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ON THE COVERWater, land and sky meet in spectacular fashion at Jerrys ThreeRiver Campground between Barryvilleand Pond Eddy, NY. Pitch a tent, pull ina camper or tuck under a lean-to forthe night, then spend the day rafting,canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking,biking, playing ball or just kickingback!Photo by Dan Hust


Chugon in toCallicoonthis June!

Piratesare afterthe trout

in Manor!Set aside some time betweennoon and 3 p.m. June 12 tomosey on down to LowerMain Street in Callicoon, NY for theone and only Callicoon Tractor Pa-rade!

Dozens upon dozens of tractors locally owned, antique and modern,many still in use on area farms willputter and sputter through thischarming hamlets business district.

Youll see the weathered faces offarmers whove spent entire lives inthe fields, followed by the freshfaces of their progeny, proud to becarrying on a local tradition.

Its Americana at its best, and aftercheering on the tractors and theirdrivers, you can peruse an eclecticarray of shops and restaurants in atown that comfortably mixes oldwith new.

Then you can amble down LowerMain to the Delaware CommunityCenter, where a tasty chicken BBQawaits all! (And if the kids are stillfull of energy after a meal and pa-rade, the Center has a playgroundand plenty of space for them to runaround!)

Oh and if youre up between 7and 11 a.m., kick off the day with apancake breakfast with all the fix-ings at the Callicoon Firehouse onRoute 97.

This is THE event of the summerin this Delaware Riverside hamlet!

vast, ye scallywags, this yearsTrout Parade is pirate-themed!Ahoy to the high seas (and

streams) on June 11 at 1 p.m.! Pirates of the Willowemoc will

storm Main Street in all kinds of oldetimey garb. Whether youre a scurvybuccaneer or a noble explorer, yourewelcome to come in costume, wackyhats, skates, floats, even tugboats!

Dont forget to grab a collective T-shirt or limited edition hat as yourbooty on the big day.

This years event is dedicated to thememory of Lee Siegel and BudWertheim, two unforgettable peoplewho made the Parade what it is!

Throughout the festivities, Wilkesand Bernard Photography will pro-vide professional instant portraits ofyou and your family at the CAS ArtsCenter at 48 Main Street.

There is no cost to participate, andyoull join the hundreds who come tosee the Trout Parade each year. Itsalso in support of a good cause.Dont let this parade pass you by!

For more details, visittroutparade.com, call 845-436-4227 oremail [email protected]. Youcan also find the Trout Parade atwww.facebook.com/troutparade.

This fun event is a partnership be-tween the Catskill Art Society and theLivingston Manor Chamber of Com-merce, benefitting CAS and the artsprograms at the local school.

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The Barenaked LadiesLast Summer on Earth tour ar-rives with OMD and Howard Joneson June 17 at 7 p.m. Tickets: $45-$96.50 (no lawn seats)

Hall & Oates and specialguest Mayer Hawthorne take tothe pavilion on June 18 at 7:30p.m. Tickets: $35.50-$140

Journey and The DoobieBrothers join forces, along withspecial guest Dave Mason, toentertain on June 24 at 7 p.m.Tickets: $47-$152

Steely Dan shows up withSteve Winwood on July 9 at 7 p.m.Tickets: $35.50-$192

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The Museum is already open, showcasing the storyof Woodstock and the 60s, and a variety of performancesand classes are under way at both the Event Gallery and theConservatory.

There are also three fascinating exhibits about the 1969Woodstock festival performers, life in the 1960s, and the first10 years of Bethel Woods itself. Now its the Pavilions turn tobring the biggest acts and brightest talents to the largest performance venue in the Catskills!

