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9/5/21

Greenville’s Drive-In 32 presents QWERTY: Typewriter and the Letter Arts Festival Vol.5

Written By Editor on 9/5/21 | 9/5/21

Greenville’s Drive-In 32 Outdoor Cinema will be hosting its fifth QWERTY Typewriter & the Letter Arts Festival from September 22 through 26, 2021 both at the drive-in and at the Greenville Public Library.

QWERTY Vol. 5 will take a closer look at typography and its impact on culture through typewriter exhibits, workshops, films and a live performance by The Boston Typewriter Orchestra. All QWERTY events are open and free to the public. However, tickets are recommended and are available at www.drivein32.com.

“Since the first QWERTY in 2016, it was clear that the typewriter is still inspiring creativity and fun for visitors of all ages,” said Leigh Van Swall. “Each festival has been such an eye-opening and exciting experience for people, it is a highlight each season.”

To kick off QWERTY, Van Swall, who owns Greenville’s Drive-In 32 with her husband, Dwight Grimm, will host My TYPE of Film, at the Greenville Public Library on Wednesday, September 22 at 7 p.m. Van Swall will explore the diversity and impact of typeface relating to film. Participants will also have a chance to type their own haiku to be added to the poetry wall at the drive-in.

Shifting to Saturday, September 25 at 4 p.m., the QWERTY Typewriter Festival will take place at Greenville’s Drive-In 32 with a “type-in” featuring the typewriter collection of Erik Molbach as well as a Typewriter Evolution Exhibit in the snack bar, postcard station, raffle, and a performance by The Boston Typewriter Orchestra. The evening will end with a screening of the 2002 Steven Spielberg film “Catch Me If You Can,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks. The film is rated PG-13.

Finishing the festival on Sunday, September 26 is the return screening of “Helvetica”; the 2007 documentary about typography, graphic design and global visual culture.

Although the typewriter may seem like a reminiscent device of generations past, QWERTY has invigorated it for the generations of the future.

Olivia M., 12, of Greenville has attended each QWERTY festival and recommends it to everyone.

“I learned to use a typewriter and I love them all because of QWERTY,” said Olivia. “I got to teach my little sister how to use one before she started kindergarten last year and I recommend that all kids type on a typewriter, it is a fun hobby for anyone.”

QWERTY Vol. 5 is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the New York State Governor’s Office and the New York State Legislature and administered in Schoharie County by the Greene County Council on the Arts dba CREATE Council for Resources to Enrich the Arts, Technology and Education.

More information about the QWERTY festival www.drivein32.com.

Information on the Boston Typewriter Orchestra can be found at www.bostontypewriterorchestra.com.

Promotional photos can be found at http://tinyurl.com/ypey65w5

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Chicken BBQ Fundraiser Oct 17th

CHICKEN BBQ

Take-out only

SUN. OCT. 17, 2021

1pm – 5pm

$13 Advance Tickets

No walk-ins

West Athens Fire Station #2

Leeds-Athens Road, Athens

Benefit of West Athens-Lime Street Fire Co.

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Children’s Art and Poetry Focused on Catskills Water at Water Discovery Center in Arkville Through October

September 3 (Arkville) Children’s artwork and poetry related to Catskills water, its journey to, and use in, New York City is on display at the Catskill Water Discovery Center, 669 Hwy 38, Arkville, Saturdays 12 - 3 through October, or by appointment, for groups and school classes. The exhibit features the winning entries of NYC DEP’s Water Resources Art and Poetry Contest. Inspired by contest themes, which incorporate STEM and humanities disciplines, the work addresses:

· Water, A Precious Resource: To recognize the importance of a clean and plentiful supply of water.

· New York City Water Supply System: To explore the history of the New York City’s Water Supply System and its present-day source, operation, delivery, protection and maintenance.

· Water Stewardship and Climate Change: What can we do to help? To consider our influence on the environment and how we can address and take action on environmental issues that influence our neighborhoods, our city, and beyond.

The exhibit complements the Center’s permanent exhibition, a timeline history of the NYC Water Supply System, from the suitability of the Catskills to provide the country’s largest city with clean, abundant supplies of fresh water, to the sacrifices made by the local population, to the cooperation achieved by upstate and downstate leaders and advocates, yielding an unprecedented, unparalleled system.

