The Thursday March 1rst Chamber Meeting will be held at Beautiful Kilburn Manor on Milwaukee Street In Malone at 8am, everyone is welcome!
Mission Statement
The Malone Chamber of Commerce is a membership based organization that promotes and advances the commercial, recreational, civic and cultural interests of the North Country.
The Mental Health Association of Clinton & Franklin Counties invite you to an open house!
February 17th, 2012 11am-2pm. 7 Pearl St, Malone.
Refreshments will be served, Come in and check out the new recovery center (C2) and new store "Rescued Treasures" Everyone is welcome!
Saturday February 18: Tomorrow Never Knows Returns to Perform a Concert at Forartsake
Tomorrow Never Knows formed in 2011, brings together the talents of Peter Brown: bass/vocals, Jim Stickney: guitars/vocals, Stuart Rowley: guitars/vocals/songwriter, and Jeff Noreault: sound engineer/harmonica. The band's name comes from a song title on the Beatles Revolver album...written by John Lennon.
Stuart Rowley, the group's songwriter, describes their sound as a blend of American roots, folk, blues and rock. The main musical focus is to play original songs composed by Rowley. The band also covers songs from bands or individuals they admire such as: the Eagles, Bruce Cockburn, The Beatles, Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Neil Young, CS&N and Bob Dylan.
With the busy schedules of the members, there was more rehearsing than gigs in 2011, but they plan to change that in 2012.
The group will be playing Forartsake once a month starting in February and other gigs as they come along. And recording songs for a future CD/Facebook/YouTube connection is also a goal for this year.
Where: Forartsake/Gallery 393 Above
When: Saturday, February 18, 7:30 pm
Admission: $10 (limited seating)
Please plan to attend Tomorrow Never Know's performance.a splendid time is guaranteed for all!
Forartsake/Gallery 393 Above
393 West Main Street, Malone NY 12953
518-483-9411
CABINET
Saturday, February 18th
at 7:30 p.m.
Saranac Village at Will Rogers and Lazar Bear Productions will present An Evening with Cabinet featuring a mix of bluegrass and Americana. Known for soul, simplicity and serious musicianship, they will weave bluegrass, country and folk influences to form music that has roots in the past but is known for being current and vibrant.
Cabinet formed in 2006, bringing together players from various musical and personal backgrounds. The group features Pappy Biondo (banjo, vocals), J.P. Biondo (mandolin, vocals), Mickey Coviello (acoustic guitar, vocals), Dylan Skursky (electric bass, double bass), Todd Kopec (fiddle, vocals) and Jami Noak (drums, percussion), all of whom love and live music. To listen to their music or find more information, you can visit them at www.cabinetmusic.com.
This program is open to the public and the doors open at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance and can be purchased by calling 518-637-4989 or in Saranac Lake at Saranac Village at Will Rogers or Ampersound, in Lake Placid at The Christmas Store or in Plattsburgh at Alpha Stereo. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.lazarbearproductions.com.
2012 Forartsake - Art Gallery Exhibit Schedule
Robideau-Lamitie-King high school/middle school art exhibit: MAY 1 - MAY 17
Mixed Mediacs: JUNE 1 - JUNE 30
Pamela May: SEPTEMBER 7 - OCTOBER 20
Whimsical Women: NOVEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 1
House of History Museum and Schryer Center for Historical and Genealogical Research
P.O. Box 388
51 Milwaukee Street
Malone, NY 12953-0388
(518) 483-2750
Winter 2011-12 Open Hours:
Schryer Center for Historical & Genealogical Research is open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 1-4pm, weather permitting. On-site research is free for members, and $10 per visit for non-members.
The House of History museum is open by appointment.
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Snocross Coming to Malone!!
Season finale moved from Killington to Malone for East Coast Snocross series,
Presented by AMSOIL and Woody's Traction
CHESHIRE, Conn. (Jan. 19, 2012) - When Hurricane Irene tore her way across New England last September, one of the most hard-hit areas was southern Vermont.
Those who follow the news, especially those of us born in Vermont ? watched in horror as national news showed the extensive damage and talked about supplies having to be flown into remote areas like Killington, Vermont.
With those memories still fresh on the minds of many, it is with sadness yet a complete understanding that officials at East Coast Snocross (ECS) announce a new site for their 2012 season finale.
Due to the widespread property damage and resulting impact to mountain operations, officials at Pico Mountain needed to push our finale ahead one week, which would have meant racing on Easter weekend. That option wasn?t appealing, and thus the 2012 ECS season finale will now take place at the beautiful Titus Mountain ski area in Malone, New York.
"Our debut at Pico last spring went very well, yet Irene set that region back with such extreme land damage," said ECS General Manager Shawn Longbook. "Most of our race teams and officials would prefer to complete the season in late March, so we felt it best to find a suitable replacement site. Titus Mountain is the ideal spot for our finale, it has plenty of room for a great track and is a nice facility overall."
Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks, Titus Mountain offers skiers and riders 27 trails serviced by a total of 10 lifts; two triples, six 2-passenger chairlifts and two Handle-Tow surface lifts. The mountain features 1200 vertical feet of winter fun. The upper and lower mountain lodges offer warmth, comfort, good food and refreshing beverages. Titus Mountain has 90% of its terrain serviced by snowmaking, and grooms all trails every 24 hours to insure optimum conditions. The mountain truly is a hidden gem of upstate New York.
The 2011-2012 season awards banquet will begin on Sunday following the last races at 4:30 pm. at Mo's Adirondack Room, adjacent to the new Holiday Inn & Suites. In recent years, the banquet was held on a separate weekend at a different location, yet it makes sense to reduce travel and wraps things up at the final race event.
Teams on all three major brands involved with snocross (Arctic Cat, Ski-doo and Polairs) are gearing up for Round 3 at Boonville. The depth of talent here in the northeast looks impressive as the 2012 season begins to unfold. Returning veterans, promising rookies and new faces from distant places are all battling to gain an advantage over the competition.
East Coast Snocross, presented by AMSOIL and Woody's Traction, is the sanctioning body for snowmobile racing in the northeastern United States. ECS maintains a regional circuit intended to keep grass-roots snocross racing healthy in this part of the snowbelt, while also cultivating new talent for tomorrow?s factory-backed Pro teams.
For more information, go to www.eastcoastsnocross.com.
Malone Economic Development Plan.