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Episode #186 October 19, 2008
Exploring the arts, entertainment
and heritage of our region.
The
Scene
Weekly
with Mark Werchowski
Going the extra mile since 1866
Moose River Plains Recreation Area
Through the Eyes of Others: African Americans and Identity in American Art
Check out these links for local hobbies and clubs
Best of MV Living Vol. 2
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Longeretta Law Firm
298 Genesee St., Utica
735-6162
Deansboro Superette
Daily Lunch specials
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Oneida Ltd
Factory Store
Autumn Sale
MV Living Fan Special
Order a "Wedgie" and get a complimentary homemade dessert
Today only (10/19/08)
Apples
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The Moose River Recreation Area stretches more than 16 miles between the two entrance gates, these state lands comprise the largest block of remote public land in the Adirondacks readily accessible by car. It consists of 50,000 acres purchased from the Gould Paper Company in 1963.
This week we travel 30 miles south of Utica to the Chenango Valley and the village of Earlville. This pretty little village has both culture and country living. Be sure to check out the Earlville Opera House website to find out what events they have coming up. The shows and performances are always worth the drive in the country.
Thanks for traveling with us, Lance and Sharry
This exhibition utilizes a multitude of visual images and artifacts to help us understand the role that race played in American culture in the past and the legacy that attitudes about race bring to bear on the present day. This distinct exhibition runs through December 31st.
Fenimore Art Museum Cooperstown
Open Tuesday-Sunday 10- 4
The Earlville Free Library is located right at the four corners in Earlville. On display are items Civil War soldier, Major Keech, carried with him throughout the war, including his sabers, pistol, spurs and a fork.
Black Cat Antiques & Gifts
The Village Cafe is located in a circa 1880 Victorian home at #5 East Main St. The waitress-turned-owner knows all the regulars by name.
East Main Street, Earlville
Open Todat 11am-4pm
(315) 691-2233
In the old Hurd Shoe Building in the Bagg's Square area of Utica is a state-of-the-art facility that is home to JETNET, LLC. Celebrating its 20 year this year, JETNET is the world leader in aviation data compilation -compiling owner, operator and contact information for airplanes and helicopters worldwide
Or write:
Kellogg St. Productions
30 Kellogg Street
Clinton, NY 13323
or call 315-853-7133
If you're looking for vintage clothes, hats and jewelry, furniture and collectibles, visit Black Cat Antiques and Gifts
(315) 691-5721
14 East Main Street
The Chenango River was the lifeblood of the early settlement of Earlville. Today it is a recreational resource. Swimming in the summer, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. You can kayak from Earvlille over 100 miles to Binghamton. It would take you the better part of a whole day paddling. A great little adventure idea would be to park one car at the Rogers Environmental Center in Sherburne and drive another to Conley Road off of Williams off of Rt 12 B south of Earlville. There is a sloping boat launch there. The river is slow moving and makes a nice 2 hour kayaking trip to Sherburne.
The Huff Brau Tavern and Cafe was named after the previous owner and decorated veteran, Leeman C. Huff. Today, the Huff Brau tradition is carried on by owner, Becky Jantzen. Open for breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday.
4 W Main Street, Earlville
(315) 691-3300
In the mid 1800's the Stebbins family began raising hops on what is now Drover Hill Farm. This 240 acre farm is now a cattle ranch for Black Angus and Highland cattle. The old homestead is now a beautiful bead and breakfast. You can buy Drover Hill farm dry-aged beef right on the farm by calling ahead at (315) 691-2327 or visiting their website: www.droverhillfarm.com.
Drover Hill specialty items can be found at:
Jewett's Cheese House in Earlville
Nelson Farms in Cazenovia
Green Hill Market in Syracuse.
Their beef is also featured on the menus at:
The Poolville General Store in Earlville
The Colgate Inn in Hamilton.
Intro to Pottery
Wednesdays
Oct. 29-Dec. 10
6-9 pm
Northeast Quilts Unlimited
22nd Annual Exhibition
On display through November 9, 2008
Kirkland Bird Club
Talk by Dr. Sharon Kanfoush
"Polar Ice Shhet response and consequences of Global Warming"
Sunday, October 19 at 2:30pm
Stone Church, Clinton
www.kirklandbirdclub.com
