This week's Dryden Courier has a picture of the snowless, and likely to stay snowless, Main Street in the Village of Dryden. The village may not be getting snow, but it's getting money through a Community Block Development Grant for home renovations, supporting improvements by people who can't afford the work otherwise.
There's also an article on the Dryden school board's work to figure out what to do with the $580,000 EXCEL grant.
Inside the front cover, there's a recipe for glazed almond squares from Diane Pamel of Dryden, along with an article on what she does for Christmas dinner.
The Varna Community Association added a clown to this year's Christmas lineup, and reporter Matt Cooper also talks with them about how the Association manages to hold events like these, with help from volunteers, donors, and the Town.
In his Inside Dryden column, Matt Cooper hopes for a not-so-white Christmas and the importance of egg nog.
In sports, there's an article on the Dryden Boys Basketball team climbing to 5-1 while the Girls fell to 1-3.
Posted by simon at December 22, 2006 9:42 AM in Dryden Courier , Varna , Village of Dryden , schools (Dryden)