July 2020
The July 2020 issue includes the winners of the 2020 Chronogrammies and The Future is Now special section with local thinkers envisioning a better path forward in every area from land use to racial justice and economics.
Coronavirus Roundup: Schools Plan for Reopening
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties for Thursday, July 30 and Friday, July 31. NEW YORK STATE415,014 cases confirmed (644 new)5,889,237 tests performed (68,869 new)Positive test rate: 0.9%25,150 deaths (5 new)576 current hospitalizations140 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
Coronavirus Roundup: Calls to Raise Taxes on Wealthy Grow Louder as Pandemic Drags On
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties for Tuesday, July 28 and Wednesday, July 29. NEW YORK STATE413,593 cases confirmed (715 new)5,746,822 tests performed (62,276 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%25,132 deaths (6 new)619 current hospitalizations154 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
Two New Drive-In Film Series Add to Hudson Valley Summer Fun
Get the family in the car and roll your way to a safer night of entertainment. And add these other excellent activities to your schedule as well.
Prison Visitation in the Era of COVID-19
Roberta last saw her fiancé, Reggie, on March 13 during her regular weekly visit to Green Haven Correctional Facility in Beekman, where Reggie has been incarcerated for nearly 14 years. (The names of sources in this piece have been changed to protect their privacy.) At that visit, Reggie told Roberta that he suspected the Department…
Coronavirus Roundup: What We Talk About When We Talk About Cleanliness
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published Monday, July 27. NEW YORK STATE412,344 cases confirmed (608 new)5,627,149 tests performed (57,270 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%25,117 deaths (11 new)642 current hospitalizations149 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888) 364-3065…
Coronavirus Roundup: New York County Leaders Plead for Federal Aid
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties for Thursday, July 23 and Friday, July 24. NEW YORK STATE410,450 cases confirmed (753 new)5,444,845 tests performed (76,507 new)Positive test rate: 1%25,090 deaths (9 new)650 current hospitalizations156 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
Black Lives Matter Rally Met With Violence in Pleasant Valley
Warning: This article contains a racial slur used to denigrate Black people. The Rally for Black Lives in Pleasant Valley on the afternoon of Saturday, July 18, should have been a relatively straightforward affair. Participants were to meet at Cady Recreation Park, march east on Main Street, up Quaker Hill Road, down North Avenue, then…
Coronavirus Roundup: ‘Cuomo Chips’ Don’t Satisfy Bar Food Order
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties for Tuesday, July 21 and Wednesday, July 22. NEW YORK STATE408,886 cases confirmed (705 new)5,298,640 tests performed (67,659 new)Positive test rate: 1%25,068 deaths (10 new)714 current hospitalizations179 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
False Positives Skew Test Results in Dutchess, Ulster Counties
About two dozen people in Dutchess and Ulster counties received false positive results for COVID-19 tests last week, the result of a batch contamination at a private lab used by hospital group Nuvance Health. According to county officials, the error affected 18 people in Dutchess County, including 13 people at the Nuvance-run Thompson House nursing…
Five Cool Things to Do While the Hudson Valley Weather Gets Hot
Summer keeps steaming along as area arts outlets focus on safe, innovative ways present to present events while New York State is in Phase 4 of reopening.
