Month: November 2013

Do you really want to fight those crowds and wait in long lines just to purchase a common gift, when you can come to our quaint Hopewell Craft Store and pick out a one of a kind present for that special someone on your list?

You will be amazed at the items we have from superbly crafted Adirondack chairs to handmade cutting boards, birdhouses and feeders, jewelry, baby quilts, our hand crafted glass cheese plates, not to mention our own pure maple syrup, as well as beautifully designed holiday items!

Our doors are open from 9:00am – 5:00pm Friday and Saturday November 29th and 30th.

We look forward to seeing you!

Our Hopewell team, coordinated by Garden and Creative Art Program Facilitator, Cindy Wagner, is hard at work making wonderfully, unique items in preparation for our third annual Farm and Craft Market Holiday Open House.

Everyone is enjoying this time of year and looking forward to showing off their one of a kind creation.

The doors are open from 9:00am – 5:00pm Friday and Saturday November 29th and 30th so we hope you can join us!

The Fall issue of SZ Magazine, a division of Magpie Media Inc. has highlighted twelve residential treatment centers in an ad for ARTA which lists mental health communities of hope and healing.

Hopewell is lucky enough to be among them. SZ Magazine is published four times a year and their mission is “dedicated to bringing hope, dignity and support by providing inspiration and information about mental health issues.”

If you would like subscription information on SZ Magazine please visit mentalwellnesstoday.com

Hopewell’s Horsemanship Group, facilitated by our Nurse Manager Cheryl Meister, led the residents on a fun-filled hayride throughout our “Clara T. Rankin Nature Preserve”. The wagon was led by two of Hopewell’s stealthy and beautiful Belgian Mares, Bess and Belle. With our Farm Manager Norm taking the reins, the group enjoyed the gorgeous, yet sometimes bumpy, winding trails, as well as the wondrous sights and sounds of nature.While chilly, no one seemed to mind as they huddled together to keep warm.

This was not just any fall hayride; it was the start of Hopewell’s annual Halloween party, costumes and all!