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Getaway to Bucks County, PAGetaway to Hudson River Valley

The Hudson Valley region of NewYork has inspired painters, politi-cians and pioneers for more than

three centuries. The quick easy drive,under 90 minutes for most of NortheastPA, should inspire you to take a weekendgetaway to an area rife with history, art andnatural resources.

Orange CountyJust across the state line in Port Jervis, N.Y.is the southern gateway to the UpperDelaware Scenic Byway– also known asRoute 97. The 70-mile stretch parallels theDelaware River and connects several rivercommunities with history dating back toAmerica’s earliest days. In Orange County aspectacular span of road, known as Hawk’sNest (below), winds through the mountainsand offers breathtaking vistas of the riverand valley below. Motorcycle Magazinenamed it one of the best riding roads in theNortheast. Opportunities for camping, fish-ing, hiking and bird watching are abundant.Stop in any of the small towns and explorea variety of art galleries, museums, antiqueshops, general stores and places to eat.Sightseeing is a must. Don’t miss FortDecker Museum of History in Port Jervis.Home to the Minisink Valley HistoricalSociety, the stone house dates to 1793.Revolutionary War veteran LieutenantMartinus Decker built the structure, whichalso served as a D&H Canal hotel in the1820s. In Port Jervis, you can’t pass up theopportunity to stand in three states at onetime. The feat may be accomplished at the

aptly named– Tri-States Monument. Strollthe path to the Tri-States Rock and take inthe view from New York, New Jersey andPennsylvania.

Orange County is defined by the DelawareRiver on its western border and the HudsonRiver to the east. Head east, take a breakfrom looking at the river and get on it.Pride of the Hudson departs fromNewburgh, N.Y. with two-hour narratedsightseeing cruises. Points of interest visiblefrom deck include Bannerman Castle,Pollepel Island, Cold Spring, Storm KingMountain, Breakneck Mountain and WestPoint.

Ulster CountyThe best way to experience the beauty ofthe Hudson River Valley is up close and per-sonal. The pristine, rugged terrain ofMohonk Preserve allows you to do just that.Outdoor enthusiasts may indulge just aboutany passion on 8,000 acres of mountainridges, forests, fields, streams and ponds inthe Shawangunk Mountains. Stop in theVisitors Center, open daily from 9 a.m.-5p.m., for recreation suggestions, directionsand information on geology and localwildlife. Take a short self guided stroll on thenature trail around the Visitors Center for abrief introduction to the ridge.

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Mohonk Preserve is known as a preeminent climbing loca-tion. Climbers have access to 1,000 routes and more thanfive linear miles of cliff face. The white cliffs of The Gunks arerecognized as the best climbing experience in the easternU.S. welcoming 50,000 climbers each year. If you want tostay earthbound— choose from a variety of hiking trailsthat accommodate every ability and skill level. Choose aneasy stroll to a former 19th century subsistence hamletor a strenuous hike with stunning views of the ridge.Mountain biking is another popular activity at MohonkPreserve. Cyclists can take advantage of more than 80miles of carriage roads, rewarding riders with glimpsesof mountain ranges and open meadows.

For a more passive–but equally breathtaking view ofthe Catskill Mountains– board the Catskill Mountain

Railroad Scenic Train. Choose a seat on one of the vin-tage coaches or take in the panoramic views from an open

car. The five-mile, 45-minute round trip begins in Mt.Tremper and travels along the Esopus Creek to Boiceville.

After a full day in the fresh air,retreat to the 1850 House Inn &Tavern. The hotel along MainStreet in Rosendale has been wel-coming travelers for more than 150years. Each of the 12 guest roomsincludes a private bath. A completerenovation last year broughtupgraded amenities such asflatscreen TVs, DVD players andand IHome docking stations whileretaining original historic featuresincluding wood floors and brickwalls. A homemade full hot break-fast is served to hotel guests. Theonsite tavern offers food and spiritsin a comfortably historic setting.

