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Ilion Little Theatre brings Stephen King's chilling thriller Misery to the stage October twenty-third through twenty-fifth, telling the terrifying story of a novelist held captive by his obsessive biggest fan.

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It's a powerful reminder that when a community comes together, even something as simple as building a bed can change a child's life.

To learn more about Sleep in Heavenly Peace or support its mission, visit the organization's website and look for the Utica, New York chapter.

For more on this story, check out ursentinel.com. [upbeat music] Finally, Stephen King's psychological thriller Misery is coming to Ilion Little Theatre October twenty-third through the twenty-fifth.

The story follows a novelist rescued from a car crash by his biggest fan, only to find himself held captive when she becomes furious over the death of her favorite fictional character.

Hi, Julie.

Where are you from? Ilion, New York.

Oh, wow.

About an hour away.

Good morning! It's Wednesday, October 7th, and this is Sentinel Today from the Daily Sentinel.

Today, Ilion Mayor David Murray says future meetings with the owner of the former Remington Arms property will focus strictly on cleanup, safety, and administrative issues, while any redevelopment plans, including a possible data center, must go through the Village Planning Board and a formal public review process.

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Rome's Halloween House returns to the Carpenter Center for two October weekends with family activities, haunted houses, outdoor movies, and Halloween treats.

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Officials in Ilion are changing how the village communicates with the owner of the former Remington Arms Complex as questions continue over what could eventually replace the historic manufacturing operation.

Mayor David Murray says future meetings with Turin Management, which owns the property, will now have a much narrower focus.