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"New York's State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) helps communities identify, evaluate, preserve, and revitalize their historic, archeological, and cultural resources. The SHPO administers programs authorized by both the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and the New York State Historic Preservation Act of 1980. These programs, including the Statewide Historic Resources Survey, the New York State and National Registers of Historic Places, the federal historic rehabilitation tax credit, the Certified Local Government program, the state historic preservation grants program, state and federal environmental review, and a wide range of technical assistance, are provided through a network of teams assigned to territories across the state. The SHPO works with governments, the public, and educational and not-for-profit organizations to raise historic preservation awareness, to instill in New Yorkers a sense of pride in the state's unique history and to encourage heritage tourism and community revitalization."
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From May 1st through October, the M.V. Commander cruises on the Hudson River from West Haverstraw, West Point and Peekskill for charter parties and group excursions.The M.V. Commander's home port is located in West Haverstraw, NY, which is on the west bank of the Hudson River about mid way between the Tappan Zee Bridge and the Bear Mountain Bridge.
The historic vessel, built in 1917, is listed on the National and State registers of Historic Places. The M.V. Commander is US Coast Guard licensed and inspected, with a certified captain and crew. The upper deck has ample seating and is partly covered by a canopy, affording both sun and shade for those enjoying the magnificent view of the Hudson Highlands. The enclosed lower deck has a maximum capacity of 100 passengers and spacious picture windows, allowing for pleasurable viewing of the passing scenery. There are chairs, tables and benches, and an area for dancing.
Daytime cruise rates and schedule are available for groups of 30 or more who do not require exclusive use of the boat, with reduced rates for senior and children. On these cruises, we describe the points of interest and give a brief history of the area.
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Hudson River Adventures welcomes you aboard the "Pride Of The Hudson". Our ship will thrill you with its sleek design and elegant decor. Come relax in our climate controlled main salon or enjoy the passing scenery from our spacious sun deck. The "Pride Of The Hudson" specializes in Weddings, Receptions, Schools, Corporate Functions, Reunions, Fund Raisers, Theme Parties, Anniversaries, Surprise Parties, Political Functions, or any other occasions. Excellent Catering to fit all budgets is available.
One of the tours available, "The Bannerman Island Cruise Tour" begins at Torches Landing in Newburgh NY. Then South to what is described as "One of the most beautiful sights on the Hudson River." Bannerman Castle rises from the North side of Pollepel Island like a medieval fantasy. This cruise does not stop on the island. However, a short video takes you on a tour of the Bannerman Castle.
Press Blue Button to view Public Sightseeing Schedule, Bannerman Island, and other cruise schedules, available in the Hudson River Valley.
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Come explore New York's historic Hudson River with Hudson River Recreation. We are the largest guided sea kayak company in Westchester County with trips on the Hudson River, Tarrytown Lakes and various locations on the Long Island Sound. Since 1998, our experienced and friendly staff have guided thousands of guests from the novice to the experienced through some of the most stunning waterways in New York.
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"The Hudson-Berkshire Beverage Trail is the premiere beverage trail in New York State and the Hudson Valley . . . Tucked in between the Hudson Valley and the Berkshire Mountains, the trail extends from Southeast of Albany down to Hudson, New York. You’ll find handcrafted and award-winning and celebrated wines, beers, and spirits. And you’ll also be able to experience farm fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, baked goods, 100% natural maple syrup, fresh apple ciders, and other gourmet, local food products."
Follow the Trail
Hudson-Chatham Winery
1900 Route 66
Ghent, NY 12075
Columbia County
518-392-WINE
Brookview Station Winery
1297 Brookview Station Road
Castleton, NY 12033
Rensselaer County
518-732-7317
Harvest Spirits
at Golden Harvest Farm
3074 US Route 9
Valatie, NY 12184
Columbia County
Chatham Brewing
30 Main Street, Suite 2
Chatham, NY 12037
Columbia County
518-697-0202
Tousey Winery
1774 Route 9
Clermont, NY 12526
Columbia County
518-567 5462
Furnace Brook Winery
At Hilltop Orchards
Rt. 295 / 508 Canaan Road
Richmond, MA 01254
413-698-3301
Les Trois Emme Winery
8 Knight Road
New Marlborough, MA 01230
413- 528-1015
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New York State apple growers have been perfecting their apples for over 300 years. Enjoy them all year long. From the classic McIntosh to the snappy Empire, New York has what you want in an apple. Taste the difference, savor the quality, share the pride.
It's no coincidence that apples are the symbol of good health. In the Middle Ages, the English said "To eat an apple before going to bed will make the doctor beg his bread." We now know that there's a sound basis for the familiar "apple a day" rhyme. Take a look at the nutritional benefits of a medium size Apple Country® apple.
