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50th Old Island Days Art Festival: February 21st – 22nd
The annual juried fine art show is set on lower Whitehead Street and Caroline Street in historic Old Town. The open-air, free-admission highly acclaimed show is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, features oil paintings, watercolors, sculpture, photography and other offerings by artists from around the United States.
To help get your creative juices flowing come to our Lighthouse Court Hotel Mojito Bar at 901 Whitehead Street. Relax around the pool, sip on your favorite cocktail and get your latitude adjustment on! Mike will be running some delicious drink specials at the Mojito Bar poolside too! Guests say they make the best mojito in town; our favorite is the apple mojito. Yum!! They go down like water.
55th Key West Historic House & Garden Tours: March 13th – 14th
Tour a series of elegant and unique private homes of Key West, ranging from exquisite restorations to creative renovations, and the interior design that complements their architecture and adds a unique Key West flavor. Tickets & times available online. Proceeds help benefit the Old Island Restoration Foundation which is dedicated to preserving the architecture and cultural heritage of our island.
We look forward to these tours throughout the year. Come take a tour through some of the most beautiful houses in Key West!
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On Board the Bonhomme Richard at L'Orient, France. June 14, 1779.. [1]p. manuscript letter on a folded folio sheet. Docketed on the fourth page and addressed in Jones' hand to "Captain M[atthew] Parke of the Marine troops." Sheet strengthened around the edges, closed tear mended in the second sheet. Very good. In a half morocco and cloth folding box, spine gilt. A very interesting manuscript letter, signed by Captain John Paul Jones as commander the American squadron off the coast of Europe, ordering Matthew Parke, a member of the Marine troops, to attend a court- martial on board his ship, the Bonhomme Richard. Jones would gain everlasting fame and glory just a few weeks after he signed this letter, when he captured the H.M.S. Serapis in the North Sea. In 1779, John Paul Jones took command of a 900-ton French East Indiaman, armed and renamed Bonhomme Richard as a compliment to his patron, Benjamin Franklin. The outfitting of the ship in the port of L'Orient consumed several months, and it was not ready for sea until June. The ship's crew was originally formed of prisoners taken from English ships by the French. Evidently, a group of these prisoner-sailors conspired to capture the ship, and Jones ordered their court-martial to take place on June 15 on board the Bonhomme Richard. The manuscript text, signed by Jones in his own hand at the end, reads: "By the Honble. John P. Jones Captain in the American Navy and Commander in Chief of the American Squadron now in Europe. Sir you are hereby required and directed to attend at a Court Martial to be held on board the Bon homme [sic] Richard tomorrow for the Trial of James Enion, John Atwood, John Lomney, John Balch, John Layton, Andrew Thompson, George Johnston, William Carmichael, Alexander Cooper, William Hanover, Thomas Cole and Nathaniel Bonner - all of whom have been put under confinement by Lieutenant John Brown for mutinous behaviour and for refusing to do their duty on board the American ship of war the Bon homme Richard. You are also to try any other person or persons belonging to the American service who may in the course of the evidence appear to have been principally concerned in that mutiny - for which this shall be your order. Given on board the Bon homme Richard at L'Orient the 14th day of June 1779." Along with the letter, laid into a compartment in the box, is a commemorative medal, 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches, with a portrait on the recto of Jones after the bust by Houdon, and an allegorical scene on the verso entitled "America claims her illustrious dead - Paris Annapolis 1905." The medal was issued to commemorate the exhumation and re-burial of Jones' body from beneath the streets of Paris to its final resting place in Annapolis, Maryland in 1905. Any substantive, Revolutionary-era John Paul Jones letters or manuscripts are extremely rare in the market. This is an especially interesting and displayable artifact of Jones' tenure as commander of the Bonhomme Richard, with several references to the ship, where he earned his greatest fame during the Revolution.
