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Kelley Granger discusses student loans, federal loans, private loans, financial aid, and scholarships in an investigation of the best way to go to school on “free” money.
Kelley Granger offers ideas on alternative home heating options.
Kelley Granger explores afterschool programs available to children of all ages throughout the region.
Discover the many different garden decorations the Hudson Valley has to offer.
Area hospitals are providing innovative care for chronic wounds.
Kelly Granger reveals how easily energy can be wasted and the quick solutions and larger investments that can help fix inefficient homes.
Find the best wedding day jewelry that fits your personal style.
Mark Stutzman is bringing the mixtape into the 21st century through his website.
Kelley Granger profiles the Children’s Media Project in Poughkeepsie, where students create their own programming.
The basic formula to financial health is amazingly simple, but Americans are getting lost somewhere along the way.
Consider the addition of natural elements, whether a complete room revamping or a couple of small touches, to perk up your spirit and the ambiance of your home.
Grady prefers to call these pieces “big heads” rather than portraits, explaining that a portrait often involves defining a psychological aspect of a person and conveying that through the painting.
Make like the black bear (who can feed up to 20 hours per day preparing for winter) and take advantage of the smorgasbord sure to be provided by one of this year’s many food and drink festivals.
Take your honeymoon down the road less traveled: Get inspired to forge a journey that reflects who you are as a couple by considering these suggestions.
Celebrity weddings, along with a barrage of magazines, television shows, and websites geared toward brides-to-be, have accelerated a growing trend in the industry—the theme wedding.
The gist of what you may have missed.
Make like the black bear (who can feed up to 20 hours per day preparing for winter) and take advantage of the smorgasbord provided by one of this year’s many food and drink festivals.
Norm Magnusson’s mock historical markers will be installed in Ridgefield, Connecticut for the exhibition, “On This Site Stood,” through August 12.
A round-up of unique Hudson Valley cultural outings.
Jessica Houston traveled to the Greek island of Paros in 1992 to study writing—and instead began an affair with art that has enraptured her since.
The gist of what you may have missed.
There are alternatives for those seeking a more holistic approach to facial rejuvenation and want to forgo the dramatic change a scalpel promises for a more natural and subtle improvement.
Kelly Sinclair on her digital photograph, Devotion.
Richard Deon discusses this month’s cover, Death in the Long Grass, and the inspiration for his unique brand of painting.
Sara Lamm has always been intrigued by Dr. Bronner’s soap, so much so that it inspired the creation of a performance piece based on the 3,000-word spiritual message found on the label.
A comprehensive list of farmers’ markets in the Hudson Valley.
The gist of what you may have missed.
A comprehensive listing of farmers’ markets in the Capital Region.
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