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State Rep. Maria Horn (D-64) hosted two physicians from the Nuvance Health system, the parent company of Sharon Hospital, during an informational webinar on Thursday, Sept. 16, to update the community on COVID-19.
Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
Ella Hewing, at left, and Natalie and Wyatt Merwin sold apple cider outside Merwin Farm & Home during the Millerton Food Festival on Sept. 18.
There will be two marches in the Northwest Corner on Saturday, Oct. 2, as part of the nationwide event sponsored by Women’s March Global to protest the recently passed abortion legislation in Texas.
Laura Tedesco has been working with the U.S. government to save cultural treasures in Afghanistan. Photo Courtesy Laura Tedesco
Many people first learned about the Monuments Men of World War II by reading Robert M. Edsel’s book about them, or seeing the 2014 film “Monuments Men.”
Of course there were many heroic women who also helped protect the cultural treasures of Europe from Hitler, Goering and others.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Fair was held over Labor Day Weekend, as is the tradition, with hundreds of people coming out for fair food, fair rides, fair games and the important judging of animals, from tiny cavies to massive beef and dairy cattle.
Erik Edstrom with his platoon in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, in 2009. Photo courtesy Erik Edstrom
Decorated war veteran Erik Edstrom is on a mission to save his Afghan interpreter from retribution from the Taliban for helping American troops.
The school year began, in person, at the seven schools of the Region One School District on Monday, Aug. 30. Several new hires and changes of position for the schools were announced last week.
We welcome the new teachers and staff to the region!
Salisbury Central School faculty and staff got children sorted out and on their way as the first day of the 2021-22 school year got underway Monday, Aug. 30. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
On a warmish and cloudy Monday morning, Aug. 30, students arrived at Salisbury Central School for the first day of the 2021-22 school year.
Everyone was wearing masks, and the overall scene featured more organization and less cheerful hubbub than in previous years.
In the end, the impact of Henri (who was sometimes a hurricane and other times a mere tropical depression) on the Northwest Corner was mercifully mild.
Citing concern over the escalation of positive COVID-19 community infections, Sharon Hospital has once again suspended social visitation.
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