DREAMING BIG FOR 90 YEARS – AND COUNTING
For anyone who has owned a business, reaching the milestone of 90 years extending to four generations isn’t just a “that’s nice” accomplishment, it’s a “wow, that’s amazing” feat.
For anyone who has owned a business, reaching the milestone of 90 years extending to four generations isn’t just a “that’s nice” accomplishment, it’s a “wow, that’s amazing” feat.
If you’ve ever had those “whatever happened to so-and-so from elementary school” moments and wondered how that person was doing or if they ever achieved their Hollywood dreams, well, wonder no more about Julia Finley Mosca who hailed from Pine Plains, NY.
The hands at Gilded Moon Framing in Millerton have been skillfully preserving works of art for quite some time now.
At exactly 12:49pm on January 28, 2026, the call from NASA came in on my cell. From NASA!
In September last year, my husband and I made a bold and, to many, perhaps even ourselves, shocking decision. We decided to sell our house.
The hands at Gilded Moon Framing in Millerton have been skillfully preserving works of art for quite some time now.
At this very moment, I’m leaning back lazily – and perhaps a tad dangerously – in a somewhat shabby but deliciously comfy chocolate brown microsuede recliner, savoring my first in a string of daily rituals. This one is conceivably my favorite; at the very least, it’s a requisite part of each day – if I want to stay alert, that is.
The 1876 United States presidential election was expected to be close, but not so close that the victor would go officially undeclared until three days prior to the scheduled March 5, 1877, inauguration.
“I went into this feeling I was the most qualified person for the position – who happened to be a Black female,” Columbia County Sheriff Jackie Salvatore said about her recent history-making election as the first Black woman elected to that position not only in that county, but also in the 400-year history of New York State.
“Americana 250” is much more than just beautiful music performed by the very talented orchestra led by its conductor and artistic director, Kathleen Beckmann. It is a multimedia tribute to colonial Hudson Valley life that will incorporate orchestral music, imagery, and spoken word.