This document is a newsletter compiling information from various military and local sources for personal use by readers. It provides notices about upcoming events like concerts, fairs, and festivals in the region as well as closures of the Fort Drum Veterinary Clinic on certain Fridays. Readers are encouraged to research any applicable restrictions or guidelines themselves.
This document provides a summary of local events in and around Jefferson County for the month of July 2012. It lists various fairs, concerts, festivals and other activities taking place from July 10th through August 19th, including the Jefferson County Fair, Concerts on the Square in Watertown, the Sterling Renaissance Festival weekends and the Jefferson County Farm & Food Family Open Door Weekend. The document encourages readers to do their own research on events and check for restrictions and guidelines.
This document provides several news updates from Fort Riley, including information about upcoming events at the base and in the local community. Key events and activities mentioned include an Army Family Action Plan conference on November 18-19, ScreamFree Parenting classes on October 9, 16, and 23, a Bellus Academy open house on October 10, Quarter Mania and Manhattan Ghost Tours events, and Halloween activities at the Sunset Zoo on October 19-20. Web links are also provided for various base resources and local information.
The document announces a "Not So Scary Halloween" celebration at The Shops at Dos Lagos in Corona, CA from September to October featuring various family-friendly Halloween events including a baby & toddler costume parade, expectant parent baby shower games, a school carnival, dog adoption event, costume exchange, hayrides, and Halloween movies. Highlights include a baby & toddler costume parade on October 8th and a Make-A-Wish Halloween event on October 29th. The goal is to provide a safe, fun environment for families to celebrate Halloween through various activities at the shopping center over the two month period.
This document provides information on various upcoming events in and around Hunter Army Airfield and Fort Stewart from 13-14 May 2011. It announces two military units joining Facebook, the return of the Forsyth Park Farmers' Market, road closures near Hunter AAF, a change of responsibility ceremony, a USO variety show for troops and families, an immigration fair, a youth trip to Skidaway Island, a golf scholarship for Purple Heart recipients, a poker run fundraiser, a pizza and bowling special, a Soles 4 Souls charity walk, the Small World Festival in Hinesville, and the Glennville Sweet Onion Festival.
This year's World's Largest Brat Fest in Madison, WI from May 28-31 will feature nearly five times as much live entertainment across four stages, expanding its size and offerings. Over 230 musical acts spanning many genres will perform free of charge over the four-day Memorial Day weekend festival. Brat Fest also aims to break last year's world record of over 208,000 brats consumed and continues its charitable donations while keeping food and admission prices low.
This document contains details about the Corpus Christi 2010 Crab Feed auction including the date, location, auctioneers, sponsors, and descriptions of auction items. Some of the auction items include a sailing trip in San Francisco Bay, a week in a Maui condo, a private tour of Pixar Studios, Oakland A's luxury box tickets, and a golf outing at Claremont Country Club. The live auction will begin at 9pm with bidding on items like vacations, dining experiences, and services.
Armstrong-Kelley Park is the largest private park open to the public on Cape Cod. It is located in Osterville across from Fancy's Market. The land was donated in 1930 by two sisters to the Cape Cod Horticultural Society. The park features rare trees, theme gardens, walking trails, and fairy houses. It is maintained by volunteers and hosts community events. A new addition called "Buddy's Place" was created for dogs and their owners.
This document provides a summary of local events in and around Jefferson County for the month of July 2012. It lists various fairs, concerts, festivals and other activities taking place from July 10th through August 19th, including the Jefferson County Fair, Concerts on the Square in Watertown, the Sterling Renaissance Festival weekends and the Jefferson County Farm & Food Family Open Door Weekend. The document encourages readers to do their own research on events and check for restrictions and guidelines.
This document provides several news updates from Fort Riley, including information about upcoming events at the base and in the local community. Key events and activities mentioned include an Army Family Action Plan conference on November 18-19, ScreamFree Parenting classes on October 9, 16, and 23, a Bellus Academy open house on October 10, Quarter Mania and Manhattan Ghost Tours events, and Halloween activities at the Sunset Zoo on October 19-20. Web links are also provided for various base resources and local information.
The document announces a "Not So Scary Halloween" celebration at The Shops at Dos Lagos in Corona, CA from September to October featuring various family-friendly Halloween events including a baby & toddler costume parade, expectant parent baby shower games, a school carnival, dog adoption event, costume exchange, hayrides, and Halloween movies. Highlights include a baby & toddler costume parade on October 8th and a Make-A-Wish Halloween event on October 29th. The goal is to provide a safe, fun environment for families to celebrate Halloween through various activities at the shopping center over the two month period.
This document provides information on various upcoming events in and around Hunter Army Airfield and Fort Stewart from 13-14 May 2011. It announces two military units joining Facebook, the return of the Forsyth Park Farmers' Market, road closures near Hunter AAF, a change of responsibility ceremony, a USO variety show for troops and families, an immigration fair, a youth trip to Skidaway Island, a golf scholarship for Purple Heart recipients, a poker run fundraiser, a pizza and bowling special, a Soles 4 Souls charity walk, the Small World Festival in Hinesville, and the Glennville Sweet Onion Festival.
This year's World's Largest Brat Fest in Madison, WI from May 28-31 will feature nearly five times as much live entertainment across four stages, expanding its size and offerings. Over 230 musical acts spanning many genres will perform free of charge over the four-day Memorial Day weekend festival. Brat Fest also aims to break last year's world record of over 208,000 brats consumed and continues its charitable donations while keeping food and admission prices low.
This document contains details about the Corpus Christi 2010 Crab Feed auction including the date, location, auctioneers, sponsors, and descriptions of auction items. Some of the auction items include a sailing trip in San Francisco Bay, a week in a Maui condo, a private tour of Pixar Studios, Oakland A's luxury box tickets, and a golf outing at Claremont Country Club. The live auction will begin at 9pm with bidding on items like vacations, dining experiences, and services.
Armstrong-Kelley Park is the largest private park open to the public on Cape Cod. It is located in Osterville across from Fancy's Market. The land was donated in 1930 by two sisters to the Cape Cod Horticultural Society. The park features rare trees, theme gardens, walking trails, and fairy houses. It is maintained by volunteers and hosts community events. A new addition called "Buddy's Place" was created for dogs and their owners.
1) The document announces various upcoming events on base including cheerleading for Special Olympics, sexual assault victim advocate training, and a bee wash fundraiser that raised $1,629 for Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.
2) It also provides information about adjusted operating hours for the NCBC Commissary due to government furloughs, upcoming classes at the Fleet and Family Support Center, and movies playing at the base theater.
3) Additionally, it advertises various recreational activities both on and off base such as free movies, bowling, a water park, and a summer fair.
