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A photographer in the Hudson Valley found more than just deer hiding in the woods this past weekend. What's the craziest thing you've seen while you were out in the woods or out hiking on the local trails? There's something a little creepy about seeing something in the woods that just shouldn't be there. I've seen my share of abandoned cars and trucks. I've seen several vehicles left on Mount Beacon and they definitely give off an eerie vibe. Why are they there? Was it stolen? Did someone get stuck and just leave it? Did you stumble upon an Unsolved Mystery? It's very easy for our imaginati...

4/18/2021 History Found Dixie Kiefer, one of the Greatest Heroes of World War II in the Pacific Historians/History by Don Keith with David Rocco Don Keith is the author of more than 35 books, including many non-fiction works and biographies on World War II history. He wrote David Rocco. He is also co-author of The Hunter Killer Series of military thrillers with CDR (ret.) George Wallace. One book from the series was the basis for the major motion picture, Hunter Killer, starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. USS Yorktown, struck by Japanese bombs in the Battle of Midw...

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, whose resume includes stints at Balthazar and Minetta Tavern. The River Pavilion will be open to the p...

Happy hour hikes: beer and trail pairings in the Hudson Valley  From Lake George to Peekskill, these breweries are easy, ideal post-hike hops stops Kathleen Willcox FacebookTwitterEmail Finding a taproom once you leave the trail is not a problem in the Catskills and Hudson Valley, where great hikes and breweries abound.Newburgh Brewing Company New York State boasts more than 700 hiking trails, and more than 440 licensed breweries, many of which are located just a stone’s throw from the greatest trails. Coincidence? Probably. Serendipitous? Indubitably. “New York has become a huge destina...

12 outdoor activities to transform your winter Get out of the house, keep fit, and enjoy cold-weather fun in a socially distanced way Rich Beattie FacebookTwitterEmail We know: We’re facing a long winter ahead. And the fear of cabin fever is real – especially after a year largely spent in quarantine. Fortunately, it’s easy to get outdoors and find fun — and safe — winter activities in central and northern New York to keep moving and beat the winter blues. And while the area boasts great ski mountains like Hunter and Windham, sometimes you want activities that require less skill and ...