The Dog Days Of Summer
/JoAnne Piterniak sent us this picture of her pooch, enjoying the view of Schroon. Got pics to share?. Email them to us here.
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JoAnne Piterniak sent us this picture of her pooch, enjoying the view of Schroon. Got pics to share?. Email them to us here.
There’s still time to win the new album from American roots trio Red Molly, who will be playing a special concert this Thursday, as part of the Schroon Lake Arts Council’s summer series. To win the album, send us an email here, with “RED MOLLY” in the subject line. Red Molly is Abbie Gardner, Laurie MacAllister and Molly Venter. Last year they played a sold out show at the Boat House, and organizers are hoping for the same again this week.
In the meantime, check out their video Hello Goodbye, in our 2014 Music And Arts Scene section.
This just in: Samantha Jackson needs the help of Schroon Lakers to help find a lost dog, named Bella.
From Sam: "My friend's family lost their dog while on vacation on the 4th of July. They had to return home without her, but they are heartbroken and still searching. She's a german short haired pointer, black and white with speckles, and her tail hasn't been cropped. Her name is Bella. If anyone sees her or has any information, please call 914-204-9162.
With the help of our readers, we have re-united dogs and owners before. Let's try and do it again.
With the 4th of July weekend behind us, now it's time to get down to some serious summering in Schroon.
The first stop should be the Monday Farmer's Market, where you can stock up on some tasty North Country grown produce.
The selection is sensational -- but our advice is get there early. Many of last week's vendor's were cleaned out early. Wanna know where the action is this week? Check out our story in our Summer Calendar 2014 section.
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