This document provides details about the Corpus Christi 2010 Crab Feed auction including the schedule of events, list of sponsors and donors, and descriptions of auction items being sold. Some of the auction items include sailing trips, vacations to Maui and Mexico, sports packages, and private tours. The proceeds will support programs at Corpus Christi School and Parish.
This document provides information on upcoming events and activities for 1st ABCT Soldiers and families in January-March 2014. It lists youth activities, sporting events, training opportunities, movies, and more. It also includes information on scholarships and tax filing resources. Links are provided to Facebook pages and websites for various units and organizations to stay updated.
The village of Osterville has two golf courses designed by renowned golf course architect Donald Ross - the Wianno Golf Course and the Oyster Harbors Golf Course. Both courses offer scenic views and challenging layouts praised by golfers. While the courses are private, the public can play in the Osterville Village Library's annual golf tournament held at the Wianno Club Golf Course, with proceeds benefiting the library.
The document provides information on various upcoming events at NCBC Gulfport such as Christmas meal services at the dining facility, toy donations for Toys for Tots, and weight loss challenges. It also lists holiday hours for facilities on base and includes advertisements for off-base community events like light displays and live nativity shows in the local area. Contact information is provided for several points of contact on base related to the different events and programs.
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12 September 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct.
This document provides a list of 101 ways to thank a military spouse, including small gestures like saying thank you, giving chocolate, listening, and praying for them. It encourages appreciating their sacrifices through acts of service like helping with chores, childcare, or yard work. It also provides ideas for local organizations, businesses, and service members to support military spouses through community events, discounts, or spending quality time together. The overall message is that thoughtfulness, respect, and finding ways to show gratitude can go a long way in appreciating the role of military spouses.
Hallow-Ian is a fundraising event hosted by B-104.7 Radio that has raised money for children with cancer and their families for the past 6 years. It began as a way to provide Halloween activities for kids and raise money, but took on greater significance after a local high school student was diagnosed with bone cancer. Now in its 6th year, Hallow-Ian has grown from hosting events at the Cow Palace to having the radio host camp out on the roof of a local business to raise awareness and funds, with an even higher goal than last year. The money benefits families like Ian Locke, for whom the event is named, and others who have battled pediatric cancer. Seeing recipients doing well in recent
The document provides information about upcoming community events in and around Fort Riley for the month of December, including:
- A Christkindl Market on December 1st featuring German-inspired crafts and activities.
- Several events for families on December 1st such as a comedy show, tour of historic homes, and fitness marathon.
- Breakfast with Santa at the hospital on December 8th and a "Scuba with Santa" event.
- Holiday concerts by the 1st Infantry Division Band on December 11th and 14th.
- A battalion holiday party on December 20th with food, prizes and a visit from Santa.
- Various religious services at post chapels over the Christmas holiday.
The document is a newsletter from Bungalower.com that provides information on upcoming local events in Orlando for the month of January, recipes from local restaurants, book recommendations from the Orange County Library System, and health tips. It features summaries of over 10 events happening in early January, including heritage celebrations, art festivals, food festivals, concerts, and a Jurassic World live show. It also includes a multi-step butternut squash flan recipe from Vinia Wine and Kitchen and advertisements for local organizations.
This document appears to be a log from a math tutorial game or app. It shows questions about adding quantities of different objects (candies and boxes of biscuits). For each question, the user is given multiple choice answers to select from. The log tracks the user's progress through the game, including getting questions correct and incorrect, completing levels, and accessing different parts of the app like the shop.
The document provides information about design work created by Emily Browne for various arts and cultural festivals and organizations. It includes designs for banners, billboards, signs, towers and other branding materials for the Salisbury International Arts Festival. It also summarizes designs created for promotions of specific performances, a food and drink festival brochure and map, and designs for a brewery and meditation app. The document showcases Emily Browne's graphic design portfolio.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Wildcat Elementary School for September and October 2011. It announces the Wildcat Run-A-Pawlooza fundraising run on September 26th and encourages participation and sponsorship. It also lists spirit nights, picture day, book fair dates, and the Fall Festival on November 5th. The PTA is selling flower bulbs and collecting ink cartridges and box tops to raise additional funds.
The document provides information about various upcoming special events, programs, and activities at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport in December 2012. These include a tree lighting and holiday gift village event on December 7th, a Toys for Tots donation drive accepting donations through December 22nd, a silent baked goods auction by CAN DO Charity on December 13th, free family portrait sessions on December 8th-9th through the USO, and Secret Santa shopping at the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society thrift shop on December 8th. It also lists information about fitness activities, chapel events, movies at the training hall, trips from Information Tickets and Travel, and food and beverage options on base.
The 29th annual SLO County Toy Run in Avila Beach, California was successful despite cold weather and economic challenges. Over 1,000 people attended the event organized by Bernard "Saint" Duque to collect toy donations for children in the local area. Volunteers worked hard to organize raffle prizes and food for attendees. The Toy Run has been operating for 30 years and continues to provide gifts to kids in the community during Christmas time thanks to the dedication of volunteers like Duque.
The document provides information on various upcoming events at Naval Construction Battalion Center (NCBC) such as an Earth Day celebration, welcoming home veterans of World War II, workshops on strengthening relationships, and summer course registration at Coastline Community College. It also lists job opportunities, fitness center activities, and entertainment options through the base's library, outdoor recreation, youth programs, and more. Community events off base are also advertised.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming local events and school calendars for the 2012-2013 school year. It includes the first day of school dates for various school districts in the area, as well as details about summer concert series, festivals, and movies playing at local drive-in theaters. Readers are encouraged to verify dates and restrictions for any events.
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This document provides a summary of local community events occurring around Watertown, New York from November 5th to December 4th. It lists details such as dates, times, locations and contact information for 11 different community events, including craft fairs, parades, and a festival of trees. Readers are encouraged to do their own research on any restrictions or guidelines for the events.
This document is a newsletter compiling information from various military family news sources and local event sources for personal use by readers. It provides notices about local events happening between late March and late May, including a staycation prize giveaway, Operation Purple summer camps for military dependents, various performances and shows, walks and festivals, and the opening of the Watertown Farm and Craft Market. It also includes a notice that United Concordia dental insurance is no longer the provider for military families and will be replaced by Metlife starting May 1st, along with a website for more information.
This document provides a summary of upcoming religious services, community events, and training opportunities in the Fort Drum area for the month of December. It lists the dates, times, and locations for several Catholic and Christmas Eve services at the Main Post Chapel. It also advertises upcoming holiday-themed community events in nearby towns like Croghan, Theresa, and Lisbon. Finally, it provides the schedule for military family support training classes in December on topics like budgeting, stress management, and winter driving safety.
