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130-Acre Riverfront Hudson Valley Estate for $25 Million

Meticulous work by AD-100 honored architect and designer Niels Schoenfelder.
By Dustin Nelson
President Joe Biden and IBM CEO Arvind Krishna at the Poughkeepsie IBM facility.

Led by Schumer and Hochul, New York State Is Becoming a US Semiconductor Hub

After the announcement of a $100 billion investment from Micron earlier this week, New York state is now the site of a $20 billion IBM investment.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Are These Wearable Social Distancing Devices What Museums Need to Reopen Safely?

EGOpro Active Tags use radio technology to ensure wearers are a safe distance apart. Two museums preparing to reopen have already signed on to test them out.
By Helen Holmes

The Best Summer Weekend Destinations That Aren’t the Hamptons

By Morgan Halberg
Members of Congress at the U.S. Capitol September 8, 2011 in Washington, DC.

A Congressional Barnburner Brews in New York 19

By Kevin B. Sanders
Art collector George Economou and artist Jenny Saville at the Dia Art Foundation’s Annual Spring Benefit at Dia:Beacon on May 7, 2016.

Escape From New York: The Art Crowd Fêtes the Dia Foundation in the Hudson Valley

By Kat Herriman
Swedish Flower Hens

Find Rare and Beautiful Chicken Breeds at Greenfire Farms

By Marika Lindholm
Hudson Valley Bee Supply

Everything You Need to Keep Your Own Bees

By Marika Lindholm
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 21: The abandoned trolley station beneath Dupont Circle that the city hopes will be developed into a public arts and/or entertainments space in Washington, DC on January 21, 2010. The area has been locked up since the mid 90's when it was an underground retail complex for a few months. Local architects and arts groups are working with the city to make the tunnel space viable again. (Photo by Linda Davidson/The Washington Post via Getty Images). StaffPhoto imported to Merlin on Thu Jan 21 13:24:04 2010

DC’s Secret Tunnels to Become Art Space, Knoedler Trial Begins—and More

By Alanna Martinez
A sleek fleet of Silvercar Audi A4's (Photo: Courtesy Silvercar).

Fall Getaways Made Easy—And Luxe—With Silvercar’s Audi Pop-Up

By Dena Silver
The Thomas Cole National Historic Site, one of two locations where “River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home” will take place this summer. (Photo courtesy Thomas Cole National Historic Site)

Contemporary Artists Head North to Pay Homage to the Hudson Valley’s Artistic Past

By Brianna McGurran
Pull! (Wiki)

For the Birds: Hudson Valley’s Silo Ridge Has Million-Dollar Homes and Skeet Shooting

By Chris Pomorski
Modern Farmer

Modern Farmer Names Cara Parks Executive Editor

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Broc Eaton with Jackson Hahne (Chris Pomorski)

Cabin Fever: Country Luxe, Now For Brooklyn-Based Weekenders

By Chris Pomorski
How about that paneling, folks?

It’s All Power and Light: Fixture Family Unloads Park Ave. Condo for $16.5 M.

By Chris Pomorski
summer home chart

What Your Summer Home Says About You

By Jennifer Wright and Sam Pratt
Sean Patrick Maloney (Photo: Facebook)

Vanquished Rivals to Rally Around Sean Patrick Maloney Today

By Colin Campbell
Nan Hayworth (Photo: Facebook)

Nan Hayworth Rakes In $290,000

By Colin Campbell
Rich Becker (Photo: Facebook)

Rich Becker Has Questions for Sean Patrick Maloney

By Colin Campbell

Sean Patrick Maloney Hauls in $320,000

By Colin Campbell
Rep. Nan Hayworth (Photo: Getty)

Hayworth Challengers React To Special Master’s Redistricting Proposal

By Hunter Walker
Matt Alexander working the campaign trail. (Photo: Friends of Matt Alexander)

Democratic Hopeful Blasts Hayworth For ‘Hypocrisy’ on Jobs Fair

By Max Seddon

New American Pioneer Settles On Lonely Block Below Canal

By Moira Hodgson

Spitzer Talks Real Estate in State of the State; Pushes Stewart, Knocks Wicks

By Observer Staff
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