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IAN HENSCHKE, PRESENTER: Critics say yesterday's Murray agreement delivered a bucketload of promises but not a single drop more of water for the endangered river any time soon. At Goolwa the mud flats are getting wider, waterfront houses have lost their waterfronts and boating businesses have been devastated. Now there is a plan to build a temporary dam at Hindmarsh Island and let the sea water back in.
JOCK VEENSTRA, TOUR BOAT OPERATOR: We used to have 1,000 boats board at Goolwa and we've lost about 65 per cent of them.
TED DEXTER, WOODEN BOAT BUILDER: It's a disaster. And people aren't acting on it.
ANDREW CHAPMAN, MARINA DEVELOPER: Goolwa needs water and we need it now.
IAN HENSCHKE: The Goolwa Yacht Club, founded in 1854, is the oldest in Australia but the way things are going, it could soon be history. Normally there'd be more than 100 yachts here. Today, there are less than 20. It's a stark symbol of what's happening in the once thriving tourist town and the river system it's built on.
COMMODORE KEITH PARKES, GOOLWA YATCH CLUB: I think the marine industry in itself is Goolwa is down about 80 per cent on what it normally is. So a number of families and businesses have had to put people off and people have left the town. So we're losing trades, we're losing skilled people. It's going to be very hard to get them back. Which is going to have a dramatic effect on the future of Goolwa.
IAN HENSCHKE: Jock Veenstra's family have been in the tour boat business for almost 50 years.
JOCK VEENSTRA: I think if this problem of facing, you know, the suburbs of Adelaide that would've been something done quite quickly. It's been pretty pathetic the type of support that we have had from particularly our State Government and Federal Governments to the plight down here, where people are really doing it tough.
IAN HENSCHKE: These days, there are more boats for sale than sailing. And there's so little water, even the houseboats are landlocked. If you look back at Goolwa from Hindmarsh Island, you can see the scale of the problem. There's a bone dry overgrown boat channel, a couple of hundred metres from a shallow trickle of water lapping against a marooned boat. And these soils are sulphuric, meaning once exposed to air they can create sulphuric acid. Ted Dexter runs a boat business at Mouth Barker and was one of the founders of the annual Goolwa Wooden Boat Festival. But in a previous life he was part of a biological team that prepared an environmental impact statement on the problem of acidic soils and he is certain that if nothing is done, the water at Goolwa will turn to acid.
TED DEXTER: The acidification of it will occur and we will be starting to introduce sulphuric acid into this water body.
IAN HENSCHKE: Experts say the only way of preventing that is to keep the sediments covered with water and some argue if that has to be saltwater, then so be it.
ANDREW CHAPMAN: Overwhelmingly we've received support from the concept from individual business owners, people who live down here around Goolwa and Hindmarsh Island.
IAN HENSCHKE: Andrew Chapman's family built the Hindmarsh Island marina. Now he has just spent $20,000 developing a proposal to construct a temporary dam on the north west of the island, allowing sea water to back flush the entire Goolwa channel, up to perhaps Clayton.
ANDREW CHAPMAN: This is the Goolwa barrage, which is the extent of the existing saltwater. What we're talking about doing is dropping a new temporary barrage about 5 kilometres upstream, and allow this area to fill, or up here to Clayton, we're certainly not talking about filling Lake Alexandrina with salt water. The Finnis River could be barriered off there using an aqua barrier and allowing this to feed with its normal feed of fresh water and keeping the saltwater in this lower area through here, allowing the old tourism and boating activities to continue.
IAN HENSCHKE: If the plan went ahead, the Goolwa barrage would be open to the sea. Refloating hopes, boats and the town's economy.
ANDREW CHAPMAN: It will reinvigorate the town, which has felt very unloved for the last 18 months.
IAN HENSCHKE: Andrew Chapman says the temporary dam project would cost less than $5 million and be built using heavy duty plastic liners that are pumped full of water. He says yesterday's agreement on the Murray fails to send a life saving flush of water down the system, and he adds the only certain thing is that water levels will continue to drop unless sea water is used as an option.
ANDREW CHAPMAN: This is a fix that can be dealt with immediately. Once auto small study is done and the construction is undertaken, within 14 weeks, using the high tides, we can have water back in Goolwa that's sufficient to get tourism back on its feet.
KIM MCHUGH, MAYOR OF ALEXANDRINA: I don't support the proposal. I understand it. I know why they're doing it.
IAN HENSCHKE: While it may not matter to boaties and waterfront home owners whether the water is fresh or salty, it certainly matters to people like Kim McHugh, who is both the district mayor and a local farmer.
KIM MCHUGH: Let the salt water in, it will kill it. Who knows how long it would take to get that salt out of those systems again?
IAN HENSCHKE: Wasn't there saltwater there anyway? That's what they're saying.
