May

26

Hudson River Kayaking

Some tips and insights on kayaking the waters of the Hudson from local expert Marshall Seddon.

Running, hiking, biking, climbing…the Hudson Valley is home to so many resources for outdoor activities that it will make your head spin. With all the blood-pumping activities to choose from, we often forget about one of the largest (and most obvious) local resources – the Hudson River itself. Though the Hudson’s biggest traffic belongs to the commercial ships and barges that mosey their way down the length of the river, kayakers look to the river as a source of exercise and summertime adventure. Click here for full article… »

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May

19

Hudson Valley Rentals

A list of over 40 of the Hudson Valley’s most popular apartment complexes.

There’s no doubt that the Hudson Valley is a fun place to live. Within driving distance from New York City but far enough away to enjoy the pleasures of quiet natural beauty, we seem to have something for everyone. Homeowners aren’t the only ones who enjoy the area, however — a huge number of rental communities and apartment complexes dot the region, giving renters a place to call home.
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May

12

The Future of Bannerman’s Island {Photo Gallery}

Bannerman’s Castle has been a Hudson River landmark since it was constructed in the early 20th century, but lack of funding and rapid deterioration mean that this local gem may have to close its doors.

Rising up from one of the most picturesque passages on the Hudson, the haunting ruins of the once-steadfast Bannerman’s Castle make for the most ethereal scenery in the Hudson Valley. With soaring towers and crumbling archways, the brick-and-concrete structure still has stories to tell — but without proper funding, Bannerman’s Castle may soon become just a memory. Click here for full article… »

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May

5

River Valley Rep Brings Professional Theatre to the Hudson Valley

The area’s newest theatre program combines quality professional theatre with community minded goals.

Here in the Hudson Valley, most of us are lucky enough to live less than two hours away from New York City and all that it has to offer, including Broadway theatre. It’s not uncommon for local residents to take a day off from work to travel down to Manhattan to see a play or a musical.

This summer, however, locals won’t have to spend an entire day traveling to see professional theatre – we’ll have the opportunity right in our own backyards, and at a much lower cost. River Valley Repertory Theatre, the Hudson Valley’s newest professional theatre company, is holding their first season this summer at Marist College’s Nelly Goletti Theatre. Click here for full article… »

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