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Moose With Netting Tangled in Its Antlers Spotted in Ancram

A moose with what onlookers described as hammock netting caught around its antlers was spotted in Ancram on Monday, Nov. 9, prompting a response from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. An environmental conservation police officer who responded to reports of the animal found that it appeared to...

Ancram, NY · 1d
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Hollywood Strikes Again: Hudson Valley Businesses Closing for Filming

Lights, camera, CLOSED! Several Hudson Valley businesses are temporarily shutting their doors as Hollywood returns to the area for more movie and TV filming.

Newburgh, NY · 4d

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After 15 years, Black Rabbit owner says goodbye

LAKEVILLE — After 15 years running the Black Rabbit Bar & Grille, Kendra Chapman decided it was time to stop working 70-hour weeks and spend more time with her family. The restaurant at 2 Ethan Allen St. closed Sunday, Nov. 8, following a busy final week filled with farewells from longtime customers. She announced the Nov. 8 closing date on Oct. 31.

Salisbury, CT · 2d
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Gallatin Weighs Growth and Conservation in Zoning Overhaul

Gallatin officials are weighing how to accommodate new development while preserving open space and keeping housing affordable as they continue a nearly two-year effort to revise the town’s zoning law. At a Nov. 9 joint workshop, members of the Town Board, Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Comprehensive...

Gallatin, NY · 23h
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Guardians of the Past Bring Local History to Life

About 35 years ago, Robin Massa helped her daughter create a family tree for school. Soon, she was helping strangers on online forums research ancestors who might have once lived in Ancram. Today, Massa is Ancram’s town historian. She collects and catalogs old documents and photographs so that future generations...

Dutchess County, NY · 14h

WWLP

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When will the rain turn to snow in western Mass?

Springfield, MA · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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State route damaged by flooding in Columbia County restored

STUYVESANT – State Route 9J in Columbia County has been reopened to traffic following restoration work. The road suffered major damage during a severe rainstorm in late July. Restoration by the State Department of Transportation took less than four months. By using modular, prefabricated concrete blocks – known as...

Columbia County, NY · 9h

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Hudson Valley Says Goodbye to Founder of Iconic Kingston Bakery

Kingston is mourning the loss of a local legend. The founder of Deising's Bakery has passed away, leaving behind a sweet legacy and an incredible American Dream story.

Kingston, NY · 3d

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Powerhouse Square in Great Barrington to go to foreclosure auction Nov. 23

Great Barrington — Powerhouse Square, located at 34 Bridge Street, is scheduled to go to foreclosure auction Monday, November 23. According to legal documents, property owner Benchmark Development LLC, d/b/a Powerhouse Square I LLC, breached the conditions of its mortgage with MountainOne Bank. The building has 22 condominiums and...

Great Barrington, MA · 1d

takingthekids.com

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This New York Town Was Settled By German Families In 1710 And Still Carries Their Name

How does a three-century story still feel this alive?. A group of German refugees arrived on the Hudson River in 1710 with one strange job: make tar for the British Royal Navy. The plan flopped within two years. The families stayed anyway. They came from the Palatinate region of southwest...

New York, NY · 4d

CNY News

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Rare Peek at Hudson River's Most Famous Ship This Weekend

This weekend, the Hudson Valley will get a rare peek at one of its most famous ships.

Kingston, NY · 8h

CNY News

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Adams Fairacre Farms Adds New Must Have For Shoppers

Adams Fairacre Farms made an announcement about their new bags! They shared that thes designs of these bags were hand drawn by a local artist.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 4d

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The ‘Polar Express’ train ride in Upstate NY starts tomorrow, just 2 hours from NYC, with golden tickets, dancing chefs & a visit from Santa

All aboard! Starting tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 13 , the Catskill Mountain Railroad is bringing the classic children’s book to life with its annual Polar Express train ride in Kingston, just two hours north of NYC. Running through Wednesday, Dec. 30 , the hour-long ride loads families, many of them in their pajamas, into 1950s vintage coaches for a trip to the “North Pole” and back. Tickets have sold out quickly in past years, so if you’ve got your heart set on a December date, now’s the time to book! Here’s what you can expect on the once-of-a-lifetime journey! What happens on board The ride follows the story beat for beat: Golden tickets: the conductor walks through each car punching your golden ticket. Hot chocolate and cookies, served by dancing chefs. Story time: passengers read along with Chris Van Allsburg’s book, “The Polar Express”. Santa at the North Pole: Santa and his elves board the train, and every rider gets a silver sleigh bell, the “first gift of Christmas”, to take home. Carols on the way back, led by characters in every car. The round trip covers less than 10 miles and lasts about 70 minutes, and you’ll ride forward one

Kingston, NY · 1d

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A Short Connecticut Mountain Hike Leads To A 34-Foot Stone Tower With Views Across Four States

A mountain hike sounds like a serious commitment until someone mentions that the trail is actually pretty short. Suddenly, reaching the top doesn’t seem quite so intimidating. But the real surprise is what’s waiting up there. One Connecticut mountain trail leads to a 34-foot stone tower offering panoramic...

Connecticut · 3d

millertonnews.com

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Pine Plains median home price holds steady at $520K

PINE PLAINS — The median sale price of a single-family home in Pine Plains was $520,000 for the 12 months ending Sept. 30, unchanged from a year earlier and up 46% from $357,000 two years ago. The median remained below the record $624,250 reached in November 2025. The town’s...

Pine Plains, NY · 3d

Times Union

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Foreland opens Catskill waterfront, announces new shops and eateries

The 85,000-square-foot complex has opened a creekside walkway and welcomed new tenants, with a restaurant, antique shop and Scandinavian home goods store on the way.

Catskill, NY · 1d

WRGB

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Columbia County pauses Flock Safety cameras

Why was the camera moratorium implemented in Columbia County?. Columbia County, NY (WRGB) — With questions lingering about where some cameras are placed and how the technology should be governed, Columbia County is hitting pause on its use of Flock Safety cameras. Columbia County Sheriff Jacqueline Salvatore requested a...

Columbia County, NY · 1d

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14 Coolest Restaurants In New York That Belong On Your 2027 Foodie Bucket List

One of the restaurants on this list used to be a village hall and a jail. Today, the old lockup serves duck, hanger steak, and sticky toffee pudding. I love that kind of plot twist. Another pick welcomes diners into a historic estate overlooking gardens and a lake, complete with afternoon tea.

New York · 1d

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Route 9J bridge in Stuyvesant reopens after months of repairs from historic rainfall

STUYVESANT, N.Y. (WRGB) — Repairs to the Route 9J bridge in Stuyvesant are complete, months after historic rainfall damaged the important commuter route. The Department of Transportation said the bridge experienced some of the worst damage in the Capital Region when historic rainfall hit in late July. “The situation...

Stuyvesant, NY · 18h

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‘Mud-pie’ roads, library moves, orchard closes

The following excerpts from The Millerton News were compiled by Kathleen Spahn and Rhiannon Leo-Jameson of the North East-Millerton Library. Herzog Passes on $498,370 “Mud-Pie” Projects in Townships. A $498,370 “mud-pie” road program for Dutchess County was approved last week by Lester W. Herzog, upstate WPA administrator. Part...

Millerton, NY · 3d