Can this marriage be saved?
When I was a kid, my unhappily married mother would never come back from her massive weekly grocery-shopping expeditions without
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League of Women Voters screens Iron-Jawed Angels this Saturday
Whenever I hear people saying that they don’t intend to vote, for whatever reason – “My vote doesn’t matter because
Former town supervisor Joe Katz opens farmstand in Gardiner
Gardiner has always been a hotbed of sources of fabulous homegrown food for locavores. Now a new farmstand has been
WFF unveils For Ellen with actor Paul Dano this Saturday
As part of the ongoing series of teasers for this fall’s Woodstock Film Festival (WFF), Upstate Films in Woodstock will
Head for the Dutchess County Fair, August 21-26
If the Ulster County Fair just past is the homey small-town version of a classic American country fair, the 167-year-old
Keepers of the flame at Jazz in the Valley
There’s a joke going around about the difference between a folk musician and a jazz musician – something to the
15,705 days of peace & music
Can it really be 43 years since the original Woodstock Festival? The anniversary falls this very week, August 15 through
“Saint-Saëns and His World” at Bard Music Festival
Bard SummerScape has already been underway for a month. And if you managed to catch Erica Schmidt’s screamingly funny production
Real-life chocolate fountain at this Friday’s Kingston park screening of Willy Wonka
With all due respect to the winsome Johnny Depp, most folks seem to agree that the classic movie interpretation of
PianoSummer competition winner fronts HVP this Friday in New Paltz
On July 25, the 2012 Jacob Flier Piano Competition, centerpiece of the annual PianoSummer at SUNY-New Paltz celebrations, completed its