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10 Feb

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The fun-loving members of the Pawling Shakespeare Club, one of the oldest Shakespeare clubs in America, celebrating the club’s 127th year of uninterrupted operation, held their annual holiday luncheon at noon on December 8 th at the JCC in Sherman, Connecticut. A most enjoyable time was had by all. The holiday luncheon committee included Marie DiLorenzo, Carol-Lee and Joe Kantor, Margaret Hubert, Judith deToth, Sheila and Bernie Kaplan, and Amy Z. Kornfeld. The event was...

10 Feb

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 Winters in Pawling can feel neverending.  Maybe that’s why so many locals look forward to “Pawling’s Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day Parade” every February.  No matter the weather, hundreds of people come out to watch the parade and celebrate with their neighbors in the village streets, enjoying excellent music, delicious food and maybe some hot cocoa or green beer. The parade started just 10 years ago with 7 guys and little fanfare, and has grown into...

19 Dec

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December 12th was a particularly joyous day for the Pawling Rotary Club.  At its annual year-end holiday celebration in Lanker Hall at Christ Church on Quaker Hill, the Christ Church Singers, under the direction of Toni LaPietra, regaled all with four lovely holiday selections; a delicious lunch was served to members and guests by Vinny’s Catering; and then the club, led by club president Rev. Stefan Gramenz, promptly gave away more than $13,000!  Recipients were...

30 Nov

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The holiday season is here, and it began, for some, just after Halloween. The season neatly flows from Thanksgiving to Christmas and into the New Year. Long before we celebrated the holiday season as we know it, the Winter Solstice was the celebration of the season. Winter Solstice falls on December 21, the first day of winter in the Northern Hemisphere. It is the shortest daylight day of the year. After the 21st, daylight increases a...