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FREE TIOGA COUNTY COUNCIL ON THE ARTS MONTHY NEWSLETTER September 2010 FREE
Tioga County Council on the Arts
179 Front Street
Owego, NY 13827
Phone: (607) 687-0785
Fax: (607) 687-3186
Website: www.tiogaartscouncil.org
E-Mail: [email protected]
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Permit No. 38
Owego, NY 13827
Tioga County Council on the Arts is proud to pre-sent Bucky Moon and the Country Connection September 3, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at Rudin's "Olde Tyme Farm Days" 4890 Gaskill Road, Owego, NY. Admission is free but a $5 donation is suggested. Bucky Moon and his band are among the area‘s most popular musicians and always draw a crowd. We encourage you to come out and join the fun!
This program is made possible with public funds from the Folk Arts Program of the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, the Cooper Foundation.
Tioga County Council on the Arts is pleased to announce that a very successful 23rd Annual En Plein Air Art Show and Sale was held in Draper Park in Owego on Saturday August 21st. The rain held off and the artists and their work were ap-preciated by many art lovers. The following awards were announced for this juried show.
First Place-Anthony Cerretani of Waverly, NY Second Place-Aaron Harrison of Johnson City Honorable mention.... Jan Frassetto of Endicott Honorable mention.... Carol Anne Hollenbeck
of Johnson City, Honorable mention.... Ed Steinhilper
of Williamsport, PA, Honorable mention.... Louise Woodard
of Mattydale
TCCA would like to thank Chemung Canal Trust Company for their generous sponsorship of this
popular art show!
At four o'clock at the En Plein Air Art Show, a drawing was held for the winner of a Marian Simpson original oil painting of Owego's new River Walk. Marian generously donated this lovely painting as a fund raiser for the Arts Coun-cil. Many, many people bought chances to win the painting, but the lucky winner was Philip P r i t c h a r d f r o m A t l a n t a , G e o r g i a . Congratulations Philip!
TCCA board member Louise Woodburn with the painting by Marian Simpson
See color pictures and full descriptions of
these 19 Raffle Baskets at our website:
www.tiogaartscouncil. org or visit us at 179 Front St. Owego, NY
Bet on Us! Participate in our Amazing Basket Raffle...with things SO cool--some don't even fit in baskets! We at Tioga County Council on the Arts are starting to plan next year's events, and although we did not receive some anticipated state grants, we're betting on TCCA to come through with the needed funding for us to continue great programming in 2011. Won't you bet on TCCA too by participating in our Basket Raffle? Tickets are $1 each or 10 for $5! You may purchase tickets in 3 ways. 1. Go to our website and download the form to fill out and mail in. 2. Phone in your order using a credit card 607-687-0785. 3. Stop in at our office at 179 Front St. Owego. Our 19 baskets were donated by Tioga County Council on the Arts members and local businesses. Raffle Drawing will be October 31st... Good Luck!
Join local contempo-rary Folk Artist Lisa Bystrak and her very popular and sought after Halloween char-acters at the Riverow Bookshop on the 3rd Friday ArtWalk, Sept 17th. Lisa’s work has recently been pub-lished in the Septem-ber issue of Somerset
About Tioga County Council on the Arts
Board of Directors:
1/1/08 - 1/1/11
Jean Fisher, Louise Woodburn, Linda Brisson, Cheryl Strickland-Ward, Pat O’Connell
1/1/09 - 1/1/12
Dick Cooper, Linda Vogel, Meredith Bocek, Judy Baust
1/1/10—1/1/13
Grace Miller, Steve Cooper, Art Clark, Ray Brisson
Honorary Board Members
Dr. Delos Aumock, Doyle Gibbs,
Wendy Post, Tina Christina-Price,
Michele Rhodes, Marian Simpson
Officers
President: Linda Vogel
Vice President: Jean Fisher
Treasurer: Dick Cooper
Secretary: Grace Miller
Staff
Executive Director
Annette J. Schweiger
Administrative Assistant: Whitney Koblitz
Focus Editor: Tina Blake
Meetings of the Board of Directors are held the second Thurs-day of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Tioga County Council
on the Arts 179 Front Street, Owego, New York,
Members are welcome and invited to attend. Please call for verification during summer months and if meeting date falls
on a holiday.
