BUSINESSES & SERVICESHudson Valley - Local Directory

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21 Love’s Flowers1504 Route 9W North, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4950 • www.lovesflowers.netMon.-Wed. 9-1, Tues.,Thurs. & Fri. 9-5, Sat. 10-12A family owned full-service flower shop offers personalized service and quality products. Fresh Flowers, Plants, Balloons, Plush animals. Specializes in Wedding, Birthday, Anniversary, Sympathy and Just Because Bouquets.

22 Milton True Value HardwareCountry Fresh Plaza, Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-5467 Mon.-Sat. 7:30am-6pm; Sun. 9am-2pmSee True Value for all your lawn and garden needs, including fresh flowers, shrubs, plants and patio furniture. They carry Benjamin Moore brand paint and offer a custom color-match computer. Your Weber BBQ dealer and new Just Ask-rental store for all your equipment needs.

23 Young’s Motors, Inc.1871 Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-2111 • www.youngsmotors.netMon.-Thurs. 9am-7pm; Fri. 9am-6pm; Sat. 9am-5pm; Sun. closedYoung’s Motors Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep authorized Service Dealership. Three generations family owned business that has been a cornerstone to the community since 1928!

Culture/eXerCISe

24 Bootleg Yoga® & Personal Training Studio

Marlboro Commons, 1504 Rt. 9W Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 321-4902 • www.bootlegyoga.com Owner Joan Miller a Master Teacher & Trainer and Certified Hypnotherapist — offers a variety of classes — yoga, step, sculpt, ball, aerobics, tai chi, kids & family yoga.

25 Christ Episcopal Church426 Old Post Road, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 231-3412 • www.episcopalmarlboro.orgA rest stop for seekers on a spiritual pilgrimage toward God — our Source and our Destination. We believe God wants each of us to be all it’s possible for us to be. We are God’s home, God’s hands, and God’s heart in this world.

26 Southern Ulster Center for the Arts:Home of Madeline’s Dance Center; Zumba by Bernadette; First Impressions PreschoolP.O. Box 960, Route 9W, Marlboro, NY12542(845) 236-7989 • www.madelinesdance.comMon.-Sat. 9am-9pm. Daily hours can vary. Year-round registration. Performace opportunities. Males and Females and all ages welcome. Southern Ulster County Center for the Arts is the home of highly acclaimed educational programs in dance, tumbling, music, theatre arts, exercise programs and more! Madeline’s boasts many accomplishments from pretigious performance invitations to students achieving success in the performace world. Zumba classes directed by Bernadette Scheible feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Classes are for EVERY-ONE! SUCA directors hold advanced degrees and/or certificates.

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27 Absolutely Automotive Inc./Absolutely Autobody Inc.1024 Rt. 9W Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3720 • www.absolutelyautomotiveinc.comMon.-Fri. 8am-5pm; Sat. 8am-12pm A complete automotive Repair and also a complete body shop. Est. 1995 , serve a 100 mile radius, free towing with repair.

28 Acorn Tree Care, LLC.78 Mill House Road, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3565Open 7 days a weekFree estimates! Takedowns, Removals, Climbing Specialist, Chipping, Stump Grinding, Pruning, and Cabling.

29 Affuso’s Plumbing & Oil Heating Service1504 Rte. 9W Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-7160Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm; 24/7 Emergency Service Family owned 50 years in business. Prompt, courteous, personal service. For all your plumbing, oil heating, maintenance/servicing needs. 7days/week 24 hrs/day.

30 Agricultural/Tourism Information Center 1801-1805 Rt. 9W Cluett Schantz Park, Milton, NY 12542

Balloon Designs by M&S Marlboro, NY 12542 (845) 236 2677, (877) 478 6649 • www.balloondesignsbyms.carlsoncraft.comAppt. Only Since 1991. Providing fantastic balloon decorating for all Affairs from small private parties to major corporate events! Specializing in themed events and work with a clients budget in mind. We offer attention getting displays for your storefront or window as well as custom imprinted balloons with your name and logo! Other services include – Balloon Deliveries – Social Invitations – Party Favors.