KIM MCHUGH: Traditionally generally it was a riverine environment. There was salt water there in the early part of this century for maybe one or two months at a time. Generally it's been a riverine environment. The barrages were built to stop the salt water encroachment into that riverine environment. The other thing we do, we send the signal to the eastern states we've given up on having fresh water flows down the river. We say, well let the salt n we don't need fresh water flows down any more. I think we give up on that theory if we let this happen at this stage.
TED DEXTER: It's two thirds as salty as sea water now. So if no more water comes in, it is just going to become saltier and saltier and saltier. So the salt issue isn't an argument.
IAN HENSCHKE: As with everything else to do with the river, this latest plan, if nothing else, exposes just how desperate the situation is becoming, and just how little time might be left.


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MSOC: UA freshman Jonathan Lewis selected No. 3 overall in MLS SuperDraft. Read the full stories at the Akron Beacon Journal. NY Sports Day, MLSSoccer.com, Empire of Soccer, Hudson River Blue, and Big Apple Soccer.
MBB: Zips looking to stretch win streak to eight games against Bobcats. Details at the Akron Beacon Journal, and The Post.
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WTEN: In the Akron Beacon Journal, UA women's tennis team blanks Chicago State 7-0 for first win.
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SWIM: At SwimSwam.com, Akron Swims to Victory Over Toledo in Dual Meet.
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WBB: Zips fall 85-69 to Ohio, still winless in MAC, Akron Beacon Journal, by Taylor Rosen
Wednesday, January 11
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MBB: Johnson registers career high as Zips edge CMU, MAC Reporter Online, by Evan Meyer
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MBB: Men's basketball rallies in second half, but falls to Akron 89-85, Central Michigan Life, by Kullen Logsdon
MBB: Johnson scores 33, Akron beats Central Michigan 89-85, The Times, AP Report
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Friday, January 6
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Thursday, January 5
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Wednesday, January 4
MBB: Akron gives coach 289th win, beating Bowling Green 89-84, AP Report
MBB: Akron Zips pull out MAC opener over Bowling Green, 89-84, Cleveland Plain Dealer, by Elton Alexander
MBB: Records tumble as MAC teams look strong at home to start season, Cleveland Plain Dealer, by Elton Alexander
MBB: Zips top Falcons to give coach Keith Dambrot record victory, Akron Beacon Journal, by George Thomas
MBB: Akron continues streak with win over Falcons, Dambrot now 'winningest', MAC Reporter Online, by Evan Meyer
MBB: Akron holds off Bowling Green to go 1-0 in MAC, Hustle Belt, by Brad Ward
FB: Former Akron star Jason Taylor among 15 finalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame, AP Report
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Café set to open March 18
The ESF community has selected "The Trailhead Cafe" as the name for the new campus eatery to be located in the Gateway Center.
"The Trailhead Cafe" received 576 votes from ESF students, faculty and staff and won by a margin of only 21 votes over the second-place entry, "The Treehouse," in online voting. The cafe name and an accompanying logo will be used in signage and promotional materials as a marketing plan is developed for the new food service operation.
Artwork used in The Trailhead logo design was inspired by an illustration originally found in a 1929 Camp Log produced by the sophomore students who attended a mandatory ESF Summer Camp that year. The Summer Camp was designed to give students practical field experience, and the Camp Log contained stories about activities, research papers, jokes, photos, poetry and artwork. The illustration accompanied a poem called, "Trails," which was attributed only to "A.R.S." The poet was most likely a student listed as assistant business manager in the Camp Log, Arthur R. Spillers. The illustration artist was not identified, but may also have been an ESF student.
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from Michael Rosenberg at Sports Illustrated,
The NHL is supposedly thinking about skipping the 2014 Olympics. Now, this is a brilliant idea. On Wednesday night, as I watched Canada's Dan Boyle thread a gorgeous backhanded pass to Ryan Getzlaf for a goal, kick-starting a 7-3 victory over Russia and making Viagra unnecessary in Canada, I thought, "Dammit, I should be watching Predators-Blue Jackets right now."
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman cannot be serious about this. These Olympics are the best show hockey has put on in years. Why would he want to stop that?
The NHL should not just commit to the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia—Bettman should offer to grab two hockey sticks and paddle his way across the Atlantic.
This is a no-brainer. And to really understand why, you have to understand the internal squabble in this sport for the last few decades between two groups: purists and marketers.
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The 2016 Week 4 total at 298 is almost identical to what we saw for the 2014 cycle with the 5-magnitude earthquake events just one quake event apart declaring the 18 events for 2015 an anomaly like the 224 value for the 2.5 to 4-magnitude earthquake events. The 273 value for these key indicator earthquake events for the current 2016 cycle is about 50 events above the yearly average that should drop lower over the coming weeks to maintain the 2014/2015 trend through the initial stages of the first earth change uptick period moving forward. My feeling today is that these 2.5 to 4-magnitude indicator quake values will remain on the high end of the scale, because of the two deep magma waves currently stalled along the northwestern and southeastern corners of the Pacific Ocean/Ring of Fire.
