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Wikipedia explains it as, “Kindness is a type of behavior marked by acts of generosity, consideration, rendering assistance, or concern for others, without expecting praise or reward in return.” Seems simple enough, right?
The Pine Plains FFA Ag Fair returns to Stissing Mountain Jr./Sr. High School on Friday, October 6th and Saturday, October 7th.
In honor of Photographer Appreciation Month in October, we’re highlighting some of our local photographers. Our second installment is none other than Lazlo Gyorsok – read on to learn about her photography!
Grace Smith House is a private, nonprofit organization that provides residential and non-residential services to victims of domestic violence and their families. They offer shelter, transitional housing, advocacy, counseling, outreach, and more to residents of Dutchess County.
In honor of Photographer Appreciation Month in October, we’re highlighting some of our local photographers. For our first installment, we’re featuring Sarah Blodgett. Read on to learn about her photography!
One thing that is undeniable is the quintessential Hammertown style. Joan says it isn’t “formulaic,” and that’s one of the reasons why it works. “I often say that it’s perfectly imperfect. People will come in and say ‘Oh my god, I could just live here,’ and to me, that’s the highest compliment.”
Indeed, Karen has spent her entire life observing the world through a lens. In college, she took photography courses where she spent hours in the darkroom developing photos.
If honey bees were to go extinct, it would have unprecedented effects on our human diet and would likely cause an agricultural crisis at a level that we’ve never seen before.
Aside from the incredible pantry shelves, the other undeniable star of the show over at Ten Mile Table is the one-woman-show known as Vitsky Bakery. Ariel Yotive is behind the bakery and on days that they’re open, you can find her in the kitchen bright and early at three in the morning, baking all of that day’s goods fresh.
When my parents and I set out for Foxborough, MA, on Saturday afternoon, the weather prognosis was not good. Rain from Tropical Storm Ophelia was circling New England and the temperatures were clocking in at about 52 degrees. But I couldn’t bring myself to care because we were going to see Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks perform on the same stage in the same night.