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SUMMARY:THE BIG BANG TRI-STATE ACTORS THEATER
LOCATION:TRI-STATE ACTORS THEATER NEWS March- 2009\, Professional Theater
  for New Jersey\, New York\, and Pennsylvania \,  74 Main St. on Fountain
  Square\,  Sussex\, NJ 07461
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090712
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:TRI-STATE ACTORS THEATER NEWS March- 2009\nProfessional Thea
 ter for New Jersey\, New York\, and Pennsylvania \n 74 Main St. on Fount
 ain Square\,  Sussex\, NJ 07461\nPhone 973-875-2950   E mail:  tristatea
 ctorstheater@tellurian.com\nwww.tristateactorstheater.org\n \nNew Season
 —the best ever!\n—June 18-July 12: the funniest musical ever:  THE BIG B
 ANG---August 5-August 22: another fabulous play for children and familie
 s\, THE FANTASTIC RETURN OF THE FABULOUS FABLE FACTORY\;  October 6-Octo
 ber 25: the spookiest thrill fest of them all- THE TURN OF THE SCREW\, a
 nd  December 10-December 27: our holiday treat\, A CHRISTMAS CAROL.\n***
 ************************************************************************
 **************\n  \nSEASON 2009 KICKS OFF WITH A WINNER: \nThe Pulitzer 
 Prize  and Tony for Best Play!\nPROOF by David Auburn \n(including a fre
 e Dress Rehearsal invitation-see below!)\n\n****************************
 *************************************************************\nTRI-STATE
 ’s new season begins with the regional professional premiere of an edgy
 \, humorous\, and striking play—PROOF\, by David Auburn\,  performing Apr
 il 22 through May 10. (Call 973-875-2950 or online tristateactorstheater
 .org.)\n \nPROOF ran on Broadway for over two years\, winning every majo
 r award for best production. The New York Times said it was a "beautiful
 ly put-together play...a crisp crowd pleaser... real...sparks...swift an
 d dapper\;” Variety called it\, "wonderfully funny...a continual source 
 of satisfaction...always illuminating...enough emotional highs to sustai
 n a dozen lesser plays\;” New York Magazine praised  PROOF as"Intensely 
 alive\, complex\, funny\, human...mysterious\, droll\, and electrifying.
 ” \n \nSynopsis--\nFilled with humor and emotion\, PROOF reveals the wre
 nching reality and the funny absurdity of the characters’ lives in situa
 tions that touch us all. On the eve of her 25th birthday\, Catherine\, a
  troubled young woman\, has spent years caring for her brilliant but uns
 table father\, a famous mathematician. A burgeoning romance and the disc
 overy of a mysterious notebook draw Catherine into the most difficult pr
 oblem of all: How much of her father's madness--or genius--will she inhe
 rit? PROOF is suitable for high school age and adults. Adult language--
 \nWe have a great professional cast for PROOF:\nKATIE TAME as Catherine—K
 atie starred in several Tri-State productions including THE GLASS MENAGE
 RIE\, TWELFTH NIGHT\, and A CHRISTMAS CAROL. She has performed in produc
 tions in NY and regionally and has been featured in several\ntelevision 
 productions.\nPAUL FALZONE as Robert—Paul starred in THE PRICE for Tri-S
 tate. He performs in film\, Television\, and off and on Broadway. He is 
 a founding member of the Oldcastle Theatre in Bennington\, VT.\, appeari
 ng in over 35 productions He is the author of RAISING KANE: the Making o
 f "Citizen Kane.\nPATRICIA DURANTE as Claire—Patricia has sung on the ma
 in stage and acted in Tri-State’s New Plays Reading Series. She has perf
 ormed all over the country & in clubs throughout New Jersey and the nort
 heast. She was a featured performer for Tri-State’s SPRING FLING GALA.\n
 SAL CACCIATO as Hal—Sal is making his debut at Tri-State. He has perform
 ed at Lincoln Center in NY\, and was a featured actor at the Shakespeare
  Theatre of New Jersey in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM and HENRY V. He has 
 appeared in films and on TV\, and holds a BFA in Theatre from the Univer
 sity of Cincinnati.\n \nIn these difficult times\, save your entertainme
 nt dollars and the hassle of getting to NY—See BROADWAY QUALITY professi
 onal theatre and enjoy our restaurants and shops right here in Historic 
 Sussex NJ! Call 973-875-2950 or go online at tristateactorstheater.org t
 o order tickets for this award-winning\, masterful\, and entertaining Br
 oadway treat! Our ticket prices are the same as last season\, and we are
  invite you to view PROOF at our open dress rehearsal on Wednesday\, Apr
 il 22 for free! I look forward to seeing you at the theater!    \nPaul M
 eacham\, Artistic Director
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Dusk Paddle
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090629
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Sat/Sun June 27/28	Gibbons Outdoor Adventure Leadership Scho
 ol (GOALS): The Cradle of Liberty 24-hour Adventure Race\nContact: www.g
 oalsra.org or 866-338-5167
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T145700Z
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SUMMARY:FROG FROLIC I
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090629
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:FROG FROLIC I	\nJUNE 27\, 2009 ~ 1-4PM	\nMEMBER $7/NON-MEMBE
 R $9\nLearn about local frog species while hopping around trying to care
 fully catch them….wear boots and plan on getting dirty.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142500Z
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SUMMARY:INTRODUCTION TO CANOEING
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090629
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:INTRODUCTION TO CANOEING	\nJUNE 28\, 2009 ~ 1-4PM	\nMEMBER $
 7/NON-MEMBER $9\nLearn the basics of canoe safety and steering while you
  enjoy one of PEEC’s beautiful ponds. Wear clothes and shoes you don’t m
 ind getting wet.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142500Z
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SUMMARY:47th Annual Chicken BBQ
LOCATION:Blooming Grove Fire Department
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090628T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090628T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department  47th ANNUAL CHICKE
 N BBQ\n June 28\, 2009 - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM\n\nThe annual Chicken BBQ wi
 ll be held at the Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department hall on Route
  739\, 1 mile north of I-84 on Sunday\, June 28  from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
 .  \n\nThe menu will include 1/2 chicken\, salads\, vegetables\, bread\,
  desserts\, and drinks.\n\nThe price for adults is $10.00 and for childr
 en under 12 is $5.00.  And since we’ve done this for 47 years we know ho
 w to cook the chicken!\n\nWe wish to thank everyone who has attended and
  helped support us in the past.  We hope that you will continue to help 
 us to purchase equipment and update items that are needed in the fire ho
 use.   \n\nThe Volunteers are there in rain\, sleet\, snow\, ice and hea
 t to rush to your aid.  We now need your assistance to purchase much nee
 ded equipment and supplies.\n\nFor further information please call 570-7
 75-7355.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Fishing Skills
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090630
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090701
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, June 30 	Fishing Skills \n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls 
 Pavilion\n--------------------------------------------------------------
 --------------------------------------------\nWednesday\, July 1 	Nature
  Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls Pavilion\nSpirit of America\n\nThursd
 ay\, July 2		Nature Day Camp: Insects-Good/Bad\, Land/Water ($5)\n9-Noon
 			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nFriday\, July 3		Frogs\, Toads\, Salamander
 s & Newts\, Oh My!\n3-5 PM			Tannery Road Access\n\nFriday\, July 3		Sea
 rch for Herps\n7:00 PM 			Tree Tower Trail\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Wildlif
 e of Lower Lake\n3:00 PM			Wildlife Observation Station\n\nSaturday\, Ju
 ly 4 		Sing Along\n7:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Nature
 ’s Fireworks and the National Symbol\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nTuesda
 y\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesda
 y\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Nature Arts & Crafts
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090702
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, July 1 	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls
  Pavilion\nSpirit of America\n\nThursday\, July 2		Nature Day Camp: Inse
 cts-Good/Bad\, Land/Water ($5)\n9-Noon			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nFrida
 y\, July 3		Frogs\, Toads\, Salamanders & Newts\, Oh My!\n3-5 PM			Tanne
 ry Road Access\n\nFriday\, July 3		Search for Herps\n7:00 PM 			Tree Tow
 er Trail\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Wildlife of Lower Lake\n3:00 PM			Wildlif
 e Observation Station\n\nSaturday\, July 4 		Sing Along\n7:00 PM			Falls
  Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Nature’s Fireworks and the National Symb
 ol\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nTuesday\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 –
  6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Native Plants Walk
LOCATION:Milford Experimental Forest\, Milford\, PA.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T120000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Native Plants Walk\n\n\nThe Delaware Highlands Conservancy a
 nd the U.S. Forest Service at Grey Towers are pleased to present the thi
 rd in a series of workshops for forest landowners.  A Native Plants Walk
  will take place on Saturday\, August 1st from 10am-12 pm at the Milford
  Experimental Forest\, Milford\, PA.  A tour of Grey Towers will be offe
 red for participants following the walk.\n\nJoin other forest landowners
 \, Conservancy members\, and Dr. Ann Rhoads\, renowned author and botani
 st\, for a walk through the Milford Experimental Forest and discussions 
 regarding native plants.\n\nThe program is free and open to the public\,
  but prior registration is required.  To reserve your space and receive 
 directions to the carpool location\, please call the Delaware Highlands 
 Conservancy at 570-226-3164 or e-mail info@delawarehighlands.org
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102800Z
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SUMMARY:Backyard Biology Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Za
 ne Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102300Z
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SUMMARY:Fern Walk
LOCATION:Lackawanna College
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090701T183000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Contact: Sharon Yanik at 570-842-1506 or yaniks@lackawanna.e
 du\nCovington Township – May 29\, 2009: The Lackawanna College Environme
 ntal Institute announces its July 2009 calendar of events.\n\nPublic Pro
 grams\nJuly 1\, 2009			Fern Walk\, 6:30 p.m.\nBotanist Jim Montgomery wi
 ll conduct a workshop on the identification\, distribution\, habitats\, 
 uses and folklore of Pennsylvania’s ferns. This workshop will be appropr
 iate for everyone from novice to those with a hearty familiarity with fe
 rns. There is a fee of $3 per person.  Pre-registration is required. For
  more information or to register\, contact Lackawanna College Environmen
 tal Institute at 570-842-1506.\n\nJuly 13-17\, 2009		Eco Explorers Day C
 amp 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\nFor ages 9 & 10.  Join us for a week of fun 
 and adventure!  Campers will spend time exploring the natural habitats o
 n the 42 acre Moffat Estate while learning about local ecosystems and un
 derstanding the interconnectedness of all life. Campers will participate
  in experiential activities focusing on discovery and team work. Camp is
  $70 per camper.  Payments received before May 15th are $55.  Registrati
 on is required and space is limited. For more information or to register
 \, contact Lackawanna College Environmental Institute at 570-842-1506.\n
 \nJuly 27-31\, 2009		Earth Connections Day Camp 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\n
 For ages 11 to 13.  Earth Connections focuses on connecting young people
  to their community and natural resources through science\, history\, ge
 ography\, math\, art and recreation. This camp incorporates ecology with
  science and technology and outdoor living skills and enhances what youn
 g people already know about the environment.  Camp is $70 per camper.  P
 ayments received before May 15th are $55.  Registration is required and 
 space is limited. For more information or to register\, contact Lackawan
 na College Environmental Institute at 570-842-1506.\n\nAbout the Lackawa
 nna College Environmental Institute: The Environmental Institute is hous
 ed on the beautiful 42 acre Moffat Estate in Covington Township. Our bui
 lding contains space for seminars\, research and hands-on workshops. The
  institute is an excellent setting for children and adults to learn abou
 t the environment\, enjoy the outdoors\, and discover how they can make 
 changes to improve the world around us. \n\nLackawanna College Environme
 ntal Institutes Mission:\nThe Environmental Institute is committed to ed
 ucating the students of Lackawanna College and the citizens of Northeast
  Pennsylvania through innovative approaches leading to ecological sustai
 nability.  \n\nExperiential education for students and community members
  will foster a connection to the natural world in order to develop infor
 med responsible individuals who can play positive roles as members of ea
 rth's community.\n\nThe Environmental Institute will build partnerships 
 with schools\, municipalities\, business and the community in order to m
 eet the environmental challenges of the future.\n\nLackawanna College wi
 ll not discriminate in its educational programs\, activities\, or employ
 ment practices\, based on race\, color\, national origin\, sex\, sexual 
 orientation\, disability\, age\, religion\, ancestry\, union membership
 \, or any other legally protected classification. Announcement of this po
 licy is in accordance with State law including the Pennsylvania Human Re
 lations Act and with Federal Law\, including Titles VI and VIl of the Ci
 vil Rights Act of 1964\, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972\, 
 Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973\, the Age Discrim
 ination Act of 1975\, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. A
 ny complaint of harassment or discrimination pertaining to education sho
 uld be directed to one of the Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative A
 ction Office: Gail Scaramuzzo: via phone 570-961-7848 fax 570-961-7858 s
 caramuzzog@lackawanna.edu or Mark Duda: via phone 570- 961-7852 fax 570-
 961-7843 dudam@Iackawanna.edu.\n\nDirections to the Lackawanna College E
 nvironmental Institute:\nFrom Route 81 take Route 380 South\nBear left o
 nto exit 2\, Route 435 to Elmhurst\nTravel 8 miles through the blinking 
 light in Moscow.\nThe entrance to the Environmental Institute is the sec
 ond driveway on the right after passing St. Catherine’s Cemetery and acr
 oss from AJ Chevrolet.\nThe Institute is the white building visible from
  the road.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090604T103600Z
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SUMMARY:Frogs\, Toads\, Salamanders & Newts
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090703
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 3		Frogs\, Toads\, Salamanders & Newts\, Oh My
 !\n3-5 PM			Tannery Road Access\n\nFriday\, July 3		Search for Herps\n7:
 00 PM 			Tree Tower Trail\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Wildlife of Lower Lake\n
 3:00 PM			Wildlife Observation Station\n\nSaturday\, July 4 		Sing Along
 \n7:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Nature’s Fireworks and 
 the National Symbol\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nTuesday\, July 7 	Fishi
 ng Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Natu
 re Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Nature Day Camp: Insects-Good/Bad
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090703
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, July 2		Nature Day Camp: Insects-Good/Bad\, Land/
 Water ($5)\n9-Noon			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nFriday\, July 3		Frogs\, 
