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From left, local residents Lori Brunese and Mindy Weiner took a pair of sunflowers in hand as they prepared to walk for Ukraine. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
MILLERTON — Continuing its efforts to support Ukraine, community members from the village of Millerton and around the Tri-state region put their best foot forward as they joined in the Millerton Walks for Ukraine walkathon held on Saturday, May 14.
MILLERTON — The Village Board has been keeping the business community notified of its long-anticipated sidewalk replacement project planned to begin this Monday, May 16. Merchants have looked forward to the project for a while.
MILLERTON — Continuing its work in assessing and answering residents’ questions about the future of the Millerton Police Department (MPD), the Village Board held a meeting on Tuesday, May 10, for the sole purpose of reviewing the comments and questions raised at a public hearing on the matter on Wednesday, April 20.
The late Jeffrey Hane of Millerton loved his dogs, as was observed by those who had the pleasure of seeing him walk Hugo, shown above with Hane, around the village. Photo submitted
MILLERTON — Though his time in Millerton was brief, the life of Jeffrey Hane was, by many accounts, extremely happy to live in the village. He passed away Monday, April 25, at the age of 61 following an 11-day battle on life support after the community pulled together to save his life.
Members of the Friends of Spencer’s Corners Burying Ground showed up at the Merwin Road site to clean up the cemetery on Saturday, May 7. Above are, back row, from left, Charlie Campbell, Ralph Fedele, Tom Thornton, Lyman Terni, Justin Sinisi, Alice Quinn, Laurie Kerr, Jack Campbell, Jim Campbell and Claire Goodman (also helping, but not pictured, were Kevin Elliott and Levi Elliott). Photo submitted
MILLERTON — The not-for-profit group, Friends of Spencer’s Corners Burying Ground, formed earlier this year to “begin the daunting job of restoring this historic cemetery on Merwin Road,” according to member and town Supervisor Chris Kennan.
He explained last week that the clean up is a long-term project that will take time and money.
MILLERTON — The Millerton Democratic and Republican Caucuses were both held on Tuesday, May 3. One incumbent candidate was cross-endorsed to return to office and one received a single endorsement to fill the return to the Village Board.
MILLERTON — Following a fiery public hearing on the future of police services in Millerton, the Village Board held a workshop meeting on Monday, May 2, to review the April 20th public comments, openly discuss its options and decide on its next steps.
NORTH EAST— Members of the North East Town Board had a lot to discuss at their 7 p.m. meeting on April 14, including to approve joining forces with the Millerton Village Board as co-applicants for two county grants.
MILLERTON — Now that spring can be seen blossoming across the village of Millerton, local farms have been setting their perennials on display and prepping their produce for the coming months as they open for the 2022 season.
MILLERTON — Returning to work after the Easter and Jewish holidays, the Village Board adopted the proposed 2022-23 budget on Monday, April 18.
Trustees gathered with the mayor at Village Hall for the 6 p.m. meeting.
June elections set
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