New York Times: Upstate New York Town ‘Special Place On Hudson’

The New York Times is shining the light on an Upstate New York town, calling it a "special place on the Hudson."

A recent article from the New York Times is titled "Coxsackie, N.Y.: 'A Special Place on the Hudson'"

New York Times Highlights Coxsackie In Greene County, New York

Longtime residents and newcomers are helping transform the Greene County town, the New York Times reports.

In 2021, officials were given $347,000  for the Reed Street Historic District as part of New York's Main Street grant program. The money was used to preserve and protect buildings in Coxsackie.

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The New York Times article also points out Coxsackie is pronounced: "cook-Sah-Kie." And highlighted a business, Reed Street Bottle Shop, which sells T-shirts with the name phonetically spelled on it.

The town's name reportedly comes from a Native American term. Around 8,000 live in the Greene County town, according to the 2020 census.

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