by David Flint
Cheryl Thibodeau, who last year opened a wine shop on Berlin’s Main Street, has now begun a new enterprise next door to Vonadeau Wine & Spirits in the old “Corner Store.” Called Corner Creations & More, it’s a place where artisan crafters and artists can display and sell their wares. Cheryl said she saw a need for a place like this because there are so many talented people living in this area.
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Local News
The Berlin July 4th Parade
Berlin’s 2010 Independence Day parade will be held on Monday, July 5, at 11 am. This year, in celebration of Independence Day, the committee has chosen the theme “Old-Time TV.”
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Happy 65th Anniversary!
Max Fischer Prepares To Be Navy Seal
Max F. Fischer IV of Grafton graduated from The Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Great Lakes, IL, on May 14. He will continue at Great Lakes for several months of special ops training then transfer to Coronado, CA, for BUD/S (Basic underwater demolition/ SEALS) training in preparation to becoming a navy seal.
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Stop By The Ken Baker Memorial Golf Tournament
You don’t have to play golf to stop by the Ken Baker Memorial Golf Tournament this Saturday, June 12, at the Hoosick Falls Country Club. In addition to the golf scramble, a number of wonderful items will be available for bidding in both a Chinese and live auction. [Read more…] about Stop By The Ken Baker Memorial Golf Tournament
New Lebanon Farmers Market Opens Sunday
The Lebanon Valley Farmers Market will open Sunday, June 13, from 10 am to 2 pm on Routes 20 and 22 (501 Route 20) in the center of town. It is a producer only market offering locally grown produce, meats, cheese, bread and hand crafted goods.
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Berlin Community Cemetery Assn. Meeting
The Berlin Community Cemetery Association will be holding a meeting on Monday, June 14, at the Berlin Cemetery Land at 7 pm. All lot owners are welcome to attend.
Stephentown Memorial Library News
“Words from the Hills,” a monthly event at the Stephentown Library for those who share a love of finely crafted words, will be Sunday, June 13, at 3 pm. It is a roundtable for sharing poetry, short stories and narratives. Both writers and readers are invited to participate, sharing your writings or perhaps reading from another author’s book, poem, short story or even something you may have found on the internet. [Read more…] about Stephentown Memorial Library News
PVMCC Art Café Night
Join us on Friday, June 25, at the PVMCC for Music and Art Café Night. This month the PVMCC will present Mike McMann. Mike McMann, one of the finest guitar players in the Capital region, is a versatile musician who has been a regular on local stages for over 25 years. A veteran of classic rock, alternative rock, bluegrass, acoustic and jam band circles, Mike has played in such bands as Euphoria, the Tropical Hotdogs and the Kenny Gwyn Band. He will be playing two solo sets starting at 7 pm at the PVMCC on Rt. 2 in Petersburgh. Bring your favorite art supplies and exercise your talents while McMann entertains you with live music. Admission is $5 per person, $8 per couple and $10 per family.
Mittnight Junior Not Senior
Clarification
In our story about the Town of New Lebanon being threatened with lawsuits that appeared in the May 21 issue of the Eastwick Press, and in our other stories about New Lebanon, we have referred to Robert Mittnight who lives in New Lebanon. His name is actually Robert Mittnight, Jr. This was brought to our attention by Robert Mittnight, Sr., a resident of Stephentown.