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Karin Carrasco

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Redding's Mark Twain Library Kicks Off 43rd Annual Art Show Redding's Mark Twain Library Kicks Off 43rd Annual Art Show
Redding's Mark Twain Library Kicks Off 43rd Annual Art Show REDDING, Conn. -- Mark Twain Library's 43rd Annual Art Show fundraiser runs from Dec. 5 to 13 in Redding.  All the art work in the show will be for sale and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the library.  The juried show kicks-off with a champagne preview gala Friday, Dec. 4. This year's jurors are Alain Picard, who will judge the overall show, and Redding's own Charles Ray, who will judge the prizes. To attend call (203) 938-2545. In the days following the gala, the library will host several programs including:  Tuesday, Dec. 8 – Inside the Studio: An Art Demonstration. Award-winnin…

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Events
Storyteller Tells Legend Of 'Sinterklass' In Sleepy Hollow Storyteller Tells Legend Of 'Sinterklass' In Sleepy Hollow
Storyteller Tells Legend Of 'Sinterklass' In Sleepy Hollow SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- Master storyteller Jonathan Kruk performs the story about the Dutch legend, Sinterklass, at the Old Dutch Church in Sleepy Hollow.  This event for all ages will be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6. Tickets are $15/adults and $10/ages 18 and under.  Old Dutch Church is located at 430 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow.  Click here for more info. 

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by Karin Carrasco
Schools
Brewster Tech Students Bake Pies For Needy Families Brewster Tech Students Bake Pies For Needy Families
Brewster Tech Students Bake Pies For Needy Families BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Culinary students at The Tech Center, baked pumpkin pies for Putnam Community Action Program (CAP) in Brewster, just in time for Thanksgiving.  The pies will be among those included in the more than 400 holiday baskets the organization gives to families in need during Thanksgiving.  “It really makes me feel happy to be able to give back, especially by doing something I love, like cooking,” said Adrian Boyle, a junior from Hendrick Hudson High School. 

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Obituaries
Adam Edwin Fernand, 51, Of New Fairfield Adam Edwin Fernand, 51, Of New Fairfield
Adam Edwin Fernand, 51, Of New Fairfield NEW FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Adam Edwin Fernand, a New Fairfield resident, died unexpectedly on Dec. 1 at Yale New Haven Hospital, following a brief illness.  Fernand's distinguished career as a Danbury Police Officer lasted 29 years, as he rose from the ranks of rookie officer at age 21 to Detective Sergeant, retiring in July of 2014. During his tenure on the police force, he was Team Leader of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team, as well as part of the Tactical Narcotics Team. He was predeceased by his mother, Patricia Molloy Fernand.  He was the recipient of numerous awards and citations as…

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News
Hudson Valley Tree Shines In Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Hudson Valley Tree Shines In Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
Hudson Valley Tree Shines In Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting NEW YORK, N.Y. -- Hundreds of thousands of people stood in the rain to watch the 10-foot tree from the Hudson Valley glow in the annual Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Wednesday night. The tree made its way to Manhattan from Gardiner in Ulster County. Although there was no direct threat, backpacks and umbrellas were banned in an effort to tighten security, said Time Warner Cable.  Click here to read the full article. 

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Business
Paramus Nonprofit Receives $5,000 Grant From BJ’s Charitable Foundation Paramus Nonprofit Receives $5,000 Grant From BJ’s Charitable Foundation
Paramus Nonprofit Receives $5,000 Grant From BJ’s Charitable Foundation PARAMUS, N.J. -- Children’s Aid and Family Services in Paramus received a $5,000 grant from BJ’s Charitable Foundation to buy nutritional formula for babies and toddlers of low-income families served by its Baby Basics program. The program provides 17,000 diapers, free nutritional formula and other services to needy families. “The BJ’s Charitable Foundation is dedicated to supporting nonprofits, like Children’s Aid and Family Services, that focus on providing nutritious options for disadvantaged families,” said Frank Griscavage, general manager of the BJ’s Wholesale Club in Paramus. As …

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Events
Rock Band To Shake It Up At Lou's Tavern In Hillsdale Rock Band To Shake It Up At Lou's Tavern In Hillsdale
Rock Band To Shake It Up At Lou's Tavern In Hillsdale HILLSDALE, N.J. -- The Ronnie Penque Duo, featuring Mark Diomede of Juggling Suns with Kevin Johnson on drums, will debut in a performance together Friday, Dec. 11 at Lou's Tavern in Hillsdale.  The Ronnie Penque Duo is a five-piece band that performs originals songs, as well as covers of The Grateful Dead, New Riders, Bob Dylan and more. The free show beings at 9 p.m.; doors open at 8 p.m. Visit Facebook for more information or call (201) 666-2103. 

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Obituaries
Richard Saunders, 30-Year Veteran Of Stamford Fire Department Richard Saunders, 30-Year Veteran Of Stamford Fire Department
Richard Saunders, 30-Year Veteran Of Stamford Fire Department STAMFORD, Conn. -- Richard Saunders, a 30-year veteran Stamford firefighter, died Saturday morning from complications due to a job related cancer. He was 52.  Calling hours will be held Thursday and funeral services on Friday for the Stamford native.  Born and raised in Stamford, Saunders began his career with the Stamford Fire Department in 1985 and rose up the ranks over a distinguished career that involved many memorable moments and commendations.  During his first year, Saunders, along with the rest of his crew conducted a dramatic rescue of a man trapped under an oil tanker truck. On …

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Neighbors
Letter: Senator Serino Not Doing Enough To Combat Common Core Letter: Senator Serino Not Doing Enough To Combat Common Core
Letter: Senator Serino Not Doing Enough To Combat Common Core DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Dutchess County Daily Voice accepts signed and original letters to the editor. To submit your letter, email dutchesscounty@dailyvoice.com. Open Letter to Sen. Sue Serino from a New York Parent: I am writing in response to your email suggesting that we all complete the NY SED survey. I am distressed!  I attempted to complete the survey to explain what it is about the the Common Core that is troubling to me. The survey is purposefully long, complicated, and obtuse. In order to make a criticism, you have to have a recommendation about how to improve it. Why would …

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Events
Santa Claus Raises $100 for SPCA In Ossining Visit Santa Claus Raises $100 for SPCA In Ossining Visit
Santa Claus Raises $100 for SPCA In Ossining Visit OSSINING, N.Y. -- Mike Risko Music and the Ossining Chamber of Commerce invited Santa to visit for a photo opportunity with children and pets on Sunday. Greg Perry Photography took the free pictures on Sunday, while donations to the SPCA were encouraged.  Little Sweet's Pet Boutique gave out free pet treats and helped pose the pets while DJ Johnny G was Santa.  The event raised approximately $100 for the SPCA.

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