FOCUS on the Arts is published monthly by the Tioga County Council on the Arts, 179 Front Street, Owego, New York,
13827. Phone: (607) 687-0785
Fax: (607) 687-3186. Established in 1976.
TCCA is a Member of the Alliance of New York State Arts Or-ganizations, and the New York State Arts & cultural Coalition.
We serve all of Tioga County. FOCUS funding provided, in part, by the Tioga County Senior Citizens Foundation, State Assemblyman Gary D. Finch, The New York State Council on
the Arts, a state agency. Thank you!
FOCUS Newsletter Deadline
Submissions should be typed and-submitted
by the third Friday of the month prior to the
publication month. All articles are subject to
approval and editing by TCCA .
Get your FOCUS newsletter
delivered electronically
For those who prefer, you may now receive the Focus by e-mail.
However, if you don’t contact us, you will continue to receive your
newsletter by regular mail. To change your subscription, write, call,
stop by or simply e-mail us at
One of the reasons that Owego is the Coolest
Small Town in America is because of the Art
Galleries! Visit these galleries and businesses
on September 17th in the evening!
Anything Artistic 738-0994 173 Front St.
John Pitco , Tiffany Hansen different mediums
Artisan’s Townhouse 687-9242 42 Lake St.
Owego TBA
Black Cat Gallery 687-0785 179 Front St.
Owego Carolyn Campbell quilted items
East of the Sun West of the Moon 687-6305
206 Front St Owego Sharon Webb paintings,
Bob Merwin paintings
French Alley 687-0757 35 1/2 Lake St Owego
Shirley Robilotto Oil, Acrylic, and Porcelain
Paintings plus Byzantine Icon Writing
Front and Center 687-1760 188 Front St.
Owego Maria Filice presents “The Art of Eat-
ing” and there will be a book signing
Fuddy Duddy’s Fudge 687-3834 27 Lake St.
Owego Lisa McQueeny Photography
Gallery 41 687-2876 41 Lake St. Owego Gal-
lery members artwork
Lake Street Studios 687-9242 42 Lake St. 2nd
floor Owego Robert Merwin, Gary Watson,
Pat Gause
Original Italian Pizza 687-9510 25 Lake St
Owego TBA
Riverow Bookshop 687-4094 187 Front St.
Owego Lisa Bystrak contemporary folk art
The Rose Petal 687-1793 -214 Front St.
Owego—Kathy Place “Liquid Explosion Collec-
tion” and clocks
Ruscak’s Stained Glass Studio 687-1285 210
Front St. Owego Sandra Ruscak’s creations
Van Horn Jewelers 687-3960 31 Lake St.
Owego Gerri Wiley Photography
New! Sweet Valley Chocolates and Bakery
223-4238 195 Main St. Owego Jim Malone
Photography
Sherrie Maricle will present a Drumset Clinic on Friday, September 10 at 6:30 p.m. in Bingham-ton High School’s Black Box Theatre. Tickets cost $12 and will be available at the door which will open at 6:10 p.m. Dr. Maricle, a native of Endicott, composer and educator, travels the globe playing drums with the famed DIVA Jazz Orchestra, which she leads. She has performed in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, The Hollywood Bowl and Symphony Halls around the world. For more information p l e a s e c o n t a c t J o e l S m a l e s a t [email protected]. or 762-8229.
First Round USArtists International Grant Applica-tion Deadline Tuesday, September 7, 2010. USAr-tists International provides support for American dance, music, and theater ensembles and solo artists invited to perform at significant interna-tional festivals or engagements that represent extraordinary career opportunities anywhere in the world outside the United States and its terri-tories. The application deadline for the first grant round of the 2011 program will be Tues-day, September 7, 2010 for projects taking place between November 1, 2010 and October 31, 2011. This is a receipt deadline. For a copy of pro-gram guidelines and application, go to www.midatlanticarts.org, look under Funding for Presenting, Touring and Exhibiting, then for USAr-tists International. Questions about USArtists In-ternational should be directed to Sara Nash, at [email protected].