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The Tedeschi Trucks Bandbrings the South to the North withLos Lobos and North Missis-sippi Allstars on July 20 at 7p.m. Tickets: $30-$84.50

The Zac Brown Band aimsto Black Out the Sun withDrake White and The Big Fireon July 22 at 7 p.m. Tickets:$41.50-$94

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Rock Hall Three for Allfeatures Heart with Joan Jett &the Blackhearts and CheapTrick, all on July 30 at 6:30 p.m.Tickets: $31.25-$115

Rock & Roll Hall of FamerDion performs with RonnieSpector on July 31 at 8 p.m. Tick-ets: $48.50-$100 (no lawn seats)

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Counting Crows and RobThomas combine for one memo-rable night on August 5 at 6:45p.m. Tickets: $38-$104.50

The Jerry Garcia Sym-phonic Celebration will featureWarren Haynes and the HudsonValley Philharmonic on August6 at 8 p.m. Tickets: $43-$114.50

Darius Rucker arrives withDan+Shay and Michael Ray onAugust 14 at 7 p.m. Tickets: $38-$69.75

The incomparable SmokeyRobinson mesmerizes on August20 at 7 p.m. Tickets: $60.50-$140(no lawn seats)

Now a successful solo artist,Don Henley drops in on Septem-ber 10 at 8 p.m. Tickets: $37.50-$141

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Jerrys stands ready to launch you intomore than 15 miles of whitewater rapidsand placid pools.

While boating may not be for everyoneyou may just find your campsite, picnictable and fire ring to be as satisfying andrelaxing as the river!

Then again, some of those campsites areright along the shoreline anyway, whereyou can effortlessly cast a line for shad andtrout.

Bring your own tent or RV, or rent a lean-to for an authentically old-fashioned way towake up to a spectacular sunrise.

Got a large group spending the night?Jerrys not only offers a suitably sizedcamping area but bathhouses, pavilionsand plenty of room for outdoor games.

Of course, this isnt the only great spot tovisit the cute hamlet of Barryville is justfive miles upriver, while Bethel WoodsCenter for the Arts and the city of PortJervis are less than half-hours drive away.

Come see the natural beauty the sun,moon and stars have to offer!

hey call this place Gods country,and you can see why.

Verdant green mountains gentlyslope down to the winding Delaware

River, whose crystal ripples lap against an-cient boulders and sandy beaches.

Kids squeals of laughter mix with the irre-sistible smell of fresh barbecue, which waftsacross the mossy, moist stones that guidedthe course of the Delaware & Hudson Canalfor nearly a century.

Out on the river, swimmers wave to passingrafts, kayaks and canoes, then perch on sun-bathing rocks eroded by the water to a per-fectly smooth edge.

The summers breeze travels across thewater to the lean-tos, tents and RVs wherefamilies are cooking, playing and havingthose real conversations you thought werelost forever.

All this comprises Jerrys Three River Camp-ground, and it is paradise.

Its a place where heaven exists on earth,visitors often tell Pete Lovelace, who runs thepopular destination his parents, Jerry andElizabeth, launched nearly 50 years ago.

Petes family certainly feels that way, havingfirst settled in the Upper Delaware regionwhen logs were being rafted downriver toTrenton and Philadelphia in the 19th century.

These days, the rafting is done purely forpleasure, and both individuals and groups arewelcome at Jerrys.

For three generations, safety has been thetop priority: all boaters must be at least 7years old and know how to swim. Jerryswell-trained crew are happy to pass on allthat theyve learned paddling along theDelaware and can assist you on a leisurely,eight-mile trek you wont forget.

Longer and shorter trips are available;

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Launch a raft or a canoe from Jerrys Pond Eddy camp-ground or farther up the Delaware River. Then spend thenight in a lean-to (pictured) and have breakfast mere stepsfrom the river. On hot days, take a dip in the shimmeringwaters or explore the old canal bed. On cooler days, snuggleup around the campfire or take the family fishing!

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T he photo album sitting onthe living room tableshows a dilapidated shack,its roof sagging and overshadowed by witheredpine trees.

This cant be the same gorgeous little cottagewhere youre sitting with owner Tina Spangler,but she affirms it is. And its once again theshow house LuxtonLakes developers envi-sioned.

This was the centerof the community and it was the tiniesthouse, Tina relates of480 square feet of vin-tage 1950s space.

She should know she produced a short filmabout the former Luxton Lake Community, adevelopment built specifically for African Amer-icans in an era when they were first able to af-ford homes in the country but still facedsegregation at many destinations.

