North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 


Expanding 
Cultural 
Opportunities 
in 
the 
North 
Country 


Maryanne 
Larrata 


February 
2010 
Newsletter 


Laurie 
Mann 


Bistro 
108 
Art 
Gallery 
Is 
Now 


Volume 
2, 
Issue 
1 


Hope 
Marshall 


a 
Permanent 
Fixture. 


Ron 
McGregor 


Annette 
Miller 


Upcoming 
Meetings 


Several 
pieces 
by 
local 
artists 
are 


Kari 
Robertson 


North 
Country 
Art 
Council 


being 
featured 
at 
the 
eatery. 


Jana 
Seiders 


February 
11, 
2010 



Julie 
Shoemaker 


6:00-7:00pm 
Old 
Watertown 
Room 
of 
the 
Roswell 
P. 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library 
Watertown, 
NY 


Strategic 
Planning 
Committee 


TBA 


Summer 
Arts 
Festival 


February 
4, 
2010 
6:00-7:00pm 
Old 
Watertown 
Room 
of 
the 
Roswell 
P. 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library 
Watertown, 
NY 


Fundraising 
and 
Grants 
Committee 


February 
18, 
2010 
6:00pm 
The 
Paddock 
Coffee 
Shop 
Paddock 
Arcade 


Marketing 
Committee 


TBA 


Writers’ 
Guild 
Meeting 


Tuesday, 
February16, 
2010 


6:00 
PM 
– 
8:00 
PM 
NCAC 
2010 
Board 
of 
Directors 


Old 
Watertown 
Room 
of 
the 
Roswell 
P. 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library 
Watertown, 
NY 


The 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
of 
Watertown 
announces 
its 
board 
of 
directors 
for 
the 
2010 
fiscal 
year. 


Check 
out 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
online… 


… 
At 
our 
website 


http://www.nnyart.org/ 


… 
On 
Facebook 


http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/W 


Jana 
Seider’s 
Goldfinches 
on 
Macaw 
Feather 
is 
just 


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one 
of 
the 
pieces 
on 
display 
at 
the 
Bistro 
108 
gallery 


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37d2197e769cf11a&ref=search 


The 
second 
rotation 
of 
the 
Bistro 
108 


… 
On 
MySpace 


Permanent 
Exhibit 
has 
started. 
It 
will 
run 
… 
On 
LinkedIn 


http://www.myspace.com/northcountryart 


February 
1thru 
March 
31, 
2010. 


http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2036832 


Works 
on 
exhibit 
by: 


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(Left 
to 
right 
front 
row) 
Janelle 
G. 


Cathie 
Ellsworth 


Bossuot, 
Jessica 
A. 
Renzi, 
Kari 
S. 


Leslie 
Deil 
Beale 


Robertson 
(President), 
Craig 
S. 
Thornton, 


Danny 
Fennel 


Cecilia 
M. 
Thompson 
(Secretary). 


Penny 
Flick 
Virginia 
Hansen 
Bob 
Hedden 




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Country 
Arts 
Council 
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(Top 
row 
– 
left 
to 
right) 
Andrea 
C. 
Pedrick, 
Alicia 
C. 
Kohler, 
Anita 
D. 
Prather 
Harvell, 
Ernest 
L. 
Scribner 
(Treasurer), 
Laura 
J. 
Oakes 
(Vice 
President), 
Cathy 
J. 
Stenfeldt, 
Hope 
A. 
Marshall, 
George 
D. 
Stadalski. 
NCAC 
meets 
the 
second 
Thursday 
of 
every 
month 
at 
the 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library 
in 
downtown 
Watertown. 
The 
NCAC 
mission 
is 
to 
create 
and 
promote 
the 
arts 
in 
the 
community 
and 
to 
expand 
cultural 
opportunities 
in 
the 
North 
Country. 
There 
are 
currently 
112 
members. 
For 
more 
information 
go 
to 
www.nnyart.org. 
(Also 
a 
board 
member 
but 
not 
pictured: 
Hope 
Marston 
and 
Elizabeth 
Smith). 


