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The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office April 15, 2013:
Town of Adams: 11.20 acres, 15960 County Route 84, Ronald A. McNitt and Heather L. McNitt, Adams, sold to Terese E. Bibbins and Noel D. Bibbins, Mannsville $225,000
Towns of Adams and Ellisburg: Two parcels, 72.10 acres, town of Adams; 50 acres, town of Ellisburg, no addresses given, William H. Larkin, Adams Center, sold to Noel D. Bibbins and Terese E. Bibbins, Mannsville $50,000
Town of Champion: 2.580 acres, intersection, state Route 26 and Harper Road, David W. Harper and Brenda Harper, Carthage, executors, estate of William A. Harper, late of Carthage, sold to Conrad D. Gerber and Jennifer L. Gerber, Lowville $95,000
City of Watertown: Burdick Street, Eric T. Swartz, Watertown, sold to Ricky Frazier, Watertown $50,000
Town of Pamelia: 1.50 acres, state Route 37, Route 37 RBC LLC, Watertown, sold to Griffs Redemption LLC, Watertown $325,000
Town of Pamelia: 0.46 acre, Aspen Street, Pleasant Acres Subdivision, Beacon Deerfield LLC, Fayetteville, sold to Jacob S. Desautels and Jessica Desautels, Fort Lee, Va. $223,500
Town of Cape Vincent: 0.6 acre, Carlton Drive, Victoria L. LaBarge, Copenhagan; Deborah A. Kehoe, Black River; and Patricia M. Barton, Clayton, sold to Jack C. Kile and Gail E. Kile, White Haven, Pa. $289,000
Village of Carthage: 0.91 acre, West End Avenue, Joseph W. Percoski and Cindy L. Percoski, Carthage, sold to Justin Andrew Hutchinson, Fort Drum $109,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office April 16, 2013:
Town of Lyme: South Shore Road, estate of Bessie L. Lanphear, by Harvey W. Lanphear, executor, and individually, Chittenango; Beverly J. Heller, Hudson, Fla., and Gary Lanphear, Chittenango, sold to Harvey W. Lanphear and Virginia M. Lanphear, Chittenango $60,000
Hamlet of Belleville: 2.7 acres, 7769 state Route 289, Annette M. Abbott, Rome, sold to Joshua Abbott and Kirstin Abbott, Belleville $25,000
Town of Pamelia: Lot 12, proposed subdivision of land owned by Francis X. and Helen Caprara, Green Lake Associates LLC, Tully, sold to Sciuga Corp., Solvay $30,000
Town of Cape Vincent: Lot 2, St. Lawrence Subdivision, Leilah J. Diekman and Bernard C. Diekman Jr., co-trustees, Leilah J. Diekman Revocable Trust, Watertown, sold to Bernard C. Diekman III and Daryl Diekman, Watertown $100,000
City of Watertown: 126 Ward St., Jerry J. Vecchio, dba JWN Enterprises, Watertown, sold to Elena T. Clark, Watertown $178,000
City of Watertown: Two parcels, Phelps Street, Davidson Street, Markeith A. Graves and Katja Graves, Watertown, sold to Christopher A. Benson, Calcium $154,000
Town of Watertown: 1.34 acres, West Street, Aaron A. Netto, Watertown, sold to Tyler R. Bartlett and Michelle A. Bartlett, Watertown $415,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office April 17, 2013:
Town of Pamelia: Wayside Drive, John L. Fargo, Watertown, sold to Michael J. Schepis and Karen A. Schepis, Watertown $56,000
Village of Sackets Harbor: Broad Street, Harold Cring and Stephanie Cring, Sackets Harbor, sold to Walter Bielecki and Chantel Ornstein, both of Platte City, Mo. $295,000
Village of Brownville: 0.18 acre, 253 E. Main St., Terrance C. Smith, Brownville, sold to Jerry J. Vecchio, dba JWN Enterprises, Watertown $65,000
City of Watertown: 212 Phelps St., Shannon D. Simmons, Cape Vincent, sold to Eric Nguyen, Watertown $89,000
Town of Henderson: 1.7 acres, Harbor View Road, Travis Kuder, Henderson, sold to Randall A. Deruiter and Valerie L. Deruiter, Katy, Texas $138,000
City of Watertown: Three parcels, 513 Frontenac St., CitiMortgage Inc., OFallon, Mo., sold to Jonathan Remley, Watertown $35,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office April 18, 2013:
City of Watertown: Gotham Street, Richard Hodge, Cape Vincent, executor, will of Catherine M. Hodge, late of Watertown, sold to Aaron A. Netto, no address given $65,000
City of Watertown: 0.783 acre, Coffeen Street, Ossian Airways III Inc., Rochester, sold to Pemm LLC, Avon $555,000
Town of Pamelia: State Route 342, Ossian Airways III Inc., Rochester, sold to Pemm LLC, Avon $673,000
Town of Lyme: Six parcels, 12.03 acres, 8.34 acres, 8.47 acres, west of Hardscrabble Road; 49.61 acres, 22.67 acres, 1.39 acres, southwest of Hardscrabble Road, Linda A. Bird, Aurora, Ohio; Sally E. Mayfield, Deerwood, Minn.; John W. Logan Jr., Antioch, Ill.; Mark A. Logan, Cincinnati, Ohio; and Joan L. Bowen, Glencoe, Ill., sold to David V. Reindl, Watertown $980,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office April 19, 2013:
Towns of Watertown and Hounsfield: Two parcels, 50.7 acres, state Route 5; 57.5 acres, Hynes Road, Warren F. Babcock Jr., Watertown, sold to Harold W. Nohle and Chelsea L. Nohle, Mannsville $65,000
Town of LeRay: 0.50 acre, highway from Black River to Sanfords Corners, Eric G. Guy and Rebecca A. Guy, Black River, sold to David H. Cooper, Watertown $138,000
Town of Pamelia and City of Watertown: 19.646 acres, Plaza Drive, BL-Pamelia LLC, Syracuse, sold to Creek Wood II Housing Development Fund Co. Inc., as nominee for Creekwood II LLC, Buffalo $412,500
Town of Wilna: 20 acres, no address given, Clyde Beatty and Mary Beatty, Payneville, Ky., sold to Christopher Barboza and Tonya Barboza, Evans Mills $62,500
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The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office April 2, 2013:
Village of Canton: Two parcels, unknown acres, in Mile Square 4 of the 6th Range, Roy D. and Jean A. St. Andrews, Canton, sold to Jason A. Casey and Erin M. Bromley, Potsdam $140,980
