“Paranormal in Poughkeepsie” Ten-Minute Play Festival

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From a perennial hotbed of UFO sightings on the western flank of the Shawangunks to Aleister Crowley’s island retreat in

Rhinebeck hosts Poetry Brothel this Friday

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If you’re the kind of reader or listener who has ever experienced language as voluptuous, you’ll intuitively understand the notion

Business

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Not to be outdone by the twice-yearly competition from the Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair, venerable New Paltz retail

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As a committed fangirl of George R. R. Martin’s multi-volume Dark Ages fantasy saga A Song of Ice and Fire,

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The Woodstock Playhouse launches its Summer Repertory season this weekend with J. M. Barrie’s iconic work of kid lit, Peter

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Comedy onstage takes many forms, but one manifestation that is particularly well-suited to theatrical viewing (and translates notoriously poorly to

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It seems like contemporary Hollywood offers audiences at least two or three opportunities per month to witness major urban centers

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“And see ye not yon bonny road That winds about the ferny brae? That is the road to fair Elfland,

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Climbers and tourists visiting the Trapps can soon look forward to an enhanced experience at the scenic overlook nearest the

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Longtime boosters and skeptics alike of the Williams Lake Project (WLP) united at the Wednesday, May 14 meeting of the