The <a href="https://www.westchesterlibraries.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Westchester Library System</a> (WLS) has been awarded $500,000 through <a href="https://broadband.ny.gov/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Empire State Development&rsquo;s ConnectALL Office</a> to expand the <a href="https://hvconnected.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley</a> (DNHV) program, bringing free technology assistance to more residents throughout nine counties in the Hudson Valley Region. 
The project will recruit, train and deploy Digital Navigators, or trained tech assistants, in libraries and community-based organizations to increase access to free technology assistance for residents. The program will also offer digital literacy workshops and information sessions and connect individuals with free and reduced-cost technology.
In Sullivan County, the DNHV program is currently offered at Jeffersonville-Western Sullivan Public Library, Livingston Manor Free Library and Western Sullivan Public Library. Residents can <a href="https://hvconnected.org/directory/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">make an appointment</a> for dedicated one-on-one time with a trained Digital Navigator to learn basic computer skills, receive assistance with a device, get connected to low-cost internet options and much more, including:
&bull;Find ways to purchase low-cost phones or computers
&bull;Find resources for housing and submit online applications
&bull;Manage healthcare, including: telehealth visits, patient portals, and other information 
&bull;Locate food resources
&bull;Make a resume and fill out online job applications
&bull;Make video calls with family and friends
&bull;Connect with public information like local government meetings
&bull;Apply for services and benefits such as SNAP, Medicaid, and more
&bull;Access educational services, such as remote learning opportunities or connecting to a child's school portal
&bull;Deal with daily life tasks such as online grocery shopping or paying bills
As the project&rsquo;s lead financial partner and grant administrator, WLS will collaborate with Southeastern New York Library Resources Council (Southeastern), which leads the DNHV initiative, along with the Mid-Hudson Library System (MHLS) and Ramapo Catskill Library System (RCLS), allowing the initiative to reach public libraries and communities across Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester counties. 
&ldquo;The Westchester Library System is honored to steward this important investment in digital equity,&rdquo; said Terry Kirchner, executive director of WLS. &ldquo;This project exemplifies the power of regional collaboration, and by working alongside our partner library systems, we can expand Digital Navigator services, strengthen digital literacy across the Hudson Valley and ensure libraries continue to thrive.&rdquo; 
"Libraries have always been trusted places for learning, and today that includes helping people navigate an ever-evolving digital world," said Carolyn Bennett Glauda of Southeastern and the Digital Navigator Ambassador. "Whether someone needs help applying for a job, accessing healthcare online, or simply learning how to use the settings on a device that doesn&rsquo;t come with a manual, our Digital Navigators provide patient, personalized guidance. This funding will allow us to expand those services so even more Hudson Valley residents can access the technology skills and support they need to succeed."
Building on New York State&rsquo;s continued investment as one of the only in the nation to expand digital equity following the loss of comparable federal funding, the expansion of the DNHV service aims to support low-income households and older adults in overcoming key barriers identified in the New York State Digital Equity Plan:
&middot;Assisting the 29% of New Yorkers who need professional device support because they cannot fix a device or do not have family or friends to help them.
&middot;Supporting New Yorkers with low confidence in digital literacy, including 23% of older adults and 20% of low-income households.
&middot;Supporting the 87% of New Yorkers who are concerned about online safety.
Empire State Development President, CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight said, &ldquo;Access to technology is essential, but true digital equity also means ensuring New Yorkers have the skills and support to use it confidently. Through this $500,000 ConnectALL investment, trusted libraries and community organizations will help more Hudson Valley residents access vital services, pursue employment opportunities and fully participate in today&rsquo;s digital economy.&rdquo;
As the lead financial partner, WLS is also coordinating the local investments needed to support the project alongside the ConnectALL grant, working with regional philanthropic partners to help ensure Hudson Valley Connected reaches all communities throughout the region. 
To learn more about the Digital Navigator program or find a library near you offering these services, visit <a href="https://hvconnected.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://hvconnected.org/</a>.

