MAIN STREET NEWS

Wicked: Part One was released nationwide on Friday, November 22, and the film currently has a 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Clocking in at two hours and 40 minutes, the movie has major star power in the form of Jeff Goldblum at the Wizard, Michelle Yeoh as Madame Morrible, Jonathan Bailey as Fiyero, Ethan Slater as Boq, and SNL’s Bowen Yang as Glinda’s friend Pfannee. 

Along the strip of Main Street in Kent, CT, is the perfect place to relax, put your feet up, and get ready to dive into your studies or favorite book.

SkyRise Farm will be hosting its second annual Black Barn Winter Market on Saturday, December 7, and Sunday, December 8, from 10am to 4pm in Millerton, NY.

Whitney got a bit nostalgic this holiday season and is sharing fond memories and thoughts of Millerton, NY, a place she called home for over 20 years. For those not in the know, Whitney served as the editor of The Millerton News for the majority of that time, and as a result, became intimately connected to this community and its people. Since moving out of the area, she wanted to reflect on fond memories. Enjoy. 

Welcome to December! With the holidays right around the corner, we've been busy gift shopping for all of our loved ones, and we know you've likely been doing the same!  We've done research on the best affordable gifts, reached out to some local businesses to share their recommendations, and we've even given you some of our favorites as well! Happy shopping + happy holidays!  

Since she was a child, Beverly Ditto always knew that she wanted to start an animal rescue. It was one of several interests she had and one of the goals she intended to accomplish, so nearly 20 years ago, she made it so. Beverly founded Collaborative Cats, a foster-based feline organization located in Ancramdale, NY, in 2016.

Fast-forward four years later, and Romane not only has a successful flower farm, but has also recently opened an accompanying flower shop located right in the heart of the village of Amenia. Romane never dreamed of having a storefront, and to be honest, she shared that she herself had “a lot of resistance to it.” She has a fondness for her freedom, independence, and ability to work as she pleases. 

A murder mystery dinner theater production doesn’t seem like something you’d just fall into, but that’s exactly what happened to Frank Marquette. 

As December approaches, the pressure to find the perfect holiday presents for family and friends becomes all the more imminent.

On Sunday, November 17th at 3pm, the Ancram Center for the Arts will put on another installment of Real People Real Stories (RPRS).