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BEEKMAN – Long before anyone ever heard of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Wall Street had a spectacular tree of its own. For 103 years, the New York Stock Exchange has donned a Christmas tree at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets, in front of the historic stock exchange building.
Drivers on the Mid-Hudson Bridge will need to get used to another traffic change before the winter.
The vacant Rite Aid on Hooker Avenue isn't so quiet anymore. Crews pulled shelves and coolers, resurfaced the lot. What fills that space next is still anyone's guess.
A Hudson Valley store is turning 100 and starting something new.
Lights, camera, CLOSED! Several Hudson Valley businesses are temporarily shutting their doors as Hollywood returns to the area for more movie and TV filming.
Kingston is mourning the loss of a local legend. The founder of Deising's Bakery has passed away, leaving behind a sweet legacy and an incredible American Dream story.
Adams Fairacre Farms made an announcement about their new bags! They shared that thes designs of these bags were hand drawn by a local artist.
This weekend, the Hudson Valley will get a rare peek at one of its most famous ships.
Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has unveiled a $722 million budget proposal for 2027 that would increase spending by 10.5%, raise the county sales tax and use $28.5 million from general fund reserves. Serino presented the proposal Oct. 30 after her administration sought to close a gap between projected costs...
Some Hudson Valley veterans could see a portion of their property tax bill disappear under a proposal announced during Veterans Day week.
A Christmas tree with more lights than Rockefeller Center is getting ready for its dazzling Hudson Valley return.
POUGHKEEPSIE – Da’Ron Wilson has been a teacher’s assistant, a teacher, a sergeant, a coach, a principal, a veteran, an administrator, a mentor and a city councilmember. While his journey in the 33 years and roughly 130 days since graduating Poughkeepsie High School has been varied, his experiences have been guided by a philosophy:
Hollywood keeps coming to the Hudson Valley! A fan-favorite actress has been spotted filming for season 2 of 'Best Medicine.
Democrats saw large victories across Dutchess County in the Nov. 3 elections. Incumbent Democratic Representative Pat Ryan defeated Republican opponent Jackie Mary Auringer by almost 25 percentage points. In what was supposed to be a competitive state Senate race for New York’s District 39, County Legislator Lisa Kaul defeated Republican incumbent Rob Rolison by over 10 percentage points.
The following excerpts from The Millerton News were compiled by Kathleen Spahn and Rhiannon Leo-Jameson of the North East-Millerton Library. Herzog Passes on $498,370 “Mud-Pie” Projects in Townships. A $498,370 “mud-pie” road program for Dutchess County was approved last week by Lester W. Herzog, upstate WPA administrator. Part...
About 35 years ago, Robin Massa helped her daughter create a family tree for school. Soon, she was helping strangers on online forums research ancestors who might have once lived in Ancram. Today, Massa is Ancram’s town historian. She collects and catalogs old documents and photographs so that future generations...
Fine dining on a paper plate, that's the promise at The Matchbox in Rhinebeck. The burger lives up to it, and so do Sam and Joann.
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
