March 14, 2023

Travel Restriction Lifted Tuesday 8pm; Dutchess County Government Offices Open Wednesday; BCSD On 2-Hr Delay

March 14, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

The travel restriction ends today Tuesday at 8pm, which is earlier than first declared. Dutchess County Government offices will open normally on Wednesday. The Beacon City School District will be open on Wednesday, and will open on a 2-hour delay.

Per the Press Release from Dutchess County Executive William F.X. O'Neil:

Effective 8 p.m. this evening, Dutchess County Executive William F.X. O'Neil will rescind his earlier Executive Order from Monday, March 13th, and there will be no more travel restrictions. County Government offices to resume normal operations on Wed., March 15th

Driving, however, is not advisable until Wednesday morning, as wind gusts have knocked down numerous trees and power lines throughout the county; sub-freezing temperatures overnight will likely lead to icy roads and slippery driving conditions, particularly in the higher elevations, and additional downed trees and lines.

County Executive O'Neil said, "We thank residents throughout Dutchess County for heeding our request to stay off the roads to allow our dedicated Department of Public Works crews to clear those roads. This has been a challenging storm, extending over a long period of time, and we thank residents for their patience and cooperation in helping crews keep our roadways passable."

Dutchess County Government offices are scheduled to reopen on Wednesday, March 15th, operating under normal business hours.

Dutchess County Public Transit (DCPT) will resume normal weekday service on Wednesday, March 15th. For updates on service, bus passengers can visit dutchessny.gov/publictransit or the DCPT mobile app.

Crews from the Dutchess County Department of Public Works (DPW) have been ahead of the storm since its beginning – plowing, treating and salting County roads since 1 a.m. Tuesday; those crews will continue to treat and salt County roads throughout this evening, as icy conditions are expected.

Residents can stay up-to-date on the County’s storm response online at dutchessny.gov or on the County’s social media pages on Facebook or Twitter.

March 13, 2023

Updated Weather Predictions and Help Line Information From Dutchess County

March 13, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

From the Office of the County Executive O’Neil:
Declares State of Emergency
in Anticipation of Season’s Largest Snowstorm

3/13/2023 Press Release Republished:

With significant snowfall amounts forecast for Dutchess County for the next 36 hours, County Executive William F.X. O’Neil has issued a State of Emergency declaration, effective at 8pm tonight, as well as two Executive Orders putting travel restrictions in place effective 4am Tuesday and closing County offices for Tuesday, March 14th from 7am-5pm. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Dutchess County through Wednesday, March 15th, with snowfall expected to arrive tonight, continuing throughout Tuesday and into Wednesday morning. The NWS forecasts the heaviest snow fall between midnight and noon Tuesday, with 1-2 inches per hour expected.

Total accumulation for Dutchess County varies between 6 and 12 inches, according to NWS forecasts. Due to the heavy, wet snow expected in combination with wind gusts as high as 40 mph Tuesday into Wednesday, numerous power outages are anticipated due to downed trees and wires. Tuesday’s morning and evening commutes are expected to be impacted significantly.

County Executive O’Neil said, “Reports indicate this storm is going to give us significant, wet snowfall and winds. We are monitoring the situation carefully and emergency responders are prepared. Only emergency and essential vehicles should be on local roadways during this State of Emergency, allowing public works crews ample opportunity to clear roadways.”

Dutchess County Emergency Response will activate the Emergency Operations Center at 8 p.m. this evening, and it will remain open for the duration of the storm with representatives from New York State Department of Transportation, New York State Police, the County Sheriff’s Office, County departments of Behavioral & Community Health and Public Works, Central Hudson, NYSEG and Red Cross.

County Executive O’Neil will host a conference call with local mayors and supervisors on Tuesday afternoon to review storm conditions and coordinate resources as necessary.

Dutchess 9-1-1 Center and 9-8-8 HELPLINE remains fully staffed and prepared to address residents’ emergency and mental health needs.

Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office is fully staffed through Wednesday, including activating its ATV and other specialty units to assist residents and emergency responders as needed.

Dutchess County Public Works highway crews have loaded trucks with materials, salt has been applied to County roadways, and crews will be out through the duration of the storm to clear roadways.

Dutchess County Public Transit (DCPT) has suspended all service for Tuesday, March 14th. For updates on service for Wednesday, March 15th, bus passengers can visit www.dutchessny.gov/publictransit or the DCPT mobile app.

Dutchess County Office for the Aging Senior Friendship Centers will be closed on Tuesday, March 14th, and no Home Delivered Meals (HDM) deliveries will be made Tuesday, HDM recipients should use previously provided frozen or shelf stable meal.

Dutchess County Government offices will be closed Tuesday, March 14th. Individuals who have DMV appointments in Poughkeepsie, Wappinger, Beacon or Millbrook will be rescheduled for the same appointment time and location on March 15th. For information on scheduled Road Tests, please go to www.dmv.ny.gov

Residents can stay up-to-date on the County’s storm response online at dutchessny.gov or on the County’s social media pages on Facebook or Twitter.

March 13, 2023

State of Emergency and Travel Ban Declared By NY State And Dutchess County - City Meetings Postponed

March 13, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Hello March!

You do like to keep it exciting, miserable and brutal!

State Of Emergency Declared For Upcoming Snow Storm

The City of Beacon has issued a notice that beginning at 8:00 pm this evening (Monday), New York State and Dutchess County have announced a State of Emergency due to a pending snowstorm.

Tonight’s City Council meeting and tomorrow’s Planning Board meeting have been postponed, and City Hall offices will be closed on Tuesday March 14th. Please see the City’s website Calendar for updated dates and times.

