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Valley Community Foundation Awards $170,000 in Scholarships
Valley Community Foundation Awards $170,000 from Scholarship Funds to Support Educational Pursuits of Local Students DERBY, CT (Octobe...
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Only the canopy remains from the old Italian Pavilion The building that housed the Italian Pavilion Restaurant on Pershing Drive in Der...
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Dear Readers, 1) What is your favorite Christmas song? 2) What is your favorite Christmas carol? Please leave replies in the c...
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At last! A sold-out live music performance on-stage at Seymour's Strand Theater, thanks to the vision of producer (farm girl) Kim Dulka, owner of downtown Seymour's The All-American Valley General Store & Red Clover Café.
The audience clapped and stomped feet enthusiastically to the driving beat of over 25 performers and groups from 7:30 to way beyond 10:00pm.
Thanks, Kimmie, for listening to yourself, volunteers, and your supporters -- not the nay-Sayers who tried to sabotage if not undermine or obstruct your mission to demonstrate that Seymour (and the valley) want live entertainment on the Strand's stage.
Strand can live! Your initiative demonstrates that the Strand has a future, now revived with a glorious new purpose—live bluegrass, country, gospel, blues.
Others may catch on to your idea and present their productions here at “our Strand”—that is if all downtown businesses can unite to cooperate.
Next: a street jazz festival, kicked off at the Strand! ###
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I was so happy to hear this great event was sold out. I was also very glad to hear that they would like to do this every month! I hope they are able to do that. The energy that went in to making this happen was extraordinary. The people worked for hours setting up the sound system and the whole thing went off without a hitch -- at least that's what it seemed like from the audience. I hope to see this happen again and I will do my best to be there. Best wishes to everyone involved.
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