The Town of Webb School Drama Department would like to thank all of the businesses that supported their production of “Annie Get Your Gun” by purchasing ads for their playbill.
The productions would not be possible without your generous support. A huge thank you also goes to the Adirondack Express and The Weekly Adirondack for the wonderful coverage they provided in the weeks leading up to the show. Continue reading
The Old Forge varsity baseball team’s first game of the season was away, against Dolgeville, who had much more game-experience in this young season, having already played six games.
Griffin Kleps
The skills were about the same between the two teams, but errors caught up with Old Forge and the pitchers still have to find their mid-season rhythms, said Old Forge Coach Doug Riedman.
As a result, Old Forge took the loss 16–3.
The team’s schedule got its late start due to weather related issues, according to Riehman. He said five cancellations occurred in May, but eventually they got three games in. Continue reading
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Getty of Old Forge, NY are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Cyr Getty to Adam Thomas Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Berry of Athens, NY.
The future bride graduated from Town of Webb School in 2006, SUNY Oneonta in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in Child and Family Studies, and from Sage Graduate School in 2012 with a Masters in Professional School Counseling.
The future groom graduated from SUNY Oneonta in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a minor in Criminal Justice.
The couple met at their alma mater, SUNY Oneonta.
The wedding will be held August 23, 2014 at the Big Moose Chapel in Eagle Bay, NY.
Photographer Sue Kiesel of Old Forge and Sauquoit took first place honors in the waterfowl category in Ducks Unlimited magazine’s annual photo contest for her color photograph of a drake wood duck.
Kiesel, who regularly launches her kayak from her First Lake-area home to capture the sunrise and enjoy the peaceful benefits of an early morning paddle, photographed the bird from a field blind. Continue reading
April Verch’s dance card has literally been filled since the singer/fiddler/dancer and her band last played at View in January 2013.
The remainder of the year took The April Verch Band, which mixes roots music from Bluegrass and Celtic to World Music, on tour across the U.S. and Canada as well as an opportunity to showcase at WOMEX, a five-day world music expo held in Cardiff, Wales in October. Continue reading
Central Adirondack Kiwanis Past President and Central Division Lt. Governor Carolyn Trimbach recently announced that Central Adirondack Kiwanis has earned Distinguished Club Status for the Program year 2012 to 2013, as designated by Kiwanis International.
Left to right: Distinguished Vice President Mike Griffin; Central Division Lt. Governor Carolyn Trimbach and Distinguished Secretary Bill Baumann. Courtesy photo
At a Club Recognition Event held Monday, April 28 at North Woods Inn, the Award was presented to Michael Griffin who was Central Adirondack Club Vice President and acting President for most of the year. Continue reading
View will hold a meeting to discuss the newly proposed Adirondack Regional Art Trail that will provide an opportunity to market the Adirondack region as a cultural destination. This newly created initiative will connect artists and art resources across the region, in an effort to provide a way for the arts to be more accessible to a wider audience. Continue reading