Travel Ban Tuesday

According to the City of Beacon, Dutchess County is instituting a travel ban throughout the County beginning at 4:00 am on Tuesday March 14th, and which will extend through Wednesday morning, at least.

Said the City via robo-call and email: “Please avoid unnecessary travel during that timeframe to allow City plows and emergency responders to do their work. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Any updates will be posted to the City website and Facebook account.”

March 12, 2023

Beacon Is The Pot Of Gold During Parade Of Green 2023 - For Most Who Still Live Here

March 12, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

A Text between Parade of Green ComMittee Member Richie Kaplan and ALBB.

Beacon’s Parade of Green 2023 was a great success, said most people who came out to support and cheer from the sidewalk, as well as those participating in the parade in cars or walking. With a threat of weather, Parade Committee Member Richie Kaplan said that of the 50 parade participants who signed up, only 5 canceled for fear of snowflakes.

Snow dust melted in Beacon by 12pm, and the sun was shining. Groups gathered on Wolcott Avenue to begin the journey down Main Street, which for this parade, went completely around the bend and ended at the Dummy Light, giving exposure to several businesses and art galleries on that end of town. Usually, parades end earlier at Tioronda Avenue (Howland Cultural Center).

Before we get to the gold nugget photos of the day, A Little Beacon Blog must pay homage to the friends and neighbors who no longer live in Beacon who would usually attend the Parade of Green. Several of them casualties of new landlords - both local to Beacon and from other counties - who buy property and increase the rent dramatically on current tenants.

Parade of Green Committee Members Reuben Simmons and Richie Kaplan.

More than once over the years, A Little Beacon Blog has heard from readers who lament that they cannot live here anymore. Maybe they work in the service industry in restaurants. Maybe they are nurses. Maybe they are artists. Maybe they are young families who live in apartments who cannot move out of them because homes in their price ranges - $350K - are being purchased for cash by local and out of town house flippers who beautifully make over the house and sell it for $550K. Which is above the price range of a young family.

A Beacon Police Officer at the end of the Parade of Green, making sure the Parade cars exit correctly.

Not of a young family from Beacon. Maybe a young family from NYC. No offense to NYC. Welcome! Many of you love this city town and love digging into the community. Beacon is just in a rocky road right now of originals who can’t afford to stay or return. But some returned yesterday just for the parade.

That Said - The Sidewalk Audience Makes The Parade! OG Beacon Turned Out!

Mount Beacon dusted in snow, with Beaconites down below coming out for the parade.

If you have a parade in the street and nobody comes, does it make a sound? Beacon came out and showed up at this 2023 Parade of Green! Another thing A Little Beacon Blog has heard over the years from OG Beaconites is: “I walk around, and I don’t know anyone anymore.” That is true on the weekend, when the sidewalks are packed with different destination visitors. It is not as true during the week, when several of us are out on errands.

But yesterday (Saturday), the sidewalks were overrun with neighbors who dug down to find their green, and cheer on local businesses and organizations who got out to represent. So many cheers from both sides - the cars and the people. Richie said that the highlight of his entire busy day was when one of the Boy Scouts rolled down their window from their parent’s car on their way home to say: “Thank you.”

A Jeeper from the Beacon Jeep Club, getting ready to pull out as the parade steps off.

The Parade of Green has represented many things. Recently, it represented the first parade to be shut down by the City of Beacon for the pandemic. Next it was the first parade to be permitted to ride again. Now, it is representing Beacon neighbors coming out to see each other, some for only once per year.

Lots of candy was thrown. A Little Beacon Blog handed out stickers and next year we will tape Tootsie Rolls to them so that they fly.

The Jeeps were there. Malouf’s Mountain Campground. The Bottini truck was a hit. Key Food with all of the kids. The Beacon Dog Park. Kearns Electric, Inc., where they have that alternative spelling of quality on their trucks, with a phrase like “If it starts with a K, you know it’s Kwality.” At the very least, it’s an interesting word puzzle to figure out when you’re stopped at a light on Rte. 9 headed to Poughkeepsie. Kilowatt Kwuality? Something to think about.

Grand Marshal Bobby Palisi

Bobby (Robert) Palisi was born in St. Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie in 1955 and is a lifelong resident of the City of Beacon. He attended grade school at St. Joachim’s and went on to graduate from Beacon High School in 1973.

Bobby started his career working for Shaw Motors (currently Healey) with this father when he got out of St. Joachim’s in 1969. From 1975 to 1977 Bobby worked for Ward’s Auto Body until he joined the crew at Secor Auto Body from 1977 to 1979.

In 1979, he started his family business, Palisi Auto Body & Auto Glass on Main Street in Beacon, which in 1984, moved to a newly constructed state-of-the-art auto body shop on West Main Street. He has been performing high-quality vehicle repairs for over 40 years at that same location. Bobby continues to proudly own and operate this business today.

Bobby is also a partner in Fulton Avenue Realty Restoration Company, which over the last 28 years, has done a multitude of building renovations and constructed several new houses in and around the City of Beacon.

In his early years, Bobby was the drummer with the band “Spiral” that provided fun, local entertainment for over 32 years.

For over 26 years and to this day, Bobby’s passion truly lies in his active role with Beacon Girls Softball. This organization’s goal is to build character using the sport of softball as a tool to improve girl’s self-esteem and confidence.

Beacon Girls Softball (BGS) educates 4-18 year-old girls on the skills and rules of softball. It imparts life lessons that include working as a team, spirit of giving, camaraderie and good sportsmanship. He is pivotal in running both the Recreation League, and Travel League known as “Beacon Extreme.” Bobby works endlessly on raising funds, recruiting team members, running practices, and organizing tournaments each season. This includes an annual fund raising tournament whose proceeds are dedicated to a local family in need.

