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Annie Stoltie
Verified
Editor, Adirondack Life Magazine
New York
Beats
mental health, HIVHealth, popular culture LGBTQ, resilience public health, medicine
Sales, popup shops, music releases, or pets
Content
By Elisabeth Ward, Elizabeth Folwell, Annie Stoltie Verified| adirondacklife.com@ Photograph by Nancie Battaglia “Something wonderful is happening here. The world is being changed,” Edward “Ted” Cornell says. The artist is talking trash: not in-your-face dissing, and not the stuff of yard sales, but the junk unworthy even of dragging to the dump. He’s talking wretched refuse dredged from the water during the Boquet River Association (BRASS) annual spring cleanup day Trashy Sculpture Contest.
By Elizabeth Folwell, Annie Stoltie Verified| adirondacklife.com@ by | April 2019, Home & Camp@ Maple TiramisuNo coffee-soaked ladyfingers or slices of poundcake in this light dessert. Use ramekins or pretty glasses. Makes 4 servings and can be doubled. 3/4 cup mascarpone 1/4 cup maple syrup1 cup granola4 tablespoons melted butter1 cup homemade applesauceCinnamon, maple nuts or fresh blackberries for garnishDIRECTIONS:Mix mascarpone and syrup.
By Elisabeth Ward, Elizabeth Folwell, Annie Stoltie Verified| adirondacklife.com@ Photograph by Nancie Battaglia “Something wonderful is happening here. The world is being changed,” Edward “Ted” Cornell says. The artist is talking trash: not in-your-face dissing, and not the stuff of yard sales, but the junk unworthy even of dragging to the dump. He’s talking wretched refuse dredged from the water during the Boquet River Association (BRASS) annual spring cleanup day Trashy Sculpture Contest.
Company Info
Adirondack Life Magazine
Adirondack Life magazine reflects the exceptional beauty of the Adirondack Park and provides readers with valuable information on special places, interesting people, rare wildlife, fascinating history, distinctive architecture, successful businesses and quality products. In eight issues every year, people learn about what to do and where to go through in-depth articles and attractive advertising. The magazine reaches over 163,000 avid readers through home subscriptions, waiting rooms and affinity programs. Adirondack Life has a strong newsstand presence throughout the Northeast. Our close focus on the region has made the magazine the top source for information in and around the Park. Adirondack Life is a superb way to showcase your services and products, your destination or property. We deliver the most targeted and loyal audience of any regional media.
New York, United States
+1 518-946-2191
Founded: 1969