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The wet weather continuing through June, has resulted in slug bait being in short supply again. Slugs love this wet, cool weather and they have been eating their way through many gardens. Slug bait … more
The angle from which we look at things with our natural eyes can distort what we see. Usually we can only see what’s truly there as we look at it straight on. Otherwise it can look askew. … more
  The weather is supposed to be beautiful for the FREE outdoor movie night tonight for the movie “Chicken Little!” Before the movie enjoy the amazing & talented acrobatic & … more
Greetings faithful readers!   Finally, some sunshine.   What a wet and rainy May and early June.   Yesterday I was delighted to see a male Eastern Blue Bird three times in the … more
Manufacturers of cell phones are constantly tinkering with the myriad of things you could do on the new phone to keep driving sales. The alterations, at first, seem very evident. They made this one … more
On or about June 20 in 1872, the D&H Canal Company received some good news. The NYS Court of Appeals had upheld a lower court ruling that had granted the canal company a rate increase in its … more
Birthday wishes to Eileen Katz, John Cali, Ronan Hennessy, Amy Wohl, Melinda Meddaugh, Walter Garigliano, Colson Cunningham, Joe D’Abbraccio, Dan Briggs, Dali Vegliante, AJ Hindley, Lenny … more
The very last day of school classes at the Eldred school is coming up fast on June 27, so the kiddoes will need something to do for the summer. When I was growing up once school let out   the … more
Graduations everywhere is the theme of June. From Pre-K to High School & College graduations, celebrations of a culmination of learning is being celebrated throughout our county with a focus on … more
Well, we made it- the summer is just around the corner and the kids are super excited with the end of school. The elementary school is in its last few days and the Middle School/High School are in … more
For years, the Village Voice was a prominent alternative weekly newspaper in the United States, known for its coverage of arts, culture, and investigative reporting. It was also a platform for social … more
140 Years Ago - 1885 A colt whose front feet were divided into toes, the left one having four and working much like the foot of a dog, and the right having two like the claws of a lobster, was … more
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