This presentation will give you a good overview of the attractions available in the Fort Drum area. The list is by no means comprehensive but go out and see what you can find for yourself!
The document discusses the history of the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Native Americans in 1621. It notes that after surviving a difficult first winter in Plymouth, the Pilgrims and Wampanoag shared an autumn harvest feast. Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November as a national holiday to give thanks with family, food, football, and parades like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
This document provides a summary of upcoming community events in northern New York from June 21-July 4, including Riverfest celebrations, school graduations, sporting competitions at Fort Drum, Independence Day fireworks displays, and fairs and festivals throughout the region. It also lists area attractions like museums, national parks, and race tracks that military members and their families can enjoy for free or at a discount during the summer months.
Leni Sorenson: "Okra in the Soup" 17th-century Foodways PresentationTodd Ballance
The document announces a presentation by foodways historian Leni Sorenson titled "Okra in the Soup: Afro-Colonials and the Foundations of Southern Cuisine" that will take place on September 21st, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Bacon's Castle for $15 per person, which includes admission to a tour of Bacon's Castle and a reenactment of Bacon's Rebellion.
Another name of Illinois is "The Prairie State". It has farmland, forests, rolling hills, wetlands, and skyscrapers. Yes, a complete package of enjoyment.
Sponge, Cotton & Sisal Festival- A Panoramic Culture in the Turks & Caicos Is...Marguerite Anderson
National Heritage Celebrations for 2014 saw various islands within the T.C.I. showcasing the rich culture of its people. Director of Culture, David Bowen spearheaded the celebrations in North and Middle Caicos- the main highlight being the Sponge, Cotton & Sisal Festival.
This document provides information about the state of Kentucky including its capital, nickname, population, year of statehood, state symbols, and regions. It describes the Appalachian mountains in the east, bluegrass lands and hills in the central part, and plains and rich soil in the west. Several locations in Kentucky are also summarized, including Panther Creek Golf Course near Owensboro, the Louisville Zoo, the Kentucky Derby race in Louisville, and the Kentucky Dam Village resort with its lodge, golf course, fishing and boating. Sources for the information are listed at the end.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including the Earth Day Festival in Forest Park on Saturday and Sunday featuring environmental activities and music. Chinese Culture Days at the Missouri Botanical Garden also on Saturday and Sunday will showcase Chinese culture through performances, food, and art. The ThurtenE Carnival at Washington University from Friday through Sunday features amusement rides, food, and student performances.
National Heritage Celebration 2015 in North Caicos, Turks & Caicos IslandsMarguerite Anderson
The island of North Caicos celebrated National Heritage Month under the theme, “Living our Culture- Securing our Heritage”, The richness of TCI's culture was mirrored in the entertainment, the cuisine, the craft-work, the music and in other aspects of the two-day event held on October 24th & 25th 2015.
The document discusses the history of the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Native Americans in 1621. It notes that after surviving a difficult first winter in Plymouth, the Pilgrims and Wampanoag shared an autumn harvest feast. Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November as a national holiday to give thanks with family, food, football, and parades like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
This document provides a summary of upcoming community events in northern New York from June 21-July 4, including Riverfest celebrations, school graduations, sporting competitions at Fort Drum, Independence Day fireworks displays, and fairs and festivals throughout the region. It also lists area attractions like museums, national parks, and race tracks that military members and their families can enjoy for free or at a discount during the summer months.
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The document announces a presentation by foodways historian Leni Sorenson titled "Okra in the Soup: Afro-Colonials and the Foundations of Southern Cuisine" that will take place on September 21st, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Bacon's Castle for $15 per person, which includes admission to a tour of Bacon's Castle and a reenactment of Bacon's Rebellion.
Another name of Illinois is "The Prairie State". It has farmland, forests, rolling hills, wetlands, and skyscrapers. Yes, a complete package of enjoyment.
Sponge, Cotton & Sisal Festival- A Panoramic Culture in the Turks & Caicos Is...Marguerite Anderson
National Heritage Celebrations for 2014 saw various islands within the T.C.I. showcasing the rich culture of its people. Director of Culture, David Bowen spearheaded the celebrations in North and Middle Caicos- the main highlight being the Sponge, Cotton & Sisal Festival.
This document provides information about the state of Kentucky including its capital, nickname, population, year of statehood, state symbols, and regions. It describes the Appalachian mountains in the east, bluegrass lands and hills in the central part, and plains and rich soil in the west. Several locations in Kentucky are also summarized, including Panther Creek Golf Course near Owensboro, the Louisville Zoo, the Kentucky Derby race in Louisville, and the Kentucky Dam Village resort with its lodge, golf course, fishing and boating. Sources for the information are listed at the end.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including the Earth Day Festival in Forest Park on Saturday and Sunday featuring environmental activities and music. Chinese Culture Days at the Missouri Botanical Garden also on Saturday and Sunday will showcase Chinese culture through performances, food, and art. The ThurtenE Carnival at Washington University from Friday through Sunday features amusement rides, food, and student performances.
