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Youth Bureau Programs/Service
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Youth Court
Juvenile Justice Family Group Conferencing
Youth Scholarship Program
Youth Development Basics Workshop
Youth Leadership Conference
Youth Bureau Programs/Recreation
Instructional Programs
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Instructional Clinics
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Sports Officials Clinics 8
Special Events
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Basketball
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Mission Statement
Contact Information
General Information
Department Staff
Youth Board
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Baseball/Softball
Swimming
Ultimate Disc
Soccer
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Municipal Youth Commissioners & Sports Coordinators
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Municipal Quick Reference
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Municipal Youth Commissions & Sports Coordinators
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Youth Development Delinquency Prevention/Special Delinquency Prevention Program
Municipalities
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Town of Altona
Town of AuSable
Village of Keeseville
Town of Chesterfield
Town of Beekmantown
Towns of Black Brook/Jay
Town of Chazy
Town of West Chazy
Town of Champlain
Village of Champlain
Agencies & Programs
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Adirondack Experience
Behavioral Health Services
North, Inc.
Catholic Charities
Champlain Valley Family Center
Child Care Coordinating Council
of the North Country, Inc.
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Village of Rouses Point
Town of Dannemora
Village of Dannemora
Town of Ellenburg
Town of Mooers
Town of Peru
City of Plattsburgh
Town of Plattsburgh
Town of Saranac
Town of Schuyler Falls
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Hill & Hollow Music
JCEO
National Alliance on Mental
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Illness for Champlain Valley
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for the Arts
Plattsburgh Housing Authority
Youth Bureau Community Events Bulletin Board
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PLATTSBURGH HOUSING AUTHORITY
Program:
TED K CENTER YOUTH PROGRAMS
Contact:
Tom Neale
8 Tyrell Avenue, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 561-7690
Website: www.phaplattsburgh.com
E-Mail: tom@phaplattsburgh.com
The Ted K. Community Center provides educational, recreational
and social services to families who reside in the Plattsburgh
Housing Authority’s housing developments. Current programs include a nursery school and after-school program and various offsite collaborations with the City Recreation Department, the
YMCA and Mountain Lake PBS. The Center has an internet connected computer lab, an art department, a playground, an outdoor
basketball court and video production & editing equipment. Hours
of operation are Monday-Friday from 10:30 AM—6:00 PM during
the school year and 8:30 AM-3:30 PM during the summer.
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“People with goals
succeed because they know
where they are going.”
Earl Nightingale
“Discipline is the bridge
between goals and
accomplishments.”
Jim Rohn
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YOUTH BUREAU
COMMUNITY EVENTS
JANUARY:
County Basketball Program
Snowshoe Clinics
FEBRUARY: County Basketball Program
“Meet the Cardinals” - Basketball Event
Outdoor Winter Adventure Program
Snowshoe Clinics
Youth Court Recruitment
MARCH:
Youth Leadership Conference
APRIL:
Basketball Free Throw Contest
Jr. Olympic Basketball Skills Contest
National Youth Service Day
Youth Court Induction Ceremony
Eskimo Roll Kayak Clinic
MAY:
Principles of Healthy Coaching
Baseball/Softball Skills Clinics w/SUNY Plattsburgh Teams
Instructional Baseball/Softball Clinics
Baseball/Softball Pitching Clinics
County Umpire Certification Clinics
Hershey Track & Field Program
Jr. Olympic Track & Field Skills Contest
NYSCA Baseball/Softball Coaches’ Clinics
Jr. Olympic Tennis Skills Contest
Pitch, Hit & Run Event for Baseball & Softball
Youth Court Law Day Event
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Please Call: 565-4750 For More Information On Events
Or Go To:
www.clintoncountygov.com
Or E-Mail Us At:
youth@co.clinton.ny.us
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Clinton County Youth Bureau
is to promote positive youth development,
strong families
and supportive communities.
C lin to n C o u n ty Y o u th B u re a u
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P la tts b u r g h , N Y 1 2 9 0 1
Physical Address:
133 Margaret Street
Plattsburgh NY 12901
Phone: 518-565-4750
Fax: 518-565-4775
For all the Youth Bureau events and activities
throughout the year check our website.
Clinton County website:
www.clintoncountygov.com
then click on
Youth Bureau
E-Mail Address:
youth@co.clinton.ny.us
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BEHIND THE SCENES
DEPARTMENT STAFF
Jay T. LePage, Executive Director
Kim Crockett, Supervisor
Chris Trombley, Recreation Director
Susan Taskin, Project Coordinator
Marilyn Stewart, Sr. Typist
Patricia Baker, Sr. Account Clerk
YOUTH BOARD
Legislative Area Representatives
Kevin Manor, Area 1
Sanford Coakley, Area 3
Gary Cederstrom, Area 5
Lisa Gonyo, Area 7
David Terry, Area 9
Youth Representatives
Grace Carlin, Youth Rep
Jessica Phillips, Youth Rep
At-Large Members
Jeff Bouyea, At Large
Kevin Mulligan, At Large
Phalon Miner, Area 2
William Rowden, Area 4
Melanie Defayette, Area 6
Martin Sable, Area 8
Jackie Cobb, Area 10
Savannah Moore, Youth Rep
Dave Manney, At Large
Donna Robare, At Large
Ex-Officios
Timothy Lawliss, Clinton County Family Court Judge
Jay T. LePage, Youth Bureau Executive Director
John Redden, DSS Deputy Commissioner
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NORTH COUNTRY CULTURAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Program:
HIGH SCHOOL JURIED ART EXHIBIT
Contact:
Susan Daul
30 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 563-1604
Website: www.plattsburgharts.org
E-Mail: nccca@primelink1.net
North Country Cultural Center for the Arts will hold its annual
Juried Exhibition for students in 7th - 12th grade in Clinton, Essex and Franklin Counties. This is a competitive, organized exhibit utilizing independent jurors to select from a variety of mediums and 3D works. All participants receive certificates and
special prizes are awarded to the winners! It’s a special time to
showcase our talented youth.
