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Beginning with this issue, we have cut back on the number of issues we are printing during the pandemic. We will now print only enough copies to accommodate our subscriptions and one retail sale outlet in each of our area towns.
HILLSDALE — The town of Hillsdale was recently overtaken by the autumn spirit as community members and weekend travelers participated in the ninth annual Pumpkin Festival on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Candidate Forum for the 30th District Senate seat at the Brookfield Library Friday night, October 9
Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
From left, Tiah Krasowsky, 2, and her sister, Gayla, 8, embraced the fall — and Halloween — spirit at the town of Hillsdale’s annual Pumpkin Festival with friends Charlie David, 2, and his sister, Lucy Amash, 7.
Left, Congresswoman Jahana Hayes is seeking reelection to her seat in the 5th District. Right, David X. Sullivan is running against incumbent Congresswoman Jahana Hayes for a seat in the 5th District. Photos submitted
Left, Incumbent New York State Senator Sue Serino (R-41) has served since 2015. She’s being challenged by Democrat Karen Smythe, who ran against Serino in the 2018 election and lost by less than 700 votes. Right, Democrat Karen Smythe is running for a second time for the New York State Senate District 41, again against Republican incumbent Sen. Sue Serino. Photos submitted
DUTCHESS COUNTY — Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro has been making a name for himself in politics ever since he first took a seat as a village trustee on the Tivoli Village Board in 1994 at the tender age of 18. By the next year, he was being heralded as the youngest mayor to ever serve in the history of the United States of America.
DUTCHESS COUNTY — New York State Senator Sue Serino (R-41) has filled her two-year term position five times since 2015 — now she’s seeking her sixth term. Having accumulated much political expertise in that time, she also brought with her a background in business and real estate.
DUTCHESS COUNTY — A Democrat running for New York State Senate, Karen Smythe is an advocate for the environment. She is dedicated to fighting for lower carbon emissions, protecting the Hudson Valley’s drinking water and to preserving the region’s natural beauty.
The CDC warns families that trick-or-treating is a high-risk activity. Photo by Cynthia Hochswender
Halloween is kind of a big deal here in the Tri-state region, and many homeowners are wondering whether they need to go out and buy 700 pieces of individually wrapped candy for trick-or-treaters this year.
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