Amenia

AMENIA — After waiting patiently for Town Engineer John Andrews’ report, the Town Board was informed as to how much it would cost to upgrade the Lavelle Road pump house and generator at the board meeting held on Thursday, March 18, at 7 p.m.

AMENIA — Starting at 10 a.m. sharp, the Amenia Recreation Commission invited local families to its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Beekman Park and sponsored by Silo Ridge, Dutchess County Realty, Rebillard Public Relations, Amenia Four Brothers and Jack’s Auto Service.

AMENIA — The Amenia Planning Board provided  residents an outlet to present their comments and concerns regarding the World Peace Sanctuary’s application for a minor subdivision of its property at a virtual public hearing on Wednesday, March 24.

WASSAIC — The smell of steaming hot corned beef and cabbage could be found wafting out of the Wassaic firehouse on Saturday, March 27, as members of the Wassaic Fire Company (also known as the “Blue Crew”) organized a drive-thru Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner for the community.

WASSAIC — From arthritis and carpel tunnel syndrome to sprains and sciatica, the World Peace Sanctuary offered community members the chance to learn about holistic approaches to body ailments at its recent Edgar Cayce Remedies workshop held at the sanctuary at 26 Benton Road on Saturday, March 20. 

AMENIA — Beyond the fulsome praise from visiting guests and area residents over the years, Troutbeck, the Amenia inn steeped in history and shaded under a canopy of lush landscape at 515 Leedsville Road, has also been recognized for its restaurant’s fine fare.

WASSAIC — The World Peace Sanctuary invited community members to learn more about  Northern Indian cuisine at the Ayurvedic cooking workshop held at the Benton Road sanctuary on Saturday, Feb. 27.