Community Whose Mount Is It Anyway? "This is a sorry sight." —Macbeth Update, July 6, 2008: Granted a six-month reprieve by the banks, The Mount had raised $1,000,000 by mid-June—just one-third the amount needed by October 31 to forestall foreclosure. Along with it's other troubles (detailed By Editor
Community Out and About: A Spring Drive in Northern Dutchess Mud season; relentless, sepia-toned mud season has us all cowering by the hearth and scratching at the window glass. But one day soon, the world will turn a tender shade of green, and we will want to kick up our heels, rush outside, and go…where? Some people find By Editor
Community Lodgings: The Inn at Kent Falls is Cozy and Chic When Ira Goldspiel turned 40 a few years ago, he started to think about changing his life. A high-flying retail executive who'd worked in New York and San Francisco for companies like the Gap and Armani Exchange, he had the proverbial fantasy about opening a bed and By Editor
Community Bears vs. Bulldozers: Who Will Control Our Future? Bears vs. Bulldozers: Who Will Control Our Future? By Lisa Green
Community The Age of Innocence is Over "The only way not to think about money is to have a great deal of it."—Edith Wharton David Dashiell The Mount, novelist Edith Wharton's estate and gardens in Lenox, MA, is fighting for its survival. The not-for-profit's board must raise $3 By Editor
Community Stonover Farm: A Hard Rocker Changes his Tune Tom and Suky Werman met on a bike tour of France the summer both were 16. “I showed up early and looked over the roster,” Tom recalls. Among the names was one Susan Gould of Rye, NY. “I thought, ‘She’s going to be my girlfriend this summer.’ ” She was, By Editor