Columbia CountyCross the Hudson River and experience the history and heritageof the people who called the Hudson River Valley home. Thescenery around him inspired one of America’s preeminent land-scape painters. Frederic Church rose to fame in the mid-1800swith paintings that were characterized by a calmness and senseof hope. In 1870 he began construction of a Persian style home,called Olana, inspired by his trips to the Middle East, with sweep-ing views of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains. Today visi-tors can tour the home that remains much as it did duringChurch’s time including the original furniture, rugs, bronzes,paintings and sculptures collected by the artist himself over 30years. Church’s color scheme, stenciling and decorating were

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meant to represent the major civilizations andreligions of the world. Visitors to the home canstill see Church’s designs and tour his studio towitness the vistas captured in his paintings. Thegrounds of Olana encompass 250 acres. Churchdesigned the lansdscape over 40 years — someconsider it to be his greatest work. Visitors maytake a self-guided tour of the property on fivemiles of carriage roads that traverse the terrain.The eighth president of the United States madehis home in the Hudson River Valley. On his farm,called Lindenwald, Martin Van Buren managed

two presidential campaigns and entertainedpoliticians and influential personalities of the1840s and ‘50s. The property is a NationalHistoric Site, under the supervision of theNational Park service. Visitors may take ranger-led tours of the estate. The property includes theoriginal mansion, which dates to the 1790s andwas renovated in the mid 1800s. The home andproperty were restored to Van Buren’s time ofoccupancy (1841-1862).

New York Zip Line Tours promisesto sweep you off your feet– literallyand figuratively. Located at scenicHunter Mountain in New York'sCatskills, this attraction offers threedifferent outdoor adventures. Forthe daring, the SkyRider Zipline isthe fastest, longest and highestZipline Canopy Tour in NorthAmerica, and the second-largestzipline in the world. It is more thanfour-miles long, travels 600 feet offthe ground and reaches speeds upto 50 miles per hour. It’s an extremeactivity, not meant for the faint ofheart.

For a family-friendly adventure, theMid Mountain Tour offers an excit-ing three-hour tour of outdooractivities including six ziplines, fourrope bridges, nine aerial tree plat-forms and an exciting rappel.

At the base of Hunter Mountain, isthe Adventure Tower. This verticalobstacle course offers nine differentobstacles and spirals 60 feetupward to the top of the tower.

Connect to Hudson River Valley

The 1850 House Inn& Tavern 845-658-7800www.the1850house.com

Columbia County Tourism800-724-1846www.columbiacountytourism.org

New York Zip Line Adventure Tours518-263-4388www.ziplinenewyork.com

Orange County Tourism800-762-8687www.OrangeTourism.org

Ulster County Tourismwww.UlsterCountyAlive.com800-342-5826

Martin Van Buren National Historic Site

Olana Historic Site

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COLONIAL BRICK INN & SUITES–Come and enjoy Pennsylvania hospitality at its finest. Callto reserve your special occasion package.Winter ski orsummer golf packages, we will cater to guests all seasonsof the year. New meeting room and free Internet inrooms. 25161 Route 11, Hallstead.570-879-2162 or 1-800-290-3922.www.ColonialBrickInn.com.

CRESCENT LODGE–Reserve our cabin in the woods in the heart of thePoconos. Stone fireplace, wood paneling, canopy bedwith TV, Jacuzzi for two, covered deck and balcony.Nearby find a spa, casino, antiquing & outlet shopping.Enjoy our pub and restaurant. Super Pasta Night everyWednesday! Paradise Valley. Cresco, PA 800-392-9400.www.CrescentLodge.com.

DRIFTWOOD INN B&B & FAMILY COTTAGES– Located in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region on theshore of beautiful Cayuga Lake.We offer six rooms in theB&B, and our cottages can accommodate just about any sizefamily. Bring this ad and receive a free bottle of wine withyour stay! 7401 Wyers Point Rd., Ovid, NY 888-532-4324.www.driftwoodny.com.

THE FRENCH MANOR– Romantic country inn modeled after a French chateau.Gourmet French cuisine, excellent wines. AAA 4-DiamondAward Winner for lodging & dining. Luxurious suites withfireplace, Jacuzzis & balcony. New GREEN spa, Le Spa Foret.Includes indoor pool, hot tub, fitness room, couples’ massagesuite, fireplace, pedicures & more. South Sterling, PA.1-877-720-6090. www.TheFrenchManor.com.

THE JAMES MANNING HOUSE–Enjoy a peaceful stay at this historic 1819 Federal-stylehouse two miles north of Honesdale, PA.Three guestrooms, each with private baths, central AC,TV and WI-FI,feature handmade quilts and antiques. Hearty breakfastsinclude home-baked goodies served with genuine PA Dutchhospitality. Bethany, PA. 570-253-5573.www.JamesManningHouse.com.

