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PINE PLAINS — All while keeping the county’s recommendations for social distancing during the coronavirus outbreak in mind, the Pine Plains Central School District Board of Education (BOE) reviewed the district’s latest news at its meeting on Wednesday, March 18.
From left, Pine Plains Community Food Locker Director Pat Nannetti, with the Millbrook Horse Trials’ Louise Merryman and Food Locker Treasurer Ted Mallozzi celebrated the donation of a $2,500 check to the pantry from the Millbrook Horse Trials. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — As one of the largest equestrian events in the country, the Millbrook Horse Trials (MHT) made a donation of $2,500 to the Pine Plains Community Food Locker (PPCFL) this January as part of its community outreach initiative. The check was presented by Louise Merryman, MHT organizer and board member.
PINE PLAINS — Even with the rise of coronavirus cases occurring throughout the state, the Pine Plains varsity boys basketball team was ready to challenge Alexander Hamilton High School on the court during the Class C Regional Semi-Final game on Tuesday, March 11.
PINE PLAINS — Seeking a meaningful way to honor its local heroes, the town of Pine Plains is asking families and organizations to sponsor banners in honor of those who have served or are currently serving their country as part of its Hometown Heroes program.
PINE PLAINS — Following its annual tour of the Stissing Mountain Junior/Senior High School building, the Pine Plains Board of Education (BOE) set its sights on three new budget presentations as well as a presentation by Pine Plains Transportation Director Lauren Ross at its meeting on Wednesday, March 4.
PINE PLAINS — Responding wisely to the coronavirus pandemic, The Stissing Center (TSC) has decided to postpone its Spring Series of events, instead taking necessary precautions to ensure the safety and health of its audiences, performers, volunteers, staff and community.
Ryan Larkin was ordained as a reverend for the First United Presbyterian Church of Pine Plains on Sunday, March 1. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — From the moment he arrived in Pine Plains, Pastor Ryan Larkin knew he had found what he was looking for. From the local geography that reminded him of his Southern roots to the parishioners who welcomed him so openly, he felt he found his calling as the new pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church of Pine Plains.
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