The New Orleans theme park that was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 is finally being torn down. The Six Flags location never reopened, and control of the property went to the Industrial Development Board of the City of New Orleans after Six Flags went bankrupt. Proposals for a new project for the land include an educational facility, a water park, hotel, and movie studio. More details regarding the project will be revealed in mid-November. (newser)
Midnight - 1:00am
Join the award-winning Dick Summer for "Good Night." He'll share a couple of stories to help you unwind.
1:00am - 5:00am
Inspired by CCHA photo albums of early area trains and the recently acquired collection of rail enthusiast Lawrence Duffina, Transportation Historian Dick Soper...
at CCHA Museum
Tickets $15, general admission; $12, faculty, staff and seniors; $6, SA members. Tickets available online at campusgroups.plattsburgh.edu/themus/events/
at Hartman Theatre - Myers Fine Arts Building SUNY Plattsburgh
Pedal lovers cycle through scenic trails and drink in the views with stops at four local breweries. 802-730-0161
at Lamoille Valley Bike Tours
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