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Welcome home Dolly, a century-old Broadway piano finds a new home in Rosendale
A century-old baby grand piano with a storied Broadway past is about to take center stage again, this time in the intimate surroundings of The Muse, Rosendale's community-centered home for music and the arts. The Muse will present, “Welcome Home, Dolly!,” a three-hour musical celebration featuring a parade of pianists and fellow musicians exploring the remarkable range and character of its newest resident, 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Muse, 1 Madeline Lane, Rosendale. Affectionately named Dolly, the piano accompanied the original Broadway cast of “Hello, Dolly!” during the Carol Channing years, 1964–1970. More than a century after she was built and following an extensive restoration by Hudson Valley master piano restorer, tuner, and pianist Michael Schirmer, Dolly has found a permanent home at The Muse, thanks to Schirmer's generous donation.
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Rye Girls Soccer Hands Mount Academy First Loss in Regional Semifinals
In a clash of two undefeated squads, the Rye Girls Soccer team prevailed and advanced to the regional championship game. The Garnets shut out Section 9’s Mount Academy 3-0 on Wednesday, November 4, eliminating the Eagles from state title contention. The result marks the 13th straight postseason game without allowing a goal for the Garnets dating back to last year.
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Voters Seek Relief as Fuel and Salt Costs Strain Town Budgets
Across the region, the high costs that frustrated voters on Election Day are complicating town budgets for 2027. Diesel costs about two-thirds more than it did a year ago, and road salt prices are climbing nearly as fast. Local governments need diesel to run highway trucks and ambulances, and salt to keep roads safe through […] The post Voters Seek Relief as Fuel and Salt Costs Strain Town Budgets appeared first on The Overlook .
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Walking together, the Great Law of Peace and American Democracy
Join Haudenosaunee scholars and leaders at Mohonk as they share how the Great Law of Peace shaped the U.S. Constitution and can be a guide for the next 250 years. Walking together, the Great Law of Peace and American Democracy will be a day-long conference, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at Mohonk Conference House, 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz featuring presentations and panel discussions on the unifying code of justice that established a formidable and democratic league of nations in North America. Audience members will have a chance to participate in roundtable discussions focused on how the wisdom of these Native American ways of living might be applied to current cultural, social, and political challenges. Moderated by Author, speaker, podcaster, and PBS host and producer Baratunde Thurston, presenters include Hatueyael José Barreiro, Taíno Nation, writer and activist; Kiohawiton Beverly Cook, Akwesasne Mohawk, Wolf Clan, nurse practitioner and community organizer; Tekatsi:tsia’kwa Katsi Cook, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, Wolf Clan, Health advocate and Spirit Aligned Leadership Program Director; Wakérakats:te Louise McDonald Herne, Mohawk, Bear Clan, Traditionalist Leader and Elder; Joagquisho Oren Lyons, Onondaga Nation, Turtle Clan Nation, Faith Keeper, Indigenous rights and environmental activist; and Kaluhyanu:wes Michelle Schenandoah, Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Oneida Nation Wolf Clan, Rematriation leader and Indigenous women’s advocate. Tickets begin with (pay what you can) online livestream from $0-$20. Visit mohonk-consultations.org for more information including the in-person attendance price which includes lunch.