The Days of Moonshiners and Bootleggers hiding and running from the law are left for the movies. 2010 Federal Government opened the opportunity to make moonshine legal and obviously by following the rules, obtaining proper permits and paying taxes locations are popping up all over the US. This has opened up huge opportunity for Farmers […]
Woodstock People to meet and places to explore
It begins the celebrations of Woodstock’s 50th Anniversary on the official grounds in Bethel, NY. If you are heading up to enjoy the Festivities, we recommend adding to your List of Things To Explore MEET Stacey Cohen, Catskill Entrepreneur and Owner of Stray Cat Gallery, Dancing Cat Saloon and Catskill Distilling Company located off […]
50th Anniversary Dove Trail commemorates Woodstock
The Sullivan Catskills Dove Trail© commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Woodstock festival and celebrates its impact on our Sullivan Catskills. It’s a collection of 50 dove sculptures perched in villages, towns, and at several tourism businesses. Each permanently mounted dove is hand-painted by a professional local artist and inspired by the legendary event held […]
Buzz Trips Explores Woodstock Memories
50 Years ago, what seemed like millions gathered to celebrate music. Woodstock festival was held August 15 – 18, 1969, which is now iconically known as the 3 Days of Peace & Music held at Max Yasgur’s 600-acre dairy farm near White Lake in Bethel New York. 32 acts performed outdoors; these musicians had no […]
Rent-A-Bike Program in the Parks
Get Outdoors New Jersey and Explore the amazing Trails! Mercer County just launched their Rent-a-bike program through Zagster Bike Company! It’s Easy just download the Zagster APP on your phone and set up an account and you can Zip around the park with your friends and family on a nice day! Great part is if […]
Washington Crossing Brewfest
We Buzzed the 9th Annual Washington Crossing Brewfest held in the wooded, riverside section of Washington crossing Historic Park. Thousands of Craft Beer Enthusiasts gathered to sample brews where our forefathers and George Washington drank beer or two! We went back in time and met with a Brewmeister from the 1700’s and spoke with a […]
Holland Ridge Farms Tulips Galore!
If you missed the 2019 #Selfie Hot Spot – Holland Ridge Farm Tulip Festival – Sorry there is always next year! Millions of Tulips Bloomed this Spring Season and you didn’t have to go to Holland to enjoy the vibrant colors and festivities of a Tulip Festival. It all started three generations ago with […]
Girl Scouts Recycle Right!
Why do people throw garbage in recycling bins – are they lazy? No. More often than not, people want to do the right thing, and they will do the right thing if it’s easy and understandable. Unfortunately, recycling is inconsistent everywhere we go, making it extremely confusing. Confusion at the bin leads to mistakes, apathy and skepticism about recycling. The fact […]
Cheerleading is no longer a Sideline Sport!
Life’s Journey is all about having a Dream and Passion to pursue it! March is National Cheerleading Month – we thought it would be interesting to see where cheerleading has evolved to. Besides energy, positive attitudes and support Cheerleading is no longer a sideline sport. With roughly 4 million participants from elementary school through college, […]
Freezin For A Reason
THEY DID IT! Nearly 7,500 people braved the cold in Seaside Heights in Febrrrrr-uary and plungers raised more than $2 million to support Special Olympics New Jersey athletes. Thanks to everyone who helps make this great event happen year after year! #freezinforareason In This Episode we interviewed Trenton Fire Headquarter Plungers who where part of the […]