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Sign Of Spring: Sugaring Off Sundays

Under the watchful eye of mom Christine, Lauren Isgro, 2, tucks into her breakfast this morning at The Farmers' Museum's first Sugaring Off Sunday, a sign of spring around here. Volunteers are serving eggs, pancakes and other goodies until 1 p.m. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Under the watchful eye of mom Christine, Lauren Isgro, 2, of West Exeter, tucks into her breakfast this morning at The Farmers’ Museum’s first Sugaring Off Sunday, a sign of spring around here. Volunteers are serving eggs, pancakes and other goodies until 1 p.m.  Sugaring Off Sundays continue through Mach. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)

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