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From Where I sit.....
Something to look forward to: Beginning January 17th and running through February 5th, there is the opening reception at the Salisbury Association showcasing the exhibit of SWSA's First 100 years.
Heard around town: After 17 years, The Norfolk Pub is closing at the end of January. The local hotspot will be greatly missed by the community.
Looking for something to keep you busy: Winter classes begin Jan. 12 at Taconic Learning Center, a nonprofit membership organization providing lifelong learning opportunities in the Northwest Corner.
Annual membership dues of $60 per person are fully tax-deductible. There are no other set fees. Individuals may sign up for any number of courses. Classes lasting two hours are held once a week at one of three venues.
For more info, visit www.taconiclearningcenter.org
Updating the emergency vehicles: The Cornwall Volunteer Fire Department is looking to replace two older vehicles with a custom mini pumper and a rescue pumper. They are currently reviewing bids on building the new trucks.
New Recipes to try: Perhaps your New Year’s resolution is to cook more at home. Here, you will find plenty of comforting and creative ideas, from a classic bean soup to Espresso Martini-inspired brownies. These 20 new recipes from our test kitchen, chefs, and contributors help you get dinner on the table — and find joy in the process.
Click here to find these great recipes.
Getting ready to put away all of those holiday decorations? Holiday decorating can go from fun to frustrating fast, and putting everything away is often the hardest part. To help, we’ve gathered a few simple storage ideas and organizing tips from Lea Schneider, author of Growing Up Organized and a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers.
Click here to read the article.
Here's to what's next,
Lisa Duntz-Nypert
President
Tri-State Chamber of Commerce
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