Waterport News

Enjoy the fall harvest and Halloween season with hayrides, mazes and fun activities at several area farms and farm markets.

Fall is upon us, but that doesn't mean it's time to lock yourself and your family away in your house just yet.

Looking backward in the files of the Journal SEVENTY YEARS AGO September 21, 1939 Jack Alford and Benny Columbus have gone to Laramie, Wyoming.

Heavy rains in the Northeast have apple farmers predicting an ample crop, but record highs in the Pacific Northwest could hurt the harvest in Washington, the nation's top apple-growing state.

Heavy rains in the Northeast have apple farmers predicting an ample crop, but record high temperatures in the Pacific Northwest could hurt the harvest in Washington, the nation's top apple-growing state.

ALBANY -Heavy rains in the Northeast have apple farmers predicting an ample crop, but record highs in the Pacific northwest could hurt the harvest in Washington, the nation's top apple-growing state.

REGISTER On exhibit now through Oct. 15, "Voices from the Earth" features pottery crafted by Hispanic farm worker women who participate in a creative arts and English language program provided by the World Life Institute in Waterport.

They came to ride the Tilt-A-Whirl, eat spiedies and sausage, drink lemonade, watch a parade and listen to live music.