We see the single 7-magnitude quake event for Week 4 of the 2016 cycle with the 7.8 Indonesia Quake Event (link) precisely like we saw last year revealing the same pattern. Those following the research should realize that recent Black Star Update Reports made predictions for big quake events on May 1-2 and again on May 14-15 based upon the Moon coming around the Earth in orbit to align with the Black Star now moving through the Libra Constellation relative to the Sun. While the Earth/Moon/Black Star Alignment Earthquake Event pattern remains just a theory, a definite pattern is emerging to suggest that these alignments produce quake events a high percentage of the time during the earth change uptick periods. Now we watch for another big quake event to take place around the Ides Of March and the time I expect Open Border Lobby/Pathway/Illegal Amnesty Marco Rubio to get Trumped in my home state of Florida.
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The surprise this week is that Earth saw no 6-magnitude earthquake events for the reporting period ending last Saturday and a quick look at EQuake3D shows no 6-mag quake events for Week 5 running to this Saturday seeming to break the two-year trend of five (5) events from 2014 and 2015. This lull in the large-magnitude quake events could be a warning sign that pressures are building at the same time that tectonic/volcanic pressures are shifting from the Asian/Indonesia side of the Pacific Ocean/Ring of Fire over to the Americas with focus on the Cascadia Subduction Zone that is the topic of many articles in the Featured Section of this newsletter worthy your attention.
The magnetic North Pole increased velocity this week down and to the left in the chart matching the move for Week 4 for the last two orbit cycles, but the position seems ahead of schedule from what is expected from the predictive modeling. We should expect to see a move back onto the chart near the 2014 and 2015 positions in the coming weeks to remain consistent with movement over the course of the last two cycles. Remember that the leading hypothesis is that the magnetic North Pole is migrating along these series of loops, not because of shifting Earth metals, but because the Black Star represents a third powerful magnetic having an arm-wrestling contest with the Sun for Earth magnetic polarity control. We should see the same 11 to 13-day lag behind the 2015 magnetic pole position exactly like we see for quake events in the growing seismic chart, even though eventually all of the modeling will break down from near Black Star/Earth proximity. A sharp deviation in magnetic North Pole migration pattern movement could very well be the strongest indicator of all that the Black Star is closer to Earth that we realize, which is why recording this key position is important to the larger Project Black Star Investigation.
The top Featured Article for this week includes my email comments to Dr. David Morrison (SETI/NASA) defending my position as a 'date setter,' as I have recently come under attack from members of the recognized Planet X/Nibiru Movement like Marshall Masters, John DiNardo and others appearing directly below this Update Report. With those things in mind, key dates to watch include the middle of March for another big Moon-alignment quake event to see if the pattern holds for lunar alignments through the earth change uptick periods. Mars position in orbit relative to the Sun and Earth is very similar to what we saw for the 2012 orbit cycle making me believe the red planet will experience another Mystery Martian Dust Storm like the one starting on March 12, 2012 in combination with the Magnetopause Reversal expected around May 1, 2016. Then we should expect the coming Sun/Earth/Black Star nearside-alignment quake event along the Pacific Ocean/Ring of Fire on May 7, 2016 with Earth crossing Black Star Orbit Path on May 20, 2016. I do not expect Gill Broussard's March 26, 2016 Planet7X/Earth Crossing Event prediction to come true, as the Black Star is much too far left in the orbit diagram for any March crossing event.
The current earth change uptick period should peak in the first week of May 2016 with three weeks of much higher-than-average quake events across the board revealing the same uptick pattern we have seen since the investigation began in 2011 with the peak coming 11 to 13 days 'later' with each Earth Orbit Cycle. We should expect to see Dutchsinse making YouTube video reports on rising/cresting magma levels at Kilauea (Hawaii) in the month of May from near-Black Star proximity, as the Black Star/Earth magnetic portal connection will be at the shortest length through this critical period for the entire 2016 cycle. Another consideration is the solar flare uptick that should manifest once the Sun/Earth/Black Star magnetic portal connections begin converging in the week before the nearside-alignment quake event and again once those connections cross to begin diverging after the big quake event. While I fully expect another Magnetopause Reversal Event to begin in combination with the Martian Dust Storm around May 1, 2016, NASA by now has perfected the false feed aspect of their cover-up operation to ensure this data remains hidden from the general public, according to DHS/DoD protocols/guidelines.
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As a Denver Broncos fan, I have to keep tabs on how the rest of the AFC West performs.
The Chiefs, led by new coach Andy Reid and former 49ers QB Alex Smith, have opened the season 3-0 against some reasonable competition.
Due to a defensive effort, Andy Reid's bunch shined in his homecoming to Philadelphia, knocking off the Eagles 26-16.
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Alex Smith has not played exceptionally this season -- he has lived up to his reputation as a tentative downfield passer despite having a deep threat in Dwayne Bowe.
Bowe has nine catches for 90 yards and one touchdown in the first three games. This used to be Bowe's production per game.
KC has yardage totals of 395, 292,313 against the Eagles, Jaguars, and Cowboys respectively. These are hardly offensive juggernaut numbers, but show that Andy Reid is making the most of what he has to work with.
