Ticonderoga Historical Society to host its annual President’s Wine & Cheese Event
This social is a perfect time to bid farewell to the summer season with your friends and neighbors while enjoying a superb evening of wine and tasty hors d’oeuvres.
Wbg. Farmers' Market features 'Harvest Fest'
While shopping for fresh produce and handcrafted specialty goods in the riverside market in Warrensburg is Always a delight, the market's 'Harvest Fest' on Friday Aug. 17 makes it even more so, with live music and an expanded range of vendors.
Hikers learn about how to look for edible eats in the woods
Look around, and find something to eat. Members of the Master Gardener Program of Lake Placid and visitors did just that in a the Edible Wild Foods Walk, Talk & Taste event on Sunday, July 29 at the Heaven Hill Farm.
Mooers food pantry asks for garden vegetables
The Mooers Wesleyan Food Pantry asks that gardeners think of them if you have any extra produce.
Port Henry pub, restaurant renovated
Anniversary brings changes to Boni’s Bistro & Pub
Boni’s Bistro & Pub is celebrating its fourth anniversary by making some major changes.
New farmers’ market — key to Chestertown’s revival?
For years, Chestertown has endured a row of empty storefronts downtown. but the past two Wednesdays, downtown has been more lively, since the launch of the Chestertown Farmers' Market. Some venders at the weekly venue even reported selling out of their inventory — potential downtown commercial enterprises take note!
I Love BBQ and Music Fest returns
The aromas from the pit bosses will once again waft from the Olympic Speed Skating Oval in Lake Placid when the seventh Annual I Love BBQ and Music Festival, benefitting the Thomas Shipman Youth Center in Lake Placid, returns June 29 through July 1.
Brew Fest returns to North Creek
Set for June 2
The second annual North Creek Brew Fest on the Hudson will return to Riverfront Park in downtown North Creek on Saturday, June 2 from noon to 5 p.m.
Rachael Ray talks of life in Adirondacks, offers advice to youth
In an interview conducted by Denton Publications reporter Katherine Clark, celebrity chef and talk show host Rachael Ray talks about growing up in Lake George, life in her retreat in the Adirondacks — and she offers advice to area students on pursuing their dreams.
Why Knot Pizza opens in Westport
Third business in past month opens doors here
On April 12, Kevin Simpson opens Why Knot Pizza, adding to the growing list of new businesses for the town.
Chestertown to host its own farmers’ market
The festive ambiance of an artisans' fair and farmers' market is bound to enliven downtown Chestertown on Wednesdays this summer.
Strawberry Festival to return to Crown Point
Vendors sought for annual event
The First Congregational Church of Crown Point will host its eighth annual Strawberry Festival this summer.
Tickets still available for local Rachael Ray show
Lake George High School's most famous alumnus — Celebrity chef, author and talk show host Rachael Ray — is presenting her 10th annual local benefit show Thursday, April 12 in the school auditorium
Burns keeps Forkin’ Fast award at races
Banging pots and pans for their ski racers while a gorilla and an '80s-era muppet danced at the slope's end, Basil & Wick's had no trouble securing the spirited spoon trophy at Gore's Restaurant Week races.
Saranac Lake village approves farmers' market
Contentious issue ends in re-vote
It didn’t take long for Saranac Lake Village Board members to settle in to their new home on the second floor of the Harrietstown Town Hall during the Jan. 23 meeting, the first one since moving from the old village offices at 3 Main St. a week prior.
