Wednesday's News That Matters will combine news and events for next weekend so if you've got something going on you want your fellow readers to know about please get it in pretty quick. I can't post on Friday as it's the traditional MAD DASH TO THE MALL DAY and I aim to be sitting...
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News That Matters – November 23,2009
The Dumbwaiter – Today at Arts on the Lake
Let's be honest: it's a crappy day. You could stay at home and veg, bemoaning the weather and watch re-runs of F Troop and I Love Lucy or you could go to the mall and run up your credit card debt or you could finally get to cleaning out the basement. So, since those...
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News That Matters – October 9, 2009 – Things To Do Edition
People Against Domestic Violence Candlelight Vigil
7PM Monday, October 19th - On the steps of the County Courthouse. If you think that Domestic Violence is only about physical abuse, and that the many signs of abusive relationships are known...think again. This event will bring about awareness, offer resources, and remember victims who have died due...
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News That Matters – October 5, 2009 – The Walkway Edition
Good Monday Morning,
Arts on the Lake held a golf outing and fundraiser at Sedgewood last Friday and it was a wonderful event. About 100 people gathered at a private home at the club and pretty much anyone who was anyone was there. There was a good showing by members of the Kent PD, Supervisor...
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News That Matters – September 18, 2009 – Things To Do Edition
Good Friday Morning,
Why was it dark and 43° this morning when I woke up? What’s with that?
Someone tell Joe Lindsley that, as promised, I bought a copy of his paper yesterday.
Rush Limbaugh called for segregated public buses. Huh.
There was no News That Matters on Wednesday this week as I was recovering from the primary...
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News That Matters – September 14, 2009
Peter Collins and Maureen Fleming have a few things in common. For one, they're both qualified attorneys with long standing practices. For another, they're both running for Town Justice in the Town of Kent in primaries for the Democratic, Independence and Working Families party lines. While a few misanthropic Republican candidates have gone negative...
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News That Matters – September 11, 2009 – Things To Do Edition
Jazz and history, quite an unlikely pair but Michelle LeBlanc does not think so. Michelle LeBlanc, a jazz vocalist, history buff and Putnam Valley resident performs songs from her new CD, "I Remember You." At Arts on the Lake at the Lake Carmel Cultural Center, 640 Route 52 Kent, NY, Friday September 11,...
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