Flatbreads of the World Saturday, July 27, 2024 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm Chenango Family Food CO-OP, 105 E Main St , Norwich, NY 13815 Learn how to craft masterful flatbreads from different parts of the world. In this class, we will explore flatbreads from a variety of cultures and prepare each bread from scratch. 0 Alexis Woodcock, asw239@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext. 1120 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Flatbreadsoftheworld_208 ========================================= 4-H Non-Perishable and Perishable Exhibit Evaluations Saturday, August 3, 2024 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Join us at the Case 4-H Building to have your projects evaluated by our panel of judges. Non-Perishable (most projects & crafts): Saturday, August 3rd - 10:00-1:00Perishable(most food & garden items): Monday, August 5th - 4:00-7:00Please register for a time slot for one or both days, if needed. Registration: file:///C:/Users/Kg499/Downloads/4_H%20fair_entry_form.pdf ========================================= 4-H Non-Perishable and Perishable Exhibit Evaluations Monday, August 5, 2024 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Join us at the Case 4-H Building to have your projects evaluated by our panel of judges. Non-Perishable (most projects & crafts): Saturday, August 3rd - 10:00-1:00Perishable(most food & garden items): Monday, August 5th - 4:00-7:00Please register for a time slot for one or both days, if needed. Registration: file:///C:/Users/Kg499/Downloads/4_H%20fair_entry_form.pdf ========================================= Have a Fruitful Summer Thursday, August 8, 2024 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 Learn why eating a variety of fruit is an important part of a healthy diet. Make a delicious recipe using fresh fruit and discover how to prepare, preserve, and shop for fruit all year long. 0 Alexis Woodcock, asw239@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext. 1120 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/FruitfulSummer_208 ========================================= Fermenting Fruit at Home Thursday, August 15, 2024 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Chenango Family Food CO-OP, 105 E Main St , Norwich, NY 13815 In this beginner class, Alexis Woodcock will walk you through the process of fermenting summer fruits. Fermenting fruit helps preserve the fruit for later use and adds interesting flavors and textures to your meals.Please note this class is held at the Chenango Family Food CO-OP 0 Alexis Woodcock, asw239@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext. 1120 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/FermentingFruit_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, September 24, 2024 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, November 26, 2024 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, December 5, 2024 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 =========================================