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Homemade signs were everywhere Saturday, May 14, in Salisbury at a rally protesting the possible overturning of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
May 18, 2022
SALISBURY — A robust and vocal crowd of at least 200 people came to the Green in Salisbury Saturday morning, May 14, to... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
GOSHEN — Mike Muszynski of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities said that the state’s towns will see pretty much the... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
Connecticut is 60% forested, the 12th most forested state in the country, but it’s becoming a forest of largely mature trees... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
SALISBURY — Northern towns in Litchfield County are facing a heavy infestation of spongy moth caterpillars this spring along... Continue Reading
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The Millerton News
Leaders from the local, county and state level gathered at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, May 14, as Webutuck Nurse Charlie Davis and Superintendent of Schools Raymond Castellani, center, worked the scissors to signify the opening of the school district’s new health clinic. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
May 18, 2022
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WEBUTUCK — The North East (Webutuck) Central School District’s passionate planning, organizing and fundraising to make its... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
ELIZAVILLE — Columbia County District Attorney (DA) Paul Czajka announced on Wednesday, May 11, that an Elizaville couple... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
MILLERTON — Though his time in Millerton was brief, the life of Jeffrey Hane was, by many accounts, extremely happy to live... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
ANCRAMDALE — On Friday, May 13, when Ronald Osofsky passed away, this area lost someone who has often been described as an... Continue Reading
Compass A&E
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May 18, 2022
The annual gala for Close Encounters With Music on Sunday, June 12, at 4 p.m. promises to be “a kaleidoscope of sizzling... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
Books
Anyone who has ever played with a dollhouse or watched someone else play with one knows that the structure itself is just a... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
Don Gummer will have an exhibition of his sculptures at the Five Points Arts Center in Torrington, Conn., with an opening... Continue Reading
May 18, 2022
Books
Could the Van Dorens be one of America’s most famous families? It’s possible.But without question they are one of the most... Continue Reading
Regional
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May 18, 2022COPAKE — The Roeliff Jansen Community Library, located at 9091 Route 22, south of the intersection of routes... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2022ELIZAVILLE — Columbia County District Attorney (DA) Paul Czajka announced on Wednesday, May 11, that an... Continue Reading
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Ron Osofsky of Ronnybrook Dairy Farm in Ancramdale passed away on Friday, May 13. He will be greatly missed by all in the community. Photo submitted
May 18, 2022ANCRAMDALE — On Friday, May 13, when Ronald Osofsky passed away, this area lost someone who has often been... Continue Reading -
May 18, 2022GOSHEN — Mike Muszynski of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities said that the state’s towns will see... Continue Reading
Sports
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From left, Thomas Heath, 4, watched the Opening Day action unfold on the Pine Plains Town Recreation Field with his friend, 4-year-old Norah Kelly of the Simmons C&S T-Ball Team. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
May 18, 2022PINE PLAINS — Swinging into spring with baseball bats in hand, the Pine Plains youth baseball and softball teams saluted the start of their 2022 season with an Opening Day celebration held on Saturday, April 30. According to Rich... Continue Reading -
May 18, 2022SOMEWHERE IN NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT — “Bleak.” That assessment of the weather came from photographer Sarah Blodgett, who was shivering in her booth at the Salisbury Artisans sale on an extremely chilly and windy Saturday morning,... Continue Reading
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