Town of Colton: Unknown acres, in Section 21, bounded by state Route 56, Kenneth L. and Laura P. LaVigne, Norfolk, sold to Ronald J. Curtis, Canton $30,000
Village of Massena:Unknown acres, bounded by Hazel and Walnut avenues, Alexandra C. Markell, Ladson, S.C., sold to North Country Savings Bank, Canton$72,544
Town of Lawrence: 10 acres more or less, bounded by Fisk Road, Janet Martin, Valley Falls, sold to Sue Breen, Fulton $45,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office April 3, 2013:
Town of Stockholm: Unknown acres, in Mile Square Lots 32 and 42, bounded by Grist Mill Lot, Paul B. and Catherine H. Compeau, Brasher Falls, sold to Gerald A. and Jacqueline M. Diles, Winthrop $29,500
Town of Norfolk: Two parcels, unknown acres, in Mile Square 53, bounded by County Highway 40, Joann B. Snider, Massena and Richard Snider, Massena, sold to Richard and Deborah Snider, Massena $40,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office April 4, 2013:
Town of Morristown: 6.95 acres more or less, bounded by English Settlement Road, Philippe J. Bertrand, Ogdensburg, Georgette M. Young, East Syracuse, Louise S. Crann, Newton, N.J., Jacques Bertrand, Suffolk, Va., Bernard M. Bertrand, Ogdensburg, Marcel M. Bertrand, Brookline, Mass., Gisele Carney, Surfside Beach, S.C., and J. Donald Bertrand, Ogdensburg, sold to Marcel M. Bertrand, Brookline, Mass. $42,000
Town of Fowler: Two parcels, 1) 0.819 of an acre more or less, and 2) 0.68 of an acre more or less, both in Lot 79, bounded by Cross Road, Norman J. and Jacquelyn A. Young, Carthage, sold to Clark R. Porter, Gouverneur $45,000
Town of Fine: Two parcels, 1) 1.807 acres more or less, and 2) unknown acres, both bounded by Lake Road and Colby Street, Robert D. and Carlota G. Loeb, Leaky, Texas, sold to Robert P. Tebo III and Virginia Tebo, Star Lake $162,000
Town of Pitcairn: Unknown parcels and unknown acres, bounded by state Route 3, Land First Inc., Lacona, sold to Derek E. and Andrea Tarolli, Warners $130,000
Town of Massena: Two parcels, 1) 1 acres more or less, and 2) unknown acres, both bounded by Massena Springs and South Racket River Road, Marie R. Ryan, Potsdam, sold to Chad W. Amo, Massena $38,500
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office April 5, 2013:
Town of Lawrence: Three parcels, 1) 1 5/100 acres more or less, and 2 and 3) unknown acres, all bounded by Deer River, William H. Sochia and Rose Marie K. Costanzo, North Lawrence, sold to Evan S. Harper Jr. and Connie J. Harper, Parishville $42,800
City of Ogdensburg: Unknown parcels and unknown acres, in Lots 4 and 5 of Block 21, Michael G. Armano (ancillary administrator), Estate of Joseph N. Armano, Ogdensburg, sold to Mark T. and Martha M. Valley, Ogdensburg $45,000
Town of Madrid: Four parcels, 1) 6.72 acres more or less, 2) 3.44 acres more or less, 3) 36.36 acres more or less, and 4) 53 62/100 acres more or less, all bounded by Chipman Corners and Dennis roads, Clark Baker, Madrid, sold to Kevin and Phyllis Acres, Madrid $130,000
Village of Norwood: Town of Potsdam, unknown acres, in Lot 4, bounded by Morgan Street, Stacy M. Sessions, Norwood, sold to David Fortune, West Chazy $147,000
Town of Rossie: Six parcels, 1) 103 40/100 acres more or less, 2) 11 90/100 acres more or less, 3) 1/2 acre more or less, 4) 40 79/100 acres more or less, 5) 93/100 of an acre more or less, and 6) 2 81/100 acres more or less, all in Ore Bed Tract, Ronald and Marion Monica, Gouverneur, sold to Eli and Mary Zook, Ebensburg, Pa. $160,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office April 8, 2013:
Town of Massena: Unknown acres, in Lot 1 of Block 102, bounded by Stearns Street, Alexander Jock, Massena, sold to Wendall D. and Sandra Jock, Hogansburg, and Frederick Jock, Massena $65,000
Town of Russell: Unknown acres, in Lots 2 and 4, bounded by McCarthy Road, Douglas R. Dodge, Oswego, sold to Otis M. and Grace M. Woods, Gouverneur $45,000
Town of Potsdam: 5 acres more or less, bounded by Flat Rock Road, Paul L. Brown, Potsdam, sold to Rosemary Forbes, Potsdam $60,000
Village of Potsdam: 0.11 of an acre more or less, bounded by Market Street, Joanne M. Lepine, Dixmont, Maine, sold to Darrell L. and Laurie B. Christensen, King George, Va. $43,000
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NAMI Report on Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health
Did you know that Asian American teenage girls have the highest rate of depressive symptoms of any racial, ethnic or gender group, yet Asian Americans have the lowest utilization of mental health services? What can be done to change it? This and many other important considerations are addressed in the report released last month based on an Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health Listening Session hosted by NAMI. Read more.
Sharing Hope: Partnering with African-American Congregations
With the release of updated materials and the announcement of new grant opportunities, NAMI continues to expand its outreach and education efforts to African-American congregations across the country under the banner of Sharing Hope. This innovative program spreads a message of support and healing for those affected by mental illness by reaching out to interact with faith communities, a place of strength for many African-American families. Read more.
StrengthofUs.org: Live a Better Life through Community
With its first anniversary, StrengthofUs celebrates reaching more than 1,600 members and introduces new interactive resources and celebrity videos.
