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Save Money on Your Meats Budget with June Workshops

Learning a few shopping and cooking techniques can save you money at the meat counter. “All About Meats” Eating Local Yet? Summer workshops in Canton, Plattsburgh and Sackets Harbor will offer cost-saving tips in hands-on classes with chefs, meat cutters, and nutrition educators. The 6-9pm workshops will be held: – June 21 in Sackets Harbor […]

Plattsburgh City Council approves Adventure Race

The Press Republican reports

Many people stopped by to enjoy the Babbie Museum on “Museum Day”

By John T. Ryan The Babbie Rural and Farm Learning Museum participated in the Press Republican’s 4th Annual Museum Day on Saturday, June 4, 2011. Leeward Babbie and other family members were on hand with live demonstrations and museum tours. When this reporter visited Todd Babbie was demonstrating the shingle shake mill powered by a […]

Barry Manilow coming to SPAC

The Times Union reports

Here’s a great schedule of Vermont summertime events

Seven Days reports

Enjoy BBQ at the Peru Rod and Gun Club on May 29th

The Peru Rod & Gun Club will host its Annual Chicken BBQ on Sunday, May 29th from Noon until 5 PM. Enjoy a great meal for only $8 for adults, seniors $7, children ages 5-12 $5 and children under 5 served free with an adult meal. If you want something other than chicken hamburgers, hot dogs, clam chowder […]

Champlain Valley Expo finances falter in 2010 – Rock icons Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Doobie Brothers open the fair on Aug. 27, while Lady Antebellum will perform Sept. 3.

The Free Press reports

Kyle Petty’s charity ride revs up Saturday in Saranac Lake

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Good eats and beats: Vermont venues offer music and a meal

The Free Press reports and Seven Days reviews several restaurants

Saranac Lake highlighted in National Geographic

National Geographic covers Saranac Lake’s many wonderful attributes. Click here for the story

Montreal spring entertainment listing

The Press Republican reports

Summer fun for winter sports enthusiasts

The adirondack almanac reports

Springfest begins at Whiteface begins, runs through March

The Lake Placid News reports

Old X-country ski trails at the Ausable Chasm reopened

The Lake Placid News reports

Springfest events announced for Whiteface

The adirondack almanac reports

Our local winter round-up; There’s no excuse for being bored

By Adele Douglas They can be cold and miserable but our winters do provide some fun and unique opportunities for outdoor activities. My idea of a great day is an outing with friends and/or family, near home, that doesn’t take more than a few hours, then heading home (often with a stop at Rulf’s for […]

Big Tupper will open Saturday

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Santa arrived in Peru last night aboard a beautifully decorated fire truck

By John T. Ryan The Peru Youth Commission’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting (click here for photos) was held before its usual large crowd on Friday, December 3, 2010.  Children, parents and grandparents crowded the Little Ausable Park to sing carols and witness the tree lighting.  At 7 p.m. the Peru Fire Department arrived carrying Santa. The […]

Honoring both United States’ and Canada’s veterans from atop the high peaks

By John T. Ryan Americans and Canadians both honored their nation’s veterans on November 11th. On Memorial Day 2010 “Adirondack Ladies” Joanne Kennedy, Clare Dalton, Colleen Kaulfuss, Lori Clark and Jean Ryan hiked Whiteface Mountain and the adjacent Esther Mountain. Joanne Kennedy was raised in Nova Scotia and holds joint citizenship so she didn’t forget her […]

Putting white on the Face-Snowmaking begins, lift ticket rates rise

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Miner Museum gets national recognition

The Press Republican reports

Wonderful news for the Alice T. Miner Museum

The Alice T. Miner Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 24, 2010! It has been a long journey for the museum Board, staff, and volunteers, and we wanted to share this great news with you. The State and National Registers promote heritage tourism and appreciation of historic resources. The […]

It was a great day for a country drive

Today, Sunday October 10, 2010, was an absolutely beautiful autumn day. There are many wonderful autumn scenes in any direction from Peru. Here are a few scenes beginning on the Union Rd. and traveling south on Route 9 from Keeseville to Elizabethtown and New Russia. Then traveling northeast from Elizabethtown to Essex. The colors seem […]

Peru is a great place for cider lovers

By John T. Ryan At this time of year many people look forward to tasting Peru’s fresh apples and an apple-based product, apple cider. Rulfs Orchard and James Cider Mill produce thousands of gallons of cider for sale at their roadside stands and distribution throughout the north country. While Patti Rulfs Sheehan is usually found […]

SKI mag: Whiteface best in east U.S.

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports The Gazette visits Whiteface in February 2007