NORTH COUNTRY CULTURAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Program:
KINDERMUSIK
Contact:
Colleen Lutinski
30 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
563-1604
Website: www.plattsburgharts.org
E-Mail: nccca@primelink1.net
Kindermusik allows parents or caregivers and their children
to share movement and music for 15 week sessions. Children from
birth to 3 years of age will see, touch, hear, play, dance, bounce
and develop through multiple levels of activities appropriate for
their level. Parents will be educated in the cognitive, social and
emotional development and learn to stimulate growth in a natural
loving way. A good beginning never ends! Join us for Village or
Our Time classes.
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NORTH COUNTRY CULTURAL CENTER
FOR THE ARTS
Program:
SPRING FLING
Contact:
Susan Daul
30 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
563-1604
Website: www.plattsburgharts.com
E-mail: nccca@primelink1.net
GENERAL INFORMATION
The purpose of this brochure is to increase community awareness
of the many service and recreational programs
the Clinton County Youth Bureau provides and supports.
We hope you will find this information helpful in enhancing
When school is out, ART is in! Spring Fling is a week long session
of art classes for children 6 to 18 years of age. The 2007
schedule begins Monday, April 9 and runs through Friday, April
13. Come and create at the Center. Call and reserve your class
today...563-1604
NORTH COUNTRY CULTURAL CENTER
FOR THE ARTS
Program:
THEATRE FOR YOUTH
Contact:
Susan Daul
30 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
563-1604
Website: www.plattsburgharts.com
E-mail: nccca@primelink1.net
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Take the lead, learn your lines and begin your acting
career. Theatre for Youth is designed for ages 8 to 18. Students
learn acting fundamentals through improvisation, story adaptation
and rehearsal practice. Each session culminates in a production
enjoyed by family, friends and community members. Students
learn cooperation, collaboration, problem solving and creative expression. This program builds self-confidence and selfexpression.
your knowledge of the resources available
to enrich the lives of our young people.
Positive Youth Development
is a philosophy or approach
that is based on a commitment to enable
ALL young people to achieve a sense of
competence, usefulness, belonging and empowerment.
Clinton County
Youth Bureau
565-4750
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YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Scholarships are provided to youth for recreational,
cultural, social or academic opportunities which will
provide new skills, improve their mental or physical
abilities and promote positive peer interactions. To be
eligible for a scholarship, a youth must be referred by an agency,
municipality or school, be under the age of 21, currently reside in
Clinton County and have a documented financial need.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT BASICS WORKSHOP
The Clinton County Youth Bureau provides the
Youth Development Basics Workshop to professional and volunteer youth workers. This workshop
covers four fundamental concepts of youth development: 1) developmental youth outcomes; 2) services/opportunities/
supports; 3) cultural assumptions & adultism and 4) youth voice/
participation.
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE
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In 2007, the Youth Bureau in collaboration
with One Work Source, Clinton Community
College, United Way of Clinton & Essex Counties, the Workforce
Investment Board and the Eastern Adirondack Health Care Network
hosted the 3rd Annual Youth Leadership Conference at Clinton Community College. Fifteen (15) students from each area high school were
invited to participate in the conference which offered a variety of
workshops including applying to college, career exploration, public
speaking, time management, campus live and more.
HILL & HOLLOW MUSIC
Program:
CHAMBER MUSIC INFORMANCES
Contact:
Angela Brown
550 Number 37 Road, Saranac, NY 12981 293-7613
Website: www.hillandhollowmusic.com
Hill and Hollow Music, an award-winning nonprofit chamber music
presenting organization, sponsors artist residencies in conjunction
with its nationally recognized concert series. Artists and ensembles appearing on the series are available for school assemblies
during the week prior to their concert. Programs are flexible and
may be tailored according to the needs/desires of each school: they
may consist of a live performance for the entire student body;
smaller, in-depth workshops and master classes for those students
already enrolled in a music program; or a combination of a variety of
presentations. Hill and Hollow in-school programs meet all of the
NYS Learning Standards for the Arts.
JCEO - JOINT COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
Program:
BIG BUDDY PROGRAM
Contact:
Maria Alexander
54 Margaret Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
561-6310
Website: www.jceo.org
E-Mail: rianime@jceo.org
The Big Buddy Program is a one-on-one same gender role
modeling program that “matches” adult volunteers with Clinton
County Youth. Boys and girls 6-16 years of age, who reside in Clinton County, are eligible for the program. Applicants interested in
being a “Big Buddy” must be 19 years of age or older. Each volunteer will be extensively screened before being matched. “Bigs”
should be ready to commit to a weekly-biweekly, long-term friendship of a year with their “Little”. The youth who are not matched
immediately will be placed on a waiting list but will be active participants in the program and will be invited to all social activities.
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NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL
ILLNESS OF CHAMPLAIN VALLEY
Program:
CLUB TEEN SCENE
Contact:
Marguerite Adelman
14 Healey Ave, Suite D, Plattsburgh NY 12901
561-2685 Website: www.nami-cv.org
Website: www.nami-cv.org
E-Mail: namicv@aol.com
Club Teen Scene, sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Champlain Valley (NAMI:CV), is a weekly program for teenagers with psychiatric, behavioral and emotional disorders. Led by
3 facilitators, the group has 4 goals: 1) to educate teens about emotional disorders; 2) to provide a supportive and safe community;
3) to give teenagers a chance to have fun; and 4) to create leadership opportunities. Club Teen Scene meets on Sundays @ 5:30 PM at
NAMI, 14 Healey Avenue, Suite D, Plattsburgh. To register, call
Marguerite Adelman at 561-2685.
YOUTH BUREAU PROGRAMS
SERVICE
YOUTH COURT
“Tomorrow’s Leaders, Molding Futures, Making A Real Difference”
The Youth Court Program prevents juvenile delinquency
through positive peer role modeling. Clinton County Youth
Court is a court diversion program for first time juvenile offenders who are sentenced by a court of their peers. Youth Court
members are people between the ages of 13-18 who have completed a law course and passed a bar exam. The members act as
Judge, Juror, Victim Advocate, Clerk/Bailiff, Jury Foreperson, as
well as, Defense and Prosecuting Attorneys sentencing youth to
services that benefit the community and themselves.
NORTH COUNTRY CULTURAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Program:
ARTQUEST– SUMMER PROGRAM
Contact:
Susan Daul
30 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 563-1604
Website: www.plattsburgharts.org
E-Mail: nccca@primelink1@net
JUVENILE JUSTICE FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING
It’s Summer Time and time to enjoy six weeks of artistic expression. Each theme based week will provide drawing, painting,
sculpting, music, yoga and a variety of other mediums and techniques. Whether you’re entering “water world” or visiting a day in
Paris, you’ll love the creative activities. It’s a great way to enjoy
your summer.
