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Food Trucks in the Historic District?

Posted on June 20, 2012 by

There was an application to the Saugerties Historic Review Board to place a Taco & Burrito food truck in the district, with picnic tables and rainbow colored umbrellas. There are no Village laws regulating food trucks, so it fell to … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press April 2012 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on April 14, 2012 by

Hope Farm Press April 2012 NY Books Newsletter 2012 April Vol XIV Issue IV New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press *************************     FROM THE EDITOR Finally – I’m buckling down to focus on … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press February 2012 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on February 1, 2012 by

Hope Farm Press February ’12 NY Books Newsletter 2011 February Vol XIV Issue II New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press *************************      FROM THE EDITOR Strange “winter season” we’re having. I had a Great … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press October ’11 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on October 3, 2011 by

2011 October Vol XIII Issue X New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press ************************* FROM THE EDITOR September flew by – or should I say poured by? I’ve never seen so much rain and flooding … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press September ’11 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on September 2, 2011 by

2011 September Vol XIII Issue IX New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press *************************   FROM THE EDITOR August is a blur of sunshine and gardening capped off with an earthquake and hurricane. What a … Continue reading →

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CASTELLET & WINE TASTING WITH LUNCH

Posted on August 17, 2011 by

I write cruise destination excursions for places I haven’t been . . . Begin your tour this morning with a scenic drive to Le Castellet, a typical Provencal hilltop village. Perched on wooded hills above the vineyards, this remarkable stronghold … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press July ’11 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on July 19, 2011 by

2011 July Vol XIII Issue VII New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press ************************* FROM THE EDITOR June and the July 4th Holiday are over. The Beira Interior region of Portugal was fantastic – great … Continue reading →

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Crossroads at Work

Posted on June 17, 2011 by

My part time job at Hudson Valley Dessert Company just got more interesting. I started at 2 half days baking. Now I’m doing 2 full days baking, and 2 days baking and cooking, with 2 more days up in the air. Meaning, if … Continue reading →

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Hope Farm Press June ’11 NY Books Newsletter

Posted on May 31, 2011 by

2011 June Vol XIII Issue VI New York State Books Newsletter from Richard Frisbie of Hope Farm Press *************************   FROM THE EDITOR France (Dijon & Reims) was fantastic – great food, champagne & burgundy. I even videotaped a few … Continue reading →

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Reims

Posted on May 16, 2011 by

Reims is one of those French cities that was 80% destroyed in WWI when the Germans isolated the city and artillery rained down. The Cathedral, the Basilica, and most other buildings – including residences – were left in ruins. The people … Continue reading →

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