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Welcome to the Eat Smart New York! Program

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Eat Smart New York’s main goals are to help participants make their food dollar last longer, encourage the consumption of more fruits and vegetables and safe food handling.

Eat Smart New York attains these goals through a hands on, interactive series of workshops. Our classes include food preparation, and recipe sampling. These programs are free to Food Stamp recipients and applicants

Visit the Official Eat Smart New York Website at http://www.otda.state.ny.us/main/fsnep/announce/esny2009.htm

“In Accordance with Federal law and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs or disability.”

The Food Stamp Program provides nutrition assistance to people with low income. It can help you buy nutrition foods for a better diet. To find out more, contact Department of Family Services at (845) 292-0100.

The Eat Smart New York Staff

ESNY Project Director, Laurie Doscher, Registered Deititian, can be contacted at
845-292-6180 ext. 123 or ld77@cornell.edu

ESNY Teaching Educator, Shawn Comfort, can be contacted at
845-292-6180 ext. 130 or scc49@cornell.edu.

ESNY Teaching Educator, SueAnn Boyd, can be contacted at
845-292-6180, ext. 117 or srb46@cornell.edu.

ESNY Teaching Educator, Susan Clark, can be contacted at
845-292-6180, ext. 102 or sac279@cornell.edu.

ESNY Program Secretary, Louise Murphy, can be contacted at
845-292-6180 ext. 129 or lmm45@cornell.edu.

Sullivan County Farmers’ Markets

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Mary Gruszka is the Sullivan County Farmers’ Market Manager.
Mary can be reached at 845-292-6180, ext. 115 or manager@sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org

Vist the Sullivan County Farmers’ Market Official Website at
www.sullivancountyfarmersmarket.org

Food Stamps are being accepted at all of the above markets. In order to use your Food Stamps, you MUST exchange them for farmers’ market tokens at the Liberty, Jeffersonville, or Roscoe Farmers’ markets ONLY. The Callicoon Farmers’ Market does not have the capability to access the equipment needed. You may also call Cornell Cooperative Extension Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. To ensure availability of equipment and staff, you MUST call the office prior to attending a market.

For directions or for more information on how to use Food Stampsat the Markets, please contact the Eat Smart New York Program at: (845) 292-6180