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Families with children (ages four to eighteen years old) will enjoy meeting the various exhibitors and learning about the artistic opportunities for their aspiring creatives. The day's festivities will showcase an arts demonstration, performance or activity every 25-minutes so children will have a chance "to try on what kind of artist" they want to be this summer.
"The idea for a children's arts expo came from a parent of two small children who was having difficulty identifying a summer program for both her kids," says Executive Director Randall Forte. "Bringing people together to engage with the arts is what the Arts Council does."
A limited number of spaces are available for arts and cultural organizations to exhibit and promote their programs, and registration will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. There will also be opportunities for exhibitors to select a 25-minute time slot to showcase a demonstration or activity. For more details on registration, organizations may visit http://www.LVArtsCouncil.org/Young-At-Art.
The fee for exhibiting is $250 for members and $350 for nonmembers. Arts Council members can also take advantage of a $50 discount for early registration by December 15, 2015. The final date for registration will be January 20, 2016. Any questions may be directed to the Lehigh Valley Arts Council at 610-437-5259.
Lehigh Valley Arts Council
840 Hamilton Street, Suite 201
Allentown, PA 18101
610-437-5915 / firstname.lastname@example.com
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ArtFusion Partners With Community Music School
POTTSTOWN, PA – ArtFusion 19464 is excited to begin a collaboration with the Community Music School in Trappe (www.cmsmusic.org). Since 1991, Community Music School has proudly served the region by providing music education and performance experiences for people of all ages, abilities and economic circumstances. CMS has a long-standing tradition of enhancing their musical performances with the visual arts.
Starting in the fall of 2015, ArtFusion will begin curating art exhibits in the CMS facility. ArtFusion is excited about this opportunity to bring their artists to a wider audience and spread the word about their mission. The first show was a student faculty show that ran during September. The second show, opening October 10, features the art of Richardson Comly. The show's reception will be held in conjunction with CMS's first Little Night Music concert series of 2015. Guests can view the art and enjoy refreshments from 6:30-7:30pm. Tickets are still available for the concert, which starts immediately following the reception. For ticket information, please call CMS at 610-489-3676.
The two organizations are also working on creating educational opportunities, both at the CMS facility and at ArtFusion in Pottstown. New for fall 2015 is a music and art program for preschoolers and homeschoolers. The class will be held at CMS in the fall and will be held at ArtFusion the following spring. The class for preschoolers runs 9:30am-11am each Monday for 6 weeks and begins November 2. The other class is geared towards elementary age students who are being homeschooled. That class begins November 3. Class runs from 2-4:30pm every Tuesday for 6 weeks. For complete class descriptions, please visit artfusion19464.org/classes.
ArtFusion 19464 is a 501(c)3 non-profit community art center located at 254 E. High St. in downtown Pottstown. The school offers day, evening and weekend classes to all ages. The goal of these classes is to help students develop their creative skills through self-expression and independence. ArtFusion's gallery hosts rotating shows featuring local artists. The gallery also sells handcrafted, one-of-a-kind gift items. The gallery is open Tuesday through Friday from 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-3pm. The gallery is closed Sunday and Monday.
Community Music School is a non-profit 501c(3) organization where music education is at the core of our programming. Since 1991 CMS has proudly served the region by providing music education and performance experiences for people of all ages, abilities and background. The school's main campus at 775 W. Main Street in Trappe holds 20 teaching studios and a 200-seat performance hall. New this year, the school is proud to offer lessons at its first satellite location at the Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Pottstown. With more than 500 students participating in our music programs each week, Community Music School has become the region's premiere resource for the highest quality music education.
3 Youth Artists Will Win $500 In Art Supplies!
Snikiddy is proud to be supporting Youth Art!
Submitted art will be displayed in grocery stores around the country for two months. Three lucky entrants will also win $500 worth of art supplies.
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Submissions are due July 31st; winners will be announced October 15th.
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Pennsylvania Partners In The Arts News Project Stream Grant Deadline June 20th
The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA) 2014-2015 Project Stream will provide funds of up to $2,500 to eligible individuals, community groups, and non-profit organizations to conduct arts projects. These projects must take place between September 1, 2014 and August 31, 2015, and each project (a single event or a series of activities) must have a significant public component.
The Lehigh Valley Arts Council has accepted project grant requests from as many as 60 applicants in one cycle; and in the most recent fiscal year, we awarded grants to 24 projects (click HERE to view the awards). Activities successfully receiving PPA project funding have reached a wide range of constituents, from young children to senior citizens, and this year's projects are engaging audiences in activities that include visual arts exhibitions; photography; musical performances from opera to jazz; documentary film; storytelling and dance.
The deadline for the next round of Project Stream grants is June 20th, so apply today!For more information on the PPA, the criteria and guidelines for applying to Project Stream, and review of the online application process, view the PPA Project Stream Prezi presentation (requires Adobe Flashplayer).
