By Linda Heistman
Our Senior Health Activities & Recrea-tion Program has been up and running for nearly three months and we would like to thank those who have donated goods and services to our program.
The organizations include: Niccolls Church, the Town of Webb Health Center Fund, Inlet Community Church, DiOrio’s Market, Kinney Drugs, and CTS.
I would personally like to say a special thank you to the wonderful volunteers who really make this program what it is. Continue reading
Michelle La Due M.S., L.Ac. Acupuncturist will return to Haiti for the fourth time on May 9 to act as a volunteer with the aturopathic arthquake Relief Clinic.
She will again be traveling with the Venerable Thupten Jimpa, a Haitian born Tibetan monk who helped found the Clinic following the devastating earthquake in 2010. Continue reading
The Adirondack Park Agency (APA) is seeking public comment on two general permits to advance New York State’s goal to combat invasive species in the Adirondack Park.
The general permits will streamline and expedite the Park Agency’s review process.
This will ensure qualified invasive species management organizations have the ability to quickly respond to invasive species infestations, according to APA Chairwoman Lani Ulrich. Continue reading
Shirley and Lou Kozlowski, right
Lou and Shirley Kozlowski of Old Forge and Naples, FL celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Bishops Anniver-sary Mass in St. Leo’s Church, Bonita Springs, FL. They were married April 16, 1955. Continue reading
Taylor, David and Lesley Leach, and Berkley Baldwin. Hudson, too.
by Anne T. Phinney
A man hiked up a mountain
His devoted dog trotting alongside
The stunning view swept out before him
Its beauty swelled his soul with pride. Continue reading
By Gina Greco
The New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced an additional paving project for Route 28 in Forestport, White Lake and Otter Lake this summer, as a third phase of repair work that includes major paving north of Old Forge to Eagle Bay.
This is called a Vendor in Place Paving project (VPP), according to Ken Reilly, P.E., Highway Design Teams Manager. Continue reading
First row: NY Senator Hugh Farley, Allyson Brosemer (Webb), Maggie Queen (Webb), Nicole Redpath (Webb), Briana Brownsell (Webb), Morgan Stewart, Travis Williams and Patricia Gracey. Second row: Gia Cherenzia-Cupolo, Melanie D’Amelio, Cassidy Lape, Melissa Murphy, Stephen Gross, Megan Stewart and Myranda Abel. Third row: Nicholas Spina, Mark Spina, Kaylee Sommer, Eva Ricardo, John Gaffney (Webb). Fourth row: Matthew Boyer, Scheyan Moran, Tyler Miller, Jordan Thomes and Cameron Lenci (Webb); Fifth row: Melissa Borner, Courtney Green, Jon Bailey, Wendy Richardson and Rachel Shaver. Courtesy photo
Twenty-five students representing five Herkimer County school districts visited the State Capital on Wednesday, April 21 as a culmination of the 4-H Government Intern Program sponsored by the Herkimer County Legislature and administered by Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development.
Participating school districts included Central Valley, Dolgeville, Frankfort/Schuyler, Poland and Town of Webb. Continue reading