Don’t forget that October 1st is the deadline for Decentralization (DEC) and Artist-->Crossroads grants administered by the ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes for 2011. Applications and guidelines can be found at www.eARTS.org.
Strategic Opportunity Stipends (SOS) provides grants designed to help individual artists of all disciplines take advantage of specific, unique opportunities that will significantly benefit their work or career. These are $200-$1500 grants for forthcoming opportunities (not necessarily pro-jects) that are distinct from an artist's ongoing work. The next deadline is September 24, 2010. This deadline is for opportunities occurring be-tween November 1, 2010 and May 30, 2011. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and a full-time resident for the past year of one of the participating New York State counties - Broome, Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga and Tomp-kins Applicants cannot be enrolled in a graduate or undergraduate degree program at the time of application. Complete the application by downloading the PDF at NYFA.org. Submit the application to your regional SOS administrator - The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. Specific questions may also be directed to Emily Marino at The ARTS - 607.962.5871 x226. Appli-cations should be submitted to: Emily Marino, Grants Manager, The ARTS Council of the South-ern Finger Lakes, 32 West Market Street, Corn-ing, NY, 14830, or email the application to [email protected].
The Black Cat Gallery, located at 179 Front Street in Owego, NY, is featuring textile artist Carolyn Campbell for the month of September. Carolyn Campbell has been making a variety of functional, quilted items for many years. Colorful is her trademark. Her work is sure to inspire your own creativity with fabric, needle and thread. Carolyn will be demonstrating her craft at the Art Walk on Friday, September 17th from 5-8. The Black Cat has a large variety of visual art, textiles, jewelry and other creative work at the Front Street loca-tion. Find something handcrafted by one of the many local artisans among the many unique items in the shop. The Black Cat Gallery is currently searching for talented artists to join our group. Our purpose is to help artists become more visi-ble in the community, while growing creatively and economically in a beautiful art space; please call or stop in for an application, 607-761-5278.
“Holidays & Celebrations” and Somerset “Apprentice” magazines. These issues will be available at Riverow and at the Black Cat Gallery. Show your support for our area’s local artists and come out to enjoy the ArtWalk ArtTalk on Sep-tember 17th!
An exhibition of artworks by Allen Crittenden Smith is at the Spotlight Gallery. Smith (his friends know him as Denny) is an artist living and working in Elmira. Recent exhibitions include the 2009 Rochester-Finger Lakes Biennial, awards at the Arnot Art Museum in Elmira and State of the Art Gallery in Ithaca. He is a graduate of Pratt Insti-tute. Nine watercolor paintings will be on display at the Spotlight Gallery of The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes, 32 West Market Street, Corning, from 8/ 10 through 9/8. A reception with the artist will be held on 9/3 from 5 - 7 pm.
Friday evening, September 17. Buffet Dinner will be available at 6, Concert at 8. All seats are re-served. Table seating only is $25, Table seating with Buffet Dinner is $45.Tickets are on sale now and available by calling the Binghamton Regency Hotel at 607.772.7575. All Proceeds will benefit the Bundy Art Museum and the Southern Tier Broadcasters' Hall of Fame
Agatha Christie’s
BBC Murders
Sept. 16- Oct. 10, 2010
Cider Mill Playhouse, 2
Nanticoke Ave., Endi-
cott, NY. Box Office748
-7363 Mon- Fri 12
noon to 5:30 p.m.
wwwcidermillplay-
house.org
Sept. 2,3,4, 9, 10, 11 at 7:30, Sept. 5, 12 at 2:00
Chenango River Theatre 656-8499
991 State Highway 12 Greene, NY
www.chenangotheatre.org
Sept. 11 8:00 p.m. at Sage Chapel Guest artist:
Annie Laver, second prize winner of the 2010 Na-
tional Young Artists Competition in Organ Per-
formance.
Sept. 17 8:00 p.m. at Barnes Hall Guest sitarist
Sandip Burman presents “Cultural Fusio” with
john Stetch, Nicholas Walker, Rick Huyge, and
Paul Merrill.
