The weather is getting colder, and we turned back the clocks to set the sun an hour earlier, but there is still plenty to do in Putnam County. Read the full story

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The Great Buddha Hall is a large and beautiful building designed similar to that of the Kuan-Yin Hall in China.  When you walk up Buddha path, you will feel like you have gone across the globe and entered a little piece of the Orient right here in Putnam County. Read the full story

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Established in 1963, the Southeast Museum offers exhibits on the history of the Town of Southeast, including the early American Circus, the Harlem Line Railroad, the Tilly Foster Mine, the Borden Milk Condensery, and the Croton Reservoir System. Read the full story

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Students of Alexander Shundi offer an exhibit where the artist and the viewer engage in dialogue. Have you ever wanted to ask of an artist “What were you thinking?” Read the full story

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The Kent Conservation Advisory Committee (CAC) is looking for people who would like to join their committee and help with arrangements for local speakers, public outreach programs, and outdoor programs. Read the full story

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Ever wonder how Halloween got its name or what how the tradition started? According to Answers.com, Halloween’s orgin began in the year 837 when Pope Gregory IV decreed  the first general observance of “All Saints Day”. Read the full story

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Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith reminds all Putnam County residents to be especially careful during the evening hours of October 31st, as many of our young people throughout the County will be out and about celebrating Halloween or Harvest Fest. Read the full story

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LocalPutnam Media is proud to annouce its collaboration with the Putnam Humane Society in our new weekly feature, “Pet of the Week”.  Read the full story

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Putnam County has another fun-filled weekend for you and your family.  The variety of activities offered is what makes Putnam County so unique.  Read the full story

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The walk up the mountain to the Fire Tower was peaceful and quite.  It wasn’t too steep, but the ground is gravel and uneven so I suggest you wear proper hiking shoes or sneakers. An occasional chipmunk and squirrel scuttled across the road as the birds sang their songs undisturbed in the trees.  Mt. Nimham also boasts two Stone Chambers for the curious.  Read the full story

Popularity: 18% [?]