The good folks at I LOVE NY say vibrant peak foliage will be arriving at its final destinations in the Hudson Valley this weekend, according to reports compiled by volunteer field observers for Empire State Development’s I LOVE NY program. I LOVE NY defines “peak” as the best overall appearance the foliage will have during the season, considering color transition, brilliance and leaf droppage. Foliage change has been uneven this season and travelers may find that some areas classified as peak and near-peak contain an abundance of green leaves. Photo by Bob Quinn. Peak foliage. Final appearances this weekend Local News 17 Nov 2021 | 10:55
According to the fall foliage report by Iloveny.com, gorgeous peak colors should remain for another weekend in the Hudson Valley. In Orange County, volunteers in Goshen anticipate peak foliage this weekend with 75 percent color change and fiery red, orange and yellow leaves. Photo by Bob Quinn. Goshen. Peak foliage this weekend Local News 10 Nov 2021 | 10:31
On the set of Hallmark’s latest Christmas movie, “One December Night,” being filmed in the Village of Goshen, the questions become: How does a dad explain to his daughter about Christmas in late September, what with the tree, presents and ornaments at the Soldiers and Sailors of Orange County Monument at the corner of Main and South Church streets in the middle of Goshen and with the temperatures in 70 degrees Fahrenheit? And how do you answer so early in the season: “Where is Santa?” Photos by Bob Quinn. Christmas comes early to Goshen I have to admit that Friday, Sept. 24, was the highlight of my more than 40 years residing in Goshen. I was asked to be an... Local News 29 Sep 2021 | 10:42
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At 4:30 a.m. last Wednesday morning, Jan. 6, Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt climbed the steps of one of two buses in Monroe Park-and-Ride to say a few words to the people on board who were getting ready for the five-hour ride to Washington, D.C., where people from across the country were gathering to protest the Congressional certification of Joseph R. Biden as the next president of the United States of America. Photo provided by the Orange County Democratic Committee. A long day in the life of America At 4:30 a.m. last Wednesday morning, Jan. 6, Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt climbed the steps of one of two buses in the Monroe... Local News 12 Jan 2021 | 10:09
This week’s I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report for New York State says Hudson Valley, the Greater Niagara and Finger Lakes regions are reaching peak. The reports are obtained from volunteer field observers and reflect expected color conditions for the coming weekend. Reports are issued every Wednesday afternoon. I LOVE NY urges travelers to follow all public health and safety guidelines, including wearing a face covering and maintaining appropriate social distancing. Photo by Bob Quinn. Hudson Valley. Autumn’s peaking Local News 21 Oct 2020 | 06:46
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