1) The document announces various upcoming events on base including cheerleading for Special Olympics, sexual assault victim advocate training, and a bee wash fundraiser that raised $1,629 for Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.
2) It also provides information about adjusted operating hours for the NCBC Commissary due to government furloughs, upcoming classes at the Fleet and Family Support Center, and movies playing at the base theater.
3) Additionally, it advertises various recreational activities both on and off base such as free movies, bowling, a water park, and a summer fair.
This document provides details about the Corpus Christi 2010 Crab Feed auction including the schedule of events, list of sponsors and donors, and descriptions of auction items being sold. Some of the auction items include sailing trips, vacations to Maui and Mexico, sports packages, and private tours. The proceeds will support programs at Corpus Christi School and Parish.
This document provides information on upcoming events and activities for 1st ABCT Soldiers and families in January-March 2014. It lists youth activities, sporting events, training opportunities, movies, and more. It also includes information on scholarships and tax filing resources. Links are provided to Facebook pages and websites for various units and organizations to stay updated.
The village of Osterville has two golf courses designed by renowned golf course architect Donald Ross - the Wianno Golf Course and the Oyster Harbors Golf Course. Both courses offer scenic views and challenging layouts praised by golfers. While the courses are private, the public can play in the Osterville Village Library's annual golf tournament held at the Wianno Club Golf Course, with proceeds benefiting the library.
The document provides information on various upcoming events at NCBC Gulfport such as Christmas meal services at the dining facility, toy donations for Toys for Tots, and weight loss challenges. It also lists holiday hours for facilities on base and includes advertisements for off-base community events like light displays and live nativity shows in the local area. Contact information is provided for several points of contact on base related to the different events and programs.
Maria Aliotti
Askew, Tracy 210
PO Box 1242
Bend, OR 97709
Phone: 541.388.4663
Cell: 541.480.4663
Fax: 541.388.4663
tracy@askewcollection.com
www.askewcollection.com
April Cornell
Soft, feminine dresses and
tops
Atiyeh, Deb 219
PO Box 612
Lake Oswego, OR 97034
Phone: 503.636.9376
Cell: 503.970.8066
Fax: 503.636.9377
sales@debatiyeh.com
www.debatiyeh
12 September 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct.
This document provides a list of 101 ways to thank a military spouse, including small gestures like saying thank you, giving chocolate, listening, and praying for them. It encourages appreciating their sacrifices through acts of service like helping with chores, childcare, or yard work. It also provides ideas for local organizations, businesses, and service members to support military spouses through community events, discounts, or spending quality time together. The overall message is that thoughtfulness, respect, and finding ways to show gratitude can go a long way in appreciating the role of military spouses.
Hallow-Ian is a fundraising event hosted by B-104.7 Radio that has raised money for children with cancer and their families for the past 6 years. It began as a way to provide Halloween activities for kids and raise money, but took on greater significance after a local high school student was diagnosed with bone cancer. Now in its 6th year, Hallow-Ian has grown from hosting events at the Cow Palace to having the radio host camp out on the roof of a local business to raise awareness and funds, with an even higher goal than last year. The money benefits families like Ian Locke, for whom the event is named, and others who have battled pediatric cancer. Seeing recipients doing well in recent
The document provides information about upcoming community events in and around Fort Riley for the month of December, including:
- A Christkindl Market on December 1st featuring German-inspired crafts and activities.
- Several events for families on December 1st such as a comedy show, tour of historic homes, and fitness marathon.
- Breakfast with Santa at the hospital on December 8th and a "Scuba with Santa" event.
- Holiday concerts by the 1st Infantry Division Band on December 11th and 14th.
- A battalion holiday party on December 20th with food, prizes and a visit from Santa.
- Various religious services at post chapels over the Christmas holiday.
The document is a newsletter from Bungalower.com that provides information on upcoming local events in Orlando for the month of January, recipes from local restaurants, book recommendations from the Orange County Library System, and health tips. It features summaries of over 10 events happening in early January, including heritage celebrations, art festivals, food festivals, concerts, and a Jurassic World live show. It also includes a multi-step butternut squash flan recipe from Vinia Wine and Kitchen and advertisements for local organizations.
This document appears to be a log from a math tutorial game or app. It shows questions about adding quantities of different objects (candies and boxes of biscuits). For each question, the user is given multiple choice answers to select from. The log tracks the user's progress through the game, including getting questions correct and incorrect, completing levels, and accessing different parts of the app like the shop.
The document provides information about design work created by Emily Browne for various arts and cultural festivals and organizations. It includes designs for banners, billboards, signs, towers and other branding materials for the Salisbury International Arts Festival. It also summarizes designs created for promotions of specific performances, a food and drink festival brochure and map, and designs for a brewery and meditation app. The document showcases Emily Browne's graphic design portfolio.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Wildcat Elementary School for September and October 2011. It announces the Wildcat Run-A-Pawlooza fundraising run on September 26th and encourages participation and sponsorship. It also lists spirit nights, picture day, book fair dates, and the Fall Festival on November 5th. The PTA is selling flower bulbs and collecting ink cartridges and box tops to raise additional funds.
The document provides information about various upcoming special events, programs, and activities at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport in December 2012. These include a tree lighting and holiday gift village event on December 7th, a Toys for Tots donation drive accepting donations through December 22nd, a silent baked goods auction by CAN DO Charity on December 13th, free family portrait sessions on December 8th-9th through the USO, and Secret Santa shopping at the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society thrift shop on December 8th. It also lists information about fitness activities, chapel events, movies at the training hall, trips from Information Tickets and Travel, and food and beverage options on base.
The 29th annual SLO County Toy Run in Avila Beach, California was successful despite cold weather and economic challenges. Over 1,000 people attended the event organized by Bernard "Saint" Duque to collect toy donations for children in the local area. Volunteers worked hard to organize raffle prizes and food for attendees. The Toy Run has been operating for 30 years and continues to provide gifts to kids in the community during Christmas time thanks to the dedication of volunteers like Duque.
The document provides information on various upcoming events at Naval Construction Battalion Center (NCBC) such as an Earth Day celebration, welcoming home veterans of World War II, workshops on strengthening relationships, and summer course registration at Coastline Community College. It also lists job opportunities, fitness center activities, and entertainment options through the base's library, outdoor recreation, youth programs, and more. Community events off base are also advertised.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming local events and school calendars for the 2012-2013 school year. It includes the first day of school dates for various school districts in the area, as well as details about summer concert series, festivals, and movies playing at local drive-in theaters. Readers are encouraged to verify dates and restrictions for any events.
