Monday, July 27, 2015

7/27/15


Newcomb Day this Sunday, August 2nd. Fun for all! The NCS Senior Class will be selling hot dogs, Michigans, hamburgers, drinks and ice cream sandwiches. Come on out and make a day of it!

The Lions Club raffle winners were;
1st place - Alice Duncan
2nd place - T. Putnam
3rd place - Gina York

"On behalf of the Town of Newcomb and the Newcomb Chamber of Commerce we would like to thank you for participating in the Newcomb Summer Fest.  Despite inclement weather the First Newcomb Summer Fest was a big success.  Our goal was to bring more people to Newcomb to see what the Town has to offer.  We would like to thank everyone who participated, attended, and held a garage sale.  We appreciate your efforts.  You are what make these events possible and successful." 

The Summer Fest Committee

Huntington Lecture Series Thursday nights at 7pm at the AIC

 
TR Weekend Coming Up!

Arts Center Events in Newcomb



 Buy Local
If you haven't checked out Kelly's Road-side stand... She has produce from Juniper Hill and fresh baked goods from her kitchen. She has fruit pies for $14.50, brownie pies at $7.00 and coffee cakes at $5.00. Open Friday 3-6 pm
Needed
Someone to clean for elderly gentleman 2-3 hours per week contact health center 582-2991. 
Also folks to volunteer to visit shut-ins, again, contact the Newcomb Health Center

 
 

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

7.8.15 Whoops, running a little late

Events

Remember to check out the Chamber's discovernewcomb.com for Town and business events and the discovernewcomb facebook page and the Town of Newcomb's page. Lots of info!


Fire Hall is available to townspeople at a 'first come, first served' basis. Please call the Rescue Building at 582-2107 to make reservations.


The Newcomb Foreign Affairs Roundtable meets Wednesday, July 8, at 7 pm in the AIC for a discussion of the security and political situation in South Asia, with focus on India and Pakistan. All welcome.

Sewing Machine Maintenance by Hank Puding at Maggie Alitz's shop on Friday, July 17th. 
     Cost is $30.00 per machine, plus cost of any parts if needed.
     Call Helen Dwyer to register     582-4313

Town-wide Garage Sale, a.k.a Summer Fest,  July 18th. The Chamber has lots of other fun events for this day including arts and crafts vendors, beer tasting and a softball tournament, but we need to come thru on the Garage Sale. Please consider collecting your items and having a sale, or get together with someone else. Contact Nancy Tracy: ntracy50@yahoo.com. Sign up at the Town Hall to get your name on the map!

Lots more things going on at Summer Fest. Jackie and Ed LaCourse will have freshly roasted organic Nicaraguan coffee at the Overlook beginning at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 18th. The coffee will be roasted on site and if you have never had fresh roasted coffee, it will be a treat. The beans were purchased right off the coffee tree and the beans are in there natural green colorful form. There will be light, medium and dark roast. You can buy a cup, a 1/2 pound or by the pound.



Backcountry bike trails open in central Adirondacks
In the Essex Chain Lake Complex. If you haven't had a chance to check out this area, do so this summer. Stop by at Dave and Ruth's Cloudsplitter Outfitters for more info.

Huntington Lecture Series
Thursdays, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

huntington lectures poster imageThis lecture series showcases ongoing research and science in the Adirondack Park from a variety of perspectives.
2015 Schedule
July 9th 
Chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer in the east: Coping with Disease (CWD) 
W. David Walter, USGS & Penn State University
July 16th 
Adirondack soundscapes 
Sam Beguin, SUNY-ESF
July 23rd 
White pine silviculture - America's sentinel tree 
Quincey Oliver, SUNY ESF
July 30th 
Birds, bats, barriers, and brainstores: endangered species conservation
Shannon Farrell, SUNY ESF
August 6th 
Roadkill, microplastics, turtles, and Lyme Disease: tales from a broad-spectrum ecologist 
Danielle Garneau, SUNY Plattsburgh
August 13th 
Black bear natural history 
Gary Alt, wildlife biologist

Buy Local

From Maggie Alitz:  Visit my Quilting Shop, Aunt Polly’s Material Girls,  just to see the shop and spread the word. 
Closed on Monday’s & Sunday’s.  But, if you call on Sunday; I may be home.