31 Brooklyn Bottling Co. of Milton643 South Rd., Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-2171Mon.-Fri. 7am-3pm Manufactures a large variety of soft drinks, some of which include the local fruit grown in the area.

32 DiDonato Funeral Service, Inc.1290 Rt. 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4300 • www.didonatofuneralservice.comMon.-Fri. 9am-3pmA family owned and operated business since 1972. We are here to help serve the people of our community in their time of need.

Great Dane Journeys(917) 282-2305 • www.greatdanejourneys.comA marketing and sales company specializing in overseas upscale train journeys. Areas of operation: Trans-Siberia Beijing-Moscow, The Silk Road in Turkmenistan, Namibia, Turkey/Armenia, across Australia, and Southern India (just a sampling of our journeys). Additionally, we cruise on the Mekong River in Laos.

Jim Perry Magic133 Mount Zion Rd., Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 701-5041 • www.jimperrymagic.comRepresenting the third and fourth generations of magical performers, Jim Perry Magic continues a tradition of fun, fantasy and family entertainment. Our productions are more than magic shows. They are shared experiences of wonder.

33 Kay Dina Insurance Agency, Inc.1116 Route 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3900 (Phone) (845) 236-3967 (Fax) • www.kaydinainsurance.comMon.-Fri. 8:30am-5pm; Weekends & Evenings by appointmentFull service independent insurance agency providing personal, business, bonding, health, long-term care and life insurance products. Free Notary Public service available, plus Defensive Driving online course available. With over 20 years experience and representing several major “A” rated carriers, Kay Dina Insurance Agency takes pride in their personal, yet professional service to the Hudson Valley and beyond.

34 LaMela’s Sanitation 1118 Route 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4222 Mon.-Fri. 6am-4 pm, Sat. 7am-12pm LaMela is a sanitation and recycling service that provides residential and commercial trash collection services. LaMela’s also offers 2-40 yard dumpster’s for remodeling, clean-up and demolition. For those looking to remove unwanted items themselves, we own a DEC-approved processing facility.

35 Middlehope Veterinary Hospital/Pet-N-Play Resort5349 Route 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550 (845) 562-7861 • www.middlehopevet.comVet: Mon.-Fri. 8am-6pm Sat. 8am-1pm, Sun. 4pm -5pm. Daycare: Mon.- Fri. 7am-7pmKnowledgeable staff and compassionate doctors dedicated to providing medical excel-lence and a loving approach through integrated conventional & holistic veterinary care. They also offer doggy daycare and overnight accommodations on-site, luxury pet resort and grooming salon. Recently voted “Hudson Valley’s Best Pet Getaway”!

36 Noto Landscaping Excavating88 Western Ave., Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3458 • www.notolandscaping.com24 hours 7 Days a week Offering a variety of services: lawn installation, landscaping, excavation, water/electric lines, pools dug, septic repair & installation, lot clearing, trucking, patios, retaining walls, skid tteer work and brush hogging.

37 Porco Energy1455 Route 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3600; Toll-Free: 877-672-6427 • www.porcoenergy.comA family-owned-and-operated propane and fuel oil company since 1954. We are a full service company from planning and design to maintenance and repair for your hydronic of HVAC system. We also offer budget and price protection programs as well as remote tank and temperature monitoring services. Porco Energy’s BBQ Connection supplies bbq tanks to retail stores in NY, CT, PA and NJ.

38 Porpiglia Electrical Contractors, Inc.2002 Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547 (845) 795-5010Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am-4 pm Serving the Hudson Valley since 1984, Porpiglia Electrical Contractors specializes in residential, commercial and industrial construction. Licensed and insured. No job is too small or too large.

39 Real Estate ExchangeP.O. Box 1030, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4900 • www.therealestateexchange.com Charles Giametta, Owner & Broker, Lifetime area resident. Est.1983. Real Estate Broker, who specializing in home sale, rentals, commercial real estate, new home construction and renovation property maintenance, with a high level of integrity and personal touch.

