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Spring Hike

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A Spring Hike at Hi Tor

The weather in the Finger Lakes right now is just beautiful, with sun-filled days and comfortable temperatures. Just two weeks ago, my family and I hiked at Hi Tor Wildlife Management Area at Conklin Gully near Naples. That morning the temperatures were cold enough for snow to fall and stay on the ground and on trees at higher elevations. It made for dramatic scenic views.
–Mark Stash

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Calendar

April 26-27
…Wild Water Derby
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May 1-3
…Mansion Mysteries at Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion
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May 2-4…The Finger Lakes Show Fair and Expo Center, Henrietta
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May 8…Blue and the Gray Civil War Lecture Series: Clara Barton
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May 9-18…The Master Gardeners of Monroe County Plant Sale
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May 10-11…6th Annual Bird Festival
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May 10-August 31
… “Artists in Action...on the Front Porch”
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May 15
…Ghost Hunting Presentation
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May 17-18…Living History Re-enactment Event
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May 24-26…National Lake Trout Derby at Seneca Lake, Geneva
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May 31-June 1…Arts at the Barn Festival
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Newsbits


New Teacups & Treasures
Trail Opens

Hit the new Explore NY “Teacups & Treasures” trail. It winds through three scenic counties in the Finger Lakes region. Registration is free…
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Student Artwork to Adorn Aprons at Culinary Pro-Am
Slice, Dice and Spice NY is a culinary pro-am competition with area chefs and amateurs teaming up to compete in hands-on cooking contests with local ingredients. Partners of Slice, Dice and Spice have put on a community art project, Aprons on Parade…
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National Park Service Awards Grant to Cortland
The Cortland Downtown Partnership’s latest collaboration with the City of Cortland and the Cortland County Convention and Visitors Bureau has resulted in a sizable matching funds grant from the National Park Service’s Preserve America program…
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Rochester Oral History Project Seeks Stories
ARTWalk and the City of Rochester have teamed up with Rochester museums, historical organizations, and the Neighborhood of the Arts business community to create “Rochester Stories: Seeking Histories Large and Small.” Have a story to share? Learn how…
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Luncheon Program to Mark National Tourism Week
The Cayuga County Office of Tourism will join hundreds of cities, states and businesses nationwide in the annual salute to travel and tourism in America with a special luncheon program on Thursday, May 15 in honor of National Tourism Week…
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Coming soon in the Summer Issue!

• Erie Canal Cruising on the Colonial Belle
With a capacity of 149 passengers, the Colonial Belle is the largest tour boat operating on the Erie Canal today.

• Pictorial of Finger Lakes Landscapes

The natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region is captured in stunning landscape photographs by Den Linnehan in his new book The Finger Lakes: Nature’s Beauty.

• The Greyhounds Are Coming

Unique wine-tasting event celebrates greyhound adoption in America

• Winemaker Johannes Reinhardt
Overlooking the widest portion of Seneca Lake from its perch on the western shore, the Anthony Road Wine Company commands a spectacular view of a vast vineyard that appears to flow downhill toward shimmering blue water.

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