 Toads\, Salamanders & Newts\, Oh My!\n3-5 PM			Tannery Road Access\n\nFr
 iday\, July 3		Search for Herps\n7:00 PM 			Tree Tower Trail\n\nSaturday
 \, July 4		Wildlife of Lower Lake\n3:00 PM			Wildlife Observation Statio
 n\n\nSaturday\, July 4 		Sing Along\n7:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturda
 y\, July 4		Nature’s Fireworks and the National Symbol\n8:00 PM			Falls 
 Pavilion\n\nTuesday\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pa
 vilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T145900Z
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SUMMARY:River Reading”Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane 
 Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090702T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090702T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102200Z
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SUMMARY:Search for Herps
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090703
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090704
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 3		Search for Herps\n7:00 PM 			Tree Tower Tra
 il\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Wildlife of Lower Lake\n3:00 PM			Wildlife Obse
 rvation Station\n\nSaturday\, July 4 		Sing Along\n7:00 PM			Falls Pavil
 ion\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Nature’s Fireworks and the National Symbol\n8:
 00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nTuesday\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 
 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150000Z
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SUMMARY:Rock Ridge Ranchers 4-H Horse Club
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090703T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090703T210000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/3/09 –Rock Ridge Ranchers 4-H Horse Club Group 1 meeting\,
  6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry. For mor
 e information\, call 570-296-3400.\n\n7/7/9 – A Penn State Master Garden
 er will be in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad S
 t\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For mo
 re information call 570-296-3400.\n7/7/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club me
 eting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 
 Broad Street\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8/0
 9 – Penn State Cooperative Extension will hold an orientation session\, 
 beginning 7:00 PM\, for the Growing Stronger Exercise Program (Strong Wo
 men/Strong Men) that starts July 27at Bodies in Balance\, 100 Wheatfield
  Drive\, Milford. YOU MUST ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN ORDER TO 
 PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTUAL PROGRAM. For a printable brochure and registra
 tion form go to: http://tinyurl.com/nloeb9 For more information\, call 5
 70-296-3400.\n7/8-9/09 - “Child Care has changed – Have you?” is a 2-day
  workshop for Family and Consumer Sciences teachers in Pennsylvania who 
 are interested in new ideas in the area of child care. The program will 
 be held July 8-9\, Penn State main campus\, University Park. For a print
 able flyer\, go to http://tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\,
  and Estate Planning\, 9:30 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300
  Broad St\, Milford. Cost – none\, but pre-registration is required. A l
 ight breakfast will be available for registered participants. If a minim
 um number do not pre-register\, the program will be canceled. For a prin
 table brochure that includes other dates and topics in this series\, go 
 to http://pike.extension.psu.edu/Family/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For mor
 e information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Clu
 b meeting\, beginning 11:00 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. Fo
 r more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Ca
 nning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30 PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office
 \, 724 Phillips Street\, Suite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is requ
 ired\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure list
 ing all classes\, costs\, and registration form go to http://monroe.exte
 nsion.psu.edu/NewslettersRegistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSumm
 er_09.pdf For more information call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn Stat
 e Master Gardener will be in the Pike County Cooperative Extension offic
 e\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening qu
 estions. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette 
 of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Exten
 sion office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford. For more information\, call 57
 0-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasi
 ng workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Rou
 te 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, includi
 ng payment\, is required by July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-reg
 ister\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to h
 ttp://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15
 /09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:
 00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfor
 d. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Hom
 e Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension O
 ffice\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure ca
 nning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class s
 ize is limited. No walk-ins. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n
  ********************************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn 
 State Cooperative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA
  18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: htt
 p://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:4TH OF JULY FAMILY NATURE GETAWAY
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:4TH OF JULY FAMILY NATURE GETAWAY	\nJULY 4-6\, 2009\nMEMBER 
 $145/NON-MEMBER $160	\nBring your family out to PEEC\, get closer to nat
 ure and enjoy a weekend full of fun and educational activities. Includes
  all meals\, lodging (Sat lunch-Mon lunch) and program.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142600Z
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SUMMARY:Fishing Skills
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pa
 vilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150000Z
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SUMMARY:Nature Arts & Crafts
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150100Z
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SUMMARY:Nature’s Fireworks and the National Symbol
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 4		Wildlife of Lower Lake\n3:00 PM			Wildlif
 e Observation Station\n\nSaturday\, July 4 		Sing Along\n7:00 PM			Falls
  Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 4		Nature’s Fireworks and the National Symb
 ol\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nTuesday\, July 7 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 –
  6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 8 		Nature Arts & Crafts
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
LOCATION:LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK\n\nBold Gold M
 edia Group's 'Splash Bash '09' returns to Lake Wallenpaupack this Summer
 .  The event\, which has become a Lake tradition\, rocks Lake Wallenpaup
 ack on various weekends throughout the Summer.  The Pocono Lake Region's
  only local FM stations\, 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 team up to bring great 
 music\, prizes\, contests\, and surprises to locals\, tourists and secon
 d homeowners enjoying fun in the sun on 'The Big Lake'.  Participation i
 n the event is easy for Lake goers: On Saturday June 27th\, July 4th and
  July 18th\, boaters should keep a look-out for the Splash Bash Party Bo
 at.  Virtually impossible to mistake...The boat\, provided by A&D Marine
 /Landis Marine\, is a massive 31 foot\, double-decker pontoon style boat
  with a water slide off the top deck and filled with fans of the radio s
 tations.  Banners on the boat proudly fly the 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 Spl
 ash Bash logos.\n\nThe Splash Bash boat cruises the Lake from approximat
 ely 1pm - 5pm on the designated Saturdays.  Typically\, the Splash Bash 
 cruise begins at the Northeastern side of the Lake and then works its wa
 y down toward the Southwestern end...and then returns.  Boaters and Lake
  enthusiasts interested in catching the attention of the Splash Bash boa
 t should keep their stations tuned into 95.3 FM and/or 105.3 FM for info
 rmation on the event\; And when they find the Splash Bash boat should ho
 ld up home-made signs for 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105.  Typically\, the best 
 designed signs win the best prizes from DNH on-air personality\, Jessica
  Schwab.  Schwab\, who has entertained the Lake audience for the past co
 uple of years said\, "This event is great summer fun.  It's wonderful to
  have a chance to interact with so many of our listeners on the Lake...a
 nd I love to see all of the really creative DNH and Sunny signs out ther
 e.”\n\n"This event is designed to connect our local Wayne and Pike Count
 y stations to all the people who enjoy Lake Wallenpaupack.  In addition 
 to bringing great music\, fun and local information and contests to Lake
  goers\, this event also promotes responsible fun on the Lake and respec
 t and understanding for all that the Lake Region has to offer"\, stated 
 Vince Benedetto\, President of Bold Gold Media Group. "Lake Wallenpaupac
 k is an important part of the Northern Poconos and brings together peopl
 e from all over the Northeast.  Getting them connected to our area radio
  stations is important\, as it keeps everyone informed about all the gre
 at things happening throughout the Lake Region and surrounding areas..."
 \n\nFor more information on Splash Bash '09\, stay tuned to 95.3 FM and 
 105.3 FM\, and online at: www.953dnh.com and www.sunny105.net
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090625T084400Z
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SUMMARY:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
LOCATION:Lake Wallenpaupack
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090705
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK\n\nBold Gold M
 edia Group's 'Splash Bash '09' returns to Lake Wallenpaupack this Summer
 .  The event\, which has become a Lake tradition\, rocks Lake Wallenpaup
 ack on various weekends throughout the Summer.  The Pocono Lake Region's
  only local FM stations\, 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 team up to bring great 
 music\, prizes\, contests\, and surprises to locals\, tourists and secon
 d homeowners enjoying fun in the sun on 'The Big Lake'.  Participation i
 n the event is easy for Lake goers: On Saturday June 27th\, July 4th and
  July 18th\, boaters should keep a look-out for the Splash Bash Party Bo
 at.  Virtually impossible to mistake...The boat\, provided by A&D Marine
 /Landis Marine\, is a massive 31 foot\, double-decker pontoon style boat
  with a water slide off the top deck and filled with fans of the radio s
 tations.  Banners on the boat proudly fly the 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 Spl
 ash Bash logos.\n\nThe Splash Bash boat cruises the Lake from approximat
 ely 1pm - 5pm on the designated Saturdays.  Typically\, the Splash Bash 
 cruise begins at the Northeastern side of the Lake and then works its wa
 y down toward the Southwestern end...and then returns.  Boaters and Lake
  enthusiasts interested in catching the attention of the Splash Bash boa
 t should keep their stations tuned into 95.3 FM and/or 105.3 FM for info
 rmation on the event\; And when they find the Splash Bash boat should ho
 ld up home-made signs for 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105.  Typically\, the best 
 designed signs win the best prizes from DNH on-air personality\, Jessica
  Schwab.  Schwab\, who has entertained the Lake audience for the past co
 uple of years said\, "This event is great summer fun.  It's wonderful to
  have a chance to interact with so many of our listeners on the Lake...a
 nd I love to see all of the really creative DNH and Sunny signs out ther
 e.”\n\n"This event is designed to connect our local Wayne and Pike Count
 y stations to all the people who enjoy Lake Wallenpaupack.  In addition 
 to bringing great music\, fun and local information and contests to Lake
  goers\, this event also promotes responsible fun on the Lake and respec
 t and understanding for all that the Lake Region has to offer"\, stated 
 Vince Benedetto\, President of Bold Gold Media Group. "Lake Wallenpaupac
 k is an important part of the Northern Poconos and brings together peopl
 e from all over the Northeast.  Getting them connected to our area radio
  stations is important\, as it keeps everyone informed about all the gre
 at things happening throughout the Lake Region and surrounding areas..."
 \n\nFor more information on Splash Bash '09\, stay tuned to 95.3 FM and 
 105.3 FM\, and online at: www.953dnh.com and www.sunny105.net
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T100700Z
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SUMMARY:Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting
LOCATION:PPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to
  the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\,
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090708
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Lake Wallenpaupack Environmental Preserve Programs\n\nSummer
  2009 Environmental Programs\n\nDATE	PROGRAM	LOCATION*	TIME\n\n\n\n\nMon
 days\, July and August	Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting	
 5:30 p.m.\nWed.\, July 22	\n\n\n\n\nBooks on Bugs: Dragonflies	WELC	11 a
 .m. to noon\nWed.\, July 29\nThurs.\, July 30	Pennsylvania Amphibians an
 d Reptiles Educator Workshop	WELC	9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nboth dates\nSat.\, A
 ug. 8	Butterflies Abound	WELC	1:30-3 p.m.\nSat.\, Aug. 8	What Once Was: 
 Musical History	WELC	7-8:30 p.m.\nWed.\, Aug. 26	Books on Bugs: Bees	WEL
 C	11 a.m. to noon\nSat.\, Aug. 29	Controlling Geese and Deer	WELC	10-11:
 30 a.m.\nSat.\, Sept. 26	There’s Nothing Shady About Shad	WELC	10-11:30 
 a.m.\n* Location Code:    WELC – Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Ce
 nter\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 
 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nAll
  programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. For mo
 re information\, please call 570-251-6196 or e-mail pplpreserves@pplweb.
 com.\n\nPPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to 
 the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\, is operated in connection with the 
 Wallenpaupack hydroelectric plant. In 1926\, PPL completed construction 
 of the Wallenpaupack dam and power plant\, located along the Lackawaxen 
 River. In addition to its capacity to generate 44 megawatts of electrici
 ty\, the 5\,700-acre man-made lake plays a critical role in regional wat
 er management and is a popular location for year-round outdoor recreatio
 n. Camping\, hiking\, fishing\, boating and water-skiing are just some o
 f the attractions.\n\n\nNature events to look for from July through Sept
 ember\nRaspberries and blackberries begin ripening around Independence D
 ay. Snowy tree crickets and katydids call after dark. The first goldenro
 ds begin blooming along roadsides and in fields. Monarch butterflies beg
 in to migrate in mid-August. Large webs of yellow and black garden spide
 rs appear. At the beginning of September\, keep your eye out for night m
 igrating birds silhouetted against the waxing moon. In mid-month\, flock
 s of swallows gather prior to migration. \n\n\n
 \nAdditional program details and directions can be found at www.pp
 lpreserves.com.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090617T083100Z
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SUMMARY:A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090707T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090707T180000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/7/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM
 \, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford.