In addition to this, Bobby has been a volunteer member of Beacon’s Board of Assessment Review for 10 years. This board meets once a year to hear residents’ challenges to tax assessments and requires training from the New York Real Property Services.

Bobby is a 50-year member of Beacon’s Mase Hook & Ladder Fire Company, 37-year member of the Beacon Elk's Club Lodge #1493, and over 30-year member of the Beacon Knights of Columbus Chapter #445.

Bobby’s loyalty and dedication to the Girls Softball organization and endless volunteer hours he donates makes him one of Beacon’s brightest.

March 10, 2023

Cloudy With A Touch Of Green | Retail Therapy Guide 3/10/2023

March 10, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

We're just over a week away from S P R I N G! We made it through Winter. And we made it with barely any snow...which stinks for snow bunnies and grass who need the water...but also bring on the flowers, the busy streets, the outdoor dining, and the cold beverages! We are ready.

But first, Beacon's St. Patrick's Day Parade is back again! A Little Beacon Blog is excited and we will be participating! We will be handing out stickers.

One thing you'll be doing in the winter weather this weekend is getting cozy with a mug of hot chocolate, and voting for all of your favorite Beacon businesses and individuals who made it to the next round of the Best Of Hudson Valley 2023!

A Little Beacon Blog has made it to the Elimination Round of Best Of Hudson Valley 2023, and we need your votes! It is because of you we make and write what we do, and we could not do it without this community. To vote for us in the elimination round, you can do so here . ALBB is in the "People" category. We wrote you directions on how to vote here!

THE EVENTS + RETAIL THERAPY GUIDE
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Serious. Comedy Theatre Presents: Weekly Open Jam
Day: Every Friday
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Location: 22 Kent St, Beacon, NY Room #109
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Serious. Comedy Theatre Presents: The Big Night
Day: Friday, March 10, 2023
Time: 8pm-9:45pm
Location: 22 Kent St, Beacon, NY Room #109
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Beacon’s St. Patrick's Day Parade of Green
Day: Saturday, March 11, 2023
Time: 12pm
Location: Main St., Beacon, NY
Begins at Pohill Park and rolls down Main Street. Last year it went during a blizzard. So don't expect a weather delay.
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Paddy In Poughkeepsie
Day: Saturday, March 11, 2023
Time: 2pm-8pm
Location: MJ Nesheiwat Convention Center, Poughkeepsie, NY
LIVE MUSIC from The Mighty Ploughboys, and the best Dropkick Murphys cover band, the NOTKick Murphys! Mahoney’s Irish Pub will be on site providing traditional Irish foods and fare, plus there will be plenty of vendors and of course BEER!
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Howland Public Library Presents: Balance, A Group Show - In Honor Of Women’s History Month
Days: March 11th - April 1st, 2023
An Artists' Reception: Saturday, March 11th, from 5pm - 7 pm
Location: Howland Public Library, 313 Main St., Beacon, NY
The exhibit will be on view in The Community Room Exhibit Space
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Check our Calendar and Events Guide regularly for upcoming events throughout the week!

HUDSON VALLEY FOOD HALL
288 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Dulce Cielo Mx is a Hudson Valley finalist! You can vote for them here > Dulce Mx offers Authentic Mexican food with a 'street' concept. Vegetarian & Vegan options available. Located inside the HV Food Hall. Check 'em out!
Follow HV Food Hall's foodies:

Miz Hattie's BBQ: Southern Style BBQ, from North Carolina. Order ahead via their Toast-app menu!
El Nica: Nicaraguan Food
Roosevelt Bar: Cocktail Bar
S hmuck's Sweet Stuff: Local Ice Cream, Hot Waffles, and Other Sweet Stuff
Hudson Shawarma: Falafels, shawarma, baklava, and platters
Ciao Chow - Hand made pasta and fried rice
Dulce Cielo Mexico: Authentic Mexican street food with vegetarian and vegan options.
Elixxr Wellness: Wellness cafe offering drinks with adaptogens
Tara Fusion Cuisine: Fusion cuisine of Bangladeshi, Indian, Sri Lankan and Middle Eastern food
Hudson Valley Food Hall is a Sponsor, thank you!

BAJA 328

328 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Over 12 taco flavors and taco specials! Barbacoa, Cajun Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork Belly, Pork Carnitas, Al Pastor, Gringo, Steak, Market Fish, Ahi Tuna, Scallop, Baja Shrimp, Buffalo Calamari, Chorizo, Short Rib, Veggie, and more! Grab 3 tacos for only $15. Family Taco Combo for only $37. Includes 8 Street Tacos (Chicken / Beef / Pork / Fish). Served With Authentic Spanish Rice & Beans!
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HUDSON VALLEY GOLDSMITH

226 Main St Retail 2
(845) 255-5872

On Saturday March 11th at Hudson Valley Goldsmith's New Paltz location, they will be filling their cases with all the beautiful and unique gemstones they have! Ready to be made into a one of a kind piece of jewelry just for you! Stop in for this event! Hudson Valley Goldsmith will also be open in Beacon for all of your jewelry needs. Remember, it's ok to treat yourself!
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LUXE OPTIQUE

181-183 Main Street, Beacon
If you're feeling Caddy this weekend, stop into Luxe Optique for these beautiful Oliver Peoples glasses! Different colors to suit every one. Luxe Optique is your one stop shop for all eyewear needs - including contact lenses, expert progressive lens fitting, and more! Just want a pair of really cool sunglasses? They’re your go-to for that too!
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PS: Appointments required for exams.
BEACON HOURS
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Sunday CLOSED

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Yanarella Dance Studio
312 Main St., Beacon, NY

Located on Main Street in Historic Beacon, the studio has been guiding and instructing students since 1957- over 60 years ago!
Check out all of Yanarella's classes to find the best one(s) for you! >

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Serious.Comedy Theatre
22 Kent Street Room 109, Beacon, New York 12508

Kids Improv Workshop & Jam
Kids Improv Workshop + Jam is on pause indefinitely

Spring Session Registration Is Open!
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Weekly Open Improv Jams every Friday at 6:30pm for $5 - drop in!

