John Medeski to showcase 1924 Gaveau piano at Woodstock gig
John Medeski has always been good at confounding expectations. A Different Time, Medeski’s first-ever solo album, is out this week.
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Standardized test rebellion
After a decade of high-stakes standardized testing, a revolt is brewing. Many local parents and — more quietly — teachers
Parental discontent with high-stakes standardized tests rises
Worry over and disapproval of the State Education Department’s high-stakes standardized tests has been simmering in Kingston, with some parents
School budget: Targeting 2 or less
Though hit hard by the recent federal sequestration numbers, officials in the Kingston City School District are still anticipating crafting
Frack Action benefit concert this Sunday in Woodstock
The concept of musicians banding together for a common social cause is deeply rooted in the Woodstock area, so the
Bruce Cockburn plays Bethel Woods this Saturday
Legendary Canadian singer/songwriter/guitarist Bruce Cockburn makes his lone stop in our region on a brief solo tour this Saturday, February
Jeff Mangum to perform at Bardavon on Feb. 15
In indie circles, Jeff Mangum is an enigmatic, tortured genius. The former head honcho of psych/folk outfit Neutral Milk Hotel
QuickChek gets OK to take over closed Mobil spot
Moving is never as easy as you think it’ll be, even if you’re only packing up and moving across the
City, residents, school district play parts in film shoot
Production on The Sisterhood of Night ended this week, but for many local kids involved in a variety of different
Irish singer Susan McKeown in Rosendale
Susan McKeown, an Irish folksinger firmly rooted in the New York City scene, is every bit as good as you