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TrackTown Youth League Track meet

Community Access to the Arts (CATA) presents “RARE TORNADO”, at Hudson Hall in Hudson NY April 26 th thru May 1 st

The scientific way to brew the perfect cup of coffee every time

You won’t have to worry about how your coffee will taste like every time you make one, as researchers found a way to brew the perfect cup of coffee consistently.

Mob Museum to open hidden Prohibition-era speakeasy

Downtown Las Vegas’ newest watering hole aims to combine cocktails and education, with more quality and consideration than any campus bar or frat party ever has.

Father’s Day -Hops Infused Spa Treatment

EatStowe Mother’s Day Brunch

Stowe Land Trust Day of Donations

Vermont for Vermonters Package

Airbnb Ordinance Open to Legal Challenge, Violates Constitution on 3 Counts

Tennessee ranks No. 1 in slashing occupational licensure

Fashion and the environment, an uncomfortable fit for McCartney

The booming fashion industry is medieval in its approach to manufacturing and needs to modernize in order to radically cut the damage it is doing to the environment, British designer Stella McCartn

May is Community Action Month @ Cobleskill NY Chapter – Brooks BBQ !

Hunter NY Chamber Celebrates Earth Day April 22, 1 pm to 4 pm

Sun Basket delivers new recipe to your door each week

Embrace convenience

F.E.A.S.T. is coming to Geneva April 24th

St. Lucie Master Gardeners Hold Annual Plant Sale May 12

St. Lucie County’s Master Gardeners will hold their annual Spring into Gardening Festival and Plant Sale on Saturday, May 12 from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the St. Lucie County Cooperative Extension Office, 8400 Picos Road.

Lumberyard venue schedules 2018 summer events all over Catskill & Hudson !

THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE™ TO VISIT MEDINA ON May 19, 20, 26 & 27

DEC Announces World Fish Migration Day Events in Hudson Valley – Ecology in Action

Yummier and juicier: Using natural fertilizers increases fruit yield and size

Do you want your farm or garden-grown fruits to become yummier and juicier?

STOMP returns to the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse

Dehydrated Food: Tips for what to dehydrate that will keep long-term

If you decide to dehydrate your food, you’re going to have to learn both what foods are best to dehydrate and what foods you should avoid.

Beer lovers can toast Prince Harry and Meghan’s wedding with new brew

Royal fans with a taste for beer will be able to celebrate Prince Harry and fiancee Meghan Markle’s wedding day with a special ale brewed in the town where the couple will get married next month.

DEC Executes “Wilderness Rescue ” 2 Fairport Men Stranded on Steep Ledges near Rogers Rock Campground @ Lake George

Vegan, vegetarian restaurants popping up in Las Vegas Valley

Vegans and vegetarians have been wandering in the meat-lovers’ paradise that’s Las Vegas for decades, and it seems like they’re finally reaching the promised land, with — Holy cow! — vegan and vegetarian menus in steakhouses.

Mushrooms: Gentle on the Planet, Delicious on the Plate

Want to start making more earth-friendly food choices in the kitchen? This Earth Month, start with mushrooms, a healthy food that requires minimal natural resources to produce.

Fashionably late: Saudi Arabia hosts its first-ever fashion week

Fashionable women, dark-haired Saudis and blonde Eastern Europeans alike, fill the gold-trimmed halls of Riyadh’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel, marking the start of Saudi Arabia’s first-ever fashion week.

Sales of Afghanistan’s renowned carpets unravel as war intensifies

Sales of Afghanistan’s ancient carpet-weaving industry have dropped by half in the past year as war with Taliban militants heats up and neighboring Pakistan clamps down on border traffic.

5 essentials to get your backyard party-ready

The warm, summery weather is a golden opportunity to take your get-together outside. Whatever the occasion, take advantage of the sun and extra space, and let these tips help you plan and get your outdoor space ready for your guests.

Israel’s Holocaust museum appeals for artifacts as survivors dwindle

The Israeli museum dedicated to memorializing the Holocaust is still expanding its exhibits from the Nazi genocide and, more than seven decades on, is urging survivors and their families to donate any artifacts they hold lest they get lost.

Philippines’ top resort island Boracay may reopen in four months

The Philippines is looking to shorten the closure period for its most popular holiday hotspot Boracay to four months from six, but the number of visitors allowed when it reopens will be slashed, the tourism minister said on Wednesday.

Culture Report: An Artist Builds a Moment of Zen

City dwellers looking for respite often make their way to the waterfront. The end of a pier in downtown San Diego can offer a few quieter, calmer moments – a quick escape from the bustling city.

Farm-to-table: The hot food trend you can enjoy without leaving home

Farm-fresh eggs. Locally grown tomatoes. Herbs sourced onsite.

First Friday looks to ‘Grow’ with April’s arts gathering

First Friday is growing — in more ways than one.

The top 10 best foods to grow for survival

Learning how to cultivate a garden is a great survival skill to have.

Landis Arboretum Announces 4 Events for April 2018 from Star Parties to Hawk Watching & More

DEC Lifeguard Jobs Available in Catskills & Adirondacks for 2018 Summer Employment

SARATOGA HISTORIAN TO PRESENT “HARNESSING NATURE: BUILDING THE GREAT SACANDAGA” 4/11 IN GLENVILLE NY

How to grow, dry and grind your own turmeric powder from fresh roots

Turmeric powder is most effective when it’s freshly-grown and prepared by hand at home. A Rockin W Homestead article advised how to grow, dry, and grind your own powder for any curries, protein shakes, or tea you plan to make.

Empire State Aerosciences Museum Holds 3 events Saturday, April 21st Bring Your Appetite !!

Southeast Asians unite as beef over ‘chicken rendang’ rages on

Southeast Asians have united to defend hugely popular “chicken rendang” that was knocked out of a British cooking competition television show for not being crispy enough, but the longstanding debate on the origins of the dish rages on.

Culture Report: Forced to Downsize, an Artist Trashes His Work

Almost every inch of Richard Allen Morris’ 2,000 square-foot basement studio in Golden Hill is packed with art, books and records.

UF/IFAS St. Lucie County Extension Office Welcomes New Master Gardener Volunteers

After 12 weeks of training, 25 new UF/IFAS St. Lucie County Master Gardeners graduated on Tuesday, March 27.

NY State Thruway Starts Construction of “The Capital Region Welcome Ctr – in New Baltimore

Prepping your pantry: 10 must-have food items with a long shelf life

When it comes to prepping your pantry, there is no shortage of options to choose from.

Rare Kabul exhibition brings taste of Mughal art back home

An exhibition that reproduces the precious treasures of Mughal art in their original setting in Kabul’s Babur Garden opened this weekend, bringing a rare moment of cultural relief to a city pounded by war for decades.