Saugerties, Woodstock Named "Must Visit" Towns in New York
More Hudson Valley towns are getting praise.
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More Hudson Valley towns are getting praise.
Sarah Rich as Rosie in #Like, which was filmed in Bearsville. British-born, New-York-based writer-director-producer Sarah Pirozek splits her time between Brooklyn and Bearsville—the latter is the moody setting for her noir-feminist, indie thriller #Like. The film—released in 2019 and shown recently at the Woodstock Film Festival, is Pirozek's feature debut, though she's no stranger to directing. Since film school, Pirozek has directed documentaries, music videos, and commercials, but always wanted to make narrative f...
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These Are the Best Burgers Across the Hudson Valley Share Photo by Andre Baranowski 57 burgers. 44 towns. No matter where in the Hudson Valley you may be, the perfect hamburger, cheeseburger, or veggie burger is waiting for you. By Melissa Dempsey, Steve Fowler, Lauren Naru, Jonathan Ortiz, Meredith Phillips, Susie Davidson Powell, Lizzy Sobiesk, Sabrina Sucato, and Kathryn Walsh The perfect burger — ask 10 people to describe it and you’re likely to get 10 different answers. But therein lies the beauty of America’s most iconic food. Whether you’re a fan of fat, juicy half-pounders sta...
Bibliofiles: Reading about walking more insightful than expected Rebecca Solnit, Will Nixon, others extoll benefits of a good jaunt Donna Liquori FacebookTwitterEmail "The Pocket Guide to Woodstock" by Will Nixon and Michael Perkins.Provided, willnixon.com Walking and reading are two activities that have taken off during the pandemic. However, I don’t recommend doing both at the same time; I’ve done that on my way home from the library and it didn’t end well. You’d think a column about walking in the dead of winter would be bad timing, but exploring in the winter has its merits. And e...