Hunter Mountain to Be Sold to Peak Resorts — December 3, 2015
Hunter Mountain ski resort is set to be sold!
Read MoreHunter Mountain ski resort is set to be sold!
Read MoreFreehold Pizza & Grill, a restaurant offering authentic Italian cuisine, has recently opened with great success in Greene County.
Read MoreMama’s Boy Burgers, a grab-and-go eatery serving local grass-fed burgers and 26 flavors or custard has recently opened under a giant ice cream cone in Tannersville, New York.
Read MoreGreene County’s oldest automobile franchise has officially opened its expanded headquarters, new showrooms, and new service center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Catskill this past August.
Read MoreA new wine bar recently opened in an 1824 Main Street Windham building once damaged by Tropical Storm Irene, located between the Post Office and the Windham Civic and Performing Arts Center.
Read MoreMarie’s Café is a new business in the former Cedar Terrace motel, now called The Terrace, located at 665 Main Street in Cairo. The café offers home-style cooking for lunch and dinner on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. with an emphasis on American comfort food in a family atmosphere.
Read MoreCaptain’s Inn Point Lookout in East Windham has re-opened, as the landmark once visited by FDR has been refreshed and is ready to exceed the dreams of 21st Century travelers.
Read MoreVerdigris, a tea and chocolate bar in Hudson, NY, is about to open a second location on Main Street in Catskill. The shop is expected to open at 291 Main St. on the corner of Bronson Street in a 3-story turn-of-the-century brick building.
Read MoreGavin’s Irish Country Inn, an all-inclusive resort featuring a live music and entertainment schedule with well-known Irish and Irish-American musicians, has become a key attraction in the Great Northern Catskills. Famous for their Nellie Gavin’s Irish Bread & Scones, Gavin’s has decided to expand their market and open an Irish Tea Shop in East Durham.
Read MoreThe Greenville, NY Drive-In has been recently renovated to portray a 1950s drive-in in the modern day Catskills. However, the establishment doesn’t just operate as a drive-in. It’s serving up New York State-made treats at the snack bar and local beer at their soon-to-be beer garden, offering a new market to small businesses in the area.
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