Step beyond the surface of Goshen and discover the stories hidden in plain sight. Join local author Sandra Rothenberger for Goshen NY History: The Fabric of a Town, as she explores the fascinating backstories of Goshen's historic buildings, notable people, and cherished landmarks while uncovering the unexpected events and pivotal moments that shaped the town. Every place has a story, and every chapter of history has a beginning—you may be surprised by how Goshen's remarkable past came to be.
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Discover the beauty of preserving flowers and herbs in this hands-on workshop led by Cornell Cooperative Extension. Learn which blooms and herbs dry best, along with simple techniques for harvesting, drying, storing, and creatively preserving nature's bounty to enjoy year-round.
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Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin is the father of modern Russian literature and language, with a cultural impact comparable to William Shakespeare's in English. He shaped Russian Romanticism through clear, concise writing that blends folk themes, universal emotions, humor, and tragedy across poetry, prose, drama, and criticism. His lyrical poems are especially known for their musicality and emotional depth. Poems to be discussed: Pushkin 9_30_26
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