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Pictured: Sandy and Kimberley Williams
Photo by Lawrence Braun, Upland Creative; courtesy of Camptown
Diamond’s photograph at Kaaterskill Falls, titled “Old Man Winter.”
Photo by Lawrence Braun
In October, the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts hosted its second annual Wine Pairing and Fund-raising Dinner in the event gallery. Mason Clark of Hawley, Pennsylvania performs “As Soon As I Get Home” from The Wiz at the event, which raised more than $74,000
Rembrandt Peale portrait of Martha Washington
Hudson Valley’s inaugural Beer and Burger Bash rocked the waterfront at the Shadows on the Hudson marina on August 1. More than 700 attendees taste-tested sliders created by 14 Valley eateries, washing them down with beer provided by Manhattan Distributors. After noshing, and comparing, and noshing some more, our party-goers voted for the burger they liked the best. (Keep clicking through the gallery to learn which restaurant ran away with the coveted “Best of the Bash” title.) Proceeds from this late-summer event will help our charity beneficiary, the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, provide close to 6,000 meals to local residents in need.
Everyone’s screamin’ for ice cream, so churn out your sundaes with Zyliss’ super-durable, stainless steel and melamine-resin spoon. $9
Poughkeepsie Mayor Frank Lovelace and his granddaughter Vivian (both on the right) inspect how construction is faring on the Mid-Hudson Bridge. The photograph was taken in 1928 or 1929. The bridge opened to traffic in 1930 after five and a half years of construction. The project, which ended just as the Great Depression was setting in, cost almost $6 million.
Often given as a bridesmaid gift, this Mullingar Pewter dish can hold jewelry, potpourri, or your favorite knickknacks, $40
Photograph by Christy Cappillino
Photograph by Christy Cappillino
Photograph by Christy Cappillino
Lucy Liu looked like a princess in her “fruity” Carolina Herrera gown. It put a smile on my face to see something so gorgeous on the red carpet. Everything about this look is lovely — the lack of accessories lets the dress shine, and her hair and makeup perfectly accentuate the look. Also, the gown has pockets. POCKETS. You win, Miss Liu.
Fresh baked bread
Grimaldi’s pizza chef Adam Monteverde prepares a personal pie
Detail of Grimaldi’s dining room
Grimaldi’s dining room, featuring the coal brick-oven (back left)
In this casual-but-chic look from Elizabeth Boutique, a drab military green is softened by fun, feminine details: ruffles, rhinestones, and a light summer scarf for a punch of color.
Upwards of 80 women were in attendance at the Rockland Business Women Network luncheon on Sept. 12 at the Comfort Inn in Nanuet. The RBWN supports and empowers women by providing networking and educational opportunities. Pictured at the event are (from left) RBWN President Dara L. Onofrio, Executive VP Arlene Levine, and New York State Assemblywoman Ellen C. Jaffee
First row, left to right: Lisa Jackson, Carol Wesley, Dr. Kathleen Montero, Gina Mullen, Clida Cook; second row, left to right: John Mack, P.A., Health Quest Chief Operating Officer Janet Ready, and Diane Hanson
