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Work has begun on the new Bard College Farm, a 1.5 acre plot of land on the north end of campus. With plowing well underway, and irrigation and fencing infrastructure soon to be finished, the organizers expect the farm to be operational before the summer.
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In 1785, the Elmendorph Inn at the corner of North Broadway and Cherry Street, in the village of Red Hook, was a busy stagecoach stop on what used to be a four-day New York City-to-Albany run. It was also a favorite gathering spot for farmers, travelers and townsfolk of...
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The Tivoli Zoning Board of Appeals is being asked to determine whether construction of the facility in the residential-business district along the 9G corridor would comply with existing zoning regulations. The Zoning Enforcement Officer has denied the application.
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After years of entertaining customers with live music, the Black Swan pub has been asked by the village of Tivoli to turn down the volume and turn off the amplification.
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Gather in the center of Red Hook on May 12 to celebrate the traditional day that the apple blossoms bloomed, organized by The Rotary Club of Red Hook.
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An impressive performance by Red Hook boys lacrosse at home on April 30 raised their record to 6-3. Onam Guerra had six assists and Chandler Coons contributed four goals during the 11-2 victory over Wallkill (4-4).
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It’s a mixed bag of fun events happening these next two weeks, including family-friendly festivals and a musical with memorable songs you’ll be singing all the way home. You could even take a chance and audition to be on stage yourself!
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The Village Board of Trustees and Mayor Ed Blundell are asking the Red Hook Police Department for a 10 percent cut. The department currently has a budget of just over $400,000 per year, 23% of the village budget.
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It may only be spring, but it’s time to start fantasizing about all the delectable offerings the summer brings in the way of music, theater and sometimes musical theater.
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Kathryn and I had heard good things about CrossRoads, which opened in January as the first solo venture of chef David Wurth (previously chef at Local 111, in Philmont). So, on a recent Saturday night, we crossed county lines and headed northeast to Hillsdale, in Columbia County.
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