"The Big Night" a Sketch and Improv show every 2nd Friday of the month!
Next Event:
Day: Friday, March 10, 2023
Time: 8pm-9:45pm
Location: 22 Kent St, Beacon, NY Room #109
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"Improv Night" featuring house performers every 4th Friday!

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The Foundation for Beacon Schools is marching in Beacon’s St. Patrick’s Day parade this Saturday, March 11th at 12:00 pm. They'll meet at the line up on Wolcott Avenue next to the Visitor’s Center at 11:30 am. They’re group #16.

They’ll be promoting this year’s BCSD Student Film Festival. If you can join them and have a Film Festival t shirt, please wear it atop a thermal layer. If not, marchers are encouraged to wear green.

They’d love your help handing out popcorn along the way!

Beacon has a growing number of beauty salons and professional pampering to take advantage of - you can even book a transforming appointment at a lash bar! Be it a totally new hair style, or a facial, you have options in Beacon. Plus, one of the most enjoyable gifts you can give to someone is a gift certificate. So we have included links to where you can buy a gift certificate from any of these fine services that offers one. Check out ALBB's Beauty Guide here >

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BEACON DENTAL
1020 Wolcott Avenue, Beacon, NY
(845) 838-3666
At Beacon Dental, they are dedicated to providing you and your family with quality dental care tailored to your individual needs. They welcome patients aged 4 and older and provide a full range of dental services to help you achieve and maintain excellent oral health throughout your life. When you visit their dentists and team, you can be certain that your health, comfort and smile are always their highest priorities.
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ANTALEK & MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY
249 Main Street, Unit 108, Beacon
Protect yourself from more than just the rain this National Umbrella Month. Umbrella Insurance supplements the limits and coverages of other policies, protecting you against injuries, property damage, certain lawsuits, and personal liability situations. Antalek & Moore's expert agents have you covered!
Reach out to Antalek & Moore for all of your insurance needs!
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March 09, 2023

Vote For A Little Beacon Blog In The Eilmination Round For Best Of Hudson Valley 2023!

March 09, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Thank You, Beacon and the Hudson Valley Community! You voted A Little Beacon Blog into the next level of the Best Of Hudson Valley 2023! The Elimination Round is now open. Keep us IN!

By casting your vote, you can help A Little Beacon Blog win Best Blog of the Hudson Valley 2023.

Here Are The Directions On How To Vote:

Visit the Best Of Hudson Valley 2023 home page.

Scroll down to “Select a Group” (scroll past the START button - don’t click that).

Click on People (even though ALBB is a blog - media publication - and not a person - though it is written by people).

Scroll to Categories and click Blog.

Select “A Little Beacon Blog” and click Vote.

The rules say you need to vote for 5 total. But you could vote for more if you wanted. The screen will advance you to a next Category. If you don’t know the people or entities, take a minute to Google a few that catch your eye and place a vote. For example, we learned about Girly Wolfpack and voted for them. And Nicole Harris for Tiny Green Farm for “Farmer.” Repeat this for 4 more categories.

This may be all you need to do. Your vote may be submitted at that point.

Thank you!

Please note that votes originating from identical email addresses or IP addresses will not be counted.

The Elimination Ballot for Best of the Hudson Valley is live from March 9th at 9am to April 6th at 5pm.

vote!

A Little Beacon Blog is a local media news source with an eye for detail and discovery, which we deliver to a broad audience. We are a storyteller of the history of this area, and of the news and events happening here now. We help the people who live here, and the folks who are visiting, know about insider things to do, learn, shop and eat. We stop to smell the roses, enjoy a drink or snack, and do bouts of shopping. We dedicate time to researching developing stories about people and local news, and publish deep deep dive articles to keep all informed.

March 09, 2023

5th Annual Traditional Tree Lighting Ceremony - Thank You

March 09, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Submitted and Written by: Rhonda Altonen

On Saturday November 26th, the City of Beacon held their 5th Annual Traditional Tree Lighting Ceremony with entertainment provided by our local area singers, musicians, and dancers for all ages with a big turnout.

The MC duties for the evening were shared by our very own Antonio and Ethan See from Beacon BSA Troop 41 and Olivia Reynolds from Beacon Girl Scout Troop 10459.

To begin the evening's entertainment, Ursula Seymour from School of Rock sang a beautiful rendition of the “The Star-Spangled Banner. Then the dancers from Yanarella School of Dance performed to a mix of Christmas songs. Max Goodhill sang, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas". Ursula returned to the stage with our local BSA and Girl Scout Troops to sing a variety of Christmas songs including "Jingle Bells", "Rudolph", and "We Wish you a Merry Christmas". John Newhall from School of Rock played his guitar and sang wonderful renditions of "Blue Christmas", "Run Rudolph Run", and "White Christmas". Wrapping up the evening all of our entertainers joined Ursula, BHS chorus and our Scouts to welcome Santa in with "Santa Claus is Coming to Town".

In between performances locally donated prizes were raffled off. Raffles were announced by Tree Lighting Committee Member Atilano (Jr) Rivera, who currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Beacon Elks Lodge #1493. All raffles are free and provided by local Beacon and surrounding businesses. In addition, we had a special booth set up by Simone Williams, owner of All You Knead, where the profits were matched and donated to Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) of Beacon. Ornament and S'mores kits were also given out to kids as a memory of the event.