Nutritional Facts: Apples are absolutely fat-free. One apple provides as much dietary fiber as a bowl of bran cereal. Apples are loaded with pectin, a soluble fiber that aids digestion and may help reduce cancer and heart disease. The complex carbohydrates in apples give your body a longer, more even energy boost compared to high-sugar snacks. Snacking on apples can keep you going throughout the day. Apples provide boron, an essential trace element that helps harden bones and help prevent osteoporosis.
Learn:
Apple education and see the Kid's Section on apples.
Where to pick you own apples.
Major health benefits of eating apples.
Variety, flavor and best use of each type of apple.
Apple recipes.
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From the very beginning, Community Markets has been an organization that believes strongly in three important ideas: supporting local agriculture, strengthening local communities, and making fresh produce available to neighborhoods with limited access. Since 1991, farmers markets developed and managed by Community Markets have been successfully serving all three purposes: making locally-grown produce and locally-made products readily available and, at the same time, providing an ideal place for the community to come together to share news and gossip, thoughts, and ideas, and improving nutrition.
Press Blue Button to find a local Farmers Market.
Select a county and view the markets in Westchester, Rockland, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn or Queens.
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LocalHarvest is a leading informational resource for the Buy Local and Organic movement. We maintain a definitive and reliable "living" public nationwide directory of small farms, farmers markets, and other local food sources. Our search engine helps people find products from family farms, local sources of sustainably grown food, and encourages them to establish direct contact with small farms in their local area. Our online store helps small farms develop markets for some of their products beyond their local area.
The richness, variety, and flavor of our communities, food systems, and diets is in jeopardy. The exclusive focus on economic efficiency has brought us low prices and convenience through large supermarkets chains, agribusiness and factory farms, while taking away many other aspects of our food lives, like our personal relation with our food and with the people who produce it. More and more people are realizing this and actively working to turn the tide and to preserve a food industry based on family-owned, small scale businesses. They are our best guarantee against a world of styrofoam-like long-shelf-life tomatoes and diets dictated from corporate boardrooms.
The Buy Local movement is quickly taking us beyond the promise of environmental responsibility that the organic movement delivered, and awakening the US to the importance of community, variety, humane treatment of farm animals, and social and environmental responsibility in regards to our food economy.
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to find locally grown farm products. Also, look for restaurants that buy from local farms. Just enter your zip-code on the Local Harvest website and find farms and restaurants nearby.
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A Wine Lover’s Event Resource
How many times have you found yourself looking for a really cool local wine event, wine education class, boutique wine shop or friendly wine club in your area? Or searched for wine events in destinations you plan on traveling to? After spending needless time searching inefficiently, you find very little or, worse, nothing more fun than visiting the local grocery store’s wine department. Or you could type www.LocalWineEvents.com into your browser and find it all at your fingertips.
LocalWineEvents.com offers a user-friendly city search feature in the state or country of your choice, making it easy to find out what’s going on in your part of the world. Once you have selected the specific city, you simply choose those events of interest or select the subject pages such as “Wine & Food Educators,” “BYOB Restaurants” or “Food, Wine and Lodging” located at the top of the city webpage. LocalWineEvents.com users may also sign up to receive “The Juice” newsletter and e-mails about local wine events happening in their area. . . Tom DiNardo, Wine Adventure Magazine.
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Movies in the Hudson Valley
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Find all movies playing in the Hudson Valley. Get movie show times and tickets by town and county. See movie titles, theater and movie information, location, times, and previews. Read movie reviews, see trailers, movie photos, and more.
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Netflix has revolutionized the way people "go to" the movies - by bringing the movies directly to them. With today's busy lifestyles and consumers demanding more value and control, it's no wonder that Netflix has become the preferred online provider of the home entertainment experience.
Sign up today and try Netflix for free!
Over 80,000 Titles
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Family Friendly Features
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Get a drink, get a snack, sit back and relax - to a new movie or your favorite classic.
"It's great to watch a movie in your own space with no time restrictions"
Environment
If Netflix members drove to and from a rental store, they would consume 800,000 gallons of gasoline and release more than 2.2 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
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to learn all about Netflix.
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When you bite into a crunchy New York State apple or enjoy a glass of New York State wine, you can almost taste the pride. New York growers and food manufacturers are proud to provide a rich and diverse array of quality products such as locally grown produce, syrups and sauces, cheese, honey, meats, pasta and baked goods – fresh and processed products that never go out of season.
The Pride of New York Program was developed to promote and support the sale of agricultural products grown and food products processed within New York State. The Program’s growing membership now includes farmers and processors, retailers, distributors, restaurants and related culinary and support associations, all working together to bring you wholesome, quality New York State products.
Be part of the Pride. Look for products displaying the Pride of New York logo when you shop and support your neighbors, the generations of family farms and food processors who have made New York State one of America’s leading suppliers of food and agricultural products.
Press Blue Button to find your local Farmers' Markets, Products produced in New York, Harvest Dates, Events, Recipes, and more.
