Summer is officially here so where is the warmer weather? The rain is helping our newly planted flowers and bushes but let’s get some sunshine and less wind too!
Congratulations to our …
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Summer is officially here so where is the warmer weather? The rain is helping our newly planted flowers and bushes but let’s get some sunshine and less wind too!
Congratulations to our graduating Sullivan West Class of 2026! You are wished bright, fulfilling futures after all your hard work and accomplishments throughout the years.
The Sullivan West Pre-K Classes deserve a congratulations too! Our youngest little people graduated from Pre-K and are now ready to begin their elementary school journey into kindergarten next year. They were amazing in their caps and gowns at their ceremony!
Reminder: the Youngsville Fire Department is hosting their Golf Tournament on Saturday, August 1 at the Villa Roma (located at 557 County Rd, Callicoon) Registration begins at Noon with a 1:30 p.m. start time. Cost is $100 per person and there will be loads of prizes, 50/50 Raffles and fun! FMI and to register contact Luke Ellison at 845-807-7687.
Save the Date: Saturday, September 19 the JEMS is hosting the Jeff Jamboree on Main Street in Jeffersonville! Once again, the 1st Presbyterian Church will be serving their delicious Pancake Breakfast and Jim Hughson will be in charge of the Tractor Parade. JEMS Annual Duck Race will be lots of fun and tickets will be available shortly! Live music will be provided by the talented Little Sparrow band and Butch will have his beautiful draft horse team there giving everyone free rides too. Watch for more information as we get closer. Lots of vendors and fun all day! If you are a vendor and would like to participate, you need to contact Debbie Thony to obtain an application by calling/texting her at 845-701-3009 or email her at debra.thony@gmail.com.
Just read this, Asclepias is also known by the common name Milkweed or Butterfly Weed and is a beautiful wildflower and a wonderful plant for your garden. They have fragrant clusters of flowers that are a magnet for butterflies and pollinators too. Monarch butterflies are so beautiful and have a special meaning to me and many others and bees are so very important too. I can see a larger Milkweed Patch being a part of my gardens in the near future!
Have a good weekend and please let me know if you have anything to share!
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