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PINE PLAINS — After listening carefully to candidates about their vision for the town’s future, Pine Plains voters were eager to get out to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 2, to cast their ballots in this year’s election.
PINE PLAINS — The Pine Plains Town Board had a brief, but thoughtful discussion about next year’s funds after passing the 2022 preliminary budget at its meeting on Thursday, Oct. 21.
PINE PLAINS — When the work week looks tough and residents need new ways of keeping calm and releasing some stress, the Pine Plains Free Library has a weekly hybrid Vinyasa Flow Yoga program available on Monday nights at 5:30 p.m.
The Millerton News’ candidate profiles for Town Board and town supervisor follow below. The candidates each wrote 100 words about themselves to share with voters why they should be elected.
Diana Woolis (D)
From left, Sarah Jones, Marie Stewart, George Keeler, Dave Owen, Andy King, Suzanne Ouellette and Brian Gerber performed Donn Potter’s play, “The War Trial of Robert S. McNamara,” on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 17. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — Collaborating with Oblong Books in Millerton (owned by Pine Plains resident Dick Hermans) to bring engaging stories to life, The Stissing Center (TSC) recently launched Local Produce Readers’ Theatre.
This year’s Evergreen Cemetery Lantern Tours offered another year of vivid oral histories and sold out for two nights. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — For one weekend in autumn, characters from the town’s past returned to cast light on its storied history at the 2021 Evergreen Cemetery Lantern Tours, on Friday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Oct. 23.
Catherine Howard prepared for her role as Margaret Amelia Deuel in the 2021 Evergreen Lantern Cemetery Tours on Friday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Oct. 23. Photo submitted
PINE PLAINS — Shedding a light on the intricate stories and characters surrounding the town of Pine Plains, the Pine Plains Free Library and the Little Nine Partners Historical Society joined together to host the 2021 Evergreen Lantern Cemetery Tours on Friday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Oct. 23.
PINE PLAINS — Pine Plains voters became more informed about their 2021 candidates after spending the evening of Friday, Oct. 15, in the Community Room above the Pine Plains Free Library. That’s where they heard the candidates for the Pine Plains town supervisor, Town Board and the Dutchess County Legislature campaign for office at 7 p.m.
PINE PLAINS — Something wicked breezed through the Pine Plains Central School District (PPCSD) on Friday, Oct. 15, as the Pine Plains Elementary PTA hosted its second annual Boo Thru at Seymour Smith Intermediate Learning Center.
PINE PLAINS — For all the progress that’s been made thus far in Dutchess County to benefit his constituents, Chair of the Dutchess County Legislature Gregg Pulver (R-19) knows there’s still work to be done and hopes to serve a fifth term in the Legislature if successful on Nov. 2.
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