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Arts Group Celebrates 25 Years Story and photos by KAREN FUCITO The Roxbury Arts Alliance celebrated its 25th anniversary in March with a dessert reception and musical performance at the Citizens Bank Theater (formerly the Investors Bank Theater) at Horseshoe Lake Complex. More than 75 invited guests sipped wine and indulged in a variety of desserts before settling in to hear singing impressionist Rich Genoval Aveo. The RAA began when several Roxbury High School parents found themselves feeling like empty nesters and missing the performances they used to watch when their kids attended the high school. “We needed to keep the music going,” recalled Linda McMahon, founding member and past president. “At first, it was anyone who wanted to play or perform; we gave them the opportunity.” Performances took place at various locations throughout the township. Since then, the organization has transformed, securing dedicated space at the Horseshoe Lake Complex, hosting 10-15 musical performances or shows a year and offering two to three scholarships annually. Scholarships are awarded to Roxbury students who are pursuing a career in music or the arts. “We have presented programs in many genres of music as well as dance concerts, plays, musicals and other types of events that have delighted thousands of Roxbury residents and have drawn audience members from near and far,” said Jean Potter, president. “And we look forward to continuing this partnership with the town of Roxbury in the future.” From top, left to right: Nick Palmieri and Lisa Church. Jean Potter, Cindy Donaldson, Genevieve Schmidt and Joanne May. Linda McMahon and Ann Mauro. Michele O’Holloran, Ray and Fran Plodkowski, Christine and Rick Blood. Jason Marchitto, Lois Manzello-Marchitto, Danielle and George Mikolay. Steve and Tammy Snoke, Owen Borrero and Corine Borrero. Jim Ritchey and Rich Vetter. Noreen Vetter, Kathy Ritchey and Jacki Albrecht. Rich Genoval Aveo on stage at Citizens Bank Theater. 28 LAKE HOPATCONG NEWS <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2023</strong>
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