Statement 
of 
Support 
for 
Development 
of 
Arts 
Programming 


By 
Kari 
S. 
Robertson 


The 
Arts 
meets 
us 
where 
we 
are. 
Whether 
we 
are 
involved 
as 
beginners 
or 
professionals, 
young 
or 
old, 
our 
humanity 
is 
expressed 
in 
and 
through 
The 
Arts. 
Cultures, 
communities 
and 
eras 
are 
influenced 
by 
The 
Arts. 
In 
turn, 
The 
Arts 
have 
always 
reflected 
the 
truths 
of 
humanity. 
When 
you 
think 
about 
it, 
we 
actually 
evaluate 
and 
purchase 
art 
every 
day, 
in 
our 
movie, 
book, 
clothing, 
and 
iPod 
selections. 
Art 
is 
involved 
somehow 
in 
nearly 
every 
aspect 
of 
life, 
and 
is 
core 
to 
what 
it 
means 
to 
be 
human. 


Educational 
and 
community 
arts 
programs 
that 
are 
well 
planned 
and 
implemented 
operate 
with 
this 
understanding. 
They 
offer 
opportunities 
for 
participants 
to 
develop 
creative 
ability, 
self-confidence, 
analytical 
thinking 
skills 
and 
work 
ethic. 


Last 
August, 
US 
Secretary 
of 
Education 
Arne 
Duncan 
noted 
that 
the 
arts 
“can 
help 
students 
become 
tenacious, 
team-oriented 
problem 
solvers 
who 
are 
confident 
and 
able 
to 
think 
creatively”. 
The 
Elementary 
and 
Secondary 
Education 
Act 
defines 
the 
arts 
as 
a 
core 
subject, 
so 
it 
should 
be 
a 
small 
step 
to 
recognize 
that 
our 
communities 
should 
do 
the 
same. 


It 
is 
important 
to 
note 
that 
high 
schools 
with 
higher 
access 
to 
arts 
education 
have 
higher 
graduation 
rates. 
Whether 
in 
school 
or 
through 
community 
opportunities, 


involvement 
in 
the 
arts 
is 
a 
foundation 
not 
a 
frill. 


The 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
mARTini 
Mixer 
was 
a 
Success 



The 
first 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
mARTini 
Mixer 
at 
the 
Paddock 
Club 
in 
Watertown 
on 
Thursday, 
January 
21, 
2010 
started 
at 
7pm 
and 
continued 
well 
into 
the 
evening. 
Members 
came 
and 
shared 
good 
conversation 
and 
a 
specially 
designed 
"mARTini" 
courtesy 
of 
the 
Paddock 
Club. 



The 
event 
was 
a 
“Thank 
You” 
to 
the 
members 
for 
joining 
and 
helping 
to 
reinvigorate 
the 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council. 
The 
continued 
support 
and 
encouragement 
of 
our 
members 
made 
us 
successful 
in 
promoting 
the 
Arts 
in 
the 
North 
Country 
in 
2009. 


Here’s 
to 
another 
year 
of 
expanding 
cultural 
opportunities 
in 
Northern 
New 
York! 



NCAC 
Supports 
Efforts 
of 
ARTS 
DAY 
in 
Albany 


Leaders 
of 
the 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
(NCAC) 
will 
show 
their 
support 
for 
the 
arts 
and 
attend 
ARTS 
DAY 
in 
Albany, 
NY 
on 
February 
24th. 
Those 
attending 
ARTS 
DAY 
include: 
Cathy 
J. 
Stenfeldt 
(Board 
Member), 
Laura 
J. 
Oakes 
(Vice 
President), 
Kari 
S. 
Robertson 
(President). 



ARTS 
DAY 
in 
Albany 
is 
organized 
by 
the 
New 
York 
State 
Council 
on 
the 
Arts 
(NYS 
Arts) 
they 
are 
the 
driving 
force 
behind 
ARTS 
DAY. 
On 
February 
24th 
arts 
leaders 
from 
around 
the 
state 
will 
converge 
on 
Albany 
to 
speak 
to 
lawmakers 
about 
the 
importance 
of 
protecting 
arts 
funding. 


More 
information 
about 
ARTS 
DAY 
can 
be 
found 
on 
the 
internet 
at 


www.nysarts.org/Advocacy2010/ADVOC 
ACY_HQ_2010/homepage.html. 


