CAP-21 President Tim Foley (from left), Fred and Carolyn Trimbach, and CAP-21 Executive Director Nick Rose. Photo by Gina Greco
by Gina Greco
The Central Adirondacks Partnership for the 21st century (CAP-21) honored Fred and Carolyn Trimbach of Old Forge for their years of volunteer service to CAP-21 and the community, at a Tuesday, February 24th meeting at American Legion Post 893, in Old Forge. Continue reading
By Nick Rose
The Old Forge Library will be the site of a workshop to gather local knowledge in support of regional recreation and tourism planning for the southern third of the Adirondack Park.
The workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, February 25 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the library’s Community Room and is being hosted jointly by the Great South Woods (GSW) and the Adirondack Community Trails & Lodging System (ACTLS) projects. Continue reading
The Central Adirondack Partnership for the 21st Century (CAP-21) would like to express its appreciation to all of our participating towns, organizations, businesses, families and individuals who supported our work throughout the year.
CAP-21 Board members, from left, are Executive Director Nick Rose, Office Administrator Kristin Frymire, William Ransom, Casey Hamlin, President Tim Foley, Mike Farmer, Vice President Sandra Booton, and Jean Murdock. Missing from photo are Bonnie Lutz, Deb Carhart, Michael Cunningham, Secretary Page Hannah, and Treasurer Carolyn Trimbach. Photo by Gina Greco.
CAP-21 is pleased and honored to work with and represent the townships of Forestport, Webb, Inlet, Long Lake and Indian Lake in addressing common issues and helping to promote sustainable year-round Adirondack communities. Continue reading
Town of Webb Publicity Director, Mike Farmer, helps hang some greenery.
Photos by Gina Greco
Main Street Old Forge was decked out this week with holiday decorations created by Kate Russell and her Mountain Greenery staff in anticipation of this weekend’s Adirondack Christmas on Main Street.
The winter beautification effort is sponsored by CAP-21 and made possible through donations by individuals and businesses.
Shellie Organski, left, and Kate Russell of Mountain Greenery
Town of Webb Publicity Director Mike Farmer and CAP-21 Executive Director Nick Rose were responsible for placing the unique creations that will be enjoyed by visitors and residents throughout the season.
Central Adirondack Partnership for the 21st Century (CAP-21) held its annual meeting in Thendara on Thursday, November 20, at Van Auken’s Inne.
CAP-21 Board members, from left, are Executive Director Nick Rose, Office Administrator Kristin Frymire, William Ransom, Casey Hamlin, President Tim Foley, Mike Farmer, Vice President Sandra Booton, and Jean Murdock. Missing from photo are Bonnie Lutz, Deb Carhart, Michael Cunningham, Secretary Page Hannah, and Treasurer Carolyn Trimbach. Photo by Gina Greco.
Executive Director Nick Rose said it was a busy year working with towns from Forestport to Indian Lake.
“We had a great season with some of our local grants,” he said. Continue reading
The Adirondack Partnership has been involved in a year-long process to create a Park-wide economic development strategy to promote measured, sustainable growth for the towns and villages within the Park.
CAP-21 was part of the project advisory committee in the development of this plan, for which I have attached the Executive Summary. Continue reading
The public is invited to attend the annual meeting of the Central Adirondack Partnership (CAP-21) that is scheduled for Thursday, November 20 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Van Auken’s Inne in Thendara.
CAP-21 will review its community and grant work for the past year and talk about what it seeks to accomplish in 2015. Continue reading