Two sisters from Greece have opened a small and lovely taverna, That Greek Place, in downtown Carmel at 3 Fair Street, up the hill from and on the same side of the street as the post office. The sisters’ mother can be around too, as well as at least one daughter. The mountain tea was hand-picked […]
That Greek Place: new and nice in downtown Carmel Read More »
Tompkins Corners Cultural Center tompkinscorners.org Counterpoint – a Women’s (mostly) a capella Singing Group Tuesday, December 6th, 7:00 pm Counterpoint is an all-female singing group based in Chappaqua, NY. Singing original arrangements of popular music and holiday songs, they choose material with catchy melodies, interlocking rhythms, and beautiful harmonies. They have performed full
Cold Spring Farmers’ Market Saturday, 10 am – 1 pm – outdoors at Boscobel: 1601 Route 9D, Garrison – a full farmers’ market – http://www.csfarmmarket.org/ Glynwood Friday, 2-6 pm “Glynwood offers USDA-Certified Organic vegetables and Animal Welfare Approved pasture-raised meat from our regenerative farm.” just 7 miles west, off of Route 301 at the beautiful
What’s the Problem With Phragmites? The tall marsh reeds known as phragmites, with their feathery tops, can look lovely blowing in the breeze. But these plants are one of the most invasive plants in our area, and left on their own they will spread, crowd out and eliminate native plants so important to birds, animals
Phragmite Scrutiny / Ash Tree Conversation Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, We will not soon forget the COVID summer of 2020. For many of us, our Lake Sagamore homes have served as more of a primary residence since March than our permanent ones. As a result, there has been more activity around the lake in general, and, I hypothesize, that a record
The Sagamore Sentinel President’s Message, Fall, 2020 Read More »
For those who trek around Lake Sagamore, you no longer need to take a single step on Route 301! The Parkland Committee has marked and cleared a new trial between Sagamore Drive and Forest Court, thus hikers and joggers can avoid 301. Hikers enter (or emerge) from the trail near the yellow speed sign on
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