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Rye Volleyball Returns to Regional Finals with 4-Set Victory Over Wallkill
The Rye Volleyball team advanced to the regional championship game with a four-set victory on Wednesday, November 11, as they ousted Section 9’s Wallkill 25-19, 25-16, 14-25, 28-26. With the victory, the Garnets have officially tied last year’s team for longest postseason run in program history. “After going...
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Tenth Annual “Beacons of History” Awards Held
BEACON – The Beacon Historical Society presented its annual “Beacons of History” awards on Nov. 5 to a group of individuals and a business that have made substantial contributions to Beacon and helped to preserve its history and sense of community. It was the most successful installment to date of the ten-year tradition, raising more money to support the non-profit’s operations than ever before. More than 200 people attended the friend- and fund-raiser at the historic Roundhouse event space. The 2026 recognition was presented to:
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OSHA Cites NY, NJ Construction Companies for Violations
The U.S. Department of Labor proposed more than $648,000 in penalties against six construction employers in New York and New Jersey for exposing workers to serious safety hazards at a project in Monroe, N.Y. The department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration said the violations involved excavation work at the site...
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Hudson Valley Trivia Co. brings questions, cocktails and comedy to Beacon
Friday night at Liquid Fables in downtown Beacon brought together an eclectic mix: ’90s hip-hop, an ambitious nonalcoholic cocktail menu, and an easygoing crowd ready for trivia. Before the first question was read, host John “JB” Bryan held the microphone out to the room, letting the crowd belt out the chorus from Wu-Tang Clan’s “C.R.E.A.M.”:
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Section 9 girls indoor track and field scores, schedule for the 2026-27 season
Section 9 girls indoor track and field scores for the 2026-27 season To report 2026-27 Section 9 girls indoor track and field scores (Section 9, OCIAA and MHAL members): Coaches or team representatives are asked to send scores and highlight information for both teams (first and last names, please), win, lose or draw, as soon as possible by emailing sports@th-record.com . Please include a name and contact number. The roundups will be listed below by date. See upcoming schedules following the most recent roundups. You can find scores from Section 9 winter sports here ( overall link ): Boys basketball | Girls basketball | Boys wrestling | Girls wrestling | Gymnastics | Boys indoor track and field | Girls indoor track and field | Boys swimming | Nordic skiing | Alpine skiing | You can find scores from Section 9 fall sports here: You can find scores from our Varsity 845U Mid-Hudson winter collegiate sports here: Men's basketball | Women's basketball | Army hockey | Army wrestling | You can find scores from our Varsity 845U Mid-Hudson fall collegiate sports here: Men's soccer | Women's soccer | Women's volleyball | Women's field hockey | kmcmillan@th-record.com X / Twitter: @KenMcMillanTHR Roundups
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Local farm ensuring Beacon school kids in need get Thanksgiving dinner
Backpacks bursting with harvest-themed produce will be given to Beacon City School District children with the greatest need to ensure they not only have Thanksgiving dinner, but a holiday spread to remember. This is Common Ground Farm's "Holiday BackPack Distribution." For Thanksgiving 2026, 80 or more Beacon City School District children, grades K-12, and their families, will receive backpacks on Nov. 19 filled to the brim, according to Liz Craig, the finance and operations manager at Common Ground Farm. From sweet potatoes and carrots to onions and garlic, as well as apples, potatoes, honey nut squash, celery and herbs, everything you'd expect on the holiday table is in the backpack, including 10 pounds of produce per bag, Hailee Salvesen, the backpack coordinator at Common Ground Farm, said. Common Ground Farm could have given instant mashed potatoes or canned pie filling, but the fresh foods give these families the flexibility, Salvesen said, to make their mashed potato recipe, their grandma's apple crisp or, if they don't celebrate Thanksgiving, an abundant bag of food that can last. Fixings like canned cranberry sauce, stuffing mix and local bread will also be found inside the bags, worth about $45 each, while allergy and dietary