StrengthofUs.org is NAMI's online resource center and social networking website for young adults (aged 18-30) living with mental health conditions. It exists to empower young adults to live out their dreams and goals through peer support and resource sharing. We believe every young adult deserves to feel hopeful, supported and encouraged to love who they are. Read more.
Chicago, Here We Come!
Register for the NAMI 2011 Convention by March 15 to be eligible for the discounted "Super Saver" rate of $210.
The program for this year's convention, to be held in Chicago, July 6-9, is almost complete. NAMI is thrilled to announce that Jessie Close, sister of academy award winner Glenn Close and the inspiration for BringChange2Mind.org, will be a keynote speaker at the Opening Plenary on Thursday, July 7. In addition to some great learning opportunities, NAMI be providing multiple opportunities for networking and some unusual-and really fun-activities, including dancing under the stars, a poetry slam, wellness activities, a homecoming party and theatrical performances.
Chicago is truly a wonderful city and the Chicago Hilton Hotel is ideally located for attendees to take advantage of all the city has to offer. Within a 10-minute walk of the Hilton there are many terrific attractions, including the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, Buckingham Fountain and more.
Visit the NAMI Convention web pages for more information including scholarship opportunities.
- Rebbie Jackson and family recently visited the NAMI office while in Washington, D.C. for a stop on her Pick Up the Phone suicide prevention tour. Jackson's message is inspired by the experiences of her daughter, Yashi Brown, who was diagnosed with mental illness as a young adult. Mother and daughter have given many recent interviews discussing the experiences of facing the family's struggles while in the celebrity spotlight and promoting Brown's new book of poetry, Black Daisy in a White Limousine.
- Steve Puibello, member of NAMI's LGBT Networking Group, is featured in the Spring 2011 issue of Sane Magazine. In the article, Puibello shares his story of overcoming the obstacles in his life, including dual diagnosis, to find a path of recovery and become a strong advocate and fundraiser for mental health and HIV/AIDS among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.
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New Resources
Youth Mental Illness in Indian Country: Addressing a National Failure
Laurie Flynn discusses the need for attention on suicide prevention among Native American youth and celebrates the February launch of the Center for Native American Youth, a new policy program at the Aspen Institute in Washington DC on the TeenScreen blog. Flynn is the executive director of the TeenScreen National Center for Mental Health Checkups at Columbia University and former executive director of NAMI.
¡Avanzamos! Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Family-to-Family
The latest issue of ¡Avanzamos!, NAMI's popular bilingual publication (all articles provided in both Spanish and English), is coming soon to a mailbox near you. With a sleek new look, this issue honors the thousands of NAMI volunteers who help spread the word about mental illness, recovery and available support through NAMI signature programs throughout the country. In celebration of its 20th anniversary, Joyce Burland, Ph.D. shares the story of how she was inspired to create the NAMI Family-to-Family education program. This issue also features stories of the growth and impacts of other NAMI programs, all of which now available to Spanish-speakers.
Click here to subscribe to ¡Avanzamos! in print or electronic format and access previous issues in the web archive.
Upcoming Events
- Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum VOICES 2011 Conference: "Purposeful leadership for tangible outcomes" May 16-17, Washington, D.C.
- 8th Annual Shining Lights: Outstanding Leadership for a Better Future for Hispanics Awards Gala, sponsored by the National Center for Hispanic Mental Health, June 9, West Orange, N.J.
Join Us in Making a Positive Impact
Personalized fundraising is now available for NAMI supporters. Personal web pages allow you to share your personal story, thoughts and memories while helping change the lives of people affected by mental illness. Creating and sharing your own page is easy—NAMI has provided all the necessary tools for building the web page, sending emails, setting fundraising goals, collecting donations and sending acknowledgement to your supporters.
CELEBRATE the journey of recovery.
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In a recent article about the Honorable Representative Robert Flaherty, Mr. Flaherty states, he made it his priority to ensure that Warwick received its fair share of school aid. In my opinion, he takes too much credit and I respectfully disagree with his assertion.
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The Student Wellness Initiative Toward Community Health (SWITCH) and Molson Coors Canada teamed up to serve Thanksgiving dinner on Saturday, October 10th at SWITCH from 11am – 1:30pm. With help from sponsorship support, a few Molson Coors Canada employees and student volunteers, SWITCH served a free come and go turkey dinner to residents of Saskatoon's core neighbourhoods. "We're thrilled to be able to help." says Devin Baxter, Sales Manager Molson Coors Canada and volunteer. "Molson Coors Canada supports making good nutrition available to those who cannot afford it." What better way than by inviting all of SWITCH's clients in for a free Thanksgiving dinner?" In addition to lending a helping hand, Molson Coors Canada made a $7500.00 donation to SWITCH.
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Monday, September 29, 2008
CrockPot Honey Cake Recipe
Rosh Hashanah starts at sundown tonight. Last week, Brenda emailed me ask if I've ever made a honey cake in the crockpot. I hadn't. After I called my friend, Jennifer (yes, I realize all my friends are named Jennifer), I learned that honey cake is usually pretty dry and dense. She said "I don't like it, I won't eat it. But my dad does."
I really like Jennifer's dad, and was on a mission to make a moist honey cake---the crockpot delivers moist cakes.
Unless you burn it.
I messed this up completely. The cake was rising properly, smelled delicious, and was brown and pulling away from the sides of the crock. The top was still pretty jiggly, so I felt comfortable leaving it for 45 minutes on high while we went to swim lessons. I came home to a horrible burnt-cake smell. The top and middle was okay, but I threw the rest away.
That said! If I had taken the lid off, and watched it for about 30 minutes, I think this would have been wonderful. I'd love to hear back if anyone tries this;I was happy with the texture and flavor of the non-burnt portions.
The Ingredients. --2 1/2 cups all purpose flour (I used Pamela's baking mix. I DID add the additional baking powder and soda, and would recommend doing so.)
--2 tsp baking powder
--2 tsp cinnamon
--1/2 tsp baking soda
--1/2 tsp salt
--1/2 tsp cloves
--3 eggs, room temperature
--1 cup honey
--1 cup sugar
--1 cup oil
--1/2 cup coffee
--1/4 cup water
The Directions.