Deadly Danskammer Plans
While attention is turned toward the phased reopenings in the Hudson Valley after the coronavirus lockdown, another threat to our health is taking shape and bringing with it threats to the climate goals New York State has adopted. Danskammer Energy owns a 68-year-old power plant on the Hudson River in the Town of Newburgh. The…
Coronavirus Roundup: New York Legislators Punt On Looming Budget Gap
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published Monday, July 20. NEW YORK STATE407,326 cases confirmed (519 new)5,164,812 tests performed (49,342 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%25,056 deaths (8 new)716 current hospitalizations158 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888) 364-3065…
Hunger in the Hudson Valley, Before and After COVID-19
Jessica Walker was frustrated. It was mid-March, in the early days of New York State’s coronavirus lockdown, and the 33-year-old teacher’s aide had dragged her 10-year-old son and her infant boy to a grocery store in New Paltz. The store was crammed with panicked shoppers. Walker had loaded the belt with her purchases, only to…
Coronavirus Roundup: Anticipating a Resurgence of the Pandemic in New York
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties for Thursday, July 16 and Friday, July 17. NEW YORK STATE405,551 cases confirmed (776 new)4,999,449 tests performed (78,239 new)Positive test rate: 1%25,024 deaths (10 new)765 current hospitalizations179 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
Hudson Valley Airstream Makes Your Sleek Tiny Home Dreams Come True
A creative director and a sculpture artist/furniture designer trained in industrial design use their combined skill set to breathe new life into decades-old trailers and transform them into modern, liveable tiny homes that sell for just under $100,000
Coronavirus Roundup: Fourth of July Infections Are Causing Spikes Across New York
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties covering Tuesday, July 14 and Wednesday, July 15. NEW YORK STATE404,006 cases confirmed (831 new)4,848,525 tests performed (63,598 new)Positive test rate: 1.3%25,003 deaths (9 new)831 current hospitalizations165 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State…
Live Music and Screenings Among This Week’s Hudson Valley Events
This week’s roundup of Hudson Valley activities brings quite an interesting assortment of things to do.
Nuvance Health Denies Hazard Pay for Workers at Vassar Brothers
When Lorey Sanicola, a patient safety companion at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, was ordered to attend to a COVID-positive patient, she did what all frontline workers do—risked her life to do her job. Sanicola told her boss she was nervous about being so close to the patient. According to Sanicola, her boss told…
Coronavirus Roundup: State Issues Data-Driven Guidance for Reopening Schools
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published between Saturday, July 11 and Monday, July 13. NEW YORK STATE402,263 cases confirmed (557 new)4,724,882 tests performed (51,687 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%24,989 deaths (10 new)792 current hospitalizations175 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York…
Coronavirus Roundup: Nursing Home Visits Resume, With Restrictions
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published on Friday, July 10. NEW YORK STATE400,299 cases confirmed (786 new)4,541,574 tests performed (73,558 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%24,968 deaths (9 new)826 current hospitalizations178 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888)…
Arts Education in COVID-19: Chronogram Conversations Recap
On June 30, Chronogram hosted a virtual conversation on Zoom with educators from across the region about the challenges and opportunities of teaching art during a pandemic. The conversation was sponsored by Cornell Creative Arts Center.
A Hopeful, Progressive Bid for the Catskills’ 102nd District
Mary “Betsy” Kraat has personally experienced the Hudson Valley’s housing crisis, having been evicted twice in her hometown of Kingston, the second time after refusing to pay rent during a bedbug infestation. Trying to find housing on a limited budget with two children proved impossible in the city. Every rental advertisement received dozens of responses…
Coronavirus Roundup: Decision on Schools Won’t Be Made Until August
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published on Wednesday, July 8. NEW YORK STATE398,929 cases confirmed (692 new)4,402,452 tests performed (57,585 new)Positive test rate: 1.2%24,944 deaths (11 new)841 current hospitalizations166 current ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888)…
Why Abolish the Police? Because We Can Replace Them
When you first heard about the movement to abolish the police, did something clench up inside? Same here. Many find the notion bewildering, unthinkable: How would society function? In defense, we step back from that abyss of uncertainty and erect a wall of rationality. “Abolishing the police is crazy,” we assure ourselves, in an unsettling…
Defending Your Neighborhood From Nazis and White Supremacists Without Calling the Cops
Editor’s note: Due to safety concerns involving antifascist work, The River has elected to grant anonymity to the author of this essay, at their request. We believe publishing this essay anonymously is the only way to deliver an important perspective to our readers. In early June, members of Beacon’s LGBTQ community found themselves targeted by…
The Digital Divide Is Worsening Under COVID-19
The Federal Communications Commission provides data on residential access to internet services sortable by Congressional district. At first glance, Antonio Delgado’s 19th district, which includes most of the mid-Hudson Valley and several rural counties, and Paul Tonko’s 20th district, which includes Albany, Schenectady, and Troy, appear comparable to Peter King’s 2nd urban district on Long…
The Rhinebeck Post Office Mural Is an Ode to White Mastery
Directly under the teller counter at the Rhinebeck Post office, an enslaved Black man is depicted harvesting corn. His tattered shorts are gathered around his thin body and he stoops so low to the ground that he is almost prostate. One can count his ribs, and most disturbingly, his face seems to be missing. Though…
Shakespeare, a Market, and a Movie Are Among This Week’s Hudson Valley Events
Arts outlets and businesses around the region continue to seek a balance as they negotiate reopenings amid the pandemic.
