Choreographer Twyla Tharp is building new dances in Tannersville
What’s a world-class, universally renowned powerhouse of a choreographer doing up in Greene County? Twyla Tharp and members of her
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Celebrate Earth Day in New Paltz & Poughkeepsie
The 14th annual Earth Day Fair, slated for this Saturday at the Reformed Church of New Paltz on Huguenot Street,
Many droplets make a wave
Ever since Rachel Carson spoke to the masses through the 1962 publication of her treatise Silent Spring, insightful observers of our
Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw publishes novel set in 15th-century Florence
If time travel tales are your thing, check out Lorenzo’s Daggers, written by Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw. The story, set
Woodstock Writers’ Festival, April 7-10
Interesting things happen when writers congregate. They discuss craft and the logistics of the publishing business. They share their work
All in the family: Daughters Fare & Ale in Red Hook
It’s an unusual name for an eatery, so let’s establish right now that Ryan and Rachel McLaughlin have four daughters
SNL veteran Denny Dillon teaches improv at Kingston’s Old Dutch Church
You’ve probably walked away from a conversation and immediately thought of all the things that you could have said to
Go for the green: Celebrate St. Paddy’s day on both sides of the river
Shamrock Run & St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Kingston this Sunday Nobody does it better than the City of Kingston
Robert Burke Warren to launch first novel in Woodstock
Local singer/songwriter/stay-at-home dad Robert Burke Warren has penned a perfectly unbroken story of all the ways (or many of them,
Sole survivors: You can still get your shoes repaired in the Hudson Valley
Once upon a time in the not-too-distant past, you could find a shoe-repair shop in every community, and perhaps even