Hudson Valley stories:
NY officer hurt when 2 buses, patrol car collide
Nov 12th, 2009 - Omaha
NEWBURGH, N.Y. (AP) - Authorities say an officer was seriously injured when two school buses carrying students and a police patrol car all collided in New York's Hudson Valley. Town of Newburgh police say Officer Thomas Canavan was airlifted to St...
Hudson Valley videos from YouTube:
- Travel Hudson Valley- Hudson...http:www.travelvideopostcard.com To travel the Hudson Valley in New York, is to see a Hudson Valley of farmers markets everywhere, like this one in Kingston across the river Hudson Valley ...
- Dateline NBC UFO Special...Hudson Valley UFO segment from Dateline NBC UFO Special "Top 10 UFO Stories". Leading Hudson Valley UFO authority Philip Imbrogno shares his insights.
- Michael J. Fox - Hudson...
- Hudson Valley Solardocuments installation of several municipal photovoltaic systems under grants from NYSERDA, focusing on the Woodstock, NY project.
Hudson Valley stories from Digg:
Pets Alive Animal Sanctuary, Middletown, NY, Hudson Valley
Ed Sayres and the ASPCA in New York chose to kill Oreo, a dog that was thrown to her death many stories, and recovered. Pets Alive Sanctuary offered to take her in, but the ASPCA killed her anyways after all this dog had been through, & the donations they got from the press she received. Help pass Oreo's law to prevent this from happening again.(Pets & Animals)
buddhadogFri, Nov 20th, 20091 Diggs, 0 CommentsOzark Surrealist Novelist Donald Harington, 1935-2009
Mr. Harington created a surreal rural mini-world in more than a dozen novels set in the fictional Ozark hamlet of Stay More, Ark. He once lived in the Hudson Valley, teaching art history at Bennett College in Millbrook, now a fabulous ruin. His daughter, food writer and novelist Jennifer Brizzi of Rhinecliff, is one of this editor's best friends.(Arts & Culture)
hvchronicSat, Nov 14th, 20091 Diggs, 0 CommentsHudson Valley Chronic - Why Kingston NY is My Kind of Town
Steve Hopkins explains why all you suffering NYC techno-geeks should pack up immediately, kiss Williamsburg goodbye and move your ass up to Kingston, where you can get all of the urban angst, faux-Manhattan coolness factor and a bigger place for a fraction of the cost. Mark Greene moved up here and before he knew it, he'd won an Emmy! You can, too.(Political Opinion)hvchronicFri, Nov 13th, 20092 Diggs, 0 Comments