Sept. 23 8:00 p.m. at Barnes Hall Mie Lee, forte-
piano. Features J. S. Bach’s Partita No. 4 in d Ma-
jor and two Mozart sonatas.
Sept. 26 8:00 p.m. at Barnes Hall South Asia Pro-
gram and SPICMACAY present Vishwa Mohan
Bhatt, classical Hindustani musician, with tabla
player Subhen Chatterjee.
Find all Cornell music performances listed at
www.music.cornell.edu/callendar.
KITCHEN THEATRE COMPANY 417 W. State / MLK, Jr. Street
Ithaca, New York 14850 TICKETS: (607) 273-4497 www.kitchentheatre.org September 1 - 19, 2010
September 22 - 26, 2010 world premiere!
Credit card purchases may be made, 24/7 at BrownPaper-Tickets.com or at 1-800-838-3006. Or you can call 607-
724-4341 to reserve your tickets.
Binghamton www.knowtheatre.org
Sept. 17 & 18, 24 & 25 and Oct. 1 & 2 at 8 pm Sept. 19, 26 and Oct. 3 at 3pm
The Gospel Concert Susie McEntire with opening
act Heartsong at Rudin’s Olde Tyme Farm Days
Saturday, September 4, 2010, 6:00 PM 4890
Gaskill Rd, Owego, 687-3339
www.rudindays.com
Folk artists Peter Blood and Annie Patterson are doing a benefit concert to raise funds for the new Ithaca Quaker Meetinghouse at Madison & 3rd, on Saturday, Sept 18 at 7pm. It will be in the din-ing room of the St Paul's Methodist church, 402 N. Aurora Street. Tickets will be $15 in advance, $17 at the door for adults and $5 in advance, $6 at the door for children under 12. If you would like more information, contact Melody Johnson 272-8755.
Running 2 Places Theatre Company presents The Wind in the Willows By Kenneth Grahame September 10-12, Fri & Sat @ 7pm, Sun @ 2pm at CSMA Community School of Music and Arts 330 E State St, Ithaca. Visit the website at www.runningtoplaces.org.
College Theatre
Presents “Electra” by Euripides. September 30 to October 9. Visit www.ithacaevents.com to pur-chase tickets online or call 273-4497 or call 274-3224. Learn more at the website www.ithaca.edu/hs/depts/theatre/main/
Big Love by Charles Mee. September 29 -October 2. Based on The Suppliant Women by Aeschylus, Big Love follows the rebellion of 50 brides against their arranged marriages to 50 grooms. Dishes crash, wedding cakes fly, chande-liers swing, riots ensue and body counts rise as Obie Award-winning playwright Charles Mee ex-plores the power and passion between the sexes i n t h i s b o l d a n d p h y s i c a l p l a y . www.schwartztickets.com.
Learn more about theatre, film
and dance at Cornell by visiting
the website: http://
theatrefilmdance.cornell.edu/
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Membership Categories:
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Sept 3 Bucky Moon at Rudin’s Olde Tyme Farm Days
Sept 17 ArtWalk ArtTalk Various galleries 5-8 p.m.
Oct 15 ArtWalk ArtTalk Various galleries 5-8 p.m.
Oct 15 ArtWalk Reception at ArtSpace Gallery for Larry Cooper
Oct 31 TCCA Basket Raffle Drawing
Nov 11 TCCA Annual Meeting 179 Front St. Owego
Nov 19 ArtWalk Art Talk various galleries 5-8 p.m.
Life Lived Now
Oiled pelicans are metaphors
Pushed by us into blackened mires,
Exploding wells, hotter winds and waters;
Cars are our modern idols on tires.
Hot Summer
Weeks of humid heat,
in baked clay my veggies
cooked.
Earth is the oven.
By Patrick D. O’Connell
2nd Annual Craft Fair and Bake Sale
Indoors & Outdoors! September, 11, 2010, 9AM-3PM
St Paul’s Episcopal Church, 117 Main Street, Owego,
Start your holiday shopping early! Gifts, decora-tions, food items. Original crafts only.
