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 Eileen Stout has owned the Rogue's Harbor Inn for 14 years. "I was
running the jewelry store next store, and the person that was here went
bankrupt, and I thought, 'what a beautiful building, and it's been
treated very badly.' So I bought it, a little bit naively, of course,
and started working on it. It took a few years to get it where it is
now, and I'm still always fixing little things. I love it."
In 2005 she celebrated the 175th anniversary of the inn with a
year-long celebration. The celebration is running the whole year "since
we don't know exactly when they started." Events have included wine
tastings from all the Cayuga vineyards, in June there were half priced
steamed mussels and clams, and there are specials for each month listed
on their web site. The celebration will culminate on New Year's eve
with food specials, entertainments and possibly some give-aways.
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