FOR MORE INFORMATION about scheduling a visit please leave a message at 845 586 6622. Please visit www.waterdiscoverycenter.org

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4-H Garden Project Family Farm Day Social Hour Fundraiser at Grapevine Farms

Attending the event are from left to right: Marsha McHugh, Assemblyman Chris Tague, Carrie Edsall, Ron Ketelsen, John Maxwell and Jessica Holmes. Not in picture was Shannon Almy.

4-H Garden Project Family Farm Day Social Hour at the Grapevine Farms raised $2,500 on August. 28. The Chamber would like to especially THANK our following sponsors for contributing to this project: Grapevine Farms, Edsall Hill Dairy and Willow Pond Farm,

Ron & Christine Weber, Senator Peter Oberacker, Assemblyman Chris Tague, Delaware DA John Hubbard, Schoharie DA Susan Mallery, Sherriff and Kathy Stevens, MidTel, HBH Clydesdales, Kelley Farm and Garden, State Farm Insurance, Tri-City Scaffold, Middleburgh Hardware, Bulls Head Inn, Apple Barrel, Hessian Hill Farm, Central Bridge Farms, Schoharie County Farm Bureau, KA Construction, Eric, Jessica and Ayla Proctor, The Reilly Family, Doug & Joan Cater

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SUNY Men's Golf Drops Dual Meet to SUNY Delhi

The SUNY Cobleskill men’s golf team fell in dual meet action to the host Broncos of SUNY Delhi on Sunday by a 303-to-366 margin hosted by the Broncos at the Delhi Country Club a par 71, 6459-yard.

The Fighting Tigers were led by senior Brock Ricketts, Cherry Creek, N.Y., Pine Valley High School, who placed tenth overall posting a round of 10-over par 81 on the day.

Cobleskill will next be in action on Sunday September 11th when they travel to Voorheesville, N.Y. for a Sage College Fall Invitational at the Colonie Golf & Country Club beginning at 1:00 p.m.

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SUNY Women's Cross Country Competes at SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational

The SUNY Cobleskill women’s cross-country team opened the 2021 season on Saturday by competing as an incomplete squad at the SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational hosted by the Wildcats on their campus course.

Competing in her first intercollegiate event, freshman Jenna Swyers, Peru, N.Y., Peru High School, turned in an impressive opening effort by completing the 4000-meter course in a time of 20:13.5 to place 25^th overall in a field of 57 runners to lead the Fighting Tigers.

The Orange & Black will next compete at home on Saturday September 11 when they host the Steven A. Warde Invitational beginning at 10:30 a.m.

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SUNY Men's Cross Country Runs to Victory at SUNY Poly Short Course

The SUNY Cobleskill men’s cross-country team opened their 2021 season in impressive fashion on Saturday, posting a team score of 24 points to better a field of nine teams at the SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational hosted by the Wildcats on their campus course.

Leading the way for Cobleskill was freshman Eamonn Sullivan, Wappingers Falls, N.Y., Fordham Prep., who better the 65-runner field by covering the 6000-meter course in an impressive time of 19:02 to capture a victory in his first career intercollegiate race.

In support of Sullivan’s run, the Fighting Tigers displayed strong pack running as senior Dillon VanDemortel, Newark, N.Y., Newark High School, placed second overall in 19:11.7 freshman Nick Logan, Queensbury, N.Y., Queensbury High School, placed third overall in 19:29.3 and freshman Shane Viscosi, Fultonville, N.Y., Fonda-Fultonville High School, finished fifth overall in 19:56.4.

Senior Jared Craw, Colonie, N.Y., Colonie High School/Hudson Valley Community College, rounded out the team’s scoring in 13^th place with a time of 21:02.5.

The Fighting Tigers will return to action on Saturday September 11 when they host their annual Steven A. Warde Invitational beginning at 10:30 a.m.

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SUNY Women's Golf Competes at SUNY Delhi

The SUNY Cobleskill women’s golf team took to the links on Sunday for a mini-individual event hosted by SUNY Delhi at the par 72, 6078-yard Delhi Country Club. The tournament was an individual stroke play event featuring no team scoring.