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<a href="https://www.stengerglass.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele LLP </a>announced that for the fourth consecutive year, associate Jad Haddad was included in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch&reg; in America for his work in litigation - real estate and real estate law. <a href="https://www.bestlawyers.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Best Lawyers&reg;</a>, which employs a rigorous, peer-to-peer, industry-driven evaluation to determine its rankings, analyzed over six million votes for the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers: One to Watch in America.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m honored to be recognized on the Ones to Watch&reg; list for the fourth year in a row,&rdquo; said Haddad. &ldquo;It is especially meaningful that this recognition is determined through the evaluations of fellow attorneys.&rdquo;
A 2020 graduate of Albany Law School, Haddad joined Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele, LLP in 2022. He focuses on litigation, with an emphasis on real property litigation, and residential real estate. 
&ldquo;Jad is a talented young attorney and a true asset to our legal team,&rdquo; said Karen Hagstrom, partner at Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele, LLP. &ldquo;He is willing to put in the long hours and thorough analysis needed to excel. Jad is dedicated to the legal profession and committed to serving his clients with the highest level of expertise.&rdquo;
About Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele LLP:
Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele, LLP is one of the largest, most experienced law firms in the Hudson Valley. A general practice law firm, Stenger, Glass, Hagstrom, Lindars &amp; Iuele draws from the strength of its 12 exceptional attorneys to comprehensively represent a wide array of individuals, businesses, municipalities, and institutional clients throughout the Hudson Valley. Practice areas include commercial litigation, land use and development, tax grievances, elder law, wills, trusts and estates, commercial and residential real estate, business law, hospitality and liquor licensing, matrimonial and family law, personal injury, criminal law, and more.
For additional information, visit <a href="https://www.stengerglass.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">stengerglass.com</a>, follow the firm on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/stengerglasslaw" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW-zd3WABnx0hH2HNBmhluQ/featured" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/stengerglasslaw/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, and LinkedIn, call 845-298-2000, or visit the firm at its Wappingers Falls, Poughkeepsie or Kingston, NY offices.

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The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley (CFHV) has awarded its first loan through its Local Impact Fund for Tomorrow (LIFT) program, providing Friends of the Walkway with bridge financing to complete the final phase of its New York State-supported lighting improvement project for the Walkway Over the Hudson.
The first of several LIFT loans already in the pipeline, this loan demonstrates how charitable capital can be put to work to help nonprofits across Dutchess, Ulster and Putnam counties.
The loan will allow Friends of the Walkway to move forward with replacement and supplemental lighting while it awaits reimbursement from a capital grant awarded by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
Launched in March 2026, LIFT provides nonprofits with flexible bridge financing when they have committed grant funding but need capital before reimbursement arrives. LIFT offers loans of up to $50,000 at 2% interest. CFHV provides the loans, while Ulster Savings Bank contributes 10% of each loan and originates and services the financing.
The model is designed to make each charitable dollar work again and again: when a loan is repaid, the funds return to LIFT and become available to another nonprofit in Dutchess, Ulster or Putnam County.

