Copies of the Historical Society's Newsletter are available here.
Tickets are available for this beautiful MacKenzie-Childs Compote. Stop by the Museum on weekends from 1-4pm to "take a chance" and support the museum. Tickets will also be available at the Chicken BBQ on June 14th and the June 8th program at 7pm on Cayuga Lake Watershed. Drawing will be June 30th.
Your help is appreciated!
In the Finger Lakes region, we are privileged to have abundant freshwater, a vital resource that sustains our communities and ecosystems. Liz Kreitinger will take you on a journey through the 850 square mile Cayuga Lake Watershed, sharing why it matters to each one of us - along with the challenges our land and water are currently facing.
You will gain insight into the complex and dedicated network of people and organizations working to protect and restore our water, and resources to take a step further in their own stewardship of our watershed for future generations.
Cayuga Lake is in our backyard. Visitors come to vacation, swim, boat and fish in it. It is our responsibility to help keep it safe for years to come.
Liz Kreitinger is the Steward & Executive Director of the Cayuga Lake Watershed Network, a position she has served in for the past 3 years. She is an environmental scientist by training. She has worked for the US Geological Survey, in environmental consulting.
Please join us on Sunday, June 8th at 7pm at the Frontenac Historical Society, 178 Cayuga St. Union Springs, NY 13160. All are welcome. No admission and refreshments are served.
Every two years, Fred Horning breeds chocolate Labs on his farm in Union Springs. He picks two puppies out of every litter to train as service dogs for children with autism. He works with an organization called Paws 4 Ability that chooses the children who receive the service dogs. Fred's PTSD service animal will be with him during his presentation.
Fred is a talented story teller and I am certain you will enjoy his stories as well as the "labor of love" he provides to so many families.
This program will be held at the Frontenac Museum on Cayuga Street in Union Springs on May 18th at 7pm. Refreshments are provided and the program is free and open to all.
