She was a good cook. She cooked with what she had on hand, quickly and easily, turning out a meal for 9, often with some help from one or another … Continue reading Scalloped Potatoes by MaryKate Owens
Tomato Jam by Mary Perrin Scott
“Jam excels at preserving the tastes and smells of the season, but why should berries have all the fun? Adding tomato jam to your summer preserving bounty is just the … Continue reading Tomato Jam by Mary Perrin Scott
McCoy reads from new poetry title, “Ringing the Changes” on March 24
Kathleen McCoy will read from her upcoming book Ringing the Changes (Finishing Line Press) on Sunday, March 24, 4:00-5:30, at First Baptist Church of Glens Falls, 100 Maple Street, Glens Falls, … Continue reading McCoy reads from new poetry title, “Ringing the Changes” on March 24
How do you “piece it together”?
When people talk about North Country life, the picture is almost always framed by lack. So this year, we're trying to flip the script. This survey will be open for … Continue reading How do you “piece it together”?
NORTH COUNTRY EDUCATOR PUBLISHES SHADY CHARACTERS
Canton, NY-based arborist, educator and author Paul Hetzler has published SHADY CHARACTERS: Caterpillar Soup, Leprechaun Trees, and Other Hilarities of the Natural World (Lexingford, 2018). Paul is the kind of … Continue reading NORTH COUNTRY EDUCATOR PUBLISHES SHADY CHARACTERS
Adirondack Literary Award Winners
The Adirondack Literary Awards has come to an end, and we are celebrating the books of our region in a new event. The Local's Book Fair June 8, 2019. 6:00-7:30 … Continue reading Adirondack Literary Award Winners