Arts & Culture
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- Books & Authors
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The Spirit Photographer by Jon Michael Varese | Book Review
Hudson Valley author and historian Jon Michael Varese's debut novel The Spirit Photographerreviewed by Chronogram staffer Carolyn Quimby.
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- Books & Authors
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Books to Read in May 2018
Six books by Hudson Valley authors to read this month
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- Books & Authors
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Millbrook Literary Festival Celebrates 10th Year on May 19
Millbrook Library holds the family-friendly, 10th annual Millbrook Literary Festival.
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- Dance
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Jennifer Muller/The Works Perform at Kaatsbaan May 26
A Memorial Day Weekend Dance Performance
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- Sponsored Content: Dance
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National Ballet of Cuba at SPAC June 6–8
A Dramatic Production of the Romantic Ballet "Giselle"
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- Sponsored Content: Dance
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Saratoga Jazz Festival at SPAC June 23-24
Over 20 International Jazz Acts Converge on SPAC
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- Dance
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Trinity Irish Dance Company at SPAC 7/30
The Pioneers of Progressive Irish Dance Bring their High-Energy Performance to Saratoga
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- Sponsored Content: Festivals
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Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Sails into its 40th Year
Environmental Activism and Music Meet
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- Film
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New Film How They Got Over Screens at Rosendale Theatre 5/13
The documentary explores black gospel music and rock 'n' roll
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- History
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Bannerman Castle: Modern Arts at A Storied Venue
Once a magnet for prostitutes, bootleggers, and the like, then later a secret armory, Bannerman Island in the Hudson River is now a romantic ruin that serves as the site for various arts and culture programming.
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Virtually Tour the Hudson Valley With This Nifty New App
Hudson River Valley Greenway launches free train tour app
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- Music
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Bob Gluck/Tani Tabbal — At This Time: Duets | Album Review
Chronogram writer Michael Eck reviews Bob Gluck/Tani Tabbal's new album At This Time: Duets.
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- Music
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Galanos — Deceiver Receiver | Album Review
Galanos' newest album, Deceiver Receiver, reviewed by Chronogram staffer Sharon Nichols.
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- Music
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Steve Adams & the Tangled Party — Steve Adams & the Tangled Party | Album Review
Chronogram staffer Seth Rogovoy reviews Steve Adams & the Tangled Party's self-titled album.
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- Music
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Live Music in the Hudson Valley | May 2018
Five upcoming live music events in the Hudson Valley
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- Music
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Live Music Series Begins This Friday in Tivoli
The Listening Room will present intimate performances at Murray's Sanctuary.
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- Music
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Dar Williams Plays Beacon Benefit on Sunday
The revered singer-songwriter will perform to assist Beacon Hebrew Alliance.
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- Music
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Your Summer Soundtrack Delivered + Ticket Giveaway
BSP and Chronogram team up to Curate the Perfect Summertime Playlist
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- Music
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Wayne Coyne Visits Wappinger on Saturday
The Flaming Lips frontman will speak and answer questions about his music and art to benefit the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors.
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- Sponsored Content: Music
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PianoSummer at New Paltz July 7-July 27
PianoSummer returns to SUNY New Paltz this July.
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- Sponsored Content: Music
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Symphony Picnic at Boscobel This Weekend
Listen to Classical Music on the Lawn on May 26
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- Music
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Woodstock's Chris Maxwell Collaborates for Comedy Central Event
As half of the due the Elegant Too, the singer-songwriter and producer will appear live with comedian Trevor Moore on Facebook this weekend.
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- Music
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Live Music Series Returns to Athens Cultural Center
The Shiri Zorn/George Muscatello Trio will appear on Saturday as part of the One World music series.
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- Music
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Concert in Marlboro Honors Jazz Great Ed Xiqes
The saxophonist himself will perform with the Composer's Big Band at the Falcon this Sunday.
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- Music
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Mostly Modern Festival Kicks Off in Saratoga Springs
The inaugural event will take place June 8-17 at Skidmore College.
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- Theater
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This is the Last Weekend to See "Leni" at Bridge Street Theatre
A play about the controversial life of Leni Riefenstahl, Hitler's favorite filmmaker
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- Theater
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"Requiem for Anna Politkovskaya" Premieres May 18 at Fisher Center
Bard College's Fischer Center presents a puppet theatre production "Requiem for Anna Politkovskaya."
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- Theater
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"Fragile Explosion: Nina Simone" at Rosendale Theatre May 11 & 12
Passing the Torch Through the Arts presents "Fragile Explosion: Nina Simone" on May 11 & 12.