Planning 
has 
Begun 
for 
the 
Summer 
Arts 
Festival 
2010 


We 
have 
new 
partners 
this 
year. 


Our 
theme 
of 
See 
It-Do 
It-Take 
It 
Home 
offers 
everyone 
entertainment, 
demonstrations, 
educational 
opportunities 
and 
fine 
art. 


Email 
our 
event 
coordinator 
at 
ncacsummerartsfest@nnyart.org 
to 
reserve 
a 
vendor 
spot 
for 
NCAC 
Summer 
Arts 
Festival. 



This 
event 
is 
made 
possible, 
in 
part, 
with 
public 
funds 
from 
the 
New 
York 
State 
Council 
on 
the 
Arts 
(http://www.nysca.org/) 
Decentralization 
Program, 
administered 
in 
Jefferson, 
Lewis, 
and 
St. 
Lawrence 
counties 
by 
the 
St. 
Lawrence 
County 
Arts 
Council 
(http://www.slcartscouncil.org/). 


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Country 
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Council 
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The 
Little 
Theatre 
of 


Watertown 
is 
Presenting 
the 
Work 
of 
a 
Local 
Playwright 
and 
NCAC 
Board 
Member 


What 
happens 
when 
your 
heating 
bill 
grows 
and 
grows 
until 
it 
becomes 
a 
monster 
and 
takes 
over 
your 
entire 
life? 
"The 
High 
Cost 
of 
Heating" 
is 
a 
full 
length 
absurd 
comedy 
that 
is 
both 
terrifying 
and 
hysterical 
as 
it 
explores 
the 
plight 
of 
a 
middle-class, 
middle-aged 
couple 
who 
face 
the 
ultimate 
crisis, 
their 
American 
dream 
turning 
into 
a 
nightmare. 



Craig 
Thornton 
is 
a 
native 
of 
the 
North 
Country. 
A 
graduate 
of 
both 
Indian 
River 
High 
School 
and 
Jefferson 
Community 
College, 
Craig 
furthered 
his 
education 
at 
NYU’s 
Tisch 
School 
of 
the 
Arts 
(BFA), 
The 
American 
Film 
Institute 
and 
just 
recently 
received 
a 
MFA 
from 
Goddard 
College. 
His 
plays 
have 
been 
produced 
in 
New 
York 
City, 
Los 
Angeles 
and 
upstate 
New 
York. 
The 
Los 
Angeles 
Production 
of 
Happy 
Birthday, 
Tina 
Marie 
was 
hailed 
as 
brilliant 
and 
witty 
by 
the 
LA 
Times, 
and 
was 
published 
in 
a 
permanent 
collection 
of 
plays 
in 
the 
Central 
Los 
Angeles 
Library 
honoring 
the 
best 
produced 
plays 
of 
the 
year. 
The 
Sweet 
Life 
was 
a 
finalist 
in 
several 
contests 
and 
had 
its 
world 
premiere 
at 
the 
Lake 
Ontario 
Playhouse, 
in 
Sackets 
Harbor, 
NY 
2006. 
What 
We 
Hold 
Onto 
was 
a 
finalist 
for 
the 
Eugene 
O’Neil 
Theater 
Conference 
and 
has 
had 
readings 
in 
Syracuse, 
NY 
and 
Los 
Angeles. 
Most 
recently 
he 
won 
first 
prize 
in 
the 
ACC 
10 


minute 
play 
contest, 
for 
Man 
on 
Television. 
He 
has 
published 
articles, 
and 
a 
book. 
He 
currently 
works 
for 
WWNYTV, 
Watertown, 
NY, 
both 
as 
a 
broadcast 
technician 
and 
as 
the 
Arts 
and 
Entertainment 
Editor. 



You 
can 
see 
more 
of 
Craig’s 
work 
on 
March 
14, 
2010 
in 
Rochester, 
NY. 


