Avenging angel takes flight in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The perennial popularity of vengeance as a central theme of literature and film plots is an interesting concept to ponder
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Gardiner Year in Review
In a community as small as the Town of Gardiner, sometimes issues that seem fairly minor in retrospect become subjects
Swing in the new year at Ashokan dance camp
Time again to figure out what to do as the old year turns to the new: Go out and drink?
Christmas Eve at Old Dutch Church to feature handbell choir
Quick: What musical instrument do you most associate with Christmastime? You immediately thought of bells, didn’t you? Sleighbells, church bells,
Sherlock 2 adds plenty of cannon to the canon
Considering that one of the items on my holiday wish list is a tee-shirt bearing the legend “The book was
A cup of good Kir
By the time the Christmas chaos has subsided enough for you to read this, you’ll probably be starting to think
Kingston church hosts candlelit German Christmas Service this Sunday
It’s time for the annual media kerfuffle over what to call the evergreens that we bring indoors at Yuletide. If
Soul for sale at UPAC this Saturday
So you think you’ve got it bad, you recent college graduates who are trying to find, keep and succeed in
Santa’s on board the Catskill Mountain Railroad Holiday Train
It seems like every time somebody – usually somebody trying to sell more of something – comes up with a
Chomsky lecture on Zinn packs SUNY New Paltz
In an article in last week’s Alm@nac previewing Noam Chomsky’s Dec. 4 visit to SUNY-New Paltz, this correspondent described the