I used a 4 quart round crockpot. The batter fit nicely.
Grease and flour the inside of your crockpot. In a large mixing bowl, combine all of the dry ingredients, and then add the wet.
Mix on high speed for 2 minutes. Pour into your prepared crockpot.
Cover, but vent with a chopstick or the end of a wooden spoon.
Cook on high for 2 hours, then check. When the cake is beginning to pull away from the sides of the crock, uncover and continue to cook on high, checking every 20 minutes. The cake will be moist, but a toothpick should come out clean.
The Verdict.
Other than the horribly burnt parts, this was very tasty, and I enjoyed it a lot. Jen? Sign me up for honey cake next year for your dad. I won't burn it, I promise.
I was interviewed at Work It, Mom, and the interview is now live. Thank you, Nataly, for featuring A Year of CrockPotting!
31 comments:
- SaraK said...
Awww, sorry it burnt. I won't have time to try this before the holiday tonite, and I don't really think anyone would eat it at any other time, but I hope to try it next year!
- September 29, 2008 at 7:06 AM
- Joanna said...
The picture makes the cake look so tasty that I can't even tell that it's burnt. At least the inside of the cake is still edible. I would probably just scoop it out and eat it with Cool Whip. I've never had a Honey Cake, but I wanna try one.
- September 29, 2008 at 7:41 AM
- glutenfreeislife said...
That sounds yummy! Sorry that you burnt it. I hate when I do that!
I just may give this a try!
- September 29, 2008 at 8:19 AM
- Kim said...
That same thing happened to me when I tried to make the crock pot coconut cake you posted. Not sure what went wrong, except I should've checked it more often and not relied so much on a specific number of minutes!
- September 29, 2008 at 8:27 AM
Ah, sorry it burned Steph. It sounds pretty good although i have yet to be brave enough to do a cake in the cp (although i did your blueberry buckle and that rocked :) )
Anyway, i tried the Moroccan Lentil Soup this weekend and that was FANTASTIC. i didn't have pintos, thought i grabbed a can of white beans but wound up using 2 cans garbanzos. it was still great.
The turkey meatloaf w/cherries and blue cheese is up next.
Thanks again for all the great recipes. can't wait to see what's next.
- September 29, 2008 at 12:11 PM
- Jennifer P. said...
Hasn't it been like an ETERNITY since I've been here?!?! Haven't done much cooking through the summer, but now that fall is upon us--can't wait to pull out Alice the Crockpot again :)!
Honey cake sounds great to serve along side chili! :)
Glad to see you're still cooking Steph!
- September 29, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Russ said...
If I use flour - that doesn't have the extra stuff that Pamela's has - will it rise enough?
- September 29, 2008 at 1:46 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
yes. I'm beginning to think that the added leavening just makes Pamela's behave like AP flour.
- September 29, 2008 at 2:27 PM
OH NO - I have all the ingredients for this! Mixed it all together and added some golden raisins and steel cut oats (to help my cholesterol) and a couple of chopped apples.. to make it healthier... the batter is WAY too yummy.... I'm gonna go walk for two hours so I can eat a piece without too much guilt. Thanks for all the great recipes.. when the crock is free of cake I'm making turkey meat balls.. they were yummy! Shalom y'all!
- September 29, 2008 at 4:25 PM
- Cait said...
L'Shana Tova!
- September 29, 2008 at 6:07 PM
- Baby Bunching said...
Ok, I just found your blog. I couldn't imagine going a year with just my crockpot...even though I love it so. This is so awesome!!! Love it!
- September 29, 2008 at 6:17 PM
- JessicaLyn said...
So I'm sitting here planning our meals for the next week, so I can go grocery shopping tomorrow--you can say it, "wow, Jessica, you're so organized. You're such a planner" haha! You have so inspired me! : )
Anyway, my husband looks over my shoulder and points to my list of the days of the week and says "Chicken Spaghetti. Let's have chicken spaghetti one day this week."
What??? I haven't used the oven or the stove to cook a meal in weeks. Ever since I discovered the "Crockpot Lady" : )
Soooo, since I searched through all your chicken recipes and couldn't find chicken spaghetti, I'm going to experiment with making it in the crock.
wish me luck!!!
- September 29, 2008 at 6:28 PM
Mine came out a little burnt too - not too bad. I couldn't get it to cook all the way until I closed the lid; it was just a goopy mess in the middle....I'm a novice at this crock pot thing and my crock pot is from the middle ages. But overall I like it, ate too much of it. I sprinkled some powder sugar on it to get it a little more sweet tasting. It was good, gonna save a piece for my mom and then take the rest to work.. because it's good and I could eat the whole thing in a day or so. Thanks for another great recipe.
- September 29, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
lol, Julie, that's what I do with sweets! I eat my full, then give the rest away because I can't trust myself! I'm glad you liked it-----I'm interested in trying it out again, maybe in a cake or loaf pan, and elevating the pan a bit---I just got the neatest email that described putting an empty tuna can in the bottom of the crock to raise a baking dish.
- September 29, 2008 at 8:08 PM
i have no idea what that holiday is about, never heard of a honey cake and no idea how the two correlate...but the cake does sound good. i hope im not the only one living under this rock cause i sure feel dumb... cant give my name
- September 29, 2008 at 10:22 PM
- Jolene said...
JUST made this with the kids...OH SO GOOD and yummy for fall too! Try it out!
Crock Pot Carmels APples
16oz. bag caramel squares
1/4 cup milk
Apple wedges (skin may be left on or taken off) 1-2 wedges for each student.
Combine caramels and milk in crock-pot.
Cook on low for about 1 hour or until caramels melt and you have a thick dip. Add more milk for a thinner dip. Stir often.
Let student dip apple wedges in the caramel or drizzle the caramel on top of the apple wedges using a wooden spoon.
- September 30, 2008 at 1:43 AM
- Noor said...
Oh I make a Yemeni version of this cake and its pretty good. Their prob pretty much the same since a lot of Jewish are Yemeni :)...
