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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Aidan Dietz, Vincent ‘Vinny Sticks’ VanLowe, Dennis Dietrich, Vivian Liff, Chanah Zimmerman, Jeryl, Zack Howard, Jessica Perlstein, Mathew Dorcas, John Slaver, Karen … more
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Lake Huntington
I hope you all had a great Fourth of July and took advantage of the numerous events and activities that were taking place throughout the county. Be sure to take advantage of spending time by Lake … more
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One more straw
It’s hot out and the power just went out. My plans for tomorrow are dashed. I need to do laundry before I head out of town for my treatments. Okay, I’ll go to the laundromat. It’s … more
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Photography still evolves: This postcard shared by Jim Henke fifteen years ago describes a challenge that photographers today might be glad they missed. According to the notes on the right of the card, the image was a double exposure, one of Klinger’s dam and mill pond in North Branch, and the other of the sheep on parade. The sheep seem to have won out, although the comments (signed by E. Jost) indicate that the photographer thought the glass plate was a lost cause. Without noticing that the plate had already been exposed, the effort was revealed once the plate was developed. Dated in late 1907, we know that the sheep seen here, as well as Klinger’s mill pond, are now long gone.
July 11, 2023 Edition
150 Years Ago - 1873 William Hardenburgh, well known in this part of the county, died in San Francisco, Calif., last Wednesday and was buried there. Mr. Arthur Bird has retired from the … more
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Highland
Its seems that the new Chilly Willy’s ice cream and food restaurant is now fully open. It is located at the site of Clancy’s Diner that then became the Barryville Kitchen and Creamery at … more
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Disconnect at concerts
We all can use some downtime in a dead zone. To unplug. Disconnect. Leave our emails, tweets and Facebook postings behind. To be in a place where we won’t be tempted to “just … more
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Seasonal zucchini and corn pasta
When I’m cooking in the summer, I try to use as many seasonal ingredients as possible. With corn and zucchini being in season, I figured why not make a beautiful corn and zucchini pasta with … more
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Leaves that have been affected by fungus.
Fungus: the good and the bad
Fungus in our garden can be both good and bad, meaning there are good types of fungus like mycorrhizal fungi that help our plants grow. Found naturally in soil, mycorrhiza attach to plant roots to … more
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Busyness and Distractions
I have always been plagued by the distraction of busyness. I was reminded of two word pictures the Lord gave me years ago to better understand how these were affecting my life. In the first … more
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Jason Winder.
Jeffersonville
A big “Congratulations” to our JEMS member Jason Winder for his recent accomplishments! Way to go Jason! Jason recently participated at the West Point Regional Special Olympics.   He … more
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Kenoza Lake
Greetings faithful readers! Hope that everyone had a fantastic July 4th weekend. I went to see the fireworks in White Lake/Kauneonga Lake. Fantastic! Fortunately, the weather cooperated, and everyone … more
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New game in town
Every so often things seem to spring up out of nowhere and become part of our existence. A mere decade ago we had never heard of Wordl, orange smoke haze nor Sebastian Maniscalco. The latter is one … more
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