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November / December 2014

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Little Wonders of Science

Steam Train, Dream Train

More sessions to accommodate more families!

Thurs., Dec. 18,

Fri., Dec. 19
&

Sat., Dec. 20

9:30AM & 11AM

Planetarium Shows

NEW! Shows

'Tis the Season

now showing at 2pm daily and 11am Saturdays & School Break

Night of the Hunter opens 12/21 at 3pm

Science Zone: Train Science

Sat. & Sun.
1 - 2:30

Dec. 6 & 7
What Fuels Trains?

Dec. 13 & 14
Friction & Trains

Dec. 20 & 21
The Motion of Locomotives

Dec. 27 & 28
Mag Lev Trains

Saturday Science Zone Activities sponsored by

From the Executive Director

Science Festival:
A Look Back & Ahead

November marks my second year at miSci. I came here because there was an amazing group of board members, staff, and volunteers and I was sure that miSci could make a difference. It's been a great two years. The recent Science Festival illustrates our reception in the Capital Region. In two and one half days we had between two and three thousand participants. We did extensive audience evaluation and the response was overwhelmingly positive. We were also heartened by the collaboration because the Science Festival brought under one roof many of the great resources in informal and formal science education in the region.

We were proud to have the following partners: Adirondack Museum, Albany Institute of History & Art, Albany Pine Bush Preserve, Audubon Society/Capital Region, Berkshire Museum, Cat's Eye, Cornell Cooperative Extension 4H, Crafts for Learning Expert & Author Kathy Science Festival 2014 Ceceri, Dudley Observatory, Empire State Aerosciences Museum (ESAM), Five Rivers Environmental Education Center, GE Engineers Edison Group, Girls Inc. Eureka Girls, KAPL, Niskayuna Chem Demo Club, Niskayuna High School Robotics Club, Nano-Link, NYISO, Quirky, San Francisco's Exploratorium, Schenectady County Community College, Schenectady County Recycling, Schenectady County Water Quality Coordinating Committee, Science Club of SCCC, Scotia-Glenville Traveling Museum, SI Group, SMARA (Schenectady Museum Amateur Radio Association), Union College Engineering Professor Dr. James Hedrick, Union Graduate College President & Brain Expert Dr. Laura Schweitzer, Time Warner Cable, Times Union, Union College Bioengineering Program, Union College STEP Program, Union College Engineering Ambassadors Network, Union College Physics Society, Wildlife Education by Bernie, Wilton Wildlife Preserve, WMHT.

Of course we also had sponsors; the presenting sponsors were the William Gundry Broughton Charitable Foundation, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, and Time Warner Cable who also provided science activities including a weather Science Festival 2014 station and an area to make a tornado in a bottle. The Festival was such a great success that Time Warner has signed up as sponsor for next year. Other sponsors included National Grid, GE, Schenectady County, Berkshire Bank, NYISO, Albany Broadcasting, the Times Union, and WMHT. We were also a proud member of the Science Festival Alliance.

Science Festival 2014 This year we had to add a tent so we could do bigger stage shows: Bubble Trouble by Jeff Boyer, It's Not Magic ... It's Science by Modesto Tamez of San Francisco's Exploratorium, and Wildlife Education were crowd pleasers.

The Dudley Observatory Skywatch Lecture on Friday night had over 100 attendees. Professor Heidi Newberg of RPI talked about being on the team that discovered Dark Energy and winning the Noble Prize. We were so excited during the Festival when it was announced that her team had also won the $3,000,000 Breakthrough Prize and she had a share.

Science Festival 2015 will start Veteran's Day, November 11, 2015 with special programming and continue with an evening program on November 12th and the expo part of the Festival with all the booths and activities will run November 13, 14, and 15.