For more information on the PPA visit: www.lvartscouncil.org/programs
Three Rivers Arts Festival Lays Out Dance, Art Offerings
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust estimates 400,000 people will attend the 55th Annual Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.
So, the Trust's staff has packed the 10-day festival running June 6 to 15, at Point State Park, Downtown, with a diverse schedule of music, visual arts, dance and drama to make sure everyone has a good time.
"It has been our challenge to present a program that provides something for everyone, whether you are new to the arts or a longtime aficionado," says Veronica Corpuz, director of festival management and special projects for the Trust and the arts festival.
In February, the Trust revealed the free musical-performance headliners, which include a solo performance by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy (June 6), bluegrass artists Sam Bush and Trampled By Turtles (June 7 and 8) and Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (June 9).
Read more: http://triblive.com/aande/moreaande/6075554-74/dance-festival-june#ixzz31KEegwsh
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Gallery Manager Revels In Lancaster City's Arts Renaissance
If it is done right, you don't think about anything but the art when you walk into a gallery.
No thoughts about the work behind it all: how the art got there, the way it was hung, how it was promoted or what happened to the artwork that used to be up on the wall.
At Red Raven Art Co., that's all the job of Lee Lovett, who has managed the gallery at 138 N. Prince St. since October 2006, just five months after it opened.
"I do everything from contacting artists, sending out contracts and hanging the gallery each month with a new show to designing the postcards and ads, managing and uploading our website, and finally handling all the accounting and bookkeeping," she says.
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/942607_IN-THE-SPOTLIGHT–Gallery-manager-revels-in-Lancaster-city-s-arts-renaissance.html#ixzz2q1y1eeVP
Crane Installs $40,000 Public Art Project In Lancaster
Workers used a crane this morning to install an "artwork cistern" on the Walnut Street side of the Lancaster Brewing Company building.
The cistern, commissioned by Lancaster city's public art program, is made of steel and lengths of native wood.
Inside, a tank will hold 750 gallons of rainwater from the brewery roof. The cistern water will be used to support the plants in a rain garden along the street.
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/912608_Pictures–Crane-installs–40-000-public-art-project-in-Lancaster.html#ixzz2jKNY9pnh
Fourth Annual '8×8' Art Show And Sale To Raise Funds For Allentown Arts Academy
Allentown, Pa. — Eight-inch-square canvases in a wide variety of styles and media will be on display Nov. 13 at "8 x 8," the fourth annual art show and sale sponsored by the Allentown Arts Academy Alliance. Funds raised at the event will support the Allentown Academy of the Arts, at William Allen High School.
The show will include more than 50 works of art in a wide array of styles and media, created by the Arts Academy's students, teachers and alumni, as well as artists from the community. Most of the artworks are paintings; however, some artists have mounted handcrafted jewelry or pottery on an 8-by-8-inch base. Artists this year include Nancy Bossert, Lee Butz, Fran Ackley, Claudia McGill, Jon Roylance, John Gaydos, Dana Van Horn, and many more.
The event will also include performances by Allen High School's Chorale and Double String Quartet.
The event will be held at Muhlenberg College, in the Trexler Pavilion for Theatre & Dance, on the south side of Chew Street between 24th and 26th streets, Allentown. The address is 2400 Chew Street. The show takes place from 4 to 6:30 p.m., and purchases may be taken at 6 p.m.
The Academy of the Arts, William Allen's magnet school program, offers studio instruction to Allentown School District students in theatre, dance, visual art, and music.
Effort To Restore Reading City Park Sculpture Takes Flight
Editor's note: Two thumbs up for Godiva Chocolatier, former mayor Tom McMahon, Yesid Gomez and Wilfer Buitrago for their efforts to help beautify the City of Reading.
The pursuit to restore one of Reading's most unique sculptures is gaining momentum through private donations and the efforts of two artists.
GoggleWorks artists Yesid Gomez and Wilfer Buitrago have obtained the first financial contributions for the dove sculpture in Reading's City Park, a project that could cost up to $40,000.
"I read the article about the artists working on the dove in the summer," said Justin Burford, a human resource assistant at Godiva Chocolatier in Exeter Township. That triggered discussions with Godiva coworkers and the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts about fundraising for the project.
"We thought this would be perfect unifying point for our Cultural Awareness Day," Burford said of Godiva workers.
Bethlehem Zoners Reject South Side Artist Colony
A nonprofit developer said this week's zoning denial would not stop its multi-million-dollar plan to bring low-rent housing and a convert a vacant church into an art gallery in south Bethlehem.
Housing Development Corp. Midatlantic of Lancaster will go back to the drawing board to determine how to address the parking issues associated with the $11 million project, President Michael Carper said.
"We closed on the properties. We own them. We're not going away and will make it work," he said.
Plans included converting the vacant St. Stanislaus Church on Hayes Street into an art gallery accompanied with building 28 new, low-rent townhouses, loft apartments and 26 parking spaces on the property.