40 Santini’s Lawn Care Corp.1108 Rt. 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 234-5320 • www.santinislawncare.comMon.-Fri. 8am-5pmA locally owned and operated business. Est. in 2004, by current owner Steven Santini, who does the best to help our local community by hiring and doing business locally. Services stretch from New Windsor to Kingston and from Middletown to Poughkeep-sie. Offering basic lawn maintenance and fertilizer to elaborate hardscapes, and snow and ice management.

41 Sawyer Savings Bank3 Riverview Drive, Suite 1, Marlboro, NY 125421-888-772-1871 • www.sawyersavings.comMon.-Wed. 8:30-4:30; Thur. 8:30-5; Fri. 8:30-6; Sat. 9-1Serving local communities since 1871. A mutual savings bank with headquarters in Saugerties, NY. We work with our depositors and the community in building homes, creating jobs, aiding capital expansion and helping our area and its people grow and prosper. Our employees enjoy getting to know our customers and taking part in community activities and charities, Visit our website, or come visit us in person.

42 Walden Savings Bank5239 Rt. 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550 (845) 561-2804 • www.waldensavingsbank.com Mon.-Wed. 8:30-4:30; Thur.-Fri. 8:30-6; Sat. 8:30-12Since we opened our first branch in 1872, it has been our top priority to help our neighbors realize their dreams, grow local businesses and support the people that make a difference in our community.

43 Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan1880 Rt. 9W, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-6160 • www.wallkill.com Mon.-Thur. 8:30-4:30; Fri. 8:30-5; Sat. 9-12Providing a safe place for local savings & prudently lending deposits back into the community. Serving the community since 1913.

44 Zambito & Son25 Western Avenue, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-3349 • www.zambitoandson.comSeven days a week – 24 hoursZambito and Son was established in 1985 and has built a reputation from hard work and quality service. Our scope of services range from property maintenance and landscape installation, to excavation and new site work.

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45 Brooks & Brooks Land Surveyors, P.C.11 Main Street, Highland, NY 12528 • www.brooksandbrooks.us(845) 691-7339Mon.-Fri. 8am-4:30pm Provides land surveying, land planning, and GIS services for properties of any size.

46 Jackson Hewitt Tax ServiceGot-Refund.com, Inc., Independent Franchise635 Dutchess Turnpike, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603-1920(845) 452-7800 • www.jtaxny.comAt Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (R), we are dedicated to preparing federal, state and local tax returns to your complete satisfaction. Our tax preparers will work with you during the tax interview and provide you with the attention and service you deserve.

A special thank you for the support of: NYS Senator William Larkin, NYS Assemblyman Frank Skartados, New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, New York Farm Bureau

PatronsFalcon Performing Arts Center, Marlboro, NYQuimby Farm - Marlboro, NY Gerald & Rosemary Wein - Milton, NY

librariesFriends of the Marlboro Free Library - Marlboro, NYSarah Hull Hallock Free Library - Milton, NY

Places of WorshipFirst Presbyterian Church of MarlboroMilton & Marlboro United Methodist Church

Parks & recreationCluett-Schantz Memorial ParkMilton Landing ParkMilton Train Station

Civic GroupsMarlboro Hose CompanyMilton Engine Company #1Knights of ColumbusLion’s ClubUnico

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Welcome to Marlborough, NYHelping to keep the Hudson Valley Green with Farms

We welcome you to explore the panoramic views, picturesque working farms,

and local culture. Our central location in the heart of the Hudson Valley means

that we are an easy drive from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Come

Meet Me in Marlborough for a taste of our bounty of farms/markets, wineries &

businesses. Pick the freshest of fruits and produce, sip the finest wines, savor the

agri-cuisine, take a pony, carriage or hayride, relax at luxurious spas, stay overnight

at our hospitable B&B’s, browse the eclectic shops, take in the magnificent river

valley, mountains and bucolic views.

Marlborough’s Farming History

First settled in 1694, Marlborough’s long and rich rural tradition can be seen in many small farms that

developed in this area, as the rolling hills protected orchards from spring frosts, and the Hudson River

provided easy transportation of fresh produce. Many waves of settlers came to Marlborough to farm.

