On January 9, 2019, The Society for Science & the Public announced that Trinity-Pawling student Ziqing (Tim) Wang ’19 has been named a top 300 scholar in the 78th national Science Talent Search sponsored by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

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Welcoming the New Year can be a bittersweet experience, particularly if one has suffered a loss. Whether it is a furry family member, a significant other, job situation, or relationship break-up, emotions run high. Why, then, would we set ourselves up for yet another r...

The bad guys are back, ringing your phone with legitimate looking caller IDs, filling your computer screen with an alarming alert message, or masquerading as a friend sending a seasonal greeting by email. These are all bad actors with larcenous intent. Here are the rul...

An exciting new business will soon be opening in Pawling: Sunflour Bakery. The establishment is anxiously finishing final preparations and is looking forward to providing a creative array of sweet treats to Pawling and the surrounding Harlem Valley. Owned by longtime P...

On Friday, January 11, at Pawling High School, the annual Pawling’s Got Talent competition took place, starting at 6:30 p.m. Presented by Pawling Public Radio, the event featured separate Junior and Senior Divisions, with a variety of acts and gifted contestants vying...

Nutrition Advice from Your Pawling Hannaford Dietitian

Gathering with friends to watch the big game is made better when the snacks are flavorful and plentiful. Traditional game day food is not exactly the most nutritious, as it’s often fried, and cheese abounds. While I...

The Pawling Library is in sprucing up mode as they endeavor to refresh interior spaces with an overdue paint job. During the month of January, George Apap’s crew will be applying a new coat of paint to the walls and bookshelves. Volunteers and staff have been removing...

I love this time of year, a transitional period between the old and the new. An opportunity to look back at what has transpired and to digest all that happened. An opportunity to look forward and ask the potentially profound question: Who do I want to be in this new ye...

No doubt 2019 will bring more award-winning “must reads,” début authors, and HBO adaptations of books to keep your bedside table overflowing. Before they come to your attention, there is still time to read some of the best-selling books of 2018. Everyone at The Book Co...

In December, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance selected Friends of the Great Swamp (FrOGS) to receive the annual Watershed Wavemaker award in its watershed group category “for their long history doing watershed education, research and awareness building; managing a l...

Pawling Rotary’s annual holiday party took place on December 11 in Lankler Hall at Christ Church on Quaker Hill. The event was attended by Pawling Rotary members as well as seventy guests, including grant recipients and Rotary dignitaries. Following a buffet luncheon p...

Mizzentop Day School is supporting the Ryan McElroy Children’s Cancer Foundation with a school-wide “Penny War.” The effort aims to raise money and awareness for the foundation’s mission of providing financial support for Hudson Valley families in the area who are curr...

Over the years, the Pawling Library has had many sculpting workshops for families. A few of the parents who attended these workshops asked if such a program could be arranged just for them. And so one was planned, for November 30 – just for grown-ups. Before the class...

On December 23, Christian Forcelli, Ivan Zhang, and Dawn Alcera, students at Pawling Karate, earned black belt degrees at Pawling Karate. A black belt is a great achievement and recognizes years of effort. Pawling Karate students train in the art of Ryu Renshi-Dan kara...

Dr. Sergei Kambalov, former Executive Coordinator of the United Nations Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies and Development, appeared at the Pawling Library for his lecture, “Russia: Adversary or Partner to the US,” on Tuesday, December 18. H...