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PINE PLAINS — With the month of January recognized as National Blood Donor Month, area residents were encouraged to donate their time (and blood) to those in need by stopping the blood drive held inside the Stissing Mountain High School gymnasium on Thursday, Jan. 14. Organized by the New York Blood Center.
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The Stissing Center in Pine Plains showcased musician Emily Ritz in its recent Chair Series.
PINE PLAINS — The Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) discussed the school district at its Zoom meeting last Wednesday, Jan. 6.
PINE PLAINS — The Town Board moved into 2021 on strong footing at its annual organizational meeting on Thursday evening, Jan. 7.
Leg. A. Gregg Pulver (R-19) Photo by Nick Joseph
PINE PLAINS — Sometimes it’s easy to understand why certain politicians keep getting re-elected, not only by their constituents but by their colleagues. Such is the case with Pine Plains native and working farmer, Dutchess County Legislator A. Gregg Pulver (R-19), who was just re-elected to chair the Legislature for a fourth one-year term.
PINE PLAINS — In the last few months of 2020, the town of Pine Plains was able to make significant progress on three major projects — including its police reform plan, sewer feasibility study and efforts to address broadband access — and town officials are looking forward to advancing further in the coming new year.
PINE PLAINS — The Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) took the next step forward in addressing critical repairs in the district at its meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
PINE PLAINS — Delivering an update on the status of the district’s hybrid instruction plan, Superintendent of Schools Martin Handler kept the Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) up-to-date on how the district is faring and how it might prepare for the future during the BOE meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 16.
On Saturday, Dec. 19, Wreaths Across America Day was commemorated during a ceremony at the Pine Plains Evergreen Cemetery. Here are organizers Carol and John Hart with their grandson, TroiHunter Cookingham. Photo by Ruth Keeler
PINE PLAINS — With the holiday season having arrived, local residents decided to pay tribute to the heroes in their lives and in their communities by participating in the national Wreaths Across America Day ceremony that was held at Evergreen Cemetery at noon on Saturday, Dec. 19.
PINE PLAINS — With this Christmas set in the center of a global pandemic, celebrations have changed, traditions have been altered and residents may find themselves isolated and in need of a miracle.
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