There’s a hole in my soul
As a fan of the fantasy and science fiction genres, both in literature and film, this reviewer is sometimes challenged
All posts by Frances Marion Platt
Artists for Autism at the Bardavon
Autism and its related syndromes seem to be all over the news these days. One can’t help wondering whether, for
Lark in the Park returns to the Catskills
For many outdoorsy types, there’s simply no better time of year for hiking and paddling adventures in the mid-Hudson region
Tuthilltown Spirits in Gardiner escapes catastrophic damage thanks to quick response to distillery fire
At around 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 24, an explosion and fire broke out on the second floor of the
Electrifying drama explores Edison & Tesla’s rivalry
Thomas Alva Edison has long been regarded as a giant among inventors: the holder of more than one thousand US
Hudson Valley Rail to host Harvest MoonWalk
There’s nothing quite like a nighttime walk in the country, far from city lights, to give our other senses besides
KTD Monastery in Woodstock to host Environmental Training for Transition
Say farewell to life as we know it. I mean, let’s face it: The world that our children and grandchildren
Christine Crawfis steps down from Chamber of Commerce to take the helm at Unison Arts
Christine Crawfis has worn many hats since she first moved to New Paltz from Florida in 1991, accompanying her husband
Gardiner Dems and environmentalists laud Maurice Hinchey
If there’s one group of constituents of retiring representative Maurice Hinchey (D-Saugerties) who’s going to miss him the most, it’s
Gardiner Day to take place on Sept. 22
Folks who are used to Gardiner Day happening the weekend after Labor Day are going to have to wait a