National Heritage Celebration 2015 in North Caicos, Turks & Caicos IslandsMarguerite Anderson
The island of North Caicos celebrated National Heritage Month under the theme, “Living our Culture- Securing our Heritage”, The richness of TCI's culture was mirrored in the entertainment, the cuisine, the craft-work, the music and in other aspects of the two-day event held on October 24th & 25th 2015.
The 8th grade class will take a trip from May 23rd to May 27th to various locations in Michigan. The trip will cost between $300-$400 depending on attendance. Destinations include Sleeping Bear Dunes, Mackinac Island, Traverse City, and more. Activities include a canoe trip, COPE course, visiting Hartwick Pines, staying at Great Wolf Lodge water park, and spending a full day on Mackinac Island. Fundraising will help lower costs and any remaining balance will be due in early May.
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This document advertises an event celebrating an iconic time in African American history through innovative, classical music and fancy attire. The event will provide a night of elegance and beauty while supporting senior female high school students with thousands of dollars in college scholarships. Tickets cost $60 and can be purchased online, with the donation being tax deductible.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including the Earth Day Festival in Forest Park on Saturday and Sunday featuring local businesses, music, activities and food. Chinese Culture Days at the Missouri Botanical Garden also on Saturday and Sunday will showcase Chinese culture through performances, food and art. The ThurtenE Carnival at Washington University from Friday through Sunday features amusement rides, food and student performances. A wine dinner paired with Hess wines will be held at Three Sixty's rooftop bar on Friday evening. A free fishing derby for children will be held at Town & Country Crossing on Saturday morning. The Blues vs. Wild playoff game is Saturday afternoon.
Power point presenting my individual reasearch carried out on different festivals including chinese new year and the eid ceremony. As part of the C & M Diploma, Unit 5 Festival.
This document provides information about several states in the South Atlantic region of the United States. It discusses Washington D.C., including landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial and National Mall. It also summarizes details about Virginia, including state symbols, national parks, museums, and festivals. Finally, it briefly mentions other South Atlantic states like Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida.
When you are on a road trip in Oklahoma state you can go every direction you can think about. You will explore different kinds of places after spending only a few hours on the highway.
The document provides a history of the origins and traditions of Thanksgiving. It details how the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 by the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians after a successful harvest. It became a national holiday in 1863 when Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it would be celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November. Today it remains a family-centered holiday focused on giving thanks, enjoying a turkey dinner, watching parades, and spending time with loved ones.
Fiesta San Antonio is a 125-year anniversary celebration held from April 14-24 featuring over 100 events including parades, festivals, and local foods. The Texas Cavaliers River Parade and Battle of Flowers Parade on April 18 and 22 respectively will honor the military and remember the Alamo through colorful costumes and floats.
The exhibit "The Artist's Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement, 1887-1920" at the Huntington Library through May 9 explores how American Impressionist paintings reflected the rising popularity of gardening. One painting featured is Philip Leslie Hale's 1908 work "The Crimson Rambler" depicting a woman near a hybridized rose variety.
The exhibition "Whales
Kentucky is known as the Bluegrass State, with a capital of Frankfort. It has diverse geography including Appalachian mountains, rolling hills, and flatlands. The eastern part contains the highest point in the state, Black Mountain. Central Kentucky has rich soil and underground caves. Rivers are also important, forming borders and used for transportation and recreation. The Louisville Slugger Museum shows the bat making process and has activities. The Kentucky Derby Museum shares the history of the Kentucky Derby horse race through exhibits and films. The first Kentucky Derby was in 1875 at Churchill Downs and still takes place there annually in early May. Dale Hollow Lake State Park offers fishing, camping, hiking, and a tour of Cindy Cave
The document provides a list of dates to remember for events occurring in March and April 2013 at Fort Drum. Key events include the West Point Founders Day Dinner on March 8th, various Maple Days events on March 16th and 23rd, the Month of the Military Child Ice Cream Social on April 4th, and the Earth Day 5K Fun Run/Walk on April 20th. The document also provides contact information for agencies on post and previews of upcoming events each month.
The document provides information about various organizations and services on Fort Drum including:
- The Thrift Shop's hours of operation, donation policies, and mission to provide grants to local charities.
- The ACAP's career counseling and job resources for service members.
- A request to contact the Red Cross for a brief about their services to present at FRG meetings.
- Details on the Volunteer Support Fund which reimburses volunteers' childcare costs up to $150 per month.
- Information on renting paintball equipment and fields from Fort Drum MWR.
The document summarizes notes from a Community Leader Information Forum meeting at Fort Drum on September 3rd, 2014. It provides an agenda for the meeting including presentations on an upcoming customer service assessment and local medical care. The notes also list upcoming dates for community events and close by thanking attendees and providing contact information for future meetings.
The document provides information on various community programs and services available to Fort Drum service members and families in July 2012. Key programs and services include the American Red Cross holding new volunteer orientations and blood drives, Army Community Service celebrating its 47th birthday and hosting various classes, and Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers showing a movie in the outdoors. The main post chapel will also undergo renovations starting in July 2012.
