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Real Estate

Wine On The Waterfront

Sited on Upper Rhoda Lake in Copake, this residence offers a wine cellar, but you could enjoy a tasting in practically every room along with the waterfront views. The post-and-beam house has an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, three-story living room, custom staircase, two fireplaces, four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

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Shiraz And Stone

A wine cellar with its own grotto that has custom stone work lies within a modern lodge home atop Mount Washington. The house has a sunny open-floor plan featuring a living room with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, pristine kitchen and an office space near the upstairs landing. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home

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Private Reserve

This exquisite Sharon property features large rooms and fine architectural details — among them the temperature-controlled wine cellar that doubles as a tasting room. Located on 20 secluded acres with views of the Catskill Mountains, the five-plus bedroom house has a cherry-panel library, kitchen that leads to family room, six fireplaces

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Vino At FoxeHaven Hill

The house at Foxehaven Hill in Millbrook has countless fine touches that enhance every room, from three walls of windows in the living room to the curved walls in the foyer, right down to the mahogany-lined wine cellar. The main residence is actually two Greek Revival houses connected by a

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Parties

MASS MoCA's NYC Supporters Help The Museum Celebrate 15 Years

Amy Krzanik reports from New York City. 583 Park Avenue, with its mirrored and mood-lit underground arcade area and its high-ceilinged ballroom complete with glittering chandelier, is one of the city’s most-sought-after event spaces. So it’s no wonder MASS MoCA booked it again this year for its 15th

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Community

Getting Crafty: IMPACT At Etsy Provides Tools And Ideas For Entrepreneurs

Scott Tillitt, Re>Think board chair and Antidote Collective founder, and Ajax Greene, Re>Think board vice chair and On Belay business advisor. By Jamie Larson “Seminar" and “workshop" aren’t words you’d typically associate with the unconventional character of Hudson and Etsy. But the

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Food

Recipe: Pumpkin Muffins

Twice a month, Berkshire native Alana Chernila, mother of two, and author of the cookbook, The Homemade Pantry: 101 Foods You Can Stop Buying & Start Making (Clarkson Potter), contributes a thoughtful and heartfelt essay/recipe created exclusively for Rural Intelligence readers. Her first cookbook has achieved top-seller status, and

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Arts

Review "An Enemy of the People" at Barrington Stage

Arthur Miller’s 1950 play, An Enemy of the People, which he adapted from Henrik Ibsen’s prophetic 1882 play, is the story of a small Norwegian town called Kirsten Springs whose prosperity and identity are dependent on its salubrious waters, which the town doctor discovers are, in fact, toxic.

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John Waters Brings His Filthy World To Hudson (To Fundraise!)

Photo by Greg Gorman By Robert Burke Warren Ever since filmmaker-performer-author John Waters unleashed his transgressive 1972 cult classic Pink Flamingos on an unsuspecting public, he’s accepted numerous titles: The Pope of Trash, The Baron of Bad Taste, The Prince of Puke. With a reputation like that, attendees to

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Community

A Fall Foliage Drive: Millerton to Hudson, NY (or Vice Versa)

Not all scenic drives are created equal, and this bucolic 30-mile jaunt delivers enough smiles per mile to justify the gasoline you'll use. The route, which connects Millerton and Hudson, is not only an insider's shortcut between the two towns, but also a reminder that local

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Community

The Rural We: Matthew White

Photo by Andrea Labshere Hillsdale General Store owner Matthew White dubs his hamlet “world class but low key" because of its convenient location to East Coast cities and the unique community of people who live here. Originally a weekender, White is a serious “preservationist" who saw potential in

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Real Estate

The Steeple

Originally built in 1871 as a church, this building was converted into a contemporary living space in the late 70s  by architect Bill Potts. The integrity of the New Marlborough structure was maintained through its modification to include three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two-story living room with Danish Lange wood stove,

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