The 
NCAC 
Writer’s 
Guild 
is 


Growing 


The 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council’s 
Writers’ 
Guild 
has 
a 
meeting 
planned 
for 
Tuesday, 
February 
16, 
2010 
at 
6:00pm. 
We 
invite 
writers 
(published 
or 
not 
yet 
published) 
from 
throughout 
the 
North 
Country 
to 
attend. 
Writer’s 
Guild 
Meetings 
will 
be 
free 
to 
the 
public, 
though 
membership 
in 
the 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
is 
the 
only 
requirement 
for 
membership 
in 
the 
Writers’ 
Guild. 


We 
have 
just 
finished 
up 
our 
guidelines 
for 
critiques 
and 
we 
will 
begin 
reviewing 
member’s 
works 
this 
meeting. 


North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
Writer’s 
Guild 
Meeting 
Old 
Watertown 
Room 
of 
the 
Roswell 
P. 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library 
Watertown, 
NY 
Tuesday, 
September 
16, 
2010 


6:00 
PM 
– 
8:00 
PM 
If 
you 
are 
interested, 
or 
know 
anyone 
who 
would 
be, 
please 
forward 
this 
information 
to 
them. 
For 
general 
information 
contact 
George 
Stadalski 
at 
(315) 
783-9003 
or 
via 
e-mail 
at 


marketingandpublicity@nnyart.org 



Local 
Chorus 
Records 
CD 


The 
Northern 
Blend 
Chorus, 
a 
local 
acapella 
vocal 
music 
group, 
recorded 
a 
CD 
this 
February. 
This 
ensemble 
is 
made 
of 
women 
from 
all 
over 
the 
North 
Country 
who 
love 
to 
sing 
harmony. 
Accomplished 
performers, 
they 
compete 
in 
the 
Harmony 
Incorporated 
International 
competition 
and 
consistently 
place 
in 
the 
top 
five. 
They 
are 
currently 
ranked 
in 
second 
place 
throughout 
the 
entire 
organization 
throughout 
the 
United 
States 
and 
Canada. 
Every 
October 
the 
Northern 
Blend 
sponsors 
the 
Acapella 
Invitational 
called 
"Sing 
Fling". 
Quartets 
from 
the 
chorus 
also 
sing 
all 
around 
the 
community 
for 
Valentine's 
Day. 
Look 
for 
the 
Northern 
Blend's 
first 
CD 
to 
be 
available 
in 
April. 
For 
more 
information 
on 
the 
Northern 
Blend, 
visit 


http://northernblendchorus.homestead.com/ 


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North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
has 
been 
Awarded 
an 
Arts 
Decentralization 
Grant 


On 
Saturday, 
January 
23, 
an 
Awards 
Celebration 
for 
Community 
Arts 
Grant 
recipients 
was 
held 
the 
St. 
Lawrence 
County 
Arts 
Council, 
51 
Market 
St. 
in 
Potsdam, 
NY 
for 
organizations 
who 
have 
been 
awarded 
Arts 
Decentralization 
Grants. 
The 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
was 
awarded 
$1,500 
to 
be 
used 
for 
costs 
associated 
with 
the 
upcoming 
Summer 
Arts 
Festival 
in 
2010. 



Suzy 
McBroom, 
the 
St. 
Lawrence 
County 
Arts 
Council’s 
Grant 
Coordinator 
is 
shown 
presenting 
the 
award 
to 
Kari 
Robertson, 
President 
of 
the 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council. 


Community 
Arts 
Grants 
are 
awarded 
annually 
for 
public 
arts 
and 
cultural 
projects 
in 
Jefferson, 
Lewis, 
and 
St. 
Lawrence 
Counties. 
These 
grants 
are 
administered 
by 
the 
St. 
Lawrence 
County 
Arts 
Council, 
with 
funds 
from 
the 
New 
York 
State 
Council 
on 
the 
Arts 
(NYSCA) 


– 
Decentralization 
Program. 
Special 
thanks 
go 
out 
to 
Cathy 
Stenfeldt, 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
Board 
Member, 
for 
her 
work 
in 
making 
this 
award 
possible. 