The Contentious Struggle Over the Kingston Academy Green Monuments
On June 14, Lisa Royer was meeting with a fellow organizer and a dozen young people at Academy Green Park in uptown Kingston. The group, known as Justice for Aleesa, was getting together to plan future actions drawing attention to the victimization of Royer’s daughter, Aleesa, by local police officers in 2017 and police brutality…
Coronavirus Roundup: A Red-Hot Real Estate Market in Upstate New York
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published on Monday, July 6. NEW YORK STATE397,649 cases confirmed (518 new)4,288,131 tests performed (54,328 new)Positive test rate: 1.0%24,913 deaths (9 new)817 hospitalizations170 ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888) 364-3065 Rentals…
Coronavirus Roundup: Cases Rise Slightly in Westchester, Ulster Counties
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published on Friday, July 3. NEW YORK STATE395,872 cases confirmed (918 new)4,107,985 tests performed (66,392 new)Positive test rate: 1.4%24,885 deaths (8 new)857 hospitalizations188 ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888) 364-3065 Daily…
Inaugural Kingston Annual 2020 Exhibition Goes Forward Despite COVID
The vibrant Hudson Valley arts scene has refused to be cowed by COVID-19, and in fact new initiatives have been launched throughout the pandemic from virtual exhibitions to outdoor art displays. Local organizations the Kingston Midtown Arts District (MAD) and Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) are currently looking for submissions for the inaugural Kingston Annual…
Basic Income Guarantee: A Pilot in Hudson
Zohna Everett’s finances had her on the ropes. Throughout much of 2018, the 42-year-old resident of Stockton, California, was barely making ends meet as her professional and personal life problems started to collide. After being laid off from her job with the federal government earlier that year, she struggled to replace the lost income as a…
Even Aliens Love the Hudson Valley: On World UFO Day, Celebrate the Local “Flap”
Each July 2, fans of unidentified flying objects celebrate their belief that We Are Not Alone—and that They have come closer than official sources care to acknowledge. Are the aliens coming? If they are, the Hudson Valley’s clearly already on their supercharged next-gen radar.
What Does It Mean to Defund the Police?
Fear. Ecstasy. Revulsion. Relief. How a person reacts to the call to defund their local police department depends powerfully on that person’s experience of police, regardless of ethnicity or color. If the police helped you once—if you’ve been spared too many negative interactions with cops—then you’re liable to view law enforcement as synonymous with public…
Coronavirus Roundup: ‘Every Part of the Country Is at Risk,’ says CDC
This is a roundup of coronavirus news and announcements from New York State and Hudson Valley and Catskills counties published on Wednesday, July 1. NEW YORK STATE394,079 cases confirmed (625 new)3,971,648 tests performed (56,710 new)Positive test rate: 1.1%24,866 deaths (11 new)879 hospitalizations226 ICU admissionsNew York State coronavirus pageNew York State official pressroomHotline: (888) 364-3065 Coronavirus…
Everything You Need to Know About COVID-19 Testing
Note: This story was updated July 1 with new information. When should you get tested and where? What symptoms would someone need to be experiencing in order to be tested? We have gathered all the COVID-19 testing information for each county in the Hudson Valley and Catskills and compiled it into this comprehensive list. Please…
On the Cover: Pauline Decarmo | July 2020
Artist Pauline Decarmo discusses her art and what inspires it.