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- Visual Art
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New Exhibition Opens at Thomas Cole National Historic Site
Painting Exhibition Open This Month through November 4
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- Visual Art
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Stephen Shore's Photography Retrospective at MoMA Through May 28
Bard College professor and photography director exhibits at MoMa
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- Visual Art
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On the Cover of Chronogram: John Cuneo's Watercolor Illustration
Woodstock-based illustrator John Cuneo takes a humorous look at the futility of gardening in the Hudson Valley.
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- Visual Art
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Peekskill Open Studios on June 2 & 3
The 21st Annual Peekskill Open Studios makes a splash on June 2 & 3.
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- Visual Art
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Storm King Opens New Exhibit on May 19
"Indicators: Artists on Climate Change" opens at Storm King Art Center on May 19.
Daily Dose
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Sloan Wainwright Headlines Rootstock This Weekend
The folk festival returns to Beacon on Saturday to raise funds for farmers.
Education
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- Education Supplement
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Nature Education for All in the Hudson Valley
Outdoor education reaches across the region
Food & Drink
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- General Food & Drink
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Kimchee Harvest Grows in the Hudson Valley
The Craft and Benefits of Kimchi
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- Sponsored Content: General Food & Drink
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Natural Gourmet Institute Trains Chefs in Health-Supportive Cooking
Bringing a health-supportive twist to culinary education
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- General Food & Drink
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Ravenwood's Barn Dinners Return
Tickets On Sale Now
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- General Food & Drink
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Sixth Annual Taste of Woodstock on May 23
Food sampling at its finest
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- Recipes
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Recipe: BBQ Beef and Kimchi
The farm-fresh menu at Silvia in Woodstock blends global influences for a diverse selection of offerings. Here is a quintessential dish from the menu—barbecue beef and kimchi.
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- Recipes
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Recipe: Apple/Pear Sour Cocktail
A Clockwork Apple
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- Recipes
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Recipe: Poached Halibut with Summer Succotash
Chef Aaron Abramson of Butterfield restaurant in Stone Ridge shares his culinary expertise in a seasonal recipe for poached halibut paired with summer succotash.
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- Sponsored Content: Recipes
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Recipe: Baby Spinach Salad with Beet Pickled Shallots and Shiitake “Bacon”
This spinach salad has a vibrant aesthetic finish with beet-pickled shallots that provide a slightly pungent punch.
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- Recipes
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Recipe: Pig Mac
A Heritage Food & Drink Special
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- Sponsored Content: Recipes
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Recipe: Pastrami Beef Rib
The Chef at the Dutch Ale House Shares His Twist on a Classic
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- Sponsored Content: Farms & CSA
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A Q&A with NOFA-NY
New York's Premier Organic Organization
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- Farms & CSA
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Celebrating New and Old at Love Apple Farm
From Art Exhibits to Mexican Food, A Look at this Ghent Orchard's Diverse Offerings
Horoscopes
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- Monthly Forecast
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Planet Waves | May 2018
Be Yourself, No Matter What They Say
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- Aries
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Aries Horoscope | May 2018
Your sign holds promise for greater self-awareness this month, Aries.
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- Taurus
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Taurus: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
With Uranus entering your sign this month, you'll need to welcome new life experiences, Taurus,
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- Gemini
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Gemini: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll reflect on your modes of communication and social life, and it will reveal something new about you.
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- Cancer
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Cancer: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll reclaim control over how you present yourself and what your reputation means to you this month, Cancer.
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- Leo
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Leo: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll reassess your decision making processes and assume a leadership role this month, Leo.
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- Virgo
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Virgo: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll grow fonder with your vulnerable, nurturing side this month, Virgo.
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- Libra
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Libra: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll encounter new methods of healing and mending relationships this month, Libra.
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- Scorpio
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Scorpio: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll discover a new approach to dealing with change this month, Scorpio.
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- Sagittarius
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Sagittarius: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
When you allow yourself to make mistakes, you'll find room for more creative freedom.
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- Capricorn
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Capricorn: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll go beyond the realm of what's comfortable and get closer to your true being this month, Capricorn.
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- Aquarius
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Aquarius: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll gain a sense of clarity and greater emotional intelligence this month, Aquarius.
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- Pisces
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Pisces: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for May 2018
You'll begin unveil the real you by speaking your truth this month, Pisces.