The document provides information about an upcoming town hall meeting at Fort Drum, including guidelines for respectful participation and a focus on quality of life issues. It then outlines presentations from various Fort Drum departments on topics like healthcare services, housing, schools, and childcare fees. The garrison commander COL Gary Rosenberg is scheduled to speak.
We started Startup Weekend Berlin 2012 with high hopes for our idea "Aldes.co".
However, Customer Validation showed: It´s a dog! So what did we do? Find out in the presentation.
We prepared this to show others how failing fast is a good thing, especially at a startup weekend. The jury and the audience agreed: We won the award for "Best Pitch" and got standing ovations from the crowd!
This document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings/classes, volunteer opportunities, and points of contact for support services occurring around Fort Drum in mid-June 2012. Key upcoming events include an end of school BBQ, a USO Xbox tournament, UFC fight night, trips to local malls and parks, Independence Day fireworks, and the start of local farmers markets and county fairs for the season. It also lists contact information for groups providing family support, such as the Military and Family Life Consultant.
This document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings, volunteer opportunities, and things to do around Fort Drum and the surrounding North Country region from June 16-30, 2012. It lists over 30 recurring community support groups, classes, and activities. It also outlines over 15 specific local events, trainings, and fairs happening within the next two weeks. The document encourages exploring attractions in the region like parks, zoos, farms, wineries, and hydroplane races during the summer months. It provides contact information for community resources and the point of contact for the newsletter.
The document provides an agenda and overview of a regional tourism training presentation for Franklin County, Maine. It discusses the tourism industry structure in Maine and Franklin County, outlines the major regions and activities in Franklin County, and provides details on attractions, events, and other areas of interest for visitors to the region. The presentation aims to help attendees better understand and promote tourism opportunities across Franklin County.
The document provides information about upcoming community events in the North Country region, including school graduations, sporting competitions, ceremonies, concerts, and festivals taking place between June 22nd and July 15th. It also lists area attractions like museums, national parks, wineries, and things to do, emphasizing that there is plenty to keep residents and visitors entertained in the region. Finally, it provides details about free admission to national parks for military members and their families during the summer months.
The document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings, volunteer opportunities, and things to do in and around Fort Drum, New York for the month of June 2012. Key recurring community and family support group meetings are listed, alongside upcoming fairs, festivals and activities in the region throughout the summer months. Trainings through various support services on topics like resilience, finances, and career development are also advertised. Contact information is provided for volunteering or accessing consultation services.
The 8th grade class will take a trip from May 23rd to May 27th to various locations in Michigan. The trip will cost between $300-$400 depending on attendance. Destinations include Sleeping Bear Dunes, Mackinac Island, Traverse City, and more. Activities include a canoe trip, COPE course, visiting Hartwick Pines, staying at Great Wolf Lodge water park, and spending a full day on Mackinac Island. Fundraising will help lower costs and any remaining balance will be due in early May.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Chi Zeta Omega Chapter and Pearls o...Erica Harris
This document advertises an event celebrating an iconic time in African American history through innovative, classical music and fancy attire. The event will provide a night of elegance and beauty while supporting senior female high school students with thousands of dollars in college scholarships. Tickets cost $60 and can be purchased online, with the donation being tax deductible.
This weekend offers several events around St. Louis including the Earth Day Festival in Forest Park on Saturday and Sunday featuring local businesses, music, activities and food. Chinese Culture Days at the Missouri Botanical Garden also on Saturday and Sunday will showcase Chinese culture through performances, food and art. The ThurtenE Carnival at Washington University from Friday through Sunday features amusement rides, food and student performances. A wine dinner paired with Hess wines will be held at Three Sixty's rooftop bar on Friday evening. A free fishing derby for children will be held at Town & Country Crossing on Saturday morning. The Blues vs. Wild playoff game is Saturday afternoon.
Power point presenting my individual reasearch carried out on different festivals including chinese new year and the eid ceremony. As part of the C & M Diploma, Unit 5 Festival.
This document provides information about several states in the South Atlantic region of the United States. It discusses Washington D.C., including landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial and National Mall. It also summarizes details about Virginia, including state symbols, national parks, museums, and festivals. Finally, it briefly mentions other South Atlantic states like Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida.
When you are on a road trip in Oklahoma state you can go every direction you can think about. You will explore different kinds of places after spending only a few hours on the highway.
The document provides a history of the origins and traditions of Thanksgiving. It details how the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 by the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians after a successful harvest. It became a national holiday in 1863 when Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it would be celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November. Today it remains a family-centered holiday focused on giving thanks, enjoying a turkey dinner, watching parades, and spending time with loved ones.
Fiesta San Antonio is a 125-year anniversary celebration held from April 14-24 featuring over 100 events including parades, festivals, and local foods. The Texas Cavaliers River Parade and Battle of Flowers Parade on April 18 and 22 respectively will honor the military and remember the Alamo through colorful costumes and floats.