The pics does look good. You should not have told it was not, lol we would have never known :)
- September 30, 2008 at 2:41 AM
That cake sounds really good. I discovered your blog last week and have been pouring over it. I tried the smoked meat and my husband loved it. Next week I hope to try the steak, potatoes & corn. Have you considered trying a pineapple upside down cake? Ummm... caramelized brown sugar.
- September 30, 2008 at 7:39 AM
Hmmm...what a shame that your friend, Jennifer, has had only dry honey cake. My honey cake recipe is moist and delicious. It's not a crock pot recipe, but for Jennifer's sake, here it is:
1/2 cup oil
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup applesauce
1 1/2 cups flour
1 1/4 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. salt
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1/4 tsp. ground cloves
Mix it all together. Pour into a greased 8" x 8" pan. Bake for 35-40 minutes at 350 degrees.
I'm sure the addition of the applesauce is what makes it so moist. And, what could be better than apples and honey together for Rosh HaShanah?
- September 30, 2008 at 10:48 AM
- Steph said...
mmm, another good one. gonna have to try this soon!
- September 30, 2008 at 7:30 PM
This was SO GOOD. Of course I had a comedy of errors: I only have a very old, huge crockpot and so i tried putting the batter in a Corningware dish....it started to overflow and burn. So i scooped out as much batter as I could, and put it in a greased cake pan and used the oven.
Still, this is the first cake I've had/made since going gluten free and IT WAS AWESOME. It is especially good with some applesauce on it.
I used Bob's Red Mill Pancake Mix that i had been ignoring, and it worked great.
- October 1, 2008 at 4:42 AM
- Hippie Mama Kelly said...
This was really good! I made it last night. My only problem was that after I mixed all the ingredients up I realized that I didn't have enough honey. So I added what I had and it still came out great! Thank you so much for this blog. I have tried tons of your recipes and they are always a hit with everyone!!
- October 1, 2008 at 6:35 AM
This is my first time to your blog and I am SUPER EXCITED about trying these recipes! I'm on a limited budget these days (like most of America, it seems) and I want to get at least as much use out of my crockpot as I do out of my next-largest electric appliance (the microwave). I also have a teeny tiny kitchen, so everything in it needs to have a reason for being there!
I hope you haven't hit crockpot fatigue just yet...hang in there! Thanks so much for this blog.
- October 1, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- Feisty Irish Wench said...
THIS would be why we own more than one crockpot, despite my husband's objections. He's going to see soon enough, that the entree goes in the oval 6 quart, and the dessert goes in the round 5 qt. I just haven't gotten around to doing that yet. Just like he hasn't gotten around to finishing the kitchen renovation.
- October 4, 2008 at 10:54 PM
Is the coffee you used brewed or just ground?
- February 2, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Anon,
it was brewed!
- February 2, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- Sarah said...
I was so excited to try this but unfortunately it came out terrible! I followed all directions and read the comments, but to no avail. I took the lid off after a little more than two hours when the edges were pulling from the sides, and then checked every 20 minutes for the next 3 hours. The top surface layer of the cake just wouldn't cook, even after I put the lid back on for about 25 more minutes, per a comment posted above me. After a total of 5 hours on the crock, I gave up and scooped off the gooey top layer and tried to slice off the very burned sides. The bottom also had about 1/4 inch of burn. We haven't tasted it yet but we'll see if the middle is any good. I'm not sure what went wrong but I'm definitely disappointed. I was so excited about baking in the crock!
- July 11, 2009 at 7:13 PM
- Tracey said...
I just took the top off of the crock pot and the smell was amazing! I used my smaller rectangular shaped slow cooker and it was done after 90 minutes. The kids are about ready to chew the countertop to get to the cake before it cools. Thanks for the awesome recipe!
- September 29, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- j said...
I just tried this recipe in my 6 quart slow cooker. I lined the bottom with tin foil because I was worried by all the reports of the cake burning. I let it cook for 2 hours and 20 minutes on high when the sides were visibly pulling from the sides but the top/middle never really set. I scooped off the uncooked portion and the cake is really good. The tinfoil allowed me to easily remove the cake from the pot and check to see how dark the bottom and sides were getting. I'm glad I pulled the cake out when I did!
Thank you for all the wonderful recipes!
- October 18, 2009 at 6:49 PM
I'm allergic to honey, so am gonna try molasses instead.
- September 30, 2012 at 2:05 AM
- Samantha said...
Hey Stephanie,
I have been making this recipe since I got your book for christmas a couple of years ago, and have replaced the honey with molasses in the recipe (as the first time I made it I didn't have enough honey on hand), and what a serendipitous "mistake" it was! I'm a molasses lover, but god was this cake good. Who would have thought?! Cake in a crock pot?!
Thank you!
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Jacks travel east...
Friday, Oct. 5, 2012
South Dakota State (2-7-1; 0-1-0 SL) at Fort Wayne (4-6-0; 0-1-0 SL)
Summit League standings: Fort Wayne, eighth; SDSU, ninth
Hefner Soccer Complex (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
7 p.m. ET
Series: SDSU leads 5-1-0
Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012
South Dakota State (2-7-1; 0-1-0 SL)* at Oakland (4-3-3; 1-0-0 SL)*
Summit League standings: Oakland, second; SDSU, ninth
OU Soccer Field (Rochester, Mich.)
1 p.m. ET
Series: Oakland leads 4-2-1
*Records do not include Friday's games (SDSU at Fort Wayne, Oakland vs. North Dakota State)
BROOKINGS, S.D. - The South Dakota State women's soccer team travels to Fort Wayne and Oakland in its first Friday, Sunday series of the conference schedule.
The Jacks enter Friday's conference game with a 2-7-1 overall record.
SDSU makes its longest trip of the season one week after its conference opener at North Dakota State. The Jacks dropped a tough decision to the Bison, 2-1 (2 OT).
Darci Miller, Stacy Guijarro and Christa Nyblom lead the Jackrabbit attack with six points each. Miller scored three goals, including the game-winning goal in the SDSU regular season opener at Green Bay. Guijarro scored three goals and boasts the best shots on goal percentage of the SDSU forwards at .714 with 10 shots on goal. Nyblom scored two goals and assisted on two more.
