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New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition fêtes 50th year with potluck feast, tours, remembrances
Back to the garden... The post New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition fêtes 50th year with potluck feast, tours, remembrances first appeared on Hudson Valley One .

Toody Cole and Mdou Moctar lead eclectic Woodsist Festival lineup in Accord
For eight consecutive years, the rolling, sun-dappled pasture at Arrowood Farms in Accord has transformed into an autumn sanctuary for independent music lovers. When the annual Woodsist Festival returns to the farm brewery on Sept. 26 and 27, it brings together a carefully…

4-H Club teaches kids about more than farm animals
Healthy mind, healthy body... The post 4-H Club teaches kids about more than farm animals first appeared on Hudson Valley One .

Jews celebrate Yom Kippur today
HUDSON VALLEY- Jews throughout the world are celebrating the holiest day in the Hebrew calendar today when Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement is observed in synagogues and homes. Sunday evening’s Kol Nidre ceremony commemorated a 24-hour period of praying and fasting while…

Putnam’s Prayer Walk dedicated to 9-11 hero Stephen Driscoll
CARMEL- Despite dark, dank skies and a steady rain, more than 200 people gathered beneath a large pavilion at Camarda Park in Carmel Sunday to participate in Putnam’s 7th annual Prayer Walk for First Responders. The memorial honored 9/11 hero Stephen Driscoll, a New York City…
Margaux Bar brings craft cocktails and community to Saugerties with Sarah Viator’s vision
Manhattan project... The post Margaux Bar brings craft cocktails and community to Saugerties with Sarah Viator’s vision first appeared on Hudson Valley One .

Kevin Quick brings long-fermented, steel-baked pizza to Kingston
Inside the bustling kitchen at 55 Washington Avenue in Kingston, Black Garlik Pizza Co. is subleasing and sharing the space with Lekker Catering. Owner Kevin Quick is rethinking the mechanics of a Hudson Valley pizza pie. Quick, the former manager of Pie for the People, has built…

Arnott’s Section 9 Football Rankings: Who’s Moving Up?
The latest week of Section 9 football brought statement wins, rivalry games and a few teams making moves up the rankings. Rich Arnott breaks down the latest results and looks ahead to the biggest matchups on this week’s schedule. CLASS AA/A 1. MIDDLETOWN – The Middies shut down…
Saugerties Highway Department adapts to salt and fuel price surge
Road warriors... The post Saugerties Highway Department adapts to salt and fuel price surge first appeared on Hudson Valley One .

Courtroom erupts as alleged drunk driver is arraigned in fatal Poughkeepsie E-bike crash
POUGHKEEPSIE — Additional court officers were called in to maintain order Tuesday in Dutchess County Court as a Town of Poughkeepsie man was arraigned on felony charges stemming from an alleged drunken-driving crash that killed an e-bike rider earlier this month. Joseph…
Marist University and IBM launch Innovation Incubator
POUGHKEEPSIE – Marist University and IBM are launching an innovation incubator designed to give students and faculty hands-on experience with artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, the university announced. The Innovation Incubator, the latest development in the…
Hochul seeks SBA disaster declaration after July flooding in Hudson Valley
ALBANY – Governor Kathy Hochul on Tuesday announced she has requested a Physical Disaster Declaration from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for Columbia, Rensselaer and the contiguous counties of Albany, Saratoga, Washington, Dutchess, Greene and Ulster, following a…