Sugaring season is in the air now, an exciting time not just for the promise of days and evenings spent by the fire and the sweet, sticky goodness of fresh syrup straight from the pan. It's also a promise of warm weather and sunny days, the first tender green leaves of spinach … [Read more...] about Full and By Farm: Sugaring Season
Archives for 2014
Songs and Stories of Remarkable Adirondack Women
Celebrate Women's History Month on March 21 and 22 with a spirited program of stories and music by acclaimed Adirondack singer-songwriter Peggy Lynn and author/performer Sandra Weber. The Wild Spirits: Songs and Stories of Remarkable Adirondack Women program brings to life the … [Read more...] about Songs and Stories of Remarkable Adirondack Women
Champlain Valley Films: 12 Years a Slave
Saturday, March 15 SPECIAL EVENT: Dinner and introduction by Rachel Seligman. 6:00 pm Dinner 7:30pm Film Begins At Whallonsburg Grange Hall Dinner and movie: $15 (Catering by Flying Pancakes) For the movie only: Tickets are $5.00/adults, $2/youths under 18. The … [Read more...] about Champlain Valley Films: 12 Years a Slave
Snowy Owl Sighting
For weeks I've been hearing about snowy owl sightings in the Champlain Valley, even a few in Essex. But I've glimpsed neither plumage nor predator's gaze of a snowy owl. Fortunately Essex resident Catherine Seidenberg spotted this handsome juvenile in a tree nearby. Tell us about … [Read more...] about Snowy Owl Sighting
Regional Students to Compete at North Country History Day at Fort Ticonderoga
Sixty-six students from across the North Country will compete in the regional New York State History Day contest held at Fort Ticonderoga on Saturday, March 8. Students placing first and second in their categories will advance to the New York State History Day Contest in … [Read more...] about Regional Students to Compete at North Country History Day at Fort Ticonderoga