Jun

25

Come On In, The Water’s Fine!

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 25 June 2010, View Comments Received

The Hudson Valley cools off with water inspired destinations this summer.

When summer heat hits, there’s no better place than the Hudson Valley for some really cool places. You can catch refreshing breezes from our rivers, lakes, and streams whether you’re in them, on them, or next to them. Just dip your toe in to see how many different ways you can enjoy our waters! Click here for full article… »

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Filed Under: Local Businesses, Local Organizations, Recreation
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Jun

15

Gluten Free Goodies

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 15 June 2010, View Comments Received

A review of six of the Valley’s best gluten free restaurants, delis, and bakeries.

Enjoy gluten-free versions of your favorite foods in the Hudson Valley

It’s not easy being gluten free. Gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye and barley, causes some people serious health problems. Whether you have celiac disease, gluten allergies, or are staying away from it for health reasons, you know that gluten free food and treats are hard to come by. Click here for full article… »

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Filed Under: Health and Beauty, Local Businesses
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Jun

14

The Face of Hudson Valley Wine (By Debbie Gioquindo)

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 14 June 2010, View Comments Received

An overview of last week’s “Face of Hudson Valley Wine” competition, written by our very own Hudson Valley Wine Goddess.

Judges working on their decision at the HV Wine Label Competition

On Wednesday, I attended the judging of the first ever “The Face of Hudson Valley Wine” wine label competition at the Roger Smith Hotel. Hudson Valley Wine Magazine did a wonderful job creating and executing this competition.  There were about 100 wine labels entered in the various categories. Click here for full article… »

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Filed Under: Food and Drink, Local Businesses
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May

31

The Rhinecliff Hotel: It’s Not Easy Being Green {Photo Gallery}

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 31 May 2010, View Comments Received

The owner of Rhinecliff’s newest landmark business gives us the lowdown on renovations, regional fare and wares, and the importance of sustainability.

When James Chapman first visited the Rhinecliff Hotel, he wasn’t there for a quiet getaway — he was there to party. The once-elegant traveler rest spot, built in 1854 and designed by architect George Veitch, had over time developed into a seedy dive bar that hosted a variety of regional punk bands and a significantly underage clientele. On a trip to visit his brother David from New York City, where the London native worked at the time, the two stopped at the Rhinecliff Hotel to share drinks and life updates. It never dawned on the brothers that almost a decade later they would have turned the seedy dive into one of the most charmingly updated hotel/restaurants in the Hudson Valley. Click here for full article… »

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