Pine Plains

PINE PLAINS — Taking the next step in their preparations for the 2021 fiscal year, members of the Town Board approved the preliminary 2021 budget at their meeting on Thursday, Oct. 15.

PINE PLAINS — While some fall traditions have changed this year due to COVID-19, the Pine Plains Free Library and The Little Nine Partners Historical Society have devised a safe way to still host the annual Evergreen Cemetery Lantern Tours, sharing ghoulish history while making sure tourists social distance.

PINE PLAINS — The Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) welcomed input from administrators during its review of last year’s curriculum and instruction goals at its meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

PINE PLAINS — Continuing to review its goals from the 2019-20 school year on Wednesday, Sept. 30, the Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) assessed input from school district administrators of how its business and finance, district facilities and community fared last year.

PINE PLAINS — The Stissing Center invited music enthusiasts from all around the region to get swept away by a captivating concert featuring violinist Miranda Cuckson, accompanied by pianist Ryan McCullough, on Saturday, Sept. 26. 

PINE PLAINS — In the years since its hardware business closed in Pine Plains, the former Deuel’s Home Center building has been sitting vacant at 7723 South Main St., waiting to be restored to its former glory.

PINE PLAINS — Residents gathered at the Stissing Mountain Fire Tower in September to pay tribute to their state’s history and to their country’s fallen heroes, from the volunteers who kept alert for forest fires to those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. 

PINE PLAINS — Taking a major step in its plans to revitalize its downtown area, the town of Pine Plains officially closed on the sale of the property at 12 North Main St. this summer, bringing it another step closer to fulfilling a long-standing goal in its Comprehensive Plan.