Gardening
Roots and Shoots: Confessions of a Plant Addict
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More things to plant than there is time in a weekend
The Highlands Current (https://highlandscurrent.org/2013/05/page/2/)
More things to plant than there is time in a weekend
Butterfield Library class for infants and toddlers
Turn-in event to be held in Poughkeepsie
Bill establishes boating safety certificate requirements
Main Street project also moves ahead
Billy’s Way residents hope to make road public
Sends strong, if limited, message on Indian Point safety zone
Event includes cocktails, auction, dinner and dancing
Peter Sanders honored by Toronto Jewish Film Festival for Altina
ADHD presentations encourage empathy for different kinds of learners
Ceremony, concert and re-enactments take place May 27
Gallery 66 NY and Art to Wear Too hold fashion shows June 23 & 29
Event to Explore Creative Economy and Entrepreneurship
Residents and businesses should fill containers with water beforehand
John Whelan and band reopens Peekskill theater in annual fundraiser
Native American festival at University Settlement
Constituents can pose questions and express concerns
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney will hold a telephone town hall on Wednesday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m., continuing efforts to speak directly with neighbors across the Hudson Valley. After giving a quick update on recent legislation that he has authored and a rundown of top issues like sequestration and the economy, Maloney will answer constituent questions. “I am here to be accessible and get results for my neighbors in the Hudson Valley,” said Maloney. “This town hall gives me the chance to hear from thousands of folks across the district about what matters most to them.”
Tens of thousands of residents from the 18th Congressional District will receive an invitation by telephone to participate in the conference call on Wednesday. Constituents in the district can also request an invitation in the following ways:
Emailing their name and complete phone number to [email protected]
Calling Maloney’s Washington office at 202-225-5441
Visiting Maloney’s website at seanmaloney.house.gov
Participants will also be given the opportunity to leave a message with their questions or comments at the end of the call.
Practice 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. to prepare for May 27 activities
Thorpe re-elected, Daly edges out Rincon-Tomizawa
Budget passes 202 to 74
Her Victorian house, Montrest, overlooks the Hudson Highlands
Change of the Century series continues with NYC collective
Author reads from own novel, Lily’s Payback