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Quadricentennial River Days! our waterways and trails. Enjoy farmers markets, festivals & family fun. Circus performers April Sept glen ridge Motorsports park 2011 race Season, JUly - AUG Every Monday Night 6:30 - 8:30 Summer band concert on Lehigh Valley Barge #79. 213 Marys lane, Fultonville NY Series at the Marina Village of St. johnsville, St. johnsville NY Shows 3 & 6pm. www.thenewglenridgemotorsportspark.com AUG 6 arkell Museum & canajoharie library Summer gala & art box $10; $5 kids. MAy auction, 2 Erie blvd canajoharie, NY (518) 673-2314 Pegasus - Nov arkellCruise.& canajoharie library concert Series 2, Tugboat Museum Erie blvd canajoharie, NY (518) 673-2314 www.arkellmuseum.org 1pm, www.clag.org$10 AUG 7 kaleidoscope 2011: Summer art & Music Festival at the Fonda www.thehubhv.com MAy Sept Fonda Speedway 2011 race Season State highway 30a, Fairgrounds (518) 212-7278 Spend NY (518) 382-3115 Fonda, Labor Day at www.fovapa.org www.fondaspeedway.net Waryas Park, Poughkeepsie
EScapE thE huStlE aND buStlE... ENjoY a wEEkEND gEtawaY iN MoNtgoMErY couNtY! September 7through amish country along picturesque roadways. Explore the Erie canal, journey
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Stay with us and experience Pennsylvanias fun-filled destinations!
Great Choices Lead to Great Experiences.
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JUNe 9 - AUG 11 amsterdam Mohawks baseball 2011 Season, Shuttleworth park, amsterdam, NY at the DC Fairgrounds! www.amsterdammohawks.com
AUG 30 Sept 5 168th Fonda Fair at the Fonda Fairgrounds, 21 South bridge Street, Fonda, NY (518) 853-3313 www.fondafair.com
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countys green countryside is just a relaxing train ride away, in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Why pay for gas? leave it home and sightsee by train and shuttle bus!
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JUly - AUG Every Saturday Night, riverlink Summer concert Series. riverlink park, amsterdam NY www.riverlinkconcerts.com
Sept 18 Sundae on the Farm. Dellavale Farm, 795 pattersonville road, pattersonville, NY (518)-887-5740
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Nestled among quaint river towns such as Lambertville, New Jersey and New Hope across the river in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, The National Hotel is the perfect place to immerse yourself in our exquisitely appointed and spacious guest rooms, offering modern amenities such as:
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the building Cable TV available in every guest suite Private baths in every room & whirlpool tubs in several rooms Fresh-baked daily breakfast choices In-room massages, private yoga and private pilate sessions available Highly-acclaimed Restaurant & Bar on premises Cellar Pub with wood-burning fireplace and weekly entertainment (music, poetry, trivia, etc.) on premises
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The National Hotel incorporates a blend of luxury and service, ultimately creating a unique and genuinely personal experience. Join us and rediscover a tradition of excellence that will exhilarate your senses as it caters to your every need. Call 908.996.3200 to make a reservation.
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Escape from the daily routine, to a historic town along the Delaware River, just a little over a 1 hour drive from NYC.
n the eastern shore of the chesapeake Bay, close to major cities yet a world apart, visitors will find a very special place talbot county, maryland. steeped in history, blessed with natural beauty year round, and dedicated to cultivating both its cultural sophistication and its small-town pleasures, it may be the best-kept secret in America. this delightful blend of the old and the new is on full display in the four largest towns of talbot county. treasured for their differences, proud of their shared heritage together they offer unparallel opportunities to relax, reflect, and renew, chesapeake-style. easton, the seat of the county government since 1711, is a remarkable hybrid of historical and hip, humming with energy, pedestrian friendly, and ranked as one of the best places to live in the nation. museums and other cultural centers, festivals of all sorts, historic sites, shopping, convenient access to outdoor leisure activities, and a welcoming, sophisticated T-6
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miles River and micheners Broad creek. Having served as an important shipbuilding center, tobacco market, site of a foiled British attack in 1813, and seafood processing center, st. michaels is now a gathering spot for lovers of laid-back leisure, upscale and casual dining, outdoor recreation and romantic getaways. its chesapeake Bay maritime museum, marinas, tree-lined streets and architectural treasures are the perfect backdrop of the towns fine shops, galleries, boutiques and restaurants. tilghman island is a water lovers wonderland, home to the last commercial fleet of lightningfast oyster-harvesting skipjacks. surrounded by the chesapeake
hen playing the role of house guest, one must adhere to certain rules of etiquette, perhaps presenting the hostess with a nice bottle of Bandol and leaving in a timely manner. At the lodge at the Woodloch, set in the pocono mountains of northeast pennsylvania, guests are more than welcome to break the rules. established in June 2006 and about 90 miles from new York city, the lodge at the Woodloch is the ideal luxury spa destination, not to mention a triple threat, offering 40,000 square feet of mind, body and spirit rejuvenation, set on 150 wooded acres, along with a 15-acre private lake. its a haven for relaxation, said Rory ofee, marketing director for the spa destination. He adds that the resort is an excellent alternative to the oftencrowded Hamptons, where no luxury spa resort exists.
