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AMENIA — After approving resolutions declaring two residential structures unsafe at its meeting on Aug. 19 (one at 5282 Route 44 and one at 31 Tally Ho Drive), the Amenia Town Board held mandatory public hearings on the structures at its meeting on Thursday, Sept. 16.
AMENIA — Once again, the Amenia Lions Club found a way to rev up some community spirit with help from an exceptional lineup of cars featured in this year’s Community Classic Car Show on Sunday, Sept. 19.
AMENIA — For residents of the Harlem Valley and beyond, a night at the Four Brothers Drive-In Theatre is the pinnacle of summer, right alongside planning a trip to the beach, savoring an ice cream cone and watching fireworks burst overhead.
Letting his creativity take over as he worked with the materials set in front of him, Jordan Hurn worked on fashioning a sculpture of a clock at the Teen Sculpture Workshop. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle.
WASSAIC — Teenagers, some of whom are patrons at the NorthEast-Millerton Library in the village of Millerton, joined others who are patrons at the Amenia Free Library, in an exercise of creativity in collaboration with The Wassaic Project artists’ group a few miles south in the town of Amenia.
WASSAIC — Deep in the hamlet of Wassaic, happiness was only a tomato’s throw away at the fifth annual Tomato War, which benefited two great causes, was held on Saturday, Sept. 11.
The Wassaic Project celebrated another festive Block Party on Saturday, Aug. 28, with a live music performance at The Lantern, which featured the talents of Pangari and the Socialites. Photo submitted.
WASSAIC — Coming up at the tail end of August, the hamlet of Wassaic was brimming with summer entertainment as The Wassaic Project artists collaborative hosted its second Block Party of the season on Saturday, Aug. 28.
AMENIA — Members of the Town Board discussed how they planned to handle the American Rescue Plan funds the town received this summer at its meeting on Thursday, Aug. 19.
From left, Webutuck students Stephany Penate, 11, and Emily Hernandez, 7, left the Amenia Town Hall gymnasium a little more prepared for the 2021-22 school year after picking up a variety of free school supplies. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
AMENIA — Making sure local children have everything they need to start the school year off right, members and volunteers with Stone Church Grange #1561 invited students and their families to stop by the Amenia Town Hall gymnasium on Tuesday, Aug. 31, to pick up some free school supplies.
WASSAIC — Doug Corrow from the Wassaic Fire Company reported that the Wassaic firehouse flooded as a result of Hurricane Ida on Thursday, Sept. 2.
WASSAIC — The Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) confirmed on Tuesday, Sept. 7, that a male victim of a two-car head-on collision that took place on South Amenia Road on Sunday evening, Sept. 5, has died as a result of his injuries.
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