Islam masuk ke Jawa melalui pesisir utara dan berkembang cepat berkat peran Walisongo. Walisongo menggunakan berbagai metode dakwah seperti ceramah, keteladanan, pendidikan dan kesenian untuk menyebarkan Islam secara damai. Setelah Walisongo, Islam semakin melekat pada budaya Jawa melalui tradisi seperti wayang.
This document provides a summary of local community events occurring around Watertown, New York from November 5th to December 4th. It lists details such as dates, times, locations and contact information for 11 different community events, including craft fairs, parades, and a festival of trees. Readers are encouraged to do their own research on any restrictions or guidelines for the events.
This document is a newsletter compiling information from various military family news sources and local event sources for personal use by readers. It provides notices about local events happening between late March and late May, including a staycation prize giveaway, Operation Purple summer camps for military dependents, various performances and shows, walks and festivals, and the opening of the Watertown Farm and Craft Market. It also includes a notice that United Concordia dental insurance is no longer the provider for military families and will be replaced by Metlife starting May 1st, along with a website for more information.
This document provides a summary of upcoming religious services, community events, and training opportunities in the Fort Drum area for the month of December. It lists the dates, times, and locations for several Catholic and Christmas Eve services at the Main Post Chapel. It also advertises upcoming holiday-themed community events in nearby towns like Croghan, Theresa, and Lisbon. Finally, it provides the schedule for military family support training classes in December on topics like budgeting, stress management, and winter driving safety.
The document provides information about upcoming events for military families at Fort Drum, including:
1) A community meeting on March 2nd with Senator Gillibrand and Holly Petraeus of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to discuss financial issues facing military families.
2) The meeting will include a discussion and Q&A session.
3) The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau works to protect consumers from unfair practices by financial institutions.
This document provides a summary of events, training opportunities, and other information for military families. It lists various suicide prevention resources available in September for Suicide Prevention Month. It also provides notices about local community events happening in late September and October, such as a vintage car show, rodeo, War of 1812 quilt exhibit, Oktoberfest celebration, and Halloween festival. Additionally, it announces family readiness group training dates on topics such as mobilization and deployment, coping strategies, and financial readiness.
The document provides information about upcoming events in the local area, including changes to dental insurance providers for military families, zoo events, fly fishing seminars, concerts, festivals, and more. United Concordia will no longer provide dental coverage for military families as of May 1, 2012 and will be replaced by Metlife. The local zoo lists its hours and special events for March through December 2012. A fly fishing seminar for women will be held in June on the Salmon River to improve fly fishing skills.
1) The Badger Company is preparing for their month-long training exercise at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) in Fort Polk, LA in March. Various soldiers have been attending training courses to prepare.
2) The FRG leader provides an update on past and upcoming FRG events, including a successful fundraiser and upcoming bake sale. She is also looking for input from families on future events.
3) She includes an FRG information sheet and survey to collect family members' contact information and preferences to better support families during the upcoming deployment. The next FRG meeting will be on March 15th.
This document provides a summary of upcoming community events, training opportunities, and important dates for military families. Events include winter festivals featuring sledding, skiing, and snow activities in Lowville and Syracuse in January. In February, events include a snow deer festival in Watertown and Valentine's dinner experiences in a forest setting in Syracuse. The document also lists training dates in January, February, and March for FRG leaders, key callers, informal funds, and care team members. Important school break dates are noted for February and April.
This document contains a summary of upcoming events and training opportunities for military families in January and February 2012. It includes information about a wine and chocolate festival, snow deer festival, Valentine's dinner event, and dog auction happening in the local area. It also lists dates and times for Family Readiness Group leader training, key caller training, informal funds training, care team training, and classes on stress management, anger management, and conflict resolution being offered through the Army Community Service organization. Readers are reminded that the information does not represent any military unit's endorsement and to research any applicable guidelines.
This document provides a summary of upcoming community events in northern New York, including religious services, training schedules, clinic hours, parades, craft fairs, and holiday light displays from November 10th through December 23rd. Key details like dates, times, locations, and contact information are included for various local activities and celebrations taking place during the holiday season.
This document provides tips for military families moving with a special needs family member. It recommends reviewing information about the new location, notifying current service coordinators of the move, organizing records in a binder, obtaining copies of educational and medical documents, and contacting schools and support staff at the new location. It also includes sample questions to ask schools about programs, services, and implementing the child's IEP during the transition. Additional resources are provided.
This document provides updates from Bravo Company, including:
- Soldiers have been conducting a property inventory valued at over $24 million while continuing training.
- The company will undergo a change of command on June 15th with CPT Paul Kubik taking over.
- SIGINT soldiers are attending language school and will take language proficiency tests.
- The SIGINT platoon leader will transition duties to a new lieutenant next month.
- The ISR platoon has been preparing vehicles for software upgrades and training on new computer systems.
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This document provides a calendar of events for Family and MWR at Fort Drum for the month of May. There are various classes, activities, and special events outlined on specific dates ranging from resume writing and home buying classes to sports tournaments and the US Army Soldier Show. Reoccurring weekly activities are also listed such as water aerobics, bowling, and food specials at The Commons.
This document provides information on upcoming community events in the North Country region from May 26th through June 17th, including yard sales, festivals, concerts, fairs, and more. Key details are provided such as dates, locations, contact information. Events promote local culture, history, agriculture and aim to bring community members together through shared activities.
This newsletter provides information on upcoming community events in the North Country region from May 26th to June 8th, including:
- A village wide yard sale in Sackets Harbor on May 26th.
- The Grape Blossom Festival at Thousand Islands Winery on May 26th featuring food, music and craft vendors.
- The 12th annual Spring Art Show in Sackets Harbor running from May 26th to June 24th.
- "I Love Chocolate Day" at Tug Hill Vineyard on May 26th pairing chocolates with wines.
- A presentation on the War of 1812 from a Canadian perspective in Sackets Harbor on May 29th.
- The opening of
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Este documento resume el tema marítimo entre Bolivia y Chile desde 1884 hasta la actualidad. Luego de la Guerra del Pacífico, Bolivia perdió su acceso al mar en el Tratado de 1904 con Chile. Aunque se establecieron medidas como la construcción de un ferrocarril, Bolivia ha intentado infructuosamente revisar el tratado desde 1920 ante organismos internacionales, argumentando que fue impuesto bajo presión. Actualmente mantiene su demanda ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia para recuperar una salida soberana al Océano Pacífico.
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Military families will have access to over 1,600 museums for free through the Blue Star Museums program. The document also lists various community events in towns in northern New York, including drive-in movies, museum exhibits, festivals, concerts and more happening between June and August 2012. Readers are encouraged to research each event for full details.