Cornell Creative Arts Center’s Inclusive Approach to Virtual Classes
While the CCAC team is looking forward to fully opening the space to the community in the future, this summer they have wholeheartedly pivoted to virtual offerings, which are live-streamed through an app called Mindbody. While the virtual classes offer a solution in the short-term, the team also sees a new world of possibilities for…
What Does It Mean to Defund the Police?
A talk with Alex Vitale, author of The End of Policing, on alternatives to our current police framework.
Black Dirt Resilience: Warwick in the Pandemic
When the COVID-19 shutdown hit, Warwick residents circled the wagons. An e-commerce pushed helped many of the smaller businesses get online and together they endured.
Album Review: Bobby Previte/Jamie Saft/Nels Cline | Music from the Early 21st Century
Album review of Music from the Early 21st Century by Bobby Previte, Jamie Saft, and Nels Cline.
Aries Horoscope | July 2020
You will have the power to charge on ahead, but consider your safety.
Taurus Horoscope | July 2020
This month’s planetary alignment will shine a light on all things in need of repair.
Arts & Entertainment Winners
The 2020 Chronogrammies winners in the Arts and Entertainment category.
2020 Chronogrammies Results
The great reveal! Our inaugural readers’ choice awards garnered participation from 20,000 community members, who cast 92,000 votes for their favorite Hudson Valley businesses across 128 categories.
Statues of Limitation: The Commemorative Justice Movement
Monuments in Academy Green Park in Kingston spark a call for commemorative justice.
Hotel Spotlight: Mohonk Mountain House
A spotlight on Mohonk Mountain House, Chronogrammies winner in the Shelter category.
Music Store Spotlight: Alto Music
A spotlight on Alto Music, Chronogrammies winner in the Arts and Entertainment category.
Why Abolish the Police?
All the nonabolitionist reforms to policing have failed. What about neighborhood pods instead?
Gemini Horoscope | July 2020
July may bring the energy and power you need to push through.
Grocery Store Spotlight: Adam’s Fairacre Farm
A spotlight on Adam’s Fairacre Farm, Chronogrammies winner in the Retail category.
Arts Organization Spotlight: Arts Mid-Hudson
A spotlight on Arts Mid-Hudson, Chronogrammies winner in the Arts and Entertainment category.
Just Transition
The Good Work Institute believes the way forward is by aligning around a clear framework of values.
Nature & The Outdoors Winners
The 2020 Chronogrammies winners in the Nature and Outdoors category.
Remote Work Outpost Spotlight: Rough Draft
A spotlight on Rough Draft, Chronogrammies winner in the Retail category.
Kids’ Attraction Spotlight: Catskill Animal Sanctuary
A spotlight on Catskill Animal Sanctuary, Chronogrammies winner in the Arts and Entertainment category.
Taking Back the Streets
Between March 5 and May 31, 260 cities on six continents had expanded municipal public space.
Cancer Horoscope | July 2020
Use the energy you gain this month to focus on your goals and reject others’ influence.
Future is Now 2020 Sponsors
A big thank you to the 2020 sponsors of our Future is Now section. Architecture + Construction, PLLC / A+C A+C is a NYC and Hudson Valley New York based architecture firm founded by Joshua Pulver in 2005. We pursue work of varied size, type and aesthetic. Clarity in communication, precision and creativity are constants…
Music Festival Spotlight: O+ Festival
A spotlight on O+ Festival, Chronogrammies winner in the Arts and Entertainment category.
Fossil Fuels on the Brink
The renewables sector has shown that it can be an engine of well-paid, community-based jobs.
Leo Horoscope | July 2020
The Sun’s entry into Leo on July 22 will raise your spirits and may influence your future.