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In preparation for The Chapel at Carnwath Farms Historic Site &amp; Park&rsquo;s full restoration,<a href="https://www.simplygourmetevents.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Simply Gourmet</a> has been selected as its exclusive catering partner, bringing full-service wedding and event catering to one of the Hudson Valley&rsquo;s newest and most distinctive venues. Weddings, corporate events, galas, showers and private celebrations are now booking, with venue tours currently available. This partnership marks an exciting expansion for Simply Gourmet, adding to the locally owned company&rsquo;s growing portfolio of full-service wedding and event experiences across the Hudson Valley.
&ldquo;The Chapel is unlike any venue in the Hudson Valley,&rdquo; said Simply Gourmet&rsquo;s Founder/Chef and Culinary Institute of America alum, Mike Polasek. &ldquo;It combines incredible history, breathtaking views and an atmosphere that allows for unforgettable experiences across Carnwath Farms for our clients. We&rsquo;re honored the Town of Wappinger chose Simply Gourmet to help bring this vision to life.&rdquo; 
Located just minutes from Metro-North&rsquo;s New Hamburg train station, approximately 70 miles north of New York City, The Chapel at Carnwath Farms offers a unique blend of history, accessibility and modern amenities. The restored venue, located on a former estate originally built in 1850, features an elegant indoor space accommodating more than 300 guests, and picturesque outdoor locations throughout the property with expansive lawns, including a hilltop ceremony site with sweeping panoramic views of the Hudson River Valley. 
Founded in 2008 by a Dutchess County native, Simply Gourmet offers comprehensive wedding and event packages designed to simplify the planning process from start to finish. Event menus offer an elevated take on approachable, comfort fare paired with high-level hospitality. Clients can choose from buffet, plated or family-style dining, full beverage service featuring beer, wine and liquor, as well as outdoor ceremony and cocktail hour options. All-inclusive event packages begin at $199 per person, including the venue rental fee. As part of its services, Simply Gourmet also coordinates staffing, rentals, event setup and breakdown, allowing hosts to enjoy a stress-free celebration while every detail is professionally managed. 
"The Chapel at Carnwath Farms represents years of planning and investment to create a one-of-a-kind event destination for our community and the Hudson Valley," added Town of Wappinger Town Supervisor Joseph D. Cavaccini. "Simply Gourmet shares the vision we've had for this venue from the beginning. Its commitment to quality, hospitality and creating exceptional experiences makes it the perfect partner as we welcome guests to this remarkable property."
Originally part of the historic Carnwath Farms estate, the property has served many purposes throughout its more than 175-year history. Following years of thoughtful restoration and investment by the Town of Wappinger, The Chapel at Carnwath Farms Historic Site &amp; Park is Wappinger&rsquo;s newest and most enchanting event venue. Once a place of quiet reflection, this former religious sanctuary has been thoughtfully transformed into a destination where historic character meets contemporary elegance, preserving an important piece of the Hudson Valley&rsquo;s heritage. 
For more information about weddings and events at The Chapel, or to schedule a tour, visit <a href="http://www.townofwappingerny.gov/the-chapel-at-carnwath-farms" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.townofwappingerny.gov/the-chapel-at-carnwath-farms</a>.
About Simply Gourmet: 
Founded in 2008, Simply Gourmet is a full-service Hudson Valley catering company specializing in weddings, corporate events and private celebrations. Known for its approachable, upscale comfort food made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients whenever possible, Simply Gourmet provides comprehensive event coordination, including catering, beverages, staffing, rentals, setup and breakdown. With a commitment to exceptional service and stress-free planning, the company helps clients create memorable events from start to finish. Learn more at <a href="https://www.simplygourmetevents.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.simplygourmetevents.com</a>

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The <a href="https://www.beaconvac.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps</a> (BVAC), Dutchess County&rsquo;s only nonprofit ambulance service, joined dozens of community organizations in participating in National Night Out, an annual community-building campaign intended to celebrate and foster first-responder relationships with the wider community. Six members of BVAC were on site at Gerring Park in the Town of Fishkill to promote volunteer recruitment, educate residents about EMS and safety and connect with families through interactive handouts, stickers and coloring books.

