This weekend will be hot — literally and figuratively — as a group exhibition presents hot finds. A women’s convention speaks to hot-button topics, and is there anyone hotter than Houston’s unofficial mayor, Bun B? The hip-hop icon will be back to showcase his hot, juicy Trill Burgers. Meanwhile, tribute to India dazzles, a beloved … Read more
Local youth brought out their livestock to show at the Silvana Fair which returned fully this year on July 30. The fair had a limited return last year and was canceled during 2020 because of the pandemic. “Last year we just had the show-and-go, where the kids showed their animals and went home,” said Mary … Read more
Young campers at the Thomas T. Taber Museum’s Summer History Day Camp took a step back in time to learn about many different aspects of what life was like in the 19th century. Students learned how to march like a Civil War soldier in the Union Army and what toys they would have been playing … Read more
As new reports emerge about the appearance of Monkeypox outside of New York City, there is still concern about the other virus still circulating and mutating. On the COVID-19 front, Broome County continues to see the number of people hospitalized to slowly grow. As of Friday, July 29, 59 people were hospitalized with COVID in … Read more
Come home to 2202 Summit Street, a spectacular home that offers charm, space to sprawl, updated amenities, and the convenience of a midtown location that is just a block from Grandview Park and The Heights neighborhood. Situated on a corner lot this stately Arts and Crafts home boasts 4+ bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, not one, but … Read more
On any given Saturday this summer at the Little Bookworm Library in Menlo Park, children can be found making kites, color ink paintings, rice paper and an array of other crafts during Chinese Culture Summer Camp. In another area of the library, there are children and parents learning how to make Chinese desserts and other … Read more
On any given Saturday this summer at the Little Bookworm Library in Menlo Park, children can be found making kites, color ink paintings, rice paper and an array of other crafts during Chinese Culture Summer Camp. In another area of the library, there are children and parents learning how to make Chinese desserts and other … Read more
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By Julia McCane-Knox We are looking for a Library Assistant / Programmer for the West Union Library. Successful candidates should enjoy working with children, planning events, creating displays, keeping up with the latest trends, and working with the public. This position is part-time at 29 hours per week and starts between $12.75 and $14.35 … Read more
The celebration of Taylor’s 175th anniversary should be an afternoon to remember, as the city is offering activities that will both honor the occasion and make it fun for all who attend. The event, with Beaumont Health as its premier sponsor, takes place from noon to 5 pm Aug. 6 in Heritage Park. Admission is … Read more