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PINE PLAINS — Packed onto the sidewalk, hugging the shade and surpassing 200 in number, Pine Plains residents came out in force for Memorial Day. The main event was the parade, which began at the Pine Plains Fire House, stopped at the town clock, proceeded to the Evergreen Cemetery, and concluded at the Pine Plains American Legion Post No.
From left: Library director Alexis Tackett, intern Hannah Johnson, and library assistant Annie Mallozzi at the Pine Plains Free Library. Photo by Elias Sorich
PINE PLAINS — Come November, voters in Pine Plains are likely to see a question on the ballot asking them to increase the budget of the Pine Plains Free Library.
PINE PLAINS — Discussion split between the Monday, May 15, monthly workshop meeting and the Thursday, May 18, town board meeting included dialogue on the potential costs, constraints, and a host of other non-binding ideas centered around the construction of a new town hall.
PINE PLAINS — At the Pine Plains Planning Board meeting on Wednesday, May 10, the Carson Power solar project proposed for 454 Bean River Road made significant headway. The board also considered an application for the expansion of the Pine Plains Stewart’s Shops location, and scrutinized the proposed cannabis manufacturing project.
This home on a small lot at 3018 Church St. built in 1875 in the center of Pine Plains was purchased for $75,000 in July 2020, renovated and sold for $315,000 in March of this year. Photo by Christine Bates
The Millerton News will periodically publish a listing of residential real estate sales in eastern Dutchess County towns. Below is a listing of residential real estate sales in the Town of Pine Plains closed in March and April of this year.
PINE PLAINS — On a perfect Saturday, May 6, after what seemed like a month of rain, a Schaghticoke Sachem, or chief, engaged children and adults alike in thinking about the environment as a whole by means of gentle but persistent questioning about specifics.
Stissing Mountain High School’s mock trial team after their win at the April 26 Dutchess County championship. From left: Ryan Orton, teacher and co-advisor; Brianna Blackburn; John Schoonmaker, teacher and co-advisor; Hailey Lamping; Milo Francavilla; Siena Millar; Michell Barron; Cam Decker; Andy Simons; Estrella Ruano; Max Heggenstaller; the Hon. Jonah Triebwasser, judge; Kelsey Atkinson; Jared Heggenstaller; Leandra Costa; Nick McPherson. Photo by Sara Von Burg
PINE PLAINS — At the Red Hook Town Justice Court on Wednesday, April 26, Stissing Mountain High School’s mock trial team took home the county championship, competing against Beacon High School. Presiding over the case was Judge Jonah Triebwasser, Red Hook’s town and village justice since 2007.
Stewart’s at 7710 South Main St. in Pine Plains. Photo courtesy Daisy Sindelar, new Pine Plains herald
PINE PLAINS — With a 4-1 vote on Monday, April 24, the Pine Plains Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) has granted the Stewart’s Shops at 7710 South Main St.
GinaMaria Kirk, left, salutatorian of Stissing Mountain Junior/Senior High School, and Amanda Dillinger, valedictorian. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — Out of a class of approximately 68 students at Stissing Mountain Junior/Senior High School, Amanda Dillinger of Pine Plains is this year’s valedictorian, and GinaMarie Kirk of Millbrook is the salutatorian.
Left to right, rear: ESL teacher Joanne Koch, Stissing Mountain Assistant Principal Sara Bon Burg, Director of Curriculum and Instruction Gian Starr; in the foreground with student graphic novels, Alana Garnica and her co-teacher Renee Rundall. Photo by Deborah Maier
PINE PLAINS — “I love this school, and I am so grateful to everybody who works so hard to help my son learn English,” Cold Spring School mom Erkhes Galidev said of her first-grade son, Bamboo, and his progress.
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