The community swelled in the middle of the20th century, till state-mandated dam repairsproved unaffordable, dooming the dam, thecommunity and Luxton Lake itself, which re-verted to the longtime course of the Ten MileRiver.

The 21st century, however, hasseen a resurgence of interest in theupper Delaware River valley, and

this quiet, shaded spot east of Narrowsburg, NYis once again a destination.

Tina and her family are full-time residents, liv-ing in one of the original homes built for thedevelopment. She bought the adjacent property

from a descendant of acharter family in thatdevelopment, initiallywith the intent to turnit into a guesthouse forrelatives and friends.

Out went the over-grown vegetation. Up

went a new roof. And in came fresh coats ofpaint and vintage furnishings.

Just as I finished, Tina says, my kids camealong, and AirBnB came on the scene.

She rented it out when family wasnt stayingthere, and the cutest little house in Narrows-burg became an overnight hit.

The original floorplan remains, with wallsonly slightly reconfigured to accommodate anairy, cathedral-ceilinged living room andkitchen, a cozy bathroom with clawfoot tub,and two bedrooms that can sleep up to four.

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Once the show home of the pioneering Luxton Lake Community, Tina Spanglers Cutest Little House in Nar-rowsburg is once again the centerpiece of the neighborhood, thanks to her love of history and vintage design.

By Dan Hust


TOP LEFT: The spotless kitchen is a cozy breakfast and cookingnook, and youll find an array of dishware and knicknackswhich speak to the cottages 1950s heritage.MIDDLE LEFT: The aluminum-clad camper occupies a lush cor-ner of Tinas back yard and now features solar electricity.BOTTOM LEFT: These metal patio chairs are authentic to theLuxton Lake Clubhouse which once sat right across the lanefrom the cottage.TOP RIGHT: Furnished in the mid-century style in which thecottage was built, the living room includes a real Red RyderBB gun, a la A Christmas Story though this one is non-functioning, so you wont shoot your eye out!MIDDLE RIGHT: The master bedroom is invitingly comfortable.BOTTOM RIGHT: Fire pits are scattered about the property,handy for warming mind, body ... and stomach!

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Two decks, front and back, are furnishedwith the developments vintage metal chairsand patio tables. A freshly painted picket fenceencloses a yard overflowing with flowers, anda small pond is just a few steps down the hill.

Thats also where youll find the CannedHam, so named because the vintage 1962 alu-minum camper resemblesthose supermarket hams Mombrought home for dinner. Thisone happens to be where Tinafirst stayed before she boughther house next door. Threeadults (or two grownups andtwo kids) can bunk here, eitherwith or separate from theguests in the bungalow up thehill. Theres no running waterin the camper, but a propanestove is included and as ofthis spring, there is plenty ofelectricity, courtesy of a singlesolar panel!

This is roughing it, but in acute trailer, Tina laughs.

Just across the street is a pic-nic pavilion and swing set withbarbecues, or you can stay

close to the camper and roast hot dogs andmarshmallows over the fire pit.

The campers screen door swings open frommid-May to mid-October, while the cottagebeckons all year long. Stay just one night or awhole month, with Tina and family as yournext-door neighbor (you do the cooking, theydo the cleaning).

Shell introduce you to hertwo acres running along theTen Mile River, whose rushingwater includes a natural attrac-tion called Ten Mile Falls a se-ries of cascades justdownstream of the inviting,crystal-clear swimming hole.

This is nature in its mostpurely attractive and attrac-tively pure form. Swim, fish,hike, roast smores on the firepit or just relax under the forestcanopy. Youre welcome to stayas long as you like!

A few days or a few weeks atTina's place is just what thedoctor ordered to put you atone with nature, and send youhome feeling relaxed and re-freshed.


Your own private paradise awaits along Ten Mile River, where a natural swimming pool and a series of small fallschatter past Tinas two forested acres, nestled deeply in a small ravine within walking distance of the cottage.

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Try the meatball parm sandwich generous helpings of slightly crunchy meatballs between bubbly mozzarellabread, topped off with dill pickles! This lunch special includes a small salad at Albellas in Monticello, NY.

