Camp

It's been awhile since I've had a weekend as busy as this last weekend, and this one had some ups, downs, and general weirdness.

A group of 7th through 9th graders are getting the chance over the next couple of days to experience the real world of hospital care.

Can you imagine working from inside (or outside) your RV or camper with the scenery of a national park, or maybe at a campground on the shores of the Atlantic, Pacific or Gulf?

My hope was for a dry, sunny, somewhat warm day with a bit less mud around the camper from the relentless rain we've endured from spring to fall. Well, at least the hope was there.

This weekend will be the last hurrah for my 2018 camping experience. The weather we are experiencing currently is telling to get out...now.

August 28, Kopernik Observatory & Science Center's campers will speak directly with International Space Station (ISS) astronaut, Dr. Serena Aunon-Chancellor.

The Broome County Dog Shelter is busy this summer with the usual stray dogs that need re-homing but also with some seasonal visitors at a sort of camp for dogs.

An Endicott couple is being charged with trespass after they apparently found a really quiet place to camp on the 4th of July.

Truth time. I'm sitting at my desk at work, looking at a blank screen, trying to think of something to blog about.

Some families who are thinking about taking up camping can get a big boost getting started from New York State.