The 
Summer 
Arts 
Festival 
2010 
will 
include 
opportunities 
for 
the 
community 
to 
make 
art, 
watch 
artists 
work, 
enjoy 
performances, 
and 
purchase 
works 
of 
art 
for 
sale. 
This 
event 
drew 
about 
1000 
people 
last 
year 
and 
is 
expected 
to 
be 
even 
bigger 
this 
year. 
Hope 
to 
see 
you 
there! 
For 
more 
information 
call 
Cecilia 
at 
777-
3385 
or 
see 
the 
website 
at: 
www.nnyart.org 


Little 
Theatre 
of 
Watertown 
is 
Hosting 
An 
evening 
of 
One 
Act 
Plays 


5 
great 
short 
plays 
in 
one 
night. 


Dates: 
March 
5, 
6 
and 
7th. 
Friday 
and 
Saturday 
shows 
at 
7:00 
p.m. 
Sunday 
at 


1:30 
Location: 
Trinity 
Church, 
Sherman 
Street, 
Watertown 
NY 
Price: 
$10 
for 
adults, 
no 
reservations 
required 
Shows: 
Flowers 
by 
Sherman 
Ward 
Save 
by 
Craig 
Thornton 
Fin 
and 
Euba 
by 
Audrey 
Cefaly 
Dearth 
of 
a 
Salesman 
by 
Albi 
Gorn 
Drugs 
are 
bad 
by 
Jonathan 
Rand 
Volunteers 
Are 
Still 
Needed 


Here 
is 
a 
list 
of 
the 
Committees, 
and 
Committee 
Chairpersons, 
that 
we 
currently 
have 
operating: 


Summer 
Arts 
Festival: 


Cecilia 
Thompson 


ncacsummerartsfest@nnyart.org 


Fall 
Fine 
Art 
Show: 


TBA 


Farmers’ 
Market-SAT: 


Kathy 
Mereand 


kmereand@yahoo.com 


Farmers’ 
Market-WED: 


Cathy 
Stenfeldt 


boardofdirectors5@nnyart.org 


Arts 
Resource/Directory: 


Jessica 
Renzi 


jessrenzi@gmail.com 


Strategic 
Planning: 


Ernest 
Scribner 


ernest.scribner@gmail.com 


Membership: 


Cathy 
Stenfeldt 


boardofdirectors5@nnyart.org 


Space: 


Ernest 
Scribner 


ernest.scribner@gmail.com 


Marketing: 


George 
Stadalski 


marketingandpublicity@nnyart.org 


Website: 


Laura 
Oakes 


vicepresident@nnyart.org 


Fundraising 
and 
Grants: 


Janelle 
G. 
Bossuot 


janelle.bossuot@yahoo.com 


We 
are 
working 
on 
building 
a 
volunteer 
pool 
of 
talented 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
members. 
If 
you 
are 
interested 
in 
helping 
with 
any 
of 
the 
upcoming 
events 
or 
want 
to 
help 
with 
the 
operation 
of 
the 
Arts 
Council, 
send 
me 
a 
message 
and 
tell 
me 
how 
you 
want 
to 
become 
involved. 
If 
you 
have 
a 
special 
skill, 
we 
can 
link 
you 
with 
a 
NCAC 
project 
that 
will 
allow 
you 
to 
utilize 
your 
particular 
gift. 


George 
Stadalski 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
Marketing 
Committee 
Member 


P.O. 
Box 
32 
Watertown, 
NY 
13601 
(315) 
783-9003 
marketingandpublicity@nnyart.org 


Fiction 
to 
Film 
Screening/Reading/Discussion 
Series 


Drama/Comedy/Thrillers 


Tuesdays 
and 
Thursdays 
in 
March 
2010 


6:00 
PM 
— 
Community 
Room, 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library, 
229 
Washington 
Street, 
Watertown 
Fiction 
to 
film 
is 
an 
opportunity 
for 
film 
and 
fiction 
enthusiasts 
to 
explore 
cinematic 
adaptation 
from 
short 
fiction. 
On 
Tuesday 
the 
film 
will 
be 
screened 
and 
on 
Thursday 
a 
directed, 
open 
discussion 
will 
be 
facilitated 
by 
Craig 
Thornton 
regarding 
the 
adaptation 
from 
the 
language 
medium 
to 
the 
visual 
medium. 
What 
is 
intrinsically 
cinematic 
in 
the 
story? 
Why 
do 
some 
short 
stories 
work 
well 
as 
full 
length 
films? 
You 
can 
attend 
one 
or 
all 
four 
screenings 
or 
discussions. 
All 
the 
Short 
stories 
will 
be 
available 
to 
for 
reading 
before 
the 
screenings 
at 
the 
Flower 
Memorial 
Library, 
beginning 
February 
16th 
. 


