 BULLETIN BOARD
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Help Wanted: Part time secretary for the Planning Board. For more information please
call Alan Grattidge at 882-9757
Charlton Senior Center is sponsoring a Bus Trip to New York City
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Bus Ticket Only
Member Charlton Seniors $30.00
Non member $35.00
Bus Pick UP 7:00 AM
Charlton Freehold Presbyterian Church
Leave NYC 6:30 Pm
Bus drops off for Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island or
Shopping, Theater, Museums area
Reservation Deadline August 14, 2005
Call Carol Baumgartner 882-6494 or
Martha Delano 399-7073 to sign up
Time to renew your Charlton Directory Ad for 2005-2006
Over 1400 names, addresses and phone numbers of Charlton residents and businesses
Delivered early October to over 1600 homes in the community.
Professionally typeset and printed
Deadline for reserving your space is August 15
Refer questions to Howie or Lita Eskin at 882-6809
Advertising space is available as follows:
| 1/8 page | $45.00 |
| 1/4 page | $70.00 |
| 1/2 page | $115.00 |
| Full page Inside text | $175.00 |
| Full page Facing inside covers | $200.00 |
| Inside covers | $225.00 |
Checks payable to Harmony Community Center.
February Town Agenda Minutes
March Schedule of Meetings
Town Board Newsletter
Town Board February Minutes
Comprehensive Planning March Workshop
Comprehensive Planning February Minutes
February Town Meetings' Schedule
Press Release - Historic Farmland Protected
- RE: WEST NILE VIRUS - The Saratoga County Public Health has notified me that a dead crow found in Charlton has tested positive for West Nile Virus. Residents should instruct their children not to handle any dead birds that they may find, and should notify an adult of their finding. People should avoid mosquito infested areas; remove areas of stagnant water around their homes; use protective clothing when outdoors and apply insect repellents. In addition, if residents have any questions they may contact me at home or at the Town Hall at any time. --Fred Acunto, Summer of 2003
- News Release - July 2003 - National Child ID Program
- Mosquito "dunks" (Larvae killers) are available free of charge at the Town Hall.
- Copies of the Zoning Ordinance can be purchased at the Town Clerk's Office.
It can also be downloaded from this website on the Town Forms page.
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