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When you bite into a crunchy New York State apple or enjoy a glass of New York State wine, you can almost taste the pride. New York growers and food manufacturers are proud to provide a rich and diverse array of quality products such as locally grown produce, syrups and sauces, cheese, honey, meats, pasta and baked goods, fresh and processed products that never go out of season.
The Pride of New York Program was developed to promote and support the sale of agricultural products grown and food products processed within New York State. The Program’s growing membership now includes farmers and processors, retailers, distributors, restaurants and related culinary and support associations all working together to bring you wholesome, quality New York State products.
Be part of the Pride. Look for products displaying the Pride of New York logo when you shop and support your neighbors – the generations of family farms and food processors who have made New York State one of America’s leading suppliers of food and agricultural products.
Following is just a small sample of the wealth of information that can be found on the "Pride of New York State" website.
Find Local Farmers' Markets, NY Product information, NY Product standards and guidelines for "healty and safe products", Products grown and produced in New York State, and much more.
Read about New York’s commodities including: Honey, Maple Syrup, Poultry and Poultry Products, Shell Eggs, Wine, Bottled Water, Christmas Trees, and Fresh Produce.
Vegetables
Asparagus, Fresh Beans, Beets, Broccoli, Brussels Spouts, Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Celery, Corn, Sweet, Cucumbers, Greenhouse Eggplant, Endive, Escarole or Chicory, Garlic, Greens, Horseradish Roots, Kale, Lettuce, Greenhouse Leaf Lettuce, Mushrooms, Onions, Parsley, Parsnips, Peas, Fresh, Peppers, Sweet, Potatoes, Radishes, Rhubarb (Field Grown), Spinach, Bunched Spinach Leaves & Plants, Squash, Tomatoes & Tomato Plants, Turnips or Rutabagas and more.
Fruits
Apples, Apricots, Blackberries, Blueberries, Cantaloupes, Cherries, Sweet Cranberries, Grapes, Melons, Peaches, Pears, Plums and Prunes, Raspberries, Strawberries, Watermelons and more.
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Change the World
by Changing What You Eat
The Regional Farm & Food Project is a member supported, farmer focused, non-profit serving the greater Hudson-Mohawk Valley food shed of New York State. Founded in 1996 to promote sustainable agriculture and local food systems, we do grass roots organizing, farmer to farmer trainings, consumer re-skilling workshops and public issues education. Our reward is restoring the balance between farms and factories, local and global, and people and profits.
Nutrient Dense Farming
The Next Frontier
Every time we harvest crops from a field, we are strategically mining minerals from the soils. If we do not replenish the minerals removed up to the level where everything that we need in our bodies is present in our crops, we are not fully optimizing our crop production. That's where Nutrient Dense Farming becomes a profound yet simple solution, presenting easy to incorporate practices to enrich our soils, our food and our selves.
Nutrient Dense Farming (NDF) aims to create a highly functioning soil ecosystem in which the crops that are harvested have a measurably greater quantity of a broad spectrum of minerals, vitamins, phyto-nutrients, and antioxidants than either conventional or many certified organic crops. These nutrient components also need to be in appropriate ratios to each other in order to maximize absorption and use by the body. This series draws from cutting edge research and long proven techniques that build the ideal soil environment for crop growth and production. Highly functional and robust soils translate into peak nutritive levels, peak yields, and peak pest, disease and extreme weather resistance.
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From Lake Erie to Long Island
New York Wine Country
spans the entire breadth of New York State. View "Uncork New York" and click on the many New York Wine Regions. View the list of wineries found in each wine region as well as have the opportunity to view a short video clip on the region, peruse a map locating the wineries and check out the calendar of events for this particular region. You’ll also learn about each region’s specialties and find some general statistics.
If there are one or more “Wine trails’’ active in the region, we have provided links to their sites as well. Wine trails are groups of wineries that are related geographically and work cooperatively to encourage visitors to learn about the fine products they are bringing to the market. Many of the wine trails have special event programs that feature wine and food pairing events throughout the year. These events are listed along with the winery-specific events in the Calendar of events for the individual regions.
Map Center To see a statewide map indicating the location of the various regions. You can easily identify how to move from one region to another if you have time for an extended visit. By then clicking on the specific region of interest, you will get a more detailed map.
Hudson River Valley Wine Region
North of New York City, graced by the beauty and temperature-moderating effects of the majestic Hudson River, lies one of America's most historic wine regions. Even more important than the water's effect on the air, the steep palisades funnel maritime breezes through the region, which today hosts more than 20 wineries building on the tradition of the oldest vineyard and winery in America. A pioneering region for French-American grape varieties such as Seyval Blanc and Baco Noir, the Hudson River Region has also proved hospitable to the more delicate European grape varieties such as Chardonnay and Cabernet Franc.
Within the larger Hudson River Region, on the West side of the Hudson River enjoy the "Shawangunk Wine Trail," named after a nearby mountain range. On the East side of the Hudson River is the "Dutchess Wine Trail".
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