COUNTRY INNS / B&BSPOCONO PINES MOTOR INN &COTTAGES–Tall pines shade this year-round family resort next to “TheBig Lake” & winter ski slopes. Cottages, kitchenettes, motelrooms & a three-bedroom lodge with fireplace are avail-able. Cable TV, DVD,VCR, outdoor pool, BBQ’s & privateboat docks. Boating, fishing, shops & restaurants close by.345 Rte. 507, Tafton. 570-226-2772.www.PoconoPinesMotorInn.com.

SILVER STRAND BED & BREAKFAST– Directly on Cayuga Lake in Sheldrake, and in the heart ofthe Cayuga Wine Trail. Offering a private beach, compli-mentary use of boats and bicycles. All guest rooms haveprivate bath and private balcony, two with double Jacuzziand gas fireplace. 7398 Wyers Point Road, Ovid, NY.800-283-5253. www.silverstrand.net .

STONE BRIDGE INN & RESTAURANT–European-style inn, restaurant & tavern in a spectacularcountry setting. 13 charming rooms, with private baths,TV,A/C, several with fireplaces, free WI-FI. Continental break-fast, indoor pool/hot tub, horseback riding. Excellent din-ner cuisine. Exit 206, Rt. 374 East two miles past ElkMountain, Union Dale. 570-679-9200.www.Stone-Bridge-Inn.com.

COUNTRY INNS / B&BS

Join Kelly & her family at Lake Road Cafe at Lake Winola for a delicious, homemade meal. Open 7 days a week 7 a.m.-3 p.m.

914 Lake Road, Lake Winola (570) 378-2284


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AUREL’S TV & APPLIANCESFeaturing a comprehensive inventory of all majorbrands of appliances. Beautiful showroom, 334 appli-ances on display. Knowledgeable staff. Parts depart-ment. Competitive pricing. Located at 1671 MountCobb Road between Hamlin and Mount Cobb, easyaccess from Routes 191, 590 and I-84. 570-689-9757.Major credit cards accepted. www.aurelsappliance.com.

COMFORT INN-POCONO LAKES REGIONWhile visiting Lake Wallenpaupack, let the Comfort Inn–Pocono Lakes Region be your home away from home.Our friendly staff, tastefully decorated spacious rooms,game room and hot breakfast all add to value you willappreciate. Twin Rocks Diner is adjacent and open until10 p.m. nightly. I–84 exit 17. 570-689-4148.www.comfortinn.com/hotel/pa092.

84 COUNTRY STOREFeaturing jams, jellies, meats & cheeses from Lancaster& local farms. A place the whole family can enjoy: 2,000sq. ft playroom for the kids. Slow cooked BBQ andhomemade fudge made fresh daily. Enjoy our retrosoda & candies. Located off I-84, take Route 507 Southto 101 Creamery Road, Greentown, PA. 570-252-4223.Second location: 150 Water Street, Milford PA 570-409-4646. www.84countrystore.com.

Explore the Lake Wallenpaupack Region

SCULPTED ICE WORKS FACTORY TOUR& NATURAL ICE HARVEST MUSEUMOpen year ’round. The history of natural ice harvestingand modern ice production and carving is educational,informative and entertaining! Step back in time tolearn how ice was "made" before refrigeration. Watchhow clear ice is manufactured today, and learn how icesculptures are made. Rte 590, Lakeville. 570-226-6246.www.sculptediceworks.com.

SHELLY’S FAMILY RESTAURANTOpen 7 days a week. Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner. Enjoy ourweekend breakfast buffet. Full menu, daily specials. Icecream stand open all Summer. Soup and Salad Bar-$6.99. Check us out on Facebook. Join our Family Clubfor discounts and $5 OFF for your birthday. Located inHamlin on Route 590. Down the hill from CVS.570-689-0424.

