Written in stone: The surprising career of Pine Hill’s scientist/philanthropist Henry Morton
hv1 – by Frances Marion Platt – 12.19.19 – A biography of Henry Morton, who founded the Morton Memorial Library in Pine Hill. … Continue reading →
Olive Free Library features more than 30 vendors, food, crafts and live music on Saturday, Dec. 14
Daily Freeman – 12..13.19 – “More than 30 vendors are schedule to participate at the Olive Free Library’s holiday craft’s fair Saturday, Dec. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.” … Continue reading →
Kingston Library offers help with modern technology
Daily Freeman – 12.8.19 – “The Kingston Library will again offer “Tech Time,” a weekly opportunity to get help using your troubling technology.” … Continue reading →
“Requiem for Ashokan” opens at Olive Free Library
hv1 – 11.14.19 – Kate McGloughlin’s art display about the displacement of families after the Ashokan Reservoir was created will be installed in the Olive Free Library through January 4th. … Continue reading →
Woodstock Library seeks funds for a match
hv1 – by Nick Henderson – 11.30.19 – Fundraising for the Woodstock Public Library’s capital campaign has begun in earnest. … Continue reading →
Assemblyman Cahill sets constituent meeting schedule for December
Daily Freeman – 11.28.19 – “KINGSTON, N.Y. — Representatives of the office of state Assemblyman Kevin A. Cahill, D-Kingston, will be available to greet members of the community, answer questions, provide information and discuss any concerns that constituents of the 103rd … Continue reading →
Challenging white nationalism is topic of next “One New Paltz” book
hv1 – 10.21.19 – This year’s One Book, One New Paltz, is Rising Out of Hatred: the Awakening of a Former White Nationalist. From November 3-9 a number of community events have been organized to provide opportunities to grok the … Continue reading →
ELECTION 2019: Shandaken voters will weigh in on Phoenicia Library tax levy
Daily Freeman – 10.18.19 – By William J. Kemble – “Town voters are being asked to approve a Phoenicia Library tax levy of $172,000 for 2020. The levy is $10,000 larger than its 2019 counterpart and is the first increase … Continue reading →
Woodstock Library Board sees a vote of confidence
hv1 – 10.12.19 – by Nick Henderson -“While it was no landslide, Woodstock Library Board President Dorothea Marcus feels the October 3 trustee election was a vote of confidence for a new library building. After a revised tally, former board … Continue reading →
https://hudsonvalleyone.com/2019/10/12/woodstock-library-board-sees-a-vote-of-confidence/
Poughkeepsie Journal – 10.11.19 – “Just days after HBO wrapped six months of filming in Dutchess County for a limited series, another project from another high-profile company is set to begin shooting. Red Hook Public Library announced in a Facebook … Continue reading →