REV THEATRE PRESENTS: THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE – August 6, 2022; 2:30 PM

The Town of Montezuma is sponsoring this event for young and old. Don’t miss the Rev Theatre’s adaptation of the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale, The Fisherman and His Wife! A fisherman and his wife, Isabel, live in a small hut by the sea. They have everything they need and enjoy a simple, happy life. When a magical flounder turns up and starts granting wishes, Isabel is quickly consumed by greed, wishing her way through stints as queen, empress, and finally, ruler of the universe! The fisherman, wanting only for Isabel to be happy, spends all of his wishes on her whimsical desires. When the flounder finally asks him what he wants, the fisherman replies “…for Isabel to be happy with her life, no matter what it takes.” He returns home to find Isabel beaming at the door of their old humble hut. Both she and the fisherman learned that getting everything we want is not nearly as important as appreciating everything we have.

The event will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2022, 2:30 PM at the Giardina Memorial Park Pavillion, 8102 Dock Street.

Town of Montezuma

8102 Dock St., Montezuma, NY 13117

Phone: (315) 776-8844, Fax: (315) 776-9943

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David Corey, Supervisor at 315-730-2768; Marie Cronin, Town Clerk at 315-283-0588, Ken Cook, Highway Superintendent at 314-224-7759; Montezuma Fire Department at 315-776-4353 or American Red Cross Cayuga County Chapter at 315-252-9596.

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IMPORTANT NOTICES/CANCELLATIONS:

REGULAR MONTHLY TOWN BOARD MEETINGS are normally held on the third Tuesday of every month, 6:00 PM. The next regular monthly meeting will be Tuesday, April 16, 2024, at 6 PM.

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SPRING TOWN CLEAN UP – Senior Pick up Thursday, April 18, Regular Drop Off Friday, April 19 & Saturday, April 20. Important Details HERE.

PRIMARY & ELECTION DATES HELD AT MONTEZUMA TOWN HALL: Presidential Primary Day – Tuesday April 2, 2024; Primary Day – Tuesday, June 25, 2024, 2024 General Election Day – Tuesday, November 5, 2024. More information on Early Voting Schedules go here:

Celebrate Earth Day by Doing Good at Clean Sweep — Saturday, April 20, 2024, 9 AM-Noon. Please Register online at: https://www.ptny.org/events/canal-clean-sweep or call Cheryl Longyear at 315-776-4656; email: montezumapark@tds.net

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HIGHWAY WORK SEASON — Please drive safely in work zones!

Richmond Aqueduct Trail is now one of 30 Trails sponsored by Wegmans in partnership with Wayne County Trail Works, Inc. A smartphone app is now available to locate all 30 trails. Learn more HERE:

Congratulations, Dawn Jordan! Dawn’s Montezuma Richmond Aqueduct mural painting won Viewers’ Choice Award at the 2016 Global Mural Conference and Expo in Fairport, NY, September 2016.

The mural has now been installed on Route 31 east of the Seneca River Bridge. Thank you to all the volunteers that made this possible!

FIRE COMMISSIONER’S MEETING: 2ND Wednesday of the Month at 7 PM

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REFLECTORS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM FIRE DEPARTMENT Details here
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TOWN VISION: “The Town of Montezuma strives to preserve its rural character, cultural and historic assets, and agricultural and natural resources while encouraging economic growth and an expansion of services to meet the needs of the community.”