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Great Camp Sagamore names Livermore new exec. director

Great Camp Sagamore has announced that Garet Livermore of Cooperstown has been selected as its new executive director.

Livermore, who has been vice president for Education at the New York State Historical Association & The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown for the past 15 years, will replace

Beverly Bridger who will be retiring at the end of the year.

Bridger has served has Sagamore’s executive director since 1989.

Garet Livermore

Garet Livermore

“Garet Livermore will be an effective and creative executive director. We are privileged to welcome him,” Bridger said.

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Sagamore pays attention to historic detail in bowling alley restoration

The many homes and camps that have remained vacant for the colder months, have been finding themselves filled and refilled with visitors arriving from out of town.

For some, the weeklong trip up to the Adirondacks has become a tradition; while others are getting their feet wet in the Chain of Lakes for the first time.

Old Forge has endless activities day and night to keep a visiting family entertained, but for most visitors their last day in Old Forge marks the end of their time in the ADKs.

With a little planning however, there may be one last sight to see on the way out of town.

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Great Camp Sagamore directors set to retire

The trustees of Great Camp Sagamore announced at their May meeting that Beverly Bridger, who has been executive director since 1989, plans to retire in December.

Also retiring is Associate Director Dr. Michael Wilson. Continue reading

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Great Camp Sagamore hosting Community Appreciation Day, June 19

The annual Community Appreciation Day at Great Camp Sagamore will be held Sunday, June 19.

Free tours of the historic camp will begin at 11 a.m. and continue until 2 p.m.

The tours start from the Gift Shop.

Tour parking is available in the designated lot.

A brunch prepared by Executive Chef John Pitoniak and Sous Chef Amanda Youker, with assistance by Paul Smiths College intern Jeff Groski and kitchen aide Heidi Woodward will be served at the Dining Hall.

There will be a seating at noon and another at 1 p.m.

The menu will include: egg strada, link sausage, macaroni and cheese, spring vegetables, green salad, tomato soup, breads, coffee, tea, milk, juices, and chocolate dessert.

The cost of the brunch is $10 when reserved ahead of time, or $15 at the door. Reservations can be made by calling (315) 354-5311 ext. 21.

Daily tours of Great Camp Sagamore, which dates back to 1897, begin Saturday, June 25.

Tours are available at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Great Camp Sagamore is located four miles south of Rte. 28 in Raquette Lake. 

 

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