Diana Potterveld is second on the team with five points. Potterveld scored two goals on a team-high 25 shots and assisted on one more. Alyssa Brazil scored the other game-winning goal versus Northern Iowa.
Elisa Stamatakis recorded 35 saves, three shutouts and two wins through 10 games.
Head coach Lang Wedemeyer leads the Jackrabbits in his 13th season. Wedemeyer compiled a 112-88-26 record in his first 12 seasons.
Fort Wayne Mastodons - The Jacks face the Mastodons for the seventh time in school history. SDSU leads the all-time series 5-1-0. Fort Wayne's lone win was in 2009 in a 3-2 (2 OT) win at Fishback Soccer Park. SDSU is 2-0 at Fort Wayne by a combined score of 2-0 (1-0, 1-0 in 0T).
Last season, SDSU blew away IPFW in Brookings, 3-0.
The South Dakota State women's soccer team had two players score their first goals of the season in a 3-0 win over IPFW.
Career games for sophomores Darci Miller and Megan Kingston helped the Jacks stay undefeated in The Summit League with a win over the Mastodons on a windy Sunday in Brookings, S.D.
Kingston, a transfer, scored two goals for the Jacks, the first coming in the 22nd minute on a cross from Kayla Braffet. Kingston took the ball out of the air and placed it inside the near post.
The score was 1-0 at halftime, as SDSU controlled the ball despite being against a strong wind.
It did not take long for SDSU to add to its lead.
Fifteen minutes into the second half, Miller received a pass from Christa Nyblom and finished from the top-center of the box, putting the Jacks up 2-0.
The goal was her first of the season.
SDSU controlled the ball for the majority of the second half, as well, and continued to create scoring opportunities.
In the 89th minute, Kingston added another goal, putting an exclamation point on the already impressive performance. Miller was credited with the assist.
The Jacks outshot IPFW 22-2 in the game, including an 8-0 shots on goal advantage. SDSU held a 10-0 corner kicks advantage, as well.
The defense put in another solid performance, increasing its scoreless minutes streak to 589 minutes; 560 to start conference play. In addition, the Jacks did not surrender a shot on goal.
The two teams do not have a common opponent this season.
Last weekend, Fort Wayne opened its conference
schedule with a loss to league newcomer Omaha. The Mastodons dropped a 1-0
decision in Omaha, Neb. Fort Wayne faces SDSU travel partner NDSU on Sunday.
Oakland Golden Grizzlies - SDSU faces Oakland for the eighth time in school history. Oakland leads the all time series 4-2-1. Oakland is 3-0-1 in the last four meetings, two of which were last season. SDSU's last win was in 2008; a 1-0 win at The Summit League Championship in Macomb, Ill. SDSU is looking for its first win over the Golden Grizzlies in Rochester, Mich.
Last season, SDSU tied Oakland 0-0 (2 OT) in the regular season, but was defeated in The Summit League Championship 1-0 in Rochester, Mich.
On a cold Friday night in Brookings, S.D., the South Dakota State women's soccer team could not heat up the net, tying Oakland, 0-0 (2 OT).
The Jackrabbits dominated the game statistically, but could not find the go-ahead goal.
SDSU outshot the Golden Grizzlies 17-5, including an 8-0 shots on goal advantage. In addition to the eight shots on goal, the Jacks had two shots hit the crossbar.
In the 84th minute, Kayla Braffet hit a shot from just outside the box. The ball cut through the air towards the far post, striking the crossbar and bouncing straight down before being cleared out by an Oakland defender.
In the second overtime period, Caylee Costello also had a shot hit the crossbar. The shot deflected away from the goal and out of danger.
Aside from two shots that were saved by Oakland's goalkeeper, these were the best scoring opportunities the Jacks had all night.
Braffet and Kelsey Ferguson led the offensive attack with four shots apiece. Christa Nyblom took three shots, all of which were on goal.
The starters accounted for 16 of the Jacks 17 shots. SDSU also led in corner kicks, 3-2.
The defense had another solid game, as Kelli Herman, Courtney Higgins, Stéphanie Bérubé and Costello anchored the back line for the Jacks.
Goalkeeper Kat Donovan was not forced to make a single save.
In The Summit League Championship semifinal, the Golden Grizzlies got an early goal and SDSU could not find its way through the Oakland defense.
Six minutes and seven seconds into the game, a clearance was controlled by the Golden Grizzlies' forward and immediately played back into the box. The through ball found its mark and Oakland took a 1-0 lead.
The Jacks responded defensively, as Oakland continued to press but could not add to its lead.
The halftime score was 1-0 at halftime.
The second half was rather quiet for both teams, as OU moved into a defensive formation. The two teams went back and forth on counter attacks, but neither team could find the net.
The Jacks had a couple of decent scoring opportunities, but solid play by the Oakland defense and some unlucky breaks kept the score at 1-0.
The final effort for SDSU came on a set play, as the ball was loose in the box. Kayla Braffet got a piece of it, but between the bounce and OU defender, the shot sailed high and the clock eventually ran out.
SDSU did not find the equalizer.
The two teams do not have a common opponent this season.
Last weekend, Oakland opened its conference schedule with a win over Omaha. The Golden Grizzlies bested the Mavericks 1-0 in Omaha, Neb.
Oakland hosts North Dakota State on Friday.
North Dakota State Bison - The South Dakota State women's soccer team fought hard, but fell in the second overtime at NDSU, 2-1.
SDSU played even through 19 minutes of overtime, but the Bison took advantage of a header to score the game-winning goal with 40 seconds remaining in the second overtime.
The two teams were tied 0-0 at halftime.
Nine minutes into the second half, Christa Nyblom took the cross from Potterveld and scored from 12 yards out. The goal was the second of the season for Nyblom, on the first assist of the season for Potterveld.
SDSU was unable to hold the lead, however, as the Bison evened the score at 1-1 in the 81st minute.
Regulation ended in a 1-1 tie.
The first overtime period came and went without a score. SDSU continued to attack with two shots, but was unable to find the net.
In the second overtime, SDSU did not attempt a shot. The Bison attempted one shot and made it count, scoring the game-winning goal.
