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Trading a desk job for hands-on work on the Hudson; a thoroughly frightening fish; and a presidential pass-through. PLUS: Where in the Valley and On the Town
Published October 14, 2009 at 11:09 AM
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A Hands-on Life on the Hudson
From skyscraper to wheelhouse: one woman’s new career as a Hudson River boat pilot
By: Valerie Havas
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Finding Fishzilla
A frightening fish roams the Valley’s waters
By: Jessica Friedlander
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On the Town
See who’s been out on the town in November 2009
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Party Starters
Who needs a nomination? These politicians named themselves to the ballot
By: Greg Ryan
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Obama in Troy
President Obama talks tech at Troy’s Hudson Valley Community College
By: Greg Ryan
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By The Numbers
Here’s a look at last year’s edition of Dutchess Outreach’s Lunchbox soup kitchen, by the numbers
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The Eagle Has Landed
Where In The Hudson Valley: How one avian relic winged its way from Manhattan to the Valley
By: Lindsay R. Brown
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Walking the Walk
Good news for runners, bikers, and hikers: this Ulster County rail trail nearly doubles in size
By: Tiffany Riccio
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The Write Stuff
America’s biggest bookseller honors one of America’s smallest publishers
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Reader Comments:
The Eagle is at the entrance to Phoenicia on Route 28. It's known as the Shandaken Eagle and was restored by my friend Dakin Moorehouse of the Empire State Railway Museum.
Dennis Michela, Phoenicia N.Y.
answer to the question as to where the iron eagle is now that was once in grand central station is PHOENICIA,NEW YORK NEXT TO ALS RESTERAUNT
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Mary Lou Stapleton