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Looking for a delicious way to celebrate the flavors of fall? This Apple Pecan Crisp, adapted from a Chef Ann Foundation school food recipe, …
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Guest columnist Meghan Stalter
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10/2/26
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The weather is just a little warmer today and this weekend than what we had a week or so ago. There were even a few mornings in the upper 30's/ lower 40's in the area. You might not have noticed, …
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Jim Boxberger
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10/2/26
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Alyssa Adams is busy placing some amazing photographs throughout Main Street Jeff for the 2026 Jeff Foto Fest taking place October 1–18. Town is being transformed!
Today I saw …
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Sue Bodenstein
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10/2/26
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It was October 11, 1890, and Mary Smith Lockwood, suffragist and writer, hosted the first meeting of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution at her home in Washington, DC.
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John Conway
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10/2/26
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Birthday wishes to Rita Sheehan, ‘Radar Ray’ Neuenhoff, Anne Dubrovsky, Jacob Friehling, Heather Meachum, Randy and Mara Resnick, Eddie Perrelli, Cori Parsells, Peter Sachs, Brenda Patton, and …
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Suzanne White
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9/29/26
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It’s hard to believe we’re already wrapping up September! Fall has officially arrived in Lake Huntington, bringing cooler mornings, earlier sunsets and the first hints of color across the hills. …
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Jenn Powell
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9/29/26
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130 Years Ago - 1896
W.O. Sturdevant of Livingston Manor has purchased of the W.D. Gallup estate 1,500 cords of hardwood, which he has contracted to deliver at the Emmonsville acid factory next …
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Compiled by Lee Hermann, Muse, & Ruth Huggler
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9/29/26
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Ahh, fall.
I'm no fan of winter. I hate scraping ice, shoveling snow and always feeling cold.
I enjoy summer because of the warm weather, but the humidity can be draining.
Spring's …
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Barry Lewis
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9/25/26
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When the weather starts changing into fall, all I want are soups and stews. This tomato soup featuring the last of my garden bounty has me savoring the summer flavors and because it contains no …
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Claire Burns
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9/25/26
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Beautiful! Stunning! Evocative! Elegant! Triumphant!
Shadowland Stages’ latest production “Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill” is all of these things and more!
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Carol Montana
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9/25/26
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Cool nights, rainy days and no frost in sight has got my flowers making a late season push. Even though we are officially in fall now there is still some growing season left.
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Jim Boxberger
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9/25/26
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My husband and I were finally able to go on a long-awaited vacation recently. We rented a little cabin for a week to just get away for some peace and quiet and rest. I had high expectations of coming …
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Diane Houghtaling
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9/25/26
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The Jeff Jamboree and Tractor Parade brought Jeffersonville another wonderful fun-filled day!
Thank you to everyone that participated during the day and to all of you that came out …
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Sue Bodenstein
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9/25/26
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It has been a rewarding couple of years for Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY. For three days in the summer of 2024, the Fort played host to possibly the most renowned …
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John Conway
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9/25/26
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Birthday wishes to Dee Bee Kula, Jake Cohen, Rita Sheehan, Cathy Travis, Georgina Scardino, Paul Walsh, Barry Schwartz, Joe LaVecchia, Judy Rhulen, Dan Sturm, Nicole DiCarlo, David Rosenberg, Paul …
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Suzanne White
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9/22/26
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Growing up in Boston, my mother, with four of us underfoot, was determined to convince us that the best times were spent outdoors, no matter the weather. She would describe all the wonderful things …
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Paula Campbell
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9/22/26
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With Fall officially here, the air is slightly crisper, and we can enjoy a beautiful Harvest Moon this weekend. Still so many things going on, not just leaf peeping.
And what …
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Lori Orestano-James
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9/22/26
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Fall is beginning to make its way into Lake Huntington, bringing cooler mornings, earlier sunsets and the first hints of color in the trees. Before long, our hills will be filled with the reds, …
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Jenn Powell
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9/22/26
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“Old age ain’t no place for sissies,” Bette Davis famously said, or at least is widely credited with saying. She reportedly even had the phrase embroidered on a pillow, which seems about right …
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Ramona Jan
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9/22/26
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130 Years Ago - 1896
John G. Schindler, a former well-known resident of Callicoon township, died at his home in Rockland on September 15. He was born in Wurtenburg, Germany, and was 73 years …
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Compiled by Lee Hermann, Muse, & Ruth Huggler
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9/22/26
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I’ve had some unexpected pleasures recently. My granddaughter, Shauna’s mother invited Vickie, Patricia, and I to breakfast at IHOP in Teaneck, NJ to celebrate Shauna’s 29th birthday on …
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June Donohue
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9/18/26
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My garden tomatoes are nearing an end, but I am hanging on to every last bit of them. It's been a mad dash to try to keep up with picking the produce and freezing or canning so my family can savor …
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Claire Stabbert
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9/18/26
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As the weather gets cooler, our summer annuals start to fade, and many people turn to mums to put some color back into their flowerbeds. Mums, asters and flowering cabbage have all been popular fall standards in the garden.
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Jim Boxberger
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9/18/26
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September 16 – Congratulations to our Jeffersonville Fire Department for bringing home Second Place for the Best Appearing Large Company and Third Place for Best Appearing Pumper at the SCVFA parade in Grahamsville last Saturday! Great job! Come out and show your support for our volunteers at their delicious Annual Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday, October 17 from 4 – 7 p.m. – Takeouts only for $20.
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Sue Bodenstein
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9/18/26
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On September 27, 1947, opening arguments were heard in the proceeding that many historians have described as “the largest murder trial in history.”
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John Conway
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9/18/26
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