July 2017 2016 Numbernumber 7
Covering Main Street and Beyond. VOLUMEVOLUME 2. 1. HURLEYVILLE,HURLEYVILLE, SULLIVAN SULLIVAN COUNTY, COUNTY, N.Y. | N.Y.DECEMBER | JULY 2017 2016 NUMBERNUMBER 7. 7. WOMENBASKETBALL MAKING WAVES PHILANTHROPIST EMBRACES SUPERHERO ANNIE SUNBEAM HURLEYVILLE VISITS HURLEYVILLE by Amanda Loviza dedicated to UNICEF’s Sus- by Amanda Loviza could gather to watch a tainable Development Goal film, dance, talk politics or HURLEYVILLE – Who’s (SDG) 14, which seeks to HURLEYVILLE — learn about environmen- qualified to help humans learn conserve and sustainably Hurleyville Arts Centre tal issues. Above all, she not to pollute their beautiful use the oceans, seas and ma- Executive Director Janet wants it to be open to ev- and important oceans? Annie rine resources. In a colorful Carrus believes in rein- eryone, whether senior cit- Sunbeam, of course. and accessible format, An- vention. She has rein- izen, child or person with a Hurleyville Arts Centre nie Sunbeam teaches readers vented herself numerous disability. One of her many was one of the first venues about key issues in the ocean, times throughout her life. to host an event featuring like pollution, over-fishing past projects, a film called Annie Sunbeam, the newest This time, she is reinvent- and acidification. And rather “Musical Chairs,” is about environmental superhero in- than just magically making ing herself as part of the wheelchair dancing. In troduced by Comics Uniting the problems disappear, An- fabric of Hurleyville, and Mrs. Carrus’ mind, every- Nations and UNICEF. Annie nie helps humans see what she hopes Hurleyville will one has their own wheel- Sunbeam is Comics Uniting they’re doing and change embrace her and her latest chair—whether a physical Nations’ newest hero in their their behavior to protect the artful venture.
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