Races in Stone Ridge:
White Non-Hispanic (91.8%)
Hispanic (3.4%)
Black (1.7%)
Two or more races (1.4%)
Other Asian (1.0%)
American Indian (0.9%)
Other race (0.5%) … (3 comments)
new york: Looking for something different to do in Ulster County, New York?? - 06/28/08 08:00 AM
I was looking for something different to do with my stepchildren this weekend and came across a great calendar. There are so many things to do this weekend, hard to pick!! I will report on what we choose after the weekend...
Here is what is going on in Ulster County, New … (3 comments)
new york: Shadowland Theatre...a hidden gem - 06/20/08 08:37 AM
Shadowland performs in its own building, which first opened on July 3, 1920, as an art-deco movie and vaudeville house. Substantial renovations in recent years have completely rebuilt the interior of the old theatre, retaining the art-deco features while creating a tiered, 148 seat, intimate semi-thrust stage. All seats are within … (0 comments)
new york: Crafts at Rhinebeck, June 21 and June 22 - 06/10/08 09:26 AM
This is a must see event. The caliber of this show is incredible. It is a juried show which means you have to be accepted in with a certain quality of craft. There are crafts from all materials like
Metal, wood, fiber, ceramics, glass and leather. There are jewelry designers, wineries, … (3 comments)
new york: High Falls New York Annual Pet Fair, what a kick... - 05/08/08 08:50 AM
Pet Fair: May 17th. This gala event attracts the best animal companions from all over Ulster County, who vie for prizes for looks, charm, behavior, and a host of other categories. This annual event not only honors our faithful animal friends, but it also provides education about feeding and caring for … (3 comments)
new york: Hurley Rail Trail...get your leash while I get my sneakers... - 03/30/08 04:09 PM
In an earlier post, I wrote about the rail trail closest to my home in Accord. I would be remiss to not talk about the system that is in Hurley...It is really great!! The town says that it has been a bigger hit than ever imagined. Walkers. bicyclists, skaters - the … (0 comments)
new york: Saunderskill Farm .. the Schoonmaker family farm - 03/27/08 12:49 PM
What a wonderful piece of local history... The history of Saunderskill Farms (named for the tributary of the Rondout Creek that flows through it) is as rich as the soil that has supported it for 12 generations. Originally granted to Lieutenant Hendrick J. Schoonmaker by Peter Stuyvesant in 1663 as payment for … (7 comments)
new york: Accord, New York...my town - 03/27/08 09:07 AM
An interesting intro to our town...trust me, we might like our libations but I never noticed that it got front billing on the sign!! An interesting tidbit:Originally named Port Jackson, it is thought that the name "Accord" resulted from a petition of the townspeople to the Capitol in Albany for a new … (4 comments)
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