The Fighting Tigers were led by junior Olivia Lisi, Marathon, N.Y., Marathon High School, who placed second overall with a season best score of 27 over-par 99 on the afternoon.

Cobleskill will next be in action on Sunday September 11^th when they travel to Voorheesville, N.Y. for a Sage College Fall Invitational at the Colonie Golf & Country Club beginning at 1:00 p.m.

2021 SUNY Cobleskill at SUNY Delhi Individual Event

Hosted by SUNY Delhi

at Delhi Country Club
Delhi, New York
Dates: 9/5/2021
Par 72, 6078 yards

RESULTS: (Non-Team Scoring Event.)

Individual Standings

Rank		Name	Team	Total	Par
	1	Erin Schowerer	SUNY Delhi	89	+17
	2	Olivia Lisi	SUNY Cobleskill	99	+27
	4	Sierra Perry	SUNY Cobleskill	103	+31
	5	Hannah Cater	SUNY Cobleskill	135	+63

Individual Medalist: Erin Schowerer SUNY Delhi-89

SUNY Cobleskill Individual Scores:

SUNY Cobleskill	Score	Par	Place
Olivia Lisi	99	+27	2^nd
Sierra Perry	103	+31	3^rd
Hannah Cater	135	+63	4^th

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Margaretville Hospital Now Offers Outpatient Opioid Addiction Care

Margaretville Hospital, a member of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth), recently launched a medication-assisted treatment program that helps prevent opioid overdose and assists individuals as they combat substance use disorder. The new program, with support from a grant from New York State’s Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), initiates treatment with buprenorphine, a medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration for treating opioid use disorder as an adjuvant to counseling and other supportive services. After receiving a first dose, the patient is provided with options for follow-up services.

Administering Care for Recovery

Individuals seeking treatment can visit Margaretville Hospital’s Emergency Department at any time, day or night. Trained staff will administer the first dose of buprenorphine and provide a prescription so the individual can continue treatment at home. Margaretville Hospital staff will also match patients to peer advocates and share options for follow up treatment, one of which is services offered through WMCHealth’s Kyle Goldberg Turning Point Outpatient Program.

“Medication-assisted treatment saves lives while increasing the likelihood of a patient staying in treatment, learning new skills and building the support needed for long-term recovery,” said Kenneth Oclatis, PhD, Director of WMCHealth’s Outpatient Behavioral Health Services. “Access to medication-assisted treatment in rural areas is often limited by a shortage of providers trained in addiction medicine, a lack of access to comprehensive addiction programs, and transportation obstacles. This program seeks to eliminate those barriers and enable patients to remain in their home by offering OASAS-approved telepractice follow-up services. This is a much needed program for the area and we are excited to offer these new services to the community.”

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WYBM TV 15 Launching

Dan Viles, General Manager of CANNY Inc. and WYBM TV 15 Berkshire & Springfield Mass. is pleased to announce the impending launch of TV service to the counties of Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire & Hamden.

WYBM TV 15 is a sister station to WYBN TV 14 serveing the Albany NY DMA.

CANNY Inc. is celebrating it’s 20th anniversary with various business expansions.

WYBM TV 15 will reach 439,656 persons based on the 2018 flash census. The signal will replace the loss of local TV when WCDC TV 19 , Adams , Mass. was sold to the FCC & left the air in 2017.

WYBM will emulate the successful format of WYBN TV 14. Confirmed Diginets are NewsNet, FR 24 News, Sno Country Ski Reports , and Custom Weather Reports from Intellivion Weather Service, Fun Roads TV . Other diginets will be announced as they are confirmed.

WYBM will transmit from a communications tower in Windsor Mass.

Local weather, ski reports , tourism & golf reports are some of the TV shows planned.

Launch date is fluid but will be in 2021.

(845) 876 1212

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9/1/21

Learn to Fly - F.L.Y. First Love Yourself by Sister Chirya

Written By Editor on 9/1/21 | 9/1/21

Become a self transformer and transform your thoughts and habits from negative to positive in a second with a powerful brake. When we have negative or waste thoughts, their speed is fast. We need to increase the practice of applying a powerful brake to slow down our thoughts in a second and bring about a change.

