The Buzz: Siciliano’s Market News & Notes

This week's list of new and returning products follows a few words about whiling away time on a rainy day Preamble by Steve Siciliano The...

The performers were a group of wildlife that frequently visit our backyard.

I'll slip inside and as I wait for my eyes to adjust to the dusty gloom I'll breathe in the fading scents of local history.

If it's too hot, too cold or too wet to be outside, Barb and l will often retreat to the rustic comfort of our cinder block garage.

As much as I enjoy fly fishing for trout, I think it’s almost as fun using light fly tackle to angle for the diminutive bluegill.

I guess I found the movie so disturbing because it depicts a true story--real politicians hoodwinking a real citizenry about a real war.

One morning last week I sat on that bench and smoked my pipe and watched Barb play a nice brookie.

“It’s good to kind of see your ugly face again,” Mike said to me as he made his way over to the cider cooler.

We are pleased to announce that we are implementing a phased reopening of the store beginning on Monday, May 25.

The lakes, woods, fields and streams of Lake County were just what I needed to recharge my cerebral battery.

Discovering the joys of Tabasco

At least we can cross off our worry list the possibility of being eaten by a hungry raptor.

I fully expect that this tidbit of information will work its way into one of my dreams.

A bit of humor is good for the psyche during these troubled times.

This week's new beer, our wine picks of the week and a few words about my conundrum of what to do about my hair.

If we have to shelter in place we might as well have some tasty treats to hunker down with.

We are in the process of deep cleaning and sanitizing.

The latest updates: only phone and email orders, curbside pickups

An update on how we are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic

A listing of this week's new and returning beer, wine & cider and a few words about a stress relieving day trip Up North.