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Ruth Leon recommends… another election: the Gabriels

The Gabriel Trilogy is a three-part play cycle written and directed by Tony Award-winning playwright and director Richard Nelson. The first play in the cycle introduces us to the Gabriels of Rhinebeck, New York. These three plays track the lives of the Gabriel Family throughout the coming presidential election year of 2017.

Rhinebeck, NY · 8h
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Finding The Hudson Valley

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Otisville nonprofit animal sanctuary hosts annual online auction for wildlife care

Three rare teddy bears knitted from fur gently brushed from living bears will be auctioned to benefit Orphaned Wildlife, a nonprofit wildlife sanctuary in Otisville,… The post Otisville nonprofit animal sanctuary hosts annual online auction for wildlife care first appeared on Finding The Hudson Valley .

Otisville, NY · 1d

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Kay secures $10,000 for feral cut trap, spay, neuter grant

TOWN OF WALLKILL – Saying there is a huge increase in feral cats in the Town of Wallkill, State Assemblywoman Paul Kay (D, Rock Hill) presented the town with $10,000 to fund a trap, spay, and neuter, and release program. The growing presence those creates health and safety concerns...

Wallkill, NY · 1d
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At Sing Sing prison, incarcerated men get preview of new PBS documentary on nation’s justice system

OSSINING, New York (AP) — As the lights dimmed inside the chapel at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in New York, around 30 incarcerated men sat scattered across the pews, waiting to preview a new docuseries on the history of the nation’s criminal justice system. Our Lady of Hope chapel was soon abuzz with discussion, […]

New York, NY · 1d

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Hudson Valley Trivia Co. brings questions, cocktails and comedy to Beacon

Friday night at Liquid Fables in downtown Beacon brought together an eclectic mix: ’90s hip-hop, an ambitious nonalcoholic cocktail menu, and an easygoing crowd ready for trivia. Before the first question was read, host John “JB” Bryan held the microphone out to the room, letting the crowd belt out the chorus from Wu-Tang Clan’s “C.R.E.A.M.”:

Beacon, NY · 3d

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Bull Hill (Mount Taurus) Hike in Cold Spring: An Easy Quarry Trail and a Fall Walking Meditation in the Hudson Valley

Bull Hill rises directly above the village of Cold Spring, and every weekend the Metro-North platform below it fills with people carrying backpacks, trail snacks and the bright expression of New Yorkers who have decided that today they are outdoorsy. Most of them are headed for the summit of Mount Taurus, the mountain’s other name and its more glamorous one. I came for the first half mile. On a clear November afternoon I walked the Washburn Trail up to the abandoned quarry at the foot of the mountain, a small and easy Hudson Valley hike that delivers a golden meadow, a wall of ancient rock and enough stillness to rearrange an entire week.

Cold Spring, NY · 2d

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In 1969, Charles Manson shocked the world with his crimes; 57 years later, a theater experience in New Orleans recreates the story behind the cult

Four cults. Four true stories. Four cocktails. That’s the whole pitch for Cult Leaders, the newest chapter of the popular “Serial Killer Speakeasy” tour, and it’s landing at the Dramatic Hall in Peekskill this December 2-3. It’s a 90-minute immersive theater experience where the stories of...

Peekskill, NY · 1d

The Overlook

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Good Boy Catskills Brings Cast-Iron Coffee to Phoenicia

Phoenicia’s newest coffee shop serves beans roasted on a century-old cast-iron machine, and its owners want you to try for yourself. Robert and Adele Genovese held a soft opening for Good Boy Catskills on Oct. 14. The coffee has a distinctive taste, Robert said, which he credits partly to the seasoning of the Gothot roaster […] The post Good Boy Catskills Brings Cast-Iron Coffee to Phoenicia appeared first on The Overlook .

Phoenicia, NY · 1d

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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 · 2d

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 · 3d

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Scissors That Cut the Cost of Living

A pair of scissors, a comb and a few minutes in front of the mirror can change someone’s day. Such a simple act of personal care is sometimes postponed when the family budget gets tight. Let It Shine Inc. addresses that reality through free haircut days, which it periodically offers at its location in Verplanck. On Wednesday, Nov. 11, the small pantry at 137 Seventh Street became a hair salon for at least a few hours. The goal went beyond a haircut: it was to lift visitors’ spirits.

Verplanck, NY · 1d

The Overlook

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In Conversation: Chris Wells on the Secret City and Belonging in Woodstock

An unlikely idea brought Chris Wells and Jeremy Bass together more than 20 years ago: a musical about a man who believes he’s turning into the Olsen twins. That show, “Olsen Terror,” played New York’s Fringe Festival and started a songwriting partnership that’s still going. On Saturday, Nov. 14, the two Woodstock residents bring an […] The post In Conversation: Chris Wells on the Secret City and Belonging in Woodstock appeared first on The Overlook .

Woodstock, NY · 1d

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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 · 3d

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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 · 5d

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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 · 2d

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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 · 3d

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These 8 Old-School New York Grocery Markets Still Feel Like Shopping With Your Grandmother

Some grocery stores still have a real butcher behind the counter, a deli slicer that never seems to stop, and shelves stocked with things the big chains never carry. New York has held on to more of these places than you might think, from Buffalo and Rochester to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx.

New York · 5d

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The Gilded Garden Trend: How to Create a European-Style Garden in New York With Roses, Boxwood, and Peonies

A single garden plant can outlive the person who planted it by a century or more. Some French and English estates still grow shrubs that were tucked into the soil before the American Revolution. That staying power is part of why old European gardens feel so calm. Clipped green lines...

New York · 4d