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Closing Time: Beloved Hudson Valley Movie Theater Forced To Close
It's the end of an era, the only movie theater in one Hudson Valley hometown is closing. In May, Hudson Valley Post reported on a puzzling plan that would transform the theater into something the area has far too many of. Changes For Showtime Cinemas In Newburgh, New York?. During...
New Restaurant Takes Over Former Walden Diner In Orange County, NY
The Hudson Valley now has several new businesses to explore. A new, unique cafe, opened in Delaware County, NY celebrating the Catskills area. The Lollipop Cafe is now open in Hancock, NY. A new hibachi style restaurant opened their doors in a convenient Ulster County, NY location. SAKIMURA Hibachi &...
Rare equine virus that can infect humans found in 7 more NY counties
Albany, N.Y. — The state Department of Health said it had confirmed cases of Eastern equine encephalitis in horses in seven more upstate counties this week, days after confirming that a horse in the town of Newburgh had died of the virus last week. Testing confirmed that the virus...
New Restaurant Brings A Taste Of New Orleans To Poughkeepsie, NY
Hudson Valley foodies, listen up! A new restaurant has opened up in Dutchess County bringing us New Yorkers a taste of the south. Eastdale Village in Poughkeepsie, New York is one of the hottest places to live and play in the Hudson Valley. Since 2019, Eastdale Village has been welcoming...
Popular Military Themed Hudson Valley Deli Closes For Good
I was surprised to see that a favorite spot of mine was no more. There are a lot of great delis throughout the area, and living in the city of Poughkeepsie we have a few great options to choose from, but one in particular has been a go-to of mine for the past couple of years.
Eastern Equine Encephalitis kills Ulster County horse
KINGSTON – A horse in the hamlet of Wallkill has died from Eastern Equine Encephalitis, the State Health Department said. There is no risk of infected horses spreading the virus to humans or other horses as EEE is transmitted from mosquito bites, and there are currently no confirmed human cases in the state.
Get Ready For New Caribbean Cuisine, Hopewell Junction
Hopewell Junction is getting ready for the grand opening of a brand new restaurant that will bring vibrant Caribbean cuisine to the Hudson Valley. The location of the new restaurant may be familiar to many, as it was formerly the home of Hudson Valley Gyro Grill & Market, which has since found a new home in Wappingers Falls after many locals expressed their concern over where they could find their favorite gyros.
Walking to and Fro to Eye Dance, Sky and Sculpture
<First published online in the New York Times on July 8, 2008>. BEACON, N.Y.. To return to Merce Cunningham’s choreography, no matter how good or bad any other dance you may have been watching of late, is to have the palate cleansed. At first you just see movement, much of which is neither pretty nor obviously expressive, but it’s always substantial, complex, arresting.
New City Apple Picking Fun: Your Ultimate Guide to Local Orchards
It's apple-picking time in the New City-Nyack area! Whether you're looking to make family memories or just enjoy the taste of a just-picked apple, New City-Nyack has some fantastic pick-your-own apple orchards to explore. Below, you'll find all the info on the best apple-picking spots in New City-Nyack. Grab your baskets, and get ready for a deliciously fun day!
Where to Dine Near the Hudson Valley’s Colleges and Universities
Dining hall fare is great and all — ok, it’s fine — but sometimes a college student needs something more real-deal delicious. If you’re looking for an eatery to enjoy that isn’t just whatever the university cafeteria is dishing up, we’ve got you covered. The Hudson Valley has a vibrant restaurant scene, with many new and classic eateries located around local colleges. So, after settling in for the semester, be sure to check out these locations for a go-to spot to grab a bite.
Even Together, Alone: An Ethos of Soloism and Independence
<First published online in the New York Times on May 19, 2009>. BEACON, N.Y.. “Go placidly amid the noise and haste.” The opening words of Max Ehrmann’s “Desiderata” have often come to mind while watching Merce Cunningham’s dances. The fact that some of the scores he uses are babels of conflicting sound has often made for good philosophy and great theater: the dancers proceed through the cacophony collected and unperturbed.
About Natalie Diaz and David Wood
Good Friday, friends! Today on La Voz with Mariel Fiori is immigration and culture day. In his column, books for the people with SUNY New Paltz literature professor Adolfo Bejar Lara, presented us with the work of Mojave-American poet Natalie Diaz, from the Akimel O'odham community. In our new section,...
Scary Movie Night in New Paltz Reschedule
Unfortunately, it seems that Mother Nature didn't get the memo. Water Street Market was scheduled to have a movie night tonight at 7 PM but it has had to be rescheduled. New Paltz Community Wellness who has been behind many public movie nights in New Paltz set out to bring everyone together for a fun scary night at Water Street Market but sadly the rain has spoiled tonight's fun. The good news is that they can reschedule!
Being Alone Together in Cunningham’s World
<First published online in the New York Times on December 8, 2008>. BEACON, N.Y.. “Love consists in this,” the poet Rilke wrote in a famous passage, “that two solitudes protect and touch and greet each other.” On Saturday and Sunday the choreographer Merce Cunningham’s two Events at Dia:Beacon began with multiple solitudes: all 14 of his dancers pacing around a huge L-shaped space (the audience sat on two outer sides of the L, facing a Sol LeWitt white sculpture on the inner side), all doing more or less the same steps but never at the same time and never making connections.
Ceramic roses growing out of concrete
Rather than picking roses, young children rolled clay to create ceramic roses, and they bloomed on Central Avenue last week as the latest art project in Peekskill’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) was installed. Under the guiding hand of Brazilian artist Simone Kestelman, Peekskill children in grades K through 2...
The fabric of our lives: help create a Peekskill Collage and Quilt
On Saturday, August 24, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm drop by the Field Library in downtown Peekskill to help create Peekskill’s Multicultural Community Collage/ Quilts and celebrate the rich diversity of our city. There is no sewing involved, but cutting, pasting and letting color, fabric patterns and images tell your story. People of all skill levels and every age from seniors to school age children (with adult supervision) are welcome and encouraged to participate. All materials will be provided and are free.
Warning: ‘Do Not Touch’ These Venomous New York Caterpillars
An eagle-eyed Hudson Valley hiker recently spotted one of the coolest caterpillars in New York State... then came the warnings. Caterpillars can be a touchy subject in New York. From the spongy moth caterpillar catastrophe earlier in the summer to the fickle weather predictions of the woolly bear caterpillar, these little insects can cause quite a fuss. Some, however, can be dangerous.
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