This year, thanks to Mark Price and the City of Beacon Recreation Department we also had live trees as part of the raffle prizes. These trees would be delivered to the winner’s home, or winners could opt to donate their tree to one of our local parks. Winners who donated their trees are Patti Rock, John Soltish, Robert See, Louis Ballard, Andrea Corlis, Stephanie Gill, and our very own Mayor Lee Kyriacou.

To wrap up the evening, Santa Claus rode in on his big red fire truck driven by our own Lewis Tompkins Hose Co.1 with goodies for the kids and then he listened to all of their Christmas wishes and posed for photos. The audience helped count down and the beautiful tree in Polhill Park was lit, and kids from one to 92 (and even their furry friends) posed for holiday pictures in front of the enormous colorfully lit tree.

The Tree Lighting Committee Members want to thank all of the entertainers who volunteered their time and talents, Mark Price of Beacon Recreation and his team in adding lights to the tree and for setting up the tent, stage and electronics for the ceremony. The Lewis Tompkins Hose Co.1 for their assistance and support, BSA Troop 41 for providing hot chocolate and Beacon Recreation for sugar cookies to all attendees, and the one and only Santa Claus for always making time to come to Beacon. The Tree Lighting Committee Members are Atilano (JR) Rivera, Donna Idema, Rosemary Merhige, Jennifer See, Chris Bopp, Rhonda Altonen, Stephanie Soltish, Bobbie Zappala, Kat Caporale and Kathleen Plumer.

We would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to all the following individuals and businesses for donating raffle prizes for the event:

Adams Fairacre Farms
All You Knead
Antalek & Moore
Antonellas, Fishkill
ARF
Artisan Wines
Baja 328
Bath & Bubble
Batts Florist
Beacon Bagel Shoppe
Beacon Boy Scouts
Beacon Creamery
Beacon d’Lites
Beacon Dept of Public Works
Beacon Falls Cafe
Beacon Fire Department
Beacon Girl Scouts
Beacon Mayor and Council
Beacon Recreation Department
Big Vinny’s
Brother's Trattoria
Chris Bopp
Hudson Beach Glass
Key Food
Leo’s
Miss Haddie’s BBQ
Mountain Laurel Florist
Mountain Tops
Peaceful Provisions
Pedago
Poughkeepsie Nissan
Raven Rose
Santa
Scarborough Fair
Schmucks
Snookie’s
The School of Rock
The Yard
Tito Santana Taqueria
Utensil
Veritech Wireless
Waves by Diana
Yankee Clipper
Yanarella School of Dance

The event had a great turnout with about 200 people attending. Thank you again to all the families and individuals that joined us for this event.

March 08, 2023

New Businesses In Beacon Are Popping Up!

March 08, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

As you walk down Main Street, you’ll notice new businesses are popping up all the time! Like, Healthy In Color and Butterhead Salad Company (opening in April).

We try to keep up with new businesses as we notice them! Then we add them to our Shopping Guide, Restaurant Guide, or Beauty Guide. Main Street businesses get a free basic listing in these guides.

If you’re a new business or if you notice a new business and don’t see it listed in one of our guides, let us know. It’s not intentional — we’re just a small mighty team and sometime’s it’s hard to keep up.

If you’re a business who wants to sponsor one of these guides, be included in our weekly newsletter, and be featured weekly in our Instagram, you can find all of the details here > or reach out for more information!

March 06, 2023

UPDATE: Flag Pole To Remain - No Need To Repair At Veterans Memorial Building

March 06, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Update 3/7/2023: After this article was published and in a response to a question from ALBB, Harold G. Delamater confirmed that the flag pole does not need repaired or removed, after further inspection.

Construction has begun on the Veteran’s Memorial Building at 413 Main Street. The Veterans announced last week via Harold G. Delamater of the Veterans Memorial Building Committee that the building was undergoing planned renovation to the front porch and landscaping on the grounds.

Now that digging has begun, Harold made another announcement to the media: “The large flag pole in front of Veterans Memorial Building will be taken down this week to repair or replace the base, which appears to be cracked. Upon repair, the pole will be reinstalled.”

March 03, 2023

Moody March :: Retail Therapy Guide 3/3/2023

March 03, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Another day, another sunrise.
We made it to Friday again.
And was sunny for the moment!

The moodiness of March weather is taking us all on an emotional roller-coaster. Keep the salt and shovels out, and you should be fine.
Keep the faith.
Keep the romance.

PS: Keep March 11th and noon free on your calendar to attend Beacon's Parade of Green. Look for A Little Beacon Blog's car! We will be handing out stickers. Remember how this parade happened last year? In that blizzard?

Lit Lit
Day: Friday, March 3, 2023
Time: 7pm
Location: Howland Cultural Center, Beacon, NY
Beacon's own Maria Teresa Hart will be the featured author, reading from her new book Doll, a pop-culture feminist critique of doll culture and doll history from Bloomsbury Press's wonderful Object Lessons series. Arrive by 6:45 if you'd like to sign up for one hour remaining possible slots to read. Everyone gets up to five minutes. Masks are required. Drinks and snacks available!

