January, 2005: Sat. 1st -- Mon. 10th -- Thurs. 13th -- Sat. 15th -- Mon. 17th --	-- New Year's Day -- IATSE Local 524 Meeting -- GGF Central Labor Council         meeting -- Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday -- Traditional -- Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday -- as Observed
February: Wed. 9th -- Thurs. 10th -- Mon. 14th -- "       "         Mon. 21st --	-- Ash Wednesday -- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- IATSE Local 524 Meeting -- and St. Valentine's Day -- Presidents' Day
March: Tues. 8PM -- to Thurs.Noon  (1st-3rd)       Thurs. 10th -- Sat. 19th -- Sun. 20th -- "      "     -- Fri. 25th -- Sun. 27th --	-- Labor-Religion Coalition’s 40 hour Fast     Health Care for All:       The Moral Prescription -- GGF Central      Labor Council meeting -- St. Joseph's Day:           Patron Saint of Workers -- Spring begins -- Palm Sunday -- Good Friday -- Easter
April: Sun. 3rd -- Thurs. 14th -- Sun. 24th -- Thurs. 28th --	-- Daylight Saving Time       begins -- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- Passover begins -- Workers' Memorial Day (traditional)
May: Sun. 8th -- Thurs. 12th -- Tues. 17th -- Sat. 21st -- Sun. 30th --	-- Mothers' Day -- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- Local School Elections?? -- Armed Forces Day -- Memorial Day     (Traditional and Observed)
June: Thurs. 9th -- Saturday -- June 11th     Tues. 14th -- Sun. 19th -- Tues. 21st --	-- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- Annual Labor Picnic -- Flag Day -- Fathers Day -- Summer begins
July 4th:     Thurs. 14th --	- Independence Day!       HURRAH for FREEDOM FOR ALL! -- GGF Central Labor Council meeting
August: Wed. 10th --   Thurs. 11th --	-- Special Event:       Social Security 70th Birthday cake   delivery to Congressman Sweeney's   office - asking for no changes!       NO Summer Recess this year -- GGF Central      Labor Council meeting
September: Mon. 5th -- Mon. 5th-Sat.10th -- Thurs. 8th -- Mon. 12th -- Tues. 13th -- Thurs. 22nd --	-- Labor Day -- Union Label Week, 2005 -       Mon., Sept. 5 - Sat., Sept. 10 -- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- GF Mayoral Debate at Wood's Theater -- Primary - some places, some parties -- Autumn starts
October: Mon. 10th --  Thurs. 13th -- Sun. 30th -- Mon. 31st --	-- Columbus Day(observed) -- GGF Central Labor Council       meeting, and Candidates' Night -- Daylight Savings Time ends -- Halloween
November: Tue. 8th -- Thurs. 10th -- Fri. 11th -- Thurs. 24th --	-- Election Day -- GGF Central       Labor Council meeting -- Veterans' Day -- Thanksgiving Day
December: Wed. 7th -- Thurs. 8th -- Sat. 10th -- To Be Announced -- Wed. 21st -- Sun. 25th -- Mon. 26th -- Sat. 31th --	-- Albany Labor Council's   Forum on Workers Rights -- GGF Central Labor Council     Annual meeting! -- AFL-CIO / International     Human Rights Day Celebration -- Film at Rock Hill Bakehouse -- Winter Begins -- Christmas Day -- Chanukkah Starts -- New Year's Eve,             before 2006 starts

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• See our Calendar for 2004 •
• See old 2003's Calendar •

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    Thursday, January 13, 2005 -- Mr. Vincent Palacino from the Glens Falls Symphony Orchestra spoke on behalf of a proposed charity concert in March. The rest of the Meeting was mostly devoted to the proposed Merger with the Saratoga Central Labor Council, setting up the Labor Council's work plans for 2005, and working out an interim budget.  

    Thursday, February 10, 2005 --     The Meeting was cancelled at the last minute due to sudden deep snow, and both telephone messages and E-Mail were used to relay the information.

    Thursday, March 10, 2005 --
    - There was a general discussion during the the business Meeting, and Kathleen Scales from CDALF was present to lend her assistance.

    Thursday, April 14, 2005 --
    -To Be Announced-.

    Thursday, May 12, 2005 at 7:00 PM. --     A Chair should be appointed for our Political Action Committee if not done previously, and plans will be finalized for the Picnic and the Voter Registration.  

    Thursday, June 9, 2005 --
Plans were made so everything could continue over the summer, and be ready for the Fall season.