Read more: http://www.mcall.com/news/local/bethlehem/mc-bethlehem-zoners-art-gallery-20120927,0,2601905.story
Pottstown Gallery On High Becomes Art Fusion 19464
Editor's note: Congratulations to our friends at Art Fusion 19464. Arts revitalization is a key piece of Pottstown's ability to reinvent itself and transform the borough into a once again thriving community!
POTTSTOWN, PA — As of this week, the Gallery on High is no more.
But don't worry. You're not going to miss any of the art exhibits, sales of local artists' works or art classes offered there.
That's because the nonprofit that offers appealing exhibits as well as engaging programming through its educational arm, the Gallery School of Pottstown, still exists at 254 E. High St. It just has a new name — Art Fusion 19464 — to go with a renewed and more acutely focused mission.
The name signifies the coming together — the fusion, if you will — of the gallery and educational portions of the organization, which launched in Pottstown in 2005, according to Erika Hornburg-Cooper, executive director and co-founder of Art Fusion 19464.
"We are evolving … again," said Hornburg-Cooper. "We have so many arts and cultural amenities in Pottstown. This new name positions us as a destination."
Read more: http://www.pottsmerc.com/article/20120908/FINANCE01/120909575/pottstown-gallery-on-high-becomes-art-fusion-19464&pager=full_story
New Gallery Opening On First Friday In Downtown Lancaster
Northumberland County couple hang shingle on Water Street
They were only supposed to be visiting for the day.
In early June, Jody and Cheryl Fallon came to Lancaster to see a friend's art exhibit on Gallery Row.
The Fallons, married artists who live about two hours north of Lancaster, walked around town and wound up in a gallery on Water Street.
They noticed the space next door was vacant and learned it was for rent. They looked at each other, Jody Fallon recalled, and an idea formed.
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/696570_New-gallery-opening-First-Friday.html#ixzz227PgVsv7
MOSAIC Gallery Art Show Opens July 4th In Pottstown
Pottstown, Pa – Are you an art enthusiast who is interested in supporting local artists? Do you want to take part in Pottstown's growing arts scene while helping to boost the local economy? Then come and check out Pottstown's very own MOSAIC Gallery.
Opening this 4th of July, MOSAIC presents Nurturing Hope, a show featuring area artists Sharon Merkel and Sharon McGinley. You may know MOSAIC Community Land Trust for bringing Pottstown its first community garden at 423 Chestnut Street, but MOSAIC also utilizes its office space at 10 S. Hanover Street as an art gallery. This show highlights the beauty in nature and in urban spaces, much like a community garden.
Like a garden nestled into a congested city block, the spiritual paintings of Sharon McGinley contrast with the graphic urban photos of Sharon Merkel to embody the hope and vitality of an urban garden.
In her artist's statement, photographer Sharon Merkel says of her work, "The images explore the place where man and nature meet. I am fascinated with this intersection, the place where each affects the other." Her photos of urban buildings and barns often feature intersections with a brilliant sky or a lone tree.
Sharon McGinley's paintings include bright colors, whimsy, and nature on a biblical or essential level. "I explore the inner-connectedness of all things, the impermanence of earthly life and the joys and sorrows we experience on our journeys," she says.
MOSAIC receives a standard 30% commission on all art sales, so a purchase not only supports these local artists, but also the community garden, arts, and affordable housing mission of MOSAIC Community Land Trust.
This show is being curated by MOSAIC summer interns Amanda Hoffman and Blake Wrigley, who spent their early years in Pottstown and graduated from Boyertown High School. Blake is a recent graduate of Messiah College and Amanda is a senior art major there.
Nurturing Hope will run from July 4 – July 28. All are welcome to an opening reception on Friday, July 6 from 7-9pm; food and drinks are sponsored by Lointer HOME. The MOSAIC gallery, located at 10 S. Hanover Street in Pottstown, will be open from 10am -1 pm on July 4th during the Pottstown Homecoming Parade. (Rain date is July 5th.) Regular gallery hours are Thursday – Saturday from 4 – 7 pm.
Free Summer Program Application Deadline Is June 8
The Gallery School of Pottstown is excited to offer three free summer programs for students ages 8-12. Kids Art Academy is a general arts exploration class, where students will explore two and three-dimensional arts. Students in Clay Academy will delve into all aspects of creating with clay, including using a pottery wheel. The third class, Asian Arts, will take students on a journey through the art traditions of many Asian countries.
Art Academy and Clay academy begin in June, while Asian Arts starts in July. Applications must be received by June 8, 2012 for all three programs. Applications can be found online at http://www.galleryonhigh.com/programs.html,
or in person at the school at 254 E. High St.
All three programs are funded by the Greater Pottstown Foundation and are free for the students, with the exception of a small registration fee. While preference is given to those students who qualify for free or reduced lunch, students who do not qualify are also encouraged to apply. Questions can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com, or asked over the phone at 610-326-2506.
