Rooster sculptures to be auctioned for Hurley Heritage Society
As a fundraiser for the Hurley Heritage Society’s Capital Improvements Fund, 22 local artists have created their interpretations of the
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“Bulletproof” Water District proposal draws warmer response from Plains Road residents in New Paltz
At a packed informational meeting last Thursday about the proposed creation of a new Water District 5 in New Paltz,
Beacon International Film Festival this weekend
While impatiently waiting for the Woodstock Film Festival to haul its Fiercely Independent self back into town, aficionados of cutting-edge
Cruisin’ around Saugerties this Saturday
In 2009, the Town of Saugerties got on the bandwagon of creating a townwide charity fundraising event in which artists
Robert Klein headlines this weekend’s Woodstock Comedy Festival
Where were you, who were you with and what were you smoking the first time you saw Robert Klein do
Nolte & Redford can’t salvage a disappointing Walk in the Woods
When Bill Bryson’s humorous memoir of his abortive attempt to through-hike the Appalachian Trail, A Walk in the Woods, came
On the road with photographer Jack Murphy
Anyone who has spent any time hanging out in downtown New Paltz since the 1960s knows Jack Murphy, at least
Tony-winner Sutton Foster to star in Half Moon Theatre Gala
Sutton Foster won her first Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical via an improbably route: She was the
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest and Craft Beer Fest in Rhinebeck
Fellow microbrew-lovers of the Hudson Valley, rejoice! No more must we labor beneath the indignity of being perceived as somehow
Bill Clegg reads from Man Booker Prize contender in Rhinebeck
One of the most coveted literary awards in the English-speaking world is the Man Booker Prize, which “promotes the finest