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Guide Longyear Gallery Artist-Run Cooperative Representing emerging and seasoned artists located throughout the New York State region. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team
Art Gray Guide White Webb White Webb is an interior design firm known for its artful blending of old and new. By Sponsored
Guide SLOAN ARCHITECTS, P.C. For over twenty years Sloan Architects, P.C. of Millbrook, NY has earned a reputation for unmatched design versatility. By Sponsored
Resource Guide Shaker Herb Lessons for Today's Botanical Shopper Long before wellness had an aisle, the Shakers of Mount Lebanon were drying roots for customers across the country. Their packets carried a name that buyers trusted. That trust came from habits, not slogans, and those habits still work in 2026. Today the botanical shelf holds plants the Shakers never By Christopher Pape
Arts "The Myceliad": New Puppet Epic by Great Small Works Previews at the Adams Theater Bread and Puppet alumni present an open showing of a new piece about an artist crew set adrift, using paper puppets, projections, and the survival strategies of fungi. By Jamie Larson •
Community Litchfield Historical Society’s Lantern Tour Tells the Town’s Most Gruesome True Stories This Friday The 21-and-over evening starts with historically inspired cocktails in Tapping Reeve Meadow before guests set out with lanterns. By Jamie Larson •
Resource Guide How a Minor Sideswipe Can Trigger a Chain Reaction Across Multiple Lanes It starts with a sound most drivers never forget, that sharp scrape of metal on metal. Two cars traveling side by side on the Long Island Expressway touch for maybe half a second. No one is going particularly fast for that road, and the contact itself barely looks like anything. By Christopher Pape
Real Estate The Dean House: A 1735 Colonial With Three Names, on 11 Acres in Canaan Built before it's town was incorporated, expanded in 1804, and known across its nearly 300-year history as the Dean House, the Horsford Homestead, and the Howe’s Home—5 fireplaces, a barn, a pool, and a 1,700-square-foot in-law apartment. By Jamie Larson •
Community Paranormal Creatures of the RI Region: Bigfoot, Giants, Ghosts, and the Old Coot Local legends from Berkshire, Columbia, Dutchess, and Litchfield counties, and what witnesses, researchers, and historians say about them. By Jamie Larson •