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Juvenile Justice Family Group Conferencing is an effective
alternative to the traditional juvenile court system which brings
together victims, offenders and affected community members in
a conference setting. Conferencing provides a forum for helping
youth understand the profound effect their behavior has on so
many people while holding them accountable for their criminal actions. During the conference, participants develop a reparation
agreement stating how the offending youth will repair the harm
done. Accountability and healing vs. punishment and anger are
the cornerstones to this restorative approach to juvenile crime.
Conferencing is also an effective school disciplinary tool which
can be used to address issues such as bullying, harassment and
truancy.
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SPORTS OFFICIALS CLINICS
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Each year, the Clinton County Youth Bureau
recruits, trains, certifies and employs Sports
Officials for County Baseball, Softball, Soccer &
Basketball Programs.
Nearly 200 county individuals, 14 years of age and older, serve as
Sports Officials. They are paid on a “per game” basis. The pay varies
according to the sport & level of play officiated. Recruitment occurs
prior to the start of each sport season. Questions may be directed to
the Youth Bureau at 565-4750.
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
2007 UMPIRE PAY RATES
League
Plate
Bases
Pony League
$25
$17
Pee Wee League
$20
$13
Grasshopper League
$15
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Local Board Certified Umpires
$25
$25
SOCCER
League
Rate
Pee Wee League
$20
Mites League
$18
3rd & 4th Grade
$18
Bantam League
$25
5th & 6th Grade
$18
7th & 8th Grade
$20
Board Certified Soccer Official -
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REFEREE PAY RATES
Pee Wee & Mite
Bantam
$25
$35
League
The CHILL Program is an anger control group provided by
Catholic Charities for youth ages 12-16, who reside in Clinton
County. The group is designed to help youth learn effective ways
of expressing their thoughts and emotions in order to prevent
destructive anger outbursts. Members also learn about the cycle
of anger including triggers to aggression, the role of thoughts and
beliefs, as well as, self-calming strategies. Group meetings last
for one and one-half hours once a week for a period of eight
weeks, with three group sessions scheduled beginning January to
December each year. Referrals are accepted from parents,
probation officers, counselors, physicians, case managers and
community agencies
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAMILY CENTER
BASKETBALL
2007 REFEREE PAY RATES
Program:
CHILL (Controlling How I Live Life)
Contact:
Portia Allie-Turco
4914 South Catherine Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
561-0470
Rate
Program:
LEARN & SERVE MENTORING PROGRAM
Contact:
Michelle Ouellette
20 Ampersand Drive, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
561-8480
Website: www.cvfamilycenter.org
E-mail: mentors@cvfamilycenter.org
The Learn & Serve Mentoring Program recruits adult volunteers
to work with students within the Plattsburgh City Schools and
students outside the district who have incarcerated parents.
Volunteers meet with students once a week at the school, usually
during lunch. They do community service projects, talk, help
with homework and play games. In short, they become that one
additional caring adult that can make all the difference to a child.
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CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAMILY CENTER
Program:
SHORT-TERM SOLUTIONS
Contact:
Dave Manney
20 Ampersand Drive, Plattsburgh NY 12901
561-8480 Ext. 124
Website: www.cvfamilycenter.org
Short-Term Solutions is a Clinton County Youth Bureau funded
program for 10 to 15 at-risk youth ages 11-16. The components of
the program are 5 two hour activity based groups, a community
service project, two outings at Adirondack Experience, Inc.
consisting of a Low & High Ropes Day. The program is designed to
be a strength based, value oriented and respectful approach to
delivering counseling services to participants who are experiencing significant difficulties in their lives.
YOUTH BUREAU PROGRAMS
RECREATION
Our most important objective is
that the youth participating
in our programs have fun!
Understanding this, you will more fully appreciate your role as a supporter of
your child’s recreational experience. By striving to work more closely with
parents, we hope to see our program participants enjoy their sports
experience even more. Thank you for your cooperation in this endeavor. If
you should have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call the
office at 565-4750.
CHILD CARE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF THE NORTH
COUNTRY, INC.
Program:
FAMILY CONNECTIONS RESOURCE CENTER
Contact:
Juliette Lynch
194 U.S. Oval, PO Box 2640, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
561-4999 or 1-800-540-2273
Website: www.ccccnc.org
E-Mail: familyconnections@primelink1.net
The Family Connections Resource Center offers referrals to child
care programs, parent-child playgroups, parent education
workshops, Parents Anonymous® Groups with accompanying
children’s program, resource assistance, developmental screenings, supervised visitation services and the Kinship Caregiver
Program. All programs are free and open to the public.
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INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS
In cooperation with each municipality’s youth commission, the Clinton County
Youth Bureau conducts county-wide instructional programs in baseball,
basketball, soccer, softball, ultimate disc and swimming.
INSTRUCTIONAL CLINICS
In preparation for these programs, the Youth Bureau hosts
Baseball & Softball Instructional Clinics, NYSCA Coaches
Certification Clinics and Sports Coordinators Meetings.
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BASKETBALL FREE THROW CONTEST
This FREE Basketball Free Throw Shooting Clinic &
Contest will take place on Saturday, April 7, 2007 at
the City Gym on the Old Base Oval. This event is open
to athletes of all ages and abilities. Members of the
Clinton Community College Men’s & Women’s Basketball
teams will assist with the clinic and contest. The clinic will start
at 10 a.m. with the free throw shooting to follow at 11 a.m.
Awards will be presented in the following age groups: boys & girls
8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15 & 16-18. Pre–registration is not necessary.
The Youth Bureau will also conduct a U.S.A. Junior Olympic Skills
Competition at the same time. Sponsored by the United States
Olympic Committee and Kellogg's Frosted Flakes, this FREE
basketball skills event is for youth 8 to 13 years of age (as of
8/31/07). Winners will advance to regional competitions.
AGENCIES & PROGRAMS
ADIONDACK EXPERIENCE, INC.
