Pastor Clarke’s new Stories
One of the Hudson Valley’s most prominent and powerful voices in the civil rights movement, the Rev. Dr. G. Modele Clarke, minister and leader at New Progressive Baptist Church, has written a new book, his second.
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White’s Dairy Bar has been chilling out Eddyville since 1970
One thing — maybe the only thing — upon which this country can today peaceably unite is soft-serve.
Half Moon Books doing fine in the paper trade
Owner Jessica DuPont has noticed a lot of young people preferring to pick up a copy of a paper book as an antidote to screens.
Paws Unlimited’s respect and care for canine elders
Tucked behind a side road in the Town of Kingston is a place where dogs can go to be happy, loved and comfortable for however many days they have left.
NotYet, the band: Three lawyers, a cop and a regular guy on bass
It sounds more improbable than it actually is: a prosecutor, a criminal defense lawyer, an assistant DA, a city police detective and a chill dude bass player.
Joblessness and your health
For so many, losing a job can mean losing everything: family, finances, health, home and sanity. According to Andrew O’Grady,
Putting the O in OMG
Sheri Winston of Kingston moans and groans all day at work. Not that she doesn’t love her job — quite
Think again
Suicide. The word is a complete sentence, a complete thought, a complete statement. I know from personal experience. When I
Wood with a past
Reclaimed and treated barn boards add unique accents When Rocking Horse Ranch owners Gloria Turk and her husband Toolie were
Goat mowers
In this challenging economic climate, how can the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site afford to hire a dozen staff members