  For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8/09 – Penn State Cooperat
 ive Extension will hold an orientation session\, beginning 7:00 PM\, for
  the Growing Stronger Exercise Program (Strong Women/Strong Men) that st
 arts July 27at Bodies in Balance\, 100 Wheatfield Drive\, Milford. YOU M
 UST ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTU
 AL PROGRAM. For a printable brochure and registration form go to: http:/
 /tinyurl.com/nloeb9 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8-9/09 
 - “Child Care has changed – Have you?” is a 2-day workshop for Family an
 d Consumer Sciences teachers in Pennsylvania who are interested in new i
 deas in the area of child care. The program will be held July 8-9\, Penn
  State main campus\, University Park. For a printable flyer\, go to http
 ://tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning\, 
 9:30 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300 Broad St\, Milford. Co
 st – none\, but pre-registration is required. A light breakfast will be 
 available for registered participants. If a minimum number do not pre-re
 gister\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure that inc
 ludes other dates and topics in this series\, go to http://pike.extensio
 n.psu.edu/Family/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For more information\, call 57
 0-296-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 1
 1:00 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For more information\, ca
 ll 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9
 :30 PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\,
  Suite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is li
 mited. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs
 \, and registration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/Newslette
 rsRegistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more info
 rmation call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will 
 be in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milf
 ord\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more infor
 mation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting
 \, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad
  Street\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - 
 Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:
 00 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost
  is $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is require
 d by July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program wil
 l be canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm
 3 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners 
 Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Coo
 perative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information
 \, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6
 :30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street
 \, Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00
  – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk
 -ins. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n **********************
 **********\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Exten
 sion in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nF
 ax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.
 edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111200Z
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SUMMARY:Master Gardener
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090707T220000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T000000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/7/9 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in the Pike Cou
 nty Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 P
 M\, to answer your gardening questions. For more information call 570-29
 6-3400.\n7/7/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, P
 ike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford. Fo
 r more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8/09 – Penn State Cooperative
  Extension will hold an orientation session\, beginning 7:00 PM\, for th
 e Growing Stronger Exercise Program (Strong Women/Strong Men) that start
 s July 27at Bodies in Balance\, 100 Wheatfield Drive\, Milford. YOU MUST
  ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTUAL 
 PROGRAM. For a printable brochure and registration form go to: http://ti
 nyurl.com/nloeb9 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8-9/09 - “
 Child Care has changed – Have you?” is a 2-day workshop for Family and C
 onsumer Sciences teachers in Pennsylvania who are interested in new idea
 s in the area of child care. The program will be held July 8-9\, Penn St
 ate main campus\, University Park. For a printable flyer\, go to http://
 tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning\, 9:3
 0 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300 Broad St\, Milford. Cost 
 – none\, but pre-registration is required. A light breakfast will be ava
 ilable for registered participants. If a minimum number do not pre-regis
 ter\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure that includ
 es other dates and topics in this series\, go to http://pike.extension.p
 su.edu/Family/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For more information\, call 570-2
 96-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 11:0
 0 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For more information\, call 
 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30
  PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, Su
 ite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is limit
 ed. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs\, 
 and registration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/NewslettersR
 egistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more informa
 tion call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be 
 in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford
 \, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more informat
 ion\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 
 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St
 reet\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fun
 damentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 
 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is
  $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required b
 y July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will b
 e canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 F
 or more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners See
 ing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooper
 ative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, 
 call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30
  - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, 
 Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 
 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-in
 s. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n *************************
 *******\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extensio
 n in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax:
  570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
 
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111100Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Master Gardener
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090707T220000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T000000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/7/9 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in the Pike Cou
 nty Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 P
 M\, to answer your gardening questions. For more information call 570-29
 6-3400.\n7/7/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, P
 ike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford. Fo
 r more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8/09 – Penn State Cooperative
  Extension will hold an orientation session\, beginning 7:00 PM\, for th
 e Growing Stronger Exercise Program (Strong Women/Strong Men) that start
 s July 27at Bodies in Balance\, 100 Wheatfield Drive\, Milford. YOU MUST
  ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTUAL 
 PROGRAM. For a printable brochure and registration form go to: http://ti
 nyurl.com/nloeb9 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8-9/09 - “
 Child Care has changed – Have you?” is a 2-day workshop for Family and C
 onsumer Sciences teachers in Pennsylvania who are interested in new idea
 s in the area of child care. The program will be held July 8-9\, Penn St
 ate main campus\, University Park. For a printable flyer\, go to http://
 tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning\, 9:3
 0 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300 Broad St\, Milford. Cost 
 – none\, but pre-registration is required. A light breakfast will be ava
 ilable for registered participants. If a minimum number do not pre-regis
 ter\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure that includ
 es other dates and topics in this series\, go to http://pike.extension.p
 su.edu/Family/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For more information\, call 570-2
 96-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 11:0
 0 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For more information\, call 
 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30
  PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, Su
 ite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is limit
 ed. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs\, 
 and registration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/NewslettersR
 egistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more informa
 tion call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be 
 in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford
 \, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more informat
 ion\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 
 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St
 reet\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fun
 damentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 
 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is
  $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required b
 y July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will b
 e canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 F
 or more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners See
 ing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooper
 ative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, 
 call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30
  - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, 
 Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 
 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-in
 s. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n *************************
 *******\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extensio
 n in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax:
  570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
 
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111100Z
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SUMMARY:Child Care has changed – Have you
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090710
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:7/8-9/09 - “Child Care has changed – Have you?” is a 2-day w
 orkshop for Family and Consumer Sciences teachers in Pennsylvania who ar
 e interested in new ideas in the area of child care. The program will be
  held July 8-9\, Penn State main campus\, University Park. For a printab
 le flyer\, go to http://tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\, a
 nd Estate Planning\, 9:30 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300 B
 road St\, Milford. Cost – none\, but pre-registration is required. A lig
 ht breakfast will be available for registered participants. If a minimum
  number do not pre-register\, the program will be canceled. For a printa
 ble brochure that includes other dates and topics in this series\, go to
  http://pike.extension.psu.edu/Family/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For more 
 information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club 
 meeting\, beginning 11:00 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For 
 more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Cann
 ing: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30 PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 
 724 Phillips Street\, Suite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is requir
 ed\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listin
 g all classes\, costs\, and registration form go to http://monroe.extens
 ion.psu.edu/NewslettersRegistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer
 _09.pdf For more information call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State 
 Master Gardener will be in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office
 \, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening ques
 tions. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of
  Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extensi
 on office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-
 296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing
  workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route
  6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including
  payment\, is required by July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-regis
 ter\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to htt
 p://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/0
 9 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00
  PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford.
  For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home 
 Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Off
 ice\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure cann
 ing testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class siz
 e is limited. No walk-ins. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n *
 *******************************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn St
 ate Cooperative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 1
 8337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http:
 //pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111300Z
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SUMMARY:PC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090709
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:QuickBooks Introduction
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090723
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090511T140800Z
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SUMMARY:Welcome to the Web
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090709
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090511T140900Z
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SUMMARY:Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/11/09 - Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning\, 9:30 – 11:3
 0 AM\, First Presbyterian Church\, 300 Broad St\, Milford. Cost – none\,
  but pre-registration is required. A light breakfast will be available f
 or registered participants. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, th
 e program will be canceled. For a printable brochure that includes other
  dates and topics in this series\, go to http://pike.extension.psu.edu/F
 amily/2009/FinancialIssues.pdf For more information\, call 570-296-3400.
 \n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 11:00 AM\, P
 ocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For more information\, call 570-296-
 3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30 PM\, Mo
 nroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, Suite 201
 \, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No w
 alk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs\, and regi
 stration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/NewslettersRegistrat
 ions/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more information cal
 l 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in the P
 ike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM
  - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more information\, ca
 ll 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6
 :00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, M
 ilford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamental
 s of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wal
 lenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 
 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required by July 8
 th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will be cancel
 ed. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more 
 information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye 
 Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Ex
 tension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, call 570
 -296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 
 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E
 \, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM.
  Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For m
 ore information call 570-421-6430.\n\n ********************************
 \nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pik
 e County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296
 -3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Backyard Biology Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Za
 ne Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102300Z
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SUMMARY:2009 Duck Derby
LOCATION:Sawkill Creek at The Muir House
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T160000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Pike County Health Fund\n2009 Duck Derby \nAugust 8\, 2009\n
 \nRaffle tickets are $5.00 each or $25.00 for a “six quack” Participants
  will be assigned a numbered duck(s) based on their ticket number(s). \n
  \nDucks will be released into the Sawkill Creek at The Muir House Resta
 urant & Inn and race to the finish line at the Casa De Fabarno Bridge ~ 
 \n\nJust Ducky Derby celebration at The American Legion\, Milford\, Pa –
  Live Broadcast of race on big screen TV\, food\, face painting\, balloo
 n man and more!!!\n\nThe first 3 ducks to cross the finish line will win
 :\n\n1st Prize $750.00 \n2nd Prize $500.00 \n3rd Prize $250.00
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090625T150300Z
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SUMMARY:Penn State Cooperative Extension will hold an orientation sessio
 n
LOCATION:Rock Ridge Ranch\, Route 739\, Dingmans Ferry
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090708T200000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/8/09 – Penn State Cooperative Extension will hold an orien
 tation session\, beginning 7:00 PM\, for the Growing Stronger Exercise P
 rogram (Strong Women/Strong Men) that starts July 27at Bodies in Balance
 \, 100 Wheatfield Drive\, Milford. YOU MUST ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SES
 SION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTUAL PROGRAM. For a printable broc
 hure and registration form go to: http://tinyurl.com/nloeb9 For more inf
 ormation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/8-9/09 - “Child Care has changed – Have
  you?” is a 2-day workshop for Family and Consumer Sciences teachers in 
 Pennsylvania who are interested in new ideas in the area of child care. 
