Millerton

MILLERTON — Turn the calendar of Millerton back some six or seven decades and take a long look at Terni’s store, where Main Street curves downhill to Route 22. 
There, to hear owner Phil Terni tell it, in the evening hours, after super had been served and dishes cleared away by the women of the house, after lamps had been lit and curtains drawn, veterans of “The Big One — WWII” would gather.  

MILLERTON— The NorthEast-Millerton Library partnered with the North East Community Center’s (NECC)Millerton Farmers Market for a  Halloween preview on Saturday, Oct. 27.
Children were encouraged to come to the library dressed in costumes. After a couple of songs and stories, the children walked over to the market for an afternoon of Halloween fun.
With rain in the forecast, the market and its vendors moved their wares inside the Millerton United Methodist Church, where witches, monsters and ghosts enlivened the space with Halloween spirit.

MILLLERTON— Artists can be in the enviable position of using their talents to help others — not simply by enriching the everyday lives of their patrons who enjoy the resulting work, but by generously sharing the proceeds of that work with those in need. 

The NorthEast-Millerton Library paired up with Oblong Books & Music to host an author visit from Randall de Seve on Saturday, Oct. 20. Held in the children’s section of the library, five youngsters formed a circle around the author and listened with keen interest to her charming new book, “Zola’s Elephant.” In honor of Fire Prevention Week, de Seve also read aloud from another book of hers, “A Fire Truck Named Red.”