Our town’s heritage includes a diverse blend of nationalities and cultures.

Meet Me in Marlborough is a group of Milton and Marlboro farmers and businesspeople united to

promote local agriculture and tourism to a regional market. Our goal is to sustain our agricultural

heritage and farming landscape while promoting economic growth and stability through agri-tourism.

We invite you to support local farms and farm markets and help us preserve the beautiful farmland

in our region.

3 Empire RulesHelp sustain farming and keep the Hudson Valley GREEN with FARMS — BUY LOCAL.

1. Buy Direct from the Farmer. This will maximize their overall

profit. Visit the farms, meet the farmers, pick fresh fruit and vegetables, taste their wines.

2. Visit your local farmers market. There, you can buy fresh fruit,

vegetables, farm products and wine.

3. Shop-Smart when you’re at the grocery store.

To assure that you are purchasing a New York State apple look for the the NY Apple Coun-try, and Pride of NY logos.

• Adams Fairacre Farms Supports & Features Local Produce & Products (www.adamsfarms.com).

By following these 3 Empire Rules, you will be providing yourself with more nutritious and deli-cious, fresher and higher quality farm products. See Agricultural Members section for a full listing of Meet Me in Marborough farms and mem-bers that participate in local and regional farmer markets.

Buy Local

• Varieties are chosen for good flavor instead of long distance shipping qualities, so they don’t need waxing to stay fresh.

• Fewer nutrients are lost between harvest and consumption.

• Support family farms and neighbors.

• Conserve farmland and local communities.

• Fewer miles are traveled reducing air pollution and fossil fuel consumption.

• Minimize your carbon footprint.

Visit our ONLINE CALENDAR atwww.meetmetinmarlborough.com

for more events, festivals, activities, specials, noticesand where to find Marlborough’s bounty.

Transportation

Rail: see map

Amtrak800-872-7245www.amtrak.com

Metro-North Railroad(212) 532-4900www.mta.info

Buses:Adirondack TrailwaysPine Hill Trailways800-858-855www.trailwaysny.com

Ulster County Area Transit (UCAT)888-827-8228www.co.ulster.ny.us/ucat

Airports:Stewart International Airport (SWF)(845) 564-2100www.panynj.gov/airports/stewart.html

Directions

Our central location in the heart of the Hudson Valley means that we are an easy

drive from New York, New Jersey, and Con-necticut. Marlborough is only 6 miles from Poughkeepsie, 6 miles from Newburgh, 10 miles from New Paltz, 70 miles from New York City and all of our attractions are within a 3 mile radius, so we are easy to explore!

From The Thruway (I-87): Take the NY State Thruway (I-87) to exit 17 (Newburgh). Take I-84 East to exit 10 (Rt. 9W). Turn left on Rt. 9W North

From The Palisades Parkway: Take the Palisades Parkway to Bear Moun-tain Circle. Take Rt. 9W North. Come through Newburgh. Stay on Rt. 9W and go under the I-84 overpass. From the I-84 overpass, go North on Rt. 9W

From The Taconic or Rt. 684: Take the Taconic or Rt. 684 to I-84 West. Go over the New-burgh-Beacon Bridge and take exit 10N onto Rt. 9W North. Go North on Rt. 9W

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PICK YOur OWNDubois Farms 209 Perkinsville Rd, Highland, NY 12528(845) 795-4037 • www.duboisfarms.comAug. & Sept., weekends; Oct. daily 10am-5pmA picturesque farm with an old New England feel, offering apples, grapes, nectarines, peaches, pears, plums, tomatoes, pumpkins, and more. We also offer lunch, a bakery, farm animals, pony rides, corn maze, and countless activities for the whole family.

Lawrence Farms Orchards 39 Colandrea Rd, Newburgh, NY 12550 • (845) 562-4268 • www.lawrencefarmsorchards.com June-Dec. 9am-4pm dailyPick 24 different fruits and vegetables 7 days a week from June to October, horse and carriage rides weekends, on their scenic 150 acres. Families love the “Play Village”, country store and friendly ani-mals. “Christmas on the Farm” starts in December with Christmas trees, gifts, horse and sleigh rides, and Santa visits us weekends. Birthday and school packages are available.

