Check out the new LEEDS hats. Three colors to choose from.

Gray, Blue or Green

$20.00 each

One size fits all cotton canvas baseball caps have adjustable backs with metal clasp.
We only ordered 10 of each color so get one while they last!

Hats in Stock:
Gray  –  10 available
Blue  – 10 available
Green  – 10 available

To reserve your hat please fill out the form below.
We will contact you to set up a convenient time to pick up your hat.
Payment must be made at time of pick up with cash or check made out to LCA.

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Questions about ordering hats or pick up arrangements please contact
Heidi Stevens at 585-9923 or email heidi@heidistevens.com

All major and minor trails were recently GPS mapped by trail volunteer Dave Litterer and a new map has been developed by LCA volunteer, Heidi Stevens.

The Blue trail has an entrance on Dimock Street and the Blue trail from Musante Beach is now blazed. Follow the Blue trail to the summit and enjoy a beautiful view recently opened up by the City’s professional forester. The Green trail is a historical route, a section of the 1812 stage route to Albany. Its’ entrance is at the end of Water Street and is now clearly marked and leads out to Chesterfield Road through a narrow leg of conservation land. The Orange trail is an inner loop off of the Green trail and follows the old power line path west of the summit, comes around and up the north side of the summit and connects with the blue trail. Another Orange trail link has been blazed from Main Street to Water Street. Small connector trails are marked with yellow. There are also several small trails without blazes that have been added to the map.

Get out and hike Robert’s Hill!

Download the map

by Heidi Stevens

When my grandfather was a kid, he and his buddies paid close attention to the ice man’s comings and goings. Large ice deliveries often meant ice cream making was happening. When the ice cream was ready for a big party in a fancy house it was stored on the back porches surrounded by the big ice chunks. Knowing this routine, Pop Pop and his buddies would lay in wait and be sure to get first dibs (sometimes even the whole container) of delicious homemade ice cream. He loved ice cream so much that as an adult he bought two huge freezers full of gallon containers from a shop going out of business. Ate every last spoonful too.

The Leeds Civic Association is making it easy for everyone to enjoy some delicious home made ice cream from Mt. Tom’s. You won’t have to lay in wait, just come down to the Main Street Village Green on Sunday, September 27th at 3:00. LCA members will be scooping up the good stuff. Bring your families and neighbors. The ice cream social starts at 3:00 sharp. Get it while it lasts!