The Jacks led in shots (20-5), shots on goal (8-2) and corner kicks (9-1), but NDSU took advantage of its shots on goal, scoring both. SDSU was whistled for nine fouls and three offside, while NDSU was whistled for six fouls and eight offside.
Kingston finished with five shots, one on goal, while Hannah Phillips finished with four shots, one on goal.
Stamatakis did not record a save.
SDSU dropped to 2-7-1, 0-1-0 in The Summit League.
NDSU improved to 4-6-0, 1-0-0 in The Summit League.
Next Up - The Jacks play four-straight conference games at home, beginning with IUPUI on Oct. 12 and Western Illinois on Oct. 14. Game times are set for 6 p.m. and 1 p.m., respectively.


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Frequently Asked Questions for Mobile Banking, Mobile Check Deposit, and Online Banking
First Time User Log In
A. After you enroll in Online Banking, follow the steps below.
- On the Rockland Trust home page enter your existing User ID and click the Login button.
- On the next screen select "I am a New User" check box, then click Login. Do not enter a password in the password box.
- You will be directed to a page displaying the secure contact information we have on file for your account. Select one Secure Access Code delivery method from the list you can access immediately: phone, text message, or email, then click Submit. The Secure Access Code is only good for 15 minutes, so if it does expire, you will need to request a new one. NOTE: If all of the contact information we have on file is inaccurate or out-of-date, you cannot proceed any further. Please contact us to provide updated information. Enter the Secure Access Code, then click Submit. (Do not navigate away from the screen. If you need to access your email account to retrieve your code, please open a new browser window or browser tab.)
- Read the Online Banking Agreement, then click I Accept.
- Verify/Update your Online Banking Profile information and click Submit.
- Enter a password twice, then click Submit. Note: the second time you log in, you will be prompted to obtain a Secure Access Code again. At this time you will be presented with the option to register your computer. If you registering (register) your computer, you will no longer need to obtain a Secure Access Code when logging in.
A. Yes. As a personal banking customer, you can transfer money between your Rockland Trust checking and savings accounts and accounts you may have at other financial institutions. To learn more about transferring funds to your account at another financial institution, click on the Manage External Accounts feature in Online Banking. Business accounts do not have this option.
Q. Can I transfer funds to another Rockland Trust accountholder?
A. Yes. As a personal banking customer, using the Friends and Family Transfers feature, you can transfer funds to another Rockland Trust accountholder. You will need the accountholder's email address and the last 4 digits of their account number. Business customers do not have this option
A. To make transfers between accounts follow the steps below.
Under Payments and Transfers click on Transfer Funds
- Enter the fields for From Account, To Account, Date and Amount . You may also enter a description for your reference.
- Choose whether it is a One-Time or a Recurring transfer. If it is a Recurring transfer, enter the details of how the transaction is to occur.
- Once finished click Submit .
- A summary of the transaction is shown. Click Approve. If you want to save it for later you can click on Draft .
Mobile Deposit
Q. Do I need to take a photo of both the front and back of the check?
A. Yes, the app will prompt you to take a picture of both the front and back of your check. As in any deposit, you will need to endorse the back of the check.
Q. How do I know if the picture of the check is clear enough for deposit?
A. When you submit the check, the app will review your submission. If the picture is not clear enough, you will receive an error message. You will need to re-enter the information and re-capture the images (front and back) to submit the deposit again.
Q. What should I do with the check after I have deposited it through the Mobile Banking app?
A. The app will tell you that the deposit was submitted. However, that doesn't mean that the deposit is complete. We may reject the check based on limit, quality of image, or other reasons that we deem necessary. You should hold on to the check until you see it posted on your statement. If for any reason your check is returned from the processing bank, we will send you an image of the item you initially deposited for verification.
Q. How long does it take to deposit funds/when will the funds be available?
A. Generally, funds will be available the next business day if you make your deposit before 7 p.m. EST. See your account agreement for details.
Q. How will I know if my deposit was accepted?
A. If you make a deposit during a business day before 7 p.m. EST., you will receive an email from us that day letting you know if the deposit was accepted or if there was an issue that may require you to redeposit the check through your phone or at a branch/ATM. If you deposit after 7 p.m. EST. during a business day or anytime on a weekend or holiday, you will receive notification the next business day.
Q. What do I do if my deposit isn't accepted?
A. If there is an issue with your deposit, you will receive an e-mail giving you directions on what to do next.
Q. Do I need to use a deposit slip?
A. No. Sending a clear picture of the front and back of the check is all that's needed for the deposit.
A. You will need to set them up as a User within Online Banking and select the transaction types you wish to make available to them.
Note: In order for a User to make a deposit, they must have Deposit Rights to that account and View Rights to at least one account.
General Online Banking Questions
A. Our service is highly secure, designed to fully safeguard the privacy and security of your financial information. Unlike normal Internet communication, all information sent to and from our processing center is encrypted and sent through a secure communications channel. Messages cannot be redirected, read, or tampered with. We also take advantage of the maximum level of security supported by your browser, including 128-bit RC4 encryption.
A. Only you can authorize payments. You have complete control over whom you are issuing a payment to, the exact payment amount, when the payment should be sent or whether to pay the bill at all. If you have a flat fee or recurring bill that you would like to have paid each month, you can select to make that payment automatically through the autopay option under the payee name.
A. If you have forgotten your User ID, please contact Rockland Trust via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 800.222.2299.
If you have forgotten your password, please enter your User ID at the Rockland Trust homepage. When prompted for a password click on the Forgot my password link. Select how you would like to receive your one-time Secure Access Code. Enter the code in the box provided and select a new password.
Q. How do I change my Online Banking password?
A. Log in to Online Banking and follow the steps below.
Under Settings , click on Security
- Click on the Password tab.
- Enter the old password and the new password as noted and click on Submit Password Changes.
A. Log in to Online Banking and follow the steps below.
Under Settings , click on Security
- Click on the Login ID tab.
- Enter the new Login ID and click Submit Login ID Change.
A. The following browsers have been tested and determined to provide reliable user experience for our online banking. Keep in mind, some of the browsers listed may show some slight cosmetic behavioral differences, but generally support the use of the online banking application. It is always recommended to use the latest supported browser version available from the provider.