Program:
ADIRONDACK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
Contact:
John Marshall
162 Adirondack Loj Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946
523-1718
Website: www.adkexperience.com
E-Mail: john@adkexperience.com
This is a five day residential program with a year of follow-up
services. The program seeks to blend traditional counseling with
adventure based/experiential learning. High impact activities
combined with individual and group counseling sessions build trust
and create bonds between participants and staff.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES NORTH, INC.
Program:
EARLY ADVANTAGES
Contact:
Judy Russell
22 U.S. Oval, Suite 218, Plattsburgh, NY 12903
563-8206 Ext. 125 or 137
Website: www.bhsn.org
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Early Advantages is a proactive primary prevention, nationally
credentialed home visitation program patterned after the
Healthy Families New York model. The program provides services
to highly stressed, overburdened, first time parents throughout
Clinton County. Screening and assessment services are offered
to all qualified parents. The program follows the guidelines of
Healthy Families America in an effort to reduce child abuse/
neglect, assure positive health outcomes and increase family
self-sufficiency.
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES NORTH, INC.
Program:
PRIMARY MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT
Contact:
Rick Oertel
22 U.S. Oval, Plattsburgh, NY 12903
561-8815
Website: www.bhsn.org
The Primary Mental Health Project is an early intervention
program coordinated with local school districts to provide help to
children who have been identified as being at risk for school
adjustment problems. Trained Child Associates work directly with
children in grades pre-K through 3 on a weekly basis. Referrals
for the program are made through the child’s school.
YOUTH RECREATION
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Youth Bureau also conducts a number of Special Events throughout
the year.
To find out more information & dates of Special Events
contact the Youth Bureau at 565-4750 or
go to the Clinton County website at
www.clintoncountygov.com
then click on Youth Bureau
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Program:
IMAGE (I, Myself Am Good Enough)
Contact:
Darcy Hathaway
4914 South Catherine Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
561-0470
IMAGE is a support group for females ages 12-18
residing in Clinton County who exhibit a negative body image and
utilize self injurious behaviors such as binging, purging, excessive
dieting, over exercising and self mutilation in order to cope. The
aim of the IMAGE Program is to help members identify positive
coping strategies, to enhance self esteem, learn emotional regulation and to improve their ability to handle distress which often
leads to self injurious behavior. The IMAGE group runs for eight
sessions. Referrals are accepted from physicians, teachers,
counselors, parents and other community agencies.
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BASEBALL PITCH, HIT & RUN
The Clinton County Youth Bureau, Town of Plattsburgh Recreation
Department and SUNY Plattsburgh Men’s Baseball Team will present a
Baseball Skills Clinic and the Annual Pitch-Hit-Run Competition for all
boys and girls 7-14 years of age. Copies of Birth Certificates must be
submitted when registering. This FREE clinic & contest will take place
on Thursday, May 10, 2007 from 5-7:30 p.m. @ the Chip Cummings
Field, SUNY Plattsburgh. Metal Cleats are not allowed. Event and Age
Group winners in the Pitch-Hit-Run competition are eligible to
advance on to Sectional Competition later in the Spring at a site/date
to be announced.
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TOWN OF PLATTSBURGH
SNOWSHOE CLINICS
These FREE introductory snowshoe clinics are available and
snowshoes are provided at no cost. Participants are introduced to all aspects of one of America’s fastest growing
winter activities. Local schools and youth organizations
have taken advantage of the snowshoeing clinics. Youth
organizations interested in participating in a clinic should
contact the Youth Bureau at 565-4750.
WINTER OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PROGRAM
The Clinton County Youth Bureau & Town of
Plattsburgh Recreation Department will co-host a
FREE Outdoor Winter Adventure Program. This
3 day program will introduce 15 youth ages 14-18 to
skills such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, winter hiking,
outdoor survival skills, basic map, compass & orienteering skills,
wilderness first aid and leadership skills. Previous experience will
not be required. The group on the third day will snowshoe/crosscountry ski to establish a wilderness campsite to set up a campfire lunch. Small teams will be faced with rescue scenarios.
Pre-registration required. Call @ 565-4750 to register.
“If you can dream it,
you can do it.”
Walt Disney
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Program:
Department of Parks & Recreation
Contact:
Melanie Defayette, Director
151 Banker Road, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 562-6860
Website: townofplattsburgh.org
E-Mail: rec@townof plattsburgh.org
The Town of Plattsburgh offers a wide variety of recreational
programming throughout the year. During the summer months,
residents young & old can visit 3 outdoor swimming areas staffed
by Town lifeguards and receive swimming lessons from one of the
Red Cross certified instructors. Our Instructional Park Program
visits the Town parks for 6 weeks and is filled with fun games and
activities including pillo pollo, archery, Frisbee golf, roller racer
hockey, etc. There are themed activity weeks in August that include canoeing, fishing, art and outdoor adventures.
Fall & winter are packed with great programs too! We sponsor a
Wellness/Day Camp with the staff at Camp Pok-O-MacCready in
Willsboro in the fall. Participants are referred to this program
by the schools. Indoor swimming at Champlain Valley Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center is offered from November-March,
every Friday evening & Sunday afternoon for a small fee ($1.00/
person). Indoor ice/roller skating and cross-country ski/
snowshoeing sessions are scheduled over the school breaks.
Downhill skiing nights are co-sponsored with Town of Beekmantown twice during the winter at Beartown Ski Area. The NYS
Snowmobile Safety course is offered over the December & February breaks. There is a 8-week bowling program that begins on
the first weekend in January also.
The Town participates in County sports leagues as well: baseball/
softball, soccer and basketball. Except for indoor swimming, all
the programs are free of charge!
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SARANAC
HERSHEY TRACK & FIELD GAMES
Program:
Saranac Youth Commission
Contact:
Brent Cringle, Recreation Program Coordinator
PO Box 147, Saranac NY 12981
293-8312
E-mail: townofsaranacreation@yahoo.com
The Town of Saranac offers various sports such as basketball,
baseball, softball, soccer, T-Ball and swimming to the areas’
youth. A public tennis court can be found at the Picketts Corners
Park as well as the Town Swimming Pool. The swimming pool is
open from June-August with certified lifeguards on duty.
SCHUYLER FALLS
Program:
Schuyler Falls
Contact:
Sam Campbell, Youth Director
PO Box 99, 997 Mason Street, Morrisonville 12962
643-2542
The Town of Schuyler Falls conducts many recreational programs
for the youth of our town. We offer programs in bowling, basketball, indoor soccer, baseball, softball, T-ball, soccer and Floor
Hockey. We also provide swimming lessons for all town youth.
