Should These Special Recycling Bins Come to the Hudson Valley?

A new pilot program was recently launched in New York City... should it be introduced to the Hudson Valley?

Now more than ever, it seems that the lines have been blurred between New York City and the "upstate" Hudson Valley. With Metro-North bringing trainloads of urban tourists to our restaurants, breweries, and hiking trails, it may only be right that they bring this new invention with them.

New Solution for Pizza Box Trash in New York

While it's no secret that New Yorkers (no matter where they live) love their pizza, what happens after it's eaten in the subject of the new addition to Central Park. New Yorkers know where to find the best pizza, but what do they do with the box after they're done?

Pizza Box Recycling Bins in New York State

In an effort to curb trash overflow, littering, and even rodent problems, the Central Park Conservancy has launched a pilot program that introduces pizza box-specific recycling containers. These receptacles, strategically placed in high-traffic/high-picnic areas in Central Park are meant to encourage proper trash disposal. Should the Hudson Valley be next?

Are Pizza Recycling Boxes Coming to the Hudson Valley?

New York City has produced enough delicious slices to earn their place in the pantheon of pizza gods, but the Hudson Valley isn't far behind. With one of the best pizzerias in the world getting ready to open a Hudson Valley location, specific disposal bins would make perfect sense.

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Before Hudson Valley residents will have an empty box to throw away, they'll need to find their favorite pizzeria first. Check out some of the craziest options from Newburgh, NY's Pizza Mia below, and keep scrolling for the best dessert road trip in the state.