Hudson Valley Magazine April 2014
From Hudson Valley Magazine's Guide to Real Estate Issue (April 2014)
The senator supports a grant to connect the Kingston and Dutchess rail trails
A twist on a classic Easter appetizer
Forgo the traditional leg of lamb for a comforting stew over creamy mashed potatoes
Stink bugs, feral pigs, giant hogweeds — here’s what you can do about invasive species in your area
Baby boomers on the move, Charlie and Lynne Raver, find the perfect townhouse right under their noses
Just starting out, Dr. Jeff and Jenny Fox discover the perfect neighborhood for raising their daughter
With affordable housing, great eateries, and a hip cultural scene, more and more city slickers are moving north. Here’s a look at where they’re settling, and why
A first-person appreciation of the folk-music hero, written by a former staffer at Seeger’s Clearwater environmental organization.
Architect James Crisp elevates the lowly mudroom to star status by using wood paneling, slate floors, and other quality materials
A new book takes readers on a tour of Dutchess County’s private gardens
A local architect transforms mudrooms, while a new book spotlights three beautiful private gardens
A new book takes readers on a tour of Dutchess County’s private gardens
A family affair: This Ulster County eatery serves updates home cooking to suit all tastes
The 118-year-old Rockland County candy shop sells out at Easter (and it’s no wonder why)
Two Ulster County eateries welcome hungry diners in April 2014
News and notes from the Valley’s dining scene in April 2014
Looking to take your yoga practice to a new level? Get inspired by a 95-years-young yoga master, or pose using a local yoga wall
Global acclaim: A local surgeon gets a rare award from abroad
Book it: From hauntings to haute cuisine, a quartet of local authors discuss their books at the Hudson Valley History Reading Festival in Hyde Park on April 12
Bible lessons at bars are more common — and enjoyable — than you think