The Latest News from Margaretville Businesses

New patterns in cotton quilts have arrived. All quilts include shams and most have coordinating designs on reverse for two unique looks!  Come take a look see.

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Classic Cars, Food, & Music!

Friday, May 11th 2012 

6PM-9PM   (come early and shopMargaretville!)

Bridge Street, Margaretville

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For her - Subtly scented bubble bath, moisturizing shea butter soaps & lotions, soft cotton robes, kimonos & PJs, massage oils and candles. 

For her and home - Egyptian cotton sheets, beautiful cotton quilts, bath accessories, pillows and more!

Visit us Mondays thru Saturdays 11-5.

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HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley® is pleased to announce that Mountainside Residential Care Center is participating in the Gold Success Through Assessment, Management and Prevention (STAMP) Program to Reduce Pressure Ulcers. The program is a coalition of organizations that provide evidence-based education and resources to improve the assessment, management and prevention of pressure ulcers.

Philip Mehl, Administrator of Mountainside Residential Care Center, said the program will further bolster the quality of care that residents have when transferring between facilities.

“The Program is a collaborative effort between long-term and acute care facilities to provide continuation for quality pressure ulcer care when a patient or resident is transferred between organizations,” said Mehl. “The Gold STAMP Program provides additional free resources for facilities on evidence-based research and practice for pressure ulcer care.”  Read more

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Nestled in the beautiful Catskills Mountains in New York, the town of Margaretville is easily accessible from New York City.  The Catskills area is most famous as a winter skiing landmark. During other seasons, there are scenic hiking trails, biking paths, camping and other great outdoor activities.  Along Main Street is a large selection of retail shops and dining options.  Margaretville, New York, where the back country roads meet the Delaware River. Come, see, experience!

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We, the humans on this planet earth, can help our forest and its trees by thinning them out in order to give them more sunlight to flourish in. We also need to know when it is time to start some of these forests over by making very intensive harvests. (Sounds a little like gardening, doesn’t it?) Thinning and regenerating our forest will “grow its benefits” in providing a healthier environment, a more diverse habitat for the critters, a prettier open space and a better filter for water and air impurities such as carbon.

Who in fact owns the “forest”? – It’s you! 2/3rds of it is owned by small (average parcel size is less than 17 acres), non-industrial landowners and most of the rest is owned by us all, in the form of publicly owned land. It is our responsibility to steward it for the future generations of humans and critters!

If you want to help us in this effort, contact us at our office in the center of the Catskill Region – Arkville, NY [845-586-3054, M-F, 9-4] Ask for Jim, Ryan or Michele.

Join the Catskill Forest Association Today!   Read more

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Festival goers in masses turn out for Margaretville’s first annual GardenFest… and experience a true celebration of Spring!

It was easy for festies to stay awhile – Nurseries, folk & blue grass music, great food, face painting, a petting zoo and kids crafts!  What more could you ask for?  Informational workshops, a green market, wine tastings and high quality vendors?  Check! We had that too!

Hundreds strolled down Main Street taking in the colorful sights, country sounds and the sunshine that appeared out of the blue.   It was a scene out of a summer’s day.  

Thank you Mother Nature.  We had joy, we had fun, we had an awesome festival in the sun!

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Festival goers in masses turn out for Margaretville’s first annual GardenFest… and experience a true celebration of Spring!

It was easy for festies to stay awhile – Nurseries, folk & blue grass music, great food, face painting, a petting zoo and kids crafts!  What more could you ask for?  Informational workshops, a green market, wine tastings and high quality vendors?  Check! We had that too!

Hundreds strolled down Main Street taking in the colorful sights, country sounds and the sunshine that appeared out of the blue.   It was a scene out of a summer’s day.  

Thank you Mother Nature.  We had joy, we had fun, we had an awesome festival in the sun!

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