Officiant Spotlight: Pastor Tobias Anderson
A spotlight on Pastor Tobias Anderson, Chronogrammies winner in the Wedding category.
Art Supply Store Spotlight: Catskill Art & Office Supply
A spotlight on Catskill Art & Office Supply, Chronogrammies winner in the Arts and Entertainment category.
The Future of Food & Farms
Groups in the region are working on creating a more just and equitable food system.
Threshold Moment: Q&A with Ned Sullivan of Scenic Hudson
Scenic Hudson’s initiatives across the region present a model for collaborative engagement.
Advocate/Activist Spotlight: Food Bank of the Hudson Valley
A spotlight on Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, Chronogrammies winner in the Advocate/Activist category.
Veterinarian Spotlight: Better Lives Animal Hospital
A spotlight on Better Lives Animal Hospital, Chronogrammies winner in the Health and Wellness category.
Scorpio Horoscope | July 2020
You may find reaching your goals challenging this month, but keep pushing and you will win.
Healthcare Reimagined
Three local changemakers explain their ideas for responsive, resilient, hyperlocal wellness.
Branded Content
Wedding Venue Spotlight: Red Maple Vineyard
Whether you’re going to be showing up early in sweats to do your own floral arranging or you want a seamless, stress-free wedding package where you don’t have to lift a finger, our readers concur: Red Maple Vineyard is a fabulous place to tie the knot. “It’s definitely a magical spot,” says Shay Stone, who…
Shaman Spotlight: Adam Kane
A spotlight on Adam Kane, Chronogrammies winner in the Health and Wellness category.
Sagittarius Horoscope | July 2020
The month of July will start off shaky, but by the end you will forgive and forget.
Live Long and Prosper: A Woodstock Arts & Crafts Home
Allison Reynolds tells her love-at-first-sight story of a Woodstock Arts & Crafts home that formerly belonged to science fiction writer Theodore Sturgeon.
Green Business Spotlight: Bread Alone Bakery
A spotlight on Bread Alone Bakery, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
Spiritual/Contemplative Space Spotlight: Omega Institute
A spotlight on the Omega Institute, Chronogrammies winner in the Health and Wellness category.
Container-To-Table
John Lekic of Farmers & Chefs is growing greens in a shipping container in his parking lot.
Author Q&A: Glenn Nystrup
Glenn Nystrup talks with us about his book, ‘Anger in the Classroom’.
Fashion/Design Winners
The 2020 Chronogrammies winners in the Fashion/Design category.
Picnic Spot Highlight: Vanderbilt Mansion
A spotlight on Vanderbilt Mansion, Chronogrammies winner in the Nature and Outdoors category.
General Practitioner Spotlight: Dr. Elizabeth Costley
A spotlight on Dr. Elizabeth Costley, Chronogrammies winner in the Health and Wellness category.
How to Join the Antiracist Future in the Hudson Valley
White people must turn listen to the pleas of Black and non-Black people of color.
Album Review: Aliza Hava | Natural State
Album review of Natural State by Aliza Hava.
Esteemed Reader | July 2020
Publisher Jason Stern tries to stay alert and aware as in meditation, during these trying times.
Capricorn Horoscope | July 2020
Now is the time to lay out your Karmic future. Tread wisely!
Furniture Maker Spotlight: Love Wood Co.
A spotlight on Love Wood Co., Chronogrammies winner in the Fashion/Design category.
Brunch Spotlight: Duo Bistro
A spotlight on Duo Bistro, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
Pause, Pivot, Reimagine
Now is the time to follow through on ideas we’ve had for years but not acted on.
Album Review: Pitchfork Militia | Grass or Gravel?
Album review of Grass or Gravel? by Pitchfork Militia.
Editor’s Note: Comforting Myths | July 2020
Chronogram‘s editorial director Brian K Mahoney on the recent movement caused by systemic flaws effecting the black community.
Aquarius Horoscope | July 2020
Surround yourself with friends this month as you process internal family issues.
