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The Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) in Delhi, NY is dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history and traditions of Delaware County. Through exhibits, programs, and activities, DCHA relies on member support, community contributions, and partnerships with organizations such as the New York State Council on the Arts, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and the A. Lindsay and Olive B. O'Connor Foundation to bring the county's history to life. By becoming a member of DCHA, individuals can enjoy a range of benefits, including free admission to the museum, access to the library archives, discounts on books in the gift shop, reduced admission to events, and exclusive access to members-only events. Members also receive DCHA's quarterly newsletter, Headwaters of History, and have the satisfaction of knowing they are actively supporting the association's mission of preserving and presenting Delaware County's fascinating history and traditions.Generated from the website

The 607 CSA, LLC, located in Hamden, NY, is dedicated to providing equitable access to fresh, local organic food through a community-supported agriculture model. They offer a variety of veggie shares on a sliding scale pricing system, emphasizing that their program is a social contract rather than a traditional food subscription service. Committed to food justice, The 607 CSA actively works to expand its community by offering cost-adjusted shares funded by donations, ensuring that healthy food is accessible to all, regardless of income. Their initiatives include a Food Sovereignty Project and a weekly newsletter featuring share lists, recipes, and farm events. Generated from the website

BRIGHT HILL PRESS was founded in 1992 by Bertha Rogers, with Ernest M. Fishman, who later became president of the organization. Our programs serve residents in New York's Catskill Mountain region, greater New York, and throughout the U.S. Board members in 2010 include Ernest M. Fishman, Treadwell, President and Treasurer; Ron Guichard, Andes, Vice-President; Lynn Shepard, Treadwell, Secretary; Karen Detert, West Delhi, Director; Vicki Davis, Franklin, Director; Sue King, Walton, Director; and Bertha Rogers, Treadwell/Delhi, Executive Director.BRIGHT HILL is dedicated to increasing audiences' appreciation of the writing arts and oral traditins that comprise American literature, and to encouraging and furthering the tradition of oral poetry and writing in the Catskills and beyond. Writers and artists who participate in Bright Hill Press/Word Thursdays programs are selected for their artistic excellence, their ability and willingness to work within a community setting, and the diversity of their backgrounds, genres, and styles. BHP understands that recognition of the need for a literary community and a commitment to lifelong learning are critical aspects of audience development; our programs for children and adults engender the spirit, craft, and imagination that makes this possible.BRIGHT HILL PRESS is an independent, 501 (c ) (3 ), not-for-profit coporation governed by a Board of Directors representing the community the organization serves, and an Advisory Board from the larger community. Donations are tax-deductible, to the full extent of the law.