Meadow Hill

Take a moon hike around Chadwick Lake

By Louise Haight
Posted 5/19/23

Town of Newburgh Recreation Department invites you to join them for a “Moon Hike,” a late-night walk around Chadwick Lake Park (Large Pavilion).  It is approximately a 4.5 mile …

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Take a moon hike around Chadwick Lake

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Town of Newburgh Recreation Department invites you to join them for a “Moon Hike,” a late-night walk around Chadwick Lake Park (Large Pavilion).  It is approximately a 4.5 mile walk around the lake on Friday, June 2 at 8:30 p.m. and Friday, September 29, at 7 p.m. This is a group event for ages 8 and up.  Fee is $5 per hike. Weather permitting and NO PETS!

Pre-register online at townofnewburgh.recdesk.com. Town of Newburgh Rec. Dept., 311 Route 32 Newburgh, NY 12550; (845) 564-7815.

 The Newburgh Area Retired Teachers’ Association (NARTA) is an organization of Retired Educators from the Cornwall, Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery, Marlboro, and Newburgh school districts that raise money for scholarships given to students who are planning to enter the field of education.

NARTA is having its Annual Meeting and Luncheon on Thursday, June 8, noon, at Lakeview House, 343 Lakeside Road, Newburgh.

Menu: turkey wrap, chicken sandwich, Lakeview burger, Lakeview salad, salmon chiang mai, braised short ribs, pasta of the day, dessert, and coffee or tea. Choice of entrée and dessert will be selected on the day of the luncheon.

RSVP by May 30. The cost is $38, and checks for the luncheon are to be made payable to NARTA and sent to: Raymond Leduc, 7 Jonathan Place, Marlboro, NY 12542.
 
Catholic Daughters of America, Court Patricia 195 celebrated the Crowning of Mary and Rosary with Deacon Peter, at Sacred Heart Church on May 10.  

On a recent beautiful spring day, several Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and associates gathered to work on updating the Friendship Garden at Mt. St. Joseph.  This work is an extension of the Chapter commitment “to address the needs of women and children, especially as they are impacted by economic, environmental, and racial inequity.”  Specifically, this work will extend our care of the Earth and care for those in economic need, as produce will be donated to the local food pantry.  This fall the garden will be dedicated to those who died from COVID-19. 

May you always have an angel at your side.