News about Franklin NY and environs.
Open Meetings and Freedom of Information for Concerned Citizens 12 local community organizations are sponsoring this meeting. The presenter, Bob Nied is a board member of the Schoharie-based Center for Sustainable Rural Communities (CSRC). For the past ten months, CSRC has been working with Stop the Pipeline to organize and educate residents and landowners along […]
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The Franklin Garden Club invites you to attend garden talks on Saturday evenings followed by light refreshments. March 2 – Jack Siman – Roses in the Landscape March 23 – John Fitzpatrick – Low Maintenance Design April 13 – Sondra Freckelton – Freckelton Flowers & Garden Still‐Lifes: Creating a Garden using Basic Principles of Art May 4 – Deborah Banks – Designing for Four Seasons of Interest June 1 – Don Statham – Totem Farm Garden: Designing a Garden with Rooms June 22 – Steve Whitesell – Unusual Plants for Zone 4/5 Saturday evenings, 7 pm to 9 pm. Admission free; donations gratefully accepted and shared by St. Paul’s and the Franklin Garden Club.
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2012 Real Property Sales in Franklin NY
2012 Real Property Sales in Franklin NY Read More »
11am – 3pm Grandma’s Pantry at the Methodist Church featuring homemade items for sale as well as a soup and sandwich lunch 11am – 4pm Quilt Display by the Susquehanna Valley Quilt Guild at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Noon – 5pm Holiday Market at the Fire House offering many items for sale including homemade &
Franklin Christmas Stroll 2012 – December 8 Read More »
Nature has a way of always surprising us, and this year is no exception. We had a very warm winter with little snow. Snow is the best winter mulch there is, and if it arrives and stays on the ground throughout the cold months, it melts slowly into ground that never quite freezes. Excellent for