The document provides information about various summer events happening in July and August in the northern New York area, including:
- Renaissance festival weekends in July and August with various themes like pirates and highlanders.
- Drive-in movie nights throughout the summer months.
- Concerts in the park, sounds of summer concert series, and concert on the green series in various towns from July through August.
- Annual festivals like the Jefferson County Fair, Made in New York Festival, Strawberry Festival, and French Festival in July.
- Farm and food weekend in Jefferson County on July 21-22 where agricultural businesses open their doors.
This document provides a summary of local community events occurring in late June and July in the North Country region near Jefferson County, NY. It lists over 20 community events including drive-in movies, motorcycle rallies, concerts, festivals, and fairs taking place in towns like Alexandria Bay, Cape Vincent, Clayton, Watertown, and Carthage. The document encourages readers to check event websites for more details and restrictions.
This newsletter provides information for military families in the area, including details about a school supply giveaway, local school start dates and schedules, upcoming community events like concerts and fairs, and contact information for organizations like PWOC that support military families. It also lists drive-in movie theaters and their admission prices as an affordable entertainment option.
This document provides a summary of various community events occurring between June 15th and 30th in the North Country region, including family activities, concerts, fairs, and festivals in towns like Clayton, Alexandria Bay, Lowville, Watertown, and Carthage. Events include a bluegrass festival, drive-in movies, poker runs, art shows, a Civil War reenactment, free fishing days, and more. Details like dates, locations, contact information, and websites are provided for each event.
The document provides information about the 2011 San Diego County Fair, including dates, admission prices, parking rates, special event days, and musical performances. The key details are:
- The fair runs from June 10th to July 4th and is closed on Mondays except for July 4th.
- New attractions for 2011 include a CARS theme and classic cars in the theme exhibit.
- Admission ranges from $13 for adults to free for children 5 and under. Various value packs are available.
- Parking is $10 per vehicle or $15 for RVs/preferred parking with some free offsite lots and trams.
- Special event days offer deals and activities like $3
This document provides a summary of community events happening in March and April 2012 in the North Country region, including concerts, festivals, fairs, and other activities. It lists the dates, locations, descriptions, and contact information for various local events in towns like Lowville, Watertown, Clayton, Alexandria Bay, Sackets Harbor, and Potsdam. Events include the Black River Valley Concert Series, North Country Goes Green Irish Festival, Maple Weekend, the Thousand Islands Bluegrass Preservation Society Winter Getaway, Dallas Brass performance, 1000 Islands Spring Boat Show, ballroom dance parties, Taste of the Town fundraiser, a performance of Of Mice and Men, Walk MS, village yard sales
The document provides information about various festivals occurring between April and October in Adams, Allen, Huntington, DeKalb, Noble, Wells and Whitley counties in Indiana. Some of the festivals mentioned include the Decatur Sculpture Tour, Berne Swiss Days, Kekionga Festival, Motor Sports Festival, Fairy Tale Fest, Cherry Blossom Festival, Germanfest, New Haven Canal Days, Woodburn Summerfest, Ribfest, Sweetwater Gearfest, Greekfest, Buskerfest, Riverpalooza, Three Rivers Festival, Fort Wayne Pride Fest, Allen County Fair, Taste of the Arts, Grabill County Fair, West Central Home and Garden Tour & ArtsFest, Annie's Craft
This newsletter provides information about upcoming local events in March and May 2012 for military families in Northern New York. It also notes that United Concordia will no longer provide dental coverage and will be replaced by Metlife as of May 1, 2012. Additionally, it announces that the Carthage Central School District has modified its instructional calendar by identifying 5 days where students and staff will not need to attend due to emergency closings.
The summary provides information about events happening in and around town from November 10-12, 2017. There is a Veterans Day 5K run and ceremony on November 11th to honor veterans and help end homelessness. The 26th annual Whitaker St. Louis Film Festival is holding its final weekend with various showings. The Steinberg Skating Rink is celebrating its 60th anniversary with $0.50 admission on November 10-12. Additional events highlighted include a DJ skate night, an upcycling benefit event, kids night out, and the Flyover Comedy Festival in The Grove neighborhood.
This newsletter provides a summary of upcoming community events and training opportunities for military families in the region. It lists concerts, festivals, and fairs happening through the summer in multiple towns. It also lists dates and times for Family Readiness Group leader training, key caller training, informal funds training, and other courses through August to help prepare military families. The newsletter encourages readers to verify details and restrictions on their own and is compiled from various local sources for personal use only.
This newsletter provides a summary of upcoming community events and training opportunities for military families in the region. It lists concerts, festivals, and fairs happening through the summer in multiple towns. It also lists dates and times for Family Readiness Group leader training, key caller training, informal funds training, and other courses through August to help prepare military families. The newsletter encourages readers to verify details and restrictions on their own and is compiled from various local sources for personal use only.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming summer events in northern New York, including concert series in multiple towns, festivals such as Pirates Weekend and Harvest of the Arts, and the New York State Fair. It also announces the first meeting of the Fort Drum Going to Pieces Quilt Guild for the upcoming year and encourages new members to join.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming summer events in northern New York, including concert series in multiple towns, festivals such as Pirates Weekend and Harvest of the Arts, and the New York State Fair. It also announces the first meeting of the Fort Drum Going to Pieces Quilt Guild for the upcoming year and encourages new members to join.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming summer events in northern New York, including concert series in multiple towns, festivals such as Pirates Weekend and Harvest of the Arts, and the New York State Fair. It also announces the first meeting of the Fort Drum Going to Pieces Quilt Guild for the upcoming year and encourages new members to join.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including "An Evening with the Cardinals" baseball fundraiser, the St. Louis Mardi Gras family carnival, and "Kegs for a Cause" beer tasting fundraiser. The Fabulous Fox Theatre continues showing "The School of Rock" musical and activities at Fort Belle Fontaine Park include an eagle watch and guided hike. Emerson Free Family Night provides free admission at the Magic House museum on Friday evening. The St. Louis Blues hockey game is also listed.
This document contains a summary of events from local military family news sources and area event calendars between April and May 2012. It includes information on Operation Purple camps for military dependents, a musical production of "Soldier's Song" in Dulles, and various community events like walks, art shows, and markets happening around that time. Readers are encouraged to research details on applicable restrictions or guidelines.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including "An Evening with the Cardinals" baseball fundraiser, the St. Louis Mardi Gras family carnival, and "Kegs for a Cause" beer tasting fundraiser. The Fabulous Fox Theatre continues showing "The School of Rock" musical and activities at Fort Belle Fontaine Park include an eagle watch and guided hike. Emerson Free Family Night provides free admission at the Magic House museum on Friday evening. On Saturday the St. Louis Blues hockey team plays the Arizona Coyotes.
