The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

The Lakeville Journal Foundation, established in the summer of 2021, took ownership of the two papers to sustain and expand them. Building on the loyalty and passion of the readers and volunteers who have kept the papers afloat, the nonprofit foundation is dedicated to the idea that flourishing communities need flourishing community journalism.

The Lakeville Journal (established 1897) and Millerton News (1932) are survivors, the leading sources of news for generations of inhabitants of the towns and villages of northwestern Connecticut and eastern Dutchess County in New York. They’ve withstood the online advertising migration that undermined the economic foundation of American journalism and has forced more than 2,000 local newspapers to close since 2005.

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the publication of 

The Lakeville Journal, The Millerton News and http://www.TriCornerNews.com

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the publication of 

The Lakeville Journal, The Millerton News and http://www.TriCornerNews.com

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit

countryside community. 

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit

countryside community. 

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit

countryside community. 

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit

countryside community. The Lakeville Journal Foundation invites you to celebrate a monumental anniversary for this nonprofit publication.

Join us this summer for 125, our month-long anniversary series of festivities

— including our sensational first ticketed gala — that honor our history,

our dedicated coverage of the area, and most of all, celebrate you, our readers.

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit

countryside community. The Lakeville Journal Foundation invites you to celebrate a monumental anniversary for this nonprofit publication.

Join us this summer for 125, our month-long anniversary series of festivities

— including our sensational first ticketed gala — that honor our history,

our dedicated coverage of the area, and most of all, celebrate you, our readers.

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit 

countryside community. The Lakeville Journal Foundation invites you to celebrate a monumental anniversary for this nonprofit publication. 

Join us this summer for 125, our month-long anniversary series of festivities

 — including our sensational first ticketed gala — that honor our history, 

our dedicated coverage of the area, and most of all, celebrate you, our readers. 

The Lakeville Journal Foundation is a 

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the publication of 

The Lakeville Journal, The Millerton News and http://www.TriCornerNews.com.

Our goal is to report the news of our communities accurately and fairly, and to foster the free flow of information and opinion

On August 14, 1897 The Lakeville Journal printed its first issue. 

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit 

countryside community. The Lakeville Journal Foundation invites you to celebrate a monumental anniversary for this nonprofit publication. 

Join us this summer for 125, our month-long anniversary series of festivities

 — including our sensational first ticketed gala — that honor our history, 

our dedicated coverage of the area, and most of all, celebrate you, our readers. 

A Salisbury Association exhibit, a classic summer street fair, a film series, a compelling Salisbury Forum Talk, a theater event with Sharon Playhouse, and a Gala.

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The Lakeville Journal Foundation is proud  to announce the Honorary Co-Chairs  of The Lakeville Journal’s 125th Anniversary Celebration

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August 13 to October 1 Fascinating exhibit chronicles the history of the century-spanning Lakeville Journal newspaper. 

August 17 to September 14; times vary

The Moviehouse Film Series Movies Make The News, News Makes The Movies Grab a front row seat with us at The Moviehouse in Millerton for a series of our favorite newsroom films that continue to captivate journalists and readers alike. For schedule and tickets, go to www.themoviehouse.net/movies-make-the-news-film-series

August 21; 3 p.m.

The Sharon Playhouse What’s In The Daily News? You’ll want a ticket and a great view as The Sharon Playhouse presents a patio cabaret, celebrating The Lakeville Journal as only our beloved local theater can —  with big entertainment value. Enjoy musical numbers, tap dancing and popular hit songs from Broadway and beyond, revolving around critics, reviews and current events. For tickets www.sharonplayhouse.org 

September 16; 7:30 p.m.

The Salisbury Forum The Future of American Journalism The Salisbury Forum and Lakeville Journal Foundation present a compelling discussion with distinguished media professionals on where newspapers are headed next, moderated by Foundation board member and investigative journalist Brian Ross. As always, free to the public.

September 17; 5 p.m.

The Newsprint Jubilee The closing night you won’t want to miss — you are invited to our first gala event. Save the date for an end of summer affair to remember. For tickets, go to www.lakevillejournalfoundation.org

The Lakeville Journal Foundation is a 

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the publication of 

The Lakeville Journal, The Millerton News and http://www.TriCornerNews.com.

Our goal is to report the news of our communities accurately and fairly, and to foster the free flow of information and opinion

On August 14, 1897 The Lakeville Journal printed its first issue. 

125 years later our weekly newspaper continues as a pillar of this close-knit 

countryside community. The Lakeville Journal Foundation invites you to celebrate a monumental anniversary for this nonprofit publication. 

Join us this summer for 125, our month-long anniversary series of festivities

 — including our sensational first ticketed gala — that honor our history, 

our dedicated coverage of the area, and most of all, celebrate you, our readers. 

A Salisbury Association exhibit, a classic summer street fair, a film series, a compelling Salisbury Forum Talk, a theater event with Sharon Playhouse, and a Gala.

LEARN MORE

The Lakeville Journal Foundation is proud  to announce the Honorary Co-Chairs  of The Lakeville Journal’s 125th Anniversary Celebration

LEARN MORE

August 13 to October 1 Fascinating exhibit chronicles the history of the century-spanning Lakeville Journal newspaper.  Celebrate at the Opening Reception on August 13 from 4-6 pm.  Everyone is invited.