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Columnist Last month, I shared some ideas for walking with your dog in the lower-elevation areas of our region. Now that we’ve begun experiencing some of the sweltering days that summer can bring, let’s take a look at options for hikes in cooler, higher destinations. Pioneer Trail If you want to hike with your dog into the county’s more remote mountain region, you couldn’t ask for anything better than the Pioneer Trail. Beginning at the Harmony Ridge Market on Highway 20 across from the Wheelhouse, the trail parallels the highway all the way to White Cloud, where it crosses the road a...

New Hampshire conservation camp won't open this summer May 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BERLIN, N.H. (AP) — A nonprofit camp dedicated to helping youth appreciate New Hampshire's natural resources has cancelled its summer season. Barry Conservation Camp in Berlin is operated by the state Fish and Game Department and 4-H through the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. But it will remain closed this summer because there aren't enough workers to safely and efficiently operate the facility, officials said recently. “The current situation is making it impossible for us to meet ...

CONCORD — The 2021 summer season at Barry Conservation Camp has been cancelled. New Hampshire 4-H, which operates the camp through the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) Cooperative Extension, has

By KIRK WINDUS, COMMUNICATIONS AND FUND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER April 5, 2021 at 5:03 PM Gail Olson is pictured, in 2017, at the Olean Mercy Flight hangar. Gail Olson is pictured, in 2017, at the Olean Mercy Flight hangar. Credits: photos provided by CRCF By KIRK WINDUS, COMMUNICATIONS AND FUND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER April 5, 2021 at 5:03 PM Nine area nonprofits recently received grant support from four charitable funds at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation established by donors to make annual grants to designated causes, with grants together totaling $11,168.87. The Luella Potter Endo...

Posted On March 17, 2021 Applications for 2021 Youth Conservation Camp are being accepted for current ninth through 12th graders. This year, many conservation agencies have worked together to make the camp virtual. Attending students will learn about aquatics, forestry, soils and wildlife. Campers will attend live presentations in the morning and have exploration assignments in the afternoons. It is a five-day camp, July 12-16. Once accepted, campers will be responsible to pay the $25 registration fee—although residents of Gloucester, Mathews and Middlesex counties should contact Tidewater ...