Why can't we change the pattern of our thoughts so easily? Imagine being a baby bird so comfortable in the nest, it never wants to fly. It doesn't realize it can fly and never realizes the blissful freedom of flight, never feels the wind through its wings. It thinks other birds flying around are unwise or foolish. In much the same way, we never really leave our nests of old thought patterns. Our habitual thoughts become our comfort zone and each repetitive thought pattern is like a twig in the nest, making the nest stronger and our stay in the nest seemingly comfortable, safe and permanent. We don't experience our true spiritual flight or freedom or feel the floating feeling of our inner beautiful nature.

No one is more capable of flying free than you are because the ability to change is within all of us, all the time. The solution is to remind yourself you can fly free. Where to begin? Talk to yourself: "I can F.L.Y. - First.Love.Yourself.". Pause and experience the feeling. We're most alive when we love ourselves. This spiritual 'brake' of love makes us strong, makes us brave to 'break' our attachments of old thought forms. It's an act of courage and most refreshing. With love I can change and fly no matter what happens. My world is not only this nest in a tree; the whole world is my garden, my home. I have removed the twigs of old thought forms and spread my self confident wings of love and light. Now I easily leave this nest of attachments as I am much wiser, stronger and stable, and fly free with the wind of positivity beneath my wings. Above all, it is the essence of just one positive thought in one second that helps us quickly empower ourselves. When we F.L.Y. and consistently transform our thoughts from negative to positive, world transformation through our self transformation will be completed. When I change, the world changes!

Contact Info: Chirya Yvonne Risely at bkchirya@gmail.com chirya.risely@peacevillageretreat.org

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Franklin Farmers' Market Music at the Market Series 2021. Hyzer Hillbillies

The Franklin Farmers’ Market is pleased to welcome Hyzer Hillbillies to the Music at the Market stage on Sunday, September 12th, 2021, 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. The local group performs folk and bluegrass tunes.

Hyzer Hillbillies is composed of William Duke on guitar, mandolin, banjo and dulcimer, Joseph Laureira on guitar, Gayle Brown on accordion, Jeanne Palmer on fiddle and Charles Macintosh on bass. Playing a large repertoire of country, folk, and roots classics, peppered with their own country compositions, this is a musical experience not to be missed.

The performance is FREE to attend. Tables and chairs are available, and guests are welcome to bring their own seats as well. Don’t forget to purchase a sweet or some cheese and a beverage from the vendors to enjoy during the show.

The Market is open 10am to 2pm in the Village of Franklin on Institute Street and includes vendors from Franklin and surrounding towns. Selling breads & rolls, beef, chicken & eggs, doggy treats, herbs, honey, jams & jellies, jewelry, maple candies and syrup, mushrooms, plant seedlings, pork & lamb, preserves, a variety of produce, relishes, Scandinavian baked goods, sunflower oil, fresh & smoked trout, and home décor.

Music at the Market is made possible with funds from the Delaware County Arts Grants, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered in Delaware County by the Roxbury Arts Group, the A. Lindsay & Olive B. O'Connor Foundation, and Delaware County Economic Development, New York.

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8/31/21

State Police search for man stealing auto parts in Otsego County

Written By Editor on 8/31/21 | 8/31/21

New York State Police are looking for the public’s help in finding a man who stole vehicle parts from auto stores in Otsego County.

On June 27, 2021 at approximately 7:25 a.m., a man operating an older model white Chevrolet Silverado stole scrap brake rotors valued at approximately $200 from Sidney Tire in Unadilla.

Less than an hour later, the same man in the same pick-up truck was observed at Certified Auto Outlet in Oneonta. At approximately 8:18 a.m., he’s seen loading approximately two- dozen used pick-up truck tires and approximately five aluminum pick-up rims into the white Chevrolet Silverado.

The man is described as a white male with short darker hair, between 30 -40 years old, wearing a dark t-shirt, dark pants, dark shoes with white soles. The pick-up truck is an older model, possibly a 2007 – 2013 white Chevrolet Silverado. It has an extended cab, a trailer hitch, rust on the rear wheel wells and a white sticker in the back window.

The pick-up truck was last seen leaving Certified Auto Outlet on State Route 23 toward Davenport.

