For most current-day New Yorkers, Brooke Astor is the face of her esteemed family, which began planting its wealth in the United States more than two centuries ago with the arrival of the… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — The sewer rate for village customers would increase 14.8 percent under a proposal going to a public hearing scheduled for 7 p.m. May 21 at Village Municipal Hall, 76 E. Market… Continue reading
At $27,191,095, the proposal represents a 3.43 percent increase over this year’s $26,289,585 budget and a 5.34 percent tax levy increase. That figure represents the district’s lowest budget increase in 17 years. Read… Continue reading
RHINEBECK – Lyme disease expert Dr. Stephen Bock, of the Rhinebeck Health Center, will speak at the Northern Dutchess Lyme Disease Support Group at 7 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church. The public… Continue reading
Rhinebeck Ptso Discount Card On Sale Now! April 25th to May 31st Rhinebeck To raise funds for the valuable projects which are supported by the Rhinebeck PTSO and to stimulate our local… Continue reading
This letter is to inform you that the State of New York has entered a stage of heightened surveillance resulting from the presence of an influenza virus that is making people sick in… Continue reading
Information on swine flu is available on the Dutchess County website: http://www.dutchessny.gov
RHINEBECK — The annual flea market at the Church of the Messiah, at U.S. Route 9 and Chestnut Street, is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 9. The event is to… Continue reading
TOWN OF ULSTER — A pilot scaped serious injury on Friday after he had trouble landing his plane at the Kingston-Ulster Airport off state Route 32 and crashed into a fence, state police… Continue reading
DEMOCRAT Scott Murphy won the cliffhanger race for New York’s 20th Congressional District seat on Friday when Republican James Tedisco conceded defeat. Read On : http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/25/nyregion/25murphy.html?_r=1&ref=nyregion http://www.dailyfreeman.com/articles/2009/04/25/news/doc49f2968bd129e987447250.txt
A prominent Hollywood movie star struck by Parkinson’s disease at a young age toured local farms Thursday as part of an upcoming television special about hope. Michael J. Fox, star of the “Back… Continue reading
Community Trail & BBQ Hosted by the Milaners Youth Group May 2nd 2009 12:00pm – 4:00pm Support of a local community can leave a lasting impact on everyone!!! For more Info and to… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — Village police were investigating a Wednesday afternoon accident during which a 40-year-old village Highway Department worker fell off of a backhoe on Platt Avenue. Sgt. Peter Dunn said the man, whom… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — Not every student comes to class excited to learn about about Shakespeare. Jenn Lee and Neil Hellegers, teaching artists from the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival Education Program, try to change that.… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — School district trustees on Tuesday agreed to seek voter approval of a proposed $27.19 million budget with a $22.48 million property tax levy carrying a 4.75 percent increase of $1.02 million… Continue reading
Montgomery Row Second Level 6423 Montgomery Street (Route 9) Rhinebeck April 24 – May 28, 2009 “The Creative Experience” Works by The Bulkeley Middle School Students and Rhinebeck High School Students Open to… Continue reading
Hopefuls in school board elections in Northern Dutchess filed petitions Monday for May 19 elections. In Rhinebeck, two Board of Education seats carrying three-year terms are being sought without a ballot challenge by… Continue reading
The Rhinebeck Rotary and Rebuilding Together Dutchess County are collaborating on a new pilot program to assist Rhinebeck residents 60 and over. The Senior Home Assistance Program will address minor home repair concerns… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — The village Planning Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Village Municipal Hall, 76 E. Market St. Items on the agenda include the applications of: • H. Knick Staley, 19… Continue reading
Every year, household hazardous wastes are improperly emptied into trash cans and end up in landfills or backyard burn barrels, or may be dumped onto backyard soil or into small streams. Household hazardous… Continue reading
Sunday, April 26th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Route 9, Rhinebeck DETAILS: The autism Society of America, Hudson Valley Chapter will host an autism walk and expo. A benefit to… Continue reading
April 25th – April 26th Dutchess Cty. Fairgrounds, Rt. 9, Rhinebeck. 849-2019 The Hudson Valley Green Fair was born to help all of us “go green.” As the Valley’s major environmentally conscious event, the… Continue reading
The Tap New York Craft Beer and Food Festival will take place Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12 to 4 p.m. at Hunter Mountain, Route 23A in Hunter. Read… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — Rhinebeck Fire Department public information officer Henry Campbell said van driver Joseph Umbro of Rhinebeck was exiting Route 9G onto Route 308 at about 10:15 a.m. Monday when he encountered a… Continue reading
About 300 people attended the 5th annual Taste of Rhinebeck, sponsored by the Northern Dutchess Hospital Foundation. The event allows patrons to purchase bracelets that act as key to more than 20 restaurants… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — The Town Board is considering a request from the village to split the use of a $5,775 radar-equipped speed display unit as part of efforts to have drivers stay within speed… Continue reading
Firefighter Rick Dorrer said about 50 firefighters from eight fire departments battled the blaze from about 3:55 until 7:48 p.m. Dorrer said the Rhinebeck Fire Department was assisted by the Hillside, Milan, Red… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — The town is being encouraged to schedule repairs of the Hogs Bridge on Mount Rutsen Road in such a way as to minimize traffic congestion during the Dutchess County Fair Aug.… Continue reading
Daffodil High Tea will be offered on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Wilderstein Historic Site, 330 Morton Road in Rhinebeck. A special treat for tea lovers, this event features a variety of homemade… Continue reading
RHINEBECK — The Town Board plans to maintain the position of town animal control officer and find a part-time employee to handle daytime duties instead of discontinuing the $9,378-a-year position in favor of… Continue reading