Kol Hai presents “inclusive” services for Jewish High Holy Days
The High Holy Days of Judaism begin at sundown this Sunday, September 13, and this year folks in the New
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Go on a Hudson River Valley Ramble
It’s getting harder to remember a time when the Hudson River Valley Ramble wasn’t an annual institution in our region.
Rosendale Runs revives 4.4-mile Plains Run, inaugurates half-marathon October 10 to benefit Pool Fund
Runners, lace up your sneakers and get ready for the first — hopefully annual — Rosendale Runs event, coming your
Rosendale Dems nominate Walsh, Hughes, Lipari, Kniceley & Gallagher
In 1931 bandleader/crooner Rudy Vallée starred in Musical Justice, a short film in which a live-action Betty Boop (played by
Sloop Brewing expands, opens tasting room at Vosburgh Orchards in Elizaville
“Once you put the yeast in, you have to call it beer.” So proclaimed Mark Stier, farm director at Vosburgh
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival delivers a bittersweet, color-drenched Winter’s Tale
Sad to say, the summer arts festival season is winding down, with many of the mid-Hudson’s annual cultural mainstays already
Jason Segel riveting as David Foster Wallace in The End of the Tour
Think of the best raconteurs you’ve known in your life. Chances are good that they had mastered the art of
Cramped Plattekill Public Library angling to buy former cider mill in Modena
If you take a look at the Plattekill Public Library’s website, you’re likely to marvel at all the services available
A.J. Schenkman appointed Gardiner town historian
Longtime Gardiner town historian Carleton Mabee, who died on December 18, 2014, six days shy of his 100th birthday, was
Shear delight: Shaun the Sheep is a wild & wooly animated romp for all ages
The ease with which a person with even a modicum of curiosity can get sucked into the research vortex is