Here's a couple of links that may be helpful or not. My computer won't access pdf files so not sure about the first one. The other is a list of garden centers in your state by cities.

New York Berry News

People Places Plants Northeast

Thanks so much. Will look at those websites.
For those interested: I just learned that the following nursery is terrific and carries "Sweet Rubies" which were originally the type chosen by Aerogarden. Their website is:

http://www.matterhornnursery.com/about_history.php

Aerogarden seems fairly popular hereabouts. Glad you found a close source for your berries!

In NC, we generally grow Camarosa, Chandler, and Charlie. I believe Chandler have the greatest 'strawberry' flavor and Charlie have the greatest sugar content. Camarose are just honkin' strawberries.

Thanks, "grizzman." I'll find out which is best suited for an Aerogarden.
And thanks also "charlielittle."

Following up on my quest for the best variety of strawberries to grow in an indoor Aerogarden (no balcony), I could not find, "Sweet Rubies," which was considered by Aerogrow, Inc. but discontinued due to transport problems. I was told that the "little French" variety, Woodlands would be a good alternative? Anyone have any thoughts on that suggestion? Thanks!

I don't know a lot about strawberries, but whatever you get you'll want to be a smaller variety. An "everbearing" strawberry might be good if you want to keep it running for a long time.