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10 Things To Love About New Milford

By Jacque Lynn Schiller Of Connecticut’s largest town (in square miles), I was really only familiar with two New Milford attractions, The Silo at Hunt Hill Farm —where I’m determined to take a cooking class before the year is out — and the famed, funky Elephant Trunk’s Country

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Berkshire Immigrant Center Honors One Of Its Own

Amy Krzanik reports from Sheffield. Thanks to gracious hosts Catherine and James Miller, the Berkshire Immigrant Center (BIC) was able to introduce South County residents to the important work it does on Sunday, Oct. 25. The get-together also was a chance to honor Martha Escobar, an immigrant herself, for her

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Eye On Hudson: Five New Hotspots You Should Know About

By Jamie Larson You hear it all the time: those who occasionally visit Hudson will remark on the many changes they've encountered since their last swing through town. New businesses are always opening and the end of summer 2015 was an especially active time for the little city’

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A Night In New York for MASS MoCA

MASS MoCA hosted its annual New York City Benefit on Monday, Oct. 19, at 583 Park Avenue. Supporters gathered to celebrate the contemporary art museum's 16th year with a gala dinner, cocktail reception, live art auction, and performance by Bhangra-funk band Red Baraat. Benefit co-chairs Laurie Anderson and

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We Give Three Cheers To Five Years Of 'Made In The Berkshires'

Amy Krzanik reports from Pittsfield. Five years ago, two creative minds, Barbara Sims and Hilary Somers Deely, hatched the Made in the Berkshires festival as a way to showcase the outstanding talent our region has to offer in the fields of dance, music, theater, filmmaking, visual art, and the written

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Real Estate

Rustic And Refined

Like all true barn conversions, this one retains old beams, posts and rafters remaining from when it was built in 1853. Set on a three-acre apple orchard in New Marlborough, the house has been meticulously crafted within the frame of a barn and features a great room truly deserving of

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Light-Filled Contemporary

This waterfront contemporary features sturdy posts and beams, cathedral ceilings and offers deeded rights to Owl Lake in Sandisfield. Located on a one-acre lot of with a tennis court and pool, the house has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an eat-in kitchen with sliding glass doors that lead to a deck

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Timber And Beam

The stunning timber is on display inside and out and at this Goshen home. Built in 2002, the wood house has a massive post-and-beam interior, especially striking in the living room with its way-high ceiling that extends over the chef's kitchen. There is an open dining room, granite

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New Construction, Classic Style

While the style originated centuries ago, post-and-beam construction is a looks just as good on this new Monterey home situated on 10 acres. Built this year, the house's open living floor plan highlights the cathedral ceiling with thick posts and beams, as well as the floor-to-ceiling fireplace in

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Perfectly Framed

A home of interesting angles, each room is framed by posts and beams. Located in Canaan amid a quiet, lush setting, the wood-paneled, structurally unique house has large windows throughout. There are two bedrooms, two bathrooms, hardwood floors, loft, sunroom, and formal and informal dining areas that lead to a

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Community

The Rural We: Stan Hirson

Stan Hirson started his professional career as a documentary filmmaker in Boston. He covered the civil rights movement in the South and made film portraits of James Baldwin, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. Hirson joined the documentarians Maysles brothers and was involved in films such as The

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Frankenstein And Dracula Have Some Things To Say In Litchfield

From a "Miracle on 34th Street" production. Photos courtesy Peter Tavino. The Rural Intelligence region excels in community spirit, and in Litchfield, some of the spookiest spirits are coming to life in Halloween Radio Plays being produced at the Oliver Wolcott Library on Oct. 27 and 28. The

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