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44th Annual Railroad Expo Returns To Poughkeepsie 44th Annual Railroad Expo Returns To Poughkeepsie
44th Annual Railroad Expo Returns To Poughkeepsie POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – The Hudson Valley Railroad Society (HVRRS) presents its 44th Annual Railroad Exposition Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center in Poughkeepsie. The expo displays 20,000 square feet of operating-scale model train layouts, ranging from the tiny “Z” to the big 1 1/2-inch scale kids love to sit in to have their picture taken. Also on display are the “N,” “HO,” “O” and “G” scales, as well as Lionel, trolleys and Thomas the Tank for the younger fans.  Large modular layouts are planned by the Old Newburgh Model Railroad Club, Albany N-Trak and the Nation…
Ardsley Volleyball Player Nicolina Chenard Honors Late Grandfather Ardsley Volleyball Player Nicolina Chenard Honors Late Grandfather
Ardsley Volleyball Player Nicolina Chenard Honors Late Grandfather ARDSLEY, N.Y. – An Ardsley High School volleyball player has found a way to honor and remember her late grandfather while playing the sport she loves, reports lohud.com Nicolina Chenard honors her grandfather, Fred Calaicone, by wearing his white handkerchief – embroidered with “F” – on her left leg every match, reports lohud. Click here to read the full article. 
Raven Rocks Run Coming To Ward Pound Ridge Reservation Raven Rocks Run Coming To Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
Raven Rocks Run Coming To Ward Pound Ridge Reservation CROSS RIVER, N.Y. – The first annual Raven Rocks Run 10K trail race will take place on Sunday, Nov. 15 starting at 9 a.m. at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, Cross River. The Raven Rocks 10K Run is a the first new trail run at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in more than 20 years. The race will start and finish in The Meadow at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, the same spot as the Leatherman’s Loop. But instead of going along the river, the Raven Rocks Run course seeks out higher ground. Runners will pass the two highest points in the park: The Raven Rocks overlook and the site of the former Blue T…
Chappaqua Craft, Gift Fair Celebrates 31st Year Chappaqua Craft, Gift Fair Celebrates 31st Year
Chappaqua Craft, Gift Fair Celebrates 31st Year CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. – The Chappaqua Craft and Gift Fair will celebrate its 31st year Saturday from 10-4 p.m. at Robert E. Bell Middle School. Admire the work of more than 100 local merchants, crafts people and artisans while stocking up on holiday gifts. The fair will feature vendors exhibiting their handmade pottery, unique handcrafted jewelry, designer clothing, handbags and accessories, gourmet food, bath and beauty products and myriad other unique and original items. Admission is free and vendor fees support PTA-run enrichment programs at Bell Middle School. Local restaurants Skinny Buddh…
Wesley Hills Open House Features Financial Advisor Wesley Hills Open House Features Financial Advisor
Wesley Hills Open House Features Financial Advisor WESLEY HILLS, N.Y. – Carole Novick Realty, Inc. will be holding an open house with a financial advisor Sunday from 1-4 p.m. at 67 Pomona Road, Wesley Hills. Susan Palmero of Trustco Bank will be onsite to meet and discuss financing for anyone who may have any financial questions. Set 500 feet off the road with wooded boundaries surrounding the house, the home is located on the northern border of the village, adjacent to Pomona Village. Finished, daylight lower level offers large living space with room for home/office or in-law suite. Contains post and beam construction, wraparound decking…
Marcia J. BarenBregge, Formerly Of Norwalk Marcia J. BarenBregge, Formerly Of Norwalk
Marcia J. BarenBregge, Formerly Of Norwalk NORWALK, Conn. – Marcia J. BarenBregge died Monday, Nov. 2. Born Dec. 15, 1960, in Norwalk, she graduated from Brien McMahon High School. She initially was employed by the law firm Slavitt & Connery followed by the public defender’s office in Norwalk until she married in 1984. She then relocated to Upper Marlboro, Md., where she was a devoted and loving mother and homemaker. She re-entered the work force in the educational field by working at Marlton Elementary School as a teacher’s aide then became a certified pre-K paraprofessional, working at the school until her death. She was very …
Gonzalo Rojas Sr., 73, Of Norwalk Gonzalo Rojas Sr., 73, Of Norwalk
Gonzalo Rojas Sr., 73, Of Norwalk NORWALK, Conn. – Gonzalo Julio "Chalo" Rojas, Sr., 73, of Norwalk, died Tuesday, Nov. 3. Chalo was born May 27, 1942, in San Juan de Tibas, San Jose, Costa Rica, the son of the late Camillo and Maria Soto Rojas.  He worked for many years as a machinist, first with Perkin Elmer then the Norwalk Company and PDC International. He was an avid soccer player and also organized traditional Latin-American dances locally. Survivors include Chalo's children, Rosemary, Josephine, Gonzalo Julio, Jr., Kimberly Anne, Michael, Jose Gonzalo and Kevin; nine grandchildren; his former wife Rosa R…
Anell DeVaughn, 87, Of Norwalk Anell DeVaughn, 87, Of Norwalk
Anell DeVaughn, 87, Of Norwalk NORWALK, Conn. – Anell DeVaughn, 87, of Norwalk, died Sunday, Nov. 1 at the Westport Rehabilitation Center. Born in Red Spring, N.C. to the late James Covington and Ella Mae Cooper, DeVaughn had been a resident of Norwalk the past four years and prior to that she was a resident of Philadelphia most of her life.  She was a foster grandparent for many years. Her spiritual needs were met as a disciple of St. James Missionary Baptist Church, where she was the mother of the church. She is survived by a sister, Geneva Wrentz of Norwalk, and several nephews and nieces. A memorial service will…
Get Your Husband To Cook For National Men Make Dinner Day, Greenburgh Get Your Husband To Cook For National Men Make Dinner Day, Greenburgh
Get Your Husband To Cook For National Men Make Dinner Day, Greenburgh Time to tie those apron strings and get in the kitchen, men – Nov. 5 is National Men Make Dinner Day. The ideal participant on this day is one who helps with chores around the house and who loves his wife or girlfriend, and both human and pet children. Professional chefs and neophytes are equally welcome, according to the National Men Make Dinner Day website. Click here to find out why you should take part in National Men Make Dinner Day. 
Public Safe Despite Police Activity In Cold Spring, Sheriff Says Public Safe Despite Police Activity In Cold Spring, Sheriff Says
Public Safe Despite Police Activity In Cold Spring, Sheriff Says COLD SPRING, N.Y. – The Putnam County Sheriff’s department says that despite police activity in Cold Spring Wednesday evening, there is no threat to public safety, reports Philipstown.info. Police were searching for a “parole abscondee” who eluded an arrest attempt while staying at the Countryside Motel on Route 9, according to the report. Click here to read the full article. 
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