Jennifer McGreevey
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‘Nut/Cracked’ turns classic upside down
The Bang Group’s performance of “Nut/Cracked,” choreographer David Parker’s witty response to the holiday classic, makes its debut at Bard College this weekend. → Read More
Fundraiser helping Marine adopt dog he served with
Gulliver, a 9-year-old Vizsla, was deployed to Afghanistan with Matthew Plumeri in 2013. → Read More
Relationship weaves through World War I tale of 'Flower of Iowa'
Two soldiers who develop a relationship during the height of World War I is the focus of a new e-novel that will be featured during a dramatized reading for Veterans Day. → Read More
Cohen wins Fishkill town council seat
Larry A. Cohen won in the uncontested race for Fishkill town council. → Read More
Sheep and Wool Festival features artisan crafts, llamas and more
The Sheep and Wool Festival returns to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck this weekend, where the fuzzy celebration has been taking place since 1980. → Read More
Journal to be among 9 honored for supporting arts in Dutchess
Arts Mid-Hudson will honor nine local artists and organizations at the 28th annual Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday at Villa Borghese in Wappingers Falls. → Read More
Washington St. Plaza completed in time for Walkway's 5-year anniversary
Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park will celebrate its fifth anniversary this weekend with a variety of events for the community to enjoy above the Hudson River on the world's longest pedestrian bridge. → Read More
Restored WWII planes to propel visitors into the past
The Wings of Freedom tour will make its first appearance in Dutchess from Monday through Wednesday. → Read More
Shofar Over the Hudson: Celebrate Jewish new year in stereo
Temple Beth-El of Poughkeepsie will be celebrating Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year, along the Hudson River. → Read More