Putting the Science Festival both behind us and ahead of us for next year, we are now getting ready for the holidays and our Trains & Toys open November 28 to January 19. By then we will also have free WIFI for our visitors in the miSci lobby. As part of the Holidays we will also be showing planetarium shows, 'Tis the Season (a holiday favorite), Secrets of the Sky (designed for younger audiences), Night of Pegasus ending December 20 and Night of the Hunter starting December 21 (both live shows exploring the winter night sky).

Have a wonderful holiday season and come to visit us at miSci!

Dr. William "Mac" Sudduth

Executive Director, miSci

National Grid Installs NEW WeatherBug Station

A new WeatherBug station installed by National Grid at miSci allows visitors to explore real-time weather with a lobby console and a website link.

The WeatherBug console installed in the main lobby lets visitors scroll through multiple screens of real-time weather information for the area. The link on the home page of miSci's website allows visitors access to this information at any time from any location.

Visitors can interact with the WeatherBug console to explore real-time Doppler Radar activity, humidity, pressure, rainfall, temperature, wind, sunrise and sunset. In addition to providing valuable data about current conditions, the WeatherBug console lets visitors explore many other areas of science: weather forecasting, climate, data collection, and real-time results.

Trains & Toys Holiday Show
Now Open!

The Model Trains are back at miSci this holiday season! Explore the intricate 19- x 27-foot display of running O Gauge (Lionel) model trains. Stay and play! The Play Space is full of science toys you don't have at home.Special thanks to Upstate Train Associates. Don't miss this holiday favorite! 9am - 5pm Monday - Saturday; 12 - 5pm Sunday (closing 2pm 12/24; closed 12/25, 1/1).

Sponsored in part by

Thank You, Union College Volunteers

A group of Union College students assisted staff with sprucing up the galleries on October 18th as part of Union's annual John Calvin Toll Day.

Lights on Afterschool Open House & Teacher Workshop a Success

Students from area afterschool programs attended a Keep the Lights on Afterschool Open House at miSci on October 22nd. Youth enjoyed an afternoon of free hands-on fun in celebration of a national initiative organized by the Aftersch Lights on Afterschool 2014 ool Alliance and supported by the Association of Science - Technology Centers (ASTC). miSci partnered with AfterSchool Works! NY, a statewide organization representing the afterschool field, to assist miSci in expanding its reach to a larger afterschool audience.

Students from the Capital District YMCA program at Woodlawn, Schenectady City School District program at Pleasant Valley, Hamilton Hill Arts Center, Jewish Community Center in Niskayuna, Schenectady Day Nursery, and Union College's Kenney Center explored science with Lights on Afterschool teacher Workshop 2014 hands-on electricity and nanotechnology demos, saw special planetarium shows, and played with interactive exhibits.

Afterschool teachers from the Jewish Community Center and the Capital District YMCA attended an astronomy workshop presented by miSci educators, Elizabeth Hoffman and Megan Norris on October 21st.

Save the Date!
Sparks and Spirits

a miSci afterhours event

Thursday, January 15 | 6 - 8pm

Enjoy a night of signature drinks and eats with with a 1920s vibe: electricity demos, running model trains, music, planetarium shows & more! Door prizes & cash bar.
21 & over. 1920s attire optional. Call 382-7890 x 237 for tickets (includes food and one free drink ticket).

Members $30/Not Yet Members $35; $35/$40 at door (limited tickets available)

GE Kids in Free Days at miSci
Sundays through Jan. 4

Sundays from November 16, 2014 to January 4, 2015 are GE Kids In Free Days at miSci, when children 12 and under receive free admission to the museum, floor programs, and planetarium shows when accompanied by a paying adult. GE Kids in Free logo

"We are very excited to be participating in the GE Kids In Free program again this year," said miSci Executive Director Mac Sudduth. "We are deeply appreciative to GE for choosing miSci as part of this important program." Read more.

