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Vol. 2 No. 28 • July 14, 2010
Entertainment
Ludlow’s historic past
See The Tempest in Poultney next week
The town’s past will be examined by Cambridge scholar Dr. John Bremer at a lecture at the Black River Academy Museum July 24. ...Continued on page 8
See page 3
Sports The Lake Monsters continue to pile up the wins in New York - Penn League See page 6
Chester Rotarians raise funds for scholarships By Lou Varricchio
newmarketpress@denpubs.com CHESTER — When the Chester Andover Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association asked the Chester Rotary Club to sell food at the organization’s annual End of School Year Picnic, the Rotary’s board of directors approved the project and committed to donate profits to the school’s Summer Camp Scholarship Fund. Rotarians, including Pat Budnick and Karen Trombley and others, sold hot dogs, cheeseburgers, watermelon, soda and more to the parents and children who attended the picnic. Budnick said, “The turnout of helpers was outstanding. There were times we could not have met the orders had it not been for all of the willing hands.” “It just goes to show what Rotary can do to help the community,” Trombley added. After all the bills were paid approximately $300 was raised. All of the money was presented to the school counselor, Nicole McEnany. “This is a wonderful contribution and it will go a long way to help local children,” McEnany said.
Satin and Steel live: The Chicago-inspired big band performs at the Castleton Summer Concert on the Green Series, Tuesday, July 20, at 7 p.m.
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DOG DAYS — Chomping at the bit, little Swiffer the terrier, who was recently rescued from a Rutland puppy mill by his new owners, is ready to give chase at the Castleton Green last week despite the heat index being 103 degrees. Cooler temperatures are expected to prevail around the Outlook region this week.
Photo by Stephanie Simon
Keep the customer satisfied! Satin & Steel’s jazz-rock fusion By Lou Varricchio
newmarketpress@denpubs.com CASTLETON — Jazz-rock horn bands—typified by powerhouses such as Chicago, Blood, Sweet and Tears, Chase, Tower of Power, Don Ellis Orchestra, Buddy Rich and His Big Band, among others—reached their chartbusting zenith during the early 1970s. While they faded in popularity, they always maintained a fan base. Perhaps for certain babyboomers like me, there was that exciting fusion of cool and brash jazz, hard rock and blues with roots going back to the early swing bands of the 1920s. That same excitement, I believe, is being rediscovered by a younger generation weaned on hip-hop nihilism, repetitive rock, and the lack of pop in 21st century America. You can hear the music again. ...Turn to page 7 to read the full story
New York’s Brownstones Chester Rotarian Pat Budnick at right presents a check to Nicole McEnany for the Summer Camp Scholarship Fund of the Chester Andover Elementary School.
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Ludlow resident and art historian John Todaro will present a talk and slide show, titled “The History and Restoration of New York Brownstones”, at the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow, Thursday, July 15, at 7 p.m. Todaro is an art expert, painter, sculptor and art director. A former resident of Brooklyn, he will show several restoration projects. The brownstones are century old historic single family homes that are found in many of the city’s neighborhoods. The library’s popular annual book sale will be held Saturday, Aug. 14.
Photo courtesy of Macdonough Brownstone
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