“Faces of Myanmar” on view at Poughkeepsie Library

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The Republic of Myanmar, also known at Burma, shares its borders with parts of Thailand, Laos, China, Bangladesh and a

FDR’s Hyde Park hive on the Hudson

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The National Park Service – the legacy initiated by that other Roosevelt, the one fondly called Teddy – is nearly

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[portfolio_slideshow id=15639] Picture a couple of boys, brothers, holed up in their basement somewhere on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington,

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The Grand Opening of Historic Huguenot Street on Saturday, May 2 is set to run from the 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting

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[portfolio_slideshow id=15322] Photos by Dion Ogust Next time you’re strolling down Main Street in New Paltz, climb the pink stairway

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The pastoral grounds at the Clermont State Historic Site have reopened just in time for the Chancellor’s annual Sheep and

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“Nothing is wasted when you are a writer.” Her story is not unlike that of many people, full of kids

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The upcoming production of Mary Poppins: The Broadway Musical at John A. Coleman Catholic High School marks the 45th time

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The annual Shamrock Run, a two-mile “fun run” through Kingston, will usher in all things Irish on Sunday, March 15.

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[portfolio_slideshow id=14786] The Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF) has been called a “vibrant and entertaining literary party” and the “perfect