The exhibit "The Artist's Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement, 1887-1920" at the Huntington Library through May 9 explores how American Impressionist paintings reflected the rising popularity of gardening. One painting featured is Philip Leslie Hale's 1908 work "The Crimson Rambler" depicting a woman near a hybridized rose variety.
The exhibition "Whales
Kentucky is known as the Bluegrass State, with a capital of Frankfort. It has diverse geography including Appalachian mountains, rolling hills, and flatlands. The eastern part contains the highest point in the state, Black Mountain. Central Kentucky has rich soil and underground caves. Rivers are also important, forming borders and used for transportation and recreation. The Louisville Slugger Museum shows the bat making process and has activities. The Kentucky Derby Museum shares the history of the Kentucky Derby horse race through exhibits and films. The first Kentucky Derby was in 1875 at Churchill Downs and still takes place there annually in early May. Dale Hollow Lake State Park offers fishing, camping, hiking, and a tour of Cindy Cave
The document provides a list of dates to remember for events occurring in March and April 2013 at Fort Drum. Key events include the West Point Founders Day Dinner on March 8th, various Maple Days events on March 16th and 23rd, the Month of the Military Child Ice Cream Social on April 4th, and the Earth Day 5K Fun Run/Walk on April 20th. The document also provides contact information for agencies on post and previews of upcoming events each month.
The document provides information about various organizations and services on Fort Drum including:
- The Thrift Shop's hours of operation, donation policies, and mission to provide grants to local charities.
- The ACAP's career counseling and job resources for service members.
- A request to contact the Red Cross for a brief about their services to present at FRG meetings.
- Details on the Volunteer Support Fund which reimburses volunteers' childcare costs up to $150 per month.
- Information on renting paintball equipment and fields from Fort Drum MWR.
The document summarizes notes from a Community Leader Information Forum meeting at Fort Drum on September 3rd, 2014. It provides an agenda for the meeting including presentations on an upcoming customer service assessment and local medical care. The notes also list upcoming dates for community events and close by thanking attendees and providing contact information for future meetings.
The document provides information on various community programs and services available to Fort Drum service members and families in July 2012. Key programs and services include the American Red Cross holding new volunteer orientations and blood drives, Army Community Service celebrating its 47th birthday and hosting various classes, and Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers showing a movie in the outdoors. The main post chapel will also undergo renovations starting in July 2012.
The document provides information about an upcoming town hall meeting at Fort Drum, including guidelines for respectful participation and a focus on quality of life issues. It then outlines presentations from various Fort Drum departments on topics like healthcare services, housing, schools, and childcare fees. The garrison commander COL Gary Rosenberg is scheduled to speak.
We started Startup Weekend Berlin 2012 with high hopes for our idea "Aldes.co".
However, Customer Validation showed: It´s a dog! So what did we do? Find out in the presentation.
We prepared this to show others how failing fast is a good thing, especially at a startup weekend. The jury and the audience agreed: We won the award for "Best Pitch" and got standing ovations from the crowd!
This document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings/classes, volunteer opportunities, and points of contact for support services occurring around Fort Drum in mid-June 2012. Key upcoming events include an end of school BBQ, a USO Xbox tournament, UFC fight night, trips to local malls and parks, Independence Day fireworks, and the start of local farmers markets and county fairs for the season. It also lists contact information for groups providing family support, such as the Military and Family Life Consultant.
This document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings, volunteer opportunities, and things to do around Fort Drum and the surrounding North Country region from June 16-30, 2012. It lists over 30 recurring community support groups, classes, and activities. It also outlines over 15 specific local events, trainings, and fairs happening within the next two weeks. The document encourages exploring attractions in the region like parks, zoos, farms, wineries, and hydroplane races during the summer months. It provides contact information for community resources and the point of contact for the newsletter.
The document provides an agenda and overview of a regional tourism training presentation for Franklin County, Maine. It discusses the tourism industry structure in Maine and Franklin County, outlines the major regions and activities in Franklin County, and provides details on attractions, events, and other areas of interest for visitors to the region. The presentation aims to help attendees better understand and promote tourism opportunities across Franklin County.
The document provides information about upcoming community events in the North Country region, including school graduations, sporting competitions, ceremonies, concerts, and festivals taking place between June 22nd and July 15th. It also lists area attractions like museums, national parks, wineries, and things to do, emphasizing that there is plenty to keep residents and visitors entertained in the region. Finally, it provides details about free admission to national parks for military members and their families during the summer months.
The document provides a summary of recurring events, upcoming events, trainings, volunteer opportunities, and things to do in and around Fort Drum, New York for the month of June 2012. Key recurring community and family support group meetings are listed, alongside upcoming fairs, festivals and activities in the region throughout the summer months. Trainings through various support services on topics like resilience, finances, and career development are also advertised. Contact information is provided for volunteering or accessing consultation services.
This document provides ideas for Arizona staycations, including attractions in popular cities like Sedona, Tucson, and Flagstaff. It lists activities such as hiking, museums, ghost towns, and indoor play places for kids. The document also shares information on Arizona discounts and the six Latter-day Saint temples located in the state.