There is no charge to any families for participation in any of our
town programs.
“If you don’t leap, you’ll never
know what it’s like to fly.”
Guy Finley
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This FREE program, sponsored by the Hershey
Chocolate Company, provides an opportunity for
girls and boys ages 9 to 14 to take part in fun
track and field events. (Age determined as of
12/31/07.) Local competition will take place on
Saturday, May 12, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. at the Plattsburgh High School
Track & Field Complex. Copies of Birth Certificates must be provided
when registering. Spike shoes are not allowed. Local winners in each
age group proceed to the NYS Regional Championships at Ilion High
School near Utica. Some regional champions will be invited to attend
the International Championships in Hershey, Pennsylvania, at no cost!
The Youth Bureau will also conduct a U.S.A. Junior Olympic Skills
Competition at the same time. This United States Olympic Committee
and Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes event for youth 8 to 13 years of age is
FREE. (Age determined as of 8/31/07.) Winners will advance to
regional competition.
PRINCIPLES OF HEALTHY COACHING WORKSHOP
The Clinton County Youth Bureau in cooperation with the Safe
Kids Coalition of the Adirondacks will offer on May 9, 2007
from 6-9 p.m. a workshop on the “Principles of Healthy
Coaching”. The well know coach and athletic trainer Mark
Donnelly of Plattsburgh High School will present. This FREE
workshop is recommended for any youth sports coach. Topics
of discussion will include a young athlete's physiology, use & abuse
of supplements, energy drinks, bars & gels, principles of proper
nutrition & hydration, head injury diagnosis & soft tissue injuries,
how young athletes heal, proper use of ice & heat, principles of
conditioning and setting age appropriate practice parameters.
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THOMAS J. O’CONNOR MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL 3 ON 3
BASKETBALL HOOPS DAY
In 2006, nearly 153 boys and girls ages 8 to 18
took part in this fun day of ‘hoops.” Players
enter 3 person teams and play among the
teams within their two-year age groups. This
year’s event will be held on July 12, 2007 in the City Gym parking lot
located on the U.S. Oval. There is no registration fee to enter.
Awards are presented at the day’s conclusion. Everyone has a great
time all in memory of Thomas J. O’Connor who donated much of his
free time to the youth in the Dannemora area.
Pre-registration required
There will be NO day-of registration!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 9
Contact the Youth Bureau in
June at 565-4750
to get a registration form.
Rain Date: July 13, 2007
U.S.A. JUNIOR OLYMPIC SKILLS COMPETITIONS
This National program presented by the U.S. Olympic
Committee and Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes provides
youngsters ages 8-13 a FREE opportunity to display skills
in 4 Olympic Sports. The Youth Bureau will conduct these
competitions in Basketball, Track & Field, Soccer and Tennis. For
more information or to pre-register, contact the Youth Bureau at
565-4750.
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TOWN OF MOOERS
Program:
Mooers Youth Commission
Contact:
Frank Dumas, Youth Commissioner
2508 Rte 11, PO Box 242, Mooers NY 12958
236-7927
E-Mail: cpayne@primelink1.net
The Town of Mooers will be offering activities throughout the
year again for our youth. We will be participating in the County
Baseball/Softball & Soccer Program for youth ages 6-16. We will
have T-ball & Soccer for 3-5 year old youth. In the summer, we
will have an Arts & Crafts Program as well as a Swim Program,
which will run about 2-4 weeks. During the winter we help support
a Skiing Program. The Town of Mooers looks forward to continue
serving our community.
TOWN OF PERU
Program:
Peru Youth Commission
Contact:
John Flynn, Youth Director
3036 Main Street, PO Box 596, Peru NY 12972
643-6843
643-2745
The Town of Peru welcomes all past, present & future youth to
our Town’s many activities and events. We offer different
summer activities including: Arts & Crafts, Summer Soccer,
Basketball, Swimming and Volleyball. These activities run 2 times
a week for 5 weeks and are taught as a class of older youth. We
also participate in the County’s Baseball/Softball and Soccer Programs. All programs listed above are for Town of Peru youth only
and range from ages 6-16. For younger youth, we offer T-Ball
which runs for 4 weeks in the spring and Mini Mite Soccer in the
fall. For youth interested in employment, we offer jobs for all
activities and you must be 14 years of age and reside in the Town
of Peru. Baseball/Softball and Soccer Programs are held at Lapham’s Mills Recreation Facility. We look forward to a great year.
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SUMMER OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PROGRAM
CITY OF PLATTSBURGH
Program:
City of Plattsburgh Recreation Department
Contact:
Kelly King, Recreation Director
41 City Hall Place, Plattsburgh NY 12901
324-7709
Physical Address: 52 U.S. Oval, Plattsburgh NY 12901
Website: www.cretesports.com
E-Mail: kking@cityof Plattsburgh and recreation@city of Plattsburgh
The City of Plattsburgh Recreation Department provides Tennis and
Swim Programs for City youth at the elementary grade level. Both
programs, offered during the summer months, require preregistration and are structured in an instructional environment.
The City Gym located at 52 US Oval, provides an all season indoor
walking track available to everyone and can be used free of charge
by City residents over the age of 55. The City partners with Family
Connections to host Wee People Time which provides City & noncity toddlers 5 years and under a chance to have fun and practice
their motor skills every Friday from 10 a.m. to noon in the gymnasium. Rubber mats, an inflatable bounce house, tunnels, balls and
more will be featured each week. Champy Summer Fun Camp, an 8
week summer day camp program is offered on a weekly basis for
children entering grade one though entering grade six, held at the
Crete Civic Center and accessing the City Beach. Also offered are
various leagues including outdoor and indoor soccer, adult wiffleball,
adult dodge ball, basketball leagues for youth, adult men and “over
30” and a women’s league. Information and pricing is available on
the Recreation Department website.
The Clinton County Youth Bureau and the
Town of Plattsburgh Recreation Department will co-host an Outdoor Summer
Adventure Program in August. This FREE three day
program will introduce ten youth 14 years of age and older
to such skills as hiking, flatwater kayaking, map reading,
environmental & historical information, teamwork and
outdoor leadership skills. Previous hiking and/or paddling skills are not
required. The three day program will consist of:
August 8 - Paddle & Hike: The group will be introduced to flatwater
kayaking at the Old Base Marina in Plattsburgh. After a brief clinic,
participants will paddle to Crab Island where they will hike around the
island and receive a short presentation on the historical significance of
the island.