6 Actual and Virtual Galleries to Check Out in July
Virtual and physical art shows to see in July 2020
Falafel Spotlight: Aba’s Falafel
A spotlight on Aba’s Falafel, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
Basic Income Guarantee: A Pilot in Hudson
A pilot program in Hudson associated with Andrew Yang’s nonprofit is going to give away free money.
Album Review: Robert Burke Warren | Redheaded Friend
Album review of Redheaded Friend by Robert Burke Warren.
COVID-19 Response Winners
Winners of the readers’ choice awards for their Covid-19 community response.
Pisces Horoscope | July 2020
You’ll experience a steady flow of ideas this month and the power to ask for what is rightfully yours.
Campground Spotlight: North/South Lake
A spotlight on North/South Lake, Chronogrammies winner in the Nature and Outdoors category.
Vegan-Friendly Spotlight: Garden Cafe
A spotlight on Garden Cafe, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
Remote Work: A Home-Based Climate Solution
The benefits of remote work extend beyond workers and employers to the environment.
Health & Wellness Winners
The 2020 Chronogrammies winners in the Health and Wellness category.
Activism/Advocacy Winners
The 2020 Chronogrammies winners in the Activism/Advocacy category.
Local Wine Spotlight: Millbrook Vineyards and Winery
A spotlight on Millbrook Vineyards and Winery, Chronogrammies winner in the Drink category.
Men’s Shop Spotlight: Last Outpost
A spotlight on Last Outpost, Chronogrammies winner in the Fashion/Design category.
Chicken Wings Spotlight: The Anchor
A spotlight on The Anchor, Chronogrammies winner in the Food.
Free Stimulus for the Hudson Valley
The community economics visionary explains how to move our money from Wall Street to Main Street.
Six Books for Your July Reading List
Carolyn Quimby reviews Nothing Can Hurt You, a kaleidoscopically told murder novel by Bard alum Nicola Maye Goldberg, plus five short book reviews.
Dive Bar Spotlight: Exchange Hotel
A spotlight on the Exchange Hotel, Chronogrammies winner in the Drink category.
Parting Shot: “The Ripple Effect” at ArtPort Kingston | July 2020
The cavernous ArtPort exhibition space on Kingston’s waterfront capitalizes on its spacious digs to offer two art exhibitions you can visit in person.
Wait Staff & Service Spotlight: The Red Onion
A spotlight on The Red Onion, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
Who Watches the Watchmen?
The repeal of 50-A, which concealed police records from the public, was just the start of reform.
Virgo Horoscope | July 2020
This month you will find some much needed relief from the harsh opinions/treatment of others.
Bloody Mary Spotlight: Mill House Brewing Co.
A spotlight on Mill House Brewing Co., Chronogrammies winner in the Drink category.
Outdoor Apparel & Gear Shop Spotlight: Kenco
A spotlight on Kenco, Chronogrammies winner in the Nature and Outdoors category.
Singularity Botanicals
Singularity Botanicals is an African-American-owned business producing medicinal plants and multifaceted training programs in their cultivation and use. It was launched in Chester, Pennsylvania, which founder Pamela Boyce Simms describes as “a small city with grit, heart and indomitable spirit that has also been a toxic dumping ground for the Mid-Atlantic region for decades.” The…
Pandemic Pivot: Educators Re-Examine Long-Held Assumptions
Schools across the region—from kindergarten to higher ed—are questioning long-held assumptions.
July 2020 Astrology Forecast
Lorelai Kude scans the skies for what’s to come in July. Beware the Retrograde Lord of Karma!
Libra Horoscope | July 2020
Be sure to avoid quick partnerships, rather take the time to examine them for longevity.
Bartender Spotlight: Erin O’Neill of Tavern 23
A spotlight on Erin O’Neill of Tavern 23, Chronogrammies winner in the Drink category.
Dog-Friendly Dining Spotlight: Keegan Ales
A spotlight on Keegan Ales, Chronogrammies winner in the Food category.
