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LBC Distillery to close tasting room in Pittston, refocus on retail sales at Nanticoke location

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Legendary Entertainer Tony Orlando Announces Farewell Tour

LAS VEGAS (CelebrityAccess) – On January 19, 20, and 21, one of America’s most beloved entertainers, Grammy-nominated entertainer Tony Orlando, will play his final sold-out show in Las Vegas this week after fifty-one years as a Las Vegas headliner and now at the renowned South Point Casino.

In 1973, Orlando began topping the bill in Las Vegas at the famed Riviera Hotel showroom and soon after began headlining the esteemed and historic Las Vegas Hilton. During his early explosive period performing in the entertainment capital, he headlined most of the city’s legendary venues such as Caesar’s Palace, The Mirage, and The Desert Inn – and continued a fantastic twenty-five years of residencies in all of Michael Gaughan’s venues, including his hugely successful South Point Casino showroom.

On March 22, Orlando will end his long and illustrious sixty-two-year live concert performing career at Mohegan Sun’s 10,000-seat arena in Uncasville, CT. Amazingly, this will mark his sixty-fifth appearance at the venue over twenty-three years.

“We are honored that after such a historic entertainment and humanitarian career, Tony Orlando has chosen Mohegan Sun to host his final live performance,” said Tom Cantone, President of Sports and Entertainment for Mohegan. “It’s now time for us to give him a standing ovation for entertaining over 100,000 fans at Mohegan Sun over the years, something that only Billy Joel has done, as he will be forever part of Mohegan’s entertainment family.”

“I am so honored that my last concert will be at my favorite venue on Earth, Mohegan Sun Arena,” said Orlando. “My relationship with Tom Cantone, the stage crews, and the staff at Mohegan Sun Arena has been flawless. I also want to thank all my friends within the Mohegan Tribe…

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DeWine declares 2024 as the Year of Ohio State Parks, honoring 75th anniversary

Some of the most notable parks in the state include Hocking Hills State Park, Mohican State Park, Salt Fork State Park and Alum Creek State Park.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Governor Mike DeWine has officially declared the year 2024 as the Year of Ohio State Parks.

The declaration marks the 75th anniversary of Ohio State Parks and emphasizes the state’s commitment to preserving its natural spaces and expanding outdoor adventures.

Some of the most notable parks in the state include Hocking Hills State Park, Mohican State Park, Salt Fork State Park and Alum Creek State Park.

“Ohio’s state parks, where admission is always free, give visitors an opportunity to gain a deeper appreciation of Ohio’s natural heritage,” said DeWine. “The Year of Ohio State Parks is the perfect time to visit one or more of Ohio’s 75 state parks, experience our state’s natural beauty, and actively participate in the preservation of these treasured lands.”

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Parks and Watercraft plays a pivotal role in safeguarding Ohio’s state parks and waterways, ensuring that Ohioans can continue to enjoy the many benefits of spending quality time in nature.

Ohio started designating properties as official state parks in 1949 when lawmakers created the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. ODNR is also celebrating a department-wide 75th anniversary throughout 2024 by highlighting the achievements of all 12 divisions.

Learn more about the 75th anniversary on the Ohio State Parks website.

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H.S. Girls Basketball: Holy Redeemer shakes off early deficit, defeats Nanticoke Area

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Annual January Jazzfest returns to Mohegan Manor Sunday – Eagle News Online

Traditional jazz and swing bands routinely showcase horn and saxophone sections. But when the 12th annual Seneca Savings January Jazzfest gets underway Sunday, Jan. 21, at Mohegan Manor, a stringed instrument will take center stage.

As the festival hosted by CNY Jazz Central begins at 1 p.m. that day, the manor’s lower level will feature the jazz guitar as a solo instrument and an ensemble concept as demonstrated by Drew Serafini, Theo Curtin, and Jeff Martin, along with bassist August Bish, who will finish their segment as Tres Guitars, their new ensemble.

The festivities last until 8 p.m. with continuous music on every level of the historic old Odd Fellows Hall. Each floor sports a distinct style and theme.

