The Town of Webb Historical Association Mini Golf Tournament will take place Thursday, July 16 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Nutty Putty Mini Golf on Main Street in Old Forge.
Join your friends and have a great time while you compete for prizes galore in this 18-hole tournament. Continue reading
The Inlet Historical Society will present a program, Keith’s Diner Remembered, at the Inlet Town Hall on Thursday, July 16 at 7 p.m.
Charles Herr will talk about memorable Keith’s Diner and the pre- and post-history of what occupied its location. Continue reading
The thrift shop at St Patrick’s Church in Forestport is open to everyone on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon.
Last year the thrift shop moved from the basement of the church to the bottom floor of the former rectory, the building next to the church. Continue reading
Alexis “The Leather” Bennett looks on as Amanda Hoepfl awaits an incoming pitch to Mudslider Sandy Tetreault. Photo by Judy Thibado
by Ken Thibado
Hungry for that elusive first win in Eagle Bay history, The BombERNs took to Ern Park in hopes of victory.
But victory was hard to spot as a dozen Mudsliders put a seven spot on the board in the first inning.
The seventeen softballers from the waffled lake next door took down our green girls in blue by a final count of 18–4. Continue reading
Invasive Species Week in New York state runs from July 12 to 18 this year. The Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP), in collaboration with DEC, will again be hosting events across the Park to raise awareness of invasive species and to assist landowners with control, management and eradication efforts.
CAP-21 and the Old Forge Farmers’ Market will host an Ask-An-Expert booth during the Market on Friday, July 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. Continue reading
Volunteers from the Food Pantry at St. Patrick’s Church in Forestport attended the Food Bank of Central New York’s annual conference in May in Syracuse at the Holiday Inn.
The daylong conference offered 12 different workshop sessions on a variety of issues for providing food pantry services and increasing the exposure to healthier food options for food pantry clients. Continue reading
by Liz Cowles
The Central Adirondack Sailing Association (CASA) kicked off the 2015 summer sailing season with two races on July 5th in front of the Woods Inn on Fourth Lake.
The sailors enjoyed light to medium winds, an exciting course, and perfect weather out on the water.
In the first race Paul Willsey and Geoff Towell narrowly edged out Tom and Teddy McCabe for first and second place respectively. Continue reading