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By Heather Ridge Farm on Wednesday, Apr. 24, 2013
Warmed maple syrup for your pancakes!
Hi,It was so much fun last month celebrating the maple syrup harvest, we are doing it again. The sap flow and boiling is over, lines are being cleaned and equipment put away for next year. It's surely spring now! ... Read more
By wateradmin on Tuesday, Apr. 23, 2013
Join us in readying the site for our summer season. Chores will include sprucing up the grounds and cleaning the Frisbee House, the church and other buildings. Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves and gardening tools. Refreshments and lunch provided... Read more
By wateradmin on Tuesday, Apr. 23, 2013
Come to DCHA to view the new exhibit highlighting amusements, games and sports. Items from DCHA’s collections on display include: a penny-farthing bike, swim suits from the 1920-30s, wood skis, guitar harp, mandolin and numerous photos. This exhibit will... Read more
By wateradmin on Monday, Apr. 22, 2013
The Catskill Center will be hosting a series of property tours this spring to celebrate “Success Stories in Land Management”. Join us for a free tour of agricultural properties that have gone the extra mile to protect water quality. Explore conservation... Read more
By Kscali on Monday, Apr. 22, 2013
Our 50-Minute Aromatherapy Massage is only $80 Monday – Friday, now through May 31! Spring is about renewal – why not let the power of scent chase away your winter blues? Pure essential oils combined with Swedish massage techniques will create a feeling... Read more
By The Backroom on Sunday, Apr. 21, 2013
Our crisp Vegetable Salad comes with asparagus, broccolini, arugula, jicama, cucumber, carrot, and radishes. Then we top it with a creamy herb emulsion like a Green Goddess dressing, a crouton, and goat cheese. Who said eating out isn't healthy?
The Roast... Read more
By Andrew Gebert on Sunday, Apr. 21, 2013
Memorial Day Weekend: 350/three nights. Classic Catskill cabins, lovingly restored and renewed, for ease of use and comfort, in Shandaken, the heart of the Catskills. Private 1200 ft frontage on Esopus Creek. On 60+ private acres bordering state land... Read more
By The Backroom on Saturday, Apr. 20, 2013
We're featuring the same menu as last night on this fine Saturday evening.
If I could recommend a great appetizer, I would suggest our Parsnip-Leek Soup. This creamy soup also has chopped asparagus, fennel, and broccoli, along with whole peas. Served hot... Read more
By Tobe Carey on Saturday, Apr. 20, 2013
I uploaded a short excerpt from my documentary in progress, "Rails to the Catskills" to YouTube. This segment is about the Catskill Mountain Railroad - a tourist train operating in Kingston and in the Phoenicia area.The complete documentary will tell the... Read more
By The Backroom on Friday, Apr. 19, 2013
Beaverkill Brook Trout and Roast Leg of Lamb (with Moroccan spices and couscous) are the specials tonight. We have a new salad and other new appetizers, too!
Hours & Contact:
Friday & Saturday: 5pm - 9pm
Sunday: 11am - 4pm (Brunch) | 5pm - 8pm (... Read more
By jennschuman on Friday, Apr. 19, 2013
April 23rd- Introduction to Word Processing
Class begins at 6:30 pm
Four Person minimum
Cost $25 per person
Class Description:This class will provide an introduction to the word processing program, Microsoft Word. Learn how to create a simple document,... Read more
By jennschuman on Friday, Apr. 19, 2013
May 9th- Introduction to Computers
Class begins at 6:30 pm
Four Person minimum
Cost $25 per personIntroduction to Computer is designed to familiarize students with computers and theirapplications. Students will learn fundamental concepts of computer... Read more
By jennschuman on Friday, Apr. 19, 2013
May 6th- Introduction to Word Processing
Class begins at 6:30 pm
Four Person minimum
Cost $25 per person
Class Description:This class will provide an introduction to the word processing program, Microsoft Word. Learn how to create a simple document, edit... Read more
By root2shoot on Friday, Apr. 19, 2013
The picture above is of Helleborus niger, the Christmas Rose. Here in Delaware County, it might better be called the Easter Rose. It blooms later here because we have more severe winters. The Hellebore is in the Ranunculus family, or Ranunculaceae (... Read more
By Heather Ridge Farm on Thursday, Apr. 18, 2013
Hi,Out neighbor Lora took this photo of the first lambs of the season, and e-mailed it to me before I even got to the barn this morning! Two adorable Icelandic ram lambs. Momma did a great job. We're in it now ... let's see what tomorrow brings!April... Read more
By HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley on Wednesday, Apr. 17, 2013
During the Margaretville Hospital Spring Health Fair on May 4, children are welcome to bring their favorite stuffed animal to the Teddy Bear Clinic in the Margaretville Hospital mobile van, where nursing staff will “take care of” the bears and help... Read more
By Kscali on Tuesday, Apr. 16, 2013
The Emerson is honored to host a summer long gallery showing of the works of celebrated artist, Manuel Pardo.
Emigrating from Cuba in 1962 at the age of ten, Manuel Pardo left behind both his family and Fidel Castro's communist regime to begin a new... Read more
By Catskill Forest Association on Tuesday, Apr. 16, 2013
Photo of a young black bear by the Forest Service, Northen Region, via Flickr.
By Ryan Trapani
Catskill Forest Association’s From the Forest sponsored article series depicts all things that are well… From the Forest. This may include a menagerie of... Read more
By Pure Catskills on Monday, Apr. 15, 2013
The Catskills Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training (CRAFT) announced its 2013 field day and farmer training schedule today at www.CatskillsCRAFT.org. CRAFT offers farmer-to-farmer learning and access to the social network and culture of the... Read more
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