Prospect Hill Orchards 40 Clarks Lane, Milton, NY 12547 • (845) 795-2383 • www.prospecthillorchards.comJune, Aug., Sept., Oct. Sat. & Sun. 9am-4pmThis scenic farm established in 1817, offers pick-your-own cherries, peaches, nectarines, pears, apples and pumpkins in season. Mini farm market features fresh baked goods, maple syrup, jam, apple cider and cider donuts! Enjoy the hayrides and picnic area by their beautiful pond. See website for special family events.

FArM/FArMerS’ MArKetSHeart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market1801-1805 Rt 9W. Cluett Schantz Park, Milton, NY 12542 • (845) 616-7824 • hhvfarmersmarket.comJuly11-Oct 31; Every Sat. 9am-2pmWhere something FRESH is always happening! Enjoy delicious farm-fresh fruits, vegetables & organic, wine, including kosher juices/wine, speciality items that are GROWN in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Special events — Kids Day, A Taste of the Market, Live Music and Art Illustrations, cooking demos and much more.

Locust Grove Fruit Farm 177 North Road, Milton, NY 12547 • (845) 795-5194 • www.locustgrovefruit.comMay-Dec., Sat. & Sun. 9am-4pmEstablished in 1820, Locust Grove is a 7th generation family farm. We participate in the Green Market in NYC: Union Square –Wed./Sat, Lincoln Center 66th & Broadway-Thurs./Sat., 97th & Amsterdam-Fri., Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market-Milton-Sat., Warwick-Sun. and Cornwall-Wed.

Overlook Farm Market 5417 Route 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550 • (845) 562-5780 • www.overlookfarmmarket.comMar.-Jan., everyday 8am-6pm except Tues. “Family Day of Rest”4th Generation Farm. “The every day family fun” charming farm market filled with delicious fruit, vegetables, flowers, trees, bakery, deli, orchard walks, family picnics, petting zoo and a tree house for kids is just waiting for you to visit; established in 1927- 3rd generation family farm. Direct produce, fruits and vegetables. Also participates in regional farmers markets West Milford, NY - Wednesdays.

Trapani Farms, LLC 818 Lattintown Road, Milton, NY 12547 • Farm Market at 700 Lattintown Road(845) 795-5607 • www.facebook.com/trapani-farms-llcOpen year round — call for availabilityA family owned business, we grow a variety of fruits and vegetables and participate in farmers markets in Barryville, Callicoon, Liberty, Kauneonga Lake, Pine Bush, Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods, Jacobi Medi-cal Center/Bronx, Mt. Eden/Bronx, Monticello (Mon.), and Pecks Pond in West Haverstraw (Thurs.).

SPeCIAltYB & L 4E Farms 561 Old Indian Road, Milton, NY 12547 • (845) 795-2207 Mon.-Sun. 8am-6pm We are a certified organic 3rd & 4th generation farm founded in 1910. Our good grass and hay becomes great tasting organic and pasture raised beef and chicken. Fresh farm eggs are available year round and goose eggs are available in the spring. We also sell organic wild blackberries from mid-July through mid-August (please call for availability).

Mountain Fresh Farm 282 Orchard Road, Highland, NY 12528 • (845) 795-2260 • www.mountainfreshfarms.comChristmas trees: Thanksgiving weekend & the following 2 weekendsYear-round hydroponic farm offering tomatoes, cucumbers and an array of herbs including basil, cilantro, mint, oregano and sage. Our produce can be purchased at supermarkets throughout the Hudson Valley. Our Christmas Tree farm offers choose-and-cut trees, fresh made wreaths, gift items, refreshments, visits from Santa, wagon rides and make your own s’mores.