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- [MANUSCRIPT LETTER, SIGNED BY JOHN PAUL JONES, ORDERING A MEMBER OF THE MARINES TO ATTEND A COURT-MARTIAL ON BOARD HIS SHIP, THE BONHOMME RICHARD] by Jones, John Paul:
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So he talks to this girl he used to date.. Which is not okay with me.. I do trust him.. But he has no reason to talk to her.. But anyways.. We live with my parents. And his birthday is Saturday. He turns 21. So he's talking to that girl. And he like you can come celebrate my birthday.. Even tho Chelsea wouldn't like it.. I don't mind. Then I'm bitching at him.. Cos why invite her and why even bring me up?! Uggghh. He just pisses me the freak off. Most of it is hormones.. But gosh.. Don't invite that girl to MY house. Like, are you that stupid?
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Wow.......seriously? What an idiot! There is no way in hell I would still be with him.
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I'd kick his ass. That's NOT okay. At all at all at allllll. There is NO reason for him tobe talking to an ex girlfriend. Especially if you aren't okay with it.
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Really?? He is defiantly asking for it.
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why would u really let it get that far? r u serious, if u want him to respect u, u need to respect urself first. how old r u by the way?
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With that behavior, why do you trust him? I wouldn't. You are starting a family together, it's time to cut off the "what ifs!" Geeze!
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I'm 20.. He wasn't gonna cheat on me or anything. I do trust him. He's a good guy.
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still.. im 20 too and if my guy did that to me Id throw a bitch fit and kick her out of my house. when you're with someone, respect has to be mutual between both people. that's kinda disrespecting you.
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Yeah dear, your rationalizing. It's not your hormones! He is disrespectful. A good guy wouldn't invite an ex- girlfriend to his pregnant girlfriends parents house. Good luck though!
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That's not your hormones!! That's straight up bitchassness on his part!!!
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My daughter and I stayed as part of a wedding party. The "farmer's wife was gracious enough to take us on a tour of this magnificent property.We watched the hunt and enjoyed the hospitality of our hosts.
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My daughter and I stayed as part of a wedding party. The "farmer's wife was gracious enough to take us on a tour of this magnificent property.We watched the hunt and enjoyed the hospitality of our hosts.
This was a wonderful- quintessential bed and breakfast! My husband and I stayed for our wedding anniversary and had a blast! The house has aged beautifully and is well kept. We very much enjoy American history and this house gave exactly what we were looking for. We loved how inclusive the atmosphere in the house was, were everyone knew each... More
When I phoned for reservations, Nat told me "Welbourne is a home, not a hotel, so if no one is here, just go into the front hall and there'll be a note on the table telling you where your room is. Cocktails are at 7." Yes, Welbourne is an authentic historic home, and you are a paying guest not a... More
My wife and I were looking for a place to go just for a change of pace. I particularly wanted a place filled with history and little connection with what is usually going on in this world of ours. Just outside Middleburg, VA there is just such a place called Welbourn. It takes you back to a much simpler time;... More
Breakfast was excellent and plenty however the home exterior and interior needs some attention and kept a little cleaner . The furnishings were unique and the host were pleasant. We are not sure how the air operates so you kind of get what you get. The dogs were friendly and not a problem.The grounds could also use some upkeep. Just... More
Nat and Sherry could not have been more welcoming...we booked this last minute, they were so accommodating, the rooms are beautiful, but the company was the highlight...drinks 'til nearly midnight...beautiful breakfast (you'll feel as if you're in Downton Abbey)...the people were really the best though. I got my car stuck and everyone helped, a neighbor was even prepared to come... More
Perfect relaxing stay, I say home from home, I only dream of a home like this!! so beautiful, faded elegance as their website explains - it is not 5 star, but a true old home experience. I urge anyone looking for something a little more authentic than the usual B&Bs to try it - you will love it.
There are positives to the experience - the innkeepers are charming, breakfast is delicious, and the house has historic charm. The negatives- it was 20 degrees Fahrenheit at night during our stay and the first night, the boiler was not turned on. The second night of our stay, the heater was set to 58 degrees. It was absolutely freezing in... More
This place is truly a gem! Friendly owners with a house full of history and interesting people. I am not sure if they do it every night but on the weekend nights we stayed, they host a cocktail hour in the sitting room with a nice warm fire, attended by guests at the inn, the owners, tenets of the various... More
We just returned from a lovely stay at the Welbourne! Nat and Sherry could not be more hospitable and delightful to be with! They offer true Southern hospitality! The house has lots of character and is steeped in history and the grounds are beautiful and wonderful to explore! What a treat to stay with these wonderful people in this special... More


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Large Caps - Any good?
