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2010
September
"The Upper Delaware" Fall/Winter Newsletter Available On-line and by Mail — September 1, 2010
August
UDC State Grant Improves Town of Deerpark Museum — August 23, 2010
UDC Raft Trip Attracts 87 — August 2, 2010
July
UDC Sets Aug. 10 Meeting To Review Grant Applications — July 22, 2010
June
UDC Hosts Family Raft Trip Aug. 1 — June 29, 2010
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UDC Grant Applications Due July 13 — June 24, 2010
Delaware River Sojourn Names 'Admirals' for Upper Delaware — June 23, 2010
Delaware River Sojourn Early Bird Pricing Extended Until June 18 — June 8, 2010
UDC Raft Trip Set for Aug. 1st — June 7, 2010
May
Sojourn Launches in Upper Delaware June 20, Register Early for Savings — May 26, 2010
UDC Technical Assistance Grant Applications Due by July 13 — May 17, 2010
Fiscal Crisis Hits Interstate Bridges — May 13, 2010
UDC State Grant Helps Town of Lumberland to Replace Furnace — May 7, 2010
Battle of Minisink to be Commemorated July 17 — May 3, 2010
April
UDC Presents Annual Awards — April 25, 2010
Reserve for UDC Awards by Apr. 15 — April 5, 2010
• Reservation Form (print out & mail in)
"The Upper Delaware" Spring/Summer Newsletter Available On-line and by Mail — April 1, 2010
March
UDC Announces Honorees for Awards Ceremony on April 25 — March 25, 2010
• Reservation Form (print out & mail in)
UDC Comments on DRBC Draft Dockets Regarding Stone Energy Corporation Proposals — March 4, 2010
Upper Delaware Council Names Roster for 2010 — March 3, 2010
Gunther to Speak at UDC Awards — March 1, 2010
February
Meeting Cancellation Notice — February 23, 2010
Upper Delaware Council Seeks Nominations For 22nd Annual Awards by March 15 — February 9, 2010
• UDC 22nd Annual Award Nomination Form
UDC Issues FY 09 Annual Report — February 2, 2010
January
Upper
Delaware Council Elects Officers for 2010 — January
7, 2010
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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.