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Photo by Walker Esner/Stanford Pride
Stanford Pride celebrated its second annual LGBTQ+ Pride event on Saturday, June 3, at BANGALLWORKS featuring refreshments, an ice cream truck, and activities for adults and children.
Photo by John Coston
Great Mountain Forest (GMF) is one of the nation’s oldest conservation legacy organizations and one of the largest conservation easements in New England,with more than 6,000 acres of contiguous forest and woodland habitat that straddles Falls Village and Norfolk.
Aralia Nudicaulis among the lily of the valley Photo by Dee Salomon
I have been writing The Ungardener column for a little over a year. If you are a reader then you are likely aware that these articles exist to cajole, inform or otherwise persuade you to get rid of the invasive plants on your property and to cultivate the growth of native plants.
Alan Chartock Photo by Alan Chartock / WAMC
GREAT BARRINGTON — After more than 40 years on the air at WAMC Northeast Public Radio, Alan Chartock has decided to hang up his microphone.
Ru the llama and handler Debbie Labbe visited the Norfolk Library on Wednesday, May 31. Photo by Riley Klein
NORFOLK — Ru the llama took a trip to Norfolk Library on Wednesday, May 31. He and his handler Debbie Labbe of Country Quilt Llama Farm in Cornwall offered a lesson on all things llama to the children in attendance.
“Ru is only three years old, so he is very young,” said Labbe. “I’ve had llamas for over 30 years.”
DUTCHESS COUNTY — Dutchess County is full of trees, flowers, greenery and an assortment of animals such as mice, deer, foxes, birds—and ticks. State Sen. Michelle Hinchey (D, NY-41) would like to see more done to control the tick population as well as providing more research into learning about ticks and tick-borne diseases.
Originally listed for $1,300,000 in May 2022, this home on Robin Lane with dramatic views and 45.6 acres of land sold for $1,100,000 in April. Photo by Christine Bates
The Millerton News will periodically publish a listing of residential real estate sales in eastern Dutchess County and adjacent towns. Listed below are residential sales closed from January through April 2023 in the town of Copake.
Roxana Robinson, right, received an award for distinguished service to the literary community by The Authors Guild in New York on May 9. Pulitzer Prize author Elizabeth Strout, left, presented the award. Photo submitted
NEW YORK — The Authors Guild Foundation’s 31st Annual Benefit packed The Plaza Hotel’s Grand Ballroom in a celebration of writers and the power of the written word on Tuesday, May 9.
Former State Rep. Roberta Willis on Wednesday, May 17 at the Capitol. Photo submitted
HARTFORD —A large group gathered on a busy day in the Connecticut Capitol to praise former State Rep. Roberta Willis’ legislative and leadership accomplishments on behalf of higher education in Connecticut.
HARTFORD — Gun controls demanded by Gov. Ned Lamont, plus elements of a tougher approach to gun crimes urged by four urban mayors, won overwhelming passage Thursday on a 96-51 vote by the House of Representatives.
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