I managed to "rescue" these caps from an industrial machine.
They are very large but the capacitance & voltages don't seem that high compared to modern day sizes. (CD case in pic to give idea of size) The first is an LCR 2500uF 350Volt - about the size of two stacked cans of beans and roughly the same diameter - I think this is a polyprop but I can't find anything on the interweb. Any good, do you reckon? The rest are Mallory elec caps. They are 1100uF 450V & 150V and finally a Plessey 1.5uF 400V poly cap? I'm thinking of trying the LCR on a PS but would be concerned about strain on the rectifiers at startup. Whatdaya think? Worth keeping? |
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Re: Large Caps - Any good?
Of course it is not a polyprop, it is an electrolytic. These caps can take high ripple currents and that's one of the reasons they are so big. LCR is above average sounding cap ime. You can limit the current with a resistor and switch at startup. A choke input filter will also help. |
12th August 2008, 05:15 PM | #4 |
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Hi jkeny
The LCR cap was made in May 1990 around 18 years old. If the machine was running there is a possibility it is still good. But if it has been sitting for a while you will need to reform the cap. Mark |
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LCR cap says 36MA (this is not a lot of ripple - if that is what it means) on the cap sleeve & I don't see any + or - terminal symbols or colours on the pins or cap sleeve - this is why i thought it was a film type. How do I know which is pos terminal then?
Mark did you find info on-line on the LCR cap? What about the Mallory caps - any use holding onto them? |
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Sorry, you are right - I found the + symbol on the top of the LCR cap buried under some dust!
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Garden Tool: A common question gardeners have is when to prune. "When the shears are sharp!" is the often-heard answer. In reality there are a few timing guidelines that do matter.
First of all, certain trees are known to "bleed" when pruned while the sap is rising in late winter and early spring. Maples, dogwoods, birch, elm, walnut and honey locust are the most common.
Bleeding usually won't hurt the tree, but the pruning cuts are slower to heal which may leave susceptible trees vulnerable to infection. These trees should be pruned right after leaves fall off in autumn.
Cherry trees are at risk from the destructive cherry bark tortrix. The tortrix is attracted to fresh pruning cuts, so cherry trees should not be pruned between May and August when the tortrix is active.
Spring flowering shrubs should be pruned immediately after flowering so that the new growth has time to form next year's flower buds. Summer flowering shrubs may be pruned in winter because flowers are formed on this season's growth.
Pruning resources online:
- A guide to pruning trees and shrubs from University of Minnesota Extension
- A Google search of "pruning" limited to .edu sites (Cooperative Extensions links)
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Garden Tool: Winter is a good time to prune because the branch structure of trees and shrubs is clearly visible. Winter is certainly not the only time for pruning, but the list of competing garden chores is typically shorter in winter. Here are a few websites to check out before pulling out the pruning saw:
- Washington State University, Mt. Vernon - a primer on pruning fruit trees;
- http://www.homeorchardsociety.org/growfruit/trees/how-to-prune-fruit-trees/ - five principles for pruning fruit trees;
- Plant Amnesty on pruning hybrid tea roses;
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- Virginia Cooperative Extension - basic pruning shrub guide with illustrations.
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Garden Tool: By Thanksgiving most leaves have fallen off deciduous trees. Some people feel a strong desire or obligation to prune when they see these naked trees. If you're one of these people remember that most trees and shrubs don't require regular pruning, other than to remove dead, dying or diseased branches. However, if some correction or thinning is necessary arm yourself with one of the excellent pruning books:
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- The Pruning of Trees, Shrubs and Conifers by George Brown (Timber, $29.95) - This classic reference work has been revised and enlarged by Tony Kirkham to reflect recent advancements in pruning; it includes a plant by plant guide to special considerations.
- An Illustrated Guide to Pruning by Edward Gilman (Delmar, $26.25) - A text book for professionals or serious gardeners, this book includes information on training young trees and has many illustrations.
