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Popular Hudson Valley Restaurant For Over 40 Years For Sale
Pizzeria/Italian restaurant established in 1982 recently hit the market. We are lucky to have quite a few great Italian retaurants thgroughout the Hudson Valley, some that have been around for as long as we can remember. One of those retaurants is currently up for sale. Family owned and operated since...
New Sign Leads People to Nature Center for Fall Fun
The Hudson Highlands Nature Center (HHNC) formerly known as the Museum of the Hudson Highlands has done more than change its name. They have gotten a new sign. The HHNC sign on Route 218 in the Village of Cornwall was looking like it need a bit of help. So Tyler Ryan was tapped to create a new one just in time for people to be looking for the HHNC to enjoy all the fall activities.
Taking the Plunge: Swimming Places We Loved
Late-summer memories of magical swimming spots, past and present, in Yonkers and Port Washington, not to mention Singapore and Tokyo—plus a lake in Putnam County. A Roman bath reimagined in Westchester: At Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers. . . . . . . . . . . . ....
Want to Own a Piece of The Pretty Little Liars Set from Newburgh?
How cool would it be to put a fictional ice cream shop in your house? Well, now you can!. Set of HBO Drama on Display at Newburgh, New York Mall. In July of 2024, the Newburgh Mall made a pretty cool announcement. They had a piece of the Pretty Little Liars set on display.
West Haverstraw Food Truck & Music Festival Promises a Day of Fun
West Haverstraw, NY – Get ready for a day of delicious eats and lively entertainment at the West Haverstraw Food Truck & Music Festival on Saturday, September 14, 2024, at Peck’s Pond Park. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., offering a full day of family-friendly fun.
Unleashing Fun and Flavor: A Day at Aspire Brewery in Middletown
Today, I had the pleasure of exploring Aspire Brewery in Middletown, NY, and it was nothing short of extraordinary! From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the spacious and modern design of this 30,000-square-foot facility. The comfort and scale set the perfect backdrop for a fantastic day.
Zero Waste Farm Dining Experience Coming To The Hudson Valley
New eateries and restaurants have opened in the Hudson Valley, expanding our options more. The former Walden Diner in Walden, NY is now El Azteca Mexican Restaurant, serving guests flavorful options. A sweet new eatery is now serving Hancock, NY with their homemade options. Guests can visit Lollipop Cafe within...
Willow Tree Painting & Home Improvement LLC Highlights Signs That Indicate It Is Time to Repaint
Warwick, NY - In a website post, Willow Tree Painting & Home Improvement LLC highlighted signs that indicate it is time to repaint. The painters Monroe noted that one clear indicator that repainting is necessary is when the paint starts to peel or chip away. This deterioration typically occurs due to prolonged exposure to the elements, such as intense sun, heavy rain, or fluctuating temperatures. Peeling or chipping paint detracts from the home's appearance and exposes underlying surfaces to potential damage.
Dunkin’ Grand Opening Sparks Facebook Group Turmoil
STONY POINT NY – Stony Point has found itself in the throes of a full-blown caffeine crisis. In Stony Point. The source of this collective jitter? The impending opening of a Dunkin’ Donuts at 291 Willow Grove Rd. — a location so convenient that it might just single-handedly save the morning commute of thousands from a caffeine-deprived driving experience.
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.
Francine Prose to speak at Cornwall Library Sept. 21
CORNWALL –Francine Prose, author of “1974, A Personal History,” will appear in conversation with author Roxana Robinson at the Cornwall Library at 4 p.m. Prose’s book is a haunting new memoir about her youth in the 1970s and of coming of age in counterculture America. Registration...
Muddy Water Players to perform ‘Urinetown’
This September, Creative Theatre – Muddy Water Players will present the popular musical, “Urinetown,” by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis. Performances are scheduled for Saturday, September 7 at 7 p.m.; Sunday, September 8 at 2 p.m.; Friday, September 13 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, September 14 at 7 p.m.; Sunday, September 15 at 2 p.m.; Friday, September 20 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, September 21 at 7 p.m.; and Sunday, September 22 at 2 p.m.
KinoSaito Presents Their Third Anniversary on Saturday, September 7
Is pleased to present a Garden Party, Gallery Naming Rights Ceremony, and concert by Arone Dyer to celebrate their 3rd Anniversary on Saturday, September 7, 2024, from 2-7 pm. Accompanying the festivities will be a panel discussion featuring NON Objectified exhibition artists Jamie Diamond, Naama Tsabar, Rachel Eulena Williams, and Curator Kathy Battista, as well as Open Studios with Artists in Residence, Tommy Kha and Chie Fueki. The event is open to the public with an admission fee of $20 which includes food from Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace, along with complimentary drinks and sake tasting from Dassai Blue Sake Brewery. The event will take place at KinoSaito’s at 115 7th Street in Verplanck, NY.
Penguin Rep Theatre Unveils The Steel Man in Stony Point
Stony Point, NY – Penguin Rep Theatre, under the artistic leadership of Joe Brancato and executive direction of Andrew M. Horn, proudly presents the world premiere of The Steel Man, a new play by Cary Gitter. The production, which runs from September 6 through September 29, 2024, at Penguin’s repurposed hay barn theatre, marks the closing of the nonprofit’s 46th season.
Two local celebrations honor the life and legacy of Paul Robeson
A close relative of Paul Robeson, whose 1949 concerts sparked the Peekskill Riots, called Peekskill “the most progressive community in Westchester,” as it seeks to honor the Black actor, singer, and activist through the Robeson in Peekskill project. Gregory Robeson-Smith Jr., Robeson’s grand-nephew and the pastor of the...
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