A similar incident occurred on July 19, 2021 at Sidney Tire where another 20-30 brake rotors were taken by a man matching the description and the same white Chevrolet Silverado. This time, the man was seen wearing a sweatshirt with a zipper down the front of it, dark pants and dark shoes with white soles.

If you have any information about this man or the truck, please contact New York State Police at (607)561-7400.

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Fenimore Art Museum Extends Closing Date for Keith Haring Exhibition

The exhibition, Keith Haring: Radiant Vision, now closes October 11, 2021.

The new closing date allows for additional visitors to experience this popular exhibition.

Free admission for visitors age 19 and under through the run of the exhibition.

Exhibition Extended:

KEITH HARING: RADIANT VISION

Now on view through October 11, 2021

Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY

FenimoreArt.org

Cooperstown, New York — Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown has extended its exhibition, Keith Haring: Radiant Vision, until October 11, 2021. This five-week extension allows for additional visitors to experience the popular show through Upstate New York’s fall travel season. Museum admission is free for visitors ages 19 and under. Free admission is made possible through a generous donation by Mr. Gary Cassinelli and Mr. Nick Preston.

Examine different aspects of Haring’s life and career including his subway drawings and street art, gallery shows, the Pop Shop, and his commercial work. Featuring more than 100 works from a private collection, the exhibition includes lithographs, silkscreens, drawings on paper, and posters, and details the full arc of Haring's short but prolific career.

Visitors will instantly recognize seminal images like “Radiant Baby”—images that permeated American culture in the 1980s and became emblematic of the time. The images are powerful examples of how Haring fought for change using art as a platform for activism. In its entirety, the exhibition serves as a tribute to this iconic artist and his dedication to social justice and the betterment of youth worldwide. For more information, visit FenimoreArt.org.

This project is supported by a Market New York grant awarded to Fenimore Art Museum from I LOVE NY/New York State’s Division of Tourism as part of the Regional Economic Development Council initiative.

The exhibition is sponsored in part by Mr. Gary Cassinelli & Mr. Nick Preston, The Clark Foundation, Nellie & Robert Gipson, Hughson & Benson Associates Insurance, Joe & Carol Mahon, NYCM Insurance, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Putnam, and The Tom Morgan & Erna J. McReynolds Charitable Foundation. Keith Haring: Radiant Vision is traveled by Pan Art Connections, Inc.

Other current exhibitions include Believe in Yourself: What We Learned from Arthur (August 7–December 31, 2021). The exhibition highlights the art of Marc Brown, the creator of the bestselling Arthur adventure book series and numerous other children's books. The collection will delight young visitors with an inside look at Marc's artwork and stories. Also on view is Toying with the World: Works by Laurene Krasny Brown (August 7–December 31, 2021). Brown makes small art that sparks curiosity and invites the viewer in for a closer examination. A total of six exhibitions are on view through the remainder of the year alongside Fenimore's impressive collections of fine art, folk art, and Native American art, including The Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art.

SAFETY: To maintain a safe environment, face masks are required for all visitors and staff inside the museum (vaccinated and unvaccinated).

HOURS and ADMISSION: Fenimore Art Museum is open April 1–December 31, 2021. Summer Hours: Open daily 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Admission: $12.00 (adults 20-64) and $10.50 (seniors 65+). Free admission for visitors age 19 and under through December 31, 2021. Purchase tickets at the door.

For more information, visit FenimoreArt.org.

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The Roxbury Arts Group Announces Two grant opportunities for Delaware County Arts Projects and Programs

The Roxbury Arts Group Announces

Two grant opportunities for

Delaware County Arts Projects and Programs

The Roxbury Arts Group is pleased to offer two grant funding opportunities for artists and organizations in Delaware County. The annual Delaware County Arts Grants program and the new Restart New York Regrant program. Both grants fund artistic projects and programs of all disciplines that will take place in Delaware County. The Restart New York Regrant has an application deadline of September 30th at 4 pm and the Delaware County Arts Grants will have a deadline of November 17th, 2021 at 4 pm. The Roxbury Arts Group will begin presenting a series of Information Sessions, both in-person and online, to inform area artists, organizations, and residents about the funding opportunities available. Both grants are a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts and are administered locally by the Roxbury Arts Group. Samantha Nick, Grants & Community Coordinator for the Roxbury Arts Group, will present Grant Information Sessions from September to October detailing grant guidelines, provide an overview of the grant process, highlight past successful grant-funded projects, and provide tips for successful grant writing. For more information about the grant opportunities, visit roxburyartsgroup.org or call 607.326.7908.