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The <a href="https://www.westchesterlibraries.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Westchester Library System</a> (WLS) has been awarded $500,000 through <a href="https://broadband.ny.gov/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Empire State Development&rsquo;s ConnectALL Office</a> to expand the <a href="https://hvconnected.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley</a> (DNHV) program, bringing free technology assistance to more residents throughout nine counties in the Hudson Valley Region. The project, known as Hudson Valley Connected, will recruit, train, and deploy Digital Navigators, or tech help, in libraries and organizations throughout nine counties. The program will also offer digital literacy workshops and information sessions, expand outreach efforts, and connect individuals with free and reduced-cost technology through their local libraries and community-based organizations.
As the project&rsquo;s lead financial partner and grant administrator, WLS will collaborate with Southeastern New York Library Resources Council (Southeastern), which leads the DNHV initiative, along with the Mid-Hudson Library System (MHLS) and Ramapo Catskill Library System (RCLS), allowing the initiative to reach public libraries and communities across Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester counties. 
Through participating libraries and community organizations, Digital Navigators provide free, personalized technology assistance to those in need. Services include basic computer skills and assistance searching for affordable internet service, applying for a job online, accessing telehealth, navigating government websites or troubleshooting a device. Trained Digital Navigators provide one-on-one guidance that helps individuals build confidence and maintain independence using technology.
&ldquo;The Westchester Library System is honored to steward this important investment in digital equity,&rdquo; said Terry Kirchner, executive director of WLS. &ldquo;This project exemplifies the power of regional collaboration, and by working alongside our partner library systems, we can expand Digital Navigator services, strengthen digital literacy across the Hudson Valley and ensure libraries continue to thrive.&rdquo; 
Since launching in 2022, the DNHV initiative, spearheaded by Southeastern, has trained more than 178 Digital Navigators serving 94 public libraries and nonprofit organizations throughout the Hudson Valley. Together, they have provided more than 2,000 one-on-one technology assistance sessions, helping residents access affordable internet, use digital devices, complete online job applications, connect to healthcare services, navigate government resources and stay safe online.
"Libraries have always been trusted places for learning, and today that includes helping people navigate an ever-evolving digital world," said Carolyn Bennett Glauda of Southeastern and the Digital Navigator Ambassador for Hudson Valley Connected. "Whether someone needs help applying for a job, accessing healthcare online, or simply learning how to use the settings on a device that doesn&rsquo;t come with a manual, our Digital Navigators provide patient, personalized guidance. This funding will allow us to expand those services so even more Hudson Valley residents can access the technology skills and support they need to succeed."
Building on New York State&rsquo;s continued investment as one of the only in the nation to expand digital equity following the loss of comparable federal funding, the expansion of the DNHV service aims to support low-income households and older adults in overcoming key barriers identified in the New York State Digital Equity Plan:
&middot;Assisting the 29% of New Yorkers who need professional device support because they cannot fix a device or do not have family or friends to help them.
&middot;Supporting New Yorkers with low confidence in digital literacy, including 23% of older adults and 20% of low-income households.
&middot;Supporting the 87% of New Yorkers who are concerned about online safety.
Empire State Development President, CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight said, &ldquo;Access to technology is essential, but true digital equity also means ensuring New Yorkers have the skills and support to use it confidently. Through this $500,000 ConnectALL investment, trusted libraries and community organizations will help more Hudson Valley residents access vital services, pursue employment opportunities and fully participate in today&rsquo;s digital economy.&rdquo;
As the lead financial partner, WLS is also coordinating the local investments needed to support the project alongside the ConnectALL grant, working with regional philanthropic partners to help ensure Hudson Valley Connected reaches all communities throughout the region. 
To learn more about the Digital Navigator program or find a library near you offering these services, visit <a href="https://hvconnected.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://hvconnected.org/</a>.

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<a href="https://www.guardianrevival.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Guardian Revival</a>, a nonprofit serving guardians &ndash; a collective term for military members, veterans and first responders &ndash; and their families across the Hudson Valley, awarded two companion dogs free of charge through its Boots &amp; Paws initiative. The puppies, which have been named Clover Bell and Luna, were each sponsored for $5,000 by Resorts World Hudson Valley and Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 144. Collectively, these two organizations have sponsored 16 companion dog partnerships. 
"Boots &amp; Paws is rooted in the therapeutic benefits of dog ownership," said Kim Haight, CEO of Guardian Revival. "I've seen firsthand the effect that these puppies have on entire families, from creating a sense of purpose to reducing stress and anxiety. By thoughtfully matching each guardian and their family to the dog that's right for them, our team is able to facilitate meaningful connections that positively impact households for years to come." 
As part of the organization's commitment to providing services at no cost, puppies are awarded with a comprehensive care package, including a 12-month timeline of financial and expert support. Boots &amp; Paws also oversees a mobile Facility Service Dog division &ndash; which brings trained service dogs on visits to police departments, fire stations, veterans hospitals and residences across the Hudson Valley &ndash; to add a special touch of comfort to corporate, educational and community events. Since Guardian Revival's launch in 2019, Boots &amp; Paws has awarded 150 companion dogs and orchestrated more than 3,700 therapeutic interactions.&nbsp; 
Pictured are both guardians, their families and their new companion dogs alongside representatives of Resorts World Hudson Valley, DAV Chapter 144 and Guardian Revival, including CEO Kim Haight.