Serafini took up the six-string about 22 years ago, when he was 13 years old. He graduated from Ithaca College’s School of Music in 2010 before pursuing his professional jazz career.

An unusually versatile musician, Serafini teaches guitar, bass, mandolin and ukulele at Music & Arts, 4106 Route 31 Suite 901, in Clay. He has taught students of various levels there since 2017.

Meanwhile, the first-floor barroom will spotlight Central New York’s finest jazz singers. Scott Dennis, Kirsten Tegtmeyer, Julie Howard and Aaron Ruiz will share the mike backed by Joe Cortini’s aptly named Jazz Mafia.

The second-level banquet room will be home base for Cheri Giraud, the powerhouse cabaret belter now finishing her first full-length live album at Hobin Studios. She’ll be playing selections from that release with the Dan Pugh Trio.

For the first time at this annual event, the top floor Morris Ballroom will be set up with room for dancing to the horn-driven sounds of Brass Inc, led by Walter Tanner with Dee Engelbrecht on lead vocals.

The evening…

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Pennsylvania to change state’s name? Team Biden to remove William Penn statue

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Nanticoke Tribe installs officers

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’70s Hitmaker Tony Orlando Announces Farewell Tour

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Tony Orlando, the singer who scored five top 10 hits in the 1970s, including the chart-toppers “Knock Three Times,” “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” and “He Don’t Love You (Like I Love You),” has announced his farewell tour. Orlando, who turns 80 on April 3, 2024, will perform in six locations, starting this Friday, Jan. 19, at South Point Casino in Las Vegas. Orlando first played the city in 1973.

The final show will take place in Uncasville, Conn., at Mohegan Sun Arena on March 22. “I am so honored that my last concert will be at my favorite venue on Earth, Mohegan Sun Arena,” said Orlando in a statement.

The other stops on the brief final tour include Niagara Falls, Ontario, on Feb. 27-28; Des Plaines, Ill., on March 2; St. Charles, Ill., on March 3; and Atlantic City, N.J., on March 16. Tickets are available here.

Orlando will continue hosting his radio program Saturday Nights with Tony Orlando on 77 WABC Music Radio, which airs in New York, as well as reaching New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, and streams live. He will continue engaging in a multitude of ongoing projects, including a new film and multimedia company, Tony Orlando Productions, according to the announcement.

This ad appeared in the January 20, 1973, edition of Record World magazine

Orlando, born Michael Anthony Orlando Cassavitis, in New York City, is a Grammy-nominated artist with 15 Top 40 hits, two platinum albums, three gold albums and millions…

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Biden admin removing William Penn statue in ‘rehabilitation’ of park commemorating founding of Pennsylvania

The National Park Service announced they will be removing a statue of William Penn from a Philadelphia park commemorating his founding of Pennsylvania, situated at his former home.

The “rehabilitation” proposal for Welcome Park is meant to “provide a more welcoming, accurate, and inclusive experience for visitors,” NPS said in a news release. It “includes expanded interpretation of the Native American history of Philadelphia,” and was developed in collaboration with representatives from the Haudenosaunee, the Delaware Nation, the Delaware Tribe of Indians, the Shawnee Tribe and the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma.

The park is named for the ship, Welcome, which Penn took to Philadelphia in 1682. The park was established 300 years later.

The call for public feedback on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has already resulted in more than 500 comments.

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Welcome Park is dedicated to William Penn. This photo is from March 24, 2012.

“Leave the statue right where it is,” one user wrote in response to Independence National Historical Park’s tweet.

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“My input is defund and disband the national park service,” another wrote.

CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY TO BE REMOVED DESPITE GOP OPPOSITION

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Comments can be officially submitted to NPS from Jan. 8 through Jan. 21 through Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC) at https://parkplanning.nps.gov.

“Comments submitted through social media, phone calls, email or mail will not be accepted,” NPS said in the release.

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William Penn (1644-1718) accepts a belt from Tamanend (1628-1698), chief of the Lenni-Lenape, as part…

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