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Staff at Many Maple Farms examined these test samples of syrup after a boil in February.
Maple in Madison County looking sweet
Maple’s becoming more popular than ever, and with this year’s syrup sweeter than ever, Maple Weekend in Madison County, which will be held over the weekends of both March 18-19. more
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SOUP FOR YOU? — The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event took place on Saturday, March 11, in Inlet. Participants shared 11 crock pots of soups, raising $238 for the local food pantry. The following People’s Choice Awards were presented: First place – Chicken Tikka Masala by Carrie Stallard; second place – New England Clam Chowder by Brittany Bartolotti; and third place – Asparagus Parmesan by Stephen Cole.
SNAPSHOT: The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event
The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event took place on Saturday. more
Women in apron and the first page of the cookbook American Cookery.
Virtual lecture a ‘culinary detective story’ look at America’s first cookbook
The research of Pamela Cooley into “Amelia Simmons and America’s First Cookbook” will be presented at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 15, in a virtual Zoom lecture. more
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The Slaughtered Lamb Pub in Waterville serves good food made fresh daily in a friendly atmosphere.
The Slaughtered Lamb stands unchallenged as Waterville’s go-to place to gather
When Route 12 takes you through the historic village of Waterville, a glance at the almost perfectly preserved 19th-century Main Street is a must. more
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The Second Annual Chili Cook-Off sponsored by the Lee Center, Point Rock and Taberg United Methodist churches will take place at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the Taberg United Church.
Church to host annual Chili Cook-Off on Saturday
The Second Annual Chili Cook-Off sponsored by the Lee Center, Point Rock and Taberg United Methodist churches will take place at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the Taberg United Church. more
Abbey Woodcock, co-owner of Callee 1945, holds the door open to the store and happily invites anyone to stop on by for a sample
Specialty shop turning out to be a big wheel in downtown Oneida
At Callee 1945, you don’t have to be chary when choosing your cheeses. more
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Hemstrought’s Bakeries, 900 Oswego St., in Utica.
Hemstrought’s Bakeries looking to expand into innovative culinary destination
Hemstrought’s Bakeries, 900 Oswego St., is planning an expansion to become an innovative culinary destination for both locals and tourists alike. more
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The Tramontane Cafe, The Tram, at 1105 Lincoln Ave. in Utica.
Neighborhood cafe serves up coffee, community and creativity
From the eclectic decor to the overall welcoming atmosphere, Tramontane Cafe provides their customers with more than what a typical coffeehouse does. more
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Woodland Farm Brewery owner/brewer Keith Redhead poses with a brew Sunday, Jan. 29 in the new taproom in the Hulbert House in Boonville.
Stress relief on tap at Woodland Farm Brewery
Woodland Farm Brewery owner/brewer Keith Redhead says renovating the historic Hulbert House taproom in Boonville was the business’ major accomplishment of 2022. more
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Olde Country Market owners Myron Stoltzfus and Regina Stoltzfus pose with daughters Lakeisha and Rainelle Monday, Jan. 30 at their Vernon store.
Olde Kountry Market has old-fashioned commitment to quality
“Honest customer service” was the top priority of Olde Kountry Market during 2022, and now that dedication to service continues moving into 2023. more
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Rachele Potaczala, general manager at The Bunker Bar & Grill at 8653 Clinton St. in New Hartford, demonstrates one of the suites that guests can play rounds of golf in.
New, growing businesses add to New Hartford retail community
New Hartford is seeing an influx of new and expanding businesses, marking a promising start to 2023. more
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India Pachal at the cooling tray after coffee beans were roasted by the coffee roasting machine at Utica Coffee Roasting Inc. in Utica.
Perking up: Utica Coffee rises to national prominence
What started as a small roasting business on Genesee Street has grown into a national business that is waking up coffee lovers everywhere. more
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A variety of THC and CBD infused seltzers are now available at Stockdale’s Bar and Grill in Oriskany.
Local bar and grill receives state cannabis license
Stockdale’s Bar and Grill, 103 River St., has been awarded a Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary License from the state’s Cannabis Control Board and the Office of Cannabis Management. more
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The Celebrity Judges Choice and Public Vote awards for Best Wing were both awarded to Ray Brothers BBQ of Bouckville for their Original Wing. at the JM Chubbuck annual CNY Wing Wars fundraiser.
CNY Wing Wars raise nearly $10K to aid cancer patients
The annual CNY Wing Wars fundraiser at Hart’s Hill Inn, 135 Clinton St., raised nearly $10,000 for the JM Chubbuck Foundation. more
Lenten fish fry coming back to St. Anthony & St. Agnes
St. Anthony and St. Agnes Church, 422 Tilden Ave., will hold eat-in or take-out fish fries for the Lenten season on Fridays beginning on Feb. 17. more
The coveted Chili Bowl traveling trophy that will be given as the People’s Choice Award at this year’s Chili Bowl Luncheon at View.
View announces 16th Annual Chili Bowl Luncheon
The fan-favorite Chili Bowl Luncheon will celebrate its 16th year at View, the Center for Arts and Culture, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18. more
Two eggs made to order, with a mound of hash browns just brown enough on the outside, and just tender enough on the inside, four extra long slices of bacon, all bordered by marble rye toast for less than $10 at Wendy’s Diner in Cassville.
MV DINERS, DIVES and DRIVE-INS: Wendy’s Diner is a farmer’s favorite along Old Route 8 in Cassville
A “Sunday drive” on an icy January morning, meandering up Old Route 8 in a float of snow swirling around the evergreens and foothills, really needs no destination. more
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Hector Perez prepares to wrap a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich at a bodega in New York City in this file photo. Some hotels are revamping their offerings to try to change the minds of even the most skeptical travelers, offering healthier, customizable choices that include DIY yogurt bowls and higher-protein dishes, plus more flexible eating hours.
NerdWallet: Free hotel breakfasts getting bigger, better
Kimberly Button normally skips breakfast. But on vacation, the hotel breakfast buffet is a highlight. more
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An artist’s rendering shows a concept drawing of what the new Maple Leaf Market planned for the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona could look like.
SavOn at busy Verona intersection to become Maple Leaf Market
Oneida Nation Enterprises has announced plans for its fourth Maple Leaf Market store, which will be located at the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona. more
Smith Post to host chicken barbecue
The Rome American Legion, Henry P. Smith Post #24, at 325 Erie Blvd. W., will host a chicken barbecue takeout fundraiser on Saturday, Feb. 4. more
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