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Times Herald-Record

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Vote for Orange County’s best locally owned diner in our poll

Everyone loves diners, whether it's for pancakes, eggs and coffee in the morning, a beefy burger for lunch or a filling family dinner, and there are many great local places to go. So what's the best diner in Orange County? That is the question in this week's Orange County Showdown poll. We're looking for the best locally owned diner, not one associated with a nationally recognized chain. As with a recent poll on the best pizza parlor in the county, we can't include every diner in the county. There are just too many. But we have selected diners representing a cross-section of the entire county. So go to the poll below. If you see one of your favorites there, let us know what it is. The poll will be open until midnight on Nov. 12. We'll report the results the following day. Mike Randall covers breaking news for the Times Herald-Record and the Poughkeepsie Journal. Reach him at mrandall@th-record,com. This article originally appeared on Times Herald-Record: Vote for Orange County’s best locally owned diner in our poll

Orange County, NY · 2d

NEWS10 ABC

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National Guard Soldier turns wartime letters into music

DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Ian Gindes has served in the National Guard for 22 years. Gindes is also a concert pianist and worked with a composer and singers, to put together 100 pages of sheet music that is based off letters that soldiers received and sent from the Revolutionary War to the Gulf War. […]

Dutchess County, NY · 1d

wanderlustingk.com

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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 · 16h
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The Most Jaw-Dropping View In New York Awaits At The End Of This Remote Scenic Drive

Somewhere between the Catskill Mountains and the Hudson Valley, there’s a peak near Bearsville, New York, that has been making people forget their problems since before problems were this complicated. Overlook Mountain Wild Forest is the answer to a question most New Yorkers haven’t thought to ask yet, which...

Bearsville, NY · 6d
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Warm 1970s modernism frames a new renovation in this $799K upstate New York home

Photo credit: Rebecca Miller / @thismustbetheplace.rm. Down a quiet country road in Stone Ridge, New York, this four-bedroom raised ranch at 86 Pine Ridge Road has the warmth of 1970s modern design, with the turnkey comfort of a stylish renovation that brings it firmly into the 21st century. Asking $799,000, the home’s flexible floor plan offers plenty of options for everyday living on two levels.

Stone Ridge, NY · 1d

Warwick Valley Dispatch

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The Kid Ate the Pie. The Adults Ate Their Words.

PHOTO Sunday’s Champions: At center, 99-year-old Evelyn “Grandma Ev” Card, Masker’s honorary First Lady of Apple Pie, celebrates with Sunday’s first- and second-place finishers, Adam Kuczynski and David Reisner, surrounded by their families and friends. The competition brought plenty of cheers, laughter and friendly rivalry to the orchard’s closing weekend, proving that winning isn’t always measured by how much pie is left on the plate.

Warwick, NY · 1d

miscellanynews.org

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‘Cabaret’ balances commentary with artistry

From Nov. 5 to 7, the Vassar College community was swept into a display of allure, sensuality and unrest. The Drama Department’s production of “Cabaret”—a musical with music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb and book by Joe Masteroff—masterfully struck the delicate balance of musical spectacle and impactful social commentary.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 22h

Lohud | The Journal News

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Lauren Shields championed NY organ donations; how her mission lives on

Lauren Shields made her mark in her short life, becoming a champion for the cause of organ donations after getting the first of two transplants at age 8 and inspiring a New York state law to entice more donors. The Rockland County native was just 26 when she succumbed to illness in June . With persistence and good cheer in the face of her health struggles, she had by then built a legacy that included New York's "Lauren's Law" and her years of advocacy for organ and blood donations, which her own tale of survival made so poignant. Five months after her passing, Shields' crusade lives on in the form of a pending bill in Congress that would vastly expand the nation's outreach to potential donors. The goal is put that opportunity before as many people as possible to grow the ranks of those ready to make life-saving donations. What is the Lauren Shields Organ Donation Act? The bill, named the Lauren Shields Organ Donation Act, was introduced in October by Rep. Mike Lawler of Rockland County and Rep. Josh Gottheimer, who represents a neighboring New Jersey district. It would require all sorts of federal forms and applications that Americans

New York · 1d

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Mapos Designs 615 Broadway, a New Town Square for Midtown Kingston

Mapos has designed 615 Broadway, a mixed-use, multifamily development on 2.2 acres of vacant land next to the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) in Midtown Kingston’s Arts District. At its heart is the new Pauline Oliveros Deep Listening Plaza, a 4,000 SF public plaza honoring the influential Kingston sound...