EvalFest Award for Science Festival & Other Recent Grants & Awards

EvalFest
miSci joins 26 others in the Collaborative Research: EvalFest, (Evaluation Use, Value, and Learning through Festivals of Science and Technology) project. The grant will provide miSci with an estimated $27,550 in resources to supplement our Science Festival evaluation efforts. This includes use of technology and software for data collection, travel reimbursement for required meetings, and technical assistance from a principal investigator (PI) for five years. In the grant's later years, funding will be available through mini-grants to field test new and innovative evaluation methods.

This five-year initiative, beginning in 2015, received $1,812,654 in funding from the National Science Foundation. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill serves as the project's lead institution. EvalFest is a research project which will foster a national community of practice to develop, test, and share methods for evaluating Science Festivals, and create a suite of next-generation measures of interest to the informal science education and evaluation communities.

J.M. McDonald Foundation A $5,000 award for Powering the Future: The STEM Fund will support the participation of low income students from throughout upstate New York in miSci's educational programs, either through free or discounted admissions for school field trips, or reduced or waived tuition fees for school break or summer classes.

Schenectady County Youth Bureau: A $2,000 grant provides field trip admissions assistance to schools in Schenectady County.

Transfinder: A $1,500 award to Powering the Future: The STEM Fund to provide field trip transportation assistance to Schenectady County Schools.

Schenectady Insuring Agency: A $750 award to Powering the Future: The STEM Fund for field trip admissions assistance for schools in the Schenectady City School District.

Consider an end-of-the-year gift to miSci's Annual Fund

miSci depends on its members and supporters to sustain its ability for all the features, exhibitions and programs which make miSci the region's premier center for STEM education. Please consider making a gift to the 2014 Annual Fund to ensure that miSci will be a source of inspiration for generations to come. You may donate online or send a check payable to miSci to us at 15 Nott Terrace Heights, Schenectady, NY 12308. If you have questions about donating, please contact Ms. Carmel Patrick, Director of Development, at 518-382-7890, ext. 250 or through email at carmel.patrick@misci.org. Thank you for your generosity!

Thank You, Union College Volunteers

Groups of Union College Freshmen participating in the Community Experience orientation program learned about miSci and assisted staff with: the de-installation of our summer exhibit Grossology, painting a science classroom, and cleanup of our grounds on September 4th and 5th.

NEW Night Sky Adventure Series

The Dudley Observatory, miSci and the Albany Area Amateur Astronomers are teaming up to offer monthly Night Sky Adventures at miSci to give all who are interested, an opportunity to practice their observational astronomy skills. Lead by miSci Astronomy Educator, Megan Norris and volunteers from the Albany Area Amateur Astronomers, we'll practice identifying stars, constellations and dark sky objects both through scopes (weather permitting) and in the Suits-Bueche Planetarium.

December 16 | 6 - 7:30pm
Celebration of the Solstice
The December solstice occurs on the 21st at 23:03 UTC. The South Pole of the earth will be tilted toward the Sun, which will have reached its southernmost position in the sky and will be directly over the Tropic of Capricorn at 23.44 degrees south latitude. This is the first day of winter (winter solstice) in the Northern Hemisphere and the first day of summer (summer solstice) in the Southern Hemisphere.

$3 per person; $5 per family; free for miSci members
rain or shine

Your support makes all the difference! Please accept our sincere thanks and appreciation to you, the dedicated donors of miSci, for your generous support. These donors made gifts received from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013. We apologize if we missed your name; please let us know of any changes or corrections to this list.