“The Delaware County Arts Grants program has supported arts programming to the county since 1986” says Samantha Nick, Grants & Community Coordinator for the Roxbury Arts Group. “We are very thankful for the way our grantees adapted during the pandemic and how they continue to use new skills during the virtual climate. We look forward to seeing how artist will work in new landscape, as we move forward into a new funding year.”

“During the past year we have seen how the arts have such a vital impact on our lives.” says Jenny Rosenzweig, Executive Director of the Roxbury Arts Group. “It is our hope that these grants will support the activities that our Delaware County communities and artists need as we work towards building our post COVID-19 lives together.”

Anyone interested in applying for a Delaware County Arts Grant to support projects and programs that will take place in 2022 must attend an information session.

The schedule of Delaware County Arts Grant Information Sessions is as follows:

In Person Sessions:

Saturday September 4, 2021 William B Ogden Free Library

10am 42 Gardiner Pl, Walton, NY 13856

Tuesday October 19, 2021 Roxbury Arts Group

5:30 pm 5025 Vega Mountain Road, Roxbury, NY 12474

Zoom Sessions:

Tuesday September 7, 2021

12:00 pm

Friday September 17, 2021

5:30 pm

Wednesday October 6, 2021

12:00 pm

Tuesday October 26, 2021

5:30 pm Individual Artist Session

A Restart New York Regrant information session will take place via Zoom on:

Tuesday September 14, 2021

6:30 pm

The Delaware County Arts Grant deadline for projects and programs that will take place in 2022 is Thursday, November 17, 2021. For Restart New York Regrant it will take place on Thursday September 30, 2021. For more information about the Delaware County Arts Grant Program and to review Grant Guidelines, visit roxburyartsgroup.org or call the Roxbury Arts Group office at 607.326.7908.

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8/30/21

The Old Masters Playing Franklin Farmers Market Sept 3rd

Written By Editor on 8/30/21 | 8/30/21

The Franklin Farmers’ Market is pleased to welcome The Old Masters to the Music at the Market stage on Sunday, September 5th, 2021, 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. The trio is Central New York’s most versatile jazz ensemble.

The Old Masters concentrates on standard jazz repertoire and The American Song Book. The members have had a longstanding relationship as music teachers in Otsego County, NY, and as professional musicians performing throughout New York State.

Tim Iversen, piano-voice, currently teaches instrumental music at Cooperstown C.S., is church organist at the First Baptist Church in Cooperstown and serves as a frequent music director for theatrical productions at Orpheus Theatre and SUCO, Oneonta. In addition, he performs in numerous small jazz combos such as The Native Sons Jazz Trio, The Other Guys Jazz Ensemble, Thumbs and Rancor, and The Old Masters.

Dan Martin, trombone-drums, has played in many symphonic groups, Glimmerglass Opera, Orpheus Theatre, brass ensembles, and numerous shows and jazz ensembles, both large and small. In addition, Dan was the director of the Laurens C.S. instrumental music department for 25 years, and his ensembles have won critical acclaim and hundreds of awards. He is also a noted composer and arranger.

Tom Ives, acoustic bass, received a master’s degree in music from The Crane School of Music and has taught in both public school and college settings for 31 years. He has played in many orchestras, jazz ensembles and commercial groups throughout New York State. One of these jazz groups, Compass, formed in Oneonta, NY, over 43 years ago still actively performs throughout the Northeast.

The Old Masters jazz trio concentrates on masterworks by such notables as Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Thelonious Monk. Because of "doubling" by Tim and Dan, their motto is "A quintet's worth of music from a trio.”

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Temporary Bridge Closure on State Route 156 in Town of Berne

The New York State Department of Transportation advised motorists today that the State Route 156 bridge over the Beaverdam Creek in the Town of Berne, Albany County, will be closed starting Tuesday, Sept. 7, to facilitate a deck replacement project.

