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Christmases to Remember ....
It’s hard to believe that the “Christmas to Remember” parade is now in its 15th year. I’m proud to say that our company, Snyder Communications, has been a driving force (along... read more...
Chenango artists highlighted at Arts Council’s member show tonight
NORWICH – The Chenango County Council of the Arts opens its annual Members Exhibit tonight with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Mariea Brown and Raymond Loft Galleries, 27... read more...
Deja Vu all over again in Sherburne
Like Shakespeare, I’ve always believed that “brevity is the soul of wit.” I’ve never told a joke or anecdote in my entire life, but if you need a snappy one-liner, I’m your gu... read more...
S-E Drama Club presents “Deja Vu” this weekend
Claire Khoury and Eric Muth star in one of 12 one-act plays being presented under the title “Deja Vu” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Sherburne-Earlville. Jeff Genung reviews... read more...
New work by local horror author
NORWICH – It just wouldn’t be Halloween in Chenango County if we didn’t have a new release from our own master of horror ... and true to form, local author Dustin Warburton is... read more...
A tale of two dinners
Representing the newspaper at the “annual dinner” of a score of different organizations is part of my job – and not always one I look forward to. This week, as it happens, the... read more...
Taking a gamble on a two-actor show
I was a little hesitant when I went down to Greene last Friday for the opening night of “Talley’s Folly” at the Chenango River Theatre. I guess it didn’t register with me when... read more...
Monday Evening Musical Club celebrates centennial
NORWICH – In 1909, they met monthly in the high society parlors of downtown Norwich to foster their love and appreciation of the art. Many were teachers or performers in their... read more...
Second book signing at Lewis’
SHERBURNE – New cookbook author George Lewis had such a great time at his first book signing, he’s planned another for tomorrow night. Lewis, a native of Sherburne and veter... read more...
When the Light fades ...
This afternoon, I’ll say goodbye to a 72-year-old friend whose life will end at 4 p.m. EST. Before you get too worked up, this isn’t an assisted suicide story. But it is, non... read more...
A peek behind the curtain ...
“Transparency” is the vogue buzzword in my profession these days. Give your reading public a peek behind the curtain, and they’ll learn to trust you more, the pundits say. We... read more...
Sherburne chef debuts cookbook tonight
SHERBURNE – When George Lewis joined the monastery, it wasn’t necessarily to devote himself to God. He’d already answered the call to his life-long ministry – food. Lewis, a ... read more...
The summer of my postpartum depression
With appropriately little fanfare, I marked my 19th anniversary with The Evening Sun this week. It seems like only yesterday I donned the only tie I owned and showed up 15 min... read more...
Frontier CEO optimistic about local job prospects
SHERBURNE – Frontier Communications Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Maggie Wilderotter visited the company’s plant service center in Sherburne Friday, sharing her optimis... read more...
Fair apparent
One of the many perks of being a local pseudo-celebrity is that you never know where or when you’ll be asked to make a guest appearance. (One of the others, of course, is delu... read more...
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