38 at cornell dot edu or call (518) 668-4881.

TFN –  IF YOU DON’T PRESENTLY HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE, THE CANCER SERVICES PROGRAM AT GLENS FALLS HOSPITAL PAYS FOR THE COST OF MAMMOGRAMS, PAP TESTS, AND TAKE HOME COLON CANCER TESTS.  MOST LOCAL DOCTORS AND HEALTH CENTERS PARTICIPATE AND BOTH MEN AND WOMEN ARE ELIGIBLE. CALL 518-926-6570 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

TFN –  BOY SCOUT TROOP 99 IN SOUTH GLENS FALLS CONDUCTS AN ON GOING DEPOSIT BOTTLE AND CAN DRIVE TO SUPPORT ITS OUTDOOR PROGRAMS.  COLLECTION BINS CAN BE FOUND AT THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF SOUTH GLENS FALLS AT 15 MAPLEWOOD PARKWAY AND IN OTHER VARIOUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE VILLAGE AND TOWN OF SOUTH GLENS FALLS AND MOREAU