[caption id="attachment_11130" align="alignleft" width="224" caption="Athens Lemonade Day stand."][/caption]Lemonade Day was clearly a success in Greene County, Sun. May 1, as a lot of drinks were sold, and children learned a few business lessons. This is the first year the annual event was held in New York, and stands were all over the county. Children reported brisk sales, and several towns offered multiple flavors. In Greenville, there were four stands within a stone's throw of the intersection of Routes 81 and 32. In Coxsackie, I counted eight stands, and probably missed a few. Prices ranged from 75 cents to $3, and flavors included pink, strawberry, and mango. Below, we have interviews with children running stands in Catskill, Athens, Coxsackie, and Greenville, though there was lemonade everywhere in Greene County on Sunday.[caption id="attachment_11129" align="alignright" width="224" caption="Catskill Girl Scouts set up this stand on Route 9W for Lemonade Day."][/caption]

Click here to listen to mp3 of Claire Moore and Caralee Depew of Catskill Girl Scout Troop #1917 about Lemonade Day interview by Tom Roe.

Click here to listen to mp3 of Isabella and Emma from Athens with Lemonade Day stand on Rt. 385, interview by Tom Roe.

Click here to listen to mp3 of Dylan Himes in Lemonade Day in Coxsackie, interview by Tom Roe.

Click here to listen to mp3 of Carolee, Carla, Chris, and Kayla in Greenville with a Lemonade Day stand, interview by Tom Roe.