Hudson Valley Magazine June 2016
Hudson Valley Magazine's Summer Getaways Issue (June 2016)
State Senators pledged allegiance to last night’s failed preventative measures, but a closer look suggests a polarized population
The life of a craft brewer (and drinker) in New York State is about to become less restricted.
Shane Tomlinson was a vibrant musician who tragically lost his life last weekend.
Hudson Valley residents may be among the thousands who've received a share of more than $1 billion in federal funds since 2011.
Concerns over traffic remain as amusement-park giant descends on Orange County.
If you’ve recently married—or are about to be—we’d love to see your photos, and possibly print them in our pages.
Six-month program will help local Hudson Valley growers and food businesses support the wide demand for locally grown product.
The local LGBTQ community is organizing several gatherings in memoriam of those who died during yesterday's mass shooting. Here's how you can attend and support.
Members of an alleged drug ring across Newburgh and surrounding areas handcuffed in culmination of 10-month-long investigation.
The growing practice provides an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional interments.
Earlier today, Gov. Cuomo announced $4 million to help make pedestrian bridge more convenient and accessible.
When it comes to enjoying summer, nothing beats a great festival. Whether you’re crazy for country music or crafts, Shakespeare or cabaret, our carefully curated selection will keep you busy straight through to fall.
Need to unwind? Forget the plane tickets or long car ride: here are eight valley hotels—five brand-new, three recently renovated—that are perfect for a summer escape.
Dutchess Stadium’s finest are, as always, stepping up their promotions for this season, which starts June 17. Here are our five favorite ones to look out for.
The renovation of a 190-year-old Walden home uncovers unexpected treasures.
See who we photographed out on the town in our June 2016 parties and events gallery
Plans are afoot to build a pair of oil pipelines from Albany to New Jersey. But state environmental groups—as well as local towns and villages—are dead-set against the project.
A Korean War jet hangs out in an unusual Valley spot.
The Walkway Marathon returns for its second year—and adds a new race
What is it, and why does it only have 21 stars?