from a variety of veranda rooms and suites offering pristine views to 27 treatment rooms that include massage, facial as well as couples and combination treatment suites, each guest is paired with a personal concierge to customize their stay. guests can choose from fitness retreats that include pilates and boating, including the use
of the 18-hole championship golf course and tennis at the nearby Woodloch springs country club and Woodloch pines Resort. for creative minds, drawing and watercolor classes are available, as are fun and educational cooking
seminars, demonstrations and wine tastings. for tightly wound types, a variety of facials and body treatments are offered, including seasonal treatments with fresh summer fruits and wine-infused treatments coming this fall. perhaps the most requested of them all is the signature delaware River stone massage, a treatment where warmed stones are combined with swedish massage techniques and aromatherapy oils to create a relaxing full-body experience. meals are another out-ofbody experience at the lodges 100-seat gourmet restaurant, tree. executive chef, peter schott prides himself in using the freshest food available, including purchasing his meat and poultry from the lancaster area, an Amish region known for their farm products. one of the menus offerings includes a chilean sea bass paired with cauliflower puree, grilled
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By Paulina Malek
Welcome to Miami
rom the early days of frank sinatra and a young elvis presley, miami has long seduced the legends of the entertainment world. more than 60 years later, glossy magazines still regale the world with tales (and photos) of the elite frolicking on the citys beaches. in the center of it all? Beacon Hotel miami. located in the citys famed ocean drive, Beacon boasts famous names of its own, including athletes, Hollywood celebrities and music moguls. erected in 1937 during the Art deco era of colorfully eclectic design, Beacon received a $2.5 million upgrade between 2004 and 2009, leaving the hotel beautifully modern while retaining its art deco flair. for the 15,000 to 20,000 visitors the Beacon accommodates every
also transport trendsetting guests to collins Avenue where theyll find luxury brands that include Versace, Armani, and nicole miller. guests looking for a more lowkey time can opt to visit Botanical garden, everglades national park, miami metro Zoo, or just lounge on seven miles of sandy beaches with towels and chairs in tow, courtesy of the hotel. After, guests can enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner without ever leaving the hotel at the swanky place Restaurant where they can feast on roasted lamb with sauted potatoes and asparagus, ($43)
deliciously paired with Bandol, a powerful french red wine ($36). perhaps one of the greatest allures of Beacon is its proximity to Art Basel, one of the most prestigious art shows with a reputation spanning 41 years. originating in europe and combining internationally
known art galleries, the event also features special exhibitions as well as events in music, film, architecture and design. Attracting art collectors, critics and all-around art enthusiasts, Art Basel is miamis way of keeping a little of the Art deco era and of course, the Beacon intact.
summer season, guests can choose from deluxe double rooms, Vip suites, or accommodations with relaxing ocean front views (up to $334) all complete with marble floors, mini bars, flat panel lcd tVs and complimentary breakfasts. Besides the hotels prime location, Beacon prides itself on its exceptional customer service. the bilingual staff (english and spanish) can arrange a limo service to miamis trendiest nightclubs and designer boutiques, including mansion and liV, which has seen the likes of nHl star, mike fisher as well as Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries. the limo can T-8
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choose from weekend day trips and come home with farm-fresh produce and great memories. pick your own fruits and vegetables, taste and tour at wineries, savor fresh cheese, and meet friendly farm animals. A farm fresh link shuttle bus picks you up, takes you around to the farms and returns you to your destination train station for the ride home! family fun farm days leaves from the Beacon station to first explore
main street, home to a growing arts movement. Have lunch, picnic in the park, or along the Hudson River. then see Hudson Valley fiber farm; learn about the green, sustainable way they treat their animals and land. At fishkill farms, pick your own peaches, apples and vegetables, enjoy hayrides, and see pasture-raised hens. family fun farm days are september 3 & 4 and 10 & 11. enjoy a farm fresh food, Wine, cheese and fine tea
Weekend on the shuttle from Wassaic station/Harlem Valley line and visit charming millerton, home to acclaimed Harney & sons fine teas; cascade Winery; and mcenroe organic farm, with cheese tastings from the Amazing Real live food company. stroll the village shops, farmers and cheese markets, and enjoy lunch. on saturdays shop the farmers market; offered september 17 & 18 and 24 & 25. packages available through mtA metronorth beginning August 1 include discounted, roundtrip rail fare and shuttle transportation (some activities and lunch are an additional cost).
theyre available at station ticket offices and full-service ticket machines. You cannot buy them on trains, online or at destination stations. Reservations are required 48 hours in advance by calling 800-4453131; make shuttle reservations at http:// dutchesstourism. com/agrimetronorth.asp go up to the country without spending money at the pump, and return to the city that evening; visit www. dutchesstourism. com./farmfresh the programs provided by this agency are partially funded by monies received from the county of dutchess.
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from the beginning, and to this day, every oberwerk binocular is individually tested and aligned by Kevin Busarow at oberwerks facility at the Russ Research center in dayton, ohio. Kevin has personally tested and tuned more than 15,000 binoculars, making him one of the most experienced binocular technicians in the world. His testing involves numerous visual and mechanical checks, with a special emphasis on collimation, which refers to a binoculars alignment. oberwerks model Bt-100 and Bt-100-45 binocular telescopes are capable of extreme magnifications (over 100x). At these magnifications, they must be as perfectlyaligned as mechanically possible, in order to provide well-merged images with no eyestrain, regardless of inter-pupil distance setting. the same level of precision alignment required by their high-magnification binocular telescopes is applied to the entire product line,
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Registration must be completed one week in advance. A minimum of 5 children is required to hold a day of Schools Out Program. For registration and information, Registration 334-3764 or visit www.nychineseculturalcenter.org5 children is call (212) must be completed one week in advance. A minimum of required to hold a day of Schools Out Program. For registration and information, call (212) 334-3764 or visit www.nychineseculturalcenter.org
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