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PINE PLAINS — The winners of the FRIENDS of the Pine Plains Library Adult Summer Reading Program were each awarded a $25 gift certificate for completing the most books.
The winners received gift certificates that are valid at local restaurants:
Ren Babcock — Spud Shack
Mary Bowen — Moose On The Loose
PINE PLAINS — Among the items listed on its workshop meeting agenda on Monday, Sept. 1, the Pine Plains Town Board focused its attention on a preview of the 2022 town budget.
Board members convened in person at Pine Plains Town Hall and virtually at 7 p.m. The meeting can now be viewed on the “Town of Pine Plains” YouTube channel.
PINE PLAINS — Area residents looking to rid their homes of unwanted furniture, rugs, tires and other materials were in luck on Saturday, Sept. 18, as the town of Pine Plains hosted its annual Bob Couse Town Clean Up Day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Recycling Center at the Pine Plains Highway Garage.
Photo by Mason Berlinghoff
Honoring those who perished on 9/11 as well as those who survived, and the heroes who helped in the rescue and recovery efforts, the Friends of Stissing Lake (FOSL) hung an American flag from the Pine Plains Fire Tower on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks. The night before, Friday, Sept.
STANFORDVILLE — Stanford Town Hall was transformed on Saturday, Sept. 11, into a 20-year memorial tribute for the victims of the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, as well as at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and in a field outside of Shanksville, Pa.
PINE PLAINS — Working on a number of projects designed to enhance quality of life and accessibility for residents and visitors alike, Pine Plains received financial support from the Municipal Investment Grant (MIG) Program of Dutchess County this month in the form of three very helpful grants.
Photo by Brian Keeler
Music lovers filed into The Stissing Center (TSC) in Pine Plains for an unforgettable night, as The New York Theatre Organ Society collaborated with TSC to offer “Bach to Queen & Everything Between” on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 5. Originally scheduled for Aug. 22, the show was postponed due to heavy rain that day.
Located on Church Street (Route 199) next to Peck’s Market, many customers will be sad to say goodbye to one of their favorite community hubs, the Pine Plains Platter, when it shuts down on Sunday, Sept. 26. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
PINE PLAINS — For many local residents as well as visitors to Pine Plains, the thought of driving into town one day and seeing the Pine Plains Platter permanently closed seems unimaginable, given how the cafe has flourished these last few years as a hub for the community, not to mention a place to get some great home cooking.
PINE PLAINS — It was a somewhat rocky journey to get their new restaurant off the ground, but Patricia and Michel Jean were at last able to breathe a sigh of relief as they officially opened Champetre in Pine Plains this summer.
PINE PLAINS — Through the collaboration of the creative team at NYC women’s fashion company Tory Burch, the windows of the Pine Plains Pharmacy at 2965 Church St. now pop with color and energy, thanks to a community service project done this summer.
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