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Millstream Does Creekside, Farm-to-Table Dining in Woodstock - Vimarsana News

Millstream Does Creekside, Farm-to-Table Dining in Woodstock

By the team behind The Dutch Ale House in Saugerties, Millstream tempts with delectable dishes and drinks at the Woodstock Golf Club.

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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...

This Week's 8 Great Hudson Valley Events - Vimarsana News

This Week's 8 Great Hudson Valley Events

click to enlarge June rolls in this week, bringing with it more reopenings and a bevy of new event announcements. Enjoy! Bridge Street Theatre Debuts Dance Video | June 1 To cap their current residency at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, the celebrated Ephrat Asherie Dance company will be featured in the virtual premiere of video program focusing on their newly created work UnderScored. Debuting on June 1 at 7pm via the theater’s YouTube channel, the free program is comprised of interviews and performance and will be availa...

Saugerties: Keep On Pushing - Vimarsana News

Saugerties: Keep On Pushing

click to enlarge Frolicking on Hudson River ice in early February near the Saugerties Lighthouse. Ask someone from Saugerties how they're doing and they tell you the truth. They're exhausted. They're tired and fed up with all the endless extra work that's yet another side effect to the pandemic's trauma. Saugerties has always been extremely proud of its community spirit. Residents seem preternaturally compelled to support each other, but to sustain the level of organizing and charitable giving necessary to keep their collective heads above water is draining. "Yes, it is exh...