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Schedule: 


The 
Curious 
Case 
of 
Benjamin 
Button 
(2008) 
dir. 
By 
David 
Fincher 
Based 
on 
the 
short 
story 
by 
F. 
Scott 
Fitzgerald 
Screening 
Tuesday 
March 
2nd 
Discussion 
Thursday 
March 
4th 


The 
Birds 
(1963) 
dir. 
By 
Alfred 
Hitchcock 
Based 
on 
the 
short 
story 
by 
Daphne 
Du 
Maurier 
Screening 
Tuesday 
March 
9th 
Discussion 
Thursday 
March 
11th 


Bringing 
Up 
Baby 
(1938) 
dir. 
By 
Howard 
Hawks 
Based 
on 
the 
short 
story 
by 
Hagar 
Wilde 
Screening 
Tuesday 
March 
16th 
Discussion 
Thursday 
March 
18th 


Away 
From 
Her 
(2006) 
dir. 
Sarah 
Polley 
Based 
on 
the 
short 
story 
“The 
Bear 
Came 
Over 
the 
Mountain” 
by 
Alice 
Munro 
Screening, 
Tuesday 
March 
23rd 
Discussion 
Thursday 
March 
25th 


For 
More 
Information, 
Call 
the 
Library 
at 
785-7701 


Journalists 
and 


Photographers 
Wanted 


Would 
you 
like 
to 
write 
an 
article 
about 
the 
Arts 
in 
Northern 
New 
York? 
Have 
you 
taken 
pictures 
of 
Art 
events 
that 
took 
place 
in 
the 
North 
Country? 
If 
so, 
then 
we 
could 
use 
your 
help. 


We 
are 
trying 
to 
expand 
the 
newsletter 
to 
include 
more 
than 
just 
North 
Country 
Arts 
Council 
news. 
We 
want 
to 
include 
stories 
about 
the 
Arts 
all 
over 
the 
North 
Country. 
All 
articles 
or 
photos 
will 
remain 
property 
of 
the 
author 
or 
photographer; 
we 
only 
ask 
that 
they 
be 
previously 
unpublished 
works. 


All 
submissions 
must 
be 
Arts 
related, 
contain 
no 
offensive 
language 
or 
pornographic 
material 
and 
be 
original 
works. 
Entries 
will 
be 
used 
based 
on 
the 
relevance 
of 
the 
content 
and 
space 
available. 
Send 
submissions 
to 
marketingandpublicity@nnyart.org. 


EXECUTIVE 
COMMITTEE: 
• 
President: 
Kari 
Robertson 
president@nnyart.org 
• 
Vice 
President: 
Laura 
Oakes 
vicepresident@nnyart.org 
• 
Secretary: 
Cecilia 
Thompson 
secretary@nnyart.org 
• 
Treasurer: 
Ernest 
Scribner 
ernest.scribner@gmail.com 
BOARD 
OF 
DIRECTORS: 
• 
Alicia 
Kohler 
TBA 
• 
Andrea 
Pedrick 
boardofdirectors3@nnyart.org 
• 
Anita 
Prather 
Harvell 
8boardofdirector@nnyart.org 
• 
Craig 
Thornton 
cthornton@wwnytv.net 
• 
Elizabeth 
Smith 
esmith@watertowncsd.org 
• 
Hope 
Marshall 
7boardofdirector@nnyart.org 
• 
Hope 
Marston 
hopemar7@twcny.rr.com 
• 
Cathy 
Stenfeldt 
boardofdirectors5@nnyart.org 
• 
Janelle 
Bossuot 
janelle.bossuot@yahoo.com 
• 
Jessica 
Renzi 
jessrenzi@gmail.com 
• 
George 
Stadalski 
marketingandpublicity@nnyart.org 


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Country 
Arts 
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Place 
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NY 
13601 
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