Next Saturday, October 15th, the Library will be opening at 9am as part of the festivities happening in the hamlet. Here, we have a mini-book sale (that means a few books for sale – not small books); folks to answer questions and concerns about the upcoming referendum; more folks to … Read more
90+ degrees didn’t keep 50+ folks from sitting in the shade in the back garden of the library enjoying the message & music of internationally known singer-songwriter Reggie Harris in concert. Mr. Harris last sang for us in 2018 and drew the largest in-person audience we have ever had. He … Read more
Can finding solutions to climate change be…fun?? It can if you make it into a “carnival” for the community. The inaugural Columbia County Climate Carnival will be held at the Columbia County Fairgrounds in Chatham, NY, on Saturday, July 16, 2022, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is FREE.This first-ever “Climate … Read more
The North Chatham Cemetery Association is looking for new members. Several of our members have moved out of the area and we are looking to expand our membership. Under normal circumstances we only meet once or twice a year, so it is not too time consuming to volunteer. If you … Read more
The Sew ‘n’ Sews is a local quilting group which meets at the North Chatham United Methodist Church twice a month. This beautiful quilt was made by a member for her daughter who lives in Florida (notice the flamingos). Quilters interested in joining the Sew ‘n’ Sews can contact Dottie … Read more
Shown from left to right: US Representative Antonio Delgado with Rick Werwaiss (Town of Chatham Councilman & P-Trustee), Kathleen Turley (Trustee), Vicki Wills (Director) and Donal Collins (Town of Chatham Supervisor). Even though the day had single digit temperatures, staff gathered distributing At-Home Test kits and masks to more than … Read more
On Thursday, January 27 beginning at 11:30 am, U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) will at the NCFL to distribute COVID-19 at-home test kits and masks. Free. “Wearing a high-quality mask and testing yourself before and after gatherings or travel are important tools in stopping the spread of COVID-19,” said Rep. … Read more
Drive slowly through our hamlet streets on Christmas Eve – maybe using only parking lights or walking. Enjoy ‘the warmth of joining together as a community to line our roadways in the glow of comforting candlelight, and to celebrate the joy and hope that community and the goodness of mankind … Read more
Some members of the luminary crew are shown with a few of the 1,100 luminaries to be put out throughout the hamlet on Christmas Eve.
Saturday, October 16, 2021 – 9:00am-3:00pm In addition to a variety of activities that included lunch at the firehouse, visit to the trolley station, Larkin Hill horse farm open house, and yard sales up and down Route 203, the day included a quilt show upstairs in the sanctuary of the … Read more