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Hamilton Inn to host ‘History Where You Eat’ event
The Madison County Historian’s Office will host one final “History Where You Eat” event for 2022, with a special twist. more
Susan Marie Weber, AmeriCorps Volunteer in Service to America volunteer has been awarded the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her over 7,000 hours of extraordinary volunteer service and leadership in her community.
Local volunteer receives Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
Susan Marie Weber, an AmeriCorps/Service to America volunteer, has been awarded the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her more than 7,000 hours of volunteer service … more
At the Cullen Pumpkin Farm, Richfield Springs, pumpkins and gourds are hand-planted and hand-harvested, ready for sale.
Autumn’s pride and joy: the prodigious pumpkin
At the second-generation Cullen Pumpkin Farm in Richfield Springs, the Shypski brothers — John, Tom, and Richard — along with their families, friends, and neighbors, are keeping fall traditions alive. more
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The best bartenders in the area are testing their skills against each other in the Best Guinness Pour charity contest. Bartenders will be judged on how well they can pour the perfect pint, perfect half and half, and if they can make a shamrock on these perfect pours.
A battle of bartenders at Guinness pour contest
The best bartenders in the area are testing their skills against each other in the Best Guinness Pour charity contest on Saturday, Sept. 24. more
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Power of Produce Kids Club participants, the Townsend family, join former Clinton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jackie Walters, Excellus BCBS Utica Regional President Eve Van de Wal and Clinton Chamber of Commerce President Karen Ostinett for a Community Health Award presentation.
Power of Produce Kids Club receives Excellus BCBS award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded the Clinton Chamber of Commerce a Community Health Award of $2,000 in support of the Clinton Farmers Market – Power of Produce Kids Club.  more
Smokin’ Brothers Sandwich and Burrito Shop, a pop-up restaurant by Ray Brothers Barbeque, is set to open in October in downtown Hamilton.
Ray Brothers pop-up sandwich shop coming to Hamilton
Ray Brothers Barbeque, known for its famous ribs and other regularly sold-out meats, will offer sandwiches, tacos, burritos, and more in downtown Hamilton. more
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Jim Minosh Jr. with one of the countless ice cream cones he has made over the years.
REVIEW: Kayuta Drive-In ‘an Adirondack Tradition’ since 1963
The bittersweet passing of Labor Day Weekend signals summer’s end. more
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Craft Brand Manager Chelsee Roach of McCraith Beverage sets out a number of beers for tasting at the 25th annual Madison County Hop Fest.
Celebrate craft beer, hop history at the Madison County Hop Fest
The Madison County Historical Society’s 26th annual Madison County Hop Fest is Saturday, Sept. 17. more
Harvest Pie Sale coming to Clinton
The Women’s Association of Stone Presbyterian Church, 8 S. Park Row, Clinton, will host its annual Harvest Pie Sale on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. more
Cows peek out Friday from a barn at East River Dairy in Homer. High milk prices in the past year have helped farmers, but prices have begun to slip again in recent months.
Dairy farmers see some relief after ‘seven years of hell’
A spike in milk prices paid to farmers in the past year — after years of depressed payments — is allowing them to pay off debt from the lean times, and catch up on deferred maintenance and purchases. more
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Event to offer tips on buying local meats
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County will host a free event, ‘Buying Local Meats in Bulk: Tips to Maximize Your Local Meat Purchasing Power,’ ... more
COLUMN: September is healthy lunch box time
September has arrived (where did summer go?) and it is lunch-box time. Seniors are packing lunches too as they go to work, or volunteer at senior centers, schools, nursing homes, and libraries. Some … more
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Sammy’s Cafe at 34 Genesee St. in New Hartford has closed its doors.
Sammy’s Cafe in New Hartford announces sudden closure
The beloved breakfast and lunch spot Sammy’s Cafe in New Hartford announced that it has closed via a Tuesday, Aug. 30 Facebook post.  more
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The 2022 Mohawk Valley Garlic and Herb Festival will take place Saturday, Sept. 10, at Canal Place in historic Little Falls.
Eat, stink and be merry at the MV Garlic and Herb Festival
This year’s Mohawk Valley Garlic and Herb Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10, at Canal Place in historic Little Falls. more
Cook Jody Passmore in the kitchen at Killino's Riverside Diner in Marcy.
COLUMN: Killino’s Riverside Diner does it right
In keeping with the “upstate” summer tradition of lining up to indulge in ice cream treats scooped up by local drive-ins, consider a classic diner that does the “drive-in” thing out back. more
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The HP Hood factory on Route 5 in Vernon is shown in this file photo. HP Hood earned the most medals overall in the dairy competition at the New York State Fair with a total of 16.
Stewart’s, HP Hood big winners in State Fair dairy competition
The winners of the 2022 Dairy Products Competition in celebration of Dairy Day at The Great New York State Fair have been announced. more
Nick and Fred Matt (center), the third and fourth generations of the F.X. Matt Brewing Company’s Matt Family, are joined by local politicians and the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce to celebrate The Biergarten’s grand opening.
Biergarten celebrates grand opening
The Biergarten at F.X. Matt Brewing Company is officially open for business. more
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Bagel Grove, 7 Burrstone Road, Utica, honors Ed Grove, the founder of the authentic bagelry, on their sign outside the establishment.
Founder and namesake of Bagel Grove passes away
Carl Edward “Ed” Grove, the founder and namesake of Utica’s Bagel Grove, has passed away at the age of 75. more
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Program relaunch supports state’s wine, grape industry
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, has relaunched its Grapevine Certification program to protect and support New York’s wine and grape industry. more
For growers, participation in Agricultural Environmental Management allows for greater access to programs, especially New York State Grown & Certified, which includes a marketing campaign to promote New York producers who meet the program standards. This includes on-product labels and promotional materials, such as a website, video and sales materials, to encourage program participation among producers.
Program to assist crop growers become even ‘greener’
Nearly $1.4 million is available to help New York fruit, vegetable, and specialty crop growers produce their products in an environmentally responsible manner. more
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