The Gallery School of Pottstown is a 501c3 non-profit community art school and gallery. The School offers day, evening and weekend classes to all ages. The goal of these classes is to help students develop their creative skills through self-expression and independence. The Gallery on High hosts rotating shows featuring local artists. The Gallery also sells handcrafted, one-of-a-kind gift items. The Gallery on High is open Tuesday through Friday from 10am – 4:30pm and Saturday 10am – 3pm. The Gallery is closed Sunday and Monday.
Summer Classes For All Ages At The Gallery School Of Pottstown!
Pottstown, PA – Forty Chances for Creative Fun and a Free Class!
The Gallery School of Pottstown, a non-profit community art school, has a huge lineup of classes for all ages planned for this summer. Topics range from traditional drawing and painting to stained glass and sewing classes.
Students who register for a summer class by June 1, 2012 are eligible to take a fun workshop for free. They can choose from four great classes: Tic-Tac-Dough, Recycled Art, Fused Glass and Easy Earrings. For more information, and to register, visit this special page on the Gallery School's website: www.galleryonhigh.com/free.html. Students and parents can also call 610-326-2506 to register.
See the lists below for the complete lineup of classes. Full details can be found on the Gallery School's website at www.galleryonhigh.org.
New for 2012 are fun mini camps for kids. All mini camps run from 10am-3pm for 3 days, with a break for lunch and a snack. Children have an opportunity to really engage in fun, comprehensive projects. Topics include Kids Sewing Mini Camp, Kids Pottery Mini Camp and Jewelry for Kids Mini Camp.
Classes for kids include Summer Cray Pas, Summer Creative Kids, Summer Crafty Kids, Colonial Crafts, Summer Kids Pottery, Summer Story Sculpting Workshop, Summer Parent and Child Coil Pot Workshop, Summer Parent and Child Fused Glass Workshop, Basketmaking, and Kids Clay: Hand-Building Techniques One Day Workshop.
Classes just for teens include Summer Teen Studio, Basketmaking, Spirit Animal Mosaic, and The Heart of The Matter: Personal Essay Writing for High School Students.
Classes for adults and teens 16 and older include Altered T-Shirts Workshop, Yo-Yo Flag, Scratchboard, Introduction To Drawing I & Drawing II, Jewelry/Metalsmithing, Introduction to Figure Drawing I & Figure Drawing II, Clay: Hand-Building Techniques Two Day Workshop Clay: Hand-Building Techniques One Day Workshop, and Pottstown Photography Project.
Classes for adults include Summer Mosaics, Introduction to Stained Glass, Summer Adult Pottery, Summer Introduction to Encaustics, Adult Basketmaking , Introduction to Fused Glass Jewelry, Summer Introduction to Glass Fusing, Summer Fused Glass Open Studio, Simple Summer Skirt, Stripey Shoulder Bag, Found Object and Recycled Jewelry, and Flash Memoir and Essays for Adults.
The Gallery School of Pottstown is a 501c3 non-profit community art school and gallery. The School offers day, evening and weekend classes to all ages. The goal of these classes is to help students develop their creative skills through self-expression and independence. The Gallery on High hosts rotating shows featuring local artists. The Gallery also sells handcrafted, one-of-a-kind gift items.
The Gallery School of Pottstown
@Gallery on High
254 E. High St.
Pottstown, PA 19464
Lancaster's Spring ArtWalk Will Be Hands-On
Community-made paintings will be one byproduct of the hands-on, interactive events offered by several galleries and studios around town Saturday and Sunday.
For example, you can step into the paint-flecked shoes of Jackson Pollock, helping to create one of several paintings on the second floor of Tellus360/Gallery360, 24 E. King St., from noon to 3 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/636260_Lancaster-s-spring-ArtWalk-will-be-hands-on.html#ixzz1tXIHrEQH
Dora Siemel Wins Best in Show Honors At Gallery On High's "Re-Creative" Art Show
Pottstown, PA – Local Artist Wins Best In Show
Artist Dora Siemel received Best in Show honors for her piece, Buy More Stuff!, at a reception at the Gallery on High, Saturday, April 14. Dora and 19 other local artists participated in Re-Creative, a recycled art show. Entries in this show had to be created from recycled, upcycled or salvaged materials.
The $100 prize was sponsored by the National Association of Remodelers-Building Industries Exchange (NARI-BIE) Green Team. Green Team member Christine Elliott awarded the prize. The Green Team judges had the following to say about the winning entry:
Buy New Stuff!. . . stood out to the judges as a lively piece of art, steeped in the nostalgia of quality American manufacturing, while poking fun at our current culture which thrives on poorly made goods and constant consumerism. While strong social messages are observed within this piece, it also stands alone as an artistic historic tribute. The artful arrangement of materials from consumer products is delightful and the reclaimed nature of the materials strictly followed the theme of the show. The reverse form inherent in the newspaper type elements used added an intriguing, reflective symbolism to this piece. The piece takes us on a journey into our past, as it prods us to seriously consider our future.
Re-Creative runs through April 21. Guests can view the exhibit during regular gallery hours: Tuesday through Friday from 10am to 4:30pm and Saturday 10am to 3pm. The Gallery is closed Sunday and Monday.
