Podcasts - X101 Always Classic

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  • CRT director previews outdoor summer season at Dwyer Park (audio)
    On this past Saturday’s Meet Cortland County

    (Thompson)

    Kerby Thompson, producing artistic director at Cortland Repertory Theatre, previewed the summer season at Dwyer Memorial Park in Preble.

    All performances will be held outside on the east side of the Little York Pavilion (to the left side of the building when looking from the parking lot).

    A temporary stage will be built out from the first floor steps.

    Patrons will be seated under an open-sided 40’ x 120’ tent, 12 feet away from the building and stage.

    Seats are arranged in “seating squares” for up to four people from the same party.

    Each square will have 6 feet of space on all sides. Patrons from different parties will not be seated together.

    Download a printable copy of this summer’s seating chart HERE.

    Tickets will be sold in groups of 2, 3 or 4 seats; single seats will not be available.

    Face masks will be required upon arrival and until seated. CRT encourages the continued use of masks while seated, unless enjoying a refreshment.

    Printed show programs will not be available; however, a Virtual Playbill with show information, director’s notes, actor’s bios and more will be available on the CRT website.

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    12 min
  • Homer, Cortland Legion Auxiliary Units to honor National Poppy Day
    On today’s Meet Cortland County segment:

    Eileen Bentley and Donna Riley, presidents of the Cortland and Homer American Legion Auxiliary Units #489 and #465, spoke about National Poppy Day.

    Both units are distributing poppies to the public this Friday (May 28) — Unit #489 at the Price Chopper and P&C Fresh plazas in Cortland; and Unit #465 next to the Homer Fire Department.

    All donations received will support veterans, the military community and their families.

    The red poppy is a nationally recognized symbol of sacrifice worn by Americans since World War I.

    It honors those who served and died for our country in all wars. Also, it reminds Americans of the sacrifices made by our veterans while protecting our freedoms.

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    11 min
  • Phillips Free Library in Homer collecting “Stories from Behind the Mask”

    On Saturday’s Meet Cortland County:

    Priscilla Berggren-Thomas is director of the Phillips Free Library in Homer. She discussed an ongoing effort to collect “Stories from Behind the Mask” in our local community.

    The project, supported by federal grant funding, welcomes contributors of all ages to submit writings or art that reflect experiences they’ve endured over the duration of the Covid-19 pandemic.

    Interested creators should visit the Phillips Free Library website and click on Stories from Behind the Mask. Artwork can be emailed to [email protected]. 

    The site will accept submissions through the end of 2021.

    For those who may need help telling their story: The library has volunteers who can interview you and write it for you.

    Email the same address as above or call 607-749-4616 for details.

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    9 min

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