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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Hunter Frangipane, Linda Friehling, Meredith Levine, Nikki Zedek, Jerry Cohen, Jake VanEtten, Milly Gold, Andrew Dollard, Darrin Raynor, Ken Cohen, Amy Kristt, Kim Franklin, Joann … more
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Covering seventy miles of the Scenic Byway from Port Jervis to Hancock, starting on Friday, May 20th through Sunday, May 22nd the Festival of the Founding Fish - Upper Delaware ShadFest is sponsoring over thirty five events from a book signing with actress and producer Melissa Gilbert, the Grand Reopening of the Fort Delaware Museum, fishing and cooking demonstrations and music venues featuring international and local musicians.
Highland
Let the Founding Fish Festival begin! In my last column I outlined all the festival’s music events but there are many other free events happening all along the seventy miles stretch of the … more
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Lake Huntington
Busy, busy, busy! Every May it seems like suddenly there are dozens of school events that you need to be at, field trips, sporting events and more. We are on the go most days, but the beautiful … more
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Smallwood-Mongaup Valley
Driving home tonight in the dappling light of sundown Smallwood, I was astounded to see how green the forest suddenly shone along the edges of Pine Grove Road. Hurrah! We made it through and IT, the … more
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Lake Huntington
We finally made it to May! The snow is gone, the days are longer and now is the perfect time to spend the days outside (minus the mayflies!) Here are a few new happenings that are taking place in the … more
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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Jaxon Broskin, Vinnie Simkin, Matt Kukas, MaryEllen Lang, Kevin Colpoys, and our favorite lady, Patricia Burns! Anniversary wishes to the Catalanos. Rebecca … more
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As part of the Festival of the Founding Fish- Upper Delaware ShadFest that is happening March 20-22nd in towns along the Delaware River, author and musician Mike “ Rocket Train” Edison will be at the Callicoon Theatre on Sunday May 22 at 11 a.m. with his “ Gospel from the Garage” show. Tickets are $25.00 online and includes brunch, a short film and a showing of the award winning film River Runs Through It. Any ticket purchases include a free entry in a raffle to win a round trip flight to Iceland.
Highland
There is an exciting and fun new festival that is happening along the Scenic Byway area. Did you know that we have a “Founding Fish”? Yes, and that fish is the shad- a larger version of a … more
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Lake Huntington
May is off to a busy start! So far, we celebrated two birthdays (including mine!), Mother’s Day, track meets and a few horse shows. This week we have the first Father-Daughter Dance, and I am … more
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Jeffersonville
Is Spring finally here? I see lots of very fat Robins and deer and the peepers at night are the best! So, now is the time to get out and have some fun without having to worry about the bad … more
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Kenoza Lake
This is always the biggest birding week of the year. This past Sunday, May 1st, Linda Loughery advised me that her hummingbirds arrived. Then later that day, I learned that Harry Walker of Wolf Lake … more
Bethel
Birthday wishes to Mona Karasik, Diane Levine, Michael Shapiro, Cindy Zinger, Lisa Marton, and Blake Stratton. Anniversary wishes to the Pammers and to the VanLowes. Our sympathy extends to the … more
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From left to right-Andy Russ, Susan Fraysse Russ, Liz Peterson, Jamie Macri, Austin Hand, Sadie Hand and Sarit Hand. During the Upper Delaware Council’s Litter Pluck last weekend the amazing Dark Forest Creation Crew of volunteers from the Burn Brae Mansion in Glen Spey found loads of metal buckets, piles of tires, bottles, almost an entire car, a bumper with the license plate still attached and a rusted out Sears and Roebuck cement mixer and filled an additional twenty bags with trash. Andy Russ summed up all their hard trash collecting saying “we are undoing the misdeeds of others.”
Highland
Last Saturday a group of about fifty volunteers (including this columnist) gathered in Barryville to spend a few hours picking up roadside trash. This is the second year that the Barryville … more
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