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MILLERTON — Even with its doors closed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the NorthEast-Millerton Library remains determined to keep the local community connected to its services and to ensure that its patrons have access to information through its newly updated website.
Stephen Murphy, manager of the Millerton Mercantile, posed for a photo near a shelf of local artwork for sale at the store. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
MILLERTON — When the Millerton Mercantile first opened for business last summer, customers were intrigued to have a new store in town, especially one that drew them in with such imaginative window displays and local products available for purchase.
This is the second of two articles on Dr. Kristie Schmidt; the first ran in the March 26 Lakeville Journal and Millerton News.
MILLERTON — Village officials were feeling lucky this St. Patrick’s Day as Village Hall personnel and the Village Police Department moved out of 50 Main St. and into 5933 North Elm Ave. (Route 22), on Tuesday, March 17. Since Village Hall personnel and the Police Department first moved out of the Village Hall building at 21 Dutchess Ave.
MILLERTON — After a decade of keeping the community informed of the North East Community Center’s (NECC) services, programs and events, the NECC website, www.neccmillerton.org, got a much-needed update recently that has made it easier to navigate.
New NorthEast-Millerton Library Board Secretary Cherie Schiffer, left, posed for a photo with Board President Debbie Ruppel at the library’s Holiday Craft Fair on Nov. 23, 2019. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
MILLERTON — When there’s work to be done, it’s always a good idea to find a tried and true recruit, which is just how Cherie Schiffer ended up as the new secretary of the NorthEast-Millerton Library’s Board of Trustees.
MILLERTON — As COVID-19 rages on, front-line health care workers face an increased risk of exposure to patients who may be carriers of the disease.
MILLERTON — The Millerton Business Alliance (MBA) wasted no time in addressing activities scheduled for Earth Day 2020,at its monthly meeting on Thursday, March 5. Since then, much has changed in the world with the outbreak of the coronavirus and the social distancing rules.
Earth Day celebration?
Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
Lisa DeLeeuw, executive director of the Harlem Valley Rail Trail Association, met our photographer at the Rail Trail head in Millerton, which is open “from dawn to dusk,” with free parking and admission.
MILLERTON — These days, the gym is off limit, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic that’s sweeping the globe. But there is something local residents can do who are eager to get some exercise: head outdoors.
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