Remembering a friend: Town ponders way to honor Orvil Norman
The Ulster Town Board is seeking input from local residents as it thinks about a meaningful way to commemorate former
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The search for the perfect voice
For many, Friday the 13th brings up deeply rooted superstitions. The remaining competitors in the Hudson Valley Voice regional singing
Let’s talk this thing over
As the Kingston City School District’s Board of Education prepped for its public forum on a comprehensive redistricting plan tonight,
‘Change is good’ – Shaughnessy out, McCoy in
Kingston Board of Education trustees decided at their Monday reorganizational meeting to shake up the leadership, ousting James Shaughnessy as
Taxidermist loves his work
For 34 years, Jeffrey Sweet has done exactly what he loves. The Saugerties native opened his self-named taxidermy studio on
Superintendent’s plan would close Zena Elementary
The closure of three more elementary schools, including Zena Elementary, and a reconfiguration of grade levels have been hypothetical elements
Rats Nest Run-In this Saturday
Car shows have become as popular in the Hudson Valley as climbing the Catskills; but when Peter Duvaloois saw an
Sketches of Sound in Woodstock
“Sketches of Sound from the Gallery,”a biweekly series curated by renowned drummer and percussionist Harvey Sorgen and supported by the
SHS top two better than perfect
The Saugerties High School class of 2012’s valedictorian and salutatorian may be going into completely different fields, but Katharine Greco
Kinky Friedman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Perhaps there’s an old joke about a musician, a novelist, an animal-rights enthusiast and a politician walking into a bar.