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2008
December
Upper Delaware Council sets Annual Meeting January 8th - December 26, 2008
Town of Cochecton Receives UDC State Grant for Salt Shed - December 12, 2008
November
Berlin Township Joins UDC - November 20, 2008
UDC Opposes NYRI Power Line -
November 6, 2008
October
Commemorate
Upper Delaware’s History
At 30-Year Retrospective on November 8 -
October 30, 2008
“The Upper Delaware” Fall 2008 Newsletter Available On-line and by Mail - October 8, 2008
Upper
Delaware 30-Year Retrospective on
Nov. 8 Invites Public Participation -
October 3, 2008
• Registration
Form for 30-Year Retrospective Event 2008
• Brochure about
the 30-Year
Retrospective Event 2008
September
Upper
Delaware EXPO to Celebrate 30th Anniversary of Upper Delaware Scenic
and
Recreational River - September 25, 2008
UDC
Awards 2008 Technical Assistance Grants - September 4, 2008
August
UDC
Raft Trip Attracts 101 -
August 3, 2008
Upper
Delaware Council Receives $10,000 New York State Grant - August 1, 2008
July
Damascus
Township Joins UDC -
July 22, 2008
“The
Upper Delaware” Summer 08 Newsletter Available On-line and by Mail -
July 9, 2008
Upper Delaware Council Launches New Website - July 7, 2008
Battle of Minisink to Be Commemorated With Encampment and Military Tributes - July 3, 2008
UDC Hosts Family Raft Trip Aug. 3 - July 1, 2008
July
31 Deadline Set for UDC Technical Assistance
Grants (TAG) - July 1, 2008
June
Upper Delaware Brochures Available -
June 25, 2008
Raft Trip Registration -
June 2008
May
NY-PA Commission Set Work Plan for Upper Delaware Bridges -
May 29, 2008
UDC and NPS Co-sponsor May 21 Public Forum on Natural Gas Issues - May 09, 2008
April
Available:
UDC Spring 2008 Newsletter - April 8, 2008
UDC Updates Upper Delaware
Visitor Map & Guide Brochure - April 1, 2008
March
UDC Announces Honorees for
Awards Ceremony on April 27 - March 31, 2008
UDC
Celebrates 20th Anniversary - March 17, 2008
February
January
UDC Names Roster for 2008 for 1- January 29, 2008
UDC Elects Officers for 2008 -
January 3, 2008
Did you know?
Archeologists have found remains of prehistoric human settlements on the Delaware River dating back 10,000 years or more. Lenni Lenape Native American tribes appeared some 4,000 years ago. The first lasting settlement on the Upper Delaware River was started at Cushetunk (now Cochecton) around 1750 by Connecticut residents in search of land ownership.