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WHERE TO CAMP

COOL LEA CAMPGROUND –Located on Kayutah (Little) Lake. Celebratingour 25th Summer. Seasonal & overnight camping— electric and sewer.Wooded tent area, cabinsand a cottage. Fishing, swimming, boat launch,hiking trails, Pavilion, game room, Camp Store,short drive to Wine Trails, shopping, museums,restaurants. Nine miles to Watkins Glen, NY.607-594-3500 www.coolleacamp.com

DON LAINE CAMPGROUND–Pool, playground, store, snackbar, game room,laundry, horseshoes, wagon rides, country &oldies bands & DJs, nature trails. Planned activi-ties (weekends). Full hook-ups — wooded &open sites, dump station. Near Beltzville Lake —18 miles to Pocono International Raceway.Northeast extension of PA Turnpike, exit 74. Rte209 N. approx. nine miles. Follow signs.Reservations. 800-635-0152, 610-381-3381www.donlaine.com

DRIFTSTONE ON DELAWARE–Enjoy camping at our beautiful riverside location.Canoeing, kayaking, rafting, fishing, swimmingpool, planned activities and free WiFi. Open mid-May to mid-September. Located four miles southof Portland, PA to Columbia, NJ bridge on RiverRoad. Call 570-897-6859 or visit www.driftstone.com for a free brochure,information and directions.

HONESDALE POCONO KOA–A KOA in the Poconos.The true Poconos is inWayne County.We're near the best fishing, hik-ing, horseback riding in NEPA. Looking for peace& quiet? That's what our campers tell us theyfind here.We have full RV hook-ups, monthlysites, seasonal sites & full service cabins.570-253-0424 www.honesdalepoconokoa.com

MOUNT POCONO CAMPGROUND–We are a family-oriented campground with sitesfor campers and tenting. Our amenities: Big RigFriendly (50 amp), free Wifi, heated pools,planned activities and pet friendly with dog run.Nearby attractions. Camelbeach, Mt. Airy Casino& Pocono International Raceway. Come join us!30 Edgewood Rd. Mt. Pocono 570-839-8950www.mtpoconocampground.com

PIONEER CAMPGROUND–Award-winning campground! Spacious woodedcampsites for tents and camper trailers. Rusticcabins, furnished cottages, heated pool, gameroom, planned weekend activities, pet friendly,free WiFi, open pavilion, social hall. Near historicEagles Mere,Worlds End and Ricketts Glen StateParks. 307 Pioneer Trail, Muncy Valley, [email protected] 570-946-9971

SANDY VALLEY CAMPGROUND–Family campground in the western Poconos.Wooded site with water & electric. Primitive sitesby the lake. Pool, playground, fishing lake, gameroom, store, LP Gas, weekend activities, seasonal& yearly sites. I- 80 exit 273. For GPS enter, 199Sandy Valley Camp Road,White Haven.570-636-0770/570-636-0206 for reservations.email: [email protected]

SHORE FOREST CAMPGROUND–Forget hotels! Camping offers lifetime memories.Nestled in the beautiful Endless Mountains on afive-acre lake. Heated pool/spa, camp store, snackbar, game room, crafts, hayrides, weekend activi-ties and so much more! Family fun! Cabins, CableTV/WiFi available. Camping at its best!Shoreforestcampground.com Half mile from Rte11. Hop Bottom 570-289-4666

SLUMBER VALLEY CAMPGROUND–Located along Meshoppen Creek, this familycampground has been in the business of “cookingwith sticks” since 1966. Separate tenting areaoverlooking a 20-foot waterfall. Electric, sewerand creek sites, cabin, two pavilions, pool, play-ground, sand volleyball, mini-golf, nature trail, fish-ing ponds.Two miles to Susquehanna River BoatLaunch. www.slumbervalleycampground.com570-833-5208.

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Arcaro & Genell- On Main Street, Old Forge since1962. Carrying on the family tradition of homemadeItalian specialty entrees, seafood, steak, chicken, veal &much more. Old Forge Red & White Pizza. Open Monday -Saturday, lunch at 11 a.m., dinner at 3 p.m.; takeout avail-able. Private parties Sun. Catering services available onand off premise. www.arcarongenell.570-457-5555.

Bailey’s/Smuggler’s Cove- See ad page 60

Carl Von Luger Steak & Seafood- A family tradi-tion since 1887. Casual fine dining in downtown Scranton.USDA prime steaks & fresh seafood. Lunches from $5.95;dinners starting at $10.95. Entertainment. Friday NightJazz Lounge 7-11 p.m. Sunday brunch 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Dinner dress code. Outdoor dining available. Open daily.301 N. Washington Ave., Scranton.570-955-5290 www.carlvonluger.com

Carmen’s Restaurant & Wine Bar- see ad page 152

Coccetti's A Restaurant & Bakery- Enjoycharming décor & unique breakfast/lunch creationsincluding funky chicken salad, Eggs Benedict & Christmaswrap. Daily homemade baked goods including our popu-lar white coconut cake & chocolate fudge iced brownies.Daily breakfast/lunch specials.Tues.-Friday 7a.m.- 2p.m.,Sat.7a.m.-noon. Follow us on Facebook.1124 Main St.,Peckville. 570-489-4000.

