Irene and Don LaValley are crowned queen and king of Chazy Old Home Days Sunday afternoon. Don worked for many years at Chazy Orchards, as a bus driver for Chazy Central Rural School and councilman for the Town of Chazy. Irene worked in the Chazy Central Rural School cafeteria, eventually becoming superintendent secretary. The couple, who have lived in Chazy for 55 years, have also been involved with the Chazy Fire Department and the Sacred Heart Church, where they serve as eucharistic ministers and sing in the choir. For bonus photos from this event, please visit www.pressrepublican.com.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

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Chelsey Trombley, 12, of Ellenburg enjoys a quiet moment resting with her cow in one of the fair barns. (P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Susan Scott (left) and Lily Glazier, 5, both of Malone, dance in a hula hoop during the Childstock Festival in Malone Saturday. Hosted on the Child Farm owned by event organizer Ralph Child, the 5th-annual festival mixed a full day and night of regional music acts with family friendly ambiance. Proceeds from the event benefited the Malone Music Boosters, an organization designed to keep music programs in local schools. For bonus photos from this event, please visit www.pressrepublican.com.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Irene and Don LaValley are crowned queen and king of Chazy Old Home Days Sunday afternoon. Don worked for many years at Chazy Orchards, as a bus driver for Chazy Central Rural School and councilman for the Town of Chazy. Irene worked in the Chazy Central Rural School cafeteria, eventually becoming superintendent secretary. The couple, who have lived in Chazy for 55 years, have also been involved with the Chazy Fire Department and the Sacred Heart Church, where they serve as eucharistic ministers and sing in the choir. For bonus photos from this event, please visit www.pressrepublican.com.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

A white line shows the footprint of the Adirondack Carousel in the upper corner of William Morris Play Park off Depot Street in the Village of Saranac Lake.(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)

A mighty pair with a cache of balloon swords, Austin (left) and Caleb Shoemaker of Saranac Lake, ages 4 and 7, took a closer look at the Adirondack Carousel merry-go-rides. Carousel builders hope to break ground on the attraction this fall.(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)

Dave Wolak of Wake Forest, N.C., shows off his trophy after winning the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Northern Open on Lake Champlain Saturday.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Tom Rizzo of Rochester, Pa., holds up his prize as the top Co-Angler in the Bassmaster Northern Open on Lake Champlain.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Adirondack's Frank Buksa reacts after swinging at a high pitch in the first inning of play against Central at the Empire State Games in Buffalo Friday. Buksa reached first on a walk.
(P-R Photo/John Haeger)

Democratic candidate for governor Andrew Cuomo (right) talks with Moriah Town Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava, a Republican supporter, during a rally Friday in Port Henry.(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Irene and Don LaValley are crowned queen and king of Chazy Old Home Days Sunday afternoon. Don worked for many years at Chazy Orchards, as a bus driver for Chazy Central Rural School and councilman for the Town of Chazy. Irene worked in the Chazy Central Rural School cafeteria, eventually becoming superintendent secretary. The couple, who have lived in Chazy for 55 years, have also been involved with the Chazy Fire Department and the Sacred Heart Church, where they serve as eucharistic ministers and sing in the choir. For bonus photos from this event, please visit http://www.pressrepublican.com.

(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)