Hudson Valley Magazine June 2013
Hudson Valley Magazine's Top Doctors (June 2013) issue
Old-time summer fun is back and better than ever at local fairgrounds, with family amusements, games, rides, and fair food galore.
A people person: 100-year-old Rose Baisley from Garnerville
Miss Independent: 104-year-old Marion Russell Pine from New Paltz
Soul sisters: 103-year-old Mazie W. Johnson and 101-year-old Gladys Covin from Beacon
Miss Independent: 101-year-old Helen Henderson from Germantown
The soloist: 104-year-old Anna Mae Swenson from Rhinebeck
Happy hometown gal: 108-year-old Katharine Dean Cordts from Kingston
In the year 1913, life expectancy in the United States was 50 and 55 years, depending on gender. (Then as now, women live longer than men.) But statistics don’t mean a thing when it comes ...
On January 3, 2013, the Hudson Valley’s Sean Patrick Maloney became the first openly gay congressman from New York State. But he’s been too busy to pay his own pioneering any mind
One of the Hudson Valley’s top medical breakthroughs in 2013
One of the Hudson Valley’s top medical breakthroughs in 2013
One of the Hudson Valley’s top medical breakthroughs in 2013
One of the Hudson Valley’s top medical breakthroughs in 2013
One of the Hudson Valley’s top medical breakthroughs in 2013
How Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. selects its top doctors in the Hudson Valley
From skin cancer to diabetes, Valley physicians use these cutting-edge tools and treatments in their fight against disease; PLUS: Our annual list of the region’s Top Doctors
Beacon’s big birthday: The riverside city turns 100
Off the beaten path: Tannersville’s Last Chance Cafe is equal parts gourmet shop, antiques emporium, and restaurant — oh, and there’s a tavern, too
I scream, you scream: All you need to know about our local ice cream shops
News and notes from the Valley’s dining scene for June 2013