Beer here: Saugerties to host Craft Brew Boogaloo
Where are the snows of yesteryear? Or to put it another way, are oppressive heat waves in early May going
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Expansion of existing Trailways station gets thumbs-up
The people of New Paltz have spoken: In a public meeting at the Community Center last Thursday, representatives of the
Town and village of New Paltz adopt intermunicipal water supply agreement
After months of sometimes rancorous discussion, this past week the town and village of New Paltz took the first of
Slabsides in West Park to host more public programs
Slabsides, the rustic retreat of 19th-century naturalist John Burroughs, is a Hudson Valley shrine. So the fact that the West
Gardiner Cupcake Festival this Saturday
Though we presumably all resolve to “eat healthier” whenever a New Year rolls around, there are times when one simply
Rescued film masterpiece screened in Rhinebeck
One of international cinema’s crowning achievements, Satyajit Ray’s Apu Trilogy, had a near-miraculous birth in the 1950s. When he started
Dr. Banner & Mr. Stark
My snobby resistance to comic-book-based movies having been gradually worn down by the fact that there are so darn many
Unison bounces back
Back in November, Unison Arts and Learning Center announced that it was coming to the end of its nearly-four-decade-long tenure
Octagonal library turns 150 as Red Hook celebrates Apple Blossom Day
Orchards in full bloom are one of the cheeriest signs of spring in the Hudson Valley, and this Saturday, May
Turtle Day this Saturday, stargazing next Friday in Gardiner
Those of us who are mourning the recent death of Sir Terry Pratchett have no difficulty associating stars with shelled