The document provides a detailed itinerary for a 19-day, 3,019 mile road trip tour through the southern US visiting various sites related to the US Army Corps of Engineers. Key stops included Ladew Topiary Gardens in Maryland, the National D-Day Memorial in Virginia, various museums in North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia showcasing local history and the Corps of Engineers.
This document is a newsletter from HHC, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade announcing upcoming events and providing information to soldiers and families. It welcomes 1SG Grady as the new First Sergeant while bidding farewell to 1SG Smith. It announces an organizational day at Old McDonald's Farm on July 6th and provides details. It also lists local fairs, farmers markets, fishing spots, and other recreational activities in the area. Clinic coverage plans and contact information for the unit is provided.
The document provides information on upcoming events and ongoing activities in Minneapolis over the Thanksgiving week, including:
1) Performances at MacPhail Center for Music including a jazz concert on November 10th and student performances.
2) An Æbleskive breakfast and art fair at the Danish American Center on November 20th.
3) The annual Turkey Day 5K run/walk on November 24th.
4) Information on the opening of the Depot Rink indoor ice skating rink on November 24th.
It also lists ongoing activities such as live music at various venues, tours at local museums, and informational resources about events in the Minneapolis riverfront district.
Visit North Carolina's Coast, Rolling Piedmont and Blue Ridge Mountains. Easy, affordable three day tours from Washington DC, Raleigh/Durham NC and Charlotte NC.
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.
This document provides information about recreational activities within 35 miles of Fort Drum, New York, including historic sites, outdoor activities, entertainment venues, and more. It lists locations, contact information, and brief descriptions. Key attractions mentioned include Boldt Castle, whitewater rafting on the Black River, Tibbetts Point Lighthouse, and various art centers and galleries in the region. The guide is intended to help soldiers and families stationed at Fort Drum feel more at home in their new community.
This document provides information about upcoming events and activities in the North Country region from June 29th through early July 2012. It includes details about:
- Parking lot reconstructions starting on July 2nd at two mini malls with closures and reduced access.
- MEDDAC clinic closure plans for July 4th and 5th, with urgent care available on those dates.
- Numerous youth center, family, and community activities taking place in early July.
- An independence day fireworks schedule for several towns on July 3rd and 4th.
- Various summer fairs, festivals, concerts and events occurring through mid-August.
The document is a newspaper listing local community events happening from August 21-24 in and around Trinidad, Colorado. It includes information about fundraising dinners, meetings, outdoor activities at Trinidad Lake, the Colorado State Fair, a book signing, the farmers market, classic car cruising, a call for choir and children's art submissions, an animal shelter event, and the Trinidad Roundup rodeo weekend. It also provides a brief article about a meeting to discuss airport improvement plans in Las Animas County featuring remarks from an engineer presenting proposals.
This document provides information on recurring community events, upcoming trainings and classes, county fairs, local attractions and things to do in the area, changes to clinic hours, construction notices, resources for help, the official Allons Facebook page point of contact, and a disclaimer about the contents.
This document provides a summary of upcoming community events in the North Country region from mid-June through late August, including school graduations, festivals, concerts, fairs, and outdoor recreational activities at state parks and elsewhere. Key events mentioned include graduations between 16-25 June, Riverfest on 21 June, various summer concert series, the Jefferson County Fair from 10-15 July, and numerous festivals, craft shows, and outdoor activities throughout the summer months. Contact information and websites are provided for many events.
The document provides information about the Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area, which features 34 islands totaling 1,600 acres within 10 miles of downtown Boston. It offers hiking trails, beaches, historic sites, camping, kayaking, nature programs, and ferry transportation from Boston. Daily and weekly programs throughout the summer include concerts, storytelling, fishing clinics, art events, and more centered around exploring and learning about the natural beauty and history of the islands.
The document provides an itinerary for a family vacation to Maggie Valley, North Carolina in July 2009. It details lodging accommodations and recommends various local attractions, activities, and day trips, including visiting the Blue Ridge Parkway, Horn in the West outdoor drama, Biltmore Estate, Ghost Town theme park, Cherokee cultural sites, hiking and rafting. The itinerary suggests taking advantage of discounts through the Blue Ridge Blue Card program to visit over 30 attractions at reduced prices over multiple days.
This presentation covers various aspects of North America, ranging from Geographical, Climatic and Environmental to Business, Life and Style conditions.
This presentation was made by me for one of my friend's Mom.
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The document provides a long list of travel tips and destinations for day trips near Corpus Christi, Texas and longer trips around Texas, organized by region. It recommends beaches, museums, parks, small towns and cities to visit, giving details on attractions and suggestions for things to see, do and eat in each location.
The new edition of Fort Drum's post guide is now available as a PDF! If you're new to the installation or just looking for more information about our post and the surrounding areas this is a great resource for you.
This overview of the ins and outs of winter driving will provide you with some techniques for avoiding accidents and a checklist you can use to prepare your vehicles for the snow and ice.
The Community Leaders Information Forum will give you all the latest updates about Fort Drum and the 10th Mountain Division. Be in the know; download your CLIF materials here!