Super Nova Society

($5,000 plus)

Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Golub

Millennium Club

($1,000 to $4,999)

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Chuckrow

Mr. & Mrs. Tony Farah

Mr. & Mrs. David Golub

Mr. & Mrs. Brian V. Hannafin

Dr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hart

Mr. Roger Hull

Mr. & Mrs. John E. N. Hume

Mr. & Mrs. E. Stewart Jones

Mr. Walter R. Keevil

Traute & John Lehner

Dr. & Mrs. Bradley Lewis

Miss M. Jeanne Place

Tobi & Gary Saulnier

Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Schadler

Dr. & Mrs. John Schneiter

Dr. & Mrs. William Sudduth

Mrs. Esther M. Swanker

Galaxy Club

($500 to $999)

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Abbe

Dr. & Mrs. Richard Baertsch

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Becker

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Benenson

Ms. Jessica Braun

Ms. Karen Cavanagh &

Mr. John Mason

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dare

Dr. & Mrs. Robert DeLuke

Mr. & Mrs. William Dorr

Mr. & Mrs. Dan Fiedler

Ms. Mona Golub & Ms. Marie
DeBrocky

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Greenhouse

Dr. & Mrs. Marshall G. Jones

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Larner

Dr. & Mrs. James M. Lommel

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Meckler

Mr. & Mrs. Phil Peters

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Thomas

Ms. Joan S. Wagner

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Webster

Mr. Ed Wildzunas & Ms. Karen
Zalewski-Wildzunas

Mr. & Mrs. Maurice York

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Zuckerman

Constellation Club

($250 to $499)

Ms. Marylu Aragosa

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Baertsch

Dr. & Mrs. Lyle Barlyn

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bauer

Mr. & Mrs. James Buhrmaster

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Campito

Ms. Winnie Chuckrow

Mr. Sanjay Correa & Ms. Carol
Hyde

Dr. & Mrs Thomas D'Andrea

Rev. Scott & Dr. Heidi DeBlock

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doyle

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Dragone

Mr. & Mrs. John Ericson

Mr. & Mrs. John Fenaroli

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Fox

Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Friedman

Dr. & Mrs. Ivar Giaever

Ms. Marion Grimes

Dr. & Ms. Gerald Hausler

Mr. & Mrs. Wes Holloway

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Houpt

Mr. Donald Ingraham

Ms. Amanda & Ms. Leona Jeffes

Hon. Karen B. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kahn

Mr. & Mrs. Jayme Lahut

Mr. Paul Loomis
Carmen & Rita Maciariello

Mr. & Mrs. James Mack

Mr. & Mrs. I. Norman Massry

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matthews

Dr. & Mrs. Dale McHerron

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mertes

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Morris

Mr. & Mrs. Bela Musits

Mr. & Mrs. John Nieckarz

Dr. Habeeb & Dr. Pfaffenbach

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Phillippe

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Preisman

Anne & Walt Robb

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Ronovech

Mr. Frankie Salluzzo

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Schechter

Mr. & Mrs. William Schwarz

Dr. Michael Gruenthal & Dr.
Laura Schweitzer

Mr. & Mrs. Benny Smith

Ms. Shirley Thomas

Congressman Paul Tonko

Mr. & Mrs. F. Michael Tucker

Dr. & Mrs. William Wolfram

Mr. & Mrs. Maurice York

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zeltmann

Star Society

($150 to $249)

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Abrams

Dr. Quintin B. Bullock

Mr. Pete Bardunias

Mr. & Mrs. John Bergin

Mr. Scott Berliner

Mr. & Mrs. Joel Best

Mr. George Bizer & Ms. Ana
Sobel

Mr. & Mrs. William Boardman

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bocketti

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Breslin

Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown

Ms. Lisa F. Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Brust

Ms. Kristine L. Bueche

Mr. & Mrs. James Buhrmaster

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Buhrmaster

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Burger

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Celtruda

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cimmino

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Commisso

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Curran

Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Darkangelo

Mr. John Davis & Ms. Laura
Duran

Mr. & Mrs. Russell DeMuth

Ms. Linda Dockal-LaClair

Mr. Evan Douglis

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Espey

Senator Hugh Farley

Ms. Hillary Fink

Mr. & Mrs. Sean Flansburg

Mr. & Mrs. Stefan Fosco

Mr. Garett Bovair & Ms. Jamie
Foster

Mr. Richard Frederick &
Ms. Donna Lee Hughes

Mr. David Freed & Ms. Lori
Preston

Star Society (continued)

