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Episode #95 - January 21, 2007
Sundays
7:30am WKTV
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Event Spotlights with Kari
This week we continued our tour of "FIM country" (Frankfort, Ilion, and Mohawk.) We're headed lock, stock, and barrel to Ilion. It was almost named Remington, after the well-respected Remington gunmakers. We will be visiting Ilion again next week to learn more about this village's history and natural beauty. The library in Ilion has a wealth of information and interesting books about the Remington family, if we've peaked your interest!
Sharry and Lance Whitney
The Scene Weekly with Mark
Werchowski
Drive of the Week
2007 Kia Amanti
Cooper Kia
Affordable Luxury!
Exploring the arts, entertainment
and heritage of our region.
Join Gary VanRiper
each week
for a new
adventure!
Malio Cardarelli recalls growing up in East Utica in the 40s and 50s and how installing storm windows and shoveling snow was a much bigger chore than now-a-days. But he remembers it as a social time between neighbors.
Caretaker, Bob, invites you & your family to Saturdays at Sagamore. This free event is from noon to 4pm with a new program each Saturday. starting at 1:30. 315-354-5311 ext 29
Remington is America's oldest gunmaker. The village of Ilion is proud the Remington history, in fact, the early settlers wanted to name the town after the family, but the Remington's were modest and asked that they didn't. You can visit the Remington Museum Mon-Fri 10am to 4:30pm., tours are in the summer, but may be arranged by appointment.
Richard traded last week's hair net for safety goggles as we toured the custom shop at Remington. We were fascinated with the detail and craftsmanship
Although modern technology allows for laser carving, we met craftsmen at Remington's custom shop that do this detailed work by hand.
that goes into creating a custom rifle.
The Remington's built an amazing mansion to impress the Russian royalty who were customers. Although the mansion no longer exists, the magnificent horse stables is now home to Ilion Little Theatre, one of the nation's oldest theatre companies.
Murder at the Howard Johnson's
March 2,3,4,9&10
Tickets available at the door $10
The Stables
13 Remington Ave., Ilion
The cast of Ilion Little Theatre rehearses for their upcoming comedy in March.
Featured Artist, Thomas Mc Avaney
We enjoyed lunch at the Farmhouse Restaurant in Ilion. MV Living viewers enjoy buy one get one 1/2 price breakfast or lunch today.
They are open until 1pm.
It's hard to imagine anyone knowing more about the Remington family than artist, Jim Parker. His ancestors were great friends of the family, in fact, Jim's deed requires that he maintain a wooden pipe allowing water to flow for water power to Remington!
Utica Symphony Orchestra presents
Rare Gems
Sunday, January 21 at 3pm
First Presbyterian Church
1605 Genesee St., Utica
Louis Ramsey -Comedy
Wednesday, January 24 at 5pm
McLaughlin College Center, HCCC
866-0300
Keyboard Conversations
"Schumann: Musical Love Letters"
Saturday, January 27 at 8pm
$25, call 797-0055
Munson Williams Proctor
Art of the World
Sat., Jan 27 and Sat., Feb 3
workshops with John van Orsouw
for artists age 6-8
Free, but registration required 823-0808
Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts
Thomas McAvaney is principal violist for the Utica Symphony Orchestra. He teaches at the New Hartford Senior High School
