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Escape To A Charming Amish Town In New York That Serves Up Homemade Food On Every Corner

There’s a town in northern New York that most people have never heard of, and the people who live there are perfectly fine with that. Potsdam, New York sits in St. Lawrence County, close to the Canadian border, surrounded by farmland and fresh air, and it’s serving up homemade food that would make a grown adult cry happy tears.

Potsdam, NY · 5d

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Concert nets $8,000 for North Country Children’s Museum

A sold-out benefit concert for the North Country Children’s Museum raised $8,000 for the museum’s educational and financial assistance programs. The concert was held Oct. 24 at the home of Crane School of Music Professor Deborah Massell. Crane students and faculty, including Dr. Keilor Kastella, performed alongside Crane alumna Cecilia Snow, a nationally recognized performer whose credits include national Broadway tours and Off-Broadway productions of “SIX,” “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” and “Ragtime.” Barstow Subaru and Dr. Lee Akin were major event sponsors. The evening also included a silent auction and catered food from the Blue House Restaurant. Proceeds support the museum’s needs-based discounted membership program, scholarship opportunities and programs.

Potsdam, NY · 1d

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Maxcy Hall to host food and wine market in December

Vendor booths for the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce's annual Craft Food & Wine Holiday Market, scheduled for December 4-5 at Maxcy Hall, have officially sold out.

Potsdam, NY · 1d

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This Amish Bakery Near Rochester, New York Sells Out Of Fresh Donuts Every Saturday Morning

Some of the best doughnuts in New York come from a small Amish market that does not take a single credit card. There is no app, no self-checkout lane, and no drive-thru, just a family-run counter with fresh-baked goods that tend to move fast. Regulars plan their week around the...

New York · 8d

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South Burlington pet store closing permanently

The Pet Advantage on Dorset Street in South Burlington announced Friday that they will close for good this winter.

South Burlington, VT · 12h

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B.U. Pub Gets New Owners — and a Remodel — in Colchester

A Colchester dive bar has changed hands. B.U. Pub, also known as the B.U. Emporium, has been a staple at 164 Porters Point Road since the 1970s, serving cheap drinks to a strong roster of regulars. Last week, Rodney, Tracie and Jake Oliveira bought the bar from Debra LeBlanc, who will retire after 22 years of ownership, Rodney told Seven Days.

Colchester, VT · 3d

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Fight off your Election Day hangover with some concerts, shows in VT

Election Day has come and gone, so it’s time to turn your attention to registering your vote in favor of the Vermont arts and entertainment scene. Awkward political metaphors aside, the days after the march to the polls are busy, busy, busy in the creative world. That’s especially the case with music and theater, which dominate this list of things to do. Music ranges from folk singers and local rockers to string quartets and Prokofiev’s “Romeo & Juliet” for strings and percussion. Plays by Moliere and Rajiv Joseph lead the charge for Vermont theater companies. Now go out there and show your support! ‘Ballad of Maria Marten’ at St. Michael’s College 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5-Saturday, Nov. 7, the St. Michael’s College Performing Arts Program offers three nights of the Beth Flintoff play “ The Ballad of Maria Marten ,” which addresses domestic violence and will include representation in the theater lobby from STEPS to End Domestic Violence, McCarthy Arts Center, St. Michael’s College, Colchester. Free. smcvt.edu Make way for Moliere in Middlebury 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, an update of Moliere’s classic skewering of pomposity, “ Tartuffe ,” opens its run by the Middlebury Acting Company through Sunday, Nov.

Vermont · 1d

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At The Box Office: ‘Wild Horse Nine’

This week Julia Swift talked about "Wild Horse Nine", a film that she calls an "all around awards contender".

Burlington, VT · 16h

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Garlic Cloves Go In at Least 2 Inches Deep and 4 to 8 Inches Apart in November, and University of Vermont Extension Says the Bed Then Needs a Two-Year Break

UVM Extension says plant garlic cloves at least 2 inches deep and 4 to 8 inches apart in fall, then give the bed a two-year break from alliums.

Burlington, VT · 8h

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JRECK Subs celebrates Plattsburgh Grand Opening Nov. 7

The Plattsburgh location offers a full menu of JRECK Subs favorites, including the Original JRECK Sub, Steak & Cheese, Cheesy French Fries, mozzarella sticks, and more. — PLATTSBURGH | JRECK Subs is celebrating its long-awaited return to the Plattsburgh community with a grand opening celebration on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its newest location, 7150 State Route 9 in Plattsburgh.

Plattsburgh, NY · 4d

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New Winooski hotel with sugaring theme opens Thursday

It’s only fitting to be greeted with a maple creemee at the Sugar House Hotel.