Maple Sugar Tours
Day: Saturday, March 4, 2023
Time: 11am-1pm
Location: Hudson Highlands Nature Museum's Outdoor Discovery Center, 100 Muser Dr, Cornwall, NY
Learn how to identify and tap sugar maple trees, discover sugaring techniques used by Native Americans, pioneers and modern-day farmers, and see an evaporator in action.
Information >

Bird ID for Beginners with the Orange County Audubon Society
Day: Saturday, March 4, 2023
Time: 11am-12:30pm
Location: Newburgh Free Library, 124 Grand St, Newburgh, NY
Do you enjoy watching birds and want to work on your identification skills?
Information >

Penny Social Fundraiser - Animal Rescue Foundation
Day: Saturday, March 4, 2023
Time: Doors open at 1pm. Calling begins at 3pm.
Location: VFW, Main St., Beacon, NY
ARF is a 100% volunteer no kill shelter and rely on donations to care for their animals. They have gathered some great prizes from local businesses and volunteers which they will raffle on the day! Free admission. Food & Drink will be available for purchase. ADA Accessible. Children are Welcome.
Information >

Howland Chamber Music Circle
Day: Sunday, March 5, 2023
Time: 4pm
Location: Howland Cultural Center, Beacon, NY
Information >

Check our Calendar and Events Guide regularly for upcoming events throughout the week!

HUDSON VALLEY FOOD HALL
288 Main Street, Beacon, NY
E Nica Spot's Picadillo (Ground Beef) comes with potatoes, carrots, peppers, a side of white rice, and delicious sweet plantains. Yum! Located inside the HV Food Hall. Check 'em out!
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328 Main Street, Beacon, NY
For only $13! Calamari from BAJA. A must starter choice! Made with tequila-tomato jam, pickled red onion, scallions, and fresh squeezed lime. Goes well with any of the entrees (obv). Other starters/bowls include Ahi Tuna Nachos, Clams & Mussels, Chicken Flautas, Seafood Ceviche, Loaded Fries, Mac & Cheese, and so much more! Takeout available!
PS: Happy Hour Tues-Fri 4-6pm
PPS: Check out Baja's specials! >
Check out their specialty drinks >
BAJA 328 is a Sponsor, thank you!

HUDSON VALLEY GOLDSMITH

226 Main St Retail 2
(845) 255-5872

Might need to add this Pisces ring to our stack, too! Hudson Valley Goldsmith offers fine custom jewelry and repair. All diamonds are hand selected from Antwerp and are obviously all unique and stunning! What's your sign? Want them to make your sign into a diamond band? Shoot them a message! Custom jewlery and expert repairs available!
See here for CUSTOM details >

Shop in-store or online here >

OPEN:
Tuesday-Thursday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday-Saturday: 10:00am-6:00pm
Shop Jewelry >
Hudson Valley Goldsmith is a Sponsor, thank you!

LUXE OPTIQUE

181-183 Main Street, Beacon
Hello, newest arrivals of Leisure Society! Leisure Society offers the most unique eyewear out there and boy are they the definition of sexy! Minimal and sleek to say the leist. Annnd, they're available at Luxe! Luxe Optique is your one stop shop for all eyewear needs - including contact lenses, expert progressive lens fitting, and more! Just want a pair of really cool sunglasses? They’re your go-to for that too!
Need to make an appt ? Do that here! >
PS: Appointments required for exams.
BEACON HOURS
Monday from 10AM–5PM
Tuesday-Saturday from 10AM–6PM
Sunday CLOSED

Shop Online >
Luxe Optique is a Sponsor, thank you!

Spring Session Registration Is Open!
Improv 101
Improv 201
Improv 501
*Musical Improv 101 (new offering!)
*Sketch Writing 201 (new offering!)
Sign up! >

Weekly Open Improv Jams every Friday at 6:30pm for $5 - drop in!

"The Big Night" a Sketch and Improv show every 2nd Friday of the month!
"Improv Night" featuring house performers every 4th Friday!

All shows are listed here >
Keep up with Serious.Comedy Theatre here! >
Serious. Comedy Theatre is a Sponsor, thank you!

Special Message For Businesses: If you want to advertise in this Guide with a picture, logo and promotions, please click here.

PS* NEW Advertising Packages available! See details >

ANTALEK & MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY
249 Main Street, Unit 108, Beacon
The new office space at 249 Main Street is coming along nicely! Stop in & say hello! Speak with Antalek & Moore's knowledgeable agents to make your future self proud.
Reach out to Antalek & Moore for all of your insurance needs!
Latest Announcements >
Antalek & Moore is a Sponsor. Thank you!

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March 03, 2023

Beacon's Parade Of Green Is On - Remember Last Year's Blizzard? Look For ALBB Again!

March 03, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Do you remember that blizzard last March 2022? Beacon’s Parade of Green was the first parade out the gate down Main Street after the cancellation of all events due to COVID. The Committee was so excited to be back, that they did not call a weather delay, and marched on.

In fact, it was the Parade of Green in 2020 that was at the root of all parade cancellations back when the pandemic was referred to as “coronavirus,” before even the health crisis was labeled a pandemic. Waiting to hear if the Parade of Green 2020 was canceled or not was one of the first memories of that chaotic time.

Here we are in 2023, and the annual parade will roll again. Pictures are below from 2022.

See you next weekend, Saturday, March 11, 2023! A Little Beacon Blog will be driving in the parade again, handing out stickers.

The Malouf’s Mountain camping bus was front and center. Prepared.

The Parade of Green Committee, staying warm and dry in the Visitor’s Center while organizing people.

The Parade of Green’s Grand Marshall, Tony Lassiter. Tony was also honored for the Beacon of History event later in the year.

March 03, 2023

Howland Public Library Announces March Exhibit In Honor Of Women’s History Month

March 03, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

To celebrate Women's History Month, The Howland Public Library presents Balance, a group show. The exhibit will be on view in The Community Room Exhibit Space from March 11th - April 1st, 2023. An Artists' Reception will be held on Saturday, March 11th, from 5pm - 7 pm.

