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Free Maple Weekend Trio

By Jon
3/15/13 - 9:48 pm

Hope to see you this Sunday to help us celebrate Maple Weekend in New York! We'll be serving complimentary house made organic steel cut oatmeal with organic Catskill Mountain Sugar House maple syrup. Can't think of a better way to start a day and just before a walk through the mountaintop maples and sugar house in Grahamsville.

RSVP by Saturday to Lisa Morgan Outdoors 845 439 5507

Main Street Farm for a maple taste treat Sunday morning! Read more

Swarmageddon: Northeast braces for 17-year cicadas

By Lissa Harris
4/26/13 - 10:34 am

Photo by Dan Century of cicadamania.com. Published under Creative Commons license.

Brood II: It sounds like a low-budget horror movie. But it's real, and it's poised to engulf the East Coast from Georgia to Connecticut, an onslaught of giant bugs that have lain dormant underground for the last 17 years.

The periodical cicada is the Methuselah of insects, spending long years underground in larval form before emerging en masse in tremendous numbers. Groups of 13-year or 17-year periodical cicadas that emerge together are known as 'broods,' and New York State is home to several of them, along with several species of annual cicadas that emerge every year. The last mass cicada emergence in New York, of the 17-year Brood XIV, happened in 2008. Read more

Sullivan County cops find huge cache of burgled goods

By Lissa Harris
4/22/13 - 10:44 am

A tip on a burglary investigation has led Sullivan County police to a "treasure trove" of stolen items from multiple burglaries, the Times Herald-Record reports.

On Thursday, sheriff's deputies arrested 59-year-old Abdool Persaud of Monticello, after a search of his Pine Street home turned up stolen guns, ATVs, tools, jewelry, prescription drugs and marijuana. Police believe they've made a major arrest, the paper reports:

"We've got a treasure trove of stolen goods," Undersheriff Eric Chaboty said. "This guy is probably one of the largest, if not the largest, fence in Sullivan County."

Thunderstorms across Catskills

By Lissa Harris
4/19/13 - 4:23 pm

The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for Sullivan County, along with much of Pennsylvania, for Friday afternoon and evening. (Update, 9:30pm: The area is no longer under tornado watch.)

Sullivan County, along with the rest of the Catskills region, can expect thunderstorms, heavy rain, and gusting winds of up to 40 or 50 miles per hour as a cold front moves through the area from west to east.

As of around 4pm, Hudson Valley Weather reported, the line of storms was moving through Western Pennsylvania.

Update, 8:30pm: Delaware and Sullivan Counties are both under severe thunderstorm warnings until 9pm: Read more

Tougher tests worry local schools -- and parents

By Lissa Harris
4/19/13 - 1:42 pm

Photo by Flickr user Chris Costes; published under Creative Commons license.

Sharpen your No. 2 pencils, kids. This week, public-school students in third through eighth grade across New York State buckled down at their desks for the first round of tough new standardized tests in English Language Arts. Next week, students face another round of testing in math. The new tests are designed for the Common Core curriculum, a new educational initiative that has been adopted by 45 states so far. Read more

This Weekend: Earth Day around the Catskills

By Anne Pyburn Craig
4/18/13 - 5:39 pm

Seeds of change, sprouting at last. Photo taken in a Catskills garden on April 17 by Julia Reischel.

The official Earth Day, April 22, falls on a Monday this year. Celebrations and events around the region are taking place this weekend, next weekend, and in between. (Properly so: Isn't every day supposed to be Earth Day?)

Here's the Watershed Post's guide to the goings-on.

DELAWARE COUNTY

The little town of Andes is celebrating Earth Day in true no-nonsense Catskills style -- by getting to work. On Saturday, April 20, citizens will convene at 9am at Hogan's for the annual Andes litter pickup. Bring gloves, boots and any trash-grabbing "reacher" tools you may have at hand, and feel free to email annroberti@yahoo.com for more information. Read more

WP Deal: Garden Spring Special: A free consultation and a free perennial plant offered by From Root To Shoot

By root2shoot
4/18/13 - 10:14 am

Above: Melissa Bennett, a gardening expert who is the founder and owner of From Root To Shoot in Hamden.

The following is a WP Deal for Watershed Post readers, from advertiser From Root To Shoot:

It's time to get your garden into shape!

To celebrate the beginning of the new season, Melissa Bennett, a gardening expert who is the founder and owner of From Root To Shoot in Hamden, is offering a free consultation for your garden.

If you call before May 6, 2013 and schedule a consultation, you get a free perennial plant.

To claim this WP Deal, contact Melissa Bennett at 607-746-7246 or email her at root2shoot@delhitel.net

More about From Root to Shoot:

Gardening Experts and Master Weeders, Specializing in Rock, Water and Perennial Gardens and serving the Catskills region of New York Read more

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