New deal for researchers: FDR Library launches free FRANKLIN archive online
Anytime a new computerized product or service is christened with a male name in all upper-case letters (even if it’s
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McConaughey & Leto shine in Dallas Buyers Club
For those too young to remember the AIDS crisis of the 1980s clearly, or who were never a member of
New York City Ballet dancers headline Nutcracker at the Bardavon
When one lives in the mid-Hudson Valley, it becomes easy to take our proximity to Manhattan for granted and forget
Rosendale stages It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
Everyone has a favorite holiday movie. There are a lot of great choices; but if you took a poll, it’s
Saving a city is an art: “Made in Kingston” at former Ulster Lighting space
Kingstonians have been hoping for a long time now that the waves of revitalization that started in the Rondout and
Fallen woman rising in Philomena
Until very recently, most of us didn’t know about the so-called Magdalene laundries: grim places run by the Catholic Church
Rosendale becomes Frozendale on Saturday, Dec. 7
Now that we’ve got all that turkey and stuffing under our belts, ’tis the season for Hudson Valley venues to
Abolitionism for the new millennium
The smash success of the much-lauded recent film 12 Years a Slave must surely have resulted in a whole lot
Eisenstein’s silent classic Battleship Potemkin with live piano this Sunday
When contemporary filmmakers want the audience to feel a sense of dread, they have a formidable technological arsenal at their
New Paltz bus station Intermodal Feasibility Study workshop
Ulster County planning officials and consultants got more than they’d bargained for when they conducted a public workshop in the