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Review Photo/ERIC HRIN Lori Spiak, an employee/secretary at the Copper Tree Shop in Troy, shows some of the local items that will be on sale for the "Shop Local" day at the store Saturday.
'Shop Local' day to be held in Troy
The Copper Tree Shop in Troy, an affiliate of Martha Lloyd Community Services, will have a "Shop Local" day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
As part of the event, vendors will be on hand. They include Beth Eckert of Troy with jewelry, Joyce Zander of the Canton area with hand-quilted items, and Joe Estis, a friend of the staff at the shop, from Phoenixville, Pa., with hand-blown glass pendants, and others. There will be specials in the store and refreshments. The proceeds benefit adults with developmental disabilities.
Council member appointed in Troy
Troy Borough Council has appointed Krystle Bristol of Troy to fill the late Brian Laverty's seat on council. Laverty, the former council president, passed away unexpectedly on Oct. 30.
The action was taken at a Nov. 27 special meeting. She will serve until the end of Laverty's term, which is Dec. 31.
In January, someone will be appointed to the seat. That person will serve until the municipal election in 2011.
Bristol was appointed unanimously. According to Dan Close, borough manager, a total of four letters, including Bristol's, had been submitted by people interested in serving on the seat,
Silver tea planned in Canton
The Friends of the Green Free Library in Canton will hold a Silver Tea from 3-6 p.m. today at the library on Center Street. The public is invited to have tea and cookies with the friends. Donations are accepted, and proceeds benefit the library.
Concert scheduled in Troy
The Mansfield University Music Department will spread the sounds of the season across the Northern Tier with its annual holiday choral concert on Saturday, Dec. 5, and Sunday, Dec. 6. A performance in Troy is scheduled.
The Saturday performance will be at 7:30 p.m. in Steadman Theatre on the MU campus. The Sunday performance will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Troy High School Auditorium.
More than 200 musicians under the direction of Peggy Dettwiler, director of choral activities, will be involved in the performances.
The theme for this year's concert is "Love Came Down," which will be captured in a mixture of classical and popular pieces sung at times under candlelight.
Selections by Bach, Mendelssohn, Bruckner, Howells and Hogan, as well as other familiar holiday favorites for men's, women's, and mixed choirs from the Renaissance period to the 21st century that describe love in the sacred and secular world will resound from Steadman Theatre and the Troy High School Auditorium.
The choirs will combine for a celebratory finale titled "Rejoice," written for voices, brass, organ and percussion by Gwyneth Walker.
Familiar carols and hymns for audience participation will add to the holiday spirit.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for students and children.
Tickets are available online at music.mansfield.edu or by calling (570) 662-4710.
Due to the popularity of the holiday concert, patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance and arrive 30 minutes before concert time at each venue.
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