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grab a pizza, Albellas is your classic CatskillsItalian retreat, a place where youll find ahearty welcome any day of the week.

Food, atmosphere, service, Mike lists witha nod. We enjoy what we do!

That includes wife Afridita, with whom youcan often find Mike cooking.

We work hard, he says. Its what we do.The proof is in delicious dishes such as

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Theres even a special Healthy Optionsmenu for both vegetarians and those seekingto keep their waistlines in check.

Daily lunch and dinner specials are variedand affordable, and you can count on Mikeand crew having personally prepared eachdish.

The full bar sits in a newly renovated roomthat often hosts live entertainment on Fri-days, featuring some of the most talentedmusicians and vocalists the region offers.

Looking to have the place all to yourself?Albellas elegant private party room can seatup to 150 and can be expanded into the bar.

Whether you rent the room or just pop into pick up a pizza, youll be greeted andtreated as warmly as the loyal crowd andprobably join them in repeat visits!

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May 15Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazingwetland, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers willhelp you get to know the Basha Kill a little better.Bring your children, other family members andfriends of all ages for some fun in the outdoors!Call Kevin Keller at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farleyat 888-0261 for more details.

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May 16Roscoe Kiwanis Club will hold its next Blood Driveat the Roscoe Community Center from 1 to 7 p.m.For info, call Shirley at (607) 498-4976.

May 17Banking 101 For Families, from 5:30-6:30 p.m., atthe Delaware Free Branch of the Western SullivanPublic Library in Callicoon. Adults will learn aboutBanking 101 while children decorate a bank oftheir own to take home! Presented by the NBDC

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at the Jeffersonville Branch of the Western SullivanPublic Library. Stacy Kuhn, Branch Manager fromJeffersonville Bank presents valuable money savingtips and educate consumers on bank, borrow andsave. Registration required. Programs without 5people pre-registered may be cancelled. Visitwww.WSPLonline.org, Facebook, Twitter and Insta-gram @westernsullivan, [email protected], or call 482-4350 for moreinformation.

May 20Decisions, Decisions with Financial Planning and Re-tirement, from 5-6 p.m., at the Tusten-CochectonBranch of the Western Sullivan Public Library inNarrowsburg. Paul Meagher Insurance Agency willpresent a financial investment seminar on Savingfor Retirement. Registered Representative DonnaMeglio and Certified Financial Planner Kurt Cush-ner of Nationwide will provide a Retire Senseworkshop which will include mutual funding op-tions, beneficiaries, retirement security and more.Literature giveaways for all attendees. Programswithout 5 people pre-registered may be cancelled.Visit www. WSPLonline.org, Facebook, Twitter andInstagram @westernsullivan, email [email protected], or call 252-3360 for more informa-tion.

Stuffed Animal Storytime & Sleepover., from 5:30-6:30 p.m., at the Jeffersonville Branch of the West-ern Sullivan Public Library. Join us for a night timeStorytime and leave a stuffed animal friend tospend the night! Pick up your buddies the next day,from 11 a.m. to noon. Programs without 5 peoplepre-registered may be cancelled. Visit www.WS-PLonline.org, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram@westernsullivan, email kohara@ rcls.org, or call482-4350 for info.

May 21Grahamsville United Methodist Church third Satur-day thrift sale takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., atthe church. For info, call 292-2283.

Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazingwetland, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers willhelp you get to know the Basha Kill a little better.Bring your children, other family members andfriends of all ages for some fun in the outdoors!Call Kevin Keller at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farleyat 888-0261 for more details.

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May 22Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of allages for some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Kellerat 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 formore details.

May 24Picture Your Selfie in the 1930s - at Time and theValleys Museum, in Grahamsville, at 4 p.m. Bring acamera and join the museum for the opening of thisexciting new exhibit, which will immerse you in thehistory of the 1930s. Interact with the artifacts andhave fun learning about life in the 30s- take a selfieand send to a friend! Refreshments are included. Forinfo, call 985-7700 or visit www. timeandtheval-leysmuseum.org.