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- Weekly
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Weekly Astrology Forecast: May 3–10
Bringing Awareness to What Has Run Rampant
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- Weekly
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Weekly Astrology Forecast: May 10-17, 2018
Opening the Parachute
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- Weekly
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Weekly Astrology Forecast: May 17-24, 2018
Tilling the Ground
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- Weekly
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Weekly Astrology Forecast: May 24–31
Sun Enters Gemini, Makes Many New Friends
Home & Garden
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- Sponsored Content: General Home & Garden
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3 Ways to Add Character to Your Landscape with Stone
Whether natural or manufactured, incorporating stone is a simple way to give your yard some character, while seriously bumping up your curb appeal.
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- Lodging
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Kerhonkson Dude Ranch Reopens Memorial Day Weekend
The former Pinegrove Family Resort and Ranch in Kerhonkson reopens Memorial Day Weekend under new management as Pine Ridge Ranch, boasting improved amenities and programming for visitors of all ages.
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- Design & Decor
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Six Hudson Valley Furniture Makers You Need to Know
we’ve rounded up six furniture makers in the Mid-Hudson Valley that you should definitely have on your radar. Between them, they make everything from credenzas to beds to swings and light fixtures. If you’re setting up new digs or redecorating, it’s worth visiting these six masters of their craft to see what’s shakin’.
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- Gardening
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Weeds with Laura Wyeth Part I: Meet the Ruderals
Local horticulturist shares knowledge on weed variations in the Hudson Valley
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- Sponsored Content: Home Improvement
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The Art of Building: Your Design Sherpa
Let The Art of Building take the reigns on your next home improvement project.
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- Sponsored Content: Home Improvement
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A Millbrook Farmhouse Transformed
Home Enrichment's Meticulous Craftsmanship Yields a Spacious New Wing
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- House Profiles
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Laleh Khorramian's Italianate Home in Catskill
A 19th century house gets an artists' restoration
Lifestyle
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- Art of Business
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Hudson Valley Creates Careers in Community
Good Work Institute and others set new models for work
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- Beauty & Fashion
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Fashion Finds in the Hudson Valley
Your spring and summer wardrobe awaits at these local shops
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The Art of Layering
Owner of NFP Studio clothing line shares her fashion advice
News & Politics
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- General News & Politics
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Wag the Syria
Larry Beinhart takes on US involvement in Syria
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- General News & Politics
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9 Strange News Headlines from April 2018
The gist of what you may have missed
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- Editor's Note
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Editor's Note: Very Careful
A Note from Editor Brian Mahoney.
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- National
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Can John Faso Keep his Head Above Water when the Blue Wave Hits?
We take a look at the state of the NY19 race through two new lenses: academia and incumbent John Faso's campaign.
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- National
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In NY19, Substance Reigns Supreme
A rundown of the policy positions of the NY19 candidates, in their own words.
Wellness
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- General Wellness
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A Digital Approach to Mental Health
Fighting Depression with Avatars and Apps
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Esteemed Reader
A Note from Our Publisher
HV Towns
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- Community Pages
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A Guide to Hudson Valley Towns: Beacon, Cold Spring, and Garrison
Discover the Putnam and Dutchess county towns of Cold Spring, Garrison, and Beacon.
Hudson Valley Events
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23Arts Summer Music Fest: Heard in Harlem
Fri., Aug. 23, 7-8:30 p.m. — A historian by nature, Loren Schoenberg became a fixture in the jazz...
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Re: What We Talk About When We Talk About Adaptive Reuse
And let's not forget the adaptive reuse of Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, previous home to…
- on August 20, 2019
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Re: Woodstock: A Legacy of Art and Community
And another thing: Hervey White left Byrdcliffe in 1904, not 1905. Again, do a little…
- on August 12, 2019
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Re: Woodstock: A Legacy of Art and Community
Please everyone, stop saying that Byrdcliffe is the oldest artists' colony in the United States…
- on August 12, 2019
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Re: What Undocumented Americans and U.S. Citizens Should Know About Immigration Rights
What a disgusting article. Telling people that have broken the law how to avoid being…
- on August 12, 2019
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Re: What Undocumented Americans and U.S. Citizens Should Know About Immigration Rights
No humans are illegal. They want a better life in this country. Many are leaving…
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on August 10, 2019
Chronogram Conversations: Cannabis Renaissance
Emily Ritz
Chronogram Conversations Glynwood Center
Kathy Ruttenberg's In Dreams Awake
Metaphysical Containers: The Art of Carole Kunstadt
Modernist Opus in Olivebridge
The Photos of Nadia Sablin
Stanley Kubrick's Photos
Unshattered
Chronogram Conversations: Scribner's Lodge
More images of interior and exterior
Nadine Boughton—The Modess Women
The Creative Tenants of Atlas Studios in Newburgh
Birthday Party 2018
Chronogram Conversations 2018
Catskill & Hudson
