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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.
PINE PLAINS — The Pine Plains Town Board held an extremely brief meeting on Monday, Dec. 7, for the purpose of approving a line adjustment correction in the town’s 2021 budget and then re-approving the budget.
PINE PLAINS — The Seymour Smith Intermediate Learning Center campus was bursting with Christmas cheer on Friday, Dec. 11, as the Pine Plains Elementary PTA hosted a Jingle All The Way, Thru holiday drive-thru parade for district students and their families.
Singer Chelsea Fingal DeSouza channeled the words of author Toni Morrison in her performance of the song, “The Town is Lit,” for The Stissing Center’s new “Video of the Week” series. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — For the latest installment in the nonprofit’s “Video of the Week” series, The Stissing Center shined the spotlight on a performance by singer Chelsea Fingal DeSouza, with music by Sophia Zhou, on Monday, Nov. 16.
Author David Levine spoke about his book, “The Hudson Valley: The First 250 Million Years: A Mostly Chronological and Occasionally Personal History,” via Zoom on Thursday, Dec. 3. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — For all the lectures the Pine Plains Free Library has held to teach its patrons about the Hudson Valley, never before have they been taken on a tour of 250 million years’ worth of history.
PINE PLAINS — Staying up-to-date about the school its hybrid instruction model, the Pine Plains Central School District Board of Education (BOE) analyzed its status with its hybrid model as well as its plan to have students in grades ninth through 12th start the hybrid model, during its board meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
PINE PLAINS — With COVID-19 cases on the rise, leaders in Pine Plains had to think outside the box this holiday season when adapting the town’s cherished holiday traditions to suit the pandemic’s safety guidelines, resulting in a safe, smart and socially distant Parade of Lights that welcomed an impressive turnout on Saturday evening, Nov.
PINE PLAINS — The health and safety of the Pine Plains Central School District’s students and staff was first and foremost on its Board of Education’s (BOE) mind at its meeting on Monday, Nov. 18.
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