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2021-06-13

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Hudson / hudsonvalley360.com

ENVIRONMENTALISTS LEAD LANDSCAPE WALKS AT OLANA’S

HUDSON — Environmentalists on Olana, a new series of walks organized by The Olana Partnership and led by regional environmentalists and ecological stewards, at Olana State Historic Site and continue throughout the 2021 season. Visiting environmentalists will provide a deeper understanding of Olana and connect their expertise with Olana’s artist-designed landscape. These programs are designed in conjunction with Cross Pollination: Heade, Cole, Church, and Our Contemporary Moment, a joint exhibition created by the Thomas Cole National Historical Site, The Olana Partnership at Olana State Historic Site, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas. Read more

Fudgie The Whale Beer is Real, and Brewed in the Hudson Valley

If you've always wondered what it would like to drink an alcoholic version of a Fudgie The Whale ice cream cake, wonder no more. A Hudson Valley brewery has teamed up with Carvel ice cream to release a limited edition stout brewed with the ice cream maker's signature cookie crunches, fudge and ice cream. Read more

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Highland / hudsonvalleycountry.com

Sorely Missed Hudson Valley Restaurant Will Reopen One Year After Devastating Fire

Almost a year to the date from when a car crashing into the front of the Gunk Haus, located at 387 South Street in Highland caused a devastating fire, they are ready to announce that the Gunk Haus is set to re-open. It was back in June of 2020 that... Read more

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New York / 1045theteam.com

New COVID Rules New York Bars, Restaurants Must Follow

Gov. Andrew Cuomo released updated COVID rules for bars and restaurants across New York State. On Wednesday, Cuomo's office released updated guidance for food-service establishments operating outside of New York City. This guidance will be in effect until 70 percent of all adults over the age of 18 have had at least one vaccination shot. Read more

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