2022 – Page 10 – The News of the Highlands

“Something really remarkable happened”

February 9, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

If you drove past the Highland Falls Intermediate School on Saturday it might have appeared that school was in session because there were so many cars in the parking lot.

Athletic trainer joins O’Neill

February 9, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

For about five years now O’Neill High School has contracted with Access Physical Therapy for a part-time athletic trainer to work with the school’s student athletes.

Obituaries – February 11, 2022

February 9, 2022 Editorial Staff

Mark D Brigham entered into eternal rest on February 1, 2022 after valiant three year battle with cancer. He was 70 years old.

Finding yourself with the winter blues?

February 2, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

Take some time in the week ahead to visit www.highlandsartsalliance.org, where you will find the Highlands Arts Alliance’s first-ever virtual art exhibit.

Government

Town & Village leaders met again

February 2, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

Highland Falls Mayor Joe D’Onofrio and Highlands Supervisor Bob Livsey — and others — met Monday morning to talk about a handful of local issues. The meeting was the second of the local leaders in January.

New church opened last Sunday

January 26, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

This past Sunday, January 23, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Highland Falls opened its doors to its congregation for the first time.

Obituaries – January 28, 2022

January 26, 2022 Editorial Staff

Eugene J. Boleslawski, 91, passed away on Wednesday, November 17, 2021.

Family event at HFIS next Saturday

January 19, 2022 Editorial Staff

Tracy-Ann and Jamiyl Samuels will be at the Highland Falls Intermediate School from 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, January 29.

Just watch those worries disappear!

January 14, 2022 Mary Jane Pitt

found a sandwich baggie with a colorful crocheted worm and the poem above inside it, tucked into their door or mailbox.

Recognition for Mrs. Bailey

January 12, 2022 Editorial Staff

“One of my first duties back in 1993 was replacing our historian. I needed someone very, very capable to do the job and there was no one in this town that could suggest anybody better than Stella Bailey. So, I appointed her.”