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Hitting the Right Notes

Ushering in the holiday season country artist Kenny Rogers had some very special guests join him on stage Monday, Dec. 2.

The “Christmas and Hits” show, held at the Oneida Nation’s Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino, featured the Chittenango High School choir, along with several elementary-aged students from Chittenango.

Featured on stage was Libby Welch (Bear Clan). This marked the sophomore’s second on-stage appearance with Rogers.

This was just one of many holiday-themed events scheduled at Turning Stone. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons will headline the New Year’s Eve festivities ...
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The Oneida Indian Nation is known as the United States’ first ally, having fought with the colonists during the American Revolution. The Oneidas participated in key battles such as Oriskany and Saratoga, and traveled hundreds of miles to deliver corn to Washington’s starving troops at Valley Forge.

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