Please find attach this week’s weekly newsbreak for your viewing. Pass along to your Soldiers and Family members. There is a lot going on in the surrounding area’s for the 4th of July celebration. Check out the newsbreak for other great events for the coming month.
Have a safe and fun Holiday weekend!
This document provides information about upcoming events at Fort Riley and surrounding areas from July 10-30, 2014. It lists over 20 community events including pool parties, comedy nights, movies, rodeos, art camps and more. It also provides links to Facebook pages for different battalions and units, as well as resources for military families, finance, education, employment and medical care.
The Little Sisters Inn in Herrings/Carthage is hosting a Kids Night Out event on October 30th from 6-8 PM. For $10 per child, kids will enjoy dinner, games, crafts, spooky stories and face painting while raising proceeds for the Deferiet Playground Fund. Parents can relax over dinner and cocktails while their kids are entertained, with a portion of adult meal prices also donated to the playground fund. Reservations are appreciated but not required.
A Kids Night Out event will be held on October 30th from 6-8 PM at Little Sisters Inn. The event costs $10 per child and includes dinner, games, crafts, spooky stories, and face painting. Proceeds will benefit the Deferiet Playground Fund. Parents can relax over dinner and cocktails while their kids are entertained, with a portion of adult meal prices also donated to the fund. Reservations are appreciated but not required.
The document provides information about upcoming community events in and around Fort Drum including a chili cook-off on October 27th, a haunted hotel event on the same day, trick or treating on Fort Drum on October 31st, and winter driving and snow thrower safety classes throughout October and November. It also includes a schedule for FRSA training opportunities and financial readiness programs at Fort Drum in October through December.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming community events in Sackets Harbor and surrounding areas in northern New York. It summarizes various Halloween activities including a haunted trail in Sackets Harbor from October 19-27, craft fairs in Lowville on October 20th and 26th, and "Halloween Towne" in downtown Lowville on October 26th and 27th. It also lists training opportunities at the Army Community Service center and a 5k/10k run in Adams on October 27th to benefit the Rohde Center. The newsletter encourages readers to verify any restrictions or guidelines for the events.
This document provides a summary of events, training opportunities, and other information for military families. It lists various suicide prevention resources available year-round. It also announces upcoming family readiness group training, stress and anger management classes, financial readiness training, and coping with deployments classes happening in late September and October. Readers are encouraged to contact the organizations for more details and to RSVP for events.
The document announces a haunted hotel event featuring four attractions of varying scare levels for different age groups: a haunted hotel tour for juniors and older, a werewolf woods walk for juniors and older, a fun hotel tour for kindergarten through 6th grade, and a pumpkin patch maze of activities for infants and toddlers. The event will take place on October 27th at the old Fort Drum Inn on Nash Boulevard.
This document provides a summary of local events happening around Clayton, New York from September 13-30, 2012. There are concerts, festivals, farmers markets, and historical reenactments advertised, including a Jimmy Buffett tribute concert, apple picking opportunities, and the annual Clayton Country Jam music festival. Details like dates, locations, contact information and links are provided for each event.
This newsletter provides important phone numbers for village offices and services. It lists the names of elected officials and the dates for Fire Prevention Week and bulk trash pickup. It also announces upcoming local events like apple picking seasons, festivals, and rodeos happening in September and includes links for more information. Active duty soldiers from the area are named and the newsletter asks readers to keep them in their thoughts and prayers.
The document is a newsletter compiling events from local sources around the Thousand Islands region. It provides reminders about school being back in session and apple picking season. It also lists numerous local community events happening between September 7-30, including music festivals, art exhibitions, yard sales, cleanups, and historical reenactments. The material is intended for personal use and does not represent any military or government endorsements.
The 2BSTB FRG is holding a fundraiser at the NTC Pre-deployment Brief where slices of pizza will be sold for $2 and drinks for $1. Food and drinks will be available for purchase by cash only when entering the building for the pre-deployment brief.
This newsletter provides important contact information for the Village of Deferiet, including phone numbers for the Village Clerk's Office, Village Garage, Sewage Treatment Plant, and Fire Department. It also lists the mayor and village board members, as well as local area events happening in August such as concerts, festivals, and fairs. Residents are encouraged to submit additional information to the newsletter by contacting the village clerk or mayor.
This newsletter provides important contact information for the Village of Deferiet, including phone numbers for the Village Clerk's Office, Village Garage, Sewage Treatment Plant, and Fire Department. It also lists the mayor and village board members, as well as local area events happening in August such as concerts, festivals, and fairs. Residents are encouraged to submit additional information to the newsletter by contacting the village clerk or mayor.
This newsletter provides important contact information for the Village of Deferiet, including phone numbers for the Village Clerk's Office, Village Garage, Sewage Treatment Plant, and Post Office. It also lists the mayor and village board members, as well as local area events happening in August such as concerts, festivals, and fairs. Finally, it includes a list of active duty and retired soldiers from Deferiet to keep in thoughts and prayers.
The document provides a summary of upcoming summer concerts, events, and festivals in northern New York from August to September 2012. There are weekly concerts in several towns, including Watertown, Sackets Harbor, Lowville, Carthage, Alexandria Bay, and Cape Vincent. Larger events include Pirates Weekend in Alexandria Bay, the MOE DOWN music festival in Turin, the New York State Fair, and the Flywheels and Pulleys antique engine show. The Fort Drum Going to Pieces Quilt Guild is also kicking off its 2012-2013 year.
This document provides a summary of local area events in and around Fort Drum for the week of July 19th, 2012. It includes notices about walk-in closures at the Fort Drum Veterinary Clinic on July 20th and 27th. It also provides information about various summer activities and events happening around New York state, such as beaches, parks, festivals, and concerts. Details are given about children's sports sign-ups and physicals. Finally, the document lists specific upcoming events in towns like Lowville, Clayton, Watertown, Cape Vincent, and Alexandria Bay through the end of the summer.
This document provides a summary of local area events for military families around Fort Drum including:
- The Fort Drum Veterinary Clinic will be closed for walk-ins on July 20th and 27th.
- A list of things to do around New York State including beaches, parks, festivals.
- Details on upcoming Pop Warner football and cheerleading meetings.
- Information on sports physicals being offered in the area.
- A list of local drive-in movie theaters and their showtimes.
- A calendar of concerts and events happening around the region through late August.
