The latest in our series of historic photos
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Seventh Grade Projects on View at the Putnam History Museum From Dec. 1 to 12
Created for Jean Saunders History Contest
World’s End Theatre Serves Up David Sedaris’ Holidays on Ice on Dec. 8
Collection of Christmas essays by “one of America’s most prickly and most delicious young comic talents”
Butterfield Library Focus Group’s Goal to Better Serve Community
Small groups meet to back-and-forth ideas; next session is Dec. 1
Mass for Patricia Ann (Lahey) Shea To Be Held Dec. 1
Former director at American Cancer Society raised six sons
Public Backs Guillaro Plan for Butterfield; Some Skeptical of Zoning Revisions
At issue: changing Butterfield from basic health zoning to mixed-usage
Cold Spring by Candlelight Tours 16 Historic Sites on Dec. 1
Event begins at noon
New Beacon Artist Showing at KuBe Starting Dec. 1
Shaqe Kalaj arrived in Beacon from Detroit in 2012
Recent Works By Barbara Smith Gioia Extended at Marina Gallery Until Dec. 2
Show now runs through this Sunday
‘Peekskill Makes Me Merry’ Showcases Downtown
Paramount Theater will reopen for holiday musical
Philipstown Little League Early Registration Opens Dec. 1
Try-outs scheduled for March 23 and 24
Philipstown Reform Synagogue Celebrates Chanukah on Dec. 8
Begins Saturday evening, December 8
Blanket/Food Drive, Photos With Santa at Humane Society on Dec. 8
During the month of December, the Putnam Humane Society in Carmel is holding a blanket and food drive for their cats and dogs. The preferred foods on PHS wishlist are Pro Plan Dry Shredded Chicken Blend for dogs, Pro Plan Dry Chicken and Rice for cats, and Friskies canned cat food. Treats, toys, rawhide and […]
To Autumn, by John Keats
Illustrated with fall photos by local photographers
Pre-school Profile: Stacy’s House
Stacy Labriola’s home-based care center brings the indoors out
Boscobel Has Sweets and Treats With Santa on Dec. 9 and 16
Mr. and Mrs. Clause appear two afternoons only
Nominations Accepted for Martha Washington Woman of History Award
Recognizes a woman who has distinguished herself in the field of Hudson Valley history
St. Mary’s Hosts Holiday Fair and History Display on Dec. 1
Crafts, ice-carving, whiskey and more on Dec. 1
Hudson Valley Shakespeare’s A Christmas Carol Returns to Boscobel
“Funny, frightening, sad and inspiring, but always rich and full”
bau Is on the Move; Opening Reception Dec. 8
Gallery moving to larger space on Main Street
Building Bridges Rowers Compete in Boston Open-Water Rowing Championship
Local teen rowers compete against 35 crews from five states
Town Hearing Sheds Light on Flood Insurance
Votes to adopt new FEMA maps and 2013 budget
Children’s Book Launch Benefits Cat Shelter
When Native New Yorker Helene Sola, a registered nurse, clinical nursing instructor, and animal lover, adopted her cat, Rexxaroo, from a shelter, she was struck by how loving he was. Over time, the idea came to Sola that using her own cat’s experience for a children’s book would be a wonderful tribute to shelter cats. […]