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Date: 2007-04-03
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Garden Tool: Use the right tool for the job. Bypass pruners (with blades arranged like scissors) make the cleanest cut. Anvil pruners may feel more powerful, but the blade tends to crush small branches, leaving a jagged wound more vulnerable to rot. But anvil pruners are essential if wrists are weak. If bypass pruners aren't working it's time to move up to a lopper or a pruning saw. For a concise discussion of all the various pruning tools go to: http://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/pruningtools.html
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American Horticultural Society Pruning and Training. Christopher Brickell, editor. New York: DK publishing. 1996
This book gives detailed instructions on how and when to prune trees, shrubs, fruit trees, vines and roses. With good basic background information on general pruning techniques, pruning guesswork is eliminated. The book also explains how to do specialized methods of training like turning your hedge into a living sculpture.Season: All Season
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THE CONTENDER: Claude Noel
IN precisely one year, Manitoba Moose coach Claude Noel has moved around to the other side of the fence.
Last spring, he was told he would not continue with the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets, the organization that had temporarily promoted him to be the man in charge behind the bench when it fired Ken Hitchcock with 24 games to go.
Noel, now 55, guided the Jackets to a 10-8-6 mark down the stretch but it still wasn't good enough to qualify the expansion franchise for the playoffs, a second season reached only once previously by the organization.
Columbus could move no higher than 14th out of 15 Western Conference teams, it was so far behind when Hitchcock was let go.
Noel, Hitchcock's assistant, thought he was well-positioned to be the head coach going forward. He figured that his inside knowledge of the team's personnel gave him a distinct advantage for the future, but Jackets GM Scott Howson and Columbus management determined that a fresh start with former Moose coach Scott Arniel was a better play.
Noel was out of work no more than a week before the Moose and GM Craig Heisinger acted and with a strong endorsement from the Vancouver Canucks' management, it turned out to be a trade -- Noel for Arniel.
In charge of the Moose for 2010-11, Noel was confident from the beginning but never presumptuous. He insisted that his team reveal itself, rather than having a style and identity rammed down the players' throats.
All kinds of circumstances of injuries and call-ups plagued the Moose from November to April. And the sense of anticipation from players and fans persisted through the season -- when was Noel, the man with the extensive background, a dynamic philosophy and more than his share of success at the AHL level, going to bring out the best in the Moose?
The answer turned out to be later than most expected, but the club, despite its glaring holes, banded together and played admirably in the playoffs, rallying from 3-1 down to win the first round and rallying from 3-2 down in the second round only to lose in triple overtime of Game 7.
That body of work certainly helped Noel's resumé, and even though his NHL experience and success is limited and not best-in-category in the current derby, it makes him a favourable candidate for True North.
This time, however, Noel will be perceived as the agent of change if the new NHL franchise wishes to have a "fresh" start and is to have a new head coach.
-- Tim Campbell
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Post Hurricane Sandy update: what's open and what's not
Find out which city spots have reopened post-Hurricane Sandy (like the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge), plus which places are still closed.
Fri Dec 14 2012
Amazingly, nearly seven weeks have passed since the "storm of the century" hit our shores, and for many residents in the city's low-lying areas, the effects of Hurricane Sandy continue to be an immense challenge. Yet the storm's aftermath has affected numerous family-friendly city sights as well. With the holidays approaching, we decided to put together a Hurricane Sandy update, with recent news on NYC attractions that have reopened in recent weeks and others that are still closed.
Bowne & Co. Stationers, an old-fashioned letterpress shop at 211 Water Street that's owned and operated by the South Street Seaport Museum (and is a must-see spot for city kids), has been open since Thanksgiving. But the museum itself, despite announcing its reopening for December 14, remains closed (see below).
The Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum has just announced that it will reopen on Friday, December 21. All exhibits will be up and running except for the Space Shuttle Enterprise exhibit, which will remain closed for repairs. Two-for-one ticket coupons, which can be downloaded from the museum's Facebook and Twitter pages, are good through February 15.
Mega sports complex Chelsea Piers and its Sky Rink reopened on December 1, which we reported on a couple of weeks ago.