New York state law and Fort Drum regulation require that all children under 14 and all personnel riding bicycles on base wear properly fitted helmets. The regulations also mandate that bicycles be equipped with lights, bells, reflectors for visibility after dark and that riders wear reflective straps.
Free meals are available to all children under 18 at various locations from June 25 to August 24 as part of the Summer Food Service Program. The program provides nutritious meals at sites in neighborhoods across the community on selected weekdays and Saturdays. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Community Action Planning Council.
The 2BSTB unit is holding a fundraiser on July 16th from 11am to 1:30pm at the motorpool. For $4 attendees can purchase a meal combo that includes a hotdog, chips, drink, and icypop.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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1. FRSA FLASH 19 July 2012
Contents of this news letter are compiled from multiple military family news sources and local area event sources. Material
presented does not represent the views or endorsement of the 2nd BSTB, 2 nd BCT or the Army. This material is for personal
use by the readers. All readers are encouraged to do further research for all applicable restrictions and guidelines
VETERINARY CLINIC ANNOUNCES
FRIDAY WALK-IN CLOSURE DATES -- Friday walk-
ins at the Fort Drum Veterinary Clinic will not be offered July 20 or 27.
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR THINGS TO DO?
Visit www.iloveny.com
You can choose a category, like beaches and it will list all the beaches in
New York State.
http://www.iloveny.com/Summer/Themes/Beach-
Lists.aspx#thousandislands
For example Sylvan Beach is down near Syracuse and they have an
amusement park.
http://www.sylvanbeachamusementpark.com/Home.html
And Filmore Glen State Park is down neat Cortland and they have
Waterfalls and walking trails.
http://nysparks.com/parks/157/details.aspx
Or maybe you would prefer festivals.
July 20-22 is the Antique Festival in Liverpool
http://greatamericanantiquefest.com/antique_shows/fest1.htm
July 27&28 is the Jazz and Wine Festival in Syracuse
http://www.cnyjazz.org/nejwf/
It doesn’t matter what you are looking for, if you seek it you can find it in
New York there is everything from shopping, wine tasting, and spas to
hiking, biking, and fishing.
2. Attention Parents
• Pop Warner Cheer leading Meetings
Date: 24th of July
Location: MPA (Post Theater)
Call 772-6718 with questions.
Times:
Tiny Mites 5:30pm
Mighty Mites 6:15pm
Jr.Pee Wee 7:45pm
• Pop Warner football Meetings
Date: 23rd of July
Location: MPA (Post Theater)
Please call 772-6718 with questions
Time:
Tiny Mites 5:30pm
Mighty Mites 6:30pm
Jr.Pee Wee 7:30pm
Pee-Wee 8:30pm
• Youth Sports Parents:
There will be Sports Physicals being offered at Guthrie on
the 21st of July. Please call Guthrie with any questions.
This is to help with Fall CYSS Sports registrations
requirements.
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4. IMAX
MOST IMAX Theater in Syracuse:
www.most.org
Zoos
NYS Zoo at Thompson Park—
Watertown:
www.nyszoo.org
Rosamond Gifford Zoo—
Syracuse:
www.rosamondgiffordzoo.org
Toronto Zoo—
Toronto, Canada:
www.torontozoo.com
5. Romance Rendezvous Weekend July 21-22
Singles are encouraged to find a match to their Romance Rune Stone for a free
round of adult beverages. Already have a soulmate? Treat your sweetheart to a Lovers'
Picnic or attend our Renewal of Vows Ceremony at the Chapel.
Pirate Invasion Weekend July 28-29
Yaar!! Those pirates are invading the Shire with swashbuckling adventure, comedy
and song. Join our Pirate Costume Competition for kids and adults and enjoy rip-roaring
shows featuring swordplay and antics throughout the day.
Highland Fling Weekend August 4-5
Wear your kilt and come celebrate the legendary Scots! Let the captivating sounds of the
bagpipes carry you away as you delight in the colorful Highland dancing, games and
breath-taking demonstrations!
Fantasy Weekend August 11-12
The village of Warwick pays tribute to the myths and legends of Merry Olde England. Sprites, fairies, witches and
Robin Goodfellow himself will be seen in a whimsical masquerade of folklore characters. We invite you to join the fun
in our our Favorite Fantasy Costume Contest!
Grand Finale Weekend August 18-19
The last chance for a whole year to experience a memorable repast, enjoying our unique and varied culinary delights.
Select fine hand-crafted wares from our diverse and gifted artisans. Join in our lively Pub Sing, raising a tankard of
your favorite ale to bid farewell to yet another glorious season at the Sterling Renaissance Festival. The Gran Finale -
the one you must not miss!
6. CHECK OUT
THE
DRIVEIN
MOVIES
www.baydrivein.com
Adults (12 & over) $6
Active duty military with ID $5
Children 7-11 $2 and under 6 free
www.blackriverdrivein.com
Adults (12 & over) $7
Children 7-11 $2 and under 6 free
Now until Sep 5th (Every Wednesday Night 5-9pm)
Watertown
Concert on the Square
Event Description Every Wednesday night the Downtown Business Association will again be hosting "Concert on
the Square" July 5th-September 5th. Bring your lawn chair and listen to the sounds of local musicians.
Now until Sep 2nd (Every Sunday 3-5pm)
Sackets Harbor
Concert on the Battlefield State Historic Site
Bands are as listed below:
Jul 22nd Atlas
Jul 29th Babik
Aug 5th The Opera Real String Band
Aug 12th Prime Time Funk
Aug 19th The 10th Mountain Division Band
Aug 26th Quickstep with John Kirk and Trish Miller
Sep 2nd The Mario De Santis Orchestra
Now until Aug 8th (Every Wednesday 7pm)
Lowville
Village Band will perform their 2012 concert series at Veteran’s Park every Wednesday starting at 7pm. They are
also scheduled to perform a 7 PM program at the Library in Constableville on Friday August 10. Phone: 376-
8971
7. Now until August 15 (Every Wednesday 7pm)
Carthage
Sounds of Summer Concert Series
Join us every Wednesday from 7:00-9:00pm at the Farmers' Market Pavilion.
Now until Aug 29 (Every Wednesday 7pm)
Alexandria Bay
CONCERT IN THE PARK SERIES
Scenic View Park Fuller Street
Wednesday evenings at 7 pm enjoy aFREE concert for the public. Each week will be a different genre. Stop in and
enjoy the music on the waterfront.
Email: info@alexbay.org Phone: 315-482-9531Links: http://www.visitalexbay.org
July 17-21
Lowville
192nd ANNUAL LEWIS COUNTY FAIR
5443 Bostwick St.
http://www.lewiscountyfair.org/
Bonnie Murphy
Lewis County Fair
Email: bonniemurphy.lcf@frontiernet.net
Primary Phone: (315) 831-4285
Mobile Phone: (315) 709-1150
July 20-21
Clayton
44TH ANNUAL DECOY & WILDLIFE ART SHOW
Recreation Park Arena - East Line Rd.
