Rural Intelligence (Page 330)

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Museum Of Dog Offers A Preview Of A Dog-Lover's Paradise

Lisa Green reports from North Adams. You don’t have to be a dog lover to enjoy the Museum of Dog, but it would probably help, since you’re going to be surrounded by massive amounts of dog-related memorabilia. On Friday, April 27, the Museum of Dog, located in

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Real Estate

Village Green

In Sharon, a beautifully renovated 1806 historic house enjoys mature landscaping and established gardens. Multiple buildings on the 1.45-acre property include an additional five-bedroom guest/caretaker's residence, an artist's studio, and even a potting shed. In addition to the Italianate gardens with a

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Fine Gardening

Set Point is located on 51 acres amongst the hills of Pine Plains and contains framed gardens, grassy fields, and woodlands under conservation easement. The handsome five-bedroom, four-and-one-half bathroom home has a vaulted living room with sliding doors that open to a patio, and a country

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Daffodil Hill

Sited privately on a ridge in Milan with panoramic views of the Catskills, this 11.34-acre property is rich with over 10,000 daffodils, perennials, ornamental shrubs, and fruit trees. The house is an updated 1970s ranch with green solar/geothermal technology. It has a light-filled contemporary great

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Wildflower Cottage

Spectacular gardens are irrigated with a separate well and a 16-zone system at this cottage-style home in Roxbury. A winding, gated driveway leads to this three-bedroom house and separate studio guest house. The renovated main house has a kitchen that opens to great room with fireplace, media

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Natural Delights

This true garden paradise in Old Chatham contains a small orchard, organized vegetable garden, and walkways with extensive landscaping on 90 acres. The main house has exposed beams, large kitchen, living room with high ceiling, screened porch, and two bedrooms. Additional outdoor spaces include multiple outdoor seating areas, a sunken

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Walled-In

This Sharon estate features extensive, beautifully walled gardens and distant, pastoral views. Discreetly tucked away on a coveted street, the compound includes a four-bedroom modern main house, a separate guest house, and impressive gardens. The main house was built to accommodate a remarkable art collection and holds a heated

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Community

The Rural We: Bernie Kukoff

It would take this entire page to list Bernie Kukoff’s achievements. But briefly, he’s been an actor (at Second City and Williamstown Theatre Festival); creator, producer and writer for a host of TV series (“Diff’rent Strokes,” “The Cosby Show” and many others); produced theater in New York

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Style

SuMoNo Collection: One-Of-A-Kind Wearable Art At Darryl's

By Jamie Larson On Saturday, April 28 and Sunday, April 29, an exhibition of some brand-new garments will be unveiled and available for purchase at Darryl’s in Rhinebeck, New York. Created by Susan Kotulak, the “SuMoNo” is a raincoat constructed from traditional Japanese kimono fabric that's

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Food

Recipe: A Kale Salad Like No Other, Part 2

By Lisa Fielding of Secret Ingredients Every time I drop into Los Angeles I make a pit stop at the Hillstone Restaurant in Santa Monica at Wilshire and Second. It’s one of the successful restaurant chains’ best locations. It is always packed upstairs and downstairs, the open kitchen’s

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Garden: Bluebonnets And Lupines, With Love — Fields of blubonnets in Texas hill country.

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Garden: Bluebonnets And Lupines, With Love

We may not be able to grow bluebonnets in the Northeast, but there are many lupines that can thrive in our climate.

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Parties

Columbia County Habitat For Humanity Takes A Break For Art

Lisa Green reports from East Chatham. Supporters and volunteers for Columbia County Habitat for Humanity eased off from building homes and community for a bit on Sunday, April 22 with Brunch for Habitat, held at the Society of New Concord Meeting House. The program that followed the well-attended brunch

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