Jack Murphy’s signs of old times on view in New Paltz
Jack Murphy earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Photography from SUNY-New Paltz and has been shooting commercial artifacts
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Holocaust literature for young & old focus of Resnick Lectures in New Paltz
This season’s lineup for the Louis and Mildred Resnick Lecture Series will focus on “Holocaust Literature for Young and Old:
Oncology Support Memoir Group at Benedictine
When cancer knocks on your door, you open it and walk out into a wholly different world – one of
Death Café convenes in Kingston
In most settings, serious talk of one’s mortality would be a conversation-stopper: a downer, a real bummer that would cause
A Bend in the Crick of Time in Saugerties
You might well wonder: What exactly is a “crick,” and how does it get bent in time? The dictionary gives
Golden Notebook in Woodstock hosts Bruce Littlefield this Saturday
Of all the reports written by newcomers to the Hudson Valley – I’m referring to metropolitans whose enchantment with life
Turn up the volumes
Before you bemoan the total disappearance of the small-time bookseller who tends to the printed word and offers full shelves
Woodstock Writers Festival to feature Christa Parravani
Sympathetic resonance between twin siblings fascinates us. Reports of one twin’s experience being felt by the other, or of both
Turn up the volumes
Before you bemoan the total disappearance of the small-time bookseller who tends to the printed word and offers full shelves
Martha Frankel’s sneak peek of the Woodstock Writers’ Festival
Author Martha Frankel directs the local annual literary bacchanal called the Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF). The catchphrase this year is “Reading,