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After standing empty for nearly 10 years, the late-1800s farm market building in Craryville hums with new life and flavor thanks to a five-member collective. The market offers local goods and produce from over 80 local vendors, who get to set their own prices and keep 75% of profits from their sales.
By Marie Doyon and Anne Pyburn Craig
Feb 15, 2019
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With the proliferation of breweries over the past decade, it can be hard to know where to start. Stick with Chronogram as we tour the region's brewing facilities and taprooms to bring you the top 5 in each county of the Mid-Hudson Valley. Here are the can't-miss breweries in Columbia County.
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After standing empty for nearly 10 years, the late-1800s farm market building in Craryville hums with new life and flavor thanks to a five-member collective. The market offers local goods and produce from over 80 local vendors, who get to set their own prices and keep 75% of profits from their sales.
- by Marie Doyon and Anne Pyburn Craig
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Feb 15, 2019
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We've rounded up 12 Hudson Valley bars and restaurants with fireplaces so you can stay cozy while sippin’ and suppin’ on the town (and getting your much needed winter socialization).
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Feb 15, 2019
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We've rounded up 12 Hudson Valley bars and restaurants with fireplaces so you can stay cozy while sippin’ and suppin’ on the town (and getting your much needed winter socialization).
- by Marie Doyon
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Feb 15, 2019
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After standing empty for nearly 10 years, the late-1800s farm market building in Craryville hums with new life and flavor thanks to a five-member collective. The market offers local goods and produce from over 80 local vendors, who get to set their own prices and keep 75% of profits from their sales.
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Feb 15, 2019
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