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NECC kicks off Listening Sessions

MILLERTON— Residents are invited to discuss critical community issues with members of the Dutchess County Human Rights Commission through the new series, Listening Sessions. The first installment was at the North East Community Center (NECC) on Thursday, June 15, with more than a dozen people including four members of the Human Rights Commission and Dutchess County Legislator Gregg Pulver (R-19). 

The Human Rights Commission was re-established last September by Dutchess County Executive Marcus Molinaro in partnership with the Dutchess County Legislature, after a six-year...

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Tuning in at the Annex

Thu, 05/12/2011 - 10:19am

The Erin Hobson Compact performed before an enthusiastic crowd at the NorthEast-Millerton Library’s Annex on Saturday, May 7. The Annex is playing host to a musical concert series this spring and summer for the second year in a row. Last year’s series was a success, and organizer Roger Cohn is hoping to repeat that success again this year.

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American Legion BBQ benefits wounded soldier

Thu, 05/12/2011 - 9:51am
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By STEFANIE GIGLIO - Staff Reporter
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MILLERTON — American Legion Post 178 hosted a chicken barbecue on Saturday, May 7, to benefit John Curtin, a Wingdale marine who was wounded in Afghanistan. More than 250 chicken dinners were sold, and additional donations were collected.
Community members, veterans and friends and family of the wounded soldier came out in full support.
“The community realizes it’s a responsibility to support the men and women that have been injured serving the country. Even in a bad economy, tonight has been non-stop and we are very thankful for all of their support,” said Legion member Bob Jenks.

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American Legion BBQ benefits wounded soldier

Thu, 05/12/2011 - 9:50am
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By STEFANIE GIGLIO - Staff Reporter
stephanieg@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — American Legion Post 178 hosted a chicken barbecue on Saturday, May 7, to benefit John Curtin, a Wingdale marine who was wounded in Afghanistan. More than 250 chicken dinners were sold, and additional donations were collected.
Community members, veterans and friends and family of the wounded soldier came out in full support.
“The community realizes it’s a responsibility to support the men and women that have been injured serving the country. Even in a bad economy, tonight has been non-stop and we are very thankful for all of their support,” said Legion member Bob Jenks.

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North East deals with criticism regarding its reassessment project

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 10:07am
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Whitney Joseph
editor@millertonnews.com

NORTH EAST — The Town Board held a special meeting Thursday, April 28, to discuss recent criticism regarding the townwide reassessment project led by Assessor Katherine Johnson’s office. Following the notification of property owners of their newly assessed values, the town has been logging complaints that the values are too high and unfair.
Setting up appointments

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‘So long, thanks for the memories’

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 10:00am
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Cory Allyn
corya@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — As some readers may have read in last week’s paper, this is my last week with The Millerton News. By the time this issue hits the newsstands, I will be about two-and-a-half hours south (as the train ride goes), enthusiastically tackling the ups and downs of city living. I have moved to Brooklyn.

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Committee to consider school building’s future

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 9:20am
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Cory Allyn
corya@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — Provided that North East Central School District (also known as Webutuck) taxpayers give permission to the Board of Education (BOE) to give away its Millerton Elementary School (MES) building, a committee of local municipal leaders and residents from the village of Millerton and the town of North East are deciding whether to take joint ownership of the building.

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Committee to consider school building’s future

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 9:19am
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Cory Allyn
corya@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — Provided that North East Central School District (also known as Webutuck) taxpayers give permission to the Board of Education (BOE) to give away its Millerton Elementary School (MES) building, a committee of local municipal leaders and residents from the village of Millerton and the town of North East are deciding whether to take joint ownership of the building.

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Let the sun shine in

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 9:17am
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Whitney Joseph
editor@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — After being awarded what Millerton Mayor John Scutieri described as “one of the biggest grants the village has seen,” the village has installed photovoltaic solar panels that will make the Millerton water department and highway facility “green.” The mayor said the work was expected to take about three weeks; that window of time has just expired.

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Let the sun shine in

Thu, 05/05/2011 - 9:16am
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Whitney Joseph
editor@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — After being awarded what Millerton Mayor John Scutieri described as “one of the biggest grants the village has seen,” the village has installed photovoltaic solar panels that will make the Millerton water department and highway facility “green.” The mayor said the work was expected to take about three weeks; that window of time has just expired.

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Cooperation among village mainstays builds a stronger Millerton

Thu, 04/28/2011 - 10:35am
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Whitney Joseph
editor@millertonnews.com

MILLERTON — There’s no question the village of Millerton has seen a renaissance in the past few years. It has welcomed new businesses, additional residents and oodles of tourists.
The good news is the trend is continuing, with the development of such properties as 34-36 Main St., the future home of Little Gates Wine Merchants, which will be moving from its South Center Street location in time for Memorial Day.
Across the street, at the former M&T Bank, Jill and Paul Choma bought the vacant building to expand their shop, Gilded Moon Framing.

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