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Running: Rain and rolling hills challenge runners at 2026 Barry Hopkins Run (opens the original)
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The 2026 Barry Hopkins Run brought familiar faces, challenging carriage roads, and Onteora Runners Club members chasing valuable Grand Prix points to the Olana State Historic Site on Sunday, September 13. Serving as Race #7 in the Onteora Runners Club Grand Prix, this year’s 3.8-mile event offered its classic blend of history, community, and Frederic Church’s gorgeous landscape—with a test from the skies. Light rain fell at the start before turning heavier for a stretch of the race. But as ORC C
Running: Olive Free Library 5K strengthens community ties (opens the original)
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Looking at the calendar, you can’t help but notice the proliferation of races. In the fall, there are literally multiple races every weekend. Often you don’t have to drive more than 20 minutes to find a starting line. But that convenience has a distinct downside. When every weekend is packed with options, fields get smaller, races conflict, and smaller events have to fight harder to hold their ground. As a columnist, I can’t possibly cover all of these events. Over time, I’ve developed a rubric
Running: Olana hosts annual Barry Hopkins Memorial Race (opens the original)
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I have participated in or run nearly every Barry Hopkins Run at Olana State Historic Site in Greenport, N.Y., since the mid-1980s, and each year it feels less like a race and more like a return to something familiar and important. This year’s event is on Sunday, September 13, open to all, and serves as Race #7 in the 2026 Onteora Runners Club Grand Prix. The first 100 entrants are guaranteed long-sleeve shirts featuring one of Barry’s drawings. For information and registration, visit https://www
Running: In Mid-Hudson Valley, there’s no reason to go it alone these days (opens the original)
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For most of my life, running carried a reputation as one of the sports world’s purest expressions of individualism. We all knew the phrase “the loneliness of the long-distance runner,” and for decades, it seemed true. Running was where you proved something alone: your ability to grind through miles by yourself. Today, that image no longer fits the sport. Running in the Hudson Valley has become one of the most communal activities in our region. Every week, runners gather for the Monday Night Runs
Night of Miles at Dietz Stadium celebrates running icon Bernie Stahl (opens the original)
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Josh Kerr of Scotland just shattered Hicham El Guerrouj’s 1999 world record for the mile—the oldest standing mark in the men’s record book—clocking an incredible 3:42.66 at the London Diamond League meeting. With the mile back in the global spotlight, it’s the perfect moment to revisit this column as the Bernie Stahl Night of Miles approaches on Wednesday, August 5, at Kingston’s Dietz Memorial Stadium. There are times when sport, history, culture, and society intersect. May 6, 1954, was such a
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