The Gallery School of Pottstown is a 501c3 non-profit community art school and gallery. The School offers day, evening and weekend classes to all ages. The goal of these classes is to help students develop their creative skills through self-expression and independence. The Gallery on High hosts rotating shows featuring local artists. The Gallery also sells handcrafted, one-of-a-kind gift items.
The Gallery School of Pottstown @Gallery on High 254 E. High Street Pottstown, PA 19464 610-326-2506 www.galleryonhigh.org
$10,000 Art Scholarship Deadline Extended For Greater Pottstown Foundation Scholarship For The Arts
Pottstown, PA – The application deadline for the 3rd annual Greater Pottstown Foundation Scholarship for the Arts has been extended until March 10, 2012. This $10,000 scholarship is designed to financially assist a qualified applicant in pursuing their further education in the arts. The program is open to any Pottstown, Pottsgrove, Hill School or Owen J. Roberts High School senior. The scholarship is awarded based on two criteria: artistic performance as displayed at the Greater Pottstown Foundation Senior High School Art Exhibit at the Gallery School of Pottstown, and an essay on why an applicant wants to continue their education in the arts. The applicant's intended field of study must include a major in an arts related field.
In addition to submitting a completed application form and essay, each student must also participate in the art exhibit at the Gallery School of Pottstown. Students must create pieces of art from three of four categories: watercolor or pastel; pencil, charcoal or ink; oil or acrylic; and sculpture, which include pottery, stone, glass, metal, fiber or wood. The application and essay must be received by March 10. Artwork does not need to be completed until the art show in May.
Students can email firstname.lastname@example.com to receive an application, or stop by the Gallery School at 254 E. High St. in Pottstown.
The Gallery School of Pottstown is a 501c3 non-profit community art school and gallery. The School offers day, evening and weekend classes to all ages. The goal of these classes is to help students develop their creative skills through self-expression and independence. The Gallery on High hosts rotating shows featuring local artists. The Gallery also sells handcrafted, one-of-a-kind gift items. The Gallery on High is open Tuesday through Friday from 10am-4:30pm and Saturday 10am-3pm. The Gallery is closed Sunday and Monday.
The Gallery School of Pottstown
@Gallery on High
254 E. High Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
Pottstown's Mosaic Community Land Trust Headquarters
While I was downtown today supporting Small Business Saturday, I was temporarily whisked away to the Mosaic Community Land Trust's new digs at 10 South Hanover Street by Katy Jackson. Katy is one of the founding members of the Land Trust and she was eager to show me the progress they have made fixing up their new space.
The first floor is a revolving art gallery and office space for now. Future plans include renovating the second floor and using the art gallery space on the first floor for events in a coffee-house style setting. There are even plans to serve food. This is very exciting because having organized events will help draw people into the gallery and in turn support local artists and musicians.
Mosaic Community Land Trust supports the revitalization of Pottstown. To that end the Land Trust will begin restoring properties in town and reselling them to people looking for affordable housing. Mosaic's plan also includes growing the arts community in Pottstown. Revitalization via the arts has a proven track record across our country. We have a fledgling arts community already and adding to their numbers will only hasten the rebirth of Pottstown. Removing blight and increasing the home ownership percentage in Pottstown will stabilize neighborhoods, reduce crime, increase property values and help reduce the tax burden.
We urge you to stop in and check out the art, learn more about Mosaic and see what you can do to help move Pottstown forward.
Art Show And Sale '8 X 8 = 50+' Allentown Arts Academy
Art show and sale '8 X 8 = 50+'
to raise funds for Allentown Arts Academy
Nov. 17 event will feature 8-inch art by students, teachers, alumni of William Allen High School arts program
Allentown, Pa. (Oct. 13, 2011) — Eight-inch-square canvases in a wide variety of styles and media will be on display Nov. 17 at "8 x 8 = 50+," the second annual art show and sale sponsored by the Allentown Arts Academy Alliance. Funds raised at the event will support the Allentown Academy of the Arts, at William Allen High School.
The show will include more than 50 canvases in a wide array of styles and media, created by the Arts Academy's students, teachers and alumni, as well as artists from the community and local colleges and universities. Artists include Joe Skrapits, John Gaydos, Ann Lalik, David Lee, Ron De Long, Kathy Alvaro, and many more.
Canvases will be auctioned starting at $50 each. The event will be held at the newly renovated art center at William Allen High School, entrance on Linden Street at the mosaic. The show takes place from 4 to 7 p.m., and purchases may be taken at 6:30 p.m.
The Academy of the Arts, William Allen's magnet school program, offers studio instruction to Allentown School District students in theatre, dance, visual art, and music.
Photos of paintings and artists, as well as interview opportunities with Arts Academy students and teachers and with featured artists.


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In pro wrestling, each wrestler always has one move in his arsenal which seems to be enough to lay his opponent on the mat for the one-two-three. Finishing maneuvers have always been an integral part of the WWE, and nothing makes a wrestler stand out better than a powerful, high-impact finishing move.
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