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Upstate NY Corgi Racing Has Gone Viral in New Video
A new level of cuteness and chaos has been unlocked at an upstate New York county fair after its corgi race devolved into an absolute free-for-all. County fair organizers certainly know which special ingredients to add to their events to make them memorable. While many Dutchess County, NY residents will tell you that the must-try experience at the Dutchess County Fair are the famous 4-H milkshakes, there was a different star a little further north.
Newly Reopened Hudson Valley Bridge Puts On Colorful Light Display
The Hudson Valley is home to many historic bridges. It's fascinating that Hudson Valley bridges are named after influential members of society. The Newburgh Beacon Bridge is also known as Hamilton Fish who it was named after. The Mid-Hudson bridge is known as Franklin Delano Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge, who was also named after an important person.
An upstate New York nonprofit is reclaiming a centuries-old cemetery for people who were enslaved
On a residential block in upstate New York, college students dug and sifted backyard dirt as part of an archeological exploration this summer of a centuries-old cemetery for African Americans.Now covered with green lawns in the city of Kingston, this spot in 1750 was part of a burial ground for people who were enslaved. It was located on what was then the outskirts of town. An unknown number of people who were denied church burials were interred here until the late 19th century, when the cemetery was covered over as the city grew.The site is now being reclaimed...
Birthing Center To Remain Open at Sharon Hospital After Merger
The birthing center at Sharon Hospital will remain open for at least five more years in a deal struck between the attorney general’s office and the new owners of the hospital. Sharon Hospital had applied to close its birthing center as part of a merger between Nuvance Health, its...
Dutchess County Millennials, Remember Club Soda?
If you were a pre-teen or middle schooler in the early 2000s in the Hudson Valley, I'm about to unlock a (most likely embarrassing) memory for you. As I was driving up Route 9 north in Fishkill earlier this week, I was stopped at the light that's right in front of Splashdown Beach. I started daydreaming a little bit and my eyes found the old Estelle & Alfonso Performing Arts Complex sign.
School District Unveils Summer Improvements Made with Voters Approved Money
No doubt it is Back to School Season in the Hudson Valley. Everyone is wrapping up the summer with one more long weekend and then it is back to the classroom next week. The summer flew by for most of us. Hard to believe Fall is on us so fast but it is and hopefully you got done the things you had planned around the house. One school district in the Hudson Valley checked a few items off their list this summer.
Historic Hudson Valley Staple Gets New Makeover
As the Hudson Valley continues to bring in new businesses, housing and more, it's important to also preserve it's past. There are historical sites, markers and houses that represent the Hudson Valley area and those who came before us to make a difference in the area. There are historic factories...
The 5th Annual Poughkeepsie Porch Fest: Music and Community Come Alive
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the 5th Annual Poughkeepsie Porch Fest, an event that transformed the Southside Historic District into a lively musical playground. Porch Fest is a unique neighborhood festival where residents turn their porches into stages for live performances, creating an immersive and intimate experience for attendees.
Special Salute To Veterans At Walkway Over Hudson Event
A special night for veterans in the Hudson Valley is scheduled for September 20th, and will be held at a historic Hudson Valley landmark. Veterans and their families will be able to enjoy a beautiful night on the World's Longest Elevated Pedestrian Bridge in a celebration of those that served.
Poughkeepsie City Council approves new Capital Improvement Plan
The Poughkeepsie City Council has approved a new $170.6 million Capital Improvement Plan. The plan covers the next 4 years and includes funding for lead water line replacement, new apparatus for the fire department, and sidewalk rehab to name a few. “I thank the Finance Department Commissioner Dr. Brian Martinez...
Popular Brewery Marks Anniversary With Commendation In Poughkeepsie
Celebration over this past weekend for King's Court Brewing Company. King's Court Brewing Company opened its doors at 40 Cannon St. in the old King's Court Hotel in the city of Poughkeepsie back in 2018, becoming Poughkeepsie's newest craft brewery. Starting with only 4 beers on tap and a lot of ambition, the brewery made it through a Global Pandemic and has thrived.
New Festival Brings NYC Downtown Theater to Hudson Valley
In an era marked by pandemic isolation, endless streaming options and familiar TV reruns, some might wonder: why venture out to see live theater at all? Unlike television, theater offers a unique communal experience in real time, gathering audiences of all ages and introducing an element of unpredictability that makes each performance distinct.
Time Running Out to Contribute to Pine Plains Bicentennial Time Capsule
The Pine Plains Bicentennial Time Capsule, managed by the Little Nine Partners Historical Society, sits partially filled, awaiting more contributions from the community before its scheduled burial later this year. Originally housed at the Pine Plains Free Library to collect observations, photos and small mementos from students and residents, the...
Development of Woodstock ’94 Site Triggers Community Debate
In 1994, the Winston Farm property in Saugerties, NY, made international headlines when it hosted the 25th anniversary of the Woodstock Festival, the so-called “middle child” to the festivals of 1969 and 1999. Over the years, several plans for the property were proposed that ultimately failed to come...
Kingston’s Military Communications and Electronics Museum | WPBS Weekly: Inside the Stories
Kingston’s Military Communications and Electronics Museum’s collection highlights the role that military communications and electronics have played in Canada’s military for more than a century. Over 20,000 square feet of gallery space is dedicated to telling the story of groundbreaking and lifesaving technology, both past and present.
Hudson Valley Communities Get $33M In Grants for Community Pools
ALBANY – Summer is just about over with Labor Day around the corner, but the state has awarded the Hudson Valley over $38 million in its “NY SWIMS” grant program to upgrade and build new swimming facilities. Dutchess County is the big winner with $10 million for...
Oasis Reunites; FDR Library and Museum; Your Community Champion; Farewell to Kousha Navidar!
15 years after the breakup of British rock band Oasis, the group has announced a reunion tour. Producer Simon Close talks about other possible musical reunions and we from listeners about who they'd like to see play together again. Looking for a great last-minute day trip for Labor Day weekend?...
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