A Celebration of Adirondacks Ethnobotany Will be hosted By The Cranberry Lake North Shore Hub on Wednesday July 12, 7 to 8 pm The students at SUNY ESF’s Field Ethnobiology course at the Cranberry Lake Biological Station will lead an Read more…
Author: HubAdmin
[Ed – Guest Opinion: Heartfelt and loving Cranberry Lake RANT] I am on the board of the HUB – happily so. I do a whole bunch of work — all the fundraising (with help from board member Denise Barstow) all Read more…
Community is the engine that drives the HUB – without you, none of our amazing progress would have happened. In the last three years we have: installed docks, replaced the roof and siding, installed new steps and walkway, rejuvenated the Read more…
Bring an appetite to the Cranberry Lake Fire Department’s community breakfast on April 1st from 8:00 to noon at the Fire Station.
Under new ownership Birch’s Lakeside general store,camp ground, and marina is open. Checkout Birch’s Lakeside website. “A one stop shop for boaters and travelers on Route 3. Gas, Deli, Rv/Tent Camping, Docks, Laundry, Beer, Wine, …”
The Hub’s historic hall is available for your meeting, recital, concert, or other event. The hall is intimate. The acoustics are great. The lawn has a terrific view. We are accepting building and grounds use requests for the summer starting Read more…
Hub’s President Scott McWharf recognized as an Outstanding Citizen Scott received the Outstanding Citizen award at the Fire Department’s 2022 annual banquet. Congratulations to Scott McWharf for his selection as the Fire Department’s Citizen of the Year. In part, the Read more…
Cranberry Lake’s annual art show and benefit auction was a success. It was at the Fire Station on August 13 and 14. For this year’s auction local artists were presented with loons. As these pictures show, our artists have significant Read more…
Cranberry Lake North Shore Hub Survey Results The HUB Board conducted a community survey via our Open Houses and on Facebook and in The Bargain Hunter during the last few weeks. The survey was an effort to determine how the Read more…
Thanks to Jim Redd for stopping by the HUB this morning to look at the pew structure and put his engineering skills to use about being able to move them and put them back in place easily. He will cogitate Read more…