Ottawa Uncorks Second Annual Uncorked Wine Tasting Fundraiser
Ottawa Main Street Association hosts the second annual Uncorked Wine Tasting and Auction Fundraiser from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the Carnegie Cultural Center. Tickets are 25 dollars with proceeds supporting the association. a Thursday pre tasting at The Sandbar offered wines and cheeses for five dollars. Local wineries Somerset Ridge and Wyldewood Cellars will supply wines, while Radish Patch and other businesses provide cheeses and desserts. Robyn Bowman on piano and Larry Lintner on guitar provide music. A silent auction will feature wines and wine related items.
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Poll finds cell phone users irritated by others on calls
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