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How can you retire your old American Flag with dignity? Where can you drop them off?

This could be a fun holiday weekend project for all those green lawns in the Hudson Valley.

The American Flag mural in Ulster County,that gained national attention in October, was vandalized earlier this week.

If you're looking for a local event to show love for the American Flag, you may want to clear your schedule this Sunday.

It's been a few weeks since my last Mount Beacon hike, but I'm loving the new addition.

NY State Senator Sue Serino, whose office is located in Hyde Park, is collecting worn American flags for proper disposal that will take place over Memorial Day weekend.

There are a lot of great holiday events going on in the Hudson Valley this weekend, but if you have the time there's a great event going on in Kingston honoring those who are serving and have served in our military. If you've driven by Camping World in Kingston you can't miss the gigantic American Flag that flies above it...

This was my favorite summertime "task". With the 4th of July this Saturday it is fun to reflect on childhood memories of Old Glory.

After seeing the story on Facebook about an American Flag being thrown away in a garbage bag, I thought it might be a good time to remind everyone how you are supposed to dispose of an American Flag. There are several ways in which you may give your American flag the proper retirement without showing disgrace to this great country...