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New Year's Eve and New Year's Day is an exciting time for many. We prepare for new beginnings and change in hopes for a brighter and happier year ahead.

New Year's Eve and New Year's Day is an exciting time for many. We prepare for new beginnings and change in hopes for a brighter and happier year ahead.

An exhibition celebrating local business talent has opened in Queen’s Park.

©Jane Beiles Silverman was brought in as the executive chef to manage the food program at the aptly named River Pavilion, an open-sided structure offering panoramic views of the Hudson, and eventually at the year-round restaurant that will be housed in Cordts Mansion. Despite his formal French training, Silverman is not restricting himself to bistro classics. “I think my French background is great ...

Jonny Rosenblatt, co-founder of Spacemade, on how he got started in property. He also shares some cultural recommendations, the celebrity he would most like to meet and his number-one travel destination.

The battle against Alzheimer’s takes a turn with the announcement of a new drug treatment. We’re still in a pandemic but a lot of people are ready to get back info dating. Plus, helping our dogs deal with anxiety now that many of us are back in the office.

Long-haul travel is slowly but surely opening back up to us. Its great news, but we like to think that the best part of traveling during summer isnt that two-week trip you planned for a year, but the smaller, closer-to-home trips that allow you to turn weekend breaks into mini vacations, from Memorial Day through September. A host of new and easy-to-reach resorts and retreats across the U.S. are giving us plenty of reason to be anywhere but home all summer long, whether its to kayak in North Ca...

The Coolest U.S. Hotels Opening This Summer, from Napa Valley to New Mexico Erin Florio, Rebecca Misner © Jim Bartsch/Courtesy The Colony Palms Hotel Long-haul travel is slowly but surely opening back up to us. Its great news, but we like to think that the best part of traveling during summer isnt that two-week trip you planned for a year, but the smaller, closer-to-home trips that allow you to turn weekend breaks into mini vacations, from Memorial Day through September. A hos...

Business is booming once again in the Hudson Valley.

The River Pavilion at Hutton Brickyards | Kingston Slated to open in May, the River Pavilion at Hutton Brickyards in Kingston will serve a menu centered around wood-fired ovens and grills with al fresco dining on the banks of the Hudson. Alongside the newly built guest cabins, operated by Salt Hotels, and the event venue, the waterfront restaurant is the latest facet of the build-out of this 73-acre multipurpose property. The food program will be run by Executive Chef Dan Silverman, wh...