Tree-clearing gets underway for Williams Lake Resort in Rosendale
You can’t exactly call it shovel-ready when the ground is frozen and covered with several feet of snow; but the
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She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry on screen at Upstate Films
If you’re old enough to remember the Second Wave of the Women’s Movement (the First Wave was for suffrage, from
National book launch in Hyde Park for Erik Larson’s new book on the Lusitania
Like the Titanic before her, the RMS Lusitania was the pride of Britain’s passenger fleet in the heyday of steam-powered
Jason West announces his bid for reelection as mayor for the Village of New Paltz
Election Day for offices in the Village of New Paltz is coming up on May 5, and there’s less than
New Paltz town, village agree to move forward on water/sewer infrastructure, Comprehensive Plan and microgrid proposal
“Something good came out of something horrible.” Thus did Town of New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet characterize the new spirit
Plans for a “necklace” of interconnected trails creep closer to reality
“Imagine a scenario some years out where someone could bring their bicycle on the Metro North train to Poughkeepsie and
Timothy Spall is simultaneously repellent and spellbinding in Mr. Turner
Having now finally seen Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner, I need to add another name to my list of performances worthy
Ulster County greenlights repair/replacement of New Paltz’s Carmine Liberta
All roads may lead to Rome, proverbially; but in the mid-Hudson, all trails — rail trails especially — seem to
Woodland Pond residents boogie to “Break the Chain” on Valentine’s Day
In the early afternoon of Valentine’s Day 2015 — or V-Day, as The Vagina Monologues playwright/activist Eve Ensler likes to
National Theatre Live’s Treasure Island screened in Rosendale
Though mainly famed as the wellspring of familiar tropes of the ever-popular pirate adventure genre, Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island