Airbnb Problem Exposed After Child Rape Case: Can Warwick Afford to Stay Hotel-Free?
Hotel Boom in Orange County Highlights Gaps—and Risks—in Warwick’s Hospitality Landscape By Kat Leslie Virtually everywhere you look in OrangeRead More…
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Lakeside Farmers Market Introduces Pattypan Squash
Pattypan squash with a mild, slightly sweet flavor and a dense texture that helps it hold its shape during sauteeing, was one of several varieties of Read More…
Warwick’s Citizens of the Year
Two commemorative plaques honoring Warwick’s past Citizens of the Year hang in the Warwick Town Hall. Warwick Attorney Lawrence Stage was the firRead More…
Medieval Piffaro Trio Debuts at Pacem in Terris
By Peter Lyons Hall If you’ve ever wondered what a Renaissance band sounds like, the audience on Sunday July 20, 2025 at Pacem in Terris, FrederiRead More…
Lakeside Farmers Market Attracts Visitors from France
Every organization likes to cast a wider net to attract more customers or members who can help spread the word about their experience with the productRead More…
Master the Grill: Local Expert Breaks Down 7 Common BBQ Mistakes (And Shares a Winning Recipe)
By Myrek Zastavnyi Grilling season is in full swing, and for Stephen Kitar, owner of Sam’s Meat Warehouse in Florida, NY, it’s more than Read More…
Town of Warwick Celebrates Ribbon Cutting of New Airport Park Playground
Warwick, NY — July 15, 2025 – The Town of Warwick proudly hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony today to unveil the newly constructed playground at AirRead More…
Bourbon Street Bar & Grill to Close July 18, as Warwick Continues to Attract New Restaurants
By Myrek Zastavnyi MONROE, N.Y. — After more than 20 years as a staple of Monroe’s dining scene, Bourbon Street Bar & Grill, located atRead More…
Naturally Grown Popcorn On the Cob Debuts at Lakeside Farmers Market
By Peter Lyons Hall Late last year Jeff Bialis (J&A Farm, Goshen) had just harvested a crop of “popcorn ears” that he had planned to introdRead More…
Peach Picking Time
By Peter Lyons Hall From mid-July and continuing into August, peach varieties grown in the Hudson Valley typically begin to ripen and are symbolic Read More…