Harvest Festival 2015

A special edition of the SULLIVAN COUNTY DEMOCRAT

Callicoon, NY • Section H •August 21, 2015

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Bethel Woods Center for the Artscontinues to diversify its pro-gramming into the fall with the

debut of its newest festival, “LiveWell, Be Well – A Day of Peace, Yoga,and Wellness.”The inaugural festival dedicated toyoga and its history at the Woodstocksite joins the 17th annual HarvestFestival and the return of the annualWine and Craft Beer Festivals in aseason full of celebrations. The festi-val features an expanded selection offood vendors and offerings.Festivals at Bethel Woods have cometo reflect what the organization is at

its core: a gathering place. As ChiefExecutive Officer Darlene Fedunexplained, “Our diverse range of fes-tivals help to bring us together as a

community. On lovely fall afternoonsthroughout September and October,we are given the chance to celebrateour region’s bounty and unique char-

acter while reflecting on the beautyof our surroundings.” A treasured Sullivan County tradi-tion, the event has grown from asmall farmers’ market with a handfulof products to a full-scale festival fea-turing over 100 local farms; freshproduce and baked goods; artists,vendors and craftspeople; live per-formances; corn and hay mazes;pony rides, and more children’sactivities.This 2015 Harvest Festival is spon-sored by MVP Health Care, Roscoe

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Celebrate Beauty • Bounty • Well-BeingHarvest Fest at Bethel Woods

Fall offerings include the inaugural Yoga Festival and the return of seasonal traditionsFall offerings include the inaugural Yoga Festival and the return of seasonal traditions

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August 30STAGE SCHEDULE:11 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Project Identity1:15–3 p.m.: Dan Brother Band

September 6Alpaca Festival in partnership with RosehavenAlpacasDon’t miss live alpacas, demonstrations and thefinest in alpaca and wool products.

STAGE SCHEDULE:11 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Home Grown String Band1:15–3 p.m.: Melodic Miners

September 13Earth Day in AutumnA celebration of Earth Day in Autumn thatincludes a special presentation of Birds of Prey bythe Delaware Valley Raptors.STAGE SCHEDULE:11 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Judith Tulloch1:15–3 p.m.: DV Raptors

September 20Ag Day in partnership with Cornell CooperativeExtensionA celebration of agriculture and our community.Activities for Ag Day include:• 4-H youth members and volunteers with liverabbits• 4-H staff and volunteers doing activities withwool/felting• Live sheep from local farm “up close and person-al” educational display• Exhibits for various program areas with sign upsand class listings• Master Gardener Volunteers on hand with edu-cational displays giving gardening advice

• Poultry egg candling • Master Food Preserver Volunteer program infor-mation with EaT Kitchen opportunities and nutri-tion information (with puppets) for families• 4-H still exhibits on display from county YouthFair (new this year)STAGE SCHEDULE:11 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Cathy Paty Music1:15–3 p.m.: Cooper Boone

September 27Rustic for the Home ShowcaseA showcase featuring fine, handcrafted goods forall styles and occasions.STAGE SCHEDULE:11 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Justin Sutherland & Mark Visconti1:15–3 p.m.: Doug Rogers and the Backseat Drivers

The BasicsEvery Sunday from August 30–September 27 from 11 a.m.–4p.m. at festival site, corner of Hurd and West Shore Roads inBethel.Free admission, but there will be a $2 parking fee. No pets. http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org

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Harvest Festivalat Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

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August 21, 2015 • Vol. CXXV, No. 19

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And don’t forget…October will see the return of the fourth annual Wine

Festival on Saturday, October 3 and the third annualCraft Beer Festival on Saturday, October 10.

The Wine Festival, sponsored by Formaggio ItalianCheese Specialties in Fallsburg, will bring over 20regional wineries to the organization’s historic groundsfor an annual celebration of wine, local food, and hand-crafted goods.

Attendees will enjoy the intimate opportunity to talkone-on-one with vintners as they sample a selection ofreds and whites all available for purchase.

Live music will be provided by versatile local vocalist,Jenna Esposito. Tickets to the 21+ event are $20 whenpurchased in advance. When purchased at the gate,tickets increase by $5.

On October 10, the peak of upstate New York fallfoliage, will set the stage for the annual Craft Beer Fes-tival, bringing over 20 breweries, fine food vendors,artisans, and musicians to the historic grounds of BethelWoods for a celebration of the best in New York craftbeer.

Tickets to the 21+ event are available in advance for$40. Designated Driver tickets are also available for$10. Sponsored by Roscoe Beer and Jeff Bank.

For more information about any of these festivals orother fall offerings at Bethel Woods including intimateEvent Gallery performances and arts and educationprograms for children, teens and families, visithttp://www.bethelwoodscenter.org.

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Live Well, Be Well Yoga Festival‘A Day of Peace, Yoga and Wellness’

Saturday, September 12 at 10 a.m.Bethel Woods will celebrate National Yoga Month with

an inaugural festival at the Market Sheds. In addition topromoting an overall healthy lifestyle, the festival isfocused on yoga – a practice of longstanding tradition atthe site that was once home to the Woodstock Music Fes-tival.

Its opening ceremony will be conducted by the IntegralYoga Institute, founded by Swami Satchidananda whoperformed Woodstock’s opening ceremony. Tom Law, amember of the Hog Farm Commune who led yoga exercis-es on stage in 1969, will also return to present a special lec-ture inside the Event Gallery.

Live Well, Be Well will offer a diverse array of yogainstruction for every yogi - beginner to advanced and willfeature headline instructor, Gwen Lawrence,creator ofPower Yoga for Sports and a yoga instructor for a variety ofprofessional sports teams including the NY Giants and NYYankees.