Winooski, VT · 4d

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Lake Placid Rotary's new Bark Park proves it's a dog's world after all

LAKE PLACID | Though its formal opening won't take place until next spring, the Lake Placid Rotary Bark Park is open now, offering dogs a place to romp and socialize freely and safely in a gated enclosed environment located at the North Elba Athletic Field, with spectacular views for pups with a visual aesthetic. Over the winter, added amenities will include benches for people and agility objects for stimulating play - thanks to The Devlin hotel, Man & Beast pet store and Origin Coffee café and bean roasting. Shaded areas will keep pets cool during the summer months. The Rotary Club recognized Town Supervisor Rick Preston and Highway Superintendent Ken Porter for their invaluable help with the project.

Lake Placid, NY · 3d

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These 7 Adirondack Diners Have Fed Leaf Peepers Hearty Breakfasts For Decades

Fall in the Adirondacks starts early, and the smartest foliage drives start with a good breakfast. Before you chase red maples along Route 73 or loop around Lake George, you need coffee, eggs, and maybe a biscuit the size of your fist. The seven diners below have been feeding hungry...

Adirondack Mountains, NY · 2d

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Long-time Burlington BBQ joint closes its doors

Bluebird Barbecue, a Burlington staple for slow-smoked meats, shut down this Halloween. The restaurant was set to serve curbside takeout until closing time on Saturday as a final sendoff. "It's time for Bluebird to say goodbye," owner Sue Bette said in a press release. "We wish Bluebird could continue on, but the conditions just aren't lining up for Bluebird to be Bluebird.” The barbecue restaurant had been roasting brisket, chopping beef and shredding coleslaw at 317 Riverside Ave. since 2012. Customers could chow down menu items like the “Family Reunion,” piled high with hickory-smoked meat that’s been cooking for 15 hours. The cuisine put a local spin on American classics, with maple-doused sauce or butter and pulled-pork poutine. Bluebird’s pitmaster ramen, which combined the burnt ends of slow-smoked brisket with Japanese noodle soup, earned a visit from TV personality and chef Guy Fieri for the popular Food Network show “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” in 2020. Bette and the rest of the Bluebird Barbecue staff had no further comment on the restaurant’s closure, a representative told the Burlington Free Press last week. "As we send Bluebird off, we want to recognize all the Bluebirds, past and present, whose talent, creativity, and

Burlington, VT · 4d

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Finding their layers: Milton High School students bring ‘Shrek the Musical’ to the stage

MILTON — Natalie Colantoni cried when she saw the cast list. The Milton High School freshman had performed in middle school productions, but she hadn’t expected to land the role of Fiona in the high school’s upcoming production of “Shrek the Musical.”. “I actually started crying....

Milton, VT · 2d

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Colchester native Nicholas Caycedo returns to Vermont to preview musical about his life and identity

COLCHESTER — A one man show, featuring a Columbian-American actor who grew up in Colchester, is coming to Vermont before making its New York City debut. The show, “Nick Nick Boom,” features actor Nicholas Caycedo’s exploration of his identity as a person of color and proud Vermonter. The comedy musical will be performed as a “preview” which unlike a debut is still in development and open to feedback via an in-person talkback at the end of the show.

Colchester, VT · 4d

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Joe Agnello Comes Into His Own on Latest Solo Record

On the first track of his new album as Joe Something, Picture Pepper Potato Brain, singer-songwriter and guitar shredder Joe Agnello has Robert De Niro on his mind. “I’m your Midnight Run / I’m De Niro in Heat,” the Burlington musician sings on the chorus to the aptly named “Deniro in Heat.” The song, which starts out with the sound of a film projector being loaded, references Michael Mann’s 1995 thriller, Heat, starring De Niro.

Burlington, VT · 2d

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Now Playing in Theaters, November 4-11

THE CAT IN THE HAT: The feline (voice of Bill Hader) must cheer up depressed siblings in a new animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ classic, directed by Alessandro Carloni and Erica Rivinoja. (107 min, PG. Bijou, City Cinema, Essex, Majestic, Marquis, Paramount, Star, Welden) DRUMMER BOY: Music brings hope...

Burlington, VT · 2d

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Glazed Donuts’ New Essex Café to Replace Leo & Co.

Leo & Co. in the Essex Experience will close on November 13 to be replaced by a new Glazed Café operated by Glazed Donuts. The doughnut maker has shared the Leo & Co. space at 21 Essex Way since August. Glazed co-owner Rachel Lee, 36, said she and her husband, Jordan, hope to launch their new café in early December. During the transition, Lee said that doughnuts will still be available but only by online preorder.

Essex, VT · 5d