Business

The Gilded Carriage at 60: Filled with unexpected beauty

The Gilded Carriage at 60: Filled with unexpected beauty

The Gilded Carriage, a longtime fixture of Woodstock for fine kitchen and housewares, is celebrating its 60th year. Owner Marina Basil says the store, which her mother, Mari Basil, opened in 1959, holds much more than six decades of Woodstock history within its walls; it also contains the memory and legacy of her mother, father, and sister.

Mohonk Mountain House celebrates its 150th anniversary with signature ice cream flavor

Mohonk Mountain House celebrates its 150th anniversary with signature ice cream flavor

Nina Smiley and Eric Gullickson of Mohonk Mountain House have launched an all-new ice cream flavor in commemoration of the hotel’s 150th anniversary. The new signature flavor, named Mohonk Mountain Crunch, features a rich vanilla base, chocolate-covered pretzels, dark chocolate fudge, and a salted caramel swirl. It was created in collaboration with Jane’s Ice Cream , a family-run creamery in the Hudson Valley.

Sunflower is all the way open

Sunflower is all the way open

The natural foods store in Woodstock has been expanded. The new Sunflower feels like the Sunflower we’ve all known for a generation now. Only it’s bigger, fresher, lighter, and filled with much more than it ever had before.

Selina, new Lodge owners, will seek all proper approvals for renovations

Selina, new Lodge owners, will seek all proper approvals for renovations

New management of The Lodge from Selina Woodstock, including the president of all Selina operations worldwide, assured the Woodstock planning board Thursday night, July 18, that they would do whatever was asked of them to bring their property into compliance and correct a string of bad building department permits that were vacated by the town zoning board of appeals earlier this month.

Emmanuel’s Marketplace in Stone Ridge under new management

Emmanuel’s Marketplace in Stone Ridge under new management

With Shawangunk and Catskill vistas revealed around every bend in its meandering country roads, and lush orchards and fertile alluvial cornfields sprawling in every direction, Stone Ridge is an alluringly lovely place to live. But such rural beauty has its down side: being inconveniently equidistant from such necessary evils of modern life as large chain stores.