WINerIeSBenmarl Winery at Slate Hill Vineyards †156 Highland Avenue, Marlboro, NY 12542 • (845) 236-4265 • www.benmarl.comApr.-Nov., Weekly 12 pm-6pm, Dec.-May 12 pm-5pmBenmarl holds NY State Farm Winery license #1. Enjoy our spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley. Sample the estate award winning Baco Noir. Attend seasonal concerts and events; including their Summer Sangria Festival and fall harvest grape Stomp Festival. Private parties, weddings, corporate events are welcome. Become a wine club member for extra discounts and free admissions.

Glorie Farm Winery 40 Mountain Road, Marlboro, NY 12542 (845) 236-3265 • www.gloriewine.comOpen Sat., Sun., & Monday Holidays / Closed Jan.-Mar. Sales by appt. / Apr.-Dec. 11:30am-5:30pmConceived in a love affair between agriculture and wine. We grow 14 varieties of grapes and have 15 wines available for tasting. Dry, semi-dry and sweet; varietals and blends. We have your wine! Comfortable tasting room. Spectacular, panoramic view of the Hudson Valley.

Royal Kedem Winery †1519 Route 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542 • (845) 236-3651 • www.kedemwinery.comOpen year round Sun.-Thurs. 10am-5pm. Closed Fri. & Sat.Offers wine to taste and purchase from New York State and around the world. Established in 1848, Kedem Winery offers a wide selection of over 200 kosher wines from New York State and around the world. Enjoy our attractive wine tasting room and seasonal outside patio. A unique space available for meetings, events and private parties.

Stoutridge Vineyard †10 Ann Kaley Lane, Marlboro, NY 12542 (845) 236-7620 • www.stoutridge.comFri.-Sun. 11am-6pmThe Stoutridge Vineyard winery is a state of the art, gravity feed design winemaking facility. The estate winery is built into a hillside between our vineyards and Picnic Park directly on the site of the old Morano winery (1902-1919). We offer wines from the Hudson Valley and Finger Lakes.

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Hudson River Fruit Distributors 65 Old Indian Road, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-2121 • www.hudsonriverfruit.comHudson River Fruit Distributors is a vertically integrated company. They grow, pack, store, truck and sell apples for our own farms and other growers in the Northeast.

Pioneer Spring Water 96 Idlewild Road, Marlboro, NY 12542866-969-7426 • www.pioneerspringwater.comDeep beneath the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley lies a natural spring that establishes a new standard in pure spring water. Bottled at the source from nature to you. Enjoy the purity from our family to yours.

AGRICULTURAL MEMBERS Where to find Marlborough’s High Quality Bounty!

BUY LOCAL, FRESH, & DIRECT From the FARMERS

Pick Your Own • Local & Regional Farmers Market Retail • Speciality • Wineries • Wholesale

* See complete description. † Space available for special occasions/events.

AGRI-TOURISMSupporting Members

B&B’S, SPAS, SAlONS

1 Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa †220 North Rd., Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-1310 www.buttermilkfallsinn.comOpen Year roundA 70-acre estate on the banks of the Hudson River is a perfect setting for getaways, weddings, confer-ences and retreats. “Green”, full-service spa on premises. Agritourism features include: organic garden, beehives, chickens, peacocks, llamas and angora goats.

2 Guarino Farms Bed and Breakfast/Corporate Retreats628 Lattintown Road, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 795-0037 • guarinofarms@gmail.comA unique destination for corporate retreats, wed-dings, culinary tourism and seasonal bed and breakfast accommodations, set within a hundred acre farm property.

3 The Men’s Room Barber Crew1447 Rt 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542 (across from CVS)(845) 236.7907Mon.-Wed. 9am-6pm, Thurs. 9am- 7pm, Sat. 8am-3pm, Closed Sun. A full service Men’s Grooming Salon with over 10 years experience specializing in men and boys cuts including color, highlights, waxing hot towel shaves. We have a full service menu sure to satisfy all your grooming needs.

River Hill Bed & Breakfast64 Sands Ave., P.O. Box 39, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-5706 • www.bbonline.com/ny/riverhillemail: riverhillmann@msn.comA Victorian Bed & Breakfast Overlooking the Majestic Hudson River.

