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30 Kellogg Street
Clinton, NY 13323
or call 315-853-7133
Exploring the arts, entertainment and heritage of our region. Watch Sunday mornings at 7:30 and 12:05 (midnight) on WKTV
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Event Spotlights with Kari Crimmins
Featuring the music of local artists
presents
The bluegrass music of
Black River Ramblers
Mark Werchowski
Adirondack Journal
The Scene Weekly
with Mark Werchowski
Featuring local
acoustic
& jazz
bands
Highlights from August 13, 2006 show
We feature local
artists every week.
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Feature Artist, Harold Kaltenbach
Hitting the Beaches of the Mohawk Valley
The Passeggiata
Malio Cardarelli tells us about the "evening stroll," an Italian tradition that became a part of life in East Utica. Today, many communities are revisiting this tradition.
Harold has been carving for 11 years and his company is called Chips & Knots. He is a member of the Erie Canal Woodcarvers. The club meets every Thursday from 7-9pm at the Westmoreland Middle School and is open to beginner and advanced carvers. Call Harold if you would like more information at (315) 525-5405.
There are many beautiful beaches just minutes from the Mohawk Valley. This week we visited Sylvan, Verona and Delta Beach.
Sylvan Beach
Is free and open to the public with a swimming area monitored by lifeguards. There is also the popular old-fashioned Sylvan Beach Amusement Park and many great restaurants.
The Spaghetti Factory is a family-favorite restaurant located between Verona and Sylvan Beach. John and Barbara Gwilt have owned it since 1978 and prepare every meal fresh for you.
Dinner and a movie means something special in Inlet. The Tamarack Cafe and Movie House has $3 movies and a unique domed movie house, including tables in the back to enjoy a snack during the movie!
The Mohawk Valley's own Joe Bonamassa comes to Turning Stone
8pm Thursday,
August 8th
Turning Stone, Verona
Mozart Birthday Celebration
Sunday, August 13, 2006 at 7pm
$25 adults, $12.50 age 6-12
Cooperstown Chamber Music Festival
Christ Episcopal Church, Fair St., Cooperstown
Post-concert dessert reception

Life and Death of General Nicholas Herkimer
Sunday, August 13, 2006 at 1pm
Demonstration and food sales
2pm funeral procession
Herkimer Home Historic Site in Little Falls

Mohawk Valley Ballet Company
at Utica Monday Nite
Monday, August 14, 2006 at 8pm
Free show under the stars.
Hanna Park, Utica

Mister Roberts
Classic Movie at the Stanley
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
$5.50
Stanley Box Office, 724-4000

Chenango Blues Festival
Friday and Saturday, Aug 17&18
Free event
Chenango County Fairgrounds
www.chenangobluesfest.org
Cooper Ford's
Ride of the Week
The Ford Fusion
Verona Beach State Park
Is open to the public with a $7 charge for parking. The park has a lifeguard monitored swimming area and playground. The park has a beautiful shaded picnic area and hiking trails.
Delta Lake State Park
Is open to the public with a $7 charge for parking. The park has a lifeguard monitored swimming area. The view from the beach is of the beautiful tree-lined shores of Delta Lake.
Delta Lake is named for the village that once stood between the Mohawk River and Potash Brook. In 1908 construction of a dam began and the town was dismantled and by 1912 the area was under water. Historian, Mary Centro, regularly presents a slide show, "The Lost Village of Delta," through the Rome Historical Society.