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Scenic Hudson is offering a unique way to experience the power of working farms.
Join the Poughkeepsie Journal and Scenic Hudson staff on a cycling tour through the
beautiful, rolling countryside, passing by farmland preserved by Scenic Hudson and the
families that farm those lands. Riders will have a chance to energize with fresh donuts,
cider and apples courtesy of local farmers. Riders will also enjoy a free post-ride lunch with
live music and are invited to chat with the Poughkeepsie Journal staff about the event, the
environment and anything else that’s on their mind.
This is a free program. Space is limited; reservations are required.
For more information & to register, visit http://pojonews.co/cycletour
Saturday, September 20 9 a.m - 2 p.m.
Poets’ Walk Park, River Road, Red Hook, NY
Farmland Cycling Tour
featuring
Join Journal staff: John Ferro, Dugan Radwin & John Penney
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The voucher and pur-
chase order forms have
been updated and rewrit-
ten, and the board has re-
viewed policies to be-
come more familiar with
them, Andrews said.
Hughsonville’s trea-
surer has also been in-
structed to be more dili-
gent when demanding in-
voices and, while the nec-
essary quotes were
obtained, documentation
of them could be better,
according to the fire dis-
trict’s official response to
the state.
“As far as we’re con-
cerned, (the audit) was a
positive process because
not only were the inci-
dents uncovered minor,
but (the state) gave us a
wealthofinformationand
suggestions on how to
better run the district,”
Andrews said.
The all-volunteer dis-
trict’s 2013 budget was
about $809,000, the state
reported.
Nina Schutzman:
nschutzman@pough-
keepsiejournal.com,
845-451-4518 Twitter:
@pojonschutzman
rienced as possible in
dealing with victims of
drug addiction put in life-
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The hope is to “sway
more of our community
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sings in the barbershop style.
Guests welcome. Sight reading
not required. Visit
www.newyorkerschorus.org
Bridge music — Waryas Park,
Poughkeepsie, and Johnson-
Iorio Park, Highland and Mid-
Hudson Bridge. Sound art
installation by Joseph Bertolozzi
can be heard at 95.3 FM year-
round at Waryas and Johnson-
Iorio parks. Listening stations at
each tower of the Mid-Hudson
Bridge, April-October.
www.josephbertolozzi.com
FARMERS
MARKETS
Highland Farmers Market —
199 Route 299, Highland. 2-6
p.m. Wednesdays to Oct. 8.
845-691-2144 or email kjonietz@
townoflloyd.com
Arlington Farmers Market —
Vassar Alumni House, Flats
Lawn, Raymond Avenue, Pough-
keepsie. 3-7 p.m. Thursdays to
Oct. 30. Free concerts after
market closes on the last Thurs-
day through August.
www.arlingtonhasit.org
Village of Fishkill Farmers
Market — Former Grand Union
Plaza parking lot, 1004 Main St.
(Route 52). 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Thurs-
days to Oct. 30. 845-897-4430.
www.vofishkill.us