“Growing up I never thought I would go into business with my mom, but I have discovered being in business and teaching knitting classes is my passion. It doesn’t get any better than working next to your best friend,” says Mary Heyl, who along with her mother, Dianne Valvo is partnered in ...
Four local musicians have joined together for a sound experiment that takes listeners on a momentary musical trip. Recently, the newly-formed, Jamestown-based band, Cold Lazarus, released the “All Alone” four-track EP for musical connoisseurs everywhere to enjoy with titles such as “All ...
A local artist will showcase 10 years’ worth of work in an exhibit to open this weekend at a Sherman art gallery. The LMNOP Gallery, 108 W. Main St. in Sherman, has announced that it will kick off its 2017 events calendar Friday with an exhibit and opening reception entitled “Palimpsest: What Lies Beneath; A Decade of Paper, Thread, and Text” by Debra Eck. The exhibit opening will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and will feature a presentation by Eck alongside a refreshment reception throughout the course of the day. Eck is a British-born, internationally exhibited mixed media ...
When Ashley Kaczar of Bemus Point was asked what her hobbies were, her husband, Ryan, quickly answered, “Nothing, because her kids are her life.” “I’m always thinking of things I can do with my children, whether it’s going to the zoo, the play museum or creating crafts and ...
After a three-month gap, the Jamestown Concert Association will continue its 2016-17 season programming with a special St. Patrick’s Day concert downtown. The concert association will present the fourth of six concerts scheduled across the season when the Celtic fiddle and guitar duo Dana ...
RANDOLPH — When Vicki Rosetti announced that she was retiring and closing Fashions on Main in Falconer, Randolph Academy cosmetology teacher Susan Jackson at first panicked and wondered where she was going to get gowns for the school’s 11th annual Cosmetology Fashion Show. Rosetti had ...