Lawrence along with teachers from around the regionwill hold classes on the peaceful Bethel Woods grounds,with children’s yoga activities, a walk of the historic site

including the Woodstock monument, and a market withhandmade yoga goods and healthy food options roundingout the day.

Tickets for the festival are $69 in advance; $79 day-of; $30students and veterans, and are on-sale now atwww.bethelwoodscenter.org, Ticketmaster, or by phone at1-800-745-3000. Children 10 and under are free. Specialgroup rate available – call 583-2193 for more information.

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Back at the Harvest Festival andfresh off a run at the annualRenaissance Fair at Sterling Forest,Lewis, who calls Bloomingburghome, is thrilled to be back. “I loveeverything about the HarvestFestival,” she says. “The environment,crafts, food vendors and the wholeatmosphere – it’s wonderful!”

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Celebrating five years in SullivanCounty and their fifth year at theBethel Woods Harvest Festival,

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“Simple,” says Kristine Petrik, co-owner of Java Love with her partnerJodie Dawson. “It is created from a con-scientious desire to produce the highestquality coffee using only sustainableand/or organically grown beans fromfarmers and coops who respect theenvironment,” explains Kristine. “It alsomeans we roast every batch of beanswith the same attention to detail and anhonest desire to treat people and coffeewith respect.”

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With a planned two-hour

delay for the Tri-Valley

School District the next day,

8-year-old Bryce and 5-year-

old Bryan had been given a

pass to stay up late and watch

a movie together. Sixteen-

year-old Emily was doing

what teenagers do on a

school night. Dad Brian was

on a hunting trip in Alabama,

so mom Nicole was snuggling

in bed, watching TV by her-

self. And then the phone rang.

It was a pediatric nurse

familiar with little Bryce’s

congenital heart condition.

After nearly three years on

the transplant list, there was

a heart waiting for Bryce.

“I said ‘Are you kidding

me?’ ” Nicole recalls. “I was

literally skipping up and

down the hallway!”

It was a call the Rogersons

weren’t sure would ever

come. Bryce was diagnosed

with hypoplastic left heart

syndrome (HLHS) before he

was even born, after a routine

ultrasound at 18 weeks

picked up an anomaly.

HLHS – a syndrome in which

the left side of a child's heart

was underdeveloped – is one

of the three most common

heart issues a child can be

born with, but it can be fatal

if left untreated.

To increase the Bryce’s

chances, Nicole underwent

in utero surgery at just 26

weeks pregnant to open up a

hole in his heart to allow

blood to flow properly and

help him develop in the

womb. Ten days after he was

born in February 2005, Bryce

underwent his first open

heart surgery. At 8 months, he

had another, and in October

of 2008, a third open heart

surgery.

But in 2010 came a devas-

tating diagnosis. Bryce had

developed plastic bronchitis,

a condition of the lungs most

common in cystic fibrosis

patients. Rubbery chunks of

mucus had begun develop-

ing in his lungs, making him

struggle to breathe. Although

the issue presents itself in the

lungs, doctors put the blame

on his heart, which pumps

oxygenated blood to the

lungs. By 2011, doctors told the

Rogersons their best choice

would be to put Bryce on the

transplant list – for a heart. A

new heart, they told them,

would take pressure off the

lungs and hopefully allow

them to heal themselves.

On March 25, 2011, Bryce

was added to the transplant

list with what’s known as 1B

status, the second from the

top. At the time, doctors told

the Rogersons that listing

him at 1A – the highest and

most needy status – would

require Bryce to wait in a hos-

pital for a heart to be found.

But with Bryce able to take

his medication at home, the

Rogersons opted to keep him

in Neversink, to allow him to

continue attending school

and be with his family.

They were told it would

take six months to a year to

find him a heart.

On June 25, 2013, more

than two years later, his heart

hadn’t come. The Rogersons

moved their son up to 1A sta-

tus, the top of the transplant

waiting list.

At that time, doctors had

changed their mind and said

Bryce could stay home and

wait. They told the Rogersons

it would probably be a month

or two until a heart was

found. It was almost seven months

until the call came.

That was January 14, the

night Nicole called a friend to

watch Bryan and packed her

other two kids into the car to

fly over the roads to Morgan

Stanley Children’s Hospital at

Columbia Presbyterian in

New York City. Bryce was cry-

ing, Nicole recalls, but his

biggest worry was “how am I

going to turn in my home-

work?” “I told him your teacher

isn’t going to worry about

your writing assignment.”

Husband Brian had just

arrived in Alabama for his

hunting trip and couldn’t find

a flight north, so he rented a

car in Montgomery and

drove straight through the

night to Atlanta, Georgia, for

the earliest flight to

LaGuardia, a 6 a.m. that he

hoped would get him there in

time to see his little boy

before he went into surgery.

Brian’s plane left late, but

the fates aligned – because of

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

The Team Bryce logo is of the

local group of support for the

family.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Despite being born with a potentially fatal heart condition, Bryce

Rogerson has led as normal a childhood as possible. Here, he

proudly shows off a huge trout he caught.

PLEASE SEE BRYCE, 3A

Opposition to China City grows

BY GUY CHARLES HARRITON

MONTICELLO — In its

heyday, the Catskill resorts,

known as the Borscht Belt,

were a premier vacation spot

for those residing in the

northeast. Top notch acts

politicians have shown their

concern as well.

When the people of

Thompson heard about it,

they were “dumbfounded,”

according to Supervisor Bill

Rieber. The opposition was

immediate and strong he

Casino, throw of the dice

Mamakating cool to Shawanga

BY GUY CHARLES HARRITON

WURTSBORO — Gover-

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would have amenities

such as a market selling

local produce, a food and

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