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The cast of “Catch” rehearses at SUNY New Paltz’s Parker Theatre, where Lester Mayers’s docu-poetic play about HIV, trust, memory, and survival receives its world-premiere workshop production.

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A detached garage adds covered parking, storage and flexible workspace without touching your home’s structure, and in most U.S. markets it raises resale value, especially where buyers expect a garage and the house doesn’t have one. The best results come from matching the size, materials and style to your lot and neighborhood, and keeping the budget in line with local home pr...


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There is a particular kind of freedom that comes with getting in a car on Friday afternoon and knowing only roughly where you are going.

You have a destination, maybe a hotel reservation and a couple of places saved on your phone. Everything else can be figured out along the way.

That kind of trip is especially rewarding in places like the Hudson Valley, ...


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Visitors browse work by juried makers at Handcrafted Octoberfest, returning to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck October 10 and 11.

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This fall, Oktoberfest gets an artful Hudson Valley makeover.


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The trail is not a road. It is a set of destinations scattered across central Kentucky, connected by two-lane state routes that wind through farmland between towns. Getting from one distillery to the next is most of the day, and the driving is the part nobody plans.

Most visitors think about the trip in terms of whether someone stays sober. That matters, and it is ...


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