Proceeds go to ‘Elevator Fund’, so we will be able to serve ALL in our community!
Information: Elaine (607) 642-3579 or [email protected]
Every 3rd Sunday! From 4– 7 p.m. at Tioga Trails Café, 50 Lake St. Owego, on Sept. 19th the band is “Confluence” and the caller is Sarah VanNor-strand. Contradancing, like square dancing, is done to a walking step and is easy to learn. No experience is necessary. All dances are taught and prompted. Partners not required. Bring friends, family, or come by yourself and join us for late afternoon fun dancing or just great listening. Gen-eral admission is $7: students and seniors (55+), $5: family maximum, $15. For information call Stu (607) 687-4034 or April (607) 687-7195.
403 Hilton Rd. Apalachin, NY
607-625-2221 www.watermancenter.org
Volunteer Naturalist Meeting Wednesday Sep-tember 15th 9:30-10:30 a.m. All volunteers are invited to discuss opportunities for helping out a t Waterman Conservation Education Center. Susquehanna River Tours are available for char-ter. Tours are approximately 1.5 hours long and depart from the Waterman Center Hiawatha Is-land Boat Dock on Marshland Road in Apalachin. The minimum party is 8 persons, max. is 13. There is a fee. Tours are scheduled as weather permits.
The Music Studio on Delphine Street in Owego is reopening! Piano, guitar and woodwind lessons are available for chil-dren and adults. Lessons are weekly, by appointment. Call Joan Larson at 687-4325.
Sept. 3 Cobblestone Crossing Performs music of the Kingston Trio; Peter, Paul & Mary; John Den-ver; Woody Guthrie; and a touch of bluegrass and country. Sept. 10 James Eggleston “UFO’s of the Modern Era,” from 1940's to now; Roswell to NYS; view stars/ star charts. Sept. 17 The Accords Gene Perry & Frank Korosec perform a mixture of Polish and Italian music.
Sept 11 -Concert 2-4pm – Music of the Sea & tra-ditional music, instrumental and vocal, by Chris Koldewey and Joy Bennett, at the farmstead. Sept 11- Antique Appraisal Day with expert Bob Connelly; $5 per item Noon-4 p.m. at N.V. depot Sept 18 -Historic House Tour @ interesting area homes 1 p.m. $10 admission RSVP 642-9516 Sept 25 -Pysanky Ukranian Eggs; 1-4pm; $5 mate-rials; Ellen Baxendale & family, adults, ages 10 and up/adult, Must pre-register by 9/22, 642-9974, at the welcome center.
Shop for antiques and collectibles on Sept 5 and Sept 19th at the Owego Elks Emporium Market which is held on the 1st and 3 rd Sunday of each Month. The floor opens to the public at 8 am and remains open to 3 pm. The Emporium Market has been running continuously for 34 years. The proceeds of the Market have allowed the Owego Elks to maintain the building, and fund our many charities.
Saturday, September 11, 10:00-12:00 noon “ROLLIN’ ON THE RIVER” – BOAT TOUR: A wonderful way to relax via boat ride on Water-man Center’s “Susquehanna Shuttle” pontoon boat. View eagle’s nests, river wildlife, Hiawatha Island, and more. Meet at the Marshland Road Riverfront Park area. (This tour is $10 each-no s e n i o r d i s c o u n t . ) Saturday, September 18, 10:00-2:00 pm “THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – PART II” – BUS TOUR AND LUNCH: A little review from the August 21 tour, but then changes to include more routes and safe houses where African slaves in the 19th century fled with the aid of abolitionists. Enjoy the tunes of more “spiritual” songs. A stop for lunch (on your own) is planned. Saturday, September 25, 10 am–12:00 noon “INSIDE TIOGA’S COUNTY COURTHOUSE”– WALKING TOUR: Judge Vincent Sgueglia will lead the group on an exclusive and unique tour inside this historic building, one of the oldest courthouses in the state, also on the National Registry of Historic Places.
New! Computer Tutoring—complete computer
help on your computer. Personalized training for
software programs, email, internet, etc. $20/hr.
