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Sembrich museum celebrates music of Menotti
The Sembrich honors opera soprano Marcella Sembrich
The Sembrich honors opera soprano Marcella Sembrich
(07/06/11) One of the highlights this summer at the Sembrich Museum in Bolton Landing is a tribute to Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti. He wrote the classic Christmas opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors and dozens of other operas. Thursday marks the centennial of Menotti's birth. He died in 2007. There's a free showing this afternoon at the museum of an early television production of Menotti's Pulitzer Prize-winning Cold War tragedy, The Consul. Todd Moe talks with Sembrich artistic director Richard Wargo about a summer filled with music and Menotti's connection to the museum.

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Sembrich honors Barber centennial
Samuel Barber
Samuel Barber
(06/25/10) The Sembrich Opera Museum will honor American composer Samuel Barber during this "Summer of Barber". The museum, in Bolton Landing, will pay homage to the life and music of Barber on the centennial of his birth. Todd Moe spoke with Sembrich Opera Museum artistic director Richard Wargo about this season's concerts, plays, films and lectures that will include top-notch musicians from around the world. Wargo says Barber spent the formative summers of his youth on Lake George.

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Preview: A summer of music at Sembrich
Marcella Sembrich, age 30 painted by Paul Meyerheim in Dresden, Germany about 1888.
Marcella Sembrich, age 30 painted by Paul Meyerheim in Dresden, Germany about 1888.
(07/11/08) The 150th anniversary of the birth of renowned soprano Marcella Sembrich continues this summer at her estate in Bolton Landing. Sembrich was an opera diva in the late 1800's and gave voice lessons at her summer home on Lake George. Todd Moe spoke with Sembrich Opera Museum Artistic Director Richard Wargo. An opera composer, Wargo says the museum maintains Sembrich's lifelong love of music and teaching.

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State, local partnership preserves public marina
(09/12/06) New York state will spent $2 million preserving access to a marina in Bolton Landing. Town officials will contribute another $2.5 million. Locals had worried that the property would be redeveloped as a private residence, blocking public access to a popular section of Lake George. Brian Mann has details.

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Workers Scramble to Repair Northway
Damage on I-87.  Photo by Adirondack Park Agency.
Damage on I-87. Photo by Adirondack Park Agency.
(06/15/05) Interstate 87 remains closed in both directions between exits 23 and 25 in Warren County. Boulders and debris came tumbling down a hill and swept across all four lanes of the Adirondack Northway in the town of Bolton Monday night. Governor Pataki visited the scene yesterday afternoon. Martha Foley reports.

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