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Bard College receives grant for water quality dataset research - Vimarsana News

Bard College receives grant for water quality dataset research

Bard College has received $69,886 from the Hudson River Foundation for Science and Environmental Research Inc., a New York City not-for-profit corporation, to support a two-year project that will update and improve water quality datasets.

New York investing in bridges and culverts - Vimarsana News

New York investing in bridges and culverts

New York is spending millions of dollars to enhance bridges and culverts across the state.

Source: wktv.com
5 under-the-radar places to kayak in the Hudson Valley - Vimarsana News

5 under-the-radar places to kayak in the Hudson Valley

Pssst. We know of a few off-the-beaten-path places to put in a kayak on the Hudson or a local lake, plus recommendations on where to rent equipment. Let’s go.

Whole in One: Millstream Tavern Offers Cocktails, Classic Fare & Creekside Dining - Vimarsana News

Whole in One: Millstream Tavern Offers Cocktails, Classic Fare & Creekside Dining

click to enlarge Sabrina Eberhardt Since Dallas and Ted Gilpin relocated to Saugerties in 2017, they’ve made a habit out of breathing fresh life into existing businesses, managing to deftly thread the needle as newcomers while keeping locals happy. Their first triumph was a revamp of Saugerties Main Street mainstay, The Dutch Ale House. After an aesthetic and culinary overhaul, the beautified Dutch settled right back into regular rot...

LOCAL HISTORY: Milford's mills, Metz Ice Plant; sawmills, hydropower - Vimarsana News

LOCAL HISTORY: Milford's mills, Metz Ice Plant; sawmills, hydropower

Tri-County Independent MILFORD – Milford, Pike County, Pa., has a 200-year legacy of harnessing the power of water for industry. This heritage with the waterwheel is reflected in its name. We are indebted to the late Pike County historian William F. Henn, who compiled much information for his small book, The Mills of Milford in 1968, drawing from many sources. Henn served as curator of the Pike County Historical Society, where the Research Library is named in his memory. Henn authored five books on local history. He died in 1984 at the age of 83. There were numerous mills operating in Milfo...