The show is the seventh annual exhibit from the group CoMFY, a collective of women artists from the Beacon area. For this show the group chose the theme of Balance. The notion of balance was one of the founding principles when Kat Stoutenborough and Jennifer Blakeslee founded the women’s group back in 2011. Blakeslee recalls that the initial discussion focused on: “How do we, as women artists, balance everyday responsibilities (jobs, parenting, families, etc.) with being an artist? How can we create a space for ourselves where making art can exist alongside those other needs demanding our attention?”

The women came together to share strategies, bounce ideas, and encourage each other. Their one rule was that they could only talk about those other competing priorities in the context of how they impacted their artistic endeavors. “That focus made it possible for us not just to seek that balance, but find it and put it into practice.”

New members are always welcome to join this informal group. Stop by the exhibit to learn more.

The Howland Public Library is located at 313 Main Street, Beacon NY 12508. The Community Room Exhibit Space is open during regular library hours. Please note the gallery may not be accessible during some library programs.

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February 25, 2023

Everyone Is Concerned About the Fencing At The Memorial Building - The Veterans Commenced Upon Repairs

February 25, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

When the fencing went up at the Veteran’s Memorial Building at 413 Main Street, people had questions. Were they getting a new fence? Was something big happening that would impact access to the Memorial Building and the events the Veterans host there?

Harold G. Delamater of the Veterans Memorial Building Committee was quick to send an email out to the media providing answers. He stated: “Folks have been questioning the recently installed construction fencing in front of the Veterans Memorial Bldg. The Veterans Memorial Building is currently under-going renovations to the front porch and landscaping to the grounds. The bricks from the Carmen Ramputi Detachment Marine Corps League monument will be stored for later placement in front of the Veterans Memorial Building. The project is expected to be completed in late Spring 2023.”

In a followup question from A Little Beacon Blog regarding who was financing this project, Harold answered that the project is being financed by a small grant they anticipate receiving from Senator Skoufis's office. There has been no financial assistance from the City of Beacon. Years ago, the Veterans appealed to the City under Randy Casale’s administration to receive funding for improvements to their building. At that time, some financing was released under then City Administrator Anthony Ruggiero.

Herold said that at this time, the City of Beacon has been supportive of the project, but not financially.

The Veterans will be starting a donation campaign to supplement the grant. They will be releasing more information via press release in the following week.

February 24, 2023

Beacon City Schools On Lock Out After Threat Called In - All Is Well After Investigation

February 24, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

Friday morning, after students left their homes for their walking or bus commute to Beacon’s High School and Middle Schools, but just before Elementary School students began their journey to school, a robo-call went out from Beacon’s Superintendent Matthew Landahl explaining that a threat had been made to Beacon’s Rombout Middle School, and that students of all schools would be on a “lock out” status with the protection of the Beacon Police.

Said Dr. Landahl: “I am communicating with an important safety message. The Beacon Police Department is working with us to evaluate a threat to Rombout Middle School that was called in. Beacon High School and Rombout Middle School are currently in a lock out which means students are safe in their classes and can move between classes during class changes. Our elementary schools will be operating under the same procedures when they start. There will be law enforcement at each of our buildings for arrival and throughout the day. Our initial evaluation of this is that it is a false threat and we will update you when we know more.”

This is not the first false threat that the Beacon City School District has received. Dr. Landahl is quick to update the district community when threats like this are made. However, it is one of the only ones where the students were in an active lock out that was not a drill.

One parent, when texting their child to find out where exactly they were in the building, was corrected by their child, when they asked the status: “Are you still in the lock down?” the parent asked. “We are in a lock out, Mommy.” Oh.

As Dr. Landahl stated, the students were able to move throughout their class schedule, attending classes. ALBB was told that some students spent part of their class time, in between iReady reading sessions, whispering how they would get out, before being quieted by their teacher for chatting too much and to focus on their classwork. Some sharpened their pencils, to feel safe. Others decided who would throw the class microwave at anyone deemed suspicious and unsafe entering their room.

At South Avenue Elementary, a Beacon Police Officer let in the students, instead of Security Guard Pat Cooper (pictured above). Parents who were late were hopeful that tardy slips would not be given this time. The Police Officer on Front Door duty was not sure on the day’s procedure for tardy slips.

In the case of South Avenue, Police Officer Donovan (pictured above) was stationed there for the entire day. ALBB asked about how he got his lunch, and he said he thankfully had packed, although admin staff offered him take-out. Teachers were noticeably stressed at the release of the children at the end of the day, making sure to get each child to their parent waiting outside. Lots of hugs were received, and the day continued.

All is well thank goodness.

February 24, 2023

Sunny With A Chance Of Light :: Retail Therapy Guide 2/24/2021

February 24, 2023/ Katie Hellmuth

The parades in Beacon are beginning....Kicking it off is the Beacon Spring Celebration of light this weekend. Followed by the Parade of Green next. Both happened last year in weather. The Beacon Spring Celebration of Light is a parade in the night, giving us a bit of hope for light and spring right around the corner. Saturday's weather is looking perfectly cold, so bundle up!

