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Moonrise Bagels Pitches Investors on ‘Shark Tank’
Jeremy Rhodes picked up baking during the pandemic, and on New Year’s Eve 2020 he was prepping bagels for a New Year’s Day brunch. He was also making pizza for dinner, and the extra sauce got him thinking. So he stuffed the sauce into the bagels. Almost six years later, that experiment has landed Rhodes […] The post Moonrise Bagels Pitches Investors on ‘Shark Tank’ appeared first on The Overlook .
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Meet the pets of our community
Trixie is a 5 year old German short haired pointer. She lives in Millerton, New York. She’s extremely vocal she has no problem expressing what’s on her mind. She loves going for rides in the truck no matter what we are doing from tractor supply runs to plowing snow in the winter. Loved by Andrew Lacasse.
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Nicky Cole Wins Monti Idol 2026!
Senior vocalist Nicky Cole came out victorious in the 2026 Monti Idol singing competition! The annual contest, held this past Friday at Monticello High School, featured top vocalists singing several selections of their best works to an excitable audience and a panel of faculty judges. Nicky’s diverse and inspired repertoire included classics “Jolene”, “Die on this Hill” and “Rise Up”. ‘
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‘Mud-pie’ roads, library moves, orchard closes
The following excerpts from The Millerton News were compiled by Kathleen Spahn and Rhiannon Leo-Jameson of the North East-Millerton Library. Herzog Passes on $498,370 “Mud-Pie” Projects in Townships. A $498,370 “mud-pie” road program for Dutchess County was approved last week by Lester W. Herzog, upstate WPA administrator. Part...
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Inside Designer Nicholas Lewin’s Timeless Nova Scotia Home
Residential designer Nicholas Lewin of Spencer Lewin Inc. takes us inside his home in Chester, Nova Scotia, a sailing paradise known for its beautiful architecture and shorelines. Inspired by vernacular architecture, Nicholas favours timeless design. “I don’t like it when ego intrudes into architecture and things look dated in 10 years,” he says. On his quirky lot, two connected buildings work together: the 600-square-foot main house has an open-concept kitchen and living space, designed around how people actually live. “Being able to witness the chef in the kitchen is critical,” he says. The second building holds his office and TV room, while a pool house includes a gym, sauna and second ensuite bedroom for guests.