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Time is running out on the chance to make a reservation for A Night to Remember. This ultimate girls night out takes place April 3, from 7-11 p.m. at the Hotel Utica and benefits the Alzheimer’s Association, Central New York Chapter. Admission is $50 and can be purchased at the chapter’s website — www.alzcny.org — or by calling 315-617-6025 x117.

A Night to Remember is aimed at pampering local women, who sacrifice spending time on themselves as they juggle busy personal, family and professional lives. The event is presented by the Hotel Utica and sponsored by Brookdale Senior Living, Northwestern Mutural Financial Services and Lite 98.7 FM. A Night to Remember features local therapists and aestheticians providing massages, manicures and other services. Businesses, including jewelers, artisans and clothing shops, will display their products to the more than 200 people expected to attend.

The Hotel Utica is offering a special room rate that evening for guests of the event. Room reservations can be made with the hotel at 724-7829.

How can you make “A Night To Remember” even more special? With limousine transportation to and from the April 3 event at the Hotel Utica. Representatives from the Alzheimer’s Association, Central New York Chapter will be in the center court at New Hartford’s Sangertown Square mall on March 14 and 15 to sell admission for its A Night to Remember benefit. Anyone who makes their reservation at the mall this weekend will be entered into a drawing for a free limo ride for them and nine other people to and from the event, courtesy of Legacy Limousine of Clinton.

A Night to Remember, presented by Hotel Utica, takes place at the hotel on April 3 from 7-11 p.m. This ultimate girls night out will feature service providers such as massage therapists and manicurists, business which cater to the needs of Mohawk Valley women and hors d’oeuvres and desserts by the area’s top chefs. Admission is $50 per person. In addition, the hotel is offering special room rates for the evening for those attending the event.

Learn more about A Night To Remember or buy tickets by calling 315-617-4025 or visiting alzcny.org.

Longtime friends of the chapter Rob and Lynn Angelicola announced that their business, roi (the former Roberts Office Interiors), has named the Alzheimer’s Association, Central New York Chapter their charity of choice. The announcement came at the grand opening of roi’s new Syracuse showroom on February 5. The office is located on the first floor of the V.I.P Structures building in Downtown Syracuse.

Rob Angelicola, a former CNY Chapter board member, made a gift of $1,000 that day and said roi would be working together with the chapter in the coming years to further its cause and mission. Their donation will be used to purchase new items for the chapter’s lending library in Syracuse and to create such a library at the newly opened Mohawk Valley Regional Office in Utica.

roi is based at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome, N.Y. The Angelicolas are past volunteer of the year honorees and honorary chairs of the 2002 and 2003 Treasured Memories Telethon in Utica. Pictured with Lynne and Rob is Syracuse Mayor Matthew J. Driscoll, who presented a city proclamation to the company.