INO (In Need of) ‘Essential’ Guidance So, here we are.  I’m great.  98.6 with great lung capacity.  I’m sitting at my desk overlooking Cuba Lake. Not bad.  I have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to think & organize.  I haven’t been … Continue reading →

‘Starting March 1, 2020, all plastic carryout bags (other than an exempt bag) are banned from distribution by anyone required to collect New York State sales tax. … This means that in these areas, a consumer will be charged 5 cents for each paper carryout bag needed at checkout.’ (google – 2/3/2020) … Continue reading →

I started 2020 with new decade, new me resolutions like everyone else.  True balance has always escaped me.  I get a lot done end am blessed to enjoy what I do, so the work/family/me & sleep deficits really hadn’t gotten … Continue reading →

I’ve been struggling to get this done.  Annette, my marketing liaison, and everyone in the inn universe has been prodding me to write an inn blog.  I don’t enjoy writing. I can, but it’s work-work.  I’m going to write for … Continue reading →

A Leaf Peeper, by informal definition, is someone who travels to view and photograph the fall foliage in areas where leaves change colors in autumn. Western and Central New York are wonderful areas to explore for leaf peeping. The Inn at 28 … Continue reading →

Take a Hike! Did you know that Cuba, NY has a well-groomed section of the Genesee Valley Greenway Trail? Walk, run, bike, or ski this 1.5-mile trail in our wonderful little town. The Genesee Valley Greenway Trail runs 90 miles … Continue reading →

This photo of our staff is my new favorite. Change is happening along with the seasons. I’ll introduce these wonderful folks and how they’re helping at The Inn at 28 and The Old Grey Hound.  On the far left is … Continue reading →