August 9 - Paddle: The group will meet at the Picketts Corners PutIn in Saranac and paddle down the Saranac River to the Cadyville Beach
for a Bar-B-Q lunch.
August 10 - Hike: The group will be bussed down to Poke-OMoonshine to hike up this popular mountain.
Pre-registration required.
Contact the Youth Bureau at 565-4750 to register.
“You get the best out of others
when you give the best of yourself.”
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Harry Firestone
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TOWN OF CHAMPLAIN
BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
Baseball/Softball Season: June 5 - July 19, 2007
Nearly 1,900, seven to sixteen year old, boys and girls
participated in the Grasshopper, PeeWee and Pony
Baseball/Softball Program in the Summer of 2006.
This program is coordinated through the Youth
Commissions. Games are scheduled over a six-week
period with each team playing 12 games.
Additionally, the Youth Bureau recruits, trains, certifies and
employs youth umpires to officiate these baseball and softball
games around the county. Any person 14 years of age or older
interested in becoming an umpire can contact the Recreation
Director at 565-4750. The training begins in May.
The Youth Bureau also provides Instructional Baseball/Softball
Clinics, which includes Windmill Pitching instruction, regionally
around the county during the months of May and June.
2007 Age Group Classifications for County Baseball/Softball
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Born on or After
Born on or Before
Grasshopper
7, 8, 9 year olds
8/1/97
7/31/00
PeeWee
10, 11, 12 year olds
8/1/94
7/31/97
Pony
13, 14, 15, 16 year olds
8/1/90
7/31/94
Program:
Youth Commission
Contact:
Linda Fredette
729 Rte 9, PO Box 3144, Champlain, NY 12919
E-Mail: 1fredette@nccscougars.org
297-6824
298-8160
VILLAGE OF CHAMPLAIN
Program:
Youth Commission
Contact:
Tammy Kelsey
729 Rte 9, PO Box 3144, Champlain, NY 12919
298-4152
VILLAGE OF ROUSES POINT
Program:
Youth Commission
Contact:
Jan Letourneau
PO Box 185, Rouses Point, NY 12979
297-6921
297-5502
The Town of Champlain, Village of Champlain and Village of Rouses
Point compose the Youth Commission for this area. Summer Programs
are offered in T-Ball; Baseball/Softball; Arts & Crafts; Computer
Class; Swimming, Reading, Tennis and Golf. In the fall, programs are
offered in Soccer; Basketball; Skiing; Hockey and Figure Skating.
Youth employment opportunities are also available.
TOWN OF DANNEMORA
Program:
Town of Dannemora
Contact:
Angela Spahr, Youth Commissioner 735-4033
1168 Cook Street, PO Box 658, Dannemora NY 12929 492-7541
Web Site: www.townofdannemora.org
The Town of Dannemora provides various sports throughout the
year. The Town offers baseball, softball, soccer and beach days
at Chazy Lake Beach 1 day a week during the summer with various
activities provided. All sports are available for children 5-18.
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VILLAGE OF DANNEMORA
Program:
Dannemora Youth Commission
Contact:
Mary LaDuke, Recreation Program Coordinator
121 Emmons Street, PO Box 566, Dannemora, NY 12929
492-7000
The Dannemora Youth Commission during the summer sponsors a
T-ball/baseball/softball program at our local park. We also offer
a summer music instruction program. During the fall we offer
soccer and we provide an Annual Halloween Party & Dance for
various age groups. During the winter months we offer a basketball program and open an ice rink for open skating and hockey.
We also offer other activities such as bowling at local bowling alleys and open skate at Lake City Skate. Our programs are free to
all participants.
ELLENBURG
Program:
Ellenburg Youth Commission
Contact:
Stephen Chilton, Recreation Supervisor
PO Box 22, Ellenburg Center, NY 12934
594-7340
E-Mail: paigchilly@yahoo.com
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The Town of Ellenburg offers a variety of recreational programs.
We have softball and baseball during the summer months and
soccer is offered in the fall. For 2006, we have developed a basketball program for boys and girls. Our most widely used program
is our instructional swim program, which runs for 4 weeks during
the month of July. We have a Water Safety Instructor, as well
as, certified lifeguards who teach all levels of the Red Cross
Swim requirements. The Youth Commission also offers a family
swim program that is available to all the youth in our area. All
activities are free of charge.
These programs are organized by the
Clinton County Youth Bureau
and operated through the local Youth Commissions.
To find out information on how your child can participate,
contact the Youth Commission in your area.
A listing of Youth Commissioners and Sports Coordinators
can be found in this brochure on pages 21 - 24.
BASKETBALL
Basketball Season: January 5 - February 24, 2008
Almost 650 3rd through 6th grade boys and girls, from 15
Clinton County communities, participated in the 2007
County Instructional Basketball Program. Teams play 8 games,
one each weekend for 8 consecutive weekends during the winter.
Late in the season, County basketball players are encouraged to
attend the Annual “Meet the SUNY Cardinals Men’s and Women’s
Basketball Teams” events at SUNY Plattsburgh. By wearing their team jersey, youth are admitted free of charge,
given a team poster and invited to meet the players and
get autographs after the games.
GRADE Classification for: BASKETBALL
NOTE: Same for
Boys & Girls
Grade
3 & 4
Grade
5 & 6
Grade
7 & 8
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SOCCER
TOWN OF BEEKMANTOWN
Soccer Season: September 8 - October 20, 2007
Program:
Beekmantown Youth Commission (BYC)
Contact:
Sanford Coakley, Youth Director
571 Spellman Road, West Chazy, NY 12992
561-1149
Town Hall 563-4650
Website: byconline.org
The 2006 County Soccer Program featured more
than 1,550 boys and girls participating at the Mites
and Pee Wee levels. These youth, ages 6 to 12, play
twelve games over a period of six weeks in the fall.
The Clinton County Youth Bureau recruits, trains and employs
youth soccer officials. The training begins in August. Anyone 14
years of age or older interested in becoming a soccer official can
contact the Recreation Director at 565-4750.
