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Friends of the Fishers Island Theater
Dear Fog Horn subscribers:
The Friends of the Fishers Island Theater is conducting a survey on our community theater.
The survey is only 10 questions and your participation would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Click here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CFW6RP6
The Friends of the Fishers Island Theater Committee is a volunteer organization formed to support the theater’s owner, property manager and the community in the rehabilitation and management of the theater building. Our stated goal to develop new uses for the facility, new sources of income, reduce operating overhead and bring the building back into the community as a resource that can be shared by all.
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The following article is pretty interesting and doesn't make a lot of sense. The 911 service on the island costs $26,000 a month...
The following article was written in the Patch section of The New London Day.
"One of the most incongruous places I’ve seen New London pop up is the book Edie: American Girl, in which iconic ‘60s party girl Edie Sedgwick’s friend John Anthony Walker recalls inviting Sedgwick to Fishers Island for the weekend. After arriving in New London, Sedgwick characteristically missed the ferry. “New London’s a strange town to be caught in if you’ve missed the ferry., Walker said. “A railroad town; a harbor stop. In the old days what I would have done was spend the night at the Mohican Hotel...the Mohican was big and old and very nice, but it was not the sort of hotel Edie would be caught spending a night in.” Walker instructed Sedgwick to catch a plane from Groton, but “O’Neill’s foghorn was blowing wildly” and the pilot would not land in such bad weather. Walker fretted, but Sedgwick made it across the Thames in style, on a yacht belonging to multi-millionaire businessman, ambassador, sportsman, publisher - I could go on -Jock Whitney."
