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Cover, February 2005
New York HOUSE Magazine — February 2005
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FEATURE STORY:

Winter Wonders

BY JONATHAN D. KING

Bundle up, get outside, and join the fun. How to enjoy the Hudson Valley winter.


FEATURE STORY:

Going Round

BY LORRIE KLOSTERMAN

Hudson Valley residents embrace an ancient home made new: the yurt.
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FROM THE EDITOR:

A Study in Contrasts

“It’s a winter wonderland up here,”
PERSONAL SPACE:

Rooms with a View

The modest country bungalow of Polish-born artist Jan Sawka opens a window on the world.

ENTRYWAY:

Winter Wild

The country is more of a wilderness…in winter than in summer. The wild comes out. The urban, the cultivated, is hidden.
—John Burroughs, from “Winter Neighbors”


MY HUDSON VALLEY:

Wurzeln Schlagen

A family from Germany puts down roots in Woodstock.

SITE SPECIFIC:

Ancient Craft

Master thatcher Colin McGhee spins straw into gold.

AREA SPOTLIGHT:

Peekskill, Westchester County

The city of Peekskill brightens its future by embracing its history and diversity.

IN THE GARDEN:

Winter Hardy

Celebrating the intelligence and viability of seeds.

FARM NOTES:

Bon Appétit

A farmer chef faces the ultimate irony: when he’s ready to cook, his produce isn’t.

DESIGN:

Hearth And Home

Wood-fired bake ovens and Aga ranges keep the home fires burning.

GET IT DONE:

Fire Safety

Don’t be caught unawares. Take steps today to ensure your family’s safety.

ASK THE EXPERT:

Gilda Aronson

Can I defer capital gains tax on a real estate sale?

HOUSE HOROSCOPES:

Inner Space

This month the planets? paths suggest new definitions of ?home.?

BACK PORCH:

The Dance of Glass

At Gilmor Glassworks, glass blowing is clearly the most performative of craft arts.


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RESOURCES
> New Jersey & CompanyBusiness & Green news
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> NY House MagazineGreen Real Estate
> The Daily GreenThe consumer's guide to green
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GREEN NEWS SOURCES
> Alternative Energy News
> Climate Biz
> Climate Change News Digest
> Environmental News Network
> Global Climate Change from BBC News
> Green Business News
> GreenBiz.com
> Green Tech from CNET
> Greener Choices from Consumer Reports
> Greentech Media
> Greenwire
> Point Carbon
> Renewable Energy World
> Yale Environment 360
> Washington Post: Green Science. Policy. Living

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