 The program will be held July 8-9\, Penn State main campus\, University 
 Park. For a printable flyer\, go to http://tinyurl.com/cz8odm\n7/11/09 -
  Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning\, 9:30 – 11:30 AM\, First Presbyte
 rian Church\, 300 Broad St\, Milford. Cost – none\, but pre-registration
  is required. A light breakfast will be available for registered partici
 pants. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will be can
 celed. For a printable brochure that includes other dates and topics in 
 this series\, go to http://pike.extension.psu.edu/Family/2009/FinancialI
 ssues.pdf For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/11/09 - 4-H Rough
  Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 11:00 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stab
 le\, Bushkill. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The 
 Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30 PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative 
 Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, Suite 201\, Stroudsburg. Prereg
 istration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For a printa
 ble brochure listing all classes\, costs\, and registration form go to h
 ttp://monroe.extension.psu.edu/NewslettersRegistrations/FamilyLiving/SoE
 asytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more information call 570-421-6430.\n7/14
 /09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in the Pike County Cooperativ
 e Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer 
 your gardening questions. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/1
 4/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County 
 Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford. For more info
 rmation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamentals of Natural Gas Expl
 oration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High 
 School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per person. Pre-regis
 tration\, including payment\, is required by July 8th. If a minimum numb
 er do not pre-register\, the program will be canceled. For a printable b
 rochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more information\, call 57
 0-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Me
 eting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 
 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –
 The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooper
 ative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Honesdale. There wi
 ll be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is r
 equired\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For more information call 
 570-421-6430.\n\n ********************************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Offi
 ce Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad S
 treet\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@
 psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
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SUMMARY:Nature Day Camp
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090710
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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, July 9		Nature Day Camp: The Plant World ($5)\n9-
 Noon		 	Village Trail\n\nFriday\, July 10		Dinner Picnic Hike (Kleinhans
  to Hemlock Hill)\n4 – 7 PM			Meeting location to be determined\n$10/per
 son boxed dinner\, transportation\, and all equipment provided\n\nSaturd
 ay\, July 11	Smokey Bear Visits Promised Land\n3:00 PM			Falls Pavilion
 \n\nSaturday\, July 11	Rattlesnakes & Bears\n7:00 pm 			Falls Pavilion\n
 \nSaturday\, July 11	PA’s Natural Symbols\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nSu
 nday\, July 12 		Kayak Demo by Alice’s Wonderland \n9-Noon			Main Beach/
 Day Use\n\nSunday\, July 12		Car Collector’s Picnic – Day Use\n11:30 PM	
 		Parade\n1:00 PM			Public View (Q&A)\n\nTuesday\, July 14 	Fishing Skil
 ls\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 15	Nature Arts 
 & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls Pavilion\nNature’s Blues\n\nThursday\, July
  16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-making and the World of Recycling ($5)\n9:00
  AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nFriday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM
 			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:River Reading”Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane 
 Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Dinner Picnic Hike
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, July 9		Nature Day Camp: The Plant World ($5)\n9-
 Noon		 	Village Trail\n\nFriday\, July 10		Dinner Picnic Hike (Kleinhans
  to Hemlock Hill)\n4 – 7 PM			Meeting location to be determined\n$10/per
 son boxed dinner\, transportation\, and all equipment provided\n\nSaturd
 ay\, July 11	Smokey Bear Visits Promised Land\n3:00 PM			Falls Pavilion
 \n\nSaturday\, July 11	Rattlesnakes & Bears\n7:00 pm 			Falls Pavilion\n
 \nSaturday\, July 11	PA’s Natural Symbols\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\n\nSu
 nday\, July 12 		Kayak Demo by Alice’s Wonderland \n9-Noon			Main Beach/
 Day Use\n\nSunday\, July 12		Car Collector’s Picnic – Day Use\n11:30 PM	
 		Parade\n1:00 PM			Public View (Q&A)\n\nTuesday\, July 14 	Fishing Skil
 ls\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 15	Nature Arts 
 & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls Pavilion\nNature’s Blues\n\nThursday\, July
  16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-making and the World of Recycling ($5)\n9:00
  AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nFriday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM
 			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Lake Wallenpaupack Energy Tours
LOCATION:PPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to
  the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\,
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DESCRIPTION:Lake Wallenpaupack Environmental Preserve Programs\n\nSummer
  2009 Environmental Programs\n\nDATE	PROGRAM	LOCATION*	TIME\nFri.\, July
  10\nSat.\, July 11	Lake Wallenpaupack Energy Tours\n	3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
 \n                10 a.m. and 1 p.m.\n\n\n\n\nMondays\, July and August	L
 ake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting	WELC	5:30 p.m.\nWed.\, J
 uly 22	Books on Bugs: Dragonflies	WELC	11 a.m. to noon\nWed.\, July 29\n
 Thurs.\, July 30	Pennsylvania Amphibians and Reptiles Educator Workshop	
 WELC	9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nboth dates\nSat.\, Aug. 8	Butterflies Abound	WELC
 	1:30-3 p.m.\nSat.\, Aug. 8	What Once Was: Musical History	WELC	7-8:30 p
 .m.\nWed.\, Aug. 26	Books on Bugs: Bees	WELC	11 a.m. to noon\nSat.\, Aug
 . 29	Controlling Geese and Deer	WELC	10-11:30 a.m.\nSat.\, Sept. 26	Ther
 e’s Nothing Shady About Shad	WELC	10-11:30 a.m.\n* Location Code:    WEL
 C – Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
  ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
  ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nAll programs are free and open t
 o the public unless otherwise noted. For more information\, please call 
 570-251-6196 or e-mail pplpreserves@pplweb.com.\n\nPPL’s Wallenpaupack E
 nvironmental Learning Center\, adjacent to the dam on Route 6 in Hawley
 \, Pa.\, is operated in connection with the Wallenpaupack hydroelectric p
 lant. In 1926\, PPL completed construction of the Wallenpaupack dam and 
 power plant\, located along the Lackawaxen River. In addition to its cap
 acity to generate 44 megawatts of electricity\, the 5\,700-acre man-made
  lake plays a critical role in regional water management and is a popula
 r location for year-round outdoor recreation. Camping\, hiking\, fishing
 \, boating and water-skiing are just some of the attractions.\n\n\nNatur
 e events to look for from July through September\nRaspberries and blackb
 erries begin ripening around Independence Day. Snowy tree crickets and k
 atydids call after dark. The first goldenrods begin blooming along roads
 ides and in fields. Monarch butterflies begin to migrate in mid-August. 
 Large webs of yellow and black garden spiders appear. At the beginning o
 f September\, keep your eye out for night migrating birds silhouetted ag
 ainst the waxing moon. In mid-month\, flocks of swallows gather prior to
  migration. \n\n\n\nAdditional program de
 tails and directions can be found at www.pplpreserves.com.
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SUMMARY:COMPOSTING & RECYCLING:
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711
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DESCRIPTION:COMPOSTING & RECYCLING: Sustainable Living Series\nJULY 11\,
  2009 ~ 1-4PM	\nMEMBER $7/NON-MEMBER $9\nWe all need to reduce the amoun
 t of solid waste we send to the landfill. Learn how easy it is to compos
 t much of your solid waste\; reducing your impact on the waste stream an
 d your costs in this hands-on workshop.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Literary Arts Weekend Schedule
LOCATION:Grey Towers National Historic Site\, 122 Old Owego Turnpike\, M
 ilford\, PA.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090713
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DESCRIPTION:Literary Arts Weekend Schedule:\n\nSaturday\, July 11\, 11 a
 m: “If a Tree Fell in the Forest….Would it Tell a Story?” hour-long stor
 ytelling program about trees and forest life for children and adults age
 s 7 to 107. The Story Weavers of Morris County\, NJ\, will celebrate the
  forest through stories and songs about the forest and our environment. 
 FREE.\nSaturday\, July 11\, 5:30 pm: Spoon River Anthology\, performed b
 y the American Readers Theatre Co. This 1915 collection by Edgar Lee Mas
 ters\, unconventional in both style and content\, shattered the myths of
  small town American life with its collection of epitaphs of residents o
 f a small town. Tickets are $20 per person and include light refreshment
 s. By mail: GTHA\, PO Box 188\, Milford\, PA 18337 or online at www.grey
 towers.org\nSunday\, July 12\,  2 pm: The Green Heron Poetry Project\, o
 riginal poems read aloud by the Upper Delaware Writers Collective. Symbo
 lic\, thoughtful and inspiring pieces that focus on the theme: “create t
 he reality you have been hoping for.” Singer Sharon Paige will provide m
 usical interludes. FREE	\n \nGrey Towers\, ancestral home of the Pinchot
  family\, has a long-standing tradition of combining nature and the arts
 . The US Forest Service partners with many organizations to continue tha
 t legacy today through its Conservation and the Arts programs\, where th
 e arts are used to inspire audience members to consider their natural su
 rroundings and to ponder environmental concerns. Grey Towers\, home of t
 he Pinchot family\, itself inspired first James Pinchot and then his son
  Gifford to become the eminent conservationists of their time. The GTHA 
 and the US Forest Service strive to continue this legacy with the Conser
 vation and the Arts program\, which includes music\, literary programs\,
  dramatic readings\, landscape painting and other artistic ventures. For
  more information contact Grey Towers at 570-296-9630 or info@fs.fed.us/
 gt. Or visit www.greytowers.org or www.fs.fed.us/gt .
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Private Party Workshop
LOCATION:the Emerson House of the Hotel Fauchere on Broad  Street in Mil
 ford
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090712
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 11\, 2009                         Private Pa
 rty Workshop\nSaturday \,July 18\, 2009                         Rug Punc
 hing…no knitting or crochet required in this workshop- just a love for A
 mericana Folk Art at it’s best…the ultimate bring along project for summ
 er vacation road-trips too…$40.00 workshop fee includes instruction- you
 ’ll  purchase the kit of your choice along with hoop and hook…(for a sma
 ll project you may even finish in one-day!)\nSaturday\, July 25\, 2009  
                        Needle punching Miniatures is great fun- and brin
 gs folk-art to a new dimension…this one you can carry in your purse- and
  again- no knit or crochet on this one…$55.00 workshop fee includes inst
 ruction and your needle-punching tool…you’ll purchase the kit of your ch
 oice.\nSaturday\, August 1\, 2009                    Just Knit…you know!
   $35.00
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Quilt Show
LOCATION:Best Western Inn at Hunts Landing\, 120 Rt 6 & 209\, Matamoras\, 
 PA 18336
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090713
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DESCRIPTION:QUILT SHOW\nWere Sew Together for 20 Years\nMilford Valley Q
 uilters Guild\nQuilts Quilts Quilts\nEducational Demonstrations \nQuilts
  for Sale\nSpecial Exhibit 20 Quilts Celebrating MVQG's 20th Anniversary
 \nVendors\n$6.00 Addmission- Air Conditioned\nFor Info:  www.geocites.co
 m/mvqg.html
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Smokey Bear Visits Promised Land
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090712
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 11	Smokey Bear Visits Promised Land\n3:00 PM
 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 11	Rattlesnakes & Bears\n7:00 pm 		
 	Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 11	PA’s Natural Symbols\n8:00 PM			Fa
 lls Pavilion\n\nSunday\, July 12 		Kayak Demo by Alice’s Wonderland \n9-
 Noon			Main Beach/Day Use\n\nSunday\, July 12		Car Collector’s Picnic – 
 Day Use\n11:30 PM			Parade\n1:00 PM			Public View (Q&A)\n\nTuesday\, Jul
 y 14 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, Ju
 ly 15	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls Pavilion\nNature’s Blues
 \n\nThursday\, July 16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-making and the World of Re
 cycling ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nFriday\, July 17	 	Micro-
 Habitats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Shohola Lincoln Bicentennial Home & Garden Tour
LOCATION:Info/Tickets Contact Betty 570-491-4871 or Martha 570-296-2304
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T100000
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DESCRIPTION:July 11\, 2009     10:00AM to 4:00PM\nShohola Lincoln Bicent
 ennial Home & Garden Tour\nVisit pristine homes and secluded gardens.\nI
 nfo/Tickets Contact Betty 570-491-4871 or Martha 570-296-2304\nSponsored
  by Shohola RR & Historical Society
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:4-H Rough Riders Horse Club
LOCATION:Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T130000
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DESCRIPTION:7/11/09 - 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club meeting\, beginning 11
 :00 AM\, Pocono Ranchlands Stable\, Bushkill. For more information\, cal
 l 570-296-3400.\n7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:
 30 PM\, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, 
 Suite 201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is lim
 ited. No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs
 \, and registration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/Newsletter
 sRegistrations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more infor
 mation call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will b
 e in the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfo
 rd\, 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more inform
 ation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting
 \, 5:00 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad 
 Street\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - F
 undamentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:0
 0 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost 
 is $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required
  by July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will
  be canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3
  For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners S
 eeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Coop
 erative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information
 \, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:
 30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street
 \, Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 
 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-
 ins. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n ***********************
 *********\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extens
 ion in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFa
 x: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.e
 du
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Financial Issues Affecting Older Adults
LOCATION:Penn State Cooperative Extension - Pike County\, 514 Broad Stree
 t\, Milford PA 18337\, Phone: 570-296-3400\, Fax: 570-296-3406\, E-mail: Pik
 eExt@psu.edu\, Web: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T170000
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DESCRIPTION:Many financial and legal issues facing seniors today are com
 plex and confusing. Planning ahead is necessary in exploring solutions t
 o these uncertain\, hard-to-face problems. Planning ahead does not preve
 nt all problems\, but it does provide more options and enables families 
 to act more effectively. \n\nA series of workshops will be presented tha
 t will help families become aware of issues involved in planning for inc
 apacity while helping to protect parents' assets from mismanagement\, fr
 aud or exploitation by others.  Planning ahead can help avoid decision-m
 aking in times of crisis and will ensure that a person's personal philos
 ophies and choices are established before they are unable to participate
  in the decision making process. \n\nCost: $7.00 per person/couple per s
 ession or $35.00 per person/couple for the series of seven programs.  A 
 couple denotes two people who will receive one set of handouts. Workshop
  dates and topics are:\n*	Who Gets Grandmas Yellow Pie Plate? - Saturday
 \, March 14 - 9:30\nto 11:30 am.\n*	Investing for Retirement - Saturday 
 April 25 and Saturday\, May 9\n- 9:30 to 11:30 am.\n*	Financial Scams af
 fecting Seniors - Saturday\, May 23 - 9:30 to\n11:30 am.\n*	Healthcare a
 nd Living Arrangements in Later Life - Saturday\,\nJune 6 and Saturday\,
  June 20 - 9:30 to 11:30 am.\n*	Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning - S
 aturday\, July 11 - 9:30 to\n11:30 am.\n\nFor more information or to reg
 ister contact Penn State Cooperative Extension Pike County\, 514 Broad S
 treet\, Milford\, PA (570) 296-3400 or visit http://pike.extension.psu.e
 du/Programs.html\n\n\n**************************************************
 ********
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SUMMARY:Financial Issues Affecting Older Adults
LOCATION:Penn State Cooperative Extension - Pike County\, 514 Broad Stree
 t\, Milford PA 18337\, Phone: 570-296-3400\, Fax: 570-296-3406\, E-mail: Pik
 eExt@psu.edu\, Web: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T170000
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DESCRIPTION:Many financial and legal issues facing seniors today are com
 plex and confusing. Planning ahead is necessary in exploring solutions t
 o these uncertain\, hard-to-face problems. Planning ahead does not preve
 nt all problems\, but it does provide more options and enables families 
 to act more effectively. \n\nA series of workshops will be presented tha
 t will help families become aware of issues involved in planning for inc
 apacity while helping to protect parents' assets from mismanagement\, fr
 aud or exploitation by others.  Planning ahead can help avoid decision-m
 aking in times of crisis and will ensure that a person's personal philos
 ophies and choices are established before they are unable to participate
  in the decision making process. \n\nCost: $7.00 per person/couple per s
 ession or $35.00 per person/couple for the series of seven programs.  A 
 couple denotes two people who will receive one set of handouts. Workshop
  dates and topics are:\n*	Who Gets Grandmas Yellow Pie Plate? - Saturday
 \, March 14 - 9:30\nto 11:30 am.\n*	Investing for Retirement - Saturday 
 April 25 and Saturday\, May 9\n- 9:30 to 11:30 am.\n*	Financial Scams af
 fecting Seniors - Saturday\, May 23 - 9:30 to\n11:30 am.\n*	Healthcare a
 nd Living Arrangements in Later Life - Saturday\,\nJune 6 and Saturday\,
  June 20 - 9:30 to 11:30 am.\n*	Wills\, Trusts\, and Estate Planning - S
 aturday\, July 11 - 9:30 to\n11:30 am.\n\nFor more information or to reg
 ister contact Penn State Cooperative Extension Pike County\, 514 Broad S
 treet\, Milford\, PA (570) 296-3400 or visit http://pike.extension.psu.e
 du/Programs.html\n\n\n**************************************************
 ********
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:A Film by Sunanda K. Sanyal
LOCATION:Good Question Gallery\, 210 E. Harford Street\, Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T183000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Good Question Gallery is hosting "A Homecoming Spectacle" - 
 A Film by Sunanda K. Sanyal on Saturday\, July 11th starting at 6:30p.m.
