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When I was 12 I told my mother that I wanted to go to a Catholic high school. “Don’t be silly dear, we’re not Catholic,” she replied as casually as if I had announced that ...
Holiday Houses Upper Valley It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Pruyn House, where visitors take a glance into the past for “Holidays — Then and Now,” a greenery show ...
At first glance, the old Firth Carpet factory in Cornwall’s Milltown district appears abandoned; the only sign of life at the crumbling sprawl of buildings seems to be a few birds perching in nearby trees ...
Her prized purple poncho had gone missing, and Claudette Covey was distraught. The Woodstock freelance writer wasn’t quite sure how she had lost it, although she suspects that someone snatched it from a doctor’s office ...
Impressive Inn Built in 1750, the Old Drovers Inn combines authentic Colonial charm with a contemporary American menu By Ken Charney It’s been said that first impressions are lasting impressions. If this is ...
December Snow queens, fairy godmothers, and lovable monsters By Polly Sparling En pointe Local productions of The Nutcracker are as numerous as candy canes at this time of year. But the Orange County Ballet ...
No Trifling Matter I have many fond memories of my childhood holidays. The grand organ music booming through the church on Christmas Eve; the desperate wait for the clock to inch toward 5 a.m. ...
Soy What? Gourmet cuisine that is holistic too? Ellenville’s Aroma Thyme Bistro delivers it all By Lynn Hazlewood Culinary worlds collide all the time these days, but it’s still a rarity to find ...
Think Globally, Eat Locally. We hear this mantra often these days. And what better time to embrace this spirit than during the holiday season, when there are as many festive international desserts to choose ...
Get Your Motor Running Steve Motola clearly remembers one thing about his 1970s childhood in Queens, New York. “There was always a Mustang in the driveway,” he says. Then, the classic Ford cars belonged ...