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Things to do in the mid-Hudson Valley this June for food, music and art lovers
If the recent warm weather has you ready to fully embrace summer, the mid-Hudson Valley is offering up plenty of events to kick off the season in June. Whether you'd like to celebrate by checking out the food trucks in the area, doing some shopping or going to a concert, there's something for everyone.
Masterson and Faurie Farm secures permanent protection
MARLBOROUGH-PLATTEKILL – The 320 acres of forest and farmland in the towns of Marlborough and Plattekill – the Masterson and Faurie Farm, have secured a conservation easement through the Wallkill Valley Land Trust. The easement secures the future of the scenic property and ensures it will remain a...
Letter to the Editor: How SUNY New Paltz observed the anniversary of the Kent State massacre
Like many, I am absolutely appalled that, on the eve of the anniversary of the Kent State massacre, Darrell Wheeler, President of SUNY New Paltz, called in, at great waste of tax dollars, State and Town police and the County Sheriff’s office, who then committed felonies against students peacefully assembled to protest college investment in the genocidal regime of Israel. Tents had been removed, and students were quietly sitting on a quad on their own campus, which they and their families have paid for them to attend.
Top Steak Dinner Restaurants in the Hudson Valley
Sometimes you just want to go out for a steak Check out this list of top Hudson Valley Steak Restaurants I put together for you. It will be delicious fun to work your way from Kingston to Rhinebeck then down to Hyde Park, Beacon, and over Newburgh then back up the road to New Paltz. Delicious steaks with mouthwatering sides await you at these wonderful Hudson Valley restaurants that serve steak.
Old-timey Spring dance in High Falls this Thursday
Celebrate the full bloom of Spring this Thursday with an old-fashioned piano bar singalong led by Elliot Matz, whose Valentine’s Day performance drew a full house. Alongside co-host Jay Blotcher, Matz will charm attendees with timeless tunes about spring and summer from the early 1900s. The event encourages donations to benefit the Rondout Valley Growers, supporting local farmers and community food programs. Admission is free, but for those wishing to enjoy the singalong from the comfort of a table, it’s wise to book dinner reservations in advance. Visit thespysocialeatery.com for more.
Arlington Locals Savor Sweet Relief with Therapy Dogs and $1 Root Beer Floats Event
Arlington locals needing a stress buster found a sweet deal with a side of furry affection this past weekend. On Saturday, East hosted an event with therapy dogs and root beer floats, adding a little sugar and comfort for anyone needing to decompress. According to Arlington Parks and Recreation, therapy dogs from the Heart of Texas were on hand to offer cuddles, all for free.
Kingston, NY Adopts Vacant Property With Hopes To ‘Restore’
Kingston, NY is the home to several historic buildings, markers and statues. Residents can also keep history alive by living in a 1920's shirt factory within Ulster County, NY. The City of Kingston shared that this area was first settled in 1652. Kingston, NY was also the first capital in...
Two former State Troopers: Colleges need to be more reactionary to protests
MID-HUDSON – When a prominent activist chained himself to a fence at the Competitive Power Ventures (CPV) power plant years ago, Brendan Casey, then a Captain with the State Police, had troopers move in quickly. Casey said troopers used bolt cutters to remove the man and dispersed a group...
Holocaust Remembrance Day highlights resurgent of anti-Semitism
RHINEBECK – In memory of the six million European Jews murdered by the Nazis during World War II, Holocaust Remembrance Day was held on Sunday. In Rhinebeck, the Jewish Federation of Dutchess County held a peaceful demonstration against anti-Semitism and hate. The group was joined by Assemblyman A.J. Beephan...
City of Kingston announces 2024 Distinguished Artist Award recipient
KINGSTON- Mayor Steven T. Noble and the Kingston Arts Commission are pleased to announce the recipient of the 2024 City of Kingston Distinguished Artist Award will be visual artist and illustrator Matthew Pleva. The Distinguished Artist Award ceremony will be held on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at city hall.
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