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A . If you choose to register your computer you may not be asked to obtain a Secure Access Code at each log in. If you choose not to register the computer you will be asked to go through the Secure Access Code process each time you log in on this computer. You should NOT register a public computer or a computer that others might use outside of your control .
A. Click on the Statements tab within Online Banking and accept the E-Statement disclosure by entering the code provided at the time of enrollment.
A. Click on the Statements tab within Online Banking and then select the statement you would like to view.
A. Statements will be available for 3 years.
A. You can set up alerts for date reminders, balance notifications, transaction alerts, and more. To learn more about alerts click here .
A. Log in to your Online Banking account and click to open the Alerts page under the Settings section. There are four types of alerts that you can set up; general account, date, history, and transaction alerts. There are additional alerts specific to the security of your log in information located under the Settings, Security page, Alerts tab. Click here to learn more about setting up Online Banking alerts.
A. You can choose to receive alerts by email, phone notification, text, or a secure message notification within Online Banking.
General Mobile Banking Questions
A. Mobile Banking gives you access to your accounts from your mobile web browser or a downloadable Mobile Banking app, depending on your phone capabilities. Both options allow you to: view account balances, view recent account activity, transfer funds, pay bills, and find ATM or branch locations. Mobile Banking is also available for text (SMS) for viewing account balances and making account transfers.
Q. Do I have to be enrolled in Online Banking to use Mobile Banking?
A. To enjoy all the features of Mobile Banking, you must be enrolled in Online Banking. Not enrolled in Online Banking? Enroll today.
Q. How much does Rockland Trust Mobile Banking cost?
A. There is no charge associated with this service. However, there may be charges associated with text messaging and data usage on your phone. Check with your wireless phone carrier for more information.
A Yes. The Mobile Banking service utilizes best practices from Online Banking, such as HTTPS, 128-bit SSL encryption, two-factor authentication to access, and requires a secure access code (SAC) to complete certain transaction types. There is also a time-out built in when the system senses no activity. In addition, no account data is ever stored on your phone. In the event your phone is lost or stolen, the service can be immediately disabled by calling Rockland Trust at 800.222.2299 weekdays 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
A Here are some general best practices for banking on your mobile device:
- To prevent viruses or other unwanted problems, do not open attachments from unknown or untrustworthy sources.
- Do not install pirated software or software from unknown sources.
- Limit unauthorized access to your cell phone. Do not leave your mobile phone unattended during an open mobile banking session.
- Never save your User ID and Password in the mobile phone, in memos, or anywhere on your device.
- Always remember to log off properly using the Log Off button when you have completed your Mobile Banking activities.
- Be aware of the potential for fraudulent Mobile Banking apps.
A. There will be no financial information from Rockland Trust saved on your mobile phone as part of our Mobile Banking service. Do not add your log in credentials to the memo pad or voice record them on your mobile device, as this information could then be obtained by others. We also recommend that you password protect your mobile device if possible.
Mobile Banking App FAQs
Q. How do I download the Mobile Banking app?
A. You can download the Rockland Trust Mobile Banking app by visiting the App Store or Google Play.
Q. What mobile devices are supported?
A . Most Android and Apple devices. If you do not have one of these devices, you may want to consider our Mobile Web or Text Banking options.
Q. Do I need a user ID and password to use the Mobile Banking app?
A . If you are already enrolled in Online Banking, use the same user ID and password you use to access your Online Banking account. Not enrolled in Online Banking? Enroll today .
A . If you have forgotten your user ID, please contact Rockland Trust via e-mail at email@example.com or by phone at 800.222.2299.
If you have forgotten your password, please enter your user ID at the Rockland Trust homepage or within the Mobile Banking app. When prompted for a password click on the Forgot my password link. Select how you would like to receive your one-time Secure Access Code. Enter the code in the box provided and enter a new password which can only be done from a registered device.
Q. Can I pay a bill using Mobile Banking app?
A. Yes, once you have set up your payee in Online Banking Bill Pay, you have the ability to send a payment to that payee using the Mobile Banking app. Please note: New payees cannot be created within the app, you must go into Online Banking to add a Payee
Q. Which Rockland Trust accounts can I make transfers to/from in the Mobile Banking app?
A. Any accounts that have been previously set up within Online Banking for transfer capabilities will have Mobile Banking access.
A. Once you complete the transfer, a confirmation message displays on the screen. You can also review your pending and processed transfers within your transfer activity. You may also contact Rockland Trust for assistance at 800.222.2299.
A . You need to be enrolled in Online Banking in order to take advantage of the Text Banking features. Not enrolled in Online Banking? Enroll today .
- Login to your Online Banking account.
- Click on Mobile Banking Settings under Settings .
- Select the Text Banking tab, fill in the appropriate information to enable and authorize Text Banking, and click Submit .
- When prompted, click OK and enter up to a 4 character Display Name next to each of your accounts that you would like to be able to access via Text Banking.
- Click the Submit button and your Text Banking is now activated. You will receive a welcome text from Rockland Trust shortly after completing this process.
Q. Where can I find all text commands?
A. Simply text LIST to 226563 and you'll receive a text message with all text commands (BAL, HIST, etc.)
A. Follow the steps below to change your phone number for Text Banking:
- Under Settings tab, click on Mobile Banking Settings .
- Click on Text Banking (third tab).
- Enter your cell phone number in the SMS Text Number box and agree to the Terms and Conditions.
- Click Submit to save changes
Q. Does Text Banking work with my pre-paid services plan?
A. You can use any phone that accepts SMS texts. Message & Data rates may apply.
Mobile Web FAQs
A. You need to be enrolled in Online Banking in order to take advantage of Mobile Web Banking. Not enrolled in Online Banking? Enroll today .
Once enrolled, click on Mobile Banking Settings which is located under Settings within Online Banking and follow the directions.
After successfully setting up Mobile Banking, you can visit m.rocklandtrust.com from your phone's browser.
Q: What is the URL for Rockland Trust Mobile Web?
Q. How do I securely leave my Mobile Banking browser session?
A. Select the Sign Off link to sign out of Mobile Banking.