Late in the season, County soccer players are invited to attend
the Annual “Meet the Cardinal Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams”
events at SUNY Plattsburgh. County players are encouraged to
meet the players and get autographs after each game.
2007 Age Group Classifications for County Soccer
NOTE: Same for Boys & Girls
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Born on or After
Born on or Before
Mites
6, 7, 8, years old
11/1/98
10/31/01
PeeWee
9, 10, 11 years old
11/1/95
10/31/98
Bantams
12, 13, 14 years old
11/1/92
10/31/95
The Town of Beekmantown offers a variety of recreational instructional programs throughout the summer. Tennis, beach volleyball,
soccer, basketball, football, roller hockey, gymnastics, kayaking,
basketball, softball & golf are offered as weekly instructional
camps. All programs are open to children K-12. Participants are
taught the basic fundamentals and skills while stressing the importance of sportsmanship & team work. Most camps are grouped by
experience and age. These camps are scheduled from the end of
June through mid August. Summer programs also include arts &
crafts, swimming, softball, baseball, soccer and music. Swimming
lessons at the YMCA are given three times a week for 5 weeks
beginning the end of June.
The Arts and Craft Program offered by the BYC and is open to all
youth who reside in the Town of Chazy. All participants must register through the Town of Beekmantown. Registration info can be
obtained online (byconline.org) or by contacting Sanford Coakley @
561-1149.
BYC offers a unique one week Reading Camp. Children are encourage to read in a nontraditional setting. Camp instructors are all
reading professionals.
Registration begins April-mid May and is required for all activities.
Registration forms are available at the town hall or be down loaded
from our website. For more information contact Sanford Coakley
Recreation Director at 561-1149.
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BLACK BROOK/JAY
Program:
AuSable Forks Youth Commission
Contact:
Stephanie Snow, Youth Commissioner
PO Box 715, AuSable Forks NY 12912 (Black Brook)
PO Box 730, AuSable Forks NY 12912 (Jay)
647-5411 (Town of Black Brook) 647-2204 (Town of Jay)
The Towns of Jay and Black Brook compose the Youth Commission
of AuSable Forks. In the winter, the Youth Commission offers a
basketball program for grades 2-6 and sponsor “game nights” for
children in grades K-12. A ski program is usually offered at
Whiteface Mountain. In the summer, softball and baseball are
offered for ages 5-16. A six week summer day camp (9 a.m. 3 p.m.) program is available for children in grades K-6 and includes
activities such as arts & crafts, bike safety, athletic activities
and swimming lessons. This program provides employment for up
to 8 community members. Soccer is offered in the fall for ages
5-12. All activities and programs are co-ed. The county sports
programs offer employment opportunities for numerous community youth ages 14 and older. All activities including the summer
day camp are free of charge to town residents.
CHAZY & WEST CHAZY
Program:
Chazy & West Chazy Recreation
Contact:
John Munson, Recreation Program Coordinator
9631 Route 9, PO Box 219, Chazy NY 12921
493-5566
Town of Chazy holds T-ball, Baseball/Softball in the
summer, soccer in the fall and Basketball in the
winter. West Chazy holds T-ball, Baseball/Softball in
the summer and soccer in the fall. All sports are open to all boys
and girls.
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SWIMMING
The 2006 County Swimming Program, conducted at numerous community and school
pools around the County during the summer,
taught swimming to over 500 youth. The program employs additional youth who are certified WSI/LGI
instructors. Each community determines the length of its swimming program.
ULTIMATE DISC
Ultimate Disc Season: June 26 - July 31, 2007
The Youth Bureau will introduce a County-wide
Ultimate Disc Program during the summer of 2007
for youth 15-18 years of age with two levels of play. All teams
are coed. Ultimate is a Frisbee game sweeping the country that
combines fun, endurance, speed, skill and teamwork. Each division
will play six games during the season. The players and coaches
officiate the games.
Two levels of play are provided: a 15-16 year old division and a
17-18 year old division. Participants at the 15-16 year old level
must have turned 15 by June 19, 2007 and cannot have turned 17
before July 31, 2007. Participants at the 17-18 year old level
must have turned 17 by June 19, 2007 and cannot have turned 19
before July 31, 2007.
“The secret of winning is working more as a team,
less as individuals.”
Knute Rockne
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Call Towns for schedule & sign ups.
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QUICK REFERENCE
See pages 26-34 for details of your Town.
ALTONA
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Tennis
236-4641
Basketball
Swimming
ELLENBURG
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Youth Employment
594-7340
Basketball
Swimming
AUSABLE
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Swimming
Youth Employment
834-9052
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Tennis
KEESEVILLE
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Swimming
Youth Employment
834-9059
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Tennis
BEEKMANTOWN
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Reading
Tennis
Youth Employment
563-4650
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Music
Swimming
Youth Services
MOOERS
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Swimming
236-7927
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Youth Services
BLACK BROOK-JAY
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Swimming
Youth Employment
647-5411/647-2204
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Youth Services
PERU
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Swimming
Youth Employment
643-2745
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Volleyball
324-7709
Basketball
Swimming
CHAMPLAIN (Town)
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Tennis
298-8160
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Swimming
Youth Employment
PLATTSBURGH (City)
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Tennis
CHAMPLAIN (Village)
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Tennis
298-4152
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Swimming
Youth Employment
PLATTSBURGH (Town)
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Hiking
Snowshoeing
Swimming
Youth Services
562-6860
Baseball/Softball
Canoe/Kayak
Skiing
Soccer
Tennis
Youth Employment
CHAZY
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
T-Ball
846-7544
Basketball
Swimming
DANNEMORA (Town)
Baseball/Softball
492-7541
Soccer
DANNEMORA (Village)
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Music Instruction
492-7000
Basketball
Hockey/Skating
Youth Employment
ROUSES POINT (Village) 297-5502
Arts & Crafts
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Soccer
Hockey/Skating
Swimming
Tennis
Youth Services
SARANAC
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Youth Services
293-6666
Basketball
Tennis
SCHUYLER FALLS
Baseball/Softball
Floor Hockey
Soccer
563-1129
Basketball
Indoor Soccer
Swimming
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
DELINQUENCY PREVENTION/
SPECIAL DELINQUENCY
PREVENTION PROGRAM
The goal of the Clinton County Youth Bureau
is delinquency prevention through
positive youth development.
