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Kellogg Street Productions
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
Be sure to visit our sponsors, they make the show possible!
Taylor Avenue, Clinton
Call 853-7309
Event Spotlights with Kari Crimmins
Featuring the music of local artists
The bluegrass music of
Black River Ramblers
The Scene Weekly
with Mark Werchowski
Featuring local
acoustic
& jazz
bands
Episode #75 - Sept 3, 2006 Labor Day Weekend
Cooper Ford's
Ride of the Week The Ford Fusion
Joan Jett
Aug 30, 4pm & 8pm
NYS Fair
Free to fairgoers
Adirondack Reader
Reggie Chambers opened a bookstore in her family's renovated gas station in Inlet. The Adirondack Reader is open year 'round and offers an extensive selection of Adirondack books
There is still a place where shop owners know their customer by name. The Star Bakery bakes to their customers' taste. Robert Marshall, Sr. and his sons, Paul and Robert, Jr. operate the bakery at 1212 Catherine St. in East Utica.
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Robert, Sr. and Paul Marshall
I can't believe this is our 75th show, our "diamond" anniversary (if you're talking weekly anniversaries.) Richard calls it our labor of love and he's right. It is a lot of work, but we get to meet so many fascinating people and visit so many interesting places, that the time really flies by.
A few times a year, during holiday weekends, we run a show that revisits a few previous shows. This gives us time to catch our breath, recharge, and brainstorm about upcoming episodes. We have so many places we have yet to visit and stories to do, it's hard to decide where to go next. Every week we realize just how rich and vast this area is.
Thank you for the letters and emails and for continuing to tune in and for supporting our sponsors. They have been very happy with the response and it is their continued support that keeps us on the air.
This Labor Day we hope you enjoy revisiting with us some old and new businesses important to the past and future of the Mohawk Valley.
-Sharry Whitney
Waterbury Felt Company has been operated at the same location in Oriskany since 1846. At one time it employed over 300 people. You can tour the facility be calling (315) 736-3016 and ask for Ginnie or Annie.
Waterbury Felt Company Yesterday and Today
DeIorio's Frozen Dough Products
In 1924, brothers Pat and John DeIorio started a company that made Italian breads and rolls. Today, the company ships frozen dough products all over the country.
Richard Viti, President of DeIorio's
Carmen and Catherine Caruso opened Caffe Caruso on Bleecker Street nearly 50 years ago, but the pastries and atmospere are the same. People of all generations come from many miles for their delicious pastries.
Carmen and Catherine Caruso
Heidelberg Baking Company
Mmmmm,can't you just smell the freshbaked bread?
We escape the dreary weather in the Lyndon Lyon Greenhouses!
Kinky Boots
Wed and Sat, Sept 6th and 8th
2pm and 7:30pm
MWPAI Film series
Utica
Irish Day with Betsy the Barge
Monday, Sept. 4 at 1pm
Trinkaus Manor Quartete, Vince Colgan, Irosh dancing and more
Fireworks at dusk
Free, bring blankets and lawn chairs
Lock 20 Park, Route 49 Marcy
Annual Polka Fest
Saturday, Sept 9th 2-6pm
Tony's Polka Band
Rt. 5 pavilion, East Herkimer
Fort Klock Giant Craft Fair
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9&10 at 10am
Over 100 crafters
Fort Klock, St. Johnsville
Meet Author Richard Allemann
Author of Movie Lovers Guide to New York
Friday, Sept. 8th at 6:30pm -Free
Reception and refreshments follow presentation
Utopia Books & Art
across from Horned Dorset
Leonardsville
