April 2012
'In Good Taste'
Wine & food tasting at the Wayne County Public Library. RSVP: 570/253-1220.
Email this pageComedy show: 'The Laugh Tour'
Featuring comedians from The Tonight Show, Letterman, Conan, Comedy Central & more at The Nutshell, mixer 7pm, show 8pm, $15 online, $20 door. TheLaughTour.com.
Long Term Care Council meeting
Info on long term care services in Sullivan County, Legislative Committee Room, Gov't Center, 3-4:30pm, public welcome. 845/807-0257.
Keyboarding class
Touch typing class to improve typing skills at The Literacy Center, Tues. & Thurs. (4 weeks), 5-6:15pm, $80. RSVP: 845/794-0017.
Conservation subdivision & smart growth design training
Training workshop on conservation subdivisions, smart growth design techniques, & planning tools, regulatory tools & administrative actions necessary to implement these techniques at CVI Bldg., 5-8pm, free. RSVP: 845/583-1010.
Golf tournament
29th annual Town of Fallsburg Lions Club Alan Steingart Memorial golf tournament at Tarry Brae Golf Course, registration noon, scramble start 1pm, $95 incl. lunch, dinner & prizes. Hole-in-one prize: car from Robert Green. RSVP: 845/434-4321.
Colonial market & fair
Fort Delaware, Sat. & Mon. 10am-5pm, Sun. noon-5pm.
The Bon Vivants perform
Songs by Dylan, Rolling Stones & originals at The Historic Greeley Inn, 8-11pm, no cover. 570/685-9997.
Skinners Falls Bridge closed for emergency repairs
MILANVILLE, PA — A detour is in place for motorists who will temporarily be unable to cross the Skinners Falls Bridge connecting Milanville, PA with Sullivan County, NY. During a routine inspection, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) officials recently identified the need for emergency closure of the bridge in order to repair the structure’s truss member cord.
PennDOT hasn’t yet determined when the bridge will reopen, but repair time is estimated to be three to four weeks, according to safety press officer, Mike Taluto.
Delaware River history 'Unearthed'
NARROWSBURG, NY - Last weekend, the Narrowsburg library hosted the inaugural presentation of an oral history titled “Unearthed.” The first recordings focused on long-time residents and their relationships with the Delaware River. Seen here are organizer Laura Moran, left, Beverly Sterner, Nora Brown, Grace Johansen, Susan Klikus, Linda Slocum and artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk.
