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The Hudson Valley Family Farm Where Horseback Rides Wind Across 117 Acres First Settled In 1965

Some places in New York still do things the slow, friendly way, and this farm near Pine Bush is one of them. The title says it all: 117 acres, a family story stretching back to 1965, and horses that have carried nervous kids, birthday riders, and even a bride across the trails.

Pine Bush, NY · 15h
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Hudson House River Inn Review: A Cold Spring Lunch With the Best River View in Town

Hudson House River Inn has been feeding hungry arrivals on the Cold Spring waterfront since 1832, and on a gold November afternoon, with a cinnamon-rimmed cider sangria in hand and the Hudson rolling past the veranda, it served me the most satisfying lunch of the fall. Hudson House River Inn...

Cold Spring, NY · 2d
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Middletown out of Sec. IX Championship: Newburgh to play VC tomorrow

The Middie Bears history-making football season is over. The team, which was undefeated for the first time since 1965, didn’t lose at all on the gridiron this season – but they were ousted from the Section IX Class AA Championships for a rule violation involving a player who was not eligible to compete in the post-season contest.

Middletown, NY · 1d
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Brooks' House of Bar-B-Q chicken dinner in Stone Ridge, pre-order by November 15

Tasty chicken dinners from Brooks' House of Bar-B-Q of Oneonta will be available for drive-up take-out, 3-6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Marbletown Reformed Church, 3750 Main St., Stone Ridge. Each $16 dinner, paid by cash or check only, includes half a chicken, coleslaw, baked potato, dinner roll and dessert. There will also be Brooks' bottled Bar-B-Q sauce available for purchase. Pre-order (recommended) by Sunday, Nov. 15 at 845-687-3057. For more information, visit Marbletown Reformed Church on Facebook.

Stone Ridge, NY · 2d
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Some Dutchess Homeowners Could Have Property Taxes Erased

Some Hudson Valley veterans could see a portion of their property tax bill disappear under a proposal announced during Veterans Day week.

Dutchess County, NY · 2d

92.7/96.9 WRRV

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FREE Haircuts for Veterans In Need

A band of misfit barbers are teaming up to provide free haircuts for veterans in need for one day only in Poughkeepsie. Here's where you can find out where and when.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d

92.7/96.9 WRRV

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New York's Brightest Christmas Tree to be Lit in Hudson Valley

A Christmas tree with more lights than Rockefeller Center is getting ready for its dazzling Hudson Valley return.

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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Second Nature, gender & sexuality in the animal world documentary screening

The Environmental Club, LGBTQ+ Association, and Allies Club invite the campus community and public to a special screening of the documentary, “Second Nature, gender & sexuality in the animal world,” 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, in Burroughs Hall 120, SUNY Ulster, 491 Cottekill Road, Stone Ridge. This event is free and open to the public.

Stone Ridge, NY · 3d

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NFA alumna returns home to star as Glinda in ‘The Wiz’

NEWBURGH- Newburgh Free Academy (NFA) is bringing the magic of The Wiz to the stage this weekend, featuring a special guest performer with deep ties to the school. Mina Thomas Brett, an NFA graduate from the Class of 2005, will return to her alma mater to play Glinda in the school’s production of the seven-time Tony Award-winning musical. The production puts a soulful spin on the classic Wizard of Oz story, blending gospel, funk, R&B, and high-energy choreography.

Newburgh, NY · 3d

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Ulster County Beekeepers to share “Gizmos, Gadgets & Great Ideas” at November meeting

NEW PALTZ- Beekeepers and anyone curious about the fascinating world of honeybees are invited to join the Ulster County bee club for an evening of ideas, inspiration, and beekeeping know-how on Monday, November 23, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting, titled “Gizmos, Gadgets & Great Ideas!”, will feature club members sharing...

Ulster County, NY · 2d

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Hudson Valley Drivers Can Score $500 in Gas This Tanks-Giving

With gas prices soaring past $4 a gallon, one Hudson Valley gas station is giving drivers a chance to fill up their tanks for free.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Newburgh plans Hasbrouck Street neighborhood cleanup

NEWBURGH- The City of Newburgh will conduct a neighborhood cleanup and code enforcement initiative along Hasbrouck Street, between South Robinson Avenue (Route 9W) and William Street, on Monday, November 16. The effort will bring together several city departments to improve neighborhood conditions, address property maintenance concerns and enhance public safety....

Newburgh, NY · 3d

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Arlington volleyball sweep Monroe-Woodbury, punch ticket to regionals

CROSS RIVER - It's been a week to remember for Arlington volleyball. On Saturday, the Admirals broke a drought for the program, winning the school's first Section 1 Class AAA championship in 15 years in dramatic fashion. Arlington avenged early-season losses to John Jay with a thrilling four-set victory to capture the sectional crown. Just four days later, the Admirals were back on the court. The results were the same in the end, just a little less stressful this time. Controlling momentum from the opening serve, Arlington grabbed a convincing three-set sweep over Section 9's Monroe-Woodbury in the New York State Class AAA subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon. It's been a dream week inside of a dream season for the Admirals, who are making sure to cherish the moments and achievements along the way. "It means the world to me. These girls are my best friends, I say it all the time," senior Amelia Giorgi said after the game when asked about the emotions of the past two victories. "Our team, we love each other so much and it shows on the court." On Wednesday, there was a slight sweat for Arlington in the second set with

Arlington, NY · 2d

The Overlook

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At 99, World War II Veteran Ron Gibbons on Finding Joy and Working at Lowe’s

On Mondays and Fridays, Ron Gibbons waters flowers and chats with customers in the lawn and garden section of Lowe’s in Kingston. At 99, the World War II veteran hasn’t slowed down. “If you rest, you rust,” Gibbons said in an interview at his home in Hurley, reflecting on his life ahead of Veterans Day. […] The post At 99, World War II Veteran Ron Gibbons on Finding Joy and Working at Lowe’s appeared first on The Overlook .

Kingston, NY · 2d

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Gradual Abolition: New Research on John Hasbrouck and His Family

On Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 7 pm, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host a virtual presentation and conversation entitled “Gradual Abolition to Freedom: New Research on John Hasbrouck and His Family” with Josephine Bloodgood and Kate Hymes. The talk will focus on the story of a Black child born in New Paltz in 1806 under New York’s gradual abolition acts and explores the personal stories of how the laws impacted John, his enslaved parents, and other family members.

New Paltz, NY · 1d

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Newburgh Charter Review Commission schedules two November meetings

NEWBURGH- The City of Newburgh Charter Review Commission will hold two public meetings in November to discuss matters related to the city’s charter. The meetings are scheduled for Monday, November 16, and Monday, November 30. Both meetings will begin at 7 p.m. and will be held in person at the Activity Center, located at 401 Washington Street in Newburgh.

Newburgh, NY · 6h

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Kingston Library targets February relocation to Franklin Street

The long-awaited return of the Kingston Library is officially on the horizon. Following extensive structural overhauls and historic preservation work at its main Midtown branch, library leadership is preparing for a physical relocation back to Franklin Street starting this coming January. While minor construction hurdles remain, the heavy lifting is...

Kingston, NY · 3d

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College institutes three percent budget cuts after $3 million deficit

Vassar College instituted three percent budget cuts this year after facing a $3 million budget deficit. The administration managed to reduce that deficit to $1 million, then instructed each of the College’s 10 divisions to cut their operating budgets by three percent to further balance the deficit; salaries were not affected.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d