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The fate of America’s oldest, continuously published newspaper, the 256-year-old Hartford Courant, is in the hands of a man accused by 21 United States senators of “the reckless acquisition and destruction of newspapers,” including some of the nation’s best.
Cartoon to the Editor by Scott Culbreth
Thus far, 2020 has been quite a year — and believe us, there’s still more to come (does Tuesday, Nov. 3, better known as Election Day, ring a bell?).
It’s time to wake up
“You can run but you can’t hide.” A line from an old West movie or a description of those fleeing cities devastated by anarchists. I know I’m not alone when some mornings I’m hesitant to turn on the news.
The “Golden Gathering” will be returning to Dutchess County on Saturday, Oct. 3. State Senator Sue Serino (R-41) and the Office for the Aging (OFA) are hosting the free event for the benefit of seniors and caregivers throughout the 41st Senate District and Dutchess County — and, like so many 2020 events, it’s been adapted to the COVID era.
This week, on Friday, in the year 2020, we remember September 11, 2001 — 19 years ago to the day.
There are a number of civilian and military oriented organizations out there soliciting funds for various causes. My choice organization is the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, created by Frank Siller to honor his brother Stephen, an off duty FDNY (Fire Department of New York) firefighter who on Sept.
This is one of a series of pedestrian safety columns, prepared by the Dutchess County Office for the Aging (OFA) in conjunction with Emily Dozier, senior planner with the Dutchess County Transportation Council; and Aisha Phillips, senior public health education coordinator with the Dutchess County Department of Behavioral & Community Hea
Out here in the West, in the dry climate (although baking in the sun), there are multiple graveyards for planes long retired from commercial use as well as mothballed planes ready to re-enter service for the military should the need (regrettably) return in case of war.
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