
Tag: New Lebanon
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Issue: February-March 2024
Saving Darrow — $5M raised for school
Head of School Andrew Vadnais stands outside the administration and classroom building at Darrow School in late January after the school’s leaders reversed a decision to shut down at the end of the current academic year. Susan Sabino photo By JOHN TOWNESContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. After several weeks in which it appeared the read more
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Issue: April 2023
Group works to save New Lebanon depot
Long-defunct station could serve as attraction along developing rail trail Joe Ogilvie, president of the Corkscrew Rail Trail Association, stands outside the bay window of the former Rutland Railroad station in New Lebanon, N.Y., where the last train rolled past 70 years ago.Joan K. Lentini photo By JOHN TOWNESContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. read more
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Issue: June 2022
New Lebanon farmers market expands to year-round storefront
Farmers market expands through year-round retail storefront Volunteers and staff of the New Lebanon Farmers Market — Phoebe Young, Josh Young, Lucas Cipkowski and Eleanor Young — stand behind some of the fresh produce at the market’s new year-round retail storefront. Susan Sabino photo By JOHN TOWNESContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. The food read more
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Issue: September 2017
A sanctuary for all seekers
Sufi retreat keeps spiritual focus in former Shaker buildings The Abode of the Message, a Sufi community and retreat center in New Lebanon, N.Y., was established in 1975 in a collection of 19th century buildings that were once part of the large local Shaker community. Susan Sabino photo By STACEY MORRISContributing writer NEW LEBANON, read more
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Issue: June 2015
From mountains to fertile swamp
Projects aim to preserve diverse swath of land at eastern edge of N.Y. By JOHN TOWNESContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. The Shaker Swamp, which extends over nearly 500 acres in New Lebanon, is one of two areas that would be preserved from development under pending conservation projects in the town. John Townes photo A read more
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Issue: April 2015
Music from snippets and sketches
De Jong, cellist and pioneer of sampling, celebrates first solo album By JOHN SEVENContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. The cellist Paul de Jong is best known for his decade of work as one-half of The Books, a duo whose compositions made extensive use of sampling, the capturing of short bits of recorded sound. Four read more
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Issue: November 2014
On exhibit: A real-life rural town
New Lebanon tests a new approach to spurring tourism By JOHN TOWNESContributing writer NEW LEBANON, N.Y. Ruth Abram is the founder of “Behold! New Lebanon,” a new program that encourages visitors and local people to discover the variety of real-world skills and enterprises among the town’s population. The program coordinates instructional demonstrations at local read more







