My interest in journalism started when I was the photography editor for the student newspaper in high school. After I graduated, I attended Binghamton University, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in English while dedicating the majority of my time to Pipe Dream, the student-run newspaper. I worked as a staff writer and editor before becoming editor-in-chief my senior year. During my time at the paper I covered investigative pieces, administrative and ethical issues. A few months after I graduated from Binghamton and finished up as editor-in-chief, the Princeton Review named Pipe Dream to its list of the top 20 college newspapers in the country. My experience also includes writing for The Journal News, both in print and online.
Featuring actors from the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, it will remind folks of what's important in life, according to those behind the scenes.
Featuring actors from the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, it will remind folks of what's important in life, according to those behind the scenes.
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Brewster will likely see a couple of inches.
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Front-page news also included details of a Danbury, CT art show featuring a Brewster resident.
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The owner just sold one of her favorite items: A pair of Vintage Gucci patent leather boots for $400. She said the buyer spotted them through the window—which was mainly covered up—before the store even opened for business.
Just what is Small Business Saturday and why should you support it in the Lower Hudson Valley?
Patch asked five community members to share what they are grateful for this Thanksgiving. Scroll through the photos to see what they said.
There were no signs of alcohol or drugs, according to officials.
The interactive session featured discussion and skits.
Local business owners connect with customers online, while officials share news about Putnam Hospital Center and the county's bicentennial.
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