 \n\nFor directions or more information\, please call 570-296-5066 or vis
 it www.goodquestiongallery.com.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:The Basics of Home Canning
LOCATION:Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\,
  Suite 201\, Stroudsburg.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T213000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/13/09 – The Basics of Home Canning: Beans\, 6:30 – 9:30 PM
 \, Monroe Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 724 Phillips Street\, Suite
  201\, Stroudsburg. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited.
  No walk-ins. For a printable brochure listing all classes\, costs\, and
  registration form go to http://monroe.extension.psu.edu/NewslettersRegi
 strations/FamilyLiving/SoEasytoPreserveSummer_09.pdf For more informatio
 n call 570-421-6430.\n7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in 
 the Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 
 10 AM - 12 PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more information
 \, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:0
 0 – 6:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Stree
 t\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundam
 entals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
 \, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is $1
 0.00 per person. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required by J
 uly 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will be c
 anceled. For a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For 
 more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing
  Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperati
 ve Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, cal
 l 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 
 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Sui
 te E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:3
 0 PM. Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. 
 For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n ****************************
 ****\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension i
 n Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 57
 0-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Evening Nocturnal Program to be Held at the Zane Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090711T203000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Evening Nocturnal Program to be Held at the Zane Grey Museum
 \n\nMany creatures come alive as the sun goes down each night.  In a dar
 kened world\, those same animals must have special adaptations in order 
 to survive.  Nocturnal animals take over the night shift\, while the ani
 mals active during the day are safely sleeping. The Upper Delaware is ho
 me to a wide variety of nocturnal creatures.  If you were to take a walk
  outside in the late evening there is a good chance you may be able to h
 ear a nearby Barred Owl calling from their nest in a tree\, or the splas
 h in the water as a raccoon catches a crayfish with its hands. \n\nJoin 
 Park Ranger Alyson Lasko to learn about all things nocturnal.  Through d
 emonstrations\, visitors will learn why some species of animals are noct
 urnal and the adaptations that they hold\, as well as why it is importan
 t for some species to be nocturnal compared to being awake during the da
 ylight hours.\n\nThis nocturnal program will be held 7:30pm on Saturday
 \, July 11\, at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackawaxen\, Pennsylvania.  The p
 rogram is geared for all ages. Bring a blanket or chair and come on out 
 to learn about who goes bump in the night.\n\nMark your calendars also f
 or a Night Sky program on July 25\, 2009 at 7:30pm also at the Zane Grey
  Museum.  For more information about this event call Education Specialis
 t Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Car Collector’s Picnic
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090712
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090713
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, July 12 		Kayak Demo by Alice’s Wonderland \n9-Noon
 			Main Beach/Day Use\n\nSunday\, July 12		Car Collector’s Picnic – Day 
 Use\n11:30 PM			Parade\n1:00 PM			Public View (Q&A)\n\nTuesday\, July 14
  	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls Pavilion\n\nWednesday\, July 1
 5	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls Pavilion\nNature’s Blues\n\nT
 hursday\, July 16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-making and the World of Recycl
 ing ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nFriday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habi
 tats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:INTERGENERATIONAL ELDERHOSTEL
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090712
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090717
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:INTERGENERATIONAL ELDERHOSTEL	\nJULY 12-17\, 2009\nFor more 
 information or to register for a PEEC Elderhostel program\, visit the El
 derhostel website at www.elderhostel.org or call (877) 426-8056.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142700Z
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SUMMARY:Lincoln Bicentennial 1864 Shohola Civil War Train Wreck
LOCATION:Old Barryville Congregational Churchyard \, Route 55 & 97\, Barr
 yville\, NY
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090712T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090712T143000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:July 12\, 2009   1:30PM\nLincoln Bicentennial 1864 Shohola C
 ivil War Train Wreck\nCommemoration and Wreck Site Visit\nOld Barryville
  Congregational Churchyard \nRoute 55 & 97\, Barryville\, NY\nInfo (570)
  559-7670\nSponsored by Shohola RR & Historical Society
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Eco Explorers Day Camp
LOCATION:Lackawanna College
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090718
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Contact: Sharon Yanik at 570-842-1506 or yaniks@lackawanna.e
 du\nCovington Township – May 29\, 2009: The Lackawanna College Environme
 ntal Institute announces its July 2009 calendar of events.\n\nPublic Pro
 grams\nJuly 1\, 2009			Fern Walk\, 6:30 p.m.\nBotanist Jim Montgomery wi
 ll conduct a workshop on the identification\, distribution\, habitats\, 
 uses and folklore of Pennsylvania’s ferns. This workshop will be appropr
 iate for everyone from novice to those with a hearty familiarity with fe
 rns. There is a fee of $3 per person.  Pre-registration is required. For
  more information or to register\, contact Lackawanna College Environmen
 tal Institute at 570-842-1506.\n\nJuly 13-17\, 2009		Eco Explorers Day C
 amp 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\nFor ages 9 & 10.  Join us for a week of fun 
 and adventure!  Campers will spend time exploring the natural habitats o
 n the 42 acre Moffat Estate while learning about local ecosystems and un
 derstanding the interconnectedness of all life. Campers will participate
  in experiential activities focusing on discovery and team work. Camp is
  $70 per camper.  Payments received before May 15th are $55.  Registrati
 on is required and space is limited. For more information or to register
 \, contact Lackawanna College Environmental Institute at 570-842-1506.\n
 \nJuly 27-31\, 2009		Earth Connections Day Camp 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\n
 For ages 11 to 13.  Earth Connections focuses on connecting young people
  to their community and natural resources through science\, history\, ge
 ography\, math\, art and recreation. This camp incorporates ecology with
  science and technology and outdoor living skills and enhances what youn
 g people already know about the environment.  Camp is $70 per camper.  P
 ayments received before May 15th are $55.  Registration is required and 
 space is limited. For more information or to register\, contact Lackawan
 na College Environmental Institute at 570-842-1506.\n\nAbout the Lackawa
 nna College Environmental Institute: The Environmental Institute is hous
 ed on the beautiful 42 acre Moffat Estate in Covington Township. Our bui
 lding contains space for seminars\, research and hands-on workshops. The
  institute is an excellent setting for children and adults to learn abou
 t the environment\, enjoy the outdoors\, and discover how they can make 
 changes to improve the world around us. \n\nLackawanna College Environme
 ntal Institutes Mission:\nThe Environmental Institute is committed to ed
 ucating the students of Lackawanna College and the citizens of Northeast
  Pennsylvania through innovative approaches leading to ecological sustai
 nability.  \n\nExperiential education for students and community members
  will foster a connection to the natural world in order to develop infor
 med responsible individuals who can play positive roles as members of ea
 rth's community.\n\nThe Environmental Institute will build partnerships 
 with schools\, municipalities\, business and the community in order to m
 eet the environmental challenges of the future.\n\nLackawanna College wi
 ll not discriminate in its educational programs\, activities\, or employ
 ment practices\, based on race\, color\, national origin\, sex\, sexual 
 orientation\, disability\, age\, religion\, ancestry\, union membership
 \, or any other legally protected classification. Announcement of this po
 licy is in accordance with State law including the Pennsylvania Human Re
 lations Act and with Federal Law\, including Titles VI and VIl of the Ci
 vil Rights Act of 1964\, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972\, 
 Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973\, the Age Discrim
 ination Act of 1975\, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. A
 ny complaint of harassment or discrimination pertaining to education sho
 uld be directed to one of the Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative A
 ction Office: Gail Scaramuzzo: via phone 570-961-7848 fax 570-961-7858 s
 caramuzzog@lackawanna.edu or Mark Duda: via phone 570- 961-7852 fax 570-
 961-7843 dudam@Iackawanna.edu.\n\nDirections to the Lackawanna College E
 nvironmental Institute:\nFrom Route 81 take Route 380 South\nBear left o
 nto exit 2\, Route 435 to Elmhurst\nTravel 8 miles through the blinking 
 light in Moscow.\nThe entrance to the Environmental Institute is the sec
 ond driveway on the right after passing St. Catherine’s Cemetery and acr
 oss from AJ Chevrolet.\nThe Institute is the white building visible from
  the road.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting
LOCATION:PPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to
  the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\,
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090715
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DESCRIPTION:Lake Wallenpaupack Environmental Preserve Programs\n\nSummer
  2009 Environmental Programs\n\nDATE	PROGRAM	LOCATION*	TIME\n\n\n\n\nMon
 days\, July and August	Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting	
 5:30 p.m.\nWed.\, July 22	\n\n\n\n\nBooks on Bugs: Dragonflies	WELC	11 a
 .m. to noon\nWed.\, July 29\nThurs.\, July 30	Pennsylvania Amphibians an
 d Reptiles Educator Workshop	WELC	9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nboth dates\nSat.\, A
 ug. 8	Butterflies Abound	WELC	1:30-3 p.m.\nSat.\, Aug. 8	What Once Was: 
 Musical History	WELC	7-8:30 p.m.\nWed.\, Aug. 26	Books on Bugs: Bees	WEL
 C	11 a.m. to noon\nSat.\, Aug. 29	Controlling Geese and Deer	WELC	10-11:
 30 a.m.\nSat.\, Sept. 26	There’s Nothing Shady About Shad	WELC	10-11:30 
 a.m.\n* Location Code:    WELC – Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Ce
 nter\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 
 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nAll
  programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. For mo
 re information\, please call 570-251-6196 or e-mail pplpreserves@pplweb.
