Hudson Valley Magazine August 2008
Hudson Valley Magazine's August Issue
If dining out to the same mindless soundtrack has you bored silly, try parking your caboose at the Cold Spring Depot. Converted from the old Metro-North station into an eatery and bar, this Putnam County ...
As I’ve told you in a previous editor’s note, as a teenager I longed to go to an all-girls Catholic high school. Instead, I attended my local public school in Westchester County. Now this is ...
One Orange County family business transforms animals into movie and TV stars, all the while taking care of hundreds of cast-aside critters.
A soapbox derby rolls into Kingston, how celebs stay slim, and a bounty of butterflies in Pawling. PLUS Shop Talk
We think you’re OK if you know where in the Hudson Valley this sculpture of a past president stands.
Chill out this summer with these five delicious — and easy-to-prepare — cold soup recipes.
Landmark art, a tone-deaf comedy, and a rib-tickling food fest PLUS: Kids Korner; delightful diversions for children of all ages.
A local chef brings foreign flavor to the region with his homemade Indian chutneys and marinades.
The Great Debate continues. Local students, teachers, and education experts chime in on choosing the best high school for your teen. PLUS: Stats, special programs, tuition and more for 30 private schools
The Ashokan Reservoir provides fresh water to thousands of city dwellers — but its construction cost the Valley nearly a dozen villages.
Write us at edit@hvmag.com Where in the Hudson Valley…? You’re not horsing around, Hudson Valley! We regret not placing bets on our keen readers, who raced to identify the location of Hambletonian’s Monument from last ...
One Valley resident goes the distance using French-fry oil.
In this Olympic year, all eyes are on China; ours are on Chinese style trends.