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Hudson Valley Short Stories
We would love to list any of your good natured
stories about the Hudson Valley.
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Narrowsburg
Dams of the
Catskills
The Critters of Cragsmoor
Chapel
Peg Leg
Bates
Jackson Whites
The
Old Leatherman
Ontario & Western Railway (The "Old
& Weary")
Stories
from Cannonsville, NY
Brigadier General Benjamin H.
King
Woodstock in a
Whirlwind
Woodstock: I Was
There
Having a
Wine Time!
Building
Sustainably
Having a
Wine Time!
Building
Sustainably
A
Healing Way
Creative Spaces
Ric
Orlando
The
Archimedes Principle
Completing the Circle
Planning The Perfect Business
Event
Career Education
Demystifying Energy Joe
Gabe and The Ghost in the
Church Yard
Death of a
Marine Cross-country ski challenge
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Favorite Haunts
Bannerman
Island: A Mystery Island on the Hudson
Parenting 202
Welcome to
Wilmington
Blues On August 16th, 2004 Wilmington Blues ended its five year run
as a bi-monthly literary journal. Back issues are still available for
browsing
Front line of freedom By Robert Marchant The Jpurnal
News (Original publication: July 4, 2005)
The price of liberty ran high
in the lower Hudson Valley during a war that bought freedom with blood.
It began with the arrival of the Union Jack fluttering atop a massive
fleet of British ships sailing into New York Harbor in July 1776. It ended,
after seven years of hard fighting, when the forces of the Crown went home in
defeat.
Early Americans In 1976, It Was a Fourth of Firsts By
Hanna Rosin Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, July 4, 2005; Page
C01
I wish I could start the story this way: All their youth my parents
dreamed of coming to America. For years they saved up their shekels and then,
come July 4, 1976, they landed with the cork popping, ready to fete their new
homeland on her 200th birthday
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