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George O. White of Milan died on March 28. He was 70. Born on Jan. 3, 1956, in Sharon, Conn., he was the son of George White and Alice Wendover […] The post George O. White, 70 appeared first on The...
John “Jack” Harold Lasher of Elizaville died on March 22. He was 95. Lasher was born on Sept. 3 in Germantown in 1930. After graduating high school, he joined the […] The post John “Jack” Lasher, 95...
Barry Weinberger of Stanfordville died on March 25. He was 72. Weinberger is survived by his wife, Mary Weinberger, a son, Jonathan (Samantha) Weinberger. A brother, Jeff Weinberger, a sister […] The...
Columbia County officials said the Public Works Committee recommended extending the temporary closure through June 1. The post Gallatin Convenience Station to Remain Closed Until June 1 appeared...
As an April grant deadline nears, Gallatin moves toward a new zoning framework centered on protections for forests, wetlands, and steep slopes. The post As Grant Deadline Looms, Gallatin Moves Closer...
A study in Dutchess County showed that many ticks carried more than one pathogen, with babesiosis — a potentially fatal malaria-like illness — as common as Lyme disease. The post Good Medicine: Why a...
After years of trying to find a buyer, founder Joan Osofsky is closing the Hudson Valley home and antiques business that helped define the region’s aesthetic. The post Hammertown Barn to Close After...
A proposed agreement would bring cultured dairy production and shared cold storage to iPark 87 in the Town of Ulster. The post Ronnybrook Farm Dairy Could Expand to Ulster Agribusiness Center...
The annual series will offer hands-on art, folkloric dance, puppet theater and music in Pine Plains on alternating Saturdays from June through August. The post At Stissing Center, a Summer Lineup...
A practical guide to where residents can find pantries and how neighbors can support them. The post A Guide to Local Food Pantries appeared first on The New Pine Plains Herald.