HUDSON VALLEY — if we don’t fight the new giant monster power lines being proposed to run from Pleasant Valley to Dover (through the towns of LaGrange and Unionvale) a dangerous precedent will… Continue reading
How clean is the Hudson for swimming? Where are the trouble spots? What are the risks, and how can I learn more? Riverkeeper’s “How’s the Water? 2014” report is out today. Explore the… Continue reading
Come out to the Rhinebeck Town Hall’s Second Repair Cafe Sat. July 26th noon to 4 pm 80 East Market Street there– bring your “broken but beloved” items to be fixed for free!… Continue reading
If in town, check out all the yard sales happening in the Rhinebeck area Info on our new Facebook page Rhinebeck Community Marketplace https://www.facebook.com/groups/1567416656817578/1613964242162819/?notif_t=group_activity
Memorial Day Parade May 26, 2014 9:15 AM – 12:00 PM Ceremonies will begin at 9:15 A.M. in Rhinecliff. The American Legion Firing Squad commanded by Dennis McGuire will salute the honored dead… Continue reading
Whale of an Auction Benefits Rhinebeck 5th Graders annual whale watching trip to Cape Cod, Mass Saturday, May 17th 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Chancellor Livingston Elementary School 48 Knollwood Road, Rhinebeck. RHINEBECK, NY… Continue reading
*Attend Town Board Meeting Monday, April 28th-6:45pm OR write our Town Supervisor* town.supervisor@rhinebeck-ny.gov. A strong presence is a strong voice opposing Red Wing’s mining expansion and support a proposal with our Town Board to re-draw… Continue reading
Whale of an Auction Benefits Rhinebeck 5th Graders RHINEBECK, NY — Every year the parents of fifth grade students at Chancellor Livingston Elementary School challenge themselves to help preserves a school tradition: the… Continue reading
After battling and losing against our neighbors in Milan, Red Wing Sand & Gravel now has its sights set on Historic Rhinebeck. They are appealing to the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation to… Continue reading
Le Petit Bistro is looking for an experienced individual to join a strong team of professionals. Job includes taking reservations, seating, drink orders, (wine knowledge preferred) clearing tables, overall general assistance to making… Continue reading
Recently Rhinebeck residents participated in the highly successful Boy Scout Food Drive. With their unfailing energy and enthusiasm, the Scoutsdelivered huge quantities of food to each pantry. Meanwhile, many local individuals, retailers and community groups continue to… Continue reading
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Gardens at Rhinebeck Homeowners Association, 50 Gardens Way in Rhinebeck, is seeking a part-time pool attendant for weekends and holidays from Monday, May 26, 2014 Memorial Day, through to… Continue reading
Volunteers can now register for the 2014 Riverkeeper Sweep, our third annual day of service for the Hudson River estuary. Shoreline cleanups and other projects are planned in every Hudson Valley county… Continue reading
Applications are now being accepted through mid-May for numerous seasonal employment opportunities with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). The hiring for most of DEC’s seasonal jobs is handled directly… Continue reading
Join Co. Leg. Joel Tyner Weds. Apr. 2nd at 5:30 pm in the basement of Rhinebeck Town Hall at 80 East Market Street there (12572) to help him plan a Repair Cafe at… Continue reading
The Town of Rhinebeck has an immediate opening for a part-time secretary to work about 20 hours per week, at $12 per hour, including two evenings a month to cover meetings. There is… Continue reading
Wilderstein Historic Site CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS AT WILDERSTEIN Are you a history buff? Do you enjoy talking with and listening to people? Wilderstein Historic Site is looking for you! Wilderstein is seeking volunteers… Continue reading
The Women’s Enterprise Development Center, Mid-Hudson Valley (WEDC-MHV), in partnership with the Rhinebeck Area Chamber of Commerce and Re>Think Local will hold a daylong conference on March 27, 2014 at Locust Grove in… Continue reading
ATTEND Rhinebeck TOWN BOARD Meeting this Monday, MARCH 10 Thanks for your overwhelming support by signing our petition stating that “Red Wing Properties has proposed a huge mining operation on White Schoolhouse Road… Continue reading
Have you put your community on the map for our massive shoreline cleanup on May 10? We have 73 sites already from Coney Island to Albany – but we have gaps to fill.… Continue reading
NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Town of Rhinebeck Maintenance Department seeks bids for seasonal lawn care maintenance (including spring clean up) and routine lawn care in order to maintain a park like appearance at… Continue reading
Winnakee Land Trust PO Box 610 Rhinebeck, NY 12572 http://www.winnakeeland.org (845) 876-4213 info@winnakeeland.org DONATE NOW
Local food banks are struggling to fill gaps on their shelves. “We are grateful for sundries and groceries: shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, peanut butter, jelly, canned meats, coffee, fruit juices, cereal, oatmeal, hearty soups, canned… Continue reading
Part-time (3 days per week), flexible-hours position working in a two-person office in Rhinebeck, New York. The majority of the work is focused on organizing activities for an on-going research project being conducted… Continue reading
Read Local Red Hook’s Third Annual Literary Festival slated for April 11-12, 2014 (RED HOOK, NY) – Get ready for a weekend celebration of local talent in literature and the arts during the third… Continue reading
Town of Rhinebeck Ads The Town of Rhinebeck needs a Zoning Administrator (Zoning Enforcement Officer) for 12 hours a week @ $26/hour. Experience preferred. Ability to understand and enforce complicated land use laws… Continue reading
Our cat has been missing since Saturday morning (12/28/13). She is almost three, mostly black with a little white. Long hair and really quite a pretty animal. Her name is Charli and she does have… Continue reading
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, Dec. 4 – Marty Rutberg of Rutberg Basso Personal Injury Law will discuss the legal ramifications of the recent Metro North Hudson Line derailment disaster with Jim Langan, editor of The… Continue reading
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