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<a href="https://teamkdd.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KDD Marketing</a> has cemented its position as an award-winning agency, recently earning recognition from the 2026 Hermes Creative Awards competition. The accomplishment comes on the heels of a first- and third-place win in the 23rd annual Service Industry Advertising Awards earlier this year, and joins a list of 2025 acknowledgments from the Davey Awards, American Graphic Design Awards and the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce. 
The agency was recognized with platinum and gold awards in the following categories:
&middot;Platinum: Publications &amp; Informational Materials / Annual Report
&middot;Gold: Apparel / Branded Merchandise
&middot;Gold: Website &ndash; Marketing, PR, Advertising, Digital Agency
&ldquo;Our team is committed to the success of every client we work with,&rdquo; said Katy Dwyer, founder and creative director of KDD Marketing. &ldquo;Being recognized in an international arena for that dedication and our expertise across different industries is an honor.&rdquo;
Hermes Creative Awards recognize outstanding creative professionals&rsquo; work on an international level. The program is administered by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals, which, in 2026, reviewed more than 6,000 entries from 31 countries around the world. Platinum Winners, the highest level of recognition, are acknowledged for excellence in quality, creativity and resourcefulness, receiving an entry score of 90 &ndash; 100, while Gold Winners scored between 80 &ndash; 89. 
To learn more about KDD Marketing and its team, visit <a href="https://www.teamkdd.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.teamkdd.com</a> or follow along on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/KDDMarketing" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> (@KDDMarketing) and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kddmarketing/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> (@kddmarketing). 
About KDD Marketing:
Founded in 2009 as Katy Dwyer Design, KDD Marketing has grown into an award-winning full-service boutique marketing firm specializing in developing brands, building websites and strategizing and executing holistic marketing plans to help clients reach and engage with target audiences. To learn more about the Kingston, NY-based firm and its work across the tri-state area, visit <a href="https://teamkdd.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.teamkdd.com</a>.

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 KDD Marketing has cemented its position as an award-winning agency, recently earning recognition from the 2026 Hermes Creative Awards competition....

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The Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York will celebrate America at 250 with a toast to Jay Medal honorees Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annette Gordon-Reed, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard University and award-winning Lincoln historian Harold Holzer.
The Jay Medal for Service was created in 2012 to recognize individuals who demonstrate a selfless spirit of commitment to and engagement with their community mirroring the multifaceted contributions of John Jay and his descendants. These honorees have demonstrated through their life's work that our shared narratives as a country, complicated as they are, can be better illuminated through the highest caliber of ongoing scholarship and advocacy. Honorees are selected for their excellence in the fields of American history, environmental stewardship, social justice or civic engagement.
Joining the celebration will be Chief Judge of the State of New York and the New York Court of Appeals, Honorable Rowan D. Wilson and historian and philanthropist Elihu Rose who will present the awards at JHC's annual Soirée. Special guests will include David Blight, Frank Cogliano, Joanne Freeman, and Beverly Gage.

The Jay Medal Soirée will be held Saturday, September 19, 2026 at the Jay Estate from 5:30-9:30pm. Cocktails, dinner, award ceremony and dancing. Cocktail Attire.
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