National Park Service sites that were closed but have now reopened include downtown's African Burial Ground National Monument; Federal Hall, where Washington took the country's first oath of office; and St. Paul's Chapel. The Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace in Gramercy-Flatiron reopened a month ago, and within Gateway National Recreation Area, Hamilton Beach Park, Frank Charles Park, Great Kills Park and Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge were deemed safe to reopen in the past few weeks.
The South Street Seaport Museum, which was supposed to reopen on Friday, December 14, sadly had to cancel the opening day festivities due to a lack of electricity in its galleries. When it does open, it will debut two new exhibitions: "A Fisherman's Dream: Folk Art by Mario Sanchez" and "Street Shots NYC," a show of street photography. While its core exhibits and historic ships got through the storm with little to no damage, the museum has been without heat or electricity since Sandy hit.
Downtown's New York City Police Museum, which suffered extensive water damage, remains closed. There's no word yet there on a reopening date.
Some NPS sites that have not yet reopened are also among its most popular. The Statue of Liberty (which was poised to reopen after a yearlong renovation just a day before Sandy hit) and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum are still closed, as is Castle Clinton in Battery Park. Gateway spots that remain shuttered due to safety issues include Fort Wadsworth, Fort Tilden, Breezy Point, Jacob Riis Park and Floyd Bennett Field, among others. For more information on the National Park Service's restoration progress, click here.
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'Ain't Misbehavin'' is Forestburgh finale
FORESTBURGH, NY — The Forestburgh Playhouse brings to life the '20s and '30s in the 1978 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, "Ain't Misbehavin'," featuring the music of the legendary Fats Waller. The musical will run from Tuesday, August 23 through Sunday, September 4, with evening performances presented every Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and matinee performances on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. Read more
I am a camera…
It's yet another expression that floats in and out of my consciousness from time to time. I find myself saying it more and more as I wander the countryside snapping away. Years ago, while working for a different newspaper, I consistently got the same note at staff meetings: "decent copy, lousy pictures." Outraged, I defended myself by insisting that I am not a photographer, but a writer who is forced to take pictures along the way. Read more
DVO celebrates silver with gala concert
NARROWSBURG, NY — The Delaware Valley Opera (DVO) will celebrate its Silver Anniversary with a gala concert, "Singers of the Valley," to be held at the company's longtime home in the Tusten Theater on Saturday, August 27 at 8 p.m. Celebrating 25 years as a major contributor to the artistic life of the area, the DVO has organized a group of DVO artists from the past and current seasons to regale the audience, singing a program of popular and operatic favorites. Read more
Fawns and farm animals
There was a tent at the Wayne County Fair off on a side alley where kids could pet and feed little deer fawns for three dollars. You could purchase a photo of your child with the fawns for $10 or pay extra to go in to take a photo with your own camera. It was a popular tent. Mostly the clientele was toddlers with their mothers. Babies petting babies. Read more
River talk: choose life
Talk throughout the river corridor lately has been focused on a series of preventable drownings in the Upper Delaware River—three within an eight-day period — and five since the season began. Had the victims been wearing lifejackets, they might be alive today. Read more
Pollination: an important summer job
The warm days of midsummer bring forth many colorful blooms from ornamental plants and wildflowers alike. The brilliant colors of these flowers serve to attract many different species of critters; they feed or utilize the nectar present at the base of the petals. When animals harvest this nectar, they accidentally perform another important function: pollination. Read more
Summerfest and the Hardy Brothers Cup
Saturday, August 6 found the Tangler and friends wandering through the various stands of vendors exhibiting their wares at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center's Summerfest weekend. Wow, bargains galore. I picked up a number of Mustad hooks at a price of $6 a hundred. They were the old-style Mustad hooks but at that price, a steal of a deal. There were excellent prices on fly-tying materials and hardcover books that are often hard to find. Dennis Menscer, the bamboo rod builder from Hancock, NY, delivered my new eight-foot, five-weight rod. Read more
Cochecton park is a winner
LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — This pirate ship is one of the principal features of the Cochecton Ambulance Corps Park, which won first place in the B category of the Sullivan Renaissance Awards.
There will be an official opening ceremony for the park on Saturday, September 24 at 11 a.m., with a ceremony followed by a community barbeque.
