This past weekend hundreds of visitors and residents came into the village of North Creek for Race The Train, WayneStock, the Tri County Auxiliary Bazaar and Artists and Authors at the Hudson. Welcoming them were colorful new banners adorning the primary entrance to the village of North Creek.
The volunteer efforts were spearheaded by the marketing subcommittee of the Business Alliance. This group of women business owners who have “entertainingly” called themselves “WOW” or Women of Wisdom, consists of Sharon Taylor the Alpine Lodge, Lisa Thomas of Trimmers, Mary Ann and Anna Bowers of bar Vino, Poiema and the Vault, Kathleen Bennett of Braley & Noxon Hardware, Helen Miner of The Owens House Educational Center, Andy Waldron at Andie’s at Smiths, Laura Pierson of Laura’s Tavern, Sarah Hayden of Café Sarah, Mary Jane Lang of Cunningham’s Ski Barn, and Laurie Arnheiter of Hudson River Trading Co. The funding for ...
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North Creek Introduces Colorful New Welcome Banners
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August
13
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The Schroon Lake Bed and Breakfast Celebrates Its One Year Anniversary Under New Ownership
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August
3
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 3, 2010
Contact:
Karen Stehlin
North Country Small Business Development Center
Tel: 518-564-2042
Email: sbdc@plattsburgh.edu
Schroon Lake, NY. Located in the high peaks region of New York’s Adirondack Mountains, the Schroon Lake B&B, has been a getaway for couples and families since 1989. August 3rd, 2010 will mark the one year anniversary under owners Mark and Sharon Piper.
Although hosts Mark and Sharon Piper have only been in business for a short time, they are committed to unparalleled service and hospitality and have succeeded in bringing the B&B’s reputation to new heights. “It is so rare to find the perfect combination of charm, ambience, beautiful lodging, location, breakfast cuisine and terrific hosts, and they certainly provided all that to their guests,” said RJ Ruggiero, a contributing reviewer on tripadvisor.com.
Built in the 1920’s, the historic, Victorian farmhouse offers majestic views ...
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August 3, 2010
Contact:
Karen Stehlin
North Country Small Business Development Center
Tel: 518-564-2042
Email: sbdc@plattsburgh.edu
Schroon Lake, NY. Located in the high peaks region of New York’s Adirondack Mountains, the Schroon Lake B&B, has been a getaway for couples and families since 1989. August 3rd, 2010 will mark the one year anniversary under owners Mark and Sharon Piper.
Although hosts Mark and Sharon Piper have only been in business for a short time, they are committed to unparalleled service and hospitality and have succeeded in bringing the B&B’s reputation to new heights. “It is so rare to find the perfect combination of charm, ambience, beautiful lodging, location, breakfast cuisine and terrific hosts, and they certainly provided all that to their guests,” said RJ Ruggiero, a contributing reviewer on tripadvisor.com.
Built in the 1920’s, the historic, Victorian farmhouse offers majestic views ...
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New Train Takes Passengers Through Adirondacks
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July
15
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New trains are running from Corinth to Thurman, with three trips a week through August 21. Recently the S. Corinth to Thurman train, ran what UHRR has dubbed a "dress rehearsal" for the first Saturday, July 17. On that Saturday, both morning and afternoon trains will run, taking passengers northward in the morning to enjoy not only the scenic excursion by rail, but also allowing them to enjoy an outing in one of the First Wilderness Heritage Corridor communities along the route.
Corinth: Passengers in Corinth will have an opportunity to board a bus about an hour before train time for a short tour of the city, and then will take the train north, over the 94-foot high trestle crossing near the confluence of the Hudson and Sacanadaga at Hadley.
Hadley: Guests choosing to spend the day in Hadley and Lake Luzerne get off the train at ...
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Corinth: Passengers in Corinth will have an opportunity to board a bus about an hour before train time for a short tour of the city, and then will take the train north, over the 94-foot high trestle crossing near the confluence of the Hudson and Sacanadaga at Hadley.
Hadley: Guests choosing to spend the day in Hadley and Lake Luzerne get off the train at ...
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Visitor Interpretation Centers to close under budget proposals
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April
26
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March 25, 2010 - Budget proposals from Albany NY are all in favor of closing the two Visitor Interpretation Centers run by the Adirondack Park Agency.
The Visitor Interpretation Centers (VICs) are a free resource for visitors to the Adirondacks with engaging exhibits, programs and trails open for use.
The unanimous decision to close the centers was put forth by the Senate and Assembly budget proposals. The proposals would restore the closings of state parks and historical sites that was proposed by Gov. David Patterson, and also put millions of dollars back into the Environmental Protection Fund for attainment of open space land.
Though there are three competing budget proposals, all of them close the two Visitor Interpretation Centers to close are in Newcomb and Paul Smiths. With the closings, 10 APA jobs will be lost and two positions in Ray Brook would be eliminated.
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The Visitor Interpretation Centers (VICs) are a free resource for visitors to the Adirondacks with engaging exhibits, programs and trails open for use.
The unanimous decision to close the centers was put forth by the Senate and Assembly budget proposals. The proposals would restore the closings of state parks and historical sites that was proposed by Gov. David Patterson, and also put millions of dollars back into the Environmental Protection Fund for attainment of open space land.
Though there are three competing budget proposals, all of them close the two Visitor Interpretation Centers to close are in Newcomb and Paul Smiths. With the closings, 10 APA jobs will be lost and two positions in Ray Brook would be eliminated.
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1st Annual Adirondack Adventure Festival
Posted In: Events by
David Bulmer
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April
21
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David Bulmer Gore Mountain Region Chamber of Commerce PO Box 84 North Creek, NY 12853 |
info@gorechamber.com (518) 251-2612 Document |
A weekend of outdoor fun, entertainment, and family adventures in the beautiful Gore Mountain Region.
The Gore Mountain Regional Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the 1st Annual Adirondack Adventure Festival to be held April 30 – May 2, 2010 in North Creek, NY. This new family event will be taking place at the same time and in cooperation with the 53rd annual White Water Derby.
The Adirondack Adventure Festival is a celebration of a new season of activities and outdoor adventures available throughout the Gore Mountain region. Many people visit the area for the great skiing all winter long but never realize all the other activities they can enjoy in this incredible area of the Adirondacks.
The Adirondack Adventure Festival is a participatory event with lots to do for the whole family. Some of the events include guided bike tours (road and mountain bike), Canoe and Kayak Demos, ...
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