4 The Studio at Stephanie’s42 Main Street, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-2156 • www.studioatstephanies.comTues.-Thurs. 9am-8pm; Fri. 9am-7pm; Sat. 8:30am-4pm. Closed Sundays & MondaysA full service salon and spa in downtown Milton. Visit the Studio at Stephanie’s new building with private spa rooms. They provide a full menu of serv-ices including massage, body and facial treatments. They offer the latest in hair coloring, retexturizing, styling and a multitude of nail care options.

CuISINe

5 Benji’s Pizzeria & Restaruant1989 Rt. 9W, Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-5300 • www.benjispizza.comTues.-Fri. 11am-10pm; Fri.-Sat. 11am-9pm; Sun. 12pm-10pm, Closed Mon. Daily lunch specials. Serving Lunch & Din-ner. Gourmet Pizza, Sandwiches, Pastas, Salads, Calzones, Strombolis. Comfortable Dining Room. Free Wi Fi

6 Coach’s Dog House 25 Western Ave., Marlboro, Ny 12452(845) 236-3853 • www.coachsdoghouse.comMon.-Fri. 11am-5pm; Sat. 11am-3 pm; Closed Sun.Coach’s Dog House is not just dogs anymore. Of-fering a nice menu to choose from-such as hot dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers,soup, chili, philly cheese steak on a sub,franks and beans,chicken cobb salad, green salad,french fries,grilled cheese,hot soft pret-zels. homemade cookies, and more. Located right in the heart of the Town of Marlboro.

7 Comparetto Bakery20 Western Ave., Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4440 • www.comparettobakery.comMon.-Fri. 6:30am-7pm; Sat. 6:30am-6pm; Sun. 7am-2pmA family-owned-and-operated business, offers a full line of daily baked breads, pastry, cookies and cakes. Conveniently located in the center of town. Come in and enjoy our delicious espresso and cappuccino.

8 Flaming Hog BBQ Pit1022 Rt. 9W, Marlboro, NY 12547(845) 236-4644 • www.flaminghogbbq.netMon.-Sat. 6am-8pm; Closed Sun.More than just a BBQ. For a Smokin Good Time. Taste the difference homemade slow BBQ. Provide all kinds of catering.

9 Frank’s Village Market & Deli4 Western Ave., Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-7393Mon.-Sat. 6am-8pm; Sun. 6am-6pmLocated in the center of the village of Marlboro, Frank’s is an authentic Italian Deli with delicious traditional offerings including breakfast, lunch and catering services.

10 Haven Coffee & Espresso Bar5462 Route 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550(845) 561-9685Tue.-Fri. 6:30am-5pm; Sat. 7am-4pm; Closed Sun. & Mon.Serving fresh brewed coffee, flavored coffee, espresso drinks, as well as a full kitchen serving breakfast and lunch. Also available: fresh pies, cakes and cookies daily. Special orders for pastries, quiches, cakes and cookies. Menu and soup specials change daily. Everything is 100% homemade, using local fresh ingredients.

11 Henry’s Farm to Table220 North Rd., Milton, NY 12547(845) 795-1500 www.henrysatbuttermilk.comLunch: Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-3pm; Brunch: Sun. 11am-3pm; Dinner: Wed.-Thurs. 5pm-9pm, Fri.-Sat. 5pm-10pm, Sun. 5pm-9pmLocal comes alive at Henry’s Farm to Table, where all the ingrediants are sourced exclusively from local producers and purveyors. That means everything is fresh, natural and wholesome - just what you would expect in Hudson Valley farm country.

12 Kirky’s Deli & Pizza1922 Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547 (845) 795-5378Open daily 4:30am-8pmA neighborhood deli offering homemade pizza and fresh made cannolis. Kirky’s uses fresh local produce when in season. Join them for their seasonal Friday night BBQ.

