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Ruth Leon recommends… another election: the Gabriels
The Gabriel Trilogy is a three-part play cycle written and directed by Tony Award-winning playwright and director Richard Nelson. The first play in the cycle introduces us to the Gabriels of Rhinebeck, New York. These three plays track the lives of the Gabriel Family throughout the coming presidential election year of 2017.
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Old Rhinebeck’s Spirit of St. Louis Arrives in Lakeland After 1,250-Mile Flight
Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome’s full-size Spirit of St. Louis replica arrived at Lakeland Linder International Airport just before sunset on November 13, 2026, completing an approximately 1,250-mile journey from New York ahead of celebrations marking the centennial of Charles Lindbergh’s historic transatlantic flight. Flown by renowned vintage and classic aircraft pilot Andrew King, the replica traveled south through a series of stops along the East Coast. It will spend the winter at the Florida Air Museum before participating in the 53rd annual SUN ’n FUN Aerospace Expo, scheduled for April 6–11, 2027.
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Moose With Netting Tangled in Its Antlers Spotted in Ancram
A moose with what onlookers described as hammock netting caught around its antlers was spotted in Ancram on Monday, Nov. 9, prompting a response from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. An environmental conservation police officer who responded to reports of the animal found that it appeared to...
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Beacon's bid for Section 9 football title falls short in championship loss
CENTRAL VALLEY - The 2026 has been a season to remember for Beacon football . Cruising through the regular season and playoffs with a lethal, multi-faceted offense, most nights the Bulldogs stepped onto the gridiron, a must-see show was to follow. Overall, the sentiment of a fantastic season still remains. In the current moment, Saturday was probably a day the program wanted to forget. Going up against powerhouse Port Jervis in the Section 9 Class B Championship at Monroe-Woodbury High School, Beacon's bid for the school's first ever Section 9 title ended in heartbreak with a disappointing 42-13 loss to the Raiders. "They set the standard for Beacon football moving forward," head coach Gerald Ryan appreciatively said of what this team accomplished. "We changed things in the last three years and it's been great with this great set of kids." The loss stings for everyone associated with the Beacon (9-2) program and in the community. After the two teams played to a competitive result earlier in the season, it was expected to be a back-and-forth thriller in the title game. The ball just didn't bounce in the Bulldogs favor. More: Carrozza accounts for four TDs, Pawling secures Section 9 8-man