The first in a series of First Friday Artwalks in Old Forge is scheduled for June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m., and coordinator Linda Weal of Gallery 3040 invites all businesses and organizations to join in the event.
Anyone interested in being included in the Artwalk schedule can contact Weal at (315) 369-1059 or at: gallery3040@gmail.com.
Future Artwalk dates are: July 3, August 7, September 4 and October 2.
Ten students received their babysitting certificates following four sessions of recent training at the Old Forge Library. The newly certified babysitters are, seated: Fern Bick, Ashley Ludwig, Katie Huber, Trevor Greene. Standing are: Alana Haehl, Lilli Pitarelli, Katie Case, Amanda Huber, Karleigh Hollister, Alexis Heath, and their Food & Nutrition instructor, Kelly Hamlin. Photo submitted
Writers, aspiring writers, songwriters and members of the public are invited to share their own work, or to just come and listen to others, at an Open Mic Night at the Old Forge Library on Wednesday, May 20.
Featured reader and emcee will be Cheryl Pula. A native of New York Mills, Pula is a retired reference librarian, lecturer and history buff. Continue reading
In the June issue of Adirondack Life Magazine, Best of the Adirondacks readers’ choice poll, Walt’s Diner was voted Best Breakfast and runner-up for Best Diner.
We would like to thank all are customers and everyone who voted for us. We are truly honored and grateful for your support. We would also like to thank all of our staff.
Without your dedication and hard work this recognition would not be possible.
Thank You,
David and Kathy Aliasso
Old Forge
The Annual Bicycle Safety Clinic for pre-kindergarten to 6th grade students will be held at the Old Forge Library on Friday, May 22 from 2:15 to 4 p.m.
Town of Webb Police Officer Kevin Birtle will conduct the safety clinic to discuss road signs and hand signals.
Also taking part will be Ted Christodaro, owner of Pedals and Petals in Inlet, who will inspect bicycles and supervise the mechanical station.
Refreshments will be provided by the Old Forge Fire Department Auxiliary.
Advance registration is not required.
Mary Jane Lasher with one of the horses at Moose River Farm
The Niccolls Memorial Church congregation invites the community and their pets to join them on Sunday, May 17 for a Blessing of the Animals that will be held at Moose River Farm at 1 p.m.
All animals—dogs, cats, gerbils, birds, etc.—are welcome and must be securely restrained. Dogs and cats must have up to date rabies documentation. Continue reading
By Larry Ventura
Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and proper battery replacement are very important for home safety, and the proper installation and use of wood burning units and general home fire safety practices are common fire prevention tips; but did you know there are some very important tips about poison and cooking safety that are a must for good home safety practices?
Your home is filled with liquid and powdered poisons placed in all kinds of storage containers. Continue reading