Coney Island Lunch- A Scranton tradition since1923. Taste the Texas Wieners and Texas Hamburgers thatmade us famous. Serving homemade soups, old-fash-ioned rice pudding and chili-con-carne. Enjoy our leg-endary chili sauce, created from a closely-guarded familyrecipe, eat in or take it out. Open Mon.-Sat. 10:30 a.m.- 6p.m., Sun. noon-6:30 p.m. 515 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton.570-961-9004. www.texas-wiener.com.

Ehrhardt’s Waterfront Restaurant-Overlooking beautiful Lake Wallenpaupack, Ehrhardt’scozy atmosphere and delicious food will have you return-ing time and time again. We offer a variety of steaks,seafood, salads, burgers, sandwiches and more! Open 7days a week 11:30 a.m. Pub open later. Route 507, Hawley.570-226-2124. www.ehrhardts.com.See ad page 138.

Fern Hall Inn-see ad page 103

The French Manor- Elegant dining room features a40-foot vaulted ceiling and two massive fireplaces.Request a table on the terrace for wonderful views of thePocono Mountains, or a table by the fireplace for aromantic dining experience. Gourmet dinner menu fea-tures Classical and Nouvelle French Cuisine. Proper attirerequired. (Jackets for gentlemen). Please note: restaurantis not suitable for children under 12. Reservations: 570-676-3244. www.thefrenchmanor.com.

Gresham’s Chop House- Dine in our beautiful din-ing room, cozy bar or under the awning on our deck, andenjoy dazzling views of Lake Wallenpaupack while choos-

WHERE TO DINEing from delicious steaks, seafood, Italian specialties andmore. Visit us at www.greshamschophouse.com Rte. 6, Hawley. Open 7 days at 4 p.m. 570-226-1500.

La Tonalteca- see ad page 139

Ledge’s- see ad page 137

Leggio’s Italian Ristorante- Affordable dining ina Mediterranean decor. Breakfast. Wed.-Fri. 8-11 a.m. Sat.& Sun. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch & Dinner Sun.-Thurs.11a.m.-10p.m. Friday & Sat. 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Full Bar. Happy Hour.Food to order. Appetizers. Seafood, chicken, veal, pasta.Pizza, sandwiches/wraps. Catering. Memorial Luncheons.64 East Center Hill Rd. Dallas. 570-675-4511

Lil’s Bar & Grill- Nestled on Lake Winola just a shortride from Clarks Summit and Tunkhannock. Modern yetcasual, cozy bar and family dining, available for any occa-sion. Serving your favorite bar food and Chef's daily spe-cials. Open daily for lunch and dinner.1085 State Route307, Lake Winola. 570-378-3324

Manhattan Manor- Family-owned restaurant & barin downtown Carbondale. A unique dining experiencefeaturing steaks, pastas, flatbreads and a variety of deli-cious unique chef inspired dishes. Large contemporarywine and martini menu. Live music, outdoor patio, onand off site catering. Join us for hand rolled sushi onTuesday evenings. Hours 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 8Salem Ave. 570-282-2044. www.manhattanmanor.net

Mayuri Indian Cuisine- Authentic South/NorthIndian cuisine with a balanced menu between vegetari-an and non-vegetarian dishes. Enjoy excellent food andoutstanding service. Some of our dishes include Dosa,Paneer, Tandoori, Biryani, Naan, Gulab Jamun and manymore. 917 Wyoming Ave., Scrantonwww.pennmayuri.com Fax: 570-227-0017.Phone: 570-341-3410

Patsel's- see ad page 138

Perkins Restaurant & Bakery- see ad page 150

Quaker Steak & Lube- see ad page 150

Ruth Chris Steakhouse-see ad page 133

Settlers Inn-- see ad page 137

Six East Restaurant- see ad page 139

Smith’s Restaurant- We're your stop for all on, oroff-site catering. Offering a wide variety of menu optionsand seating for up to 100. Stop by for our $6 meal dealsand homemade specialties. Open daily 7 a.m.-3 p.m.Extended hours available for special events. Located at1402 Cedar Ave. Scranton. 570-344-4403.

