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Three Brothers Wineries Unveils Fresh Look for Its Estate Wines!
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates
Three Brothers Wineries Unveils Fresh Look for Its Estate Wines!
A Celebration of Sustainability, Connection, and Quality
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates, a one-stop Finger Lakes destination featuring three unique wineries, a microbrewery, and a cafe, is unveiling a fresh look for its estate wines. This new label
design reflects the winery’s commitment to exceptional quality, environmental responsibility, and the spirit of shared experiences.
Beyond Stony Lonesome: The Three Brothers Legacy
Stony Lonesome’s (3Bros traditional-themed wine tasting room) new label design emphasizes the Three Brothers brand as a whole. These wines represent the dedication and passion of the entire Three Brothers team, honoring its commitment to sustainable winemaking practices and crafting exceptional Finger Lakes wines.
Leaders in Sustainability
We are proud to be one of the first New York State wineries to be certified by the New York Wine and Grape Foundation as a sustainable vineyard.
Sustainable vineyard practices encompass a wide range of initiatives, including reducing inputs, protecting soil health and water resources, minimizing waste, conserving energy, and fostering a healthy ecosystem. We believe these practices are essential for long-term success and contribute to a more resilient future for all.
Brotherhood Beyond Blood
At Three Brothers Wineries, brotherhood isn’t about genes. It’s about a shared outlook on life – a common viewpoint
despite different backgrounds. It’s about gathering around a table with friends, opening a beverage and creating memories.
It’s about the laughter that fills the room as we share stories and experiences, and the camaraderie that grows stronger with each
sip. It’s about celebrating our differences and finding joy in life’s simple pleasures.
This fresh look signifies an exciting new chapter for Three Brothers Wineries & Estates, highlighting sustainability, human connection, and premium quality.
Watkins Glen International
Watkins Glen International Will Once Again Partner with New York State STOP-DWI to Encourage Safe Driving Practices
Students from local high schools can take the pledge against drinking and driving to win a special Prom Night Experience
Watkins Glen International and New York State STOP-DWI are once again teaming up to create a special VIP Prom Experience for local students. The track announced today that the initiative, which began last year with Watkins Glen High School, has expanded to include Odessa-Montour High School and Dundee High School as well.
Two couples from each school will be selected to win a ride to and from prom in a Watkins Glen International official pace car, taking a pledge against drinking and driving. In addition to the prom night transportation, those six couples will also win a dinner for two at the Harbor Hotel and a pace car ride around the famed 3.45-mile road course.
“The greater Watkins Glen area has such a strong sense of community that spreads across the region, from restaurants to entertainment venues and especially to the local schools,” said Dawn Burlew, President of Watkins Glen International. “We always strive to make impactful and lasting memories for our fans and neighbors, and we’re happy to help educate local students with this program and support them on such a special night.”
The New York State STOP-DWI program is available in all counties in New York and seeks to reduce alcohol and drug-related driving injuries and fatalities. The organization provides extensive education for schools and community groups on the dangers of driving while intoxicated, as well as training for professionals, support for victims, and other various videos, tools and resources.
“As we enter prom season, NYS STOP-DWI is committed to increasing teen awareness about the importance of sober driving,” said NYS STOP-DWI Foundation Chair and Outreach Coordinator Sheryl Hutton. “Every year preventable tragedies occur from the devastating results of driving under the influence. NYS STOP-DWI urges everyone, especially young drivers, to make responsible and sound choices behind the wheel. Decisions made today can have far-reaching consequences impacting lives and communities.”
Watkins Glen International and New York State STOP-DWI previously teamed up in 2020 to promote safe driving for fans and joined forces again last year during prom season, to expand that message to the local students across the community.
Students at Watkins Glen High School, Odessa-Montour High School and Dundee High School can enter for a chance to win the VIP Prom Experience by signing up when purchasing tickets to their 2024 Prom and signing the pledge document.
For more details about Watkins Glen International, including schedules and ticketing information for the upcoming IMSA and NASCAR race weekends, call 1-866-461-RACE or visit TheGlen.com.
Cornell AgriTech
Computer model helps growers adapt to shorter winters
As the climate changes and vines bud earlier, it is more likely they could be damaged in a spring cold snap. A new model that estimates the temperatures that cause freeze damage can ease grape growers’ worries.
Scientists harness robots and AI to revolutionize farming
Assistant Professor Yu Jiang is unleashing the latest technology to tackle major challenges facing farmers and drive a revolution in agricultural productivity and sustainability.
Whipped cream disruptor to speak at entrepreneurship celebration
Whipnotic, a client of our Cornell Food Venture Center and Center of Excellence for Food and Agriculture, has sold 150,000 cans of whipped cream in more than 1,000 stores across 28 states. Tracy Luckow ’99, co-owner of the company, will share the peaks and valleys of her entrepreneurial journey on April 12 at Entrepreneurship at Cornell’s Celebration.
Lidia Komondy lauded ‘future leader’ in agriculture
Ph.D. candidate Komondy (front row, third from right) was one of only five grad students selected for the 2024 U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Future Leaders in Agriculture Program.
Seneca Meadows Education Center
The Seneca Meadows Education Center at 10:00 – 11:30 AM on Saturday May 4, 2024.
Please join us as our Falconers will discuss all you ever wanted to know about Falcons, the fastest animals on Earth! We will have at least one to see up close (and feel free to take photos). We will meet a little before 10:00 AM and will be here until about 11:30 AM at 1977 NYS Route 414 Waterloo, NY 13165. When the program is over we will have pizza and drinks. This is a free event, and all people of all ages, including families, are welcome. Please register on the right hand side of this message. If there are any questions, or for more information, please contact the Seneca Meadows Education Center at (315) 539-5089 and leave a detailed message, or contact us by email to fred.leff@audubon.org
The Silos of Seneca
Come join us for our ” First Dance” Class at The Silos of Seneca !
So you’re getting married, and you found the perfect first dance song, but the idea of everyone staring at you on the dance floor has you sweating…. Whether you’re a beginner or have two left feet, this class is perfect for anyone looking to have fun and learn some new moves for your big day! Our experienced instructor will guide you through the steps, so don’t worry if you’ve never danced before. Come and learn the steps that can be adopted to YOUR SONG, practice and even have the chance to record the dance before you go so you can continue to practice at home. Ticket price includes class admission for you AND your fiance as well as a beautiful and delicious charcuterie board table for snacking throughout the night. You will also have access to our bar if you need a little extra liquid courage. Arrive at 5:30pm to grab a drink and snack before we hit the dance floor at 6:00pm.
Finger Lakes Premium Outlets
Mobile Mammography Van Event
Upstate University Hospital’s Mobile Mammography van will be visitng Finger Lakes Premium Outlets on Tuesday May 14th from 9AM-3PM .
Women 40 years and older are eligible to use the van if:
-They have not had a mammogram in the past year.
-They show no signs or symptoms of breast cancer.
Appointments are prefferred. Register now!
By phone:315-464-2588
Online: www.upstate.edu/noexcuses
We welcome insured and uninsured women.
Historic Geneva Holds Online Auction
From May 3-11 Historic Geneva is holding an online auction. For the auction we are seeking items or gift certificates for goods, services, or experiences from businesses and organizations around the Finger Lakes.
Historic Geneva
Grab your binoculars and field guides for the first bird walk at Rose Hill Mansion! Join Historic Geneva on April 20 at 7:30 a.m. for an exploration through Rose Hill’s landscape while keeping your eyes and ears open for local birds. Learn more about area bird species, habitats, and behaviors with Stephen Kress, founder of National Audubon Society’s Project Puffin and a Visiting Fellow of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
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