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Tag Archives: Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council
State Funding and Local Jobs
Economic development and the creation of local jobs remain my key priorities and I want to be sure Hudson Valley and Capital Region businesses are aware of the timetable for the next round of state grants through the Regional Economic … Continue reading
A Fresh Look at Farm Fresh
The following column appeared in the October 5-11, 2o11 edition of the Hudson Valley News . Many of us who are blessed to live in the Hudson Valley especially enjoy living here because of the proximity to working farms. We love … Continue reading
Thinking Ahead — Omega’s Green Inspiration
The Hudson Valley has long been fertile ground, not only for agriculture, but also for innovators. Think IBM, but also think Shakers, Samuel F.B. Morse, Thomas Cole, and many more. So it’s not completely surprising that what many consider the … Continue reading