May 25Manage Your Finances with Mint.com, from 2-4 p.m.,at the Tusten-Cochecton Branch of the Western Sulli-van Public Library in Narrowsburg. In this two-hourworkshop well review the capabilities of mint.comfor budgeting, managing your money, and staying on

top of your finances. Bring your computer or use oneof ours. Programs without 5 people pre-registeredmay be cancelled. Visit www. WSPLonline.org, Face-book, Twitter and Instagram @westernsullivan, [email protected], or call 252-3360 for more information.

May 28The Anglers Market will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.at the Roscoe-Rockland Fire Department CommunityCenter . There will be all sorts of fishing gear to pur-chase. Great conversations. Local author books topurchase. For further details please call Manny at(607) 498-5464 or Judy Smith at (607) 498-6024.

Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of allages for some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Kellerat 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 formore details.

May 29Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of allages for some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Kellerat 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 formore details.


May 30The Roscoe Memorial Day Parade will begin at10 a.m., followed by the ceremony at theRoscoe-Rockland Firehouse. The RCS band letby Kelly Bullis as well as the RCS Chorus led byRachel Kleinman will entertain and salute ourVeterans, active military and to those who gavethe ultimate sacrifice to protect this great countrywe live in. All are welcome to attend. If you have aloved one or know of someone active in the armedforces, contact Jackie France [email protected]

May 31Grahamsville United Methodist Church will host athrift sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with lunch beingserved from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information, call985-2283.

June 3Know the 10 Signs: Early Detection Matters: 11 a.m., atFallsburg Library, 12 Railroad Plaza, South Fallsburg. Afree, educational program by the Alzheimer's Associa-tion Hudson Valley Chapter with information on the10 signs of Alzheimer's disease. Call the Alzheimer'sAssociation at 800-272-3900 with questions or toRSVP.

June 4Birding for Beginners, at 8 a.m., at the Basha Kill, withnaturalist Scott Graber. This walk will focus on thebasic identification of birds by sight and sound. Binoc-ulars are required and wear sturdy walking shoes.Meet at the Haven Road DEC parking lotoff Route209 south of Wurtsboro. Call Scott to register and foradditional information at 914-799-1313. Sponsoredby the Basha Kill Area Association, thebashakill.org.

Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of all agesfor some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Keller at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 for more de-tails.

June 5Reptile and amphibian walk, at 10 a.m., at the BashaKill. Join herpetologist Bill Cutler on a search for am-phibians and reptiles. Kids as well as adults lovelearning about them. Meet at Haven Road, off Route209 south of Wurtsboro. Call Bill to register and/or forinformation at 482-5209. Sponsored by the Basha KillArea Association, thebashakill.org.

Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of allages for some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Keller

at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 formore details.

June 10Healthy Living for your brain and body: 11 a.m., atFallsburg Library, 12 Railroad Plaza, South Fallsburg.A free, educational program by the Alzheimer's Asso-ciation Hudson Valley Chapter with information ondiet, nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and socialengagement based on the latest research. Get hands-on tools to develop a plan for healthy aging. Call theAlzheimer's Association at 800-272-3900 with ques-tions or to RSVP.

June 11Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of all agesfor some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Keller at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 for more de-tails.

June 12Natural History Walk, at 8 a.m. Stroll 2-3 miles on levelterrain with Basha Kill naturalist Dr. Marty Borko asyou see and listen to whats nesting, growing, andmaturing. Bring binoculars, insect repellent, and weargood walking shoes. Meet at the parking area on dirtroad off western end of Haven Road. For information,contact Marty Borko at (607) 565-2636. Sponsored bythe Basha Kill Area Association, thebashakill.org.

Join trained BKAA Nature Watch Volunteers at theSouth Road boat launch (near Wurtsboro) to learnmore about the many residents of this amazing wet-land, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will help youget to know the Basha Kill a little better. Bring yourchildren, other family members and friends of all agesfor some fun in the outdoors! Call Kevin Keller at 434-6209 or Maryallison Farley at 888-0261 for more de-tails.

June 14Grahamsville United Methodist Church will host athrift sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with lunch beingserved from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information, call985-2283.



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