 com.\n\nPPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to 
 the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\, is operated in connection with the 
 Wallenpaupack hydroelectric plant. In 1926\, PPL completed construction 
 of the Wallenpaupack dam and power plant\, located along the Lackawaxen 
 River. In addition to its capacity to generate 44 megawatts of electrici
 ty\, the 5\,700-acre man-made lake plays a critical role in regional wat
 er management and is a popular location for year-round outdoor recreatio
 n. Camping\, hiking\, fishing\, boating and water-skiing are just some o
 f the attractions.\n\n\nNature events to look for from July through Sept
 ember\nRaspberries and blackberries begin ripening around Independence D
 ay. Snowy tree crickets and katydids call after dark. The first goldenro
 ds begin blooming along roadsides and in fields. Monarch butterflies beg
 in to migrate in mid-August. Large webs of yellow and black garden spide
 rs appear. At the beginning of September\, keep your eye out for night m
 igrating birds silhouetted against the waxing moon. In mid-month\, flock
 s of swallows gather prior to migration. \n\n\n
 \nAdditional program details and directions can be found at www.pp
 lpreserves.com.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Fishing Skills
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090715
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, July 14 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls P
 avilion\n\nWednesday\, July 15	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls 
 Pavilion\nNature’s Blues\n\nThursday\, July 16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-m
 aking and the World of Recycling ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\n
 Friday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:PC BootCamp: Access 2003
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090715
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Windows Introduction
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090715
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090511T141100Z
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SUMMARY:Master Gardener
LOCATION:Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfo
 rd
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T120000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/14/09 – A Penn State Master Gardener will be in the Pike C
 ounty Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford\, 10 AM - 12
  PM\, to answer your gardening questions. For more information\, call 57
 0-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 P
 M\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milfor
 d. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamentals of 
 Natural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpa
 upack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per p
 erson. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required by July 8th. I
 f a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will be canceled. F
 or a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more infor
 mation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy
  Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extensi
 on office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-
 3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, 
 Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Hon
 esdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Prer
 egistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For more i
 nformation call 570-421-6430.\n\n ********************************\nJean
 ne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pike Cou
 nty\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406
 \ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting
LOCATION:Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfo
 rd
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T180000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/14/09 - A Palette of Fun 4-H Club meeting\, 5:00 – 6:00 PM
 \, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad Street\, Milford
 . For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/14/09 - Fundamentals of N
 atural Gas Exploration and Leasing workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpau
 pack Area High School\, 2552 Route 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per pe
 rson. Pre-registration\, including payment\, is required by July 8th. If
  a minimum number do not pre-register\, the program will be canceled. Fo
 r a printable brochure\, go to http://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more inform
 ation\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy 
 Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extensio
 n office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3
 400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, W
 ayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Hone
 sdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Prere
 gistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For more in
 formation call 570-421-6430.\n\n ********************************\nJeann
 e Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pike Coun
 ty\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406
 \ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111600Z
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SUMMARY:Dog First Aid Class
LOCATION:Hawley Fire Department located on Columbus Avenue
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T220000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Mayor Ann Morgan is sponsoring a Dog First Aid Class to be h
 eld on Tuesday\, July 14\, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. The class is
  being held at the Hawley Fire Department located on Columbus Avenue. Du
 ring class participants will learn to recognize dogs suffering from emer
 gencies such as: breathing emergencies\, cold and heat-related emergenci
 es\, sudden illnesses and muscle\, bone or joint injuries. Upon successf
 ul completion of the course participants will receive a certificate. The
  Dog First Aid class is scheduled from 6 -10:00 p.m. and the cost of the
  class is $45.00 (includes materials and ending times are approximate). 
 Class size is limited and pre-registration is required. Please call 253-
 2310 or 296-5229 for additional information.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T145100Z
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SUMMARY:Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration
LOCATION:Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfo
 rd
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T210000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/14/09 - Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration and Leasin
 g workshop\, 6:30 - 9:00 PM\, Wallenpaupack Area High School\, 2552 Rout
 e 6\, Hawley. The cost is $10.00 per person. Pre-registration\, includin
 g payment\, is required by July 8th. If a minimum number do not pre-regi
 ster\, the program will be canceled. For a printable brochure\, go to ht
 tp://tinyurl.com/mnfvm3 For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/
 09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Meeting\, 6:30 – 8:0
 0 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milford
 . For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –The Basics of Home
  Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Of
 fice\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Honesdale. There will be pressure can
 ning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is required\; class si
 ze is limited. No walk-ins. For more information call 570-421-6430.\n\n 
 ********************************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn S
 tate Cooperative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 
 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http
 ://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration & Leasing
LOCATION:Wallenpaupack High School\, Route 6\, Hawley\, PA Cost: $10/per
 son
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T213000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Fundamentals of Natural Gas Exploration & Leasing \nTuesday
 \, July 14\, 2009\, 6:30 – 9 PM \n\nThis educational program will discuss
  the Marcellus Shale and gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale\, the impac
 ts of gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale and understanding how to negot
 iate a gas lease for property owners. Registration required. For more in
 formation call Penn State Cooperative Extension at 570-296-3400.Location
 : Wallenpaupack High School\, Route 6\, Hawley\, PA Cost: $10/person\n\n
 \nMichele Ulmer\nAdministrative Manager\nPike County Conservation Distri
 ct\n556 Rt. 402 Suite 1\nHawley\, PA 18428\n570-226-8220\n570-226-8222\n
 mulmer@pikepa.org\nwww.pikeconservation.org
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Workshop for Landowners Involved with Gas Leasing
LOCATION:Penn State Cooperative Extension\, 514 Broad St.\, Milford\, PA
  18337
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090714T210000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Workshop for Landowners Involved with Gas Leasing\n\nPenn St
 ate Cooperative Extension will hold the workshop Fundamentals of Natural
  Gas Exploration and Leasing on Tuesday\, July 14\, 2009 from 6:30 PM - 
 9:00 PM at the Wallenpaupack Senior High School in Hawley\, PA.\n\nExper
 ts will discuss what the Marcellus Shale is and why the interest in Marc
 ellus Shale\, how Marcellus Gas drilling occurs and the intricacies\, ad
 vantages\, and disadvantages of signing a natural gas lease. This worksh
 op is intended to inform you of the concerns you will need to address as
  a landowner considering a gas lease. This program is for educational pu
 rposes only and no part is to be considered legal advice.\nThe cost of t
 he workshop is $10.00 per person. \n\nPre-registration is required by se
 nding $10 fee to Penn State Cooperative Extension\, 514 Broad St.\, Milf
 ord\, PA 18337. Make checks payable to: PSCE Program Account. For more i
 nformation call the Pike County Cooperative Extension Office (570)296-34
 00. Visit http://pike.extension.psu.edu/Programs.html to download a prog
 ram brochure.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142200Z
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SUMMARY:Nature Arts & Crafts
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090716
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, July 15	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls
  Pavilion\nNature’s Blues\n\nThursday\, July 16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-
 making and the World of Recycling ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n
 \nFriday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150300Z
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090702T121400Z
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SUMMARY:Backyard Biology Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Za
 ne Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102300Z
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SUMMARY:4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club
LOCATION:Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 Broad St\, Milfo
 rd
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T203000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/15/09 - 4-H Paw Partners Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club Mee
 ting\, 6:30 – 8:00 PM\, Pike County Cooperative Extension office\, 514 B
 road St\, Milford. For more information\, call 570-296-3400.\n7/15/09 –T
 he Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 PM\, Wayne Co. Coopera
 tive Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E\, Honesdale. There wil
 l be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM. Preregistration is re
 quired\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For more information call 5
 70-421-6430.\n\n ********************************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Offic
 e Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad St
 reet\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@p
 su.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111700Z
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SUMMARY:The Basics of Home Food Preservation
LOCATION:Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suit
 e E\, Honesdale
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090715T213000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:7/15/09 –The Basics of Home Food Preservation\, 6:30 - 9:30 
 PM\, Wayne Co. Cooperative Extension Office\, 648 Park Street\, Suite E
 \, Honesdale. There will be pressure canning testing from 3:00 – 4:30 PM.
  Preregistration is required\; class size is limited. No walk-ins. For m
 ore information call 570-421-6430.\n\n ********************************
 \nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Cooperative Extension in Pik
 e County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570-296-3400\nFax: 570-296
 -3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.extension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090701T111800Z
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SUMMARY:Fishing Skills
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090717
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, July 21 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Falls P
 avilion\n	\nWednesday\, July 22	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls
  Pavilion\nTrash to Art\n			\nThursday\, July 23 	Nature Day Camp: Energ
 y in Nature ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nThursday\, July 23	St
 ar Party\n9:00 PM		 	Falls Pavilion\n\nFriday\, July 24	 	Dusk Hike\n7:0
 0 PM			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nSaturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5/pers
 on)\n3:00 PM 			Main Beach\nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattlesnak
 es and Bears\n7:00pm 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living Gree
 n on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150500Z
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SUMMARY:Micro-Habitats
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090717
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 17	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Roa
 d Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150300Z
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SUMMARY:Nature Day Camp: Paper-making
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090717
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, July 16 	Nature Day Camp: Paper-making and the Wo
 rld of Recycling ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nFriday\, July 17
 	 	Micro-Habitats\n3 – 5 PM			Mid-Valley Road Access
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150300Z
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SUMMARY:Tin Foil Cooking
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090717
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 18	Tin Foil Cooking ($3/person\, max. 35)\n4
 :00pm 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 18 	Environmental Stories\n7:
 30 PM 			Falls Pavilion		                 	\n\nSaturday\, July 18	The Ni
 ghtly World of Bats\n8:00 PM			Falls Pavilion\nSunday\, July 19		Raindat
 e: Car Collector’s Picnic – Day Use\n11:30 PM			Parade\n1:00 PM			Public
  View (Q&A)\n\n\nTuesday\, July 21 	Fishing Skills\n3:30 – 6:30 PM  		Fa
 lls Pavilion\n	\nWednesday\, July 22	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			
 Falls Pavilion\nTrash to Art\n			\nThursday\, July 23 	Nature Day Camp: 
 Energy in Nature ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nThursday\, July 
 23	Star Party\n9:00 PM		 	Falls Pavilion\n\nFriday\, July 24	 	Dusk Hike
 \n7:00 PM			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nSaturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5
 /person)\n3:00 PM 			Main Beach\nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattl
 esnakes and Bears\n7:00pm 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living
  Green on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090416T150400Z
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090716T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090716T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090702T121400Z
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SUMMARY:River Reading”Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane 
 Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090716T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090716T113000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T102200Z
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090717T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090717T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090702T121400Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show - Artists' Reception Party
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090717T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090717T220000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090702T121600Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:BOY SCOUT ENVIRONMENTAL MERIT BADGE SERIES
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090719
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:BOY SCOUT ENVIRONMENTAL MERIT BADGE SERIES (5th in the Serie
 s)\nJULY 18\, 2009 ~ 10AM - 4PM\nMEMBER $15/NON-MEMBER $20\nCome to PEEC
  and work with sustainability instructors to complete requirements for B
 oy Scout Merit Badges. Bring a bag lunch. See the March Badge Series des
 cription for a complete list of badges. Scout must attend all sessions i
 n the series to complete all requirements for badges.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142800Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:INTRODUCTION TO CAMPING
LOCATION:Communications Specialist\, Pocono Environmental Education Cente
 r\, RR2 Box 1010\, Dingmans Ferry\, PA 18328\, (570) 828-2319 ext. 225~ Fa
 x: (570) 828-9695\, www.peec.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090719
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:INTRODUCTION TO CAMPING\nJULY 18\, 2009 ~ 1-4PM\nMEMBER $7/N
 ON-MEMBER $9\nLearn the basics for going into the outdoors\; how to prep
 are\, what to bring\, and Leave No Trace ethics.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090623T142700Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Rug Punching
LOCATION:the Emerson House of the Hotel Fauchere on Broad  Street in Mil
 ford
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090719
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Saturday \,July 18\, 2009                         Rug Punchi
 ng…no knitting or crochet required in this workshop- just a love for Ame
 ricana Folk Art at it’s best…the ultimate bring along project for summer
  vacation road-trips too…$40.00 workshop fee includes instruction- you’l
 l  purchase the kit of your choice along with hoop and hook…(for a small
  project you may even finish in one-day!)\nSaturday\, July 25\, 2009    
                      Needle punching Miniatures is great fun- and brings
  folk-art to a new dimension…this one you can carry in your purse- and a
 gain- no knit or crochet on this one…$55.00 workshop fee includes instru
 ction and your needle-punching tool…you’ll purchase the kit of your choi
 ce.\nSaturday\, August 1\, 2009                    Just Knit…you know!  