Motorists should follow a posted detour using Albany County Route 254 and State Route 443. All properties along State Route 156 up to the bridge closure will remain accessible for local traffic.

The bridge is expected to reopen to passenger vehicles and school buses by mid-November. Trucks should follow the posted detour until further notice. The project is expected to be completed in the spring of 2022.

Motorists are reminded to slow down significantly whenever encountering roadside vehicles displaying red, white, blue, amber or green lights, including maintenance and construction vehicles in work zones.

Motorists are urged to slow down and drive responsibly in work zones. Fines are doubled for speeding in a work zone. Convictions of two or more speeding violations in a work zone could result in the suspension of an individual’s driver license.

For up-to-date travel information, call 511, visit www.511NY.org or download the free 511NY mobile app.

Follow New York State DOT on Twitter: @NYSDOT. Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/NYSDOT. For tweets from New York State DOT Region 1 (covering the Capital Region), follow @NYSDOTAlbany.

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Rosh HaShana Services on the Mountain

There will be High Holiday Services and Shofar blowing at Bais Menachem 5937 Main St. Tannersville New York Tuesday & Wednesday Sept 7 & 8th. All are welcome!

SCHEDULE:

- Monday September 6 Evening Service 7:10 PM

-Tuesday September 7th:

o Morning prayers 10 AM

o Torah Reading 11:15 AM

o Shofar Blowing 12:30 PM

o Afternoon and Evening Service 7:15 PM

-Wednesday September 8th:

o Morning prayers 10 AM

o Torah Reading 11:15 AM

o Shofar Blowing 12:30 PM

o Afternoon and Evening Service 7:15 PM

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September Events at Landis

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We love fall weather here at Landis - things are slowing down, and cool breezes stir. Come on out to join us for one of the great activities below, or just to stroll through the fields and forests. As always, Landis is open dawn to dusk for visitors.

September 2, Thursday, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Shanti Vun Drum Circle

September 4, Saturday, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Trail Camera Tips and Tricks Workshop

September 10, Friday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Plant Sale Set Up - information to follow

September 10, Friday, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Members Only Pick of the Pots Sale (POPS) Information to follow

September 11 and 12, Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Landis Fall Plant, Book, and Bake Sale

Information to follow

September 16, Thursday, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Shanti Vun Drum Circle

September 17, Friday, 7:00 PM

Landis Music Series: The Piggly Wigglies

September 18, Saturday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Ice Dyeing Workshop

September 18, Saturday, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Bird Feeder Making Workshop

September 25, Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Fermentation: Preserving Food for Health and Great Taste

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Greenville’s Drive-In 32 presents QWERTY: Typewriter and the Letter Arts Festival Vol.5

Written By Editor on 9/5/21 | 9/5/21

Chicken BBQ Fundraiser Oct 17th

Children’s Art and Poetry Focused on Catskills Water at Water Discovery Center in Arkville Through October

4-H Garden Project Family Farm Day Social Hour Fundraiser at Grapevine Farms

SUNY Men's Golf Drops Dual Meet to SUNY Delhi

SUNY Women's Cross Country Competes at SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational

SUNY Men's Cross Country Runs to Victory at SUNY Poly Short Course

SUNY Women's Golf Competes at SUNY Delhi

Margaretville Hospital Now Offers Outpatient Opioid Addiction Care

WYBM TV 15 Launching

Learn to Fly - F.L.Y. First Love Yourself by Sister Chirya

Written By Editor on 9/1/21 | 9/1/21

Franklin Farmers' Market Music at the Market Series 2021. Hyzer Hillbillies

State Police search for man stealing auto parts in Otsego County

Written By Editor on 8/31/21 | 8/31/21

Fenimore Art Museum Extends Closing Date for Keith Haring Exhibition

The Roxbury Arts Group Announces Two grant opportunities for Delaware County Arts Projects and Programs

The Old Masters Playing Franklin Farmers Market Sept 3rd

Written By Editor on 8/30/21 | 8/30/21

Temporary Bridge Closure on State Route 156 in Town of Berne

Rosh HaShana Services on the Mountain

September Events at Landis

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