New! Watercolor– Pen and Ink. Learn to draw in
ink with a watercolor wash. Thursdays 9:30-11:00
a.m. 9/23-10/14. Tuition $39 plus supplies.
Group Piano-designed for beginning students.
Mondays 6 p.m –7 p.m. Sept 20-Oct 11. Tuition:
$39 plus text. Register by 9/17 for all classes by
calling 687-3270 or email [email protected] .
OweGoGreen.com is seeking artistic representa-tions of green living. The website identifies farm-ers in Tioga County and their products, lists local farmers’ markets and their locations, describes upcoming events, gives tips on ways to stay healthy, and offers more information on the benefits of buying healthy food products locally. If you are an artist and have some photos or paintings that would suit this theme, email Laura Sage at [email protected].
For sale is a flat file measuring 54" x
42"d x 35" high. It has 2 sections with
5 drawers each. It would be great for
maps, artwork, etc. Please call 687-
7722 for more information.
Chemung Canal Trust Company has a long history of hometown community banking at its very best. For more than 175 years, clients have valued its respon-sive, local decision making and highly personalized service. In this age of banking mergers and consoli-dations, they have remained true to community banking roots. There are 23 branch offices in 7 counties situated in the Southern Tier of New York and Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. Visit the website at www.chemungcanal.com.
8/26/2010
GOLD BENEFACTORS Dr. & Mrs. Delos Aumock Hyde Charitable Trust Tioga Gardens Mr. & Mrs. Walter Buckthal IBM Town of Owego Chemung Canal Trust Co. Senator Thomas W. Libous Village of Owego Cooper Foundation Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation Visions Federal Credit Union Assemblyman Gary D. Finch Congressman Maurice Hinchey
Tioga Co. Senior Citizens Foundation Tioga County Legislature
BENEFACTORS American Legion Post 401 Bassett Youth Foundation John & Judith Baust Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Carter
Donald & Patricia Gause Ward Jarvis Lockheed Martin Mega Thoughts
Owego Elks Lodge #1039 Towanda Printing Company Mr. & Mrs. Barry Watkins
PATRONS Dr. & Mrs. D. Christian Aumock Gary Bigsby & Nadine Shields Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Eschler Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Fisher William & Mary Gallow Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Intrieri, Jr. Mr. Fred Jackson Susan & Arnold Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Norman Kemerer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Misulich Suzanne Outman Don & Mary Beth Patterson Mark & Karen Petzold L. Ronald Roff Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ronsvalle Mr. & Mrs. Bill Schweizer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Singleton Mr. & Mrs. Karl Tiemann
Carol Van Epps Mr. & Mrs. John Whiting Joan Wise-Hostetter Mr. & Mrs. Orville Wright Cooper Financial Services Owego Agway Owego Veterinary Hospital VFW Post 1371
SPONSORS Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bean Carl & Wilma Betcher Ray & Linda Brisson Geraldine Cheevers Dr. & Mrs. Randy Cooke Steve Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. William Dove Peter A. & Nancy P. Ellis Bob & Joan Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Furman
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Gray William R. Hall Kay S. Hartman Ruth Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hess Laura & Robert Hoppe John’s Fine Foods Mr. & Mrs. Dale Mack Mr. & Mrs. James Malia Mr. & Mrs. Robert Merwin Mr. & Mrs. Bill Miller
Bonnie Oakley Richard & Jeanne Pedro Carol A. Pierson Mr. & Mrs. Sam Pulford Mrs. Jeanine Rounds Mr. & Mrs. Dean Smith Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Mr. & Mrs. Donald Swain Mr. & Mrs. Edward Valentin Mr. & Mrs. Dale Weston Virginia Adri Young
BUSINESSES Audio Classics Ltd. The Bon Bon Gallery Gethin Technologies Hand of Man/River Rose Café The Hair Color Café
Home Central Lynn’s Barber Shop Owego & Harford Railway, Inc. Owego Fire Department Owego Treadway Inn
Scott Smith & Son Tioga County Chamber of Commerce Tioga State Bank W & W Nursery & Landscaping