Goshen Indy

09/09/2026

The NYC networks keep the story of Goshen's own Jay Jonas and his fellow firefighters as the story of the guardian angel they believe saved them, all while she believed they saved her. God bless Josephine and her family as God was watching out for all of them as they emerged from that rubble hours after the towers fell.

09/09/2026

I got this in my inbox today and I just love it. I can’t wait to participate in this initiative. Thank you Rotary Club of Goshen NY 🇺🇸

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/flags-for-heroes--2026-5

Flags for Heroes is a celebration of the people who make a difference in our lives.

Heroes come into our lives in many ways. They may be a parent or grandparent, a teacher or mentor, a veteran or first responder, a friend, neighbor, coach, or community leader. What makes them a hero isn’t a title or a uniform. It’s the difference they made in someone’s life.

Each flag represents one of those people.

This fall, more than 200 American flags will transform the Charles J. Everett Memorial Park in Goshen into a field of honor. Your sponsored flag will recognize your personal hero and include a commemorative medallion bearing their name.

SPONSOR A FLAG FOR YOUR PERSONAL HERO
For Making A Difference

EACH FLAG TELLS A STORY
This year, we’re adding a new way to celebrate the people behind the flags. Sponsors are invited to share a brief story about their hero and, when available, a photograph. How it works: Answer yes, and we will send you simple-to-follow instructions.

Hero Stories will be featured on Goshen Rotary’s social media and website, allowing our community to meet the people behind the names and discover why they are being honored.

Prefer to keep your tribute private? That’s absolutely fine, too. Just let us know on the sponsorship form.

WHERE YOUR SPONSORSHIP GOES
Flags for Heroes is presented by the Rotary Club of Goshen, NY. Proceeds from the campaign help support the club’s work in our community and beyond, including local food programs, scholarships, youth programs, veterans’ initiatives, and other community needs.

Your sponsorship honors someone who has made a lasting impact on your life — and helps Rotary continue to do the same for others.

Learn more about the Rotary Club of Goshen and the work your sponsorship helps support.

09/08/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Life marks fall in NY Fair Finals
from Goshen Historic Track

GOSHEN, N.Y. — Six horses took new lifetime marks in winning their respective $25,000 New York County Fair Finals on Sunday (Sept. 6) at Goshen Historic Track, with trainer Jim Rothfuss accounting for a pair of winners.

Rothfuss, the only conditioner to capture multiple finals, teamed up with driver Wade Tomaszewski to capture the 2-year-old male trot with Atomic Promise and the 3-year-old filly trot with Met's Tour.

Atomic Promise, now a five-time winner from nine career starts, controlled splits of :31.1, 1:04.2 and 1:34.4 before using :29 stretch speed to defeat Yippee Ki Yay by 3-1/2 lengths in a career best 2:03.4. The Met's Hall-Promising Diva c**t has now earned $32,715 for Rothfuss, who shares ownership with Lowerys Stable.

Met's Tour, who entered the Fair Finals with a single win from 16 starts this season, saved ground in midfield before lifting out of traffic in the final 100 yards to nab pacesetter Divine Melody in 2:00.2, two seconds faster than her previous best. The Met's Hall-Tourin The Town filly has now earned $41,719 in her career for Out In The Country Stable, Daniel Tybor Jr. and Rothfuss.

Kyle Cummings joined Tomaszewski in posting a driving double, winning with 2-year-old trotting filly Double Stack in 2:06 for trainer Margaret Butler and 2-year-old pacing filly Ashlee's Choice in 1:58.2 for trainer Robert Anderson.

Brave Warrior's 1:56.1 victory in the 3-year-old male pace was the fastest mile on the day. Jim Devaux drove the Courtly Choice-Amazing Control gelding to his 13th career win from 19 starts for trainer Benny Eggers, who shares ownership with Mary Abbot.

The other divisional winners were 2-year-old pacing c**t Chief Hunt, a son of Huntsville-Wanabe American who won in 2:00.3, 5-1/5 seconds off his previous best, for trainer/driver Dylan Huckabone-Miller; and 3-year-old trotting gelding Harry's Boy, a son of Met's Hall-Ms Paige who won in 2:01.2, 1-3/5 seconds faster than his previous mark, for driver Todd Cummings and trainer Tammy Cummings.

The 3-year-old filly pace was declared no contest after track maintenance equipment caused interference to the entire field at the top of the homestretch. All horses and drivers returned to the paddock safely, and the purse was split evenly among all participants.

Photo Credit: harnessracingphotos.com

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

We were honored to receive a very generous donation from the family of Margo- an amazing woman who radiated warmth and kindness at every turn.

We will do something special with this gift. Thank you all so much.

09/01/2026

Identity Crisis will be closing us out tomorrow night for our last concert of the summer! Graze Restaurant & Catering & Ice Capps and our sponsors Olivero Team will be rocking and rolling pretending it’s not September! Bring a jacket and boogie on down to the village green for one more night! It’s been a great summer, Goshen! Thank you for your support.