Coffee House Night – Friday, February 6 at 6 pm featuring the music of singer/songwriter Linda Worster. Light refreshments will be served.
Stephentown
Cooper Rieman
Stephentown – Cooper Hawk Boyle Rieman, 16, left this earth peacefully in his sleep, Sunday, February 1, 2009, at his home. [Read more…] about Cooper Rieman
Stephentown Losing Popular Long Time Postmaster
by David Flint
Next week it’s off to sunny Florida for Kevin Miller. Stephentown’s long time and very popular Postmaster is retiring from the US Postal Service as of Saturday and plans to take a well earned vacation away from the ice and snow. [Read more…] about Stephentown Losing Popular Long Time Postmaster
Town Of Stephentown Organizational Meeting
Music Mountain Presents Duo Parnas In Pre-Season NYC Reception And Recital at Fabbri Mansion
Music Mountain is offering a winter reception and recital in New York City to showcase the Duo Parnas comprised of Cicely and Madalyn Parnas of Stephentown. [Read more…] about Music Mountain Presents Duo Parnas In Pre-Season NYC Reception And Recital at Fabbri Mansion
A Thank You From The Stephentown Food Pantry
The Stephentown Emergency Food Pantry wishes to thank all the generous people who have donated food and money this fall and winter to provide help for those in need. [Read more…] about A Thank You From The Stephentown Food Pantry
Stephentown Vol. FD Thanks You
The members of the Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank the community and all of the 2008 fund drive donors. [Read more…] about Stephentown Vol. FD Thanks You
Georgianna Raimer Graduates Summa Cum Laude
Matthew Howe Named To President’s List
Gardner: To Hire Or Not To Hire?
by David Flint
The Stephentown Town Board met for their regular monthly meeting on Monday, January 19, Martin Luther King Day. In honor of Dr. King, Town Supervisor Tom Sherman called for a moment of silence. Noting that the following day was Inauguration Day, he wished the new President well in leading the nation through perilous times.
Rehire Neil Gardner?
Bringing up a subject that has confounded and divided townspeople in recent months, Councilman Larry Eckhardt reported that he had been asked by a number of persons whether Neil Gardner, who was relieved of his position as Highway Superintendent in October, could be re-employed by the Town since he had been sentenced to serve only a period of probation. [Read more…] about Gardner: To Hire Or Not To Hire?