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Hope everyone had a great 4th of July! There were fireworks everywhere. I hope you were able to attend some of the fun events that were going on in the area. But just because the 4th is over doesn't mean the fun has to stop. Here are some more fun things to do: July 20: Pet Parade and Ice Cream Social Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a summer evening with the Ice Cream Social hosted by the Sodus Central School, and the free street dance compliments of Culligan Water. Free and open to all ages. At the Apple Shed you can take your best friend out with you every Sunday in July. Anytime between 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. All dog owners must check-in and check-out at The Apple Shed. Owners will receive a map of the farm. Please walk your dog on a leash. The farm has several acres of dirt roads, trails and a large pond for a dog to enjoy. The Apple Shed is located just off Route 88 between Newark and Sodus. Monday -Friday l0-5:30 and Saturday and Sundays 9-5:30. From the Sodus Free Library: Get A Clue @ Your Library Registration for summer reading fun has started. If you were out of town or forgot to register, but hurry. You don't want to miss a moment of the fun. It's a Girl! Congratulations to Library Page Donna VanDuyne and her family on their beautiful new baby girl, Keturah Grace, born yesterday morning! Take a peek at the list of events and mark down your favorites so you don't forget to attend :
Sodus Yacht club: EYC REGATTA AT SBYC, July 11-14, From Wednesday, July 11 through Saturday, July 14, the Sodus Bay Yacht Club will host the annual EYC regatta, featuring multiple daily course races. This annual international regatta is hosted by a different Eastern Yachting Circuit member each year, alternating between U.S. and Canadian clubs. EYC clubs from the U.S. include Sodus Bay, Fair Haven, Oswego, Selkirk, Henderson Harbor, and Chaumont, while Canadian clubs include Brockville, Kingston, Collins Bay, Picton and Belleville. A tentative schedule of events has been posted, and more detailed information including notice of race and registration forms will be posted as they come available. Get a Clue! ( at the Williamson Library):
Music at the Lighthouse:
Speaking of July 8th: Happy birthday to Jimmy Malone. A lot to keep the young and the older youngsters busy. No one can say they are 'bored.' I joined the Get A Clue adult program with my daughter tonight and we can't wait to start reading and filling in our reading sheets. As adults, sometimes we feel guilty if we sit down to read a book. The book club gives you permission to read. In fact, you are supposed to and keep track of the many books you have read through the weeks. Help the kids with their reading sheets by having storytimes and marking their books. They enjoy getting the prizes and awards. Have a great week. Have fun with your families and enjoy the sunsets, sunrises, smelling the flowers and listening to the birds. Copyright
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