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The Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail Is a Solution-Driven Project
It’s no secret that the Hudson Valley is home to many amazing hiking trails, bustling Main Streets, and riverfront parks. Yet, as the area attracts more tourists, regional day trip towns can be overwhelmed by large quantities of visitors, and the question of how to manage visitation comes into play. As a solution, the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail is a project almost 20 years in the making that is finally being brought to life.
The Millerton News - May 2, 2024
If you claim a single sobriquet as your artistic moniker, you’re already in a club with some big names, from Zendaya to Beyoncé to the mysterious Banksy. At Geary, the contemporary art gallery in Millerton founded by New Yorkers Jack Geary and Dolly Bross Geary, a new installation and painting exhibition titled “The Bitter and the Sweet” showcases the work of the artist known only as ransome — all lowercase, like the nom de plume of the late Black American social critic bell hooks.
Trade Secrets returns to Lakeville May 18
The renowned gardening event Trade Secrets is returning for its 24th edition on May 18 and 19, 2024. Trade Secrets is the primary fundraiser for Project SAGE, a non-profit domestic violence agency serving Northwest Connecticut and the surrounding communities in New York and Massachusetts. On May 18, attendees will have...
Old Stories, New Information with Brent Colley: What it’s like to live in Mark Twain’s Redding House – Episode 23
The concept of this series is to share new information on topics. randomly discovered, deemed interesting, and further explored in a fun. Your host Brent M. Colley is a local historian and author that has. been sharing history online, in print, and in person since 1998. He. lives in Sharon,...
Tarts and Bread opening is now delayed
After months of preparation by owners of Tarts and Bread and anticipation by area residents eager to sample the pastries of the newest bakery in town, the Grand Opening planned for Saturday, April 27, has been postponed. Last-minute problems with mechanicals had proven insurmountable. A handwritten door sign explained the...
Pine Plains: A librarian’s career holds Texas roots
PINE PLAINS — For Dee Ann Campbell, the new Director of the Pine Plains Free Library, an early love of books was cemented when her mother drove 35 miles every other week from their Texas home in order to reach the nearest library. That converted Carnegie building had once...
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