Gardiner Town Supervisor candidates look to the future
This year’s Town Supