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Paula Ann Mitchell

Kingston
As seen in: Tasting Table, Tallahassee Democrat, TAPinto, Daily Freeman, Calhoun Times, Hudson Valley Magazine, Hudson Valley News Network, The Socialist, Serieously
Former Cable 6 News anchorwoman, who is now reporting for the Daily Freeman in Kingston, N.Y.
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The Bear Café Is a Diner's Delight in Woodstock

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By Paula Ann Mitchell
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Janis Joplin comes alive at the revived Bear Café in Woodstock. Above the bluestone bar, there’s a never-before-printed Elliott Landy photograph of the singer taken at the Fillmore East in New York City in 1968. In the private dining room, there’s a picture of her eating with Andy Warhol and friends at Max’s Kansas City.
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The Bear Café Is a Diner's Delight in Woodstock

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By Paula Ann Mitchell
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Janis Joplin comes alive at the revived Bear Café in Woodstock. Above the bluestone bar, there’s a never-before-printed Elliott Landy photograph of the singer taken at the Fillmore East in New York City in 1968. In the private dining room, there’s a picture of her eating with Andy Warhol and friends at Max’s Kansas City.
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Betty’s Snack Bar Dishes up Cozy Flavors in Newburgh

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By Paula Ann Mitchell
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Doria Paci and Jim Mamary never met Betty, the woman who ran an eponymous magazine stand and sold hotdogs and hamburgers to commuters at the old Newburgh Ferry terminal in the 1960s. But they discovered her business, Betty’s Snack Bar, while they researched names for their newly acquired restaurant (formerly Liberty Street Bistro) in Newburgh’s East End historic district. “We were just looking at all the pictures of the city before everything was torn down due to urban renewal,” says Paci.
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