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At the Center of All Beauty: Fenton Johnson and Joan Silber in Conversation about Solitude and the Creative Life - Vimarsana News

At the Center of All Beauty: Fenton Johnson and Joan Silber in Conversation about Solitude and the Creative Life

At the Center of All Beauty: Fenton Johnson and Joan Silber in Conversation about Solitude and the Creative Life Award-winning authors Fenton Johnson and Joan Silber will discuss the necessity and joy of solitude in every person’s life and its essential role in all creative endeavors. Presented by Starr Library in collaboration with Morton Memorial Library & Oblong Books.

Three Hudson Valley Film Screenings to Catch This Month - Vimarsana News

Three Hudson Valley Film Screenings to Catch This Month

This August, Rhinebeck-based cinema Upstate Films brings three classic film screenings to Hudson's Olana, Starr Library in Rhinebeck, and Community Theatre in Catskill.

Levon Helm, hauntings at the morgue, Dolly Parton: Top summer reads - Vimarsana News

Levon Helm, hauntings at the morgue, Dolly Parton: Top summer reads

Looking for a good summer read? These books and novels with a local Hudson Valley connection should fill your beach bag.

Levon Helm, hauntings at the morgue, Dolly Parton: Top summer reads - Vimarsana News

Levon Helm, hauntings at the morgue, Dolly Parton: Top summer reads

Looking for a good summer read? These books and novels with a local Hudson Valley connection should fill your beach bag.

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Support Groups Get A Digital Redo - Vimarsana News

Support Groups Get A Digital Redo

click to enlarge Scenes from Beneath The Surface: A Film About Living with MS Last December, it dawned on Marylou Kandur that it had been over nine months since the members of her Parkinson's disease support group had seen each other's faces. While many other groups had pivoted online after COVID hit back in March, her Rhinebeck Parkinson's Support Group—most of them senior citizens lacking in digital fluency—lagged behind. "Let me see if I can get these people together," thought Kandur, a retired entrepreneur in Red Hook who has had a manageable form of Parkinson's f...