Millerton celebrates community

A rainbow favors the crowd at Eddie Collins Park on Saturday, July 13 where people enjoyed a free concert by the Northwest Passage Band and visited information tables hosted by community organizations — all sponsored by the Village and the Millerton Business Alliance.

Olivia Valentine

Millerton celebrates community



during a concert break, Millerton Mayor Jenn Najdek was presented with a Climate Smart Bronze Plaque by Climate Smart Task Force volunteer Kathy Chow (not shown). Pictured above from left are Millerton Trustee Lisa Erdner, the Mayor, Trustee Matt Hartzog, and North East Supervisor Chris Kennan. (See story, here)Kathy Chow

Olivia Valentine

Saturday, Millerton’s Summer Stroll drawing shoppers to more than 20 stores and businesses that participated in the annual event.

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