 $35.00
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090422T153300Z
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SUMMARY:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
LOCATION:Lake Wallenpaupack
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090719
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK\n\nBold Gold M
 edia Group's 'Splash Bash '09' returns to Lake Wallenpaupack this Summer
 .  The event\, which has become a Lake tradition\, rocks Lake Wallenpaup
 ack on various weekends throughout the Summer.  The Pocono Lake Region's
  only local FM stations\, 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 team up to bring great 
 music\, prizes\, contests\, and surprises to locals\, tourists and secon
 d homeowners enjoying fun in the sun on 'The Big Lake'.  Participation i
 n the event is easy for Lake goers: On Saturday June 27th\, July 4th and
  July 18th\, boaters should keep a look-out for the Splash Bash Party Bo
 at.  Virtually impossible to mistake...The boat\, provided by A&D Marine
 /Landis Marine\, is a massive 31 foot\, double-decker pontoon style boat
  with a water slide off the top deck and filled with fans of the radio s
 tations.  Banners on the boat proudly fly the 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 Spl
 ash Bash logos.\n\nThe Splash Bash boat cruises the Lake from approximat
 ely 1pm - 5pm on the designated Saturdays.  Typically\, the Splash Bash 
 cruise begins at the Northeastern side of the Lake and then works its wa
 y down toward the Southwestern end...and then returns.  Boaters and Lake
  enthusiasts interested in catching the attention of the Splash Bash boa
 t should keep their stations tuned into 95.3 FM and/or 105.3 FM for info
 rmation on the event\; And when they find the Splash Bash boat should ho
 ld up home-made signs for 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105.  Typically\, the best 
 designed signs win the best prizes from DNH on-air personality\, Jessica
  Schwab.  Schwab\, who has entertained the Lake audience for the past co
 uple of years said\, "This event is great summer fun.  It's wonderful to
  have a chance to interact with so many of our listeners on the Lake...a
 nd I love to see all of the really creative DNH and Sunny signs out ther
 e.”\n\n"This event is designed to connect our local Wayne and Pike Count
 y stations to all the people who enjoy Lake Wallenpaupack.  In addition 
 to bringing great music\, fun and local information and contests to Lake
  goers\, this event also promotes responsible fun on the Lake and respec
 t and understanding for all that the Lake Region has to offer"\, stated 
 Vince Benedetto\, President of Bold Gold Media Group. "Lake Wallenpaupac
 k is an important part of the Northern Poconos and brings together peopl
 e from all over the Northeast.  Getting them connected to our area radio
  stations is important\, as it keeps everyone informed about all the gre
 at things happening throughout the Lake Region and surrounding areas..."
 \n\nFor more information on Splash Bash '09\, stay tuned to 95.3 FM and 
 105.3 FM\, and online at: www.953dnh.com and www.sunny105.net
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090630T100700Z
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SUMMARY:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
LOCATION:LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090719
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:SPLASH BASH '09 RETURNS TO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK\n\nBold Gold M
 edia Group's 'Splash Bash '09' returns to Lake Wallenpaupack this Summer
 .  The event\, which has become a Lake tradition\, rocks Lake Wallenpaup
 ack on various weekends throughout the Summer.  The Pocono Lake Region's
  only local FM stations\, 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 team up to bring great 
 music\, prizes\, contests\, and surprises to locals\, tourists and secon
 d homeowners enjoying fun in the sun on 'The Big Lake'.  Participation i
 n the event is easy for Lake goers: On Saturday June 27th\, July 4th and
  July 18th\, boaters should keep a look-out for the Splash Bash Party Bo
 at.  Virtually impossible to mistake...The boat\, provided by A&D Marine
 /Landis Marine\, is a massive 31 foot\, double-decker pontoon style boat
  with a water slide off the top deck and filled with fans of the radio s
 tations.  Banners on the boat proudly fly the 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105 Spl
 ash Bash logos.\n\nThe Splash Bash boat cruises the Lake from approximat
 ely 1pm - 5pm on the designated Saturdays.  Typically\, the Splash Bash 
 cruise begins at the Northeastern side of the Lake and then works its wa
 y down toward the Southwestern end...and then returns.  Boaters and Lake
  enthusiasts interested in catching the attention of the Splash Bash boa
 t should keep their stations tuned into 95.3 FM and/or 105.3 FM for info
 rmation on the event\; And when they find the Splash Bash boat should ho
 ld up home-made signs for 95-3 DNH and SUNNY 105.  Typically\, the best 
 designed signs win the best prizes from DNH on-air personality\, Jessica
  Schwab.  Schwab\, who has entertained the Lake audience for the past co
 uple of years said\, "This event is great summer fun.  It's wonderful to
  have a chance to interact with so many of our listeners on the Lake...a
 nd I love to see all of the really creative DNH and Sunny signs out ther
 e.”\n\n"This event is designed to connect our local Wayne and Pike Count
 y stations to all the people who enjoy Lake Wallenpaupack.  In addition 
 to bringing great music\, fun and local information and contests to Lake
  goers\, this event also promotes responsible fun on the Lake and respec
 t and understanding for all that the Lake Region has to offer"\, stated 
 Vince Benedetto\, President of Bold Gold Media Group. "Lake Wallenpaupac
 k is an important part of the Northern Poconos and brings together peopl
 e from all over the Northeast.  Getting them connected to our area radio
  stations is important\, as it keeps everyone informed about all the gre
 at things happening throughout the Lake Region and surrounding areas..."
 \n\nFor more information on Splash Bash '09\, stay tuned to 95.3 FM and 
 105.3 FM\, and online at: www.953dnh.com and www.sunny105.net
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090625T084400Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:5K Walk/Run Fundraiser
LOCATION:Lackawaxen\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T084500
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:July 18th Victims Awareness 5K Walk/Run to Benefit Safe Have
 n\n\nOn Saturday\, July 18th\, 2009\, the second annual Victims Awarenes
 s 5K Walk/Run will be held at the Ross U Rosencrance Memorial Park in La
 ckawaxen\, PA.   Race day registration starts at 8:45 a.m.\, pre-registr
 ation sign-in begins at 9:00 a.m.\, and the event itself starts at 9:30 
 a.m.  The registration fee is $10\, and pre-registrants (those who regis
 ter by June 24th) will receive a t-shirt the day of the race.  There wil
 l be prizes and giveaways for participants and awards for the top finish
 ers.  100% of the proceeds will benefit Safe Haven\, Inc. of Pike County
 \, a domestic violence and sexual assault crisis intervention center\, s
 o please come out\, have fun\, and support this great cause!\n\nSafe Hav
 en\, Inc. of Pike County would especially like to thank all of the event
  co-chairs:  Bloomsburg University students Matt Brislin and Jessica Eva
 ns\, and Jen Murphy\, fitness instructor and owner of Jen Murphy Fitness
 .  Matt is the event’s creator\, and last year he and Jessica singlehand
 edly set up the walk/run because they wanted to do something meaningful 
 to help victims.  This event would not be possible without all the co-ch
 airs’ time and dedication\, and we truly appreciate all their help!\n\n	
 If you are interested in pre-registering or would like more information 
 about this or other Safe Haven fundraising events\, please call 570-296-
 2827.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090604T104000Z
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090702T121400Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:"Engagement Party" Fundraiser for United Way
LOCATION:The All New Tom Quick Inn\, Broad Street\, Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T203000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Engagement Party Brings Fun and Funds to the United Way\n\nO
 n July 18th\, J-Angelo Event Planning presents “Moishel N’ Camille’s Eng
 agement Party”\, an audaciously imaginative\, interactive adult theater 
 experience full of hilarious fun with all proceeds benefiting the United
  Way of Pike County.  The big event will be held at the historically ren
 ovated Tom Quick Inn of Milford PA and everyone is invited.\n\n “An Enga
 gement Party is a special time for family celebration and at Moishel and
  Camille’s Party the audience IS Family\, experiencing a night to rememb
 er while the community benefits.”  Said James Campistrous owner of J-Ang
 elo Event Planning.\n\nGuests are greeted at the door\, toast the lucky 
 couple\, share cocktails and hors d’oeuvres with friends and family and 
 introduced to “Sugar” the unforgettable Mistress of Ceremonies. And Suga
 r knows how to throw a party! There’s something for everyone. You’ll fin
 d Ballroom / Big Band dancing upstairs\, disco/club dancing downstairs\,
  light shows and constant entertainment as Sugar navigates the audience 
 through the drama of a unique family celebration.\n\n“We are very gratef
 ul to J-Angelo Event Planning\, The Tom Quick Inn\, BigHeartTravel\, Ell
 i.gant Cakes\, DJ FLOW and all the performers who have generously volunt
 eered to donate their services to this event for the United Way of Pike 
 County and its efforts to bring hope where needed in our community. This
  is a fun way to assist the United Way of Pike County in continuing our 
 local efforts to help alleviate hunger\, homelessness\, sickness and abu
 se right where we live\," stated Barbara Tarquinio\, United Way Campaign
  Chair. If you are interested in donating “your” special talent to this 
 event\, please feel free to contact J-Angelo at 570-686-9873 or www.j-an
 gelo.com.\n\nThe Party is July 18th at the beautiful Tom Quick Inn from 
 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Please bring an engagement gift of non-perishable food i
 tems to be donated to the local food pantries. Look for high-end raffles
 \, special giveaways\, Hors D’Oeuvres\, cash bar and priceless memories.
  Tickets are $30 at the door or can be purchased ahead for $25 by callin
 g Catherine Capasso at 296-9980. Donations of any size are always welcom
 ed.\nFor more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of 
 its events\, visit www.unitedwaypike.org or call 570 296-9980. Further i
 nformation about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County c
 an be found at www.PikePaHelp.org.  *Give*  *Advocate*  *Volunteer*   LI
 VE UNITED!
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
DTSTAMP:20090514T160200Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/84053063
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Historic Tom Quick Inn Opens its Doors for United Way
LOCATION:Tom Quick Inn
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090718T203000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Historic Tom Quick Inn Opens its Doors for United Way\nThe b
 usiness partnership of Reza Ghassemi and James Campistrous will bring a 
 taste of Improv Theater and unforgettable fun to a Milford landmark whil
 e benefiting the United Way of Pike County. \nReza Ghassemi\, a hotel ma
 nagement consultant and managing partner in this venture\, is restoring 
 the historic Tom Quick Inn and helping to establish the area as a popula
 r travel destination. On July 18th James Campistrous of J-Angelo Event P
 lanning will present a production of Moishel and Calmille’s Engagement P
 arty at this beautifully renovated Inn. Both business leaders have gener
 ously donated their time and funds for this event and all proceeds will 
 go to the United Way of Pike County and their support of our community.
 \n\nJames Campistrous has been facilitating full range community and fort
 une 100 company events for over 5 years and brings this experience and p
 assion to his volunteerism. \n“There are so many creative opportunities 
 for individual and business donation supporting efforts like the United 
 Way. We are very excited to be able to share our time and talent making 
 a difference in our community while having some fun doing it. ” Said Jam
 es Campistrous owner of J-Angelo Event Planning\,\n\nReza Ghassemi is on
 e of the most respected names in the hotel management arena and believes
  in the full cycle of giving back to the community through non-profit su
 pport organizations like the United Way.  This year Reza also establishe
 d BigHeartTravel.com\, the first not-for-profit on-line travel search po
 rtal with proceeds benefiting our battle-fatigued troops returning home.
 \n\n“We are very grateful to The Tom Quick Inn\, J-Angelo Event Planning
 \, BigHeartTravel\, Elli.gant Cakes\, DJ FLOW and all the performers who
  have generously volunteered to donate their services to this event for 
 the United Way of Pike County.  This is a great night out while helping 
 our local human service agencies alleviate hunger\, homelessness\, sickn
 ess and abuse right where we live\," stated Christine Obser\, United Way
  President.  \n\nThe Party is July 18th at the celebrated Tom Quick Inn 
 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Please bring an engagement gift of non-perishable f
 ood items to be donated to the local food pantries. Look for raffle priz
 es\, 50/50s\, special giveaways\, hors d’oeuvres\, cash bar and priceles
 s memories. Tickets are $30 at the door or can be purchased ahead for $2
 5 by calling Catherine Capasso at 296-9980. Donations of any size are al
 ways welcomed. For more information about the United Way of Pike County 
 or any of its events\, visit www.unitedwaypike.org or call 570 296-9980.
  Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pik
 e County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org.*Give* *Advocate* *Volunteer
 *   LIVE UNITED
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090719T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090719T170000
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DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting
LOCATION:PPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to
  the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\,
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090722
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DESCRIPTION:Lake Wallenpaupack Environmental Preserve Programs\n\nSummer
  2009 Environmental Programs\n\nDATE	PROGRAM	LOCATION*	TIME\n\n\n\n\nMon
 days\, July and August	Lake Wallenpaupack – A Resource Worth Protecting	
 5:30 p.m.\nWed.\, July 22	\n\n\n\n\nBooks on Bugs: Dragonflies	WELC	11 a
 .m. to noon\nWed.\, July 29\nThurs.\, July 30	Pennsylvania Amphibians an
 d Reptiles Educator Workshop	WELC	9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nboth dates\nSat.\, A
 ug. 8	Butterflies Abound	WELC	1:30-3 p.m.\nSat.\, Aug. 8	What Once Was: 
 Musical History	WELC	7-8:30 p.m.\nWed.\, Aug. 26	Books on Bugs: Bees	WEL
 C	11 a.m. to noon\nSat.\, Aug. 29	Controlling Geese and Deer	WELC	10-11:
 30 a.m.\nSat.\, Sept. 26	There’s Nothing Shady About Shad	WELC	10-11:30 
 a.m.\n* Location Code:    WELC – Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Ce
 nter\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 
 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nAll
  programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. For mo
 re information\, please call 570-251-6196 or e-mail pplpreserves@pplweb.
 com.\n\nPPL’s Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center\, adjacent to 
 the dam on Route 6 in Hawley\, Pa.\, is operated in connection with the 
 Wallenpaupack hydroelectric plant. In 1926\, PPL completed construction 
 of the Wallenpaupack dam and power plant\, located along the Lackawaxen 
 River. In addition to its capacity to generate 44 megawatts of electrici
 ty\, the 5\,700-acre man-made lake plays a critical role in regional wat
 er management and is a popular location for year-round outdoor recreatio
 n. Camping\, hiking\, fishing\, boating and water-skiing are just some o
 f the attractions.\n\n\nNature events to look for from July through Sept
 ember\nRaspberries and blackberries begin ripening around Independence D
 ay. Snowy tree crickets and katydids call after dark. The first goldenro
 ds begin blooming along roadsides and in fields. Monarch butterflies beg
 in to migrate in mid-August. Large webs of yellow and black garden spide
 rs appear. At the beginning of September\, keep your eye out for night m
 igrating birds silhouetted against the waxing moon. In mid-month\, flock
 s of swallows gather prior to migration. \n\n\n
 \nAdditional program details and directions can be found at www.pp
 lpreserves.com.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:PC BootCamp: Access 2003
LOCATION:Honesdale\, 616 Main Street
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090721
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DESCRIPTION:NCC Offers Classes at Shohola Campus\n \nNorthampton Communi
 ty College will offer computer classes this summer at locations in Hones
 dale and Shohola. All classes are $69\, with the following\nexceptions: 
 QuickBooks seminars are $110\, Word and Excel seminars are $95\, and Boo
 tCamp Office (BC Word\, Excel and PowerPoint) are $195 when registering 
 for all three sections\, a 5% discount off of individual registration.\n
 \nClasses are: \n\nHonesdale\, 616 Main Street\n\nGet to Know Your Compu
 ter - Mon/Wed\, June 8-17\, 1-4 p.m.\nTyping for Your Computer - Tue/Thu
 r\, June 9-25\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nQuickBooks Introduction - Wed\, July 8\,
  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWelcome to the Web - Thur\, July 9-30\, 6:30-9:30 
 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Computer - Mon-Thur\, July 13-16\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWindows Introduction - Tues\, July 14-28\, 6:30-9:30 p.m
 .\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 2003 - Mon-Fri\, July 20-24\, 9:30 a.m.-n
 oon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel 2003 - Mon-Thur\, July 27-30\, 9:30 a
 .m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access 2003 - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 9:30 a.m.-no
 on.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 - Mon-Thur and one Fri\, July 20-Aug. 6\, 9
 :30 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to Email - Mon/Wed\, Aug. 10-19\, 1-3 p.m.\nWord
  2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 24\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nQuickbook
 s Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 26\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 2003
  Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 31\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nShohola\, Sh
 ohola Business Center\, Route 6\n\nPC BootCamp: Get to Know Your Compute
 r - Mon-Thur\, June 15-18\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nGet to Know Your Computer -
  Tue/Thur\, June 16-25\, 6:30-9:30 p.m.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Word 200
 3 - Mon-Fri\, June 22-26\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Microsoft Excel
  2003 - Mon-Thur\, June 29-July 2\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp: Access
  2003 - Tue-Fri\, July 7-10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nPC BootCamp Office 2003 -
  Mon-Thur and one Fri\, June 22-July 10\, 9:30 a.m.-noon.\nTyping for Yo
 ur Computer - Tue/Thur\, July 7-23\, 6:30-8:30 p.m.\nWelcome to Email - 
 Mon/Thur\, Jul 20-23\, 9-11 a.m.\nWindows Introduction - Mon-Wed\, July 
 27-29\, 9 a.m.-noon.\nWelcome to the Web - Mon-Thur\, Aug. 3-6\, 1-4 p.m
 .\nWord 2003 Beginning Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 10\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nEx
 cel 2003 Beginning Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 12\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nWord 2
 003 Intermediate Seminar - Mon\, Aug. 17\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\nExcel 20
 03 Intermediate Seminar - Wed\, Aug. 19\, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.\n\nFor fur
 ther information or questions about the classes\, call the Honesdale off
 ice at 570-251-9335\, or the Shohola office at 570-296-4042. For complet
 e course descriptions or to register online\, visit www.northampton.edu 
 and click on Search Courses. To register by telephone using a credit car
 d\, call\nNCC toll-free at 1-877-543-0998. 	\n\n- end -
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090720T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090720T170000
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DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090721T170000
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DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Nature Arts & Crafts
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090722
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090723
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DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, July 22	Nature Arts & Crafts\n10 - noon 			Falls
  Pavilion\nTrash to Art\n			\nThursday\, July 23 	Nature Day Camp: Energ
 y in Nature ($5)\n9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nThursday\, July 23	St
 ar Party\n9:00 PM		 	Falls Pavilion\n\nFriday\, July 24	 	Dusk Hike\n7:0
 0 PM			Little Falls Trailhead\n\nSaturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5/pers
 on)\n3:00 PM 			Main Beach\nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattlesnak
 es and Bears\n7:00pm 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living Gree
 n on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Backyard Biology Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Za
 ne Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T113000
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DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:orientation session for the Growing Stronger Exercise Program
LOCATION:Pike County Area Agency on Aging\, 150 Pike Co. Blvd.\, Lords V
 alley\, PA.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090722T120000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:Penn State Cooperative Extension will hold an orientation se
 ssion for the Growing Stronger Exercise Program (Strong Women/Strong Men
 ) that starts July 22 in the Lords Valley Area on June 30\, beginning 2:
 00 PM\, at Pike County Area Agency on Aging\, 150 Pike Co. Blvd.\, Lords
  Valley\, PA. YOU MUST ATTEND THE INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN ORDER TO PART
 ICIPATE IN THE ACTUAL PROGRAM.\nFor more information contact Penn State 
 Cooperative Extension in Pike County by phone at 570-296-3400\, by fax a
 t 570-296-3406\, or send an e-mail message to PikeExt@psu.edu. Please be
  sure to include your full name and surface mail address.\n\n **********
 **********************\nJeanne Steuhl\, Office Manager\nPenn State Coope
 rative Extension in Pike County\n514 Broad Street\nMilford PA 18337\n570
 -296-3400\nFax: 570-296-3406\ne-mail: jms42@psu.edu\nweb: http://pike.ex
 tension.psu.edu
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Nature Day Camp: Energy in Nature
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090723
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090724
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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, July 23 	Nature Day Camp: Energy in Nature ($5)\n
 9:00 AM – Noon		Masker Museum\n\nThursday\, July 23	Star Party\n9:00 PM	
 	 	Falls Pavilion\n\nFriday\, July 24	 	Dusk Hike\n7:00 PM			Little Fall
 s Trailhead\n\nSaturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5/person)\n3:00 PM 			Ma
 in Beach\nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattlesnakes and Bears\n7:00
 pm 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living Green on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090723T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090723T170000
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DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:River Reading”Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane 
 Grey Museum
LOCATION:Zane Grey Museum
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090723T103000
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DESCRIPTION:Children’s Summer Programs to be Held at the Zane Grey Museu
 m\n\nIt is that time of the year when children look forward to the end o
 f the school year.  Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River wants t
 o keep the love of learning and reading alive and well during the summer
  months.  To that end the programs “River Readings” and “Backyard Biolog
 y” will again be offered this summer.  Through stories and crafts the “R
 iver Readings” program will allow children to learn about the Delaware R
 iver and the many animals\, insects\, plants\, and trees that can be fou
 nd along the shores of this beautiful river.  “This is an exciting way f
 or children to explore the natural resources of the Upper Delaware River
 ” said Superintendent Vidal Martinez “Our young children will be the ste
 wards of the river tomorrow.”\n\nThe wonder of the Upper Delaware Valley
  often captures the curiosity of young residents and visitors.  The prog
 ram “Backyard Biology” seeks to develop their interests even further and
  act as a catalyst for life-long learning.  During the course of seven w
 eeks participants will learn about many of the key scientific principles
  behind what lives and grows in their own backyards.  Children will util
 ize the scientific method to investigate the world around them. Rangers 
 will guide the participants through experiments relating to plant develo
 pment\, density\, and the food web.  The program will also include art p
 rojects and games relating to fish and wildlife.  Superintendent Vidal M
 artinez comments on his support on Science education “Our park has a uni
 que opportunity to encourage children to appreciate and understand their
  environment through science.” \n\n“River Reading” will be every Thursda
 y at 10:30am beginning July 2rd and will run through August 13th.  Come 
 enjoy the shade of the maple trees at the Zane Grey Museum in Lackaxen\,
  PA while listening and learning about the natural world around us.  Thi
 s program is geared to children in pre-school through first grade and is
  limited to 20 children.\n\nBeginning on Wednesday\, July 1st at 10:30am
  “Backyard Biology will run through August 12th. This program is designe
 d for children ages 7 to 12 and is limited to 25 children.  It will also
  be held in the backyard of the Zane Grey Museum. The hour long program 
 will meet for seven weeks.\n\nTo register for either of these programs o
 r to learn about other educational programs offered throughout the summe
 r call Education Specialist Ingrid Peterec at 570-685-4871.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Dusk Hike
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090724
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090725
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 24	 	Dusk Hike\n7:00 PM			Little Falls Trailhe
 ad\n\nSaturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5/person)\n3:00 PM 			Main Beach
 \nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattlesnakes and Bears\n7:00pm 			Fal
 ls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living Green on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:59th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
LOCATION:Milford Borough Hall\, Catherine Street in Milford\, PA
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090724T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090724T170000
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
DESCRIPTION:59th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Milford Borough Hall    
 \n   \nMilford\, Pa.  Another opening\, another show!  Known since 1950 
 for its extraordinary summer exhibition\, Governor’s award-winning Pike 
 County Arts & Crafts expects once again to draw visitors from around the
  world to the historic Borough of Milford. About three quarters of PCAC 
 member artists are professional artists or crafters. The rest are either
  talented amateurs or just “friends of the arts.” The  59th annual PCAC 
 show at Borough Hall\, 108 W. Catharine Street\, runs from July 15 throu
 gh July 26\, daily from 10 to 5. Most of the paintings\, sculpture\, jew
 elry\, glass art\, fabric art\, ceramics and other arts and crafts on di
 splay are offered for sale. \nThe  “Meet the Artists  Reception”  (a min
 i-block party) will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on July 17. This y
 ear’s show is dedicated to local artists Tom and Judy Neugebauer. Entert
 ainment will be provided by the In Spite of Ourselves Trio. Refreshments
  are provided by PCAC members and sponsoring restaurants and stores.  \n
 Tourists and locals who visit the PCAC show at Borough Hall will also en
 joy walking to the many nearby craft shops and art galleries that grace 
 this lovely little town. The Victorian architecture\, well-kept homes an
 d gardens\, museums\, magnificently-restored inns\, fine dining places\,
  and peaceful\, friendly village atmosphere make Milford an attractive v
 acation destination for any lover of art\, culture\, and history. \nOn t
 he evening of July 17\, Friday\, from 7 till 10 pm at the  “Meet the Art
 ists” reception\, three very talented young local artists\, who have bee
 n accepted into prestigious college art programs\, will be presented wit
 h scholarship checks: Kathryn Yuen (winner of the Georiana P. Kiger “Exc
 ellence in Art” Scholarship) and Roxanne Indelicato and Danielle Kelly\,
  winners of the PCAC Art Scholarships.   \nPike County Arts & Crafts is 
 a nonprofit educational organization for artists and crafters. It receiv
 es its support from members\, friends\, and the Pike County Commissioner
 s and the Pocono Arts Council (from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
 ). Its elite\, mostly professional membership includes talented local pr
 ofessional artists and artisans from the tri-state area as well as from 
 New York City.   \nIts First Sundays program is open to the public free 
 of charge the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 and featuring a demonst
 ration by a visiting master artist. Upcoming master artists are Susan Ge
 phardt\, pastels (with freebies from Jack Richeson & Co. on August 1\; T
 homas Murphy\, oil painting (September 6)\, Charles Brandenberg\, waterc
 olor painting (October 4)\, and a PCAC “Paint-In” (at Borough Hall or at
  the park) with critiquing by faculty artists November 1. PCAC faculty a
 lso offer a variety of classes locally at very affordable rates. \nFor f
 urther information\, contact Elizabeth Murphy\, Executive Director\, PCA
 C\, at PO Box 371\, Milford PA 18337 or at pcacinc@yahoo.com or visit th
 e website: www.pikecountyartsandcrafts.org.
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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SUMMARY:Eco-Cruise
LOCATION:Contact Jen Naugle\, EES at the park office for more informatio
 n on this listing 570-676-0567.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090726
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 25 	Eco-Cruise ($5/person)\n3:00 PM 			Main 
 Beach\nblueberries\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Rattlesnakes and Bears\n7:00pm 
 			Falls Pavilion\n\nSaturday\, July 25	Living Green on a Budget
CATEGORIES:Pike County Chamber of Commerce
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