Lost and Found: Mid July Edition

From good samaritan Jim Bohleber:

"I was out fishing last night (Thursday) when I came upon this kayak. It is a Pelican Trailblazer 100. It was floating about 300 or 400 yards offshore, approx. opposite The Landings, or Tamaracbeach. (northwest area of lake) If anybody thinks it is theirs, they can call me at 631-987-8780. They should be able to give me details on the life vest that was in the bow area".

 

 

 

 

Cyclists and Chickens: The Schroon lake Connection

Schroon Lake will soon be welcoming around two hundred cyclists as part of Cycle Adirondacks 2017. This annual ride, which includes a stop in Schroon for the first time, encourages participants and folks in the towns on the ride, to contribute to a program that will benefit the community.

And the Schroon Lake Central School has an awesome project, looking for funding: A Farm to Table program. Here’s more about the project from Adirondack Gives and the Schroon Lake Central School:

"The goal of this new agricultural program is to help students understand where their food comes from and how they can use the Earth to become self-sufficient and responsible consumers.

The centerpiece of our Farm to Table program will be the construction of a chicken coop, not far from our playground and the future camping site of Cycle Adirondacks.

Our new coop will be used as a study lab for raising and understanding livestock.  Along with the other facets of our Farm to Table program such the construction of raised garden beds and the implementation of a composting system, we hope to instill and teach a lifelong passion for gardening and farming, and responsible use of the land".

As of this writing, half of the $2,000 needed has been raised. We encourage you to give if you can, by visiting their website, right here.

Adirondack Film Society Comes To Schroon This Summer

Adirondack Film Society Comes To Schroon This Summer

This summer the Strand Cinema is proud to host for the second year in a row an Adirondack Film Society program celebrating some of the nation's richest film treasures. Sunday, July 23 features a silent film festival with Chaplin Comedy Shorts and a  Live Piano performance by Master Accompanist Ben Model.

The weekend of August 19-20 brings two very diverse works: the musical, Singin’ in the Rain, on Saturday is hosted in person by film historian and Turner Classic Movies (TCM) contributor Jeremy Arnold.

On Sunday evening, August 20th, the series will conclude with a screening of the documentary feature Encounters at the End of the World.

On Saturday and Sunday, August 12-13, the series will present encore screenings of The Night We Met, the independent feature film that was shot in Schroon Lake, which received its world-premiere screenings as part of the 2016 “Easy Screening Series.”

All programs in the series will start at 8 pm and have an admission price of $10 per person. To learn more about any of these programs, please contact AFS Operations Manager Fred Balzac at (518) 523-3456 or 588-7275 or by e-mail at fredbalzac@aol.com.

Read more from the official press release after the jump.

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