Mary Jane’s Dairy Bar5334 Route 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550(845) 561-8450Mon.-Sun. 11am-10pm

13 Raccoon Saloon †1330 Route 9W, Marlboro, NY 12542-5430(845) 236-7872 • www.raccoonsaloonny.comBuilt before the Revolutionary War, the Raccoon Saloon is a lively restaurant and pub with an upscale menu and spectacular Hudson River and waterfall scenic views. During Prohibition, The Saloon was a hotel, which housed a speakeasy. They were issued one of the first liquor licenses in the state. Their bar has a distinctive selection of imported beers and specialty martinis. Featuring burgers topped with homemade ketchup, pasta, seafood, pork and beef dishes. Zagat rated. Winner of Best of Hudson Val-ley Award. Available for private parties.

14 Ship Lantern Inn †1725 Rt. 9W, Milton, NY 12547 (845) 795-5400 • www.shiplanterninn.comOpen Tues.-Sun.Three generations of family management makes the Ship Lantern Inn the oldest restaurant in the Valley. We offer an extensive menu of Continental and Regional American Specialties. One of the top rated restaurants as rated by Zagat. Wine Spectator “Award of Excellence”, 2006 Best of the Hudson Valley voted “Most Romantic”.

15 Suzie’s Starlight Lounge & Restaurant 1192 Rt. 9W, Marlboro Plaza, Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 236-4040Tues.-Thur.11am-9pm; Fri.-Sat. 11am-10pm; Sun. 3pm-8pm Suzie’s Starlight Lounge and Restaurant is an invit-ing and relaxing atmosphere, which was created with the vision of being in a barn at nighttime, yet the barn has no roof! When dining on either level, we serve a delectable menu of family style portions of Northern Italian pasta favorites, as well as steaks, seafood and chicken dishes

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16 Angels, Treasures & More1298 Route 9W (PO Box 554), Marlboro, NY 12542(845) 393-5039 • Check us out on Facebook!Mon. 11am-7:30pm; Tues. 11am-5pm; Wed. 11am-7:30pm; Thur. “open by chance”; Fri. 11am-7:30pm; Sat. 11am-4:30pm; Sun. 12pm-7:30pmA Mother-Daughter Shop selling antiques, collecti-bles, angels, used furniture, gifts & thrift. We buy single items to entire estates! Fundraisers available for non-profits!

17 The Wine Store of Marlboro10 Western Ave., Marlboro, NY 12542 (Around the corner from The Falcon & Raccoon Saloon)(845) 236-3915 • www.marlborowinestore.comMon.-Fri. 10am-8 pm; Sat. 10am-8:30pm; Sun. 12pm-5pm The Wine Store of Marlboro is a step back into yesteryear with its antique ambiance while offering a distinctive selection of wines & spirits for the causal consumer as well as the connoisseur. They also offer wines from the Hudson Valley-NY region. Wine Tasting hosted-see website for details.

Culture & AttrACtIONS

18 Art from the Heart22 Western Ave., Marlboro, NY 12542 (914) 475-9479 Thur.-Sat: 11am-4pmOwners Elina and Pietro Cordani are both local artists, that look to feature other artists as well every month. The gallery exhibits a beautiful variety of art including water-colors, oils, water media, wood carvings and hand-made jewelry. Each month the gallery host a two day reception for the new artists. Any artist desiring to be featured are welcome to contact the gallery.

19 Chainsaw Bear Productions5360 Route 9W, Newburgh, NY 12550(845) 569-4752, 1-800-257-2327 www.bbayard.comMon.-Sat. 11am-5pmChainsaw Bear, located just south of Marlboro at 5360 Rt. 9W, is your first stop to meet and observe a true Hudson Valley chainsaw artist in action. Offers unique carved wooden statues. Open year round.

20 Gomez Mill House11 Mill House Road, Marlboro, NY 12542 (845) 236-3126 • www.gomez.orgApr.-Nov. 1: Wed.-Sun. 10am-4pm; Summer Hours: Wed.-Sun. 10am-4pmTours begin at 10am, 11:30am, 1pm and 2:30pmCirca 1714, the oldest Jewish dwelling in America and the oldest National Register home in Orange County. Its history reflects contributions of five significant owners: Jewish Colonial Leader Luis Moses Gomez, Revolutionary Patriot Wolfert Acker, gentleman farmer William Henry Armstrong, Roycrofter artisan Dard Hunter, and social activist Martha Gruening.

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