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Mar 08
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Fonda-Fultonville stops Watervliet for Class B title
Hidde leads Braves to first sectional crown since 1970
By Derek Dunning, The Leader-Herald, Posted: March 8, 2010
Glens Falls – The drought is over. The Fonda-Fultonville boys basketball team downed Watervliet 62-54 in the Section II Class B final at the Glens Falls Civic Center on Sunday to clinch the [...]
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Feb 05
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Gotta be “Fonda” the Tigers
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 – Herb Smith – Democrat Argus
Caruthersville, MO — Something had to give going into Monday night’s second-round playoff game between the Caruthersville Tigers (10-2) and Crystal City (7-5) at Hopke Field. The Hornets came in averaging 46 points per game in its last four contests, while the [...]
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Jan 25
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BmoreArt
BmoreArt is dedicated to showcasing and reviewing the visual arts in Baltimore.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Recent Works at the John Fonda Gallery Friday, January 29
www.leahcooper.com
www.juliebenoit.com
Opening Reception: Friday, January 29, 6-8 p.m.
John Fonda Gallery
45 West Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Located at Theatre Project
Hours: M-F Noon-4 p.m. or by appointment
Tags: Achievements, Arts, Baltimore, Gallery
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Nov 08
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Bright Idea: The Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
From the April 2008 Conservationist
By Shannon Brescher Shea
Since its creation by Thomas Edison in Menlo Park, New Jersey in 1879, the light bulb has undergone a number of changes. Many of the innovations that make the incandescent bulb what it is today came out of General Electric’s laboratory in [...]
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Nov 08
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Lightning Strikes – Suffolk County
From the August 2007 Conservationist
By Lt. Ken Didion
ECOs Vernon Fonda and Jason Curinga were checking fishermen at a popular spot in Shoreham as a thunderstorm approached. The officers had separated in order to complete their checks before the storm arrived. ECO (Environmental Conservation Officer) Fonda was talking with a fisherman [...]
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Oct 20
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The book, “Famous Frisians in America” is now available for purchase. There are 8 pages on the Fonda Family which detail the history of Jellis Douw Fonda, who emigrated from Amsterdam to New Amsterdam in about 1650. It provides some ideas on his origins in Holland including some new angles on how he came to [...]
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Jul 01
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Exhibits — Lorenzo Fonda: A Retrospective
(a past event… for the archives) The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute are cosponsoring an exhibition of artwork entitled “Lorenzo Fonda. A Retrospective.” The exhibit will be on display at the Italian Embassy until July 6, 2007. Maestro Fonda was born in Piran, Istria, in the former [...]
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Jun 30
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The pre-club: Old Precinct finds a niche
Thursday, June 25, 2009 By Katie Libecco
Sometimes one-night stands turn into something more.
Youngstown, OH - It certainly did for Old Precinct, a new downtown bar. Manager T.J. Parker says the owner, Mike Fonda, 52, used to run a deli at the Phelps Street location but closed for about a [...]
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Oct 15
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Mind Games
The Harvard Crimson – October 15, 2008
When the Harvard Quiz Bowl team was winning national championships in the mid-1990s, its leader, an English graduate student named Jeffrey G. Johnson, was the stuff of legends. It was rumored that he had read 10,000 books, and that watching him take in a volume was like witnessing [...]
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Jan 01
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Jellis Adam Fonda; Gunstocker; born 1670, died 8-Sep-1737 at 67 years of age; b. Albany, New, York; Jellis was in Albany in 1697, and Schenectady, 1700-20. In 1777, a Petition was sent to the New York Provincial Legislature to split Albany Co. into two counties to create the new county of Tryon, after Gov. Wm. [...]
