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Why Its the Last Year for Sixteen Year Old Coyote Contest in New York
There is no question that hunting is a popular activity in New York. Often hunting is something passed down through families as tradition. I have never hunted most likely because no one in my family hunts but I do know plenty of people who consider hunting something everyone should know. This is why various organization exists to pass along hunting traditions from year to year.
Beloved Upstate New York Eatery Gives ‘Devastating, Terrible News’
Hudson Valley residents only have a few days to visit a "favorite" restaurant. The owners of Soy Asian Cuisine in Sullivan County confirmed the eatery is closing for good in 11 days. Sullivan County Eatery Closing. "We are sad to announce that we will be closing after January 15th," owners...
Mr. Beast Dares Popular YouTuber to Eerie Hudson Valley Challenge
How much money would it take for you to stay the night at a haunted mansion? What if an internet personality, who notoriously gives out large amounts of money, challenged you to stay the night at the most haunted house in the world?. That's exactly what happened recently in Glen...
Sneak Peak Inside the New Creek Bar the Catskills
A community-favorite bar and restaurant with one of the most unique features in the area has officially reopened under new ownership. Have you been to the Creek Bar before?. The tight-knit community of Mountaindale, NY narrowly avoided losing High Voltage in December of 2023. While the original owners shared that they were moving on from the business they started back in 2017, the announcement came with good news: the business would reopen under the leadership of their long-term bartender... and it's officially open (again).
Local Artist Unveils New Dove Sculpture at Domes at Catskills
The Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association (SCVA) has added a new dove sculpture to its Dove Art Trail. Launched in 2019 for the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock, the trail now has over 70 dove sculptures. Each sculpture, painted by a local artist, is located in different parts of the Sullivan Catskills, representing the region's communities.
How You Can Own A Former Favorite Hudson Valley Restaurant
The perfect opportunity awaits in the Hudson Valley. A former favorite Hudson Valley restaurant closed in September 2023, the announcement was made on social media. With over 106 comments and 107 shares, local foodies, friends and residents didn't hold back their feelings of the sudden news. While some Facebook users...
Tocks Island Dam book author to discuss saga at Columns Museum in Pike County
A talk is planned for Sunday, Jan. 21, at The Columns Museum in Milford concerning the infamous Tocks Island Dam project. This initiative, authorized by Congress in 1962, was to dam the Delaware River and create a vast reservoir nearly 40 miles long and a mile wide, reaching as far upstream as the border with Milford Borough in Pike County.
Local Museum Putting Bagels on Display; And You Can Eat Them
Usually, museums have a strict "no touching" policy. But a new delicious display in the Hudson Valley is encouraging patrons to dig in. In 1942, Louis Wichinsky was serving overseas in the U.S. Army Air Force when he was given a challenge that would change his life. The Sulivan County resident was in London celebrating the holidays with two brothers who owned a bakery. They got to talking about American ingenuity and threw a challenge to Wichinsky.
Why Its the Last Year for Sixteen Year Old Coyote Contest in New York
There is no question that hunting is a popular activity in New York. Often hunting is something passed down through families as tradition. I have never hunted most likely because no one in my family hunts but I do know plenty of people who consider hunting something everyone should know. This is why various organization exists to pass along hunting traditions from year to year.
Honesdale restaurant open for business despite road conditions
HONESDALE, WAYNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The weekend’s snowstorm forced many churches and businesses to close their doors, but on Sunday in Wayne County, 28/22 News found a few that were open despite the road conditions. Several inches of snow did not stop a local business in Honesdale from opening and serving its loyal customers. Snowplowers […]
A Part of Sullivan County Will Be Closing Down For Good
One area of the Hudson Valley will be saying goodbye to a restaurant that's been serving the community for 35 years. It's always sad when a restaurant announces that they will be closing, especially one that has been around for a while. Having a business that's been around for 35 years is a huge accomplishment and it's something that should really be celebrated.
Volunteer Opportunities Await At Bethel Woods
Wanna get in to see great shows at Bethel Woods like the WPDH Summer Concert with Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top? Sign up to volunteer at Bethel Woods. One of the greatest outdoor music venues in the country is in our own backyard here in the Hudson Valley. Gotta love the beauty of Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Sullivan County. Every summer, its always a highlight for me to venture out on the road to Bethel Woods to take in a full summer of some of the best concerts. Working for WPDH has also afforded me many cool opportunities, like introducing WPDH Summer Concerts for many years up on the stage at Bethel, including back in 2013 bringing on Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company in front of 15,000 plus WPDH listeners.
Stocking up at grocery stores ahead of the snow
HONESDALE, Pa. — There was a steady stream of shoppers at Dave's Super Duper in Honesdale. Shopping carts had many of the typical items one buys ahead of a snowstorm, along with some other necessities. "Some food, some meat, hamburgers, hot dogs," said James Casey of Hawley. "I think...
How You Can Own A Former Favorite Hudson Valley Restaurant
The perfect opportunity awaits in the Hudson Valley. A former favorite Hudson Valley restaurant closed in September 2023, the announcement was made on social media. With over 106 comments and 107 shares, local foodies, friends and residents didn't hold back their feelings of the sudden news. While some Facebook users...
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