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Francesca Furey

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(She/Her)
Hudson Valley (group)
As seen in: Bandcamp Daily, Yoga Journal, College Magazine, The Temple News, Hudson Valley Magazine, Milk Street Magazine, The Hard Times, Chronogram Magazine, Wine & Spirits Magazine, Grid Magazine and
Covers:  Culture, travel, cuisine, people, and the environment.
Doesn't Cover: Politics and finance.
food & culture journalist 〰️ unabashed kpop & anime fan 〰️ @templeuniv alum

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Francesca Furey’s Biography

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Francesca is a journalist based in the Hudson Valley. (And soon Boston.) She writes about all things culture: especially food, travel, and the intersections behind them.

Articles

Chow Down at the Hudson Valley’s Summer Food Fairs and Festivals

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By Francesca Furey Verified, Kayla Sexton, Sabrina Sucato Verified
| Hudson Valley Magazine Verified
Things to Do Bookmark these foodie-centric fairs and festivals throughout the Hudson Valley for craft beverage tastings and tons of farm-to-table fare. Photo by Kayla Sexton The summer season brings its own array of food-centric events throughout the region. For those who travel far and wide to experience the Hudson Valley’s best culinary creations, these summer food festivals and fairs bring all the heavy hitters together in one place.
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Rockland Center for the Arts Is a Hub for Creativity

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By Francesca Furey Verified
| Hudson Valley Magazine Verified
Things to Do More than a cultural hub, the Rockland Center for the Arts fosters community and creativity for all ages. Photos courtesy of Rockland Center for the Arts Visitors strolling the sculpture garden and admiring pieces in the gallery; students learning the ins and outs of fine arts; and campers immersing themselves in a variety of artistic mediums. This is what you’ll find on any given day on the campus of Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) in West Nyack.
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5 Trails Perfect for Spring Hikes in the Hudson Valley

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By Francesca Furey Verified, Kayla Sexton
| Hudson Valley Magazine Verified
Now that the leaves and flowers are returning to the Hudson Valley, it's time to get outside and enjoy that verdant foliage. Whether you're on the hunt for a lengthy and challenging walk through the woods or a short but scenic trek up a hill, these regional trails and hikes are perfect for spring adventuring in the Valley. In the Orange County hamlet of Westbrookville, Bashakill Trail is an easy route that offers views of the surrounding wetlands and uplands at Bashakill Wildlife Management Area.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Beat reporter at The Temple News covering student government.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes!

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Using integrity, creativity and objectivity to bring forth accurate and informative stories to a wide variety of readers.

Awards

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - Best Student Magazine — National

REFINE Magazine was awarded the National Mark of Excellence award for Best Student Magazine for its Sustainability Issue. I served the role as editor-in-chief from Fall 2019 to Spring 2020 and was the sole designer of the Sustainability Issue.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - Best All-Around Non Daily Student Newspaper — Region 1

The Temple News was awarded the Region 1 Mark of Excellence award for Best All-Around Non Daily Student Newspaper for 2019. I served the role as chief copy editor from August 2019 to May 2020.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - Best Student Magazine — Region 1

REFINE Magazine was awarded the Region 1 Mark of Excellence award for Best Student Magazine for its Sustainability Issue. I served the role as editor-in-chief from Fall 2019 to Spring 2020 and was the sole designer of the Sustainability Issue.

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