Arkville antique shop destroyed in fire

Photo from the scene posted on Facebook by the Fleischmanns Fire Department.

An early-morning fire destroyed an antiques and jewelry store on Route 28 in Arkville on Tuesday.

Local fire departments responded around 3:45am to the fire at Goldking Bennett Ace Bloom, at 45315 Route 28 just east of the hamlet, according to a post on Facebook by the Fleischmanns Fire Department.

Official information about the fire was not immediately available. Calls to several local fire departments were not returned, and neither the Delaware County Sheriff's Office nor the county Department of Emergency Services gave any information about the fire.

Contacted by phone, the business's owner, Bill Bloom, said that he did not know what had caused the fire. He found out about the fire around 6am, he said, when a Delaware County police officer called him.  Read more

Every Day Rarities from our five Show-rooms

 
Empire chest of drawers
120 years old
beautiful barley twist columns
 

Dinner and Theater

THREE  MARGARETVILLE  RESTAURANTS  TO  OFFER  DINNER & THEATER

 The Binnekill Square Restaurant, Inn Between Steak and Seafood and Hanah Resort and Country Club  will offer a renewal of the Dinner & Theater program for the 2013 season performances of The Open Eye Theater beginning with the world premiere of the musical play Irving Berlin’s America opening May 23 and running for eight performances. Patrons of the restaurants can book Dinner & Theater for the regular menus, or special menus if offered, and after fine dining before the show continue their evening with vouchers for premium reserved seats at the theater. The program also applies to brunch before Sunday matinees or dinner afterward. Theater tickets can be purchased at the restaurants.  Read more

Irving Berlin's America

June 2, 2013 - 3:00pm
845-586-1660

Irving Berlin's America

June 1, 2013 - 7:00pm
845-586-1660

Irving Berlin's America

May 31, 2013 - 7:00pm
845-586-1660

Irving Berlin's America

May 30, 2013 - 7:00pm
845-586-1660

Emerald ash borer found in Delaware and Otsego counties

Above: A state Department of Environmental Conservation map showing emerald ash borer distribution in New York State. For a larger version, visit the DEC's website

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced Monday that emerald ash borer has been found for the first time in Delaware and Otsego counties. The emerald ash borer, a Asian beetle that was first found in the U.S. in 2002, is poised to virtually eliminate ash trees from Northeastern forests, including New York State's more than 900 million ash trees, if allowed to spread unchecked.

The beetles were recently found in an area near the village of Unadilla, which lies on the border between Delaware and Otsego counties. The infestation was reported by a timber harvester working in a private woodlot, the first report of the insect from a commercial woodlot.  Read more

Two men marry at O'Connor Hospital

Above: A mini-documentary on the wedding of William Warren and Renard Latour, shot by local filmmaker Jessica Vecchione of Vecc Videography.

New York State law barred William Warren and Renard Latour from marrying for almost four decades. 

But when the couple decided to marry this spring, it wasn't the law that stood in their way. It was less than a mile of road between O'Connor Hospital and the Delhi town clerk's office -- a road that 75-year-old Warren, paralyzed in all four limbs, could not travel without medical help.

On Wednesday, May 8, Warren and Latour were married at O'Connor Hospital, in front of a small group of witnesses that included doctors, nurses, hospital staff, family and friends, a documentary filmmaker, and Warren's former hospital roommate, who showed up with his wife.

The wedding might never have happened without the intervention of Warren's doctor, Alberto Gaitan.  Read more

Vinyasa Flow Yoga Class

Runs four Wednesdays, June 5, 12, 19, and 26, from 5:30-6:45PM and is taught by Nancy Forstbauer from Stargayzeryoga Studio in Stamford. This is yoga for all levels and age groups. Vinyasa Yoga is characterized by a focus on a dynamic connecting posture that creates a flow between the more static traditional yoga postures. Blocks and straps provided, mats available or you can bring your own. Nancy Forstbauer took her first yoga class at age 18, and has been practicing and teaching yoga ever since.  Read more

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