Community The Rural We: John Carroll Lynch Actor John Carroll Lynch, or as you may better know him, Norm Gunderson from the movie "Fargo," Drew’s brother Steve on "The Drew Carey Show," and Twisty the Clown on "American Horror Story: Freak Show" and "American Horror Story: Cult," lives By Editor
Food Why Does Everyone Love The Berry Farm In Chatham? By Jamie Larson It's worth writing this piece just to tell you that The Berry Farm in Chatham, New York, is a great place to shop whether you are local or from far afield. The market offers an expanding variety of fresh local produce and meats, seafood, premade By Editor
Parties New Art, Old Building At Berkshire Money Management Amy Krzanik reports from Dalton. With more than 80 arresting works of art displayed throughout a stunning c.1898 mansion, it’s no wonder hundreds of people attended Berkshire Money Management’s one-night-only exhibition, “New Art in an Old Building,” on Friday, Jan. 19. To celebrate its new By Editor
Real Estate In The Woods Located in popular Otis Woodlands, this expanded post-and-beam chalet is a sunny retreat. There is a cathedral ceilinged living room with wood stove, dining room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, loft, and den. A bonus room can be used as a playroom, office, or an additional bedroom. The building By Editor
Real Estate Modern Touch This pristine chalet in West Stockbridge bridges the gap between modern and traditional. The interior features an entryway, open plan kitchen, massive stone fireplace in the living room, dining room, and a terraced sunroom ideal for entertaining. There are four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a total of three stone By Editor
Real Estate Distinctly Chalet Built by a Hudson architect as a birthday gift for his Austrian wife, this eclectic 1912 home is a Tudor-style chalet. Exterior architectural details include front-facing gable, steeply pitched roof, and decorative half-timbering on stucco facade. Inside there are wood floors, the original windows and doors, a By Editor
Real Estate Authentic And Original Connecticut meets Switzerland at this traditional chalet home in Bethlehem. Charming and bright, the three-bedroom, two-and-one-half bathroom home offers nearly five acres of privacy, yet is close to town. The double-story living/dining room has a stone fireplace and built-in bookshelves and a second- By Editor
Real Estate Swim And Ski Copake Close to the slopes of Catamount and located on Copake Lake, this chalet-style cottage offers the best of both worlds. Set back across the road from the lake for optimal privacy, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home has an open plan kitchen, dining, and living room. There is a By Editor
Real Estate Chalet On The Umpachene This enchanted chalet-style cottage sits on the banks of the Umpachene River in New Marlborough. Built in 1927, the home has been transformed with modern conveniences while maintaining the integrity of original details such as the stone fireplace and chalet-style banister. There is a first-floor master suite, By Editor
Food Yum Yum Noodle and Annabelle's Open in Red Hook By Jamie Larson When the two most visible and well-situated business locations in the center of Red Hook, New York went vacant at the same time last year, we, along with everyone else, waited with bated breath to see what would open in the prominent, window-lined buildings, catty- By Editor
Community The Rural We: Marlow Shami Photographer, artist and writer Marlow Shami, who lives in Goshen, Conn., conducts Nature as Healer workshops and talks. She specializes in the healing connection between humans and the natural world. Earlier in her career, she was the first female videographer at Channel 3, Hartford’s CBS affiliate, where she and By Editor
Parties Into The Woods With The Ghostlit Repertory Theatre Company Rachel Louchen reports from Egremont. The GhostLit Repertory Theatre Company is new in name but not experience, returning to the Barn at the Egremont Village Inn for its second production after a roaring success last summer. On Saturday, Jan. 13, the theater company hosted a winter gala with drinks followed By Editor