New KHS principal looks to lead wave of innovation
The future and the past came together at Kingston High School this week when Adrian Manuel officially took over as
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The dark side
“There’s nothing better than a good friend, except a good friend with chocolate.” – Linda Grayson The Swiss might hold
Town of Ulster gets rid of old oil tank
A disused oil storage tank at Ulster Town Hall was removed last week 15 years after the town switched to
The history of Cantine Field
It covers 127 lush and verdant acres, and it’s the envy of every athletic director in the region. One hundred twenty-seven acres of ball fields and swing sets, picnic tables and basketball courts–– all of it practically in your own backyard. This is Saugerties’ Cantine Field, and it’s not just an integral part of the fabric of the community today, it has been for many years.
Author and professor enjoys observing, nature and plumbing
Nelly Reifler is the author of See Through, a collection of short stories. Her fiction has appeared in magazines and
Bittersweet memories
The lazy days of summer are upon us, and while barbecues and cool dips in a swimming pool might be
TV exec got her start in Kingston
If you or your children have enjoyed any television at all in the past few decades, your life has been
Plenty to do for Kingston kids
For some kids, summer means going out of town, leaving Kingston behind and experiencing adventures with friends and family in other
Forever young
It’s mid-July, and the Saugerties Little League season is still going strong. All-star games are still being played at Cantine
Love & loss in Saugerties
Saugerties has provided a great deal of inspiration to musicians from far and wide. Many have been taken by its