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gally

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gersey

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Geysen

Mr. Neil Law & Ms. Amy
Gildemeister

Brian & Patrice Gilooly

Mr. & Mrs. Tsvi Gold

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gorman

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Haase

Niger Hale

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Haughey

Ms. Sabrina Heilman

Dr. Karen Hitchcock

Mr. & Mrs. David Hope

Dr. Megan Irving

Ms. Kate Jarosh

Mr. David Johnston

Mr. K. Scott Kilbourn & Ms.
Diane C. Bengtson Kilbourn

Mr. & Mrs. John M. King

Mr. Scott Kolaya & Dr. Lynne
Kolaya

Mr. Weidman & Ms. Kreitzer

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Lean

Mrs. Patty LeRoy

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Linkinhoker

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mancini

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Mazzone

Hon. Gary McCarthy

Ms. Tara McColl

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGovern

Mr. & Mrs. John McGraw

Mr. Frank Mellet

Mr. & Mrs. Brian H. Merriam

Mr. & Mrs. Chet Opalka

Mr. Geoff Pappas

Ms. Carmel Patrick

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Pauling

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Pelham

Mr. Craig Petreikis

Mr. Bob Pettersen & Mrs. Amber
LaPointe-Pettersen

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Pierce

Ms. Anna Remet

Ms. Samantha Rickson

Dr. Howard Schlossberg & Ms.
Michelle Ostrelich

Ms. Margaret Schwab

Mr. & Mrs. John Shannon

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shore

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Shultz

Mrs. Mabel Siler

Ms. Henrietta Slosek

Mr. Brandon Stabler & Ms. Aline
Gianfagna

Dr. & Mrs. Twitty Styles
Hon. James N. Tedisco

Mr. & Mrs. George Van Schaick

Mr. Arunkumar Vedhathiri &
Ms. Indumathi Lnu

Mr. Mark Cederbaum & Ms. Amy
Walbroehl

Mr. Matthew J. Walkuski

Mr. & Mrs. William Watkins

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Welsh

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Willemain

Mr. & Mrs. Wil Youmans

Corporate, Foundation & Other Granting Partners

1st Playable Productions

Academy of the Holy Names

Adirondack Beverages

Albany Area Amateur
Astronomers, Inc.

Albany-Colonie Regional
Chamber of Commerce

Bake-Rite International & Horizon Bradco

Bank of America

Bast Hatfield, Inc.

Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc.

Bethlehem Public Library

Bimbo Bakeries

Bonacio Construction Inc.

Bouchey / Bouchey & Clarke

C.E. Tryon

Capital Affairs LLC

Capital Bauer Insurance

Capital Cities Imported Cars, Inc.

Capital District Association for
Education of Young Children

Capital District Transportation
Authority

CapitalCare Medical Group, LLC

Chamber of Schenectady County

Children's Museum of Houston

Community Foundation for the
Greater Capital Region

Crandall Public Library
CSArch

Dean M. Graham Foundation

DeCrescente Distributing Co.

Desi Forms

E. Stewart Jones Law Firm,
PLLC

East Greenbush Community
Library

Eastern New York Intellectual
Property Law Association

Empire State College Foundation

Empire State Development
Corporation

Erie Canalway Heritage
Fund, Inc.

First National Bank of Scotia

First Niagara Bank Benefits
Consulting

Fortitech Inc.

Fox Vision Development Center

Galesi Group, Rotterdam
Ventures Inc.

GCOM Software, Inc.

GE Foundation

GE Power Systems

GE Quarter Century Club

GE Volunteers Foundation

General Electric Company

Glacier Bay TPA LLC

Golub Family Foundation

Greenbush Garden Club

Head to Tail Pet Wellness Center

Higgins, Roberts &
Suprunowicz, P.C.

