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MILLBROOK — The Dutchess Land Conservancy (DLC), The Columbia Land Conservancy (CLC), Rock Steady Farm (RSF) in Millerton and The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies are collaborating to offer two educational, down-to-earth workshops to the public
Soil health workshop
MILLBROOK — The Millbrook Community Partnership (MCP) announced that Suzie Kovner, long-time patron of the arts and education advocate, has joined its board.
Kovner is a trustee of Carnegie Hall and founding member of the Drama Council at The Juilliard School with expertise in program development and non-profit management.
Artist Ed Schurig stood with his sculpture depicting various aspects of 9/11, before, after and forever, at The Fountains in Millbrook. The art was on display for one day only as a tribute and a remembrance of the tragic day. Photo by Judith O'Hara Balfe
MILLBROOK — On a rainy afternoon, 21 years after the fact, an artist at The Fountains senior living facility in Millbrook named Ed Schurig displayed his tribute to the lives lost on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
WASHINGTON — On Thursday, Sept. 1, Nan Stolzenburg, of Community Planning and Environmental Associates met with the Town of Washington (TOW) Town Board, and shared her findings with the community.
Photo by Janet Manko
People of all ages celebrated Millbrook Community Day on Saturday, Sept. 10. Left to right, volunteers Shannon Rubino, Kathy Shanks and Raider cheerleader Mia Sullivan sold homebaked goods to benefit the Northern Dutchess Football team and cheerleaders.
MILLBROOK — There is a definite wonder to the aura of local events, like Millbrook Community Day, which haven’t happened in three years and now are resurrected. Millbrook held its street fair on Saturday, Sept. 10, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with bright sunny skies and warm temperatures.
WASHINGTON — The Town of Washington (TOW) Town Board met on Thursday, July 14, at Town Hall and its first order of business was dealing with a request for a Transfer Station Permit for $50 from Michael Sedgwick. A resolution from the board quickly approved the request.
MILLBROOK — The Millbrook Village Board has already met for August, but prior to that it met on Wednesday, July 13, at 6 p.m. at the Millbrook firehouse, where meetings are held for more space. Mayor Tim Collopy invited Dutchess County Legislator Deirdre Houston (R-25) to address the audience as she often does.
The historic stained glass windows at Grace Church in Millbrook will be conserved and then resituated, but first the church must raise another $40,000 for the total $75,000 cost of the project. Once the project is completed, the delicate panels will be able to be better viewed from the street. Photo by Judith O'Hara Balfe
MILLBROOK — A program at Grace Episcopal Church in Millbrook on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 12, spoke about the history of the church’s Resurrection Window. The window will shortly be transformed, if all goes well.
Above is a close replica of the sign that Millbrook Engine Hook & Ladder Co. #1 would like to purchase from its own budget and install to post community emergency service messages outside of the Millbrook firehouse at 20 Front St. Photo submitted
MILLBROOK — During just two days in August, the 9th and the 10th, the village of Millbrook went from being a peaceful little village to one embroiled in controversy. And it was all due to a sign.
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