The Community Leaders Information Forum will give you all the latest updates about Fort Drum and the 10th Mountain Division. Be in the know; download your CLIF materials here!
The document discusses upcoming events at Fort Drum including dates for an AFAP conference, fee increases for childcare services, winter operations such as snow removal, and procedures for post delays or early release due to weather. It provides details on guest speakers at a community leaders forum, dates for various ceremonies and activities in October through December, and contact information for child and youth services and the AFAP program.
The document provides a list of dates to remember for events happening in August and September 2014 at Fort Drum. Some key events include the closure of the Monti Physical Fitness Center from August 1-18, the 3BCT Deactivation Ceremony on August 14, the Annual Installation Force Protection Exercise on August 20, Outdoor Adventure Day on August 23, and the 911 Ceremony and Super Sign-Up on September 11. The list also provides advance notice of federal holidays in September and October like Labor Day on September 1 and Columbus Day on October 13.
The Community Leaders Information Forum is a great source of information for all your planning needs, including a list of dates to remember and important updates from different directorates around post! Check out the slides from the April meeting!
This document provides a list of community resources and programs available at Fort Drum, along with brief descriptions and contact information. It includes sections on facilities and services such as the American Red Cross, Atkins Fitness Center, Army Career and Alumni Program, Army Community Service, Education Services, auto shop, recreation programs, Civil Air Patrol, chapel, commissary, schools, childcare, and more. The purpose is to inform the Fort Drum community about various support and activities.
This document provides information about upcoming events at Fort Drum in March, April, and May 2014. It includes dates for conferences, observances, ceremonies, and other community events. It also provides details about the new MEDDAC Nurse Advice Line, updates to TRICARE online services and benefits, events planned for Month of the Military Child in April, and information about volunteer management and appreciation activities. Guest speakers provided more in-depth presentations on their specific topics.
Fort Drum was ranked among the Army's top installations for the fourth consecutive year for its support and services to Soldiers and Families. The post won the Army Communities of Excellence bronze award in 2013. Fort Drum provides resources and programs to assist with housing, health care, education, recreation, and the transition for new arrivals.
Check out the slides from this month's Community Leaders Information Forum! You'll get news about all the upcoming events and activities and get briefed about important procedure changes.
This document provides information from a community leaders forum at Fort Drum on October 2nd, 2013. It includes dates for upcoming events, presentations on Child Youth and School Services fee increases, winter operations including snow removal, and procedures for post delays and early releases due to winter weather. Details are given on snow plowing, equipment, and the process for monitoring weather data and making delay/release decisions.
The document lists dates for various events happening at Fort Drum from September through November 2013, including ceremonies, training sessions, recreational activities, and holidays. It notes that the list is not comprehensive and encourages checking other sources for all upcoming events at Fort Drum. Key events include a 9/11 wreath laying ceremony, a Superhero 5K run in September, a Veteran's Information Day in October, and ceremonies marking Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving in November.
This document provides information on various community resources and programs available to the Fort Drum community in September 2013. It lists 28 organizations and services, including the American Red Cross, Army Career & Alumni Program, Army Community Service, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, Civil Air Patrol, Chapel services, Child and Youth Services programs for sports, childcare, youth centers and more. Upcoming events, programs, services and contact information are provided for each listed organization.
The document summarizes a community leaders information forum at Fort Drum on September 4, 2013. It includes an agenda with remarks from COL Rosenberg and a presentation by COL Mattner on Fort Drum health services and medical care in the surrounding community. The dates provided numerous upcoming community events at Fort Drum through November 2013. Directorates and agencies were given time for updates. The next community leaders information forum is scheduled for October 2, 2013.
Updates on what's on the calendar for agencies across Fort Drum & the 10th Mountain Division. Use the CLIF Notes to plan your activities for the coming months and get contact information for the people you need!
This presentation was given at the recent town hall, giving our community an overview of what furlough impacts will look like at our installation. What may be most useful to customer is the listing of what days services will be reduced or closed due to furlough impacts.
This document provides information on various community resources and programs available to Fort Drum service members and their families in May 2013. It lists 27 organizations and programs including the American Red Cross, Army Career & Alumni Program, Army Community Service, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, Chapel services, Child and Youth Services programs, Commissary, and more. For each, it provides contact information and highlights upcoming events and activities in May such as seminars, training sessions, celebrations, and youth sports registration deadlines.
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The fact that Darby Galen Dempsey is related to Patrick Dempsey is what makes her best known. Darby was also born in Los Angeles, California on February 1, 2007. In 2020, Darby will turn 13 years old. She is Aquarius by birth sign. Her twin brother Sullivan Dempsey is also an actor.
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Darby’s father, Patrick, appeared in several major films during this time, such as “Can’t Buy Me Love” in 1987 and “Loverboy” in 1989. The wildly popular mystery horror film Scream 3 featured Darby’s father, Mark Kincaid, in 2000. The father is also a racing enthusiast. Darby’s father is a car fanatic who likes to race, drive sports vehicles, and collect old cars.
