Beacon Institute to host Clarkson’s “River University”
You might have missed it, but last October, the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries (BIRE) officially became a subsidiary
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Oscar contender The Artist and the buzz that puzzles
At the end of every year, it seems, there are always a few films garnering heavy Oscar buzz, even though
National Theatre Live production of Collaborators this Sunday in Rosendale
With friends like Joseph Stalin, you don’t need enemies. Physician-turned-author Mikhail Bulgakov found that out quite early on in his
Local Ingredient Chili Challenge in New Paltz this Saturday
What would it take to get you outdoors on a cold January afternoon? Skiing, sledding, skating, a good old-fashioned snowball
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is an internal action thriller
I’ve never truly understood why the spy thriller genre exerts such a broad fascination among the novel-reading and moviegoing public.
Do it for Eleanor: Val-Kill issues call for volunteer gardeners
With the US economy still in the doldrums and many taxpayers in an ugly mood when it comes to any
Something rich and strange at the Bardavon
We may not always like it, but Shakespeare fans get used to producers and directors trying to come up with
Say it loud: The Black Power Mixtape in Rosendale
Whenever Martin Luther King Day rolls around, we get to bask in golden memories of the heroic days of the
Learn ice-climbing skills at Catskill Ice Festival
January is here, so where is the snow? Last winter’s ample snowfall raised the hopes of folks who like to
Trail Mix presents Pascal & Amy Rogé in Shokan
This Sunday, January 15, local fans of topnotch classical music performed in intimate settings are in for a treat. Pascal