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Out Lexington Way by Christine Dwon - 05 January 2024

LEXINGTON - Hope you all had a wonderful holiday. Happy New Year! Mickie Winters would like to express her thanks to all her family, friends and neighbors who sent greetings, cards, Facebook messages, phone calls and gifts for her 90th birthday and also to the group of carolers on her birthday, Dec. 17. All this made the “fact” of turning 90 happier! The Mountain Top UMC Parish Churches joint worship service on Dec. 31 at the Lexington/West Kill UMC was very well attended. And, of course, the b…

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Traditionally Speakingby Pat Larsen - 5 January 2024

Beginning Again…learning to PAUSE. Having just spent the past few weeks engaged in the fast paced preparations and deadlines for the holidays, I happened upon a very useful tool that helped me to rethink and then re-frame my lightning speed approach to accomplishing tasks. I wanted something that was reasonable and approachable. A way to grasp how to slow down yet still feel I was in control of the outcome of my day. I wanted to learn the simple concept of choosing to PAUSE. No lengthy declarat…

The Prattsville Scoop by Abby and Gabby - 05 January 2024

PRATTSVILLE - PRATTSVILLE – A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. Hope 2024 is the best ever for you and your loved ones and all your friends. How was your Christmas? Know you got all your heart desired and especially spending the holiday with your family. They are the best. Now is the time to thank our medical professionals, their support teams, law enforcement, volunteers, essential workers and all who work to make our lives safe and healthy and happy. And we must thank our ever faithful and dedicated Kathy…

Village of Tannersville Seeks Attorney

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