State Street Grill- Cozy & casual street side dining.Award-winning patio. Voted Best Chef 2008. BestAmbiance 2011, Friendliest Bar 2012. Popular for cock-tails and small plates. Wide ranging American Cuisine.Lunch Mon.-Sat.11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Dinner Mon.-Sat. 4-10 p.m. Sunday Brunch 10 a.m.114 S. State St. ClarksSummit. 570-585-5590. www.thestatestreetgrill.com

Stirna’s Restaurant & Bar- More than 100 yearsin service. Catering on & off premises seven days a week,for all your needs- large or small. Exclusive caterer forLaBuona Vita, formerly the Parish Center, Dunmore. Visitour smoke-free bar & restaurant. Hours: Tues.-Sat. 4 p.m.Until closing. 120 W. Market St., N. Scranton,570-961-9681 570-343-5742.

Stone Bridge Inn & Restaurant- QuaintEuropean village nestled on a hilltop, surrounded byrolling countryside – discover Northeast PA’s best-keptsecret! Excellent cuisine in a casual atmosphere, multi-level tavern & patio with entertainment. Monthly WineTasting Dinners. Serving dinner Wed.-Sun. I-81, Exit 206,Rt. 374 East two miles past Elk Mountain, Union Dale.570-679-9500. www.stone-bridge-inn.com

Sycamore Grille- In the heart of Delaware WaterGap. Fresh seafood, steaks & pasta. Pub favorites likewings, burgers & more! Bar voted "Best Happy Hour" inthe Poconos. Nightly Specials, live music, seasonal lunch.Come down to the Gap…we can't wait to see you! Exit310 Rt. 80 570-426-1200 www.sycamoregrille.com facebook.com/sycamoregrille

Tomato Bar-see ad page 91

Twigs- see ad page 139

ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT

EVERHART MUSEUMwww.everhart-museum.org

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A CELEBRATION OF NEPA

GROWN &PRODUCEDFOOD, BEER

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Combine sour cream, taco season-

ing and lime juice. In a deep glass

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Ingredients

1 cup Weis Quality Light Sour Cream

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1 fresh lime, juiced

1 can Weis Quality Reduced Sodium Black Beans,

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1 cup Cabo Fresh™ Authentic Guacamole

1 cup Weis Quality Fresh Salsa

1-1/2 cups romaine lettuce, shredded

1/2 cup Weis Quality Made with 2% Milk Sharp

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1 jalapeño, seeded and finely diced

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Rte. 6, Historic Downtown Tunkhannock570.836.0433 • twigscafe.com

Race to Twigs and help with the Cure! For the month ofSeptember, Twigs will donate a

portion of all receipts to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Banquet FacilitiesAvailable

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In the age of physically and economi-cally dangerous genetic modificationof foods, Everything Natural is hosting

a fall celebration focusing on an impor-tant foundation of our food supply—bees. Closely linked with the upcomingDowntown Go-Around event in Clarks

Heard the Buzz?Everything Natural Fall HarvestFest & Honey Festival

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Routes 6 & 11, North of Clarks Summit, PA • 570.563.2000 • www.patsels.com

Patsel’s is Goingto the Dogs

Benefit for Griffin PondAnimal Shelter

Sunday, September 155:00 p.m.

Fall Craft Beer &Food Pairing Dinner

Friday, October 187:00 p.m.

Save these Dates!

Lunch Tues.-Fri.11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Dinner Tues.-Sat.Beginning at 5:30 p.m.Brunch Buffet Sunday

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WINE TASTINGFriday 12-9 • Saturday 11-9

Sunday 12-5Outdoor Patio


10 Cottages • 17 Motel Rooms • Free Wi-FiExercise Area • Pool Table • Basketball Court

Golf Driving Range • And More!

Summit, the festival offers food, entertain-ment and interactive fun. Beekeepers willhold a honey tasting and other natural foodssuch as local produce, artesian cheeses,honey candy pearls and free-range chick-en/”chicken” tenders will be offered. Livemusic will be provided by the bluegrass andold-time interpretations of The Jessica &Christina Show. Visitors will have the oppor-tunity to perform their own honey extrac-tion and yoga classes will be held through-out the day in Everything Natural’s studio.Everyone is also invited to be a part of theHexagon Project, creating a personal hexa-gon to be displayed at the store as part ofour local “hive.” The event will be held atthe store in Clarks Summit September 21,11 a.m.-3 p.m. For more, visitEverythingNaturalPa.com.

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