tation of the Woodstock Fine Arts Association $20,000 gift for the Opera House are (from left) Councilwoman Wendy Piersall; WFAA board members Marsha Portnoy, Ellen O’Rourke, Jane Koehler, and Karen Strano; Opera House Director Daniel Campbell; board member Melanie Feerst; WFAA President Mary Ellen Prindiville; City Manager Roscoe Stelford; Councilman Gordie Tebo; and board members Paulette Gitlin and Nan Cibula-Jenkins. (Courtesy photo)
Staff Report news@thewoodstockindependent.com The Woodstock Fine Arts Association, the oldest resident company of the Woodstock Opera House, has continued its support of the historic theater with its latest donation of […]
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