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MILLERTON — Between the various reports brought to its attention on Monday, Dec. 14, the Village Board was kept informed by the Millerton Police Department, the latest research on 5G wireless and a few updates on the village’s preparations for the future.
Bringing their own food perspectives to the table, from left, Westerlind Pantry owner Ollie Smith with his pantry team, from left, Jordan Klein and Nana Sato, who have been working together running Westerlind Pantry in the basement of Westerlind at the former Saperstein’s, located at 41 Main St. in Millerton. Photo submitted
MILLERTON — Realizing residents needed a place to shop for food, Westerlind Pantry has been offering customers a small, but satisfying taste of what they’ve been missing: grocery shopping. The pantry officially opened its doors to the community with food offerings in September 2020.
This watercolor painting by local artist Hope Mongeau is of a young boy sledding — the perfect outdoor scene to hang on one’s wall this winter. Photo submitted
MILLERTON — Watercolor paintings from local artist Hope Mongeau, whose work graces homes throughout New England, New York, New Jersey and even the United Kingdom, are finally on display at the NorthEast-Millerton Library on Main Street after a months-long delay caused by COVID-19.
NORTH EAST — Within half an hour, the North East Town Board found itself in good shape for 2021 after making the necessary appointments and designations at its annual organizational meeting on Monday evening, Jan. 4.
MILLERTON — The Tri-Town Coalition’s Millerton-North East working group wants to get the message out to the communities it serves: Amenia, Pine Plains and Millerton/North East, and met via Zoom on Tuesday, Dec. 8, to figure out how to do so.
Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
Area residents and visiting shoppers strolling along Main Street before the new year may have spotted the arrangement of framed family photos that were featured in the former Terni’s storefront; the vignette was removed by the end of the holiday season.
MILLERTON — The Village Board heard suggestions for its 2021 Community Development Block Grant application at a special public hearing and meeting held on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
This book lovers’ Christmas book tree took volunteer Vivian Sukenik and a local teen a number of hours to construct. It can now be seen at the NorthEast-Millerton Library, where it will be through much of the month of January 2021. Photo by Rhiannon Leo-Jameson
MILLERTON — Volunteers at the NorthEast-Millerton Library decided to add an extra measure of holiday cheer for book lovers by creating a Christmas tree using some 300 of the volumes that were being culled from the shelves to make room for new additions.
NORTH EAST— Talk to North East town Supervisor Chris Kennan and he’d be among the first to admit that 2020 was a difficult year — the challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic only made his job of running the town that much tougher.
Walking down the road with a mischievous look on his face, the Grinch made an appearance behind the sleigh carrying Santa and Mrs. Claus during the Millerton Fire Company’s Santa Runs on Saturday, Dec. 12. Photo submitted
MILLERTON — With many holiday traditions canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Millerton Fire Company took it upon itself to spread the Christmas spirit throughout town by organizing Santa Runs for local children.
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