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Hudson River Arts Festival is canceled
The Hudson River Arts Festival, a fixture on the City of Poughkeepsie waterfront for more than a decade, will not be held this year.
Exploring Dutch Legacy 400 Years After Hudson
A 1909 commemoration included this image of Hudson's ship, Fulton's steamboat, a Wright plane and the Statue of Liberty.
Relishing a View to a Thrill on the Hudson
On the Fourth of July in years past, as the sky over the East River exploded in a spectacular display of shapes and colors, viewers along the New Jersey waterfront had to settle for glimpses of fireworks between or over the tops of Manhattan's skyscrapers.
Fire It Up for the Macy's Extravaganza
This Fourth of July, it will be the Hudson River's time to shine. The annual Macy's fireworks show is moving to the Hudson River from the East River; authorities are shutting down part of the roadway so as many spectators as possible can squeeze in.
The New York Observer Real Estate
Sun Rise! New Hudson Square Hotel to Use Solar Technology Rare for New York
Rendering for 100 Varick Street. MStudio. At the corner of Varick and Watt streets a hotel will rise with a facade wielding a more attractive and versatile kind of solar technology that may well be unprecedented for New York City.
Clarifying facts about Henry Hudson
It is baffling that Greg Clary, The Journal News reporter who has covered the Hudson River and its relation to Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant for many years, could make so many factual errors .
Search on for Navy sailor missing in upper Hudson
Police divers have resumed searching for a U.S. Navy sailor who disappeared while swimming in the upper Hudson River.
Judge won't bite on Indian Point fish fight
A state court has told Indian Point officials their timing is wrong in trying to fight New York regulators about using Hudson River water to cool the plant's nuclear reactors.
Big river day holds promise for future
Pride in New York's great history and a commitment to a sustainable economic and environmental future for the Hudson River Valley were in evidence among the thousands of residents and tourists who turned out to welcome the fleet of heritage ships in its stately parade from the Statue of Liberty to Albany, following the course of Henry Hudson's ...
Economic Decline in Hudson, New York: Muddy Cup Coffeehouse Saved from Closing
Recently, I heard the news that popular local coffeehouse the Muddy Cup, located on Warren Street in Hudson, New York had been saved from closing.
Middletown Times Herald Record
Hinchey delivers $750,000 in federal funds for Hudson festivities
Amid stiff breezes blowing off the Hudson River, and as many thank-yous from the river's various protectors, Rep.
The 2009 Clearwater Festival - day 1 in pics (Dr. Dog, rain, Pete...
The 2009 Clearwater Festival - day 1 in pics photos by Chris La Putt "Although the [Clearwater] festival was geared towards an older crowd, it did have a pretty stellar lineup.
Critics: Burial site for Hudson PCBs is inadequate
LUBBOCK, Texas -- Later this month, the first trainloads of PCB-tainted sludge dredged from the Hudson River will arrive and, in the eyes of critics, will turn a stretch of West Texas into New York's "pay toilet." They argue that burying dirt so toxic that General Electric Co.
Hudson fish alerts cast wider net
Local health officials are launching a grass-roots, multilingual effort to warn residents about contamination in Hudson River fish.
Views of the Hudson From Lesser-Known Eyes
SHAKESPEARE is not the only attraction at Boscobel this summer. On the lower level of the historic Boscobel House, an elegant example of Federal architecture completed in 1808, is a small exhibition gallery that opened last year.
An Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome antique biplane flies over as the Hudson 400 Flotilla arrives on Friday, June 12, 2009, at Castleton Boat Club.
Two Rebirths, Miraculous but Unfinished
All week long, the grand flotilla, led by a replica of Henry Hudson's Half Moon, has made its way up the river.
Hudson man to sentenced 25 years to life in wife's murder
A Hudson man has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison in a murder conviction for the 1994 death of his pregnant wife.
Ask About Dredging in the Hudson
John Cronin is director and chief executive of the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries and a senior fellow for environmental affairs at Pace University.
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