Kingston, NY · 2d

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Inside Designer Nicholas Lewin’s Timeless Nova Scotia Home

Residential designer Nicholas Lewin of Spencer Lewin Inc. takes us inside his home in Chester, Nova Scotia, a sailing paradise known for its beautiful architecture and shorelines. Inspired by vernacular architecture, Nicholas favours timeless design. “I don’t like it when ego intrudes into architecture and things look dated in 10 years,” he says. On his quirky lot, two connected buildings work together: the 600-square-foot main house has an open-concept kitchen and living space, designed around how people actually live. “Being able to witness the chef in the kitchen is critical,” he says. The second building holds his office and TV room, while a pool house includes a gym, sauna and second ensuite bedroom for guests.

Chester, NY · 2d

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A traumatized lanternfly speaks its truth

This past week, I had the privilege of interviewing one of Vassar’s most vulnerable: the spotted lanternfly. The bugs first arrived in the United States around 2014 and have kept their status as an invasive species since due to their, as one Facebook group puts it, “sex-crazed” ability to repopulate. However, since their arrival to campus in 2021, students have put it upon themselves to single-handedly exterminate them from Arlington. Possible reasons why lanternfly annihilation has become Vassar student’s latest pastime range from attempts at being environmentally conscious to taking their rage out in the bugs after failing their Intro to Clowning midterm.

Arlington, NY · 22h

The Cool Down

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New York man rescues cat he thought was dead, pays her vet bill, and helps find her family

"It wasn't something that I feel like I went above and beyond."

Middletown, NY · 1d

Daily Voice

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Free Espresso For 30 Days: Dunkin' To Celebrate Reopening In Garnerville With Offer

Coffee lovers in Rockland County, mark your calendars: you will soon have a chance to score free espresso drinks for an entire month as a newly remodeled Dunkin' celebrates its grand reopening. The Dunkin' at 22 West Ramapo Rd. in Garnerville will hold its grand reopening celebration on Friday…

Rockland County, NY · 2d

Finding The Hudson Valley

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Seven-time Grammy winner Paul Winter performs Tarrytown Music Hall, Woodstock Playhouse in December

Seven-time Grammy-winning saxophonist and bandleader Paul Winter will bring his Winter Solstice Celebration to two Hudson Valley stages this December, with the Paul Winter Consort… The post Seven-time Grammy winner Paul Winter performs Tarrytown Music Hall, Woodstock Playhouse in December first appeared on Finding The Hudson Valley .

Tarrytown, NY · 11h

Mass Market Retailers

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New York grocer scales physical AI with Simbe Store Intelligence

Cicco & Sons sees 35% fewer out-of-stocks following pilot program.

New York · 1d

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Tarrytown Local Introduces a Fresh Store and Dining Concept

Opened in October, Tarrytown Local is a hybrid grocery store, restaurant, and bakery owned and operated by people who are obsessed with food, including food systems, sourcing, and flavor. The team behind the new culinary concept is owner and operator Steve Wazny and chef/culinary director Fox Schanzer. On the bakery side, baker and miller Katrina Poulin mills the locally sourced grains every morning and bakes the bread. With a background in the arts, sous chef Rick Krebs is passionate about the essence of local cooking.

Tarrytown, NY · 1d

riverjournalonline.com

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The History We Were Never Told: Activist Michelle Browder Comes to Westchester

JtC Experiences (Journeys to Change) is proud to bring nationally recognized artist, activist, and storyteller Michelle Browder of Montgomery, Alabama, to Westchester for community programs November 16–17. All of the listed events are free. Seating is limited and registration is required. This extraordinary opportunity is in partnership with Sister to Sister International, Westchester Women’s Agenda, the Westchester County Human Rights Commission, and YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester.

Westchester County, NY · 1d

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The Best Restaurants in Newburgh, NY: 14 Spots Worth Knowing

Come hungry to Newburgh. The small Hudson River city has quietly become one of the region’s best places to eat, and the best restaurants in Newburgh, NY cover a diverse spread of cuisines. Along Liberty Street, old storefronts house ambitious new restaurants, intimate cafés, and businesses putting their own spin on familiar comfort foods. Down by the Hudson, the former industrial waterfront offers everything from tacos and beer to upscale dinners with river views.

Newburgh, NY · 3d

positivebloom.com

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How to Grow a Christmas Rose (Hellebore) in New York for Blooms in Deep Winter

Some flowers can push open right through a layer of snow, and the white petals hang on for weeks without fuss. Funny thing is, those petals are not really petals at all. They are tough sepals, built to last through frost and thaw. The plant is not even a true rose, since it belongs to the buttercup family. It also carries a long history in old European cottage gardens.

New York · 1d

positivebloom.com

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How New York Gardeners Prune Fig Trees to Set Up a Bigger Crop Next Summer

Every November, some Brooklyn backyards sprout strange shapes wrapped in burlap, old carpet, and a plastic bucket on top. Families from Italy brought that habit to New York more than a century ago, along with cuttings from home. Funny thing is, the wrapping gets all the attention. In my own...

New York · 2d