2024 Boilermaker Special Registration Ends Oct 1
The Boilermaker Road Race special registration period, which opened on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, at 10 a.m., will end on Sunday Oct 1, 2023.
The Boilermaker Road Race special registration period, which opened on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, at 10 a.m., will end on Sunday Oct 1, 2023.
M.A. Polce to Host ‘Boo’s and Cyber News’ Event to Foster a Cyber-Resilient Local Business Community in the Mohawk Valley.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County (CCE OC) is seeking Oneida County residents to join their Board of Directors to help lead and strengthen the CCE OC programs.
This year’s Mohawk Valley Gives campaign saw an unprecedented surge in community participation with donations still coming in.
Time to get out and enjoy the view for Mohawk Valley Fall Foliage! We’ve got this week’s the second fall foliage report.
The Mohawk Valley Gives campaign officially begins today, September 20! Learn how you can give back to your favorite area nonprofits!
The Mohawk Valley offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historical charm, and remarkable affordability in the housing market.
The Mohawk Valley Gives campaign officially begins on September 20, and early donations are already on their way!
Volunteer employees at the Walmart Distribution Center-Transportation located at Marcy N.Y. will hold their first Vehicles for Veterans Car Show to benefit the national nonprofit Building Homes for Heroes.
The 2023 New York State Woodsmen’s Field Days in Boonville, NY, like the many events before, promises to be an exciting event for everyone.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
From June thru end of September you can buy local fruits, vegetables, meats, baked goods, crafts, and more! Buy local, every Monday from 2 – 7pm!
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
We have a variety of vendors selling produce, meats, baked goods, coffee etc, as well as artisanal goods! Every week there is a variety of food trucks, live music and a scheduled kid activity. Please let me know if you have any questions!
You can check for updates and more information at the New Hartford Chamber Farmers Market.
For more information please visit the Market Facebook page for updates on schedules, vendors and specials.
You can find more events near you at Mohawk Valley Today Events
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
It’s market day! Great produce and so much more. We can’t wait to see you on the Village Green!
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
The Boonville Community Harvest market takes place on Fridays from 2:00pm until 7:00pm at Erwin Park, Boonville, Oneida County, NY. Please use Moose River Road as market is located at the upper Pavillion parking lot.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.