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The Community Health and Wellness Center on Route 44 in North Canaan. Photo by John Coston
NORTH CANAAN — Construction for the new location of Community Health and Wellness Center (CHWC) in North Canaan is well on its way and expected to be completed early in 2024.
Photo by Mary Close Oppenheimer
The dedication of our local volunteer services was underscored Sunday, Oct. 1 when 17 men and women spent their morning on rope rescue training on Indian Mountain Road.
POUGHKEEPSIE — The Dutchess County government has received a 2023 Government Experience Award from the Center for Digital Government (CDG).
The Government Experience Awards, which have been taking place for seven years, recognize the government offices that are trying to improve residential life with technology.
The Millerton News will periodically publish a listing of residential real estate sales in eastern Dutchess County and adjacent towns.
As seasons change, the individual needs of families continue to evolve, as do the details of the organizations which aim to help those in need.
DUTCHESS COUNTY — A number of events to introduce the public to their local political candidates will be occurring in the next couple of weeks.
Neil King Jr., left, and Rinker Buck, talked about their obsessions with taking the road less traveled on Sunday, Oct. 1 at the Norfolk Library. Photo by Mike Cobb
NORFOLK — The fall 2023 Haystack Book Festival featured a rich offering of highly lauded and often locally based authors in conversation about their work at the Norfolk Library.
CORNWALL — The opening event in the new IronHike Endurance series pushed participants to the limit at Mohawk Mountain Ski Area from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.
Aya Blaine let the wood chips fly, turning a log into a bear sculpture on Sunday, Oct. 1. Photo by Leila Hawken
SHARON — Using only her trusty chainsaws, master carver Aya Blaine transformed an old log into a roughly seven-foot tall bear statue.
Travelers along Route 343 on Oct. 1 may have seen Blaine turning stump to statue at the corner of Sharon Valley Road.
SHARON — Some 200 people came to a remote corner of Sharon on Saturday, Sept. 30 to hear from the veterans and first responders who have reclaimed their lives thanks to the efforts of The Equus Effect.
Founder Jane Strong addressed the crowd, saying that the veterans and first responders are best thought of as “guardians.”
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