Hoffman Warnick LLC

Huff 'N Puff

IBM Corporation

JP Morgan Chase

KeyBank

Lavelle & Finn, LLP

M&T Charitable Foundation

M+W U.S. Charitable
Foundation, Inc.

Marvin & Company

Middleburgh Library

MVP Health Care

National Grid

Nigro Companies

NYS Discretionary Library Fund

NYSUT

Corporate, Foundation & Other Granting Partners (continued)

Paragon Tec, Inc.

Price Chopper Supermarkets,
Golub Corporation

Price Chopper's Golub
Foundation

Re4orm Architecture

Roemer Wallens Gold &
Mineaux LLP

Rotary Club of Schenectady
Foundation, Inc.

Sage Computer Associates

Schenectady County Community
College

Schenectady County Public
Library

Schenectady County Youth
Bureau

Schenectady Elfun Society,
General Electric Co.

Schenectady Insuring Agency

Schmeiser, Olsen & Watts L.L.P.

SI Group

Slocum, DeAngelus &
Associates, P.C.

Stewart's Shops

SuperPower Inc.

Time Warner Cable

Towne Television Audio &
Appliance Inc.

Transfinder

Voorheesville Public Library

W.V.U. Research Corporation

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Wells Fargo Foundation

Wright Family Foundation

Zantech IT Services, Inc.

Gifts In-Kind

Adirondack Beverages

Bimbo Bakeries

Bocca Osteria

Bookhouse at Stuyvesant Plaza

Capital Affairs LLC

Casual Set

Ms. Karen Cavanagh, Esq. &
Mr. John Mason

Center for Economic Growth

Children's Museum at Saratoga

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Chuckrow

Coccadotts

Color Bar Hair Studio

Cornell's

Culinary Institute of America

Ms. Linda Dockal-LaClair

Mr. & Mrs. William Dorr

Englebardt's Liquor Mart

Family Tire & Auto Service
Centers, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Tony Farah

Felthousen's Florist &
Greenhouse

Ferri Formals & Bridal

Galesi Group, Rotterdam
Ventures Inc.

Gazette Newspapers

Gideon Putnam Resort

Glimmerglass Festival

Mr. & Mrs. Neil M. Golub

Hannay Reels, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hart, Jr.

Hartz Dry Cleaners

Hill & Markes Inc.

Howe Caverns

IBM

JM Jewelers

Johnny's

Kristin's Terme

Ms. Francine LaFlamme

Lake George Steamboat

Traute & John Lehner

Dr. & Mrs. Bradley G. Lewis

Dr. & Mrs. James M. Lommel

Longfellows

Marigold's

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Mazzone

Dr. & Mrs. Dale C. McHerron

National Baseball Hall of Fame

National Museum of Dance

National Museum of Racing &
Hall of Fame

New York Historical Association

Niskayuna Consumer's
Cooperative, Inc.

Northeastern Fine Jewelry

Olde Bryan Inn

Panache Spa

PJ's BBQ

Premiere Transportation Group

Proctors Theatre

Mr. & Mrs. Earl T. Redding, Esq.

Richmor Aviation

RM Irish Jewels

Roemer Wallens Gold &
Mineaux LLP

Saratoga Arts Festival

Saratoga Automobile Museum

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Tobi & Gary Saulnier

Schenectady Civic Players

Schenectady County Community
College

Schenectady JCC

Dr. & Mrs. John Schneiter

Scotti's

Serendipity Salon & Spa

Silver Parrot

Sondra's Fine Jewelry

Stockade Inn

Ms. Esther M. Swanker

Tang Museum

The City Squire

The Happy Cappuccino

The Open Door Bookstore

The Pottery Place

The Waters Edge Lighthouse
Restaurant & Inn

Time Warner Cable

Congressman Paul Tonko

Tough Traveler Ltd

Tri-City Valley Cats

Union College Athletic
Department

Villa Italia

Ms. Joan Wagner

WMHT Educational
Telecommunications

Wolberg Electric