The Griswold Family Truckster Spotted in Lake George
If you re a movie buff and getting ready to head out of the Hudson Valley for a quick trip this weekend, you may see a familiar car sharing the road with you.
Lake George is a super popular getaway for those of us here in the Hudson Valley. It s not too close, not too far and when you get there you definitely feel like you re on vacation.
If your family is anything like mine, the car is filled to the brim before you head out upstate to Lake George. You can admit it. You re car probably looks like it was packed by Clark Griswold.
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Created: May 13, 2021 05:19 PM
GREENVILLE - Many local craftspeople and artists have found themselves without the ability to sell their wares, because the venues where they used to sell have closed down.
Now things are beginning to open back up, but until they do completely, two women have come up with a plan of their own.
Two Ladies Market is the idea of Robin Papa and Samantha Duncan. When the world fully comes back to normal, it would have meant there still would have been no place in the Greenville area for them to sell their items.
If there is anything the pandemic has taught them, it is to pivot and make a change. So Papa and Duncan, thanks to help from the Greenville Drive-In on State Route 32, will now use the drive-in as a spot for venders in the area to sell their wares on a regular basis.
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The best places to catch an outdoor movie
By Kevin O Toole | May 6, 2021 | Updated: May 6, 2021 2:34 PM
Drive-in movie theaters became popular again during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. When indoor theaters went dark, drive-in theaters were the perfect way to safely return to the cinema while getting out of the house and spending an evening under the stars.
Indoor movie theaters may be reopening to moviegoers, but drive-in movies are still every bit the magical spring and summertime experience they have always been. So throw some folding chairs in the car and visit one of the Capital Region’s many drive-in movie theaters.