Spring/Summer 2011 Newsletter
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Wine Tasting fundraiser Apr 16
It's that time again! We will be having our annual wine tasting fundraiser once again at Spyglass Ridge Winery on Saturday, April 16, 2011. Doors open at 6:00 for socializing. Wine tasting starts at 6:30 to 10:00 PM.
Spyglass Ridge Winery is easily located just outside the town of Sunbury, PA. From Sunbury, follow Rt. 61 S., make right on to Rt. 890 S. Go 3/4 mi. and make left on to Plum Creek Rd.
Go exactly 1 mi. on Plum Creek Road. You'll see the vineyards opening up on the hills to your left. The winery entrance sits on the intersection of Plum Creek Rd. and Carroll Rd.
105 Carroll Road
Sunbury, PA 17801 (map)
570-286-9911
http://www.spyglassridgewinery.com
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Spyglass Ridge Winery is easily located just outside the town of Sunbury, PA. From Sunbury, follow Rt. 61 S., make right on to Rt. 890 S. Go 3/4 mi. and make left on to Plum Creek Rd.
Go exactly 1 mi. on Plum Creek Road. You'll see the vineyards opening up on the hills to your left. The winery entrance sits on the intersection of Plum Creek Rd. and Carroll Rd.
105 Carroll Road
Sunbury, PA 17801 (map)
570-286-9911
http://www.spyglassridgewinery.com
View Larger Map
Dog with duct-taped snout rescued
Link: http://www.ohmidog.com/2011/04/05/ducky-captured-in-western-maryland/
Ricky Allen Adams, 25, of Cumberland (left), and Frederick Newton Lease, 27, of Mount Savage, have been charged with animal cruelty. Neither of them owned the dog, police said.
After numerous sightings, an elusive stray dubbed “Ducky” — because his snout was wrapped in duct tape — was snagged by animal control officers in western Maryland, and two men have been charged with animal cruelty in connection with his mistreatment.
Ducky, as he has been referred to on the “We Love Ducky” Facebook page, had eluded animal control officers and volunteers for a week.
On Sunday morning, though, he was found resting on the porch of a home in Lonaconing, according to theCumberland Times-News.
The resident called the county 911 center, which dispatched animal control officials to pick up the dog. By Sunday afternoon, after biting one of the officers, Ducky was being treated at the Western Maryland Animal Hospital by Dr. John T. Fox, according to Elizabeth Care, a volunteer at Ark of Hope Rescue.
Ricky Allen Adams, 25, of Cumberland (left), and Frederick Newton Lease, 27, of Mount Savage, have been charged with animal cruelty. Neither of them owned the dog, police said.
Sightings of Ducky had been reported Saturday on U.S. Route 40 near the Garrett County border. Ducky was first spotted near Corriganville more than a week ago.
“Overall, Ducky is in good health and is being treated for parasites,” said a veterinary technician at the animal hospital. Ducky is in quarantine, however, because of the bite, and will remain there for 10 days before a transfer to Ark of Hope.
“We will get him socialized and trusting people, then he will be put up for adoption,” said Care.
No one knows where the dog came from.
Updates on Ducky’s condition will be provided on the Allegany County Animal Shelter Management Foundation Facebook page.
To help with Ducky’s vet expenses, contact Ark of Hope Rescue at 301-478-3300, or by click here.
Gun Show at Espy Fire Hall now on 4/17
UPDATE: The date has changed for the Gun Show.
It is no longer on 4/3.
It is now going to be on 4/17.
It is no longer on 4/3.
It is now going to be on 4/17.
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