This annual event is a summertime favorite. The best wildlife artwork and carvings are on display and for sale
during this event. Many vendors offer demonstrations of their craft. Sponsored by the Thousand Islands Museum.
Email:info@timuseum.org Phone: 315-686-5794 Links: http://www.timuseum.org
July 21-22
Alexandria Bay
SUMMER CRAFT FAIR
Scenic View Park Pavilion Fuller Street
Over 30 vendors available for your shopping pleasure. 10am to 5pm each day.
Email: info@alexbay.org Phone: 315-482-9531Links: http://www.visitalexbay.org
July 21-22
Sacekts Harbor
CAN AM FESTIVAL
W. Main Street (Sackets Harbor)
Food, music, craft fair, parade, fireworks and so much more. This is a great family event.
Phone: 315-646-3850
July 21
Clayton
CONCOURS D' ELEGANCE
Antique Boat Museum 750 Mary Street Clayton, NY 13624
Join us for the most unique and rare display of automobiles in the region!
Email: mhummel@abm.org Phone: 315-686-4104Links: http://abm.org
8. July 21-22
Watertown
JEFFERSON COUNTY FARM & FOOD, FAMILY OPEN DOOR WEEKEND
Jefferson County agricultural businesses will open their doors to the public. From south of Adams to Wellesley
Island, from Sackets Harbor to Theresa, and at almost every town and hamlet in between, farms, wineries, farm
supply businesses, retail establishments specializing in locally grown products, will all be offering an authentic
experience for the whole family. The choices are many and varied: Take a hay-ride. Meet animals and vegetables
from alpacas to zucchinis. Pick your own raspberries or flower bouquet. Explore the agricultural history of the
region. Walk a trail on a farm preserve. Tour a dairy, livestock, or vegetable farm. Find out how grain is milled,
wine is made, and yarn is spun. Learn about growing food organically, or inside high tunnels. Visit stores
specializing in locally produced products. Taste locally produced foods and wine. There is something for
everyone. Why not plan to spend the whole weekend exploring the agricultural wealth of Jefferson County?
To find the location of participating agricultural businesses and more about each, visit www.agvisit.com,
www.comefarmwithus.com, or www.facebook.com/FarmOpenHouse.
July 22
Cape Vincent
TIBBETTS POINT 5K-10K RUN/WALK
Cape Vincent, NY - From South: Take Route 81 North to exit 46. Turn left onto Route 12F and follow to Route 12E
at Paddy Hill. Turn right onto Route 12E into Brownville. Turn left in Brownville and follow Route 12E straight
into Cape Vincent approximately 20 miles. From Canada: Take TI Bridge at Collins Landing. Get off at the Clayton
exit and take Route 12 into Cape Vincent approximately 22 miles.
The Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring its annual Tibbetts Point Run/Walk at Recreation Park on
James Street at 10:00am. Email: thecape@tds.net Phone: 315-654-2481 - SHELLEY HIGGINS
Links: http://www.capevincent.org
July 28-Sep 1
Cape Vincent
CONCERT ON THE GREEN SERIES
Village Green is on Broadway Street. On Saturdays. Free entertainment varies from the Big Band sound to Rock
and Roll to Blues. The concerts are from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm on the Village Green on Broadway and James
Street. The concerts are held outside so bring a blanket or chair. Rain location is in the Fire Hall on Broadway
Street. Email: thecape@tds.net Phone: LIZ WILLIAMS-KELLY - 315-654-2413 or
SHELLEY HIGGINS - 315-654-2481 Links: http://www.capevincent.org
August 4
Watertown
Musical Playdate featuring "Doodlebops with Caillou"
DPAO, Toyota and Car-Freshner presents "Doodlebops with Caillou" as part of the 2012 Summer Concert Series at
the Watertown Fairgrounds Arena. Reserved seats are $23.00 and General Admission seats are $18.00
For more information, call (315) 782-0044
August 11
Watertown
Thompson Park Zoo Bobcats, Bears and Brews - (21+ only)
Taste test good food and different brews with a special evening view of the animals.
August 10-12
Turin
MOE DOWN 2012 ~ MUSIC FESTIVAL
The 3 day event has become known for its laid back vibe and great music, as well as its intimate and scenic setting.
With only 2 stages, bands never overlap and patrons never miss a beat! As in the past, the price of admission
includes camping. MOE DOWN has a history of bringing a diverse collection of artists to the festival over its 12
year history. For tickets, contact Snow Ridge at (315) 348-8456
9. August 14
Watertown
JOURNEY Concert in Watertown
Disabled Persons Action Organization (DPAO) is pleased to announce that the "American Rock Band ~
JOURNEY" is coming to the Watertown Fairgrounds, for an outdoor concert on Tuesday, August 14th at 7 p.m. The
opening act will be Loverboy. To purchase tickets please visit DPAO.ORG or call DPAO at 782-0044.
August 17-19
Boonville
NYS Woodsmen Field Days
The Woodsmen's Field days are being held in Boonville at the Oneida County Fairgrounds, Rt 294, Booville, NY.
Forestry Exhibits, Parade, Fireworks, Greased Pole Climb, Beards Contest, Loader Contest, Lumberjack Contests,
and Demonstrations throughout the weekend!
August 18
Lowville
Harvest of the Arts & Kite Festival
The 11th Annual Lewis County Harvest of the Arts and Kite Festival is on Saturday from 9am-5pm. As always,
delicious food will be available, and a wide variety of fun activities for your family to enjoy. Admission is FREE!
For more information, feel free to call 376-2640. Kite Festival: Don't miss this incredible family event! Join us and
our special guests from the New York Kite Enthusiast (NYKE) club for a fun filled event celebrating friendship,
community, and an appreciation for the environment through the joy of kite flying. Admission and all activities are
free, open to anyone who enjoys flying or watching kites.
September 7-9
Constableville
Flywheels and Pulleys 37th Annual Old Time Gas and Steam Engine Show on their beautiful grounds on Route 26
in Constableville, NY. Great show, always tons of antique power displays, with a large flea market and crafts.
Contact John or Olga Miller at [315] 465-4206
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16. Contents of this news letter are compiled from multiple military family news sources and local area event sources. Material presented does not
represent the views or endorsement of the 2nd BSTB, 2 nd BCT or the Army. This material is for personal use by the readers. All readers are
encouraged to do further research for all applicable restrictions and guidelines.