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Sharon Memory Tree to honor loved ones, aid responders
SHARON — Residents can honor loved ones while supporting local emergency responders through two holiday fundraisers: the Sharon Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary’s annual Memory Tree and the ambulance squad’s “Lights of Love” display on the town Green. The auxiliary is accepting $5 donations for ornaments...
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Volunteers needed for North Canaan Thanksgiving dinner
NORTH CANAAN — Volunteers are needed to help carry on a Thanksgiving tradition at the Pilgrim House, 30 Granite Ave., where Beverly Becker is organizing her 19th annual Community Thanksgiving dinner for Nov. 26. The free meal is open to everyone, offering turkey and all the fixings along with...
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Peter Cusack is finding the eternal in North Canaan
“I think art is the thing that allows us to feel there’s something in the universe that loves us,” said painter Peter Cusack in his new studio, a mid-19th-century stone church on Main Street in North Canaan. For Cusack, art has always been a way of reaching toward...
Daily Voice
Written Threat Found In School Sparks Investigation In Hyde Park, Student Interviews
A written threat was discovered inside a Dutchess County middle school — and now police are investigating to see who was involved. The threat was found at Haviland Middle School in Hyde Park on Tuesday, Nov. 10, the Town of Hyde Park Police Department announced on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Police wer…
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Empress outlines EMS plans for northeast Dutchess
MILLERTON — Empress Executive Director Robert Stuck provided details of a proposed regional emergency medical service system to North East Town Board members on Wednesday, Nov. 4. He said the changes would save participating towns hundreds of thousands of dollars in EMS costs by pooling resources with neighbors. Stuck...
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Bunga, Blazers breeze through Tuckahoe to advance to regional finals
CROSS RIVER – Serena Bunga has seen everything on the court in her time with the Millbrook girls volleyball team. Section championships, trips to the state final four and countless victories have been a part of the journey. It had been a while though, 2023 to be exact, since the senior relished in postseason success. She wasn't going to walk away without experiencing the joy of going deep into the postseason just one more time. Following up the team's Section 9 Class C championship the previous week, Millbrook showed its talent and resiliency once again by securing a 3-1 victory over Section 1's Tuckahoe in the New York State subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon, November 11. "It's something that we all really want to push towards and go to states again," Bunga said after the win, describing the team's determination. "We just think it's such an amazing feeling because our team is so close-knit. We love being with each other and playing with each other." The Blazers secured an early lead after a back-and-forth opening set and it looked as if the team was on its way to a sweep with a significant lead in the second.