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General Contact Information
Seth and Nancy Blood
60 McMaster Street
Owego, New York 13827
607-687-0142
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Rug Registration Information
Karen Edwards
PO Box 109
309 Manley Road
Norwich, New York 13815
607-336-1191
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Menu Information
Ellen Jennsen
940 South Ketchumville Road
Newark Valley, New York 13811
607-642-3308
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Demonstrator and Docent Information
Marleta Anderson
329 Greenwood Road
Newark Valley, New York 13811
607-642-8432
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Vendor Information
Seth Blood
60 McMaster Street
Owego, New York 13827
607-687-0142
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The apple was chosen as our Challenge as it is one of the symbols representing the Southern Tier and, of course, the "Big Apple"
We look forward to seeing all the interpretations of the "Apple" pictured to the left.
Please stay tuned for more info on the Challenge and the other activities we are planning for the 2008 Exhibit.
ABOUT OWEGO
Owego was founded in 1787 and was once one of the larger cities outside of NYC.
The Southern Tier is the birthplace of Rod Serling, John D. Rockefeller and Richard Deacon.
The Southern Tier can also call itself the home of IBM.
The Kirby Community Band makes its home in Nichols and is one of the oldest community bands east of the Mississippi.
Owego has many fine dining spots including the Jailhouse Restaurant, which was once the local jail,
and the Treadway Inn, location of the Exhibit.
The Southern Tier is often called the "Gateway to the Finger Lakes" and its Wine Country.
Carousels are also a big part of culture in the region, claiming to be the Carousel Capital of the World.
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