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Robert Downey Jr., synonymous with Hollywood success. has had a career marked by dramatic ups and downs. Downey's journey is remarkable, from his early days as a promising young actor to his well-documented struggles with addiction and his triumphant comeback in Iron Man. Central to this narrative is his financial success. This article delves into Robert Downey Jr. net worth, exploring how he amassed his fortune. the various income streams contributing to his wealth, and his financial management strategies.
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Early Life and Career Beginnings
Childhood and Family Background
Robert Downey Jr. was born on April 4, 1965, in Manhattan, New York City. His father, Robert Downey Sr., was an influential filmmaker and actor. while his mother, Elsie Ann, was an actress. Growing up in a creative environment, Downey was exposed to the entertainment industry at a very young age, appearing in his father's films as early as age five.
Breakthrough in the 1980s
Downey's career began in earnest in the 1980s when he joined the cast of Saturday Night Live. His early film roles in movies like Weird Science (1985) and Less Than Zero (1987) showcased his talent and potential. Despite his initial success, these early years were also marked by personal challenges. Particularly his struggles with substance abuse.
The Downfall and Recovery
Struggles with Addiction
The 1990s were a tumultuous period for Downey. Despite critical acclaim for roles in films such as "Chaplin" (1992), for which he received an Academy Award nomination, his career was derailed by legal troubles related to his drug addiction. Frequent arrests and stints in rehab created an image of an actor whose potential was being overshadowed by his demons.
Comeback and Redemption
The early 2000s marked the beginning of Downey's remarkable comeback. With the support of friends and family and a strong will to overcome his addictions. he gradually rebuilt his career. Key to this resurgence was his role in the TV series Ally McBeal, which not only earned him a Golden Globe but also proved that he still had the talent and appeal needed for Hollywood stardom.
The Marvel Era and Explosive Financial Growth
Casting as Iron Man
2008 was a pivotal year for Downey, as he was cast as Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). This role would redefine his career and boost Robert Downey Jr. net worth. Marvel Studios took a risk by casting him, but it paid off as "Iron Man" (2008) became a critical and commercial success.
Earnings from the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Downey's portrayal of Iron Man became iconic. Leading to roles in many MCU films, including the "Avengers" series. His compensation for these films varied significantly, starting with a modest (by Hollywood standards) $500,000 for the first "Iron Man" movie. But, his earnings skyrocketed as the MCU grew and his role expanded. For example, Downey reportedly earned $50 million for "The Avengers" (2012) a
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1. FORT DRUM NEW YORK
BIGGEST LOCAL MYTH:
“THERE’S NOTHING
TO DO HERE!!”
Wrong!!
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Legal Stuff
In no way do we endorse any of these events and/or
destinations. We are simply letting you know about
some (not by any means all!) of the “things to do” around
the North Country over the summer months. This brief is
meant to be a starting point – we encourage you to go
out and find and share other fun “things to do” with your
friends and Family!!
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Farmers Markets
• Watertown – around State Office Building on Washington
Street – Wednesdays, 6:30am to 3pm – starts 30 May
• Watertown - @ Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds on Coffeen Street
– Saturdays, 9am – 2pm, starts the end of June
• Carthage - @ Farmers Market Pavilion on Riverside Drive –
Fridays, 7am to 2pm – starts 25 May
• Clayton - @ Frink Park – Thursdays, 4pm – 8pm – starts
the end of June
• Cape Vincent - @ the Village Green – Saturdays, 8am –
2pm – starts June 23
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Parades
• Armed Forces Day Parade – Watertown – Public
Square – 19 May @ 10am
• Memorial Day Parades
- May 27th, Theresa @ 3pm
- May 28th, Alexandria Bay @ 11am
- May 28th, Lowville @ 10am
• Jefferson County Dairy Festival – Watertown – State
Office Building on Washington Street, June 3 @ 6:30pm
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Fishing
• Clayton Northern Pike Fishing Tournament – Saturday,
May 5th, phone 315-783-5126 for info
• Cape Vincent Fishing Derby, Saturday, May 26th, phone
Derby
315-654-2481 for info
• 1000 Islands Bass Open, Gananoque, Ontario, July 7-8,
Open
www.canadasproangler.com/BIGBASS.html
• Basic Fishing Class, Minna Anthony Common Nature
Class
Center, Wellesley Island State Park, 26 May, 16 June, 11
August, 1 September – 11 am to 1pm, email:
kimbrie.cullen@parks.ny.gov
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Music & Entertainment
• Homegrown Live Music Festival – May 12, Kingston,
Ontario – www.downtownkingston.ca
• DPAO Summer Concert Series – Watertown Fairgrounds,
www.dpao.org
- Blake Shelton, July 6
- Bill Cosby, July 28
- Journey, August 14
• Marshall Tucker Band – August 17, Clayton Opera House –
www.claytonoperahouse.org
• Rockin the Bay 23-26 Aug & Blues in the Bay 30 Aug – 3
Sept, www.visitalexbay.org
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Wine
• Thousand Islands Winery, Alexandria Bay
Winery
www.thousandislandswinery.com
- Grape Blossom Festival, Saturday, May 26
- Winery Birthday Bash! (bbq, music & wine), July 14
• Coyote Moon Winery, Clayton
Winery
www.coyotemoonvineyards.com
- 3rd Annual Howl at the Moon, Saturday, July 28
- Bluegrass in the Vineyards, 25-26 August
- 2nd Annual Shore Dinner (benefits the TI Museum), July 20,
5pm – 8pm, dinner, hayrides, live music & wine!