Our strategy is comprehensive and multi-faceted, including social/recreational and education programs, informal counseling/
information and referrals to other human service agencies in
Clinton County. We strive to meet the variety of needs and
concerns that young people face today with the hope that we will
help them build the assets they need now and to successfully
carry them into tomorrow.
Through the Office of Children & Family Services, local Youth
Bureaus receive state funding which is allocated to local not-forprofit agencies and municipalities to provide programming which
promotes positive youth development & delinquency prevention.
The following pages provide you information about services and
programs offered by municipalities and agencies which have been
approved by the Clinton County Youth Board to receive this
funding.
A special “Thank You” to the
New York State Office of Children & Family Services
for helping sponsor the Clinton County Youth Bureau.
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MUNICIPALITIES
TOWN OF ALTONA
Program:
Altona Youth Commission
Contact:
Jamie LaBarge, Youth Commissioner
3124 Miner Farm Road, PO Box 79, Altona NY 12910
236-4641
The Town of Altona offers programs throughout the year. In the
summer TBall/Softball and Baseball. Soccer is offered in the fall
for boys and girls. Feinberg Park has courts which can be used for
Basketball and Tennis. Swimming is also provided at the Park with a
certified Life guard on duty. All Services are free for the people in
our community.
TOWN OF AUSABLE
VILLAGE OF KEESEVILLE
TOWN OF CHESTERFIELD
Program:
Keeseville Youth Commission
Contact:
Richard Garcia, Youth Director
111 AuSable Street, PO Box 115, Keeseville NY 12944
834-7114
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In the summer the Keeseville Youth Commission offers
swimming lessons at the AuSable Valley Central School
pool; as well as, open swim at the Port Douglas Beach;
T-ball; baseball/softball and tennis. Soccer is offered in the fall
to boys and girls ages 5-12. In winter, basketball for boys and
girls in grades 3-6, also, skating at the rink located in the Village
of Keeseville. Youth employment is offered to boys and girls 14
years of age and older. Those who have reached this age may
umpire baseball & softball, referee basketball & soccer or serve as
lifeguard and instructor for our swim program after they have
received the mandatory training.
YOUTH BUREAU/MUNICIPAL
COLLABORATION
Each year the Youth Bureau surveys local municipalities/
youth commissions to determine the
recreation interests of the youth in their area.
Based on survey results, the Youth Bureau conducts
a variety of recreational programming at a site within
each town. These programs have included
kayak camps, tennis, soccer, baseball/softball and basketball
programs. The majority of programming occurs
during the summer and school vacations.
For information on programs being offered in your town,
contact the Clinton County Youth Bureau at 565-4750.
The YOUTH BUREAU
Recreation Program
offers year around activities
for youth throughout the
County’s nineteen
municipalities.
Team and individual sports and
special events are included.
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MUNICIPAL YOUTH COMMISSIONERS
MUNICIPAL YOUTH COMMISSIONERS
AND
SPORTS COORDINATORS
(Continued)
Chazy
Recreation Program Coordinator: John Munson @ 493-5566
Baseball/Softball Sports Coordinator: Jessica Santor @ 298-2842
Basketball Sports Coordinator: Rosemary Souza-Botten @ 846-7864
Soccer Sports Coordinator: Craig Giroux @ 846-7300
West Chazy
Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator:
John Munson @ 493-5566
Sciota
Recreation Program Coordinator: John Munson @ 493-5566
Clinton
Youth Commissioner: Diane Lagree @ 497-6647
Town of Dannemora
Youth Commissioner: Angela Spahr @ 735-4033
Baseball/Softball Coordinator: Bill Durnin @ 735-4401
Soccer Coordinator: Eva Durnin @ 735-4401
Village of Dannemora
Youth Commissioner, Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball
Sports Coordinator: Mary LaDuke @ 492-9227
Ellenburg
Recreation Supervisor, Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball
Sports Coordinator: Steve Chilton @ 594-7379
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MUNICIPAL YOUTH COMMISSIONERS
AND
SPORTS COORDINATORS
(Continued)
Mooers
Youth Commissioner, Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator:
Frank Dumas @236-7407
Basketball Coordinator: Carrie McComb @ 298-3788
Peru
Youth Director, Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator:
John Flynn @ 643-6843
Town of Plattsburgh
Recreation Youth Service Director; Baseball/Softball; Soccer and Basketball
Sports Coordinator: Melanie Defayette @ 562-6860 Ext. 862
Cadyville
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Chuck Kostyk @ 293-1881
Cumberland Head
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball, Sports Coordinator:
Skip Lee @563-8896
East Morrisonville
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Ralph Cross @ 562-0137
North Plattsburgh
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Skip Riley @ 563-5915
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MUNICIPAL YOUTH COMMISSIONERS
AND
SPORTS COORDINATORS
(Continued)
City of Plattsburgh
Recreation Director, Softball & Basketball Coordinator:
Kelly King @ 324-7709
MUNICIPAL YOUTH COMMISSIONERS
AND
SPORTS COORDINATORS
The end of April is the time to check
with your Town about summer activities
for your child!
Village of Rouses Point
Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator:
Jan Letourneau @ 297-6921
Altona
Youth Commissioner: Jamie LaBarge @236-4633
Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator: Jared Peryea @ 236-4641
Saranac
Recreation Program Coordinator, Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball
Sports Coordinator: Brent Cringle @ 293-6666 Ext. 9
AuSable/Keeseville
Youth Director: Richard Garcia @ 834-7114
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Mike Finnegan @ 834-7363
Schuyler Falls
Youth Commissioner: Craig Szatkowski @ 561-4993
Youth Director, Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Sam Campbell @ 643-2542
Beekmantown
Youth Commissioner, Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Basketball
Sports Coordinator: Sanford Coakley @ 561-1149
Black Brook/Jay
Youth Commissioner: Stephanie Snow @ 647-5307
Baseball/Softball & Soccer Sports Coordinator: Gary Whisher @ 647-8224
Basketball Sports Coordinator: Bill Rhino, Jr. @ 647-8859
Town of Champlain
Youth Commissioner & Basketball Sports Coordinator:
Linda Fredette @ 297-6824
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Village of Champlain
Baseball/Softball, Soccer & Sports Coordinator:
Tammy Kelsey @ 298-5584
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