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08-02-2021 |
Canal Festival at Lock 31 Returns
The 8th Annual Canal Festival will be held Saturday, August 21 from 10 AM to 4 PM at the Delaware & Hudson Canal Park at Lock 31, Rt. 6, one mile west of The Settlers Inn, Hawley, PA. This free rain-or-shine event will feature live traditional music by Poison Love acoustic band from 10 AM to 1 PM and Ann Loeb/Mike Baglione acoustic band from 1 PM to 4 PM; blacksmithing demonstration by Gravity Forge; wood carving by the Cherry Ridge Wood Carvers and Tom Hollister; early trapping and outdoor-skills demonstration by Ed Burgholzer; guided history and nature walks by Sally Talaga and John Harvey; the Stourbridge Lion “cub”; local nonprofits and government informational booths. Living History Stage will host the popular folk-musician Dave Matskino, and Frank Littlebear and Red Vision Native American Dance Team. Food, including grilled meats, sides and home baked goods will be available for purchase. Six local authors will be signing and selling their books. Local history related items, including books and the three-part D&H Canal Co. documentary can be viewed and purchased inside the Canal Store. CDC guidelines will be followed inside the building. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and spend the day enjoying this 17-acre park and historic site along the beautiful Lackawaxen River. The festival’s schedule of events and park map can be found at www.WayneHistoryPA.com or hard copies can be picked up at the Main Museum, 810 Main Street, Honesdale, or at Lock 31. Wayne County Historical Society would like to thank the following sponsors for making this year’s festival possible: David Katz Foundation, AM Skier Insurance, Pioneer Construction, Grimm Construction Inc., REMAX Wayne, Wayne Memorial Hospital, Blue Ridge Communications, Spencer Printing, Wayne Bank, Woodloch, Honesdale National Bank, Dirlam Brothers Lumber, FNCB Bank, The Dime Bank, Watson Bros. Inc., Jennie’s Chapel Street Salon, Jane Varcoe, Lewis J. and Mary Dunn, Doris Rogers, Billie Ann Garbe, Alvin and Nancy Swingle, Leroy and Pat Spoor, C. Howard Teeple, Ron Brill, Doug and Kate Hayes. This event is also made possible by a grant from the Wayne County Hotel Tax Fund, in- kind donations from Hunt Signs and Alan Kehoe, equipment loans from the National Park Service and Wayne County Public Library, and many volunteers. More information about the Wayne County Historical Society and its D&H Canal Park at Lock 31 can be found at www.WayneHistory.com, by calling 570 253-3240, and by visiting its Main Museum at 810 Main Street, Honesdale, Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM to 4 PM. 
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07-28-2021 |
REAL IDDepartment of Homeland Security has postponed the enforcement date for REAL ID from October 1, 2021, to May 3, 2023, in response to COVID-19 and the national emergency declaration.
Beginning May 3, 2023, Pennsylvanians will need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, photo ID card, or another form of federally-acceptable identification (such as a valid passport or military ID) to board a domestic commercial flight or enter a federal building or military installation that requires ID. For more information, please see https://www.dmv.pa.gov/REALID/Pages/default.aspx |
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07-19-2021 |
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07-19-2021 |
Wayne Pike Workforce Alliance Newsletter Summer 2021
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07-15-2021 |
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07-12-2021 |
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07-12-2021 |
Today’s Main Ingredient, a weekly podcast, is designed to help you bring fresh local food from the farm to your table. Each week, host Mikki Uzupes interviews a farmer about some of the ins and outs of growing the featured vegetable, and a foodie — chef or caterer — about how to prepare and store it. Then, a nutritionist weighs in on why it’s a valuable part of a healthy, balanced diet. Today’s Main Ingredient, a project of SEEDS (Sustainable Energy Education Development and Support) of Northeast Pennsylvania and you can learn more a www.todaysmainingredient.org. |
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07-06-2021 |
Wayne Tomorrow July 2021 Newsletter
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07-06-2021 |
SEEDS July 2021 Newsletter
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06-14-2021 |
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05-20-2021 |
At the Farm, a Family Event, In Collaboration with The Cooperage Project
Join us on Saturday, July 10 at 10:00am at Farm Arts Collective on Willow Wisp Organic Farm for a FREE Farm Day Workshop for kids and families in collaboration with The Cooperage Project’s At the Farm series. The day includes, a warm up with the Cooperage Project, a farm tour of Willow Wisp Organic Farm with Farm Arts Collective perfarmers Tannis and Jess, some hands in the dirt experience, a vegetable puppet show from the Farm Arts Collective performance, Stone Soup Cooking Class, and a take away carrot bag. At the Farm is a program series that connects the community to local food producers and the foodscape of the region through engaging and entertaining activities for all ages. — The Cooperage Project SIGN UP HERE |
