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Real Estate

A Connecticut Classic

The Greek Revival is a classic, enduring home style, so much so that this circa 1810 property in Roxbury was added to the National Registry of Historic Places. Renovated and thoughtfully relocated away from the road in 2001, the current owners worked with an architect to bring this house into

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The Stone Jug

Built of brick and stone, the Stone Jug Farmhouse in Germantown was built in 1752 by a Palatine farmer and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Inside and out , it looks like it's straight out of the history books, displaying details such as a gabled roof,

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Real Estate

Second Empire Showcase

A rare, true example of Second Empire architecture, this Claverack home is on the National Register of Historic Places and has been meticulously restored to its original Victorian glory. Built in 1878, the house has the latest 21st-century amenities like in the open kitchen with breakfast bar and the

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Real Estate

Golden Oldie

Own a piece of Williamstown's history with this 1760 antique home, considered to be the oldest in town and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms and sited on 2.7 acres, the house has been well maintained and is located in

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City Craftsman

This Craftsman-style house was designed by notable Hudson architect Victor de la Prosse in 1915 and is a major contributing property to the Rossman Avenue Historic District on the State Register of Historic Places. The two-story, 2,000 square foot home has been restored for authenticity and the

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The Jabez Brewster House

The Jabez Brewster House was built in 1830 and is located on 1.3 acres in the heart of Falls Village. The house is a great example of 19th-century New England architecture because of its rich period details including antique wide-board floors and exposed beams. The kitchen with

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Community

Your Own Holiday Bubble — Made Of Glass, Made By You

By Lauren Curran You must believe us when we say our intention is to cover every nook and cranny of the Rural Intelligence region. But, okay, there still might be some pockets of wonderfulness here or there in that wide swath we haven’t explored as much as we should.

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Parties

No Filter Needed: Lena Dunham Talks And Signs In Cornwall

Jacque Schiller reports from Cornwall. On Sunday, Nov. 27, an all-ages crowd gathered at the Cornwall UCC for a sold-out Cornwall Library benefit reading of Not That Kind of Girl by Lena Dunham, followed by an unscripted Q&A between the writer and her mother, artist Laurie

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Style

Holiday Hit List: All The Gifts That Are Fit To Give

“Artisanal" is a word thrown around quite a bit these days, but in our region it truly means something. It means taking the time to create quality products from the finest ingredients, and being intimately involved in every step of the process. Whether you shop online or on foot,

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Community

The Rural We: Amanda Judge

Ghent resident Amanda Judge is a brilliant example of a young, socially-minded entrepreneur. She is the creator and owner of Faire Collection, an accessories company that supplies fair trade jewelry, scarves and other fashion goods to thousands of boutique around the world. Since 2008, Judge has set up 10

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Food

Everybody's All-American: A Southern Spin on Chicken Potpie

By Paige Orloff I've loved potpie since I was a little girl and my mother used to serve me the frozen ones as special lunch treats. (The fact that she'd do odd dances to entertain me while I endured their epic heating time in those pre-

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Real Estate

The Great Escape

Relax on the wide, open front porch looking out to five acres at this log cabin in Sandisfield. Inside the two-bedroom, two-bathroom cabin is a large stone fireplace separating the open living room and the kitchen with dining area. The second floor has a large master suite and

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