www.timuseum.org
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Independence Day Fireworks
• Clayton – 3 July @ dusk
• Alexandria Bay – 4 July @ dusk
• Sackets Harbor – 4 July @ dusk
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County Fairs
• Jefferson County: 10 July – 15 July, Alex T. Duffy
Fairgrounds, Watertown
• Lewis County: 17 July – 21 July, Lowville Fairgrounds,
FREE ADMISSION, parade & fireworks opening night,
www.lewiscountyfair.org
• St. Lawrence County: usually the first week of August,
Gouverneur, www.gouverneurfair.net
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Craft Fairs Etc.
• Alexandria Bay Craft Fair – Scenic View Park Pavilion,
21-22 July, 10 am – 5pm, www.visitalexbay.org
• Can-Am Festival – Sackets Harbor – music, food, crafts
and fireworks! 21-22 July
• 34th Annual TI Stamp, Coin, Postcard, Jewelry, Gem &
Collectables Show – Clayton Rec Arena, 28 – 29 July
• Stone Mills Craft Fair – LaFargeville, 3 – 5 August
• 30th Annual Craft Show & Sale – Clayton Rec Arena, 25
- 26 August
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Drive-Ins and IMAX
• Alexandria Bay Drive-Ins:
– www.baydrivein.com (double features, tickets prices range
from $2 - $6, 6 and under free)
• Black River Drive-Ins:
– www.blackriverdrivein.com (double or tripe features, tickets
prices range from $2 - $7, 6 and under free)
• MOST IMAX Theater – Syracuse
– www.most.org
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Zoos
• Watertown – NYS Zoo at Thompson Park
– Parties and Picnics all summer
– www.nyszoo.org
• Syracuse – Rosamond Gifford Zoo
– Penguin Palooza & Asian Elephant Extravaganza!
– www.rosamondgiffordzoo.org
• Toronto, Canada – Toronto Zoo
– Only about 4 hours away
– www.torontozoo.com
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NY State Parks
Did you know there are 25 NYS Parks in the Thousand
Islands Region??!?
www.nysparks.com
Offering hiking, biking, camping, golfing, nature trails, nature
center activities, beaches, pools, kayaking and canoeing!!
Empire Passports = $65
Daily Pass = from $8 - $10 per car load
***Families with deployed Soldiers qualify for a FREE
EMPIRE PASSPORT – details are on the web site
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Potpourri
• Horne’s Ferry – Cape Vincent
– Ferry to Wolf Island, Canada
– Opens May 1, www.hornesferry.com
• Highway Legends Car, Truck & Bike Show – Clayton
– 18 – 20 May, www.highwaylegends.us
• STRAWBERRY SEASON!!
– End of June - U-PICS ALL OVER
• Thousand Islands Hydroplane Regatta – Brockville,Ontario
– Speeds up to 170mph!
– 30 June – 1 July, www.brockvillehydroplaneracing.com
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Potpourri
• Made in NY Festival – Sackets Harbor/Madison Barracks
– 7 July - 75 NY State Product Vendors
• New York State Hog Rally – Alexandria Bay
– 12 – 14 July, www.nyshogrally.com
• 44th Annual French Festival – Cape Vincent
– 14 & 15 July - food, crafts, parade, fireworks!
• 48th Annual Boat Show & Auction – Clayton
– 3 – 5 August, Antique Boat Museum, www.abm.org
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Potpourri
• Woodsmen Field Days – Boonville
– 17 – 19 August, www.starinfo.com/woodsmen
• Pirate Invasion – Alexandria Bay
– 10 – 19 August, www.visitalexbay.org
• Bobcats, Bears & Brews – Watertown
– NYS Zoo at Thompson Park
– 11 August, www.nyszoo.org
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Destination Fun:
• NYS Fair – 23 August – September 3, www.nysfair.org
• Watkins Glenn Race Track – races and wine festivals!
• Montreal and Quebec! Ooh la la!
Quebec
• Finger Lakes Wine Tours
• Enchanted Forest Water Safari, Old Forge, NY
• Adirondacks/ Lake Placid
• Niagara Falls, Buffalo
• Lake George – The Great Escape Theme Park
• Saratoga Springs – Horse Racing & Concerts (SPAC)
• Burlington, VT (Ben & Jerry’s!!!)
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Resources:
www.visit1000islands.com
www.watertowndailytimes.com/section/events
www.wwnytv.com/features/craigs-to-do-list
www.newzjunky.com (local events @ left margin)
www.watertownny.com
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Good Luck!
Be Safe!
Have fun!
Enjoy the
Summer!!
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