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Episode #109 - April 29, 2007
Sundays
7:30am WKTV
10am CW (Ch. 11)
12:05 Midnight WKTV
The Scene Weekly with Mark
Werchowski
Exploring the arts, entertainment
and heritage of our region.
Join Gary VanRiper
each week
for a new
adventure!
Visit
stavesauction.com
Next Auction
Tues., May 1st at 6pm
Montana's Sports Bar &Restaurant
N Litchfield St, Frankfort
(315) 895-4831
Betty's Diner
River Rd., Marcy
732-9300
Florentine Pastry Shop
677 Bleecker St., Utica
724-8032
West End Seafood
2201 Erie St., Utica
733-9764
We had a great time uncovering the history in Deansboro. With the help of local historian, Dorothy McConnell, we learned about the early settlers, including the Brothertown Indian Community. We got some great excercise and muddy feet looking for the burial ground of Samson Occum, and what a beautiful view of the valley!
Event Spotlights with Kari
Clubs & Hobbies with Emily
Warm Up with a Summertime
Fish Story
Thanks for watching, Sharry & Lance
Utica Camera Club
This Friday, April 6th, "30 places to shoot within 60 miles of Utica"
All meetings and workshops, unless otherwise indicated, are held at the Heritage Health Care Center at 1657 Sunset Avenue in Utica. Meetings and workshops begin at 7:00 pm.
Utica Roadrunners
Join this active 400 member club open to all ages and paces. Thursday night runs and
Sunday morning breakfasts.
Spring is here at last. It's hard to believe fishing season opened 3 weeks ago. Malio warms us up with a fish story from when he was a boy in East Utica.
Winner of the drawing for a complete set of Adirondack Kids books is Ann Schuyler of Salisbury Center!
Thanks to all who entered.
Kirkland Bird Club Monthly Meeting
Sunday April 15 at 2:30
Stone Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Deansboro is the only Hamlet in the Town of Marshall. It is divided by the Oriskany Creek that runs South to North and empties into the Mohawk in Oriskany. The fertile soil that surrounded the creek made the area good for farming. The Brothertown Indian Settlement was here, led by Samson Occum.
Samson Occum
(1723-1792) was a
Mohegan and one
of the first ordained
Christian Indian
ministers. Occum's
popularity as an
eloquent teacher and spiritual leader grew with Indians over a large part of New England.
One of the burial grounds for the Brothertown Community is off of Bogusville Hill Rd. If you would like to visit the cemetery please contact Mr. Lawrence Ames at 841-4363. He will be happy to give you a tour.
An entrepreneurial spoon-maker in Deansboro found making spoons not as profitable as actually making money. The bogus coins he produced got him in trouble with the Federal Government. It is believed the plates he used are buried on Bogusville Hill Rd.
Tens of thousands of books await booklovers at Berry Hill Book Shop located 1.5 miles west of Deansboro on Rt. 12B
Ye Olde Canal Shoppe Antiques is located on Rt 12B in Deansboro.
Shopping, Entertainment, and Food
The Canal Trail is a smooth hike and bike trail that takes you from Clinton almost to Oriskany Falls.
You can stop for some homemade food at Joan's Country Cafe.
Deansboro is home to the
Monster Sub at the Deansboro
Superette, where you can also
get authentic Syrian food like
hommus and taboule.
Feature Artist -Kristin Boutin
Friday, May 4
KAC Coffeehouse
Kirkland Art Center, Clinton
Historical Homes & Buildings
Rome Lecture Series
Thursday, May 3 at 7pm
MVCC's Plumley Complex
Rome
Mohawk Valley Quilt Club
Next meeting, Monday, May 14th 7-9pm New Hartford First Methodist Church,
105 Genesee Street, New Hartford
Open Tues-Fri 10-5
Sat 10-3
Willie Nelson
visits Deansboro
this summer
