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Canal House, new event venue, takes shape at former Hussey’s location
PORT JEFFERSON — After their purchase of the old Hussey’s property in March, Chad and Nicki New are ready to unveil their new wedding venue and event space, The Canal House. The Canal House will be hosting an open house on next Saturday, Aug. 24, from 4 to...
He’s not monkeying around!
Stevens returns for Nashville Hitmakers show Saturday evening. Even Stevens, a homegrown, Indian Lake celebrity, doesn’t monkey around when it comes to supporting where he came from. For 12 years, The Nashville Hitmakers event has been used as an effort to support the Indian Lake Watershed Project and The Indian Lake High School’s Music Department.
Their View: Sidney Tree Board’s annual sale underway
Sidney’s Tree Board recently announced their annual tree sale and in a departure from previous years, this year they are offering eight different varieties. Unless you live in an older area of town with a very wide tree lawn, none of the varieties are suitable for that purpose, but all are great varieties for planting in your yard.
Making Every Inch Count with Elegant Interior Design for Small Houston Spaces
Small living spaces are becoming more common in today’s world, making efficient interior design essential. As urbanization increases and large homes become rarer, making the most of every square inch is more important than ever. The challenge is to create a space that is both comfortable and stylish, even when space is limited.
Braig Celebrates First Book at Knowlton Library
First-time author Kevin Braig and professional cartoonist Andrew Paavola tonight celebrated the launch of their new book, Bookmakers vs Ball Owners: Behind the Demolition of the U.S. Ban on Honorable Sports Betting and Bookmaking, at the Knowlton Library in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Braig and Paavola donated all proceeds from the book sales at the event to the library.
Noah Back returns to Harmon Park on Aug. 18
ST. PARIS – Noah Back is returning to Harmon Park in St. Paris on Sunday, Aug. 18 from 6-8 p.m. to close out the CCAC’s “Sounds of Summer” series. Back is a young entertainer whose roots commenced in rural southwestern Ohio. His time as a performer began at the age of 12, so he has been delighting audiences for over half his life. His major musical influences were John Denver, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and the Bee Gees. When asked what kind of music he likes to play, he always says, “My favorite music to play is whatever you want to hear.”
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