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NORTH EAST — In spite of the challenges imposed on the town by the COVID-19 pandemic, its Town Board has been moving forward in developing a sound budget for the 2021 fiscal year.
Democrat Claire Owens is running for a one-year position on the North East Town Board. Photo submitted
NORTH EAST — Prepared to offer a fresh set of eyes in addressing community issues, Democrat Claire Owens is running against George Kaye for an open seat on the North East Town Board.
Born and raised in the town of North East, incumbent Republican Councilman George Kaye is running for an unexpired one-year term on the North East Town Board. Photo submitted
NORTH EAST — Local voters will find a familiar name listed on this year’s election ballot as Republican incumbent Councilman and former town Supervisor George Kaye has decided to run for the open seat on the North East Town Board.
Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
A resident of Troy, Alexis Sluus made a life-saving donation at the American Red Cross Blood Drive held at the NorthEast-Millerton Library Annex on Friday, Oct. 9. She, along with all other donors that day, also had her blood tested for COVID-19 antibodies.
MILLERTON — The NorthEast-Millerton Library couldn’t have asked for a better fall day to host its annual Craft Fair on Saturday, Oct. 10. Traditionally held inside the library annex, this year’s craft fair was organized on the library’s front lawn from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
NORTH EAST — If all goes according to plan, come Wednesday, Oct. 14, Millerton resident and North East landowner Linda Kaplan will learn from the town’s Planning Board if she will be able to subdivide her late husband, Sam’s, family farm, which was left to her when he passed away in 2017.
MILLERTON — The Village Board made great strides with the up-and-coming revitalization of Eddie Collins Memorial Park by declaring itself as the project’s lead agency during its workshop meeting on Thursday, Sept. 10.
NorthEast-Millerton Library volunteer Malory Breen put together items requested from the library’s Little Free Grocery, one of the causes being supported this year as part of the library’s Great Give Back 2020. Photo by Rhiannon Leo-Jameson
MILLERTON — With thousands upon thousands of readers throughout New York (by conservative estimates), it is not surprising that the Great Give Back 2020, an event organized by a number of libraries, is once again anticipating a strong response from those who make a special effort to show their generosity through the program.
MILLERTON — Reconvening in-person for the first time since COVID-19 caused the state, the country and the world’s economy to essentially shut down in mid-March, the Millerton Business Alliance (MBA) assembled on the lawn behind Gilded Moon Framing on Thursday, Oct.
Two monarch butterfly caterpillars were seen in the Community Pollinator Garden on Century Boulevard in Millerton last week by garden founder Mary Lynn Kalogeras, who is hoping those who enjoy the garden will help donate mulch this fall. Photo by Mary Lynn Kalogeras
MILLERTON — “Not one, but two monarch butterfly caterpillars have been sighted at the Community Pollinator Garden,” exclaimed an excited Mary Lynn Kalogeras last week. “One was munching on a milkweed incarnata leaf; the other, crawling on a serviceberry leaf, most likely, had lost its way.
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