Serious.Comedy Theatre Presents: Improv Night
Day: Friday, February 24, 2023
Time: Show at 8pm (Doors at 7:45) OR head on in early for the Weekly Open Jam at 6:30pm
Location: 22 Kent Street Room #109, Beacon, NY 12508 (Old Beacon High School)
$12 for the show. $5 for the Weekly Open Jam. Ages 18+. Beer, seltzer and water available at the show.
Information >
Serious.Comedy Theatre Is A Sustaining Sponsor Of ALBB

RuPaul's Drag Race Viewing Party
Day: Friday, February 24, 2023 (and every Friday!)
Time: 8pm
Location: The Roosevelt Bar (located inside the Hudson Valley Food Hall), Beacon, NY
Every Friday, enjoy a viewing party at the Roosevelt Bar inside the Hudson Valley Food Hall featuring local drag performer Andramada alongside a special guest. Attendees can look forward to live performances after each episode. Best of all, there’s no cover charge!
The Hudson Valley Food Hall Is A Sustaining Sponsor Of ALBB

Beacon Celebration Of Light Parade and Festival
Day: Saturday, February 25, 2023
Time: 5:30pm-9:00pm
Location: Polhill Park, Beacon, NY
Bring your homemade lanterns, or just yourselves, and join the walk down the length of Beacon Main Street accompanied by the Street Beat Brass Band. At the end of the walk, display your lanterns and have tea and treats by the fire.
Information >

Wanderlux Formal
Day: Sunday, February 26, 2023
Time: 1pm-3pm (Live Fashion Show from 1pm-2pm)
Location: Wanderlux, 475 Main St, Beacon, NY
Over 40 New Formal Dress Arrivals Will Be Presented In Every Size, Color And Style. Looking For A Prom, Gala, Wedding ,Or Just a Fun Dress To Wear On Spring Break, Vacay, Or A Night Out? Then You Won’t Want To Miss This Event With A Special Guest Appearance By Head Designer @valedafneny And Featuring @dafneitaly Bags And Accessories. Complimentary Glitter Champagne and Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Glitter Cider + Sweet Treats, Raffle and Exclusive Discounts.
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Check our Calendar and Events Guide regularly for upcoming events throughout the week!

HUDSON VALLEY FOOD HALL
288 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Ciao Chow makes delicious & fresh hand made pasta + fried rice! They also offer delivery! Located inside the HV Food Hall. Check 'em out!
Follow HV Food Hall's foodies:

328 Main Street, Beacon, NY
We love the Big Baja Burrito from Baja! Filled with your choice of Murray’s Chicken or steak, authentic Spanish rice, black beans, lettuce, frsh guacamole, pico de gallo, NYS local cheese blend and crema. A very satisfying lunch or dinner! Tons of other Main Plates available as well as Tacos, Quesadillas, Starters, Bowls, and Sides. Oh, and a Kids Menu! New specials always.
PS: Happy Hour Tues-Fri 4-6pm
PPS: Check out Baja's specials! >
Check out their specialty drinks >
BAJA 328 is a Sponsor, thank you!

HUDSON VALLEY GOLDSMITH

226 Main St Retail 2
(845) 255-5872

Sparkles! That's what we needed this weekend. Walk into Hudson Valley Goldsmith (located next to Homespun) and let the light catch your eye. Prices range, as do stone sizes. Look for earrings, threaded earrings, necklaces, rings for men and women, and more. Recycled gold, silver and platinum and conflict free diamonds are used for every custom piece & repair. Hudson Valley Goldsmith seeks out suppliers who do the same.
See here for CUSTOM details >

Shop in-store or online here >

OPEN:
Tuesday-Thursday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday-Saturday: 10:00am-6:00pm
Shop Jewelry >
Hudson Valley Goldsmith is a Sponsor, thank you!

LUXE OPTIQUE

181-183 Main Street, Beacon
Rain or shine, Luxe Optique truly does always ‘look’ this good! Luxe Optique is T H E one stop shop for all eyewear needs - including contact lenses, expert progressive lens fitting, and more! Just want a pair of really cool sunglasses? They’re your go-to for that too!
Need to make an appt ? Do that here! >
PS: Appointments required for exams.
BEACON HOURS
Monday from 10AM–5PM
Tuesday-Saturday from 10AM–6PM
Sunday CLOSED

Shop Online >
Luxe Optique is a Sponsor, thank you!

Spring Session Registration Is Open!
Improv 101
Improv 201
Improv 501
*Musical Improv 101 (new offering!)
*Sketch Writing 201 (new offering!)
Sign up! >

Weekly Open Improv Jams every Friday at 6:30pm for $5 - drop in!

"The Big Night" a Sketch and Improv show every 2nd Friday of the month!
"Improv Night" featuring house performers every 4th Friday!

All shows are listed here >
Keep up with Serious.Comedy Theatre here! >
Serious. Comedy Theatre is a Sponsor, thank you!

Build Your Own Joiner's Mallet & Bench Hook
Day: Saturday, February 25, 2023
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 17, 2023
Time: 9:00am-5:00pm
Location: Hudson River Maritime Museum, Wooden Boat School, 86 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12401
Information >

Pen Turning
Day: Sunday, February 26, 2023
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 19, 2023
Time: 10:00am-5:00pm
Location: Hudson River Maritime Museum, Wooden Boat School, 86 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12401
Information >

Special Message For Businesses: If you want to advertise in this Guide with a picture, logo and promotions, please click here.

PS* NEW Advertising Packages available! See details >

BEACON DENTAL
1020 Wolcott Avenue, Beacon, NY
(845) 838-3666
Be honest... when is the last time you made a dentist appt for a cleaning?!
At Beacon Dental, they are dedicated to providing you and your family with quality dental care tailored to your individual needs. They welcome patients aged 4 and older and provide a full range of dental services to help you achieve and maintain excellent oral health throughout your life. When you visit their dentists and team, you can be certain that your health, comfort and smile are always their highest priorities.
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Beacon Dental is a Sponsor. Thank you!

ANTALEK & MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY
249 Main Street, Unit 108, Beacon
Getting life insurance is an expression of love that goes beyond words. Antalek & Moore's agents are there to listen to you and make personalized recommendations for a policy that will allow you to enjoy your life now.
Reach out to Antalek & Moore for all of your insurance needs!
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Antalek & Moore is a Sponsor. Thank you!