Environmentalists recall his leadership
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Burrowing In: The World of Groundhogs
‘Big day’ on the horizon for Marmota monax
Canstruction Event at Galleria Benefits the Hungry
Four school teams will showcase canned food sculptures
Pete Seeger’s Musical Legacy
Local musicians play in tribute and reflect on lasting inspiration
Opinion: Remembering Pete
Seeger graced our stage many times, always in the name of music and its power
Roots and Shoots: Approaching Food As Our Connection to Nature
Sustainable food improves health of our bodies and our land
Registration Open for Seed Sowing Workshop
Events to be held Feb. 22 and Mar. 29
Jonathan Leitner Joins HHLT Staff
New hire will support outreach and development efforts
Philippe Vergne Steps Down as Dia Art Foundation Director
To become director of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
Mouths to Feed: Winter Whites
Cauliflower is a great winter staple — filling, comforting, and naturally creamy
Turning Back Pages in Time
Putnam History Museum debuts West Point Foundry photo book
Letter: Enhanced Tax Incentives Will Keep Hudson Valley Beautiful
Donation of conservation easements on private land has been efficient way to protect open space
Letter: Friends of McConville Park Thanks Community
Appreciates support for maintaining and preserving park
Philipstown Comprehensive Plan Review Begins
Determining what still needs to be done after eight years
Registration Open for Writing and Bookbinding Workshop for Seniors
Will meet for six Wednesdays starting Feb. 5
World’s End Theater Lightens Up with Intellectual Slapstick on Feb. 7
All in the Timing coming to 69 Main Feb. 7
Letter: So Much for “View-Shed” Issue Being Moot Point
New structure “blight upon the Hudson Highlands”
Garrison School to Hold Kindergarten Registration on Feb. 4 and 5
Students must turn age 5 by Dec. 31