Dry, hot American summer
It’s been a long, hot, summer for anyone who works or plays or even walks outside, whether viewed globally or
All posts by Jeremiah Horrigan
Resistance to proposed new barge anchorages stiff
A parking lot. A floating storage facility. A catastrophe waiting to happen. A tourism killer. Those are but a few
Resistance to proposed Hudson River barge anchorages is strong… and getting stronger
A parking lot. A floating storage facility. A catastrophe waiting to happen. A tourism killer. Those are but a few of
Vernon Benjamin completes his History of the Hudson River Valley
Vernon Benjamin’s new book, the second volume of his masterwork The History of the Hudson River Valley, begins with the
Battle of the bricks over proposed Legoland in Goshen
Something big wants to settle into someplace small – something whose potential impact is being measured in the millions: millions
Bearing witness to the unbearable in Newtown
During the opening of Kim Snyder’s documentary Newtown, faint playground sounds hover at the edge of hearing. A roving camera
Girls, interrupted: Opera about abandoned Bennett College
It stands hollow and empty now, a moldering shell of its luxurious former self. Its impregnable-looking stone exterior has lost
Ground broken for development at former Hudson River Psychiatric Center
Even in broad daylight, the ruins of the Hudson River Psychiatric Center in the Town of Poughkeepsie conjure every horror-movie
Hawthorne Valley Farm Store is not just about yogurt anymore
Visitors to the Hawthorne Valley Association can be forgiven their confusion when first visiting the place. It’s a farm, a
Falcon launches “Underground,” the pub below the club
Can you say “indefatigable”? Neither can I. But that’s what Tony Falco is: tireless. The creator and owner of the