Rural Intelligence (Page 381)

Arts

Live In The Landscape: "Performing Olana"

By Amy Krzanik Take two professional theater directors, add one award-winning playwright, one Hudson River School painter’s visually jaw-dropping home and a person who’s keen to share it with others, and what do you get? A unique, immersive event, but one that can only be experienced

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Food

Recipe: Deconstructed Rib-in Pork Roast

Contributor Lisa Fielding is a private chef and boutique caterer based in Manhattan who weekends in Litchfield County whenever possible. Many of her Manhattan clients are also Litchfield County weekenders, so work brings her to Northwest Connecticut as well. A Los Angeles transplant, Fielding was a former Hollywood film executive

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Food

Updated Menus Still Pack People In At 2 Litchfield Cty Eateries

By CB Wismar Longtime diners of The Falls Village Inn and The Woodland already know about the revamped menus at these places, and the new culinary fare is still bringing them back time and time again. Newcomers, we're quite sure, are just as welcome. The Falls Village Inn,

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Community

The Rural We: Linda Mussmann

Claudia Bruce and Linda Mussmann Time and Space Limited has been a haven for artistic and cultural energy in Hudson for over 25 years. TSL’s co-founders and co-directors Claudia Bruce and Linda Mussmann turned the old factory on Columbia Street into a destination to experience vital works

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Parties

Community Celebrates BNRC's Half Century Of Landkeeping

Lisa Green reports from Dalton. “Landkeeping is for all of us.” So says the Berkshire Natural Resources Council’s website, and for 50 years, this organization has valiantly worked with landowners who want to donate land, it has scouted for new acquisitions, and planned, built and maintained trails — all so

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Wellness

First-Ever Hudson Valley Vegfest Coming to Poughkeepsie

By Andrea Pyros The Hudson Valley isn’t short on celebrations around food. Whether it’s an all-day fête for garlic or a raucous beer, bourbon and bacon festival, we not only like to eat, but also like to do so publicly and proudly. So when local residents Rebecca

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Real Estate

Room With A View

The master suite at Runaround Farm in Austerlitz offers distant views of the 15-acre property. The contemporary farmhouse has a large country kitchen, formal and informal dining areas, cozy living room, screening/media room, screened porch, and a wraparound porch. There are five bedrooms, including a spa-like master

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Real Estate

Contemporary Master

Every room in this Norfolk home is large and high-ceilinged, including the master suite with dressing room. Set on 30 acres, the main property is 13,000 square-feet of modern living spaces with a stainless steel kitchen, six bedrooms and five bathrooms. A second residence on the property

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Real Estate

Modern Master

This chic modern home in Ghent features a master suite with two separate walk-in closets and two full bathrooms. The 3,300 square-foot home was conceived as a modern interpretation of a barn with exposed beams and an open floor plan. The kitchen is open to the living

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Real Estate

Relaxing Suite

This newly-built country home in Spencertown offers a stunning master suite. The bedroom is huge, with Catskill views that are also visible in the bathroom with a soaking tub situated by a large picture window. Reclaimed pine floors run throughout the kitchen, dining area, living room, bedrooms, and office/

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Peace And Quiet

Enjoy your privacy in this expansive master bedroom with a generous sitting area. The pristine Contemporary, set on 12 acres in the Ellsworth hamlet of Sharon, features ample windows, an open floor plan, light-filled rooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors and high-quality finishes. The living room has a stone

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Community

The Rural We: Cherri Sanes

Cherri Sanes and her husband Scott own and run ExtraSpecialTeas, a teahouse in downtown Great Barrington, Mass. that provides habilitation therapies and vocational opportunities for young adults with special needs who would not otherwise be employed. The nonprofit celebrated its one-year anniversary this past April, and in June Sanes

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