Lumberland celebrates awards
GLEN SPEY, NY — Eagle Scout candidate Brian Hazen, left, and his grandmother, Kathy Bisland, who is chairman of the Lumberland Parks and Recreation Committee, presented their town board with the Sullivan Renaissance (SR) Award they received for Best Garden Design, Category C, Excellence in Garden Design and Sustainability at the town board meeting on August 11. Read more
A photographic perspective on the reservoir construction
GRAHAMSVILLE, NY — A new photo exhibition is currently on view at The Time and the Valleys Museum titled "A Glimpse into the Building of the Rondout and Neversink Reservoirs and Connecting Tunnels." Direct from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Archives in New York City, these rarely seen photos show a unique view of the workers who built the Rondout and Neversink reservoirs and the Delaware and Neversink tunnels. Read more
'The Social Network' at Liberty summer movie series
LIBERTY, NY — The third installment of the 2011 Summer Outdoor Movies series, on Friday, August 19, will be "The Social Network," the 2010 winner of multiple Academy Awards and Golden Globes.
Starring Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake, the movie chronicles the history of Facebook, from the beginnings in 2003 to what has now become a global social network that revolutionized communication.
Showtime is approximately 8 p.m. The Summer Stage is located next to LaPolt Park at 120 North Main Street.
'Plants, Flowers, Fruits & Vegetables' in Wurtsboro
WURTSBORO, NY — An art exhibit titled "Plants, Flowers, Fruits & Vegetables" will be presented at the Wurtsboro Art Alliance from August 20 through September 18, with an opening reception on Saturday, August 20, from 2 to 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served, featuring locally produced wine from Basha Kill Vineyards. Music will be provided by Bill Leuszler on guitar. The reception is free and open to the public. Read more
Museum hosts 'wacked-out' trio
CUDDEBACKVILLE, NY — The Neversink Valley Museum of History and Innovation will hold a concert fundraiser starring Kenny Young and the Eggplants on Saturday, August 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the D & H Canal Park visitor's center, 58 Hoag Road.
Kenny Young and the Eggplants are a not easily described semi-acoustic trio. The band members, who insist that they first met while training to be astronauts at an undisclosed location near the New Jersey Meadowlands, are Eddie Logue (percussion of various sorts), Gil Shuster (bass and role model for children) and Kenny Young (acoustic guitar and vocals). Read more
Rags and blues at SUNY Sullivan
LOCH SHELDRAKE, NY — Acclaimed pianist Peter Muir will present a concert titled "Rags, Blues and All That Jazz" as the final event in the college's Summer of Fun Series at 7 p.m. on Thursday, August 25.
Muir, who holds a Ph.D. in musicology, is an acknowledged authority on American music. A graduate of London's Royal College of Music, he has performed all over the world.
Tickets cost $20 for adults and $12 for children under 13. They can be purchased at the door the night of the performance or in advance by calling 845/434-5750, ext. 4472.
Historic schoolhouse open to public
MILFORD, PA — The Pike County Historical Society (PCHS) recently partnered with Steve Metzger, proprietor of Apple Valley, to make the old Schocoppee Schoolhouse, located in Apple Valley Village, available for viewing.
The little red schoolhouse originally stood at the intersection of Fire Tower Road and Schocoppee Road, about a mile west of the present day location. It was donated to the Pike County Historical Society in 1976, taken apart plank by plank, and reconstructed at the new site. Read more
Less known railroads
LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — Morgan Outdoors will host historian and author Michael Kudish, presenting a geographic tour of three historic tributary railroads that connected with the Ontario & Western (O&W) main line, on Saturday, August 20 at 7 p.m. The free public program will include a series of hand-drawn maps from Kudish's book "Where Did the Tracks Go in the Catskills?" just published by Purple Mountain Press. Read more
'If U Want Me, U Can Have Me, Right NOW!!'
NARROWSBURG, NY — "If U Want Me, U Can Have Me, Right NOW!!," a one-woman show written and performed by Elizabeth Rose, will be performed at the Tusten Theatre at 210 Bridge Street on Saturday, August 20 at 8 p.m. The cost is $20, with a $2 discount for advance sales. Read more
Festival to celebrate Broadway completion
MONTICELLO, NY — The Village of Monticello will hold the Broadway Craft & Farm Fest on Sunday, August 21 from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The festival will be held at the vacant lot on the corner of Broadway and St. John's Street. A portion of Broadway (from Bank Street to Liberty Street) will also be closed off for most of the day. Read more
Liberty Free holds Rent Money Reading
KAUNEONGA LAKE, NY — Liberty Free Theatre will present its last Rent Money Reading of the summer at the Beekman House Pavilion across from the Fat Lady Cafe in Kauneonga Lake. It will present two comedies, "Waltzing De Niroby" and "Mafia on Prozacby." The readings are fundraisers to help defray the rental cost of The Liberty Free Theatre's home base in Liberty. The suggested donation is $15. Call 845/292-3788.
Contra dancing at the Grange
GALILEE, PA — The Unity Grange holds contra dances every third Saturday of the month, thorugh December. The next dance will be on Saturday, August 20, starting at 7 p.m. with a children's dance, followed by a family dance with instruction for beginners at 7:30 p.m. Live music will be provided by Patrons of Husbandry, and callers are Lucia Ruedenberg-Wright and Laurie Brongo.
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Pool was nice. Morgan's restaurant was Great!!! Staff was fun.
We loved the friendly helpful staff as well as the great location.
Excellent Breakfast. Quiet. Free newspapers. Friendly staff.
Rooms are starting to need a bit of maintenance. Since rooms are in separate 4 room buildings, you need to walk outside to have breakfast, go to front desk, etc.
Fireplace in the room
Outside steps were not even distance for each step.
I liked the breakfast that was available every morning.
I enjoyed the whirlpool but I think it should be only for adults! And the pool itself I thought could've been cleaner. The water was soo cloudy, my husband wouldn't even go into the pool!
The staff quick service the atmosphere the luxury feel mixed with family / romantic get away Split rock cafe staff are great and have awesome memories always greet you with a smile !
The water pressure was terrible in the shower House keeping was relentless at early hours as I am a night owl Beds were stiff cable isn't much to watch there but I wasn't there for the tv either so win some you lose some
I have stayed in many hotels and I have never seen a cleaner room. I was so impressed- I could not find fault at all. The staff were impressive - they were focused on their customer and providing excellent customer service, it was obvious they enjoyed what they did and actually enjoyed each other. Appreciated the shuttle service to and from airport. I will stay here again and go thru Kayak.
The staff was very nice and helpful.
Nothing that I dindn't like.
Staff was nice. Room was good. Breakfast had muffins
Staff seemed friendly at front desk.
Toilet flooded bathroom.Waited 3 hours for repair/cleaning.Floor in rm needed vacuuming, cleaning staff told me they were almost done for the day and that I could take their vacuum and do it myself.
The beds were very comfortable and clean. Bathroom was very spacious. This was the first time I stayed at a Fairfield Inn.
The only thing that would have been nice is to have a refrigerator.
Friendly staff and everything was clean, even with construction going on in the hotel.
Friendly staff, clean and quiet room and GREAT breakfast!
door had to be slammed to close. vending machines did not work in more then 1 location
Our room was damp and there was MOLD/MILDEW on the ceiling, MOLD/MILDEW in the shower, pubic hair on a "just cleaned" toilet, coffee spill still on the sink counter. The restaurant only served frozen pizza. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!
The. Shower temp was very variable. Hot to ice cold and back in a few seconds. We didn't get our wake up call. Otherwise we were happy with everything. The breakfast was great. Eggs, potatoes and sausage. Got a free mall of America coupon book.
Room was well kept and clean. I liked the set-up with the desk in a different section of the room and the bed. Made if feel less like a motel room.
Little bit hard to get back to from the road since it shares the entry way with the Hampton.
Bathroom was clean
AC wasn't working in our part of the building, poor internet quality and poor communication by staff. Rooms were dirty in general, but as mentioned, bathroom seemed clean.
Great room that was spacious and comfortable
Slow replacement of foods at breakfast
There were three adults in our group. We asked for a refrigerator in the room and they sent one up immediately.
It was what we wanted for one night and we enjoyed the pool.
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