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Exploring the arts, entertainment
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Event Spotlights with Kari Crimmins
Mohawk Valley Living features the music of:
The Scene Weekly
with Mark Werchowski
Episode #78 - Sept 24, 2006
Sundays
7:30am WKTV
10am CW (starts 9/24 ch. 11)
12:05 Midnight WKTV
Copper City Rome
2006 Chrysler
Town & Country
We hope you enjoy the new addition of our 10am timeslot on The CW
(Utica cable ch. 11) Thank you for the letters and emails of congratulations.
We're very excited about it too!
Also, starting next Saturday, you can see a sneak preview of the show
every Saturday morning during WKTV's 9am news.
We're busy working on new episodes of Adirondack Journal with Gary
VanRiper. The mountains are donning their autumn best and we're looking
forward to more great adventures in the North Country.
Thanks for watching -Sharry Whitney, Producer
Feature Artist, Kim Kershaw
Kid's Creative Writing workshop
Wed., October 4 at 4:30
Ann Mack focuses on imagery and imagination in writing for kids age 10-14. Sign up today, $15
Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts, Canal Place, Little Falls
Mushroom Walk
Saturday, September 30 at 10am
Sally Reymers guides the tour on Adams Farm trail. Free, meet in parking lot
Rogers Environmental Center, Rt. 80, Sherburne
The 5 Browns
Friday, September 29 at 8pm
Tickets $15
Stanley Theatre, Utica
Purchase tickets
Polymer Clay Workshop
Wed. nights 6-8pm starting 9/27
5-week introductory class with Felicia Hollum
Ages 15 and up
Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts
Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 23&24 at 10am
300 exhibitors, arts & crafts, farmers market, country cooking and more. Free.
Main Street in Remsen
Open Daily 10-5
Canal Place
Little falls
New Faces in
East Utica -Stucco
Stucco is a popular build-
ing material of Bosnian and other European immigrants.
John Berube expanded his contracting business to include stucco supply and distribution. Statewide Stucco Supply overcame the communication barrier with a little help from their new neighbors.
East Utica homes reflect style of homelands
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local music
each weekwith Mark
There's a lot of changes happening in West Utica, but some things, like Reynold's Hardware on Varick St., remain the same. Reynold's Hardware is over 100 years old. The Misiaszek brothers moved the business across the street in 1946 and built on the uniquely shaped vancant lot. They outgrew the original location, now Tom's Barbershop. Bob Misiaszek grew up in the business and now runs the store his father and uncle built.
Reynold's Hardware, Yesterday & Today
Holy Trinity Celebrates 100th
Holy Trinity is celebrating its 100th anniversay today (Sunday, 9/24) at 2:30 with a mass of thanksgiving and a reception. Father Hapanowicz took us on a tour of the Morey organ that is being restored as part of the 100th anniversary celebration.
Players new home in West Utica
Michele O'Neil, president of Players of Utica, shows us the future site of their new theatre on State Street. The project progresses based on the financial support they receive from the community. Since 1913, Players of Utica has entertained nearly one million people from all over Central NY.
Known for its homemade food and great jazz and blues, Tiny's grill is a local tradition. The original owner and his son were both "Tinys."
A customer talks with owner, Joanne Gerace, about the day Tiny's came to the rescue when he and his bride's outdoor wedding reception plans were rained out and relocated to Tiny's.
Richard takes Joanne's advice and takes his first bite of Tiny's famous Limburger cheese sandwich with his nose plugged. "I'm doing this for my mom!"
Brand new Coffeehouse in West Utica
Cathy DiCastro sees opportunity in West Utica. Her new business opened this week on Colombia Street. Elwood's Coffeehouse & Roadshow, offers fresh brewed coffee and homemade food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Be sure to say hello to Elwood, her golden retriever and mascot!
Kim Kershaw designs fine jewelry inspired by nature. She also works with customers to design custom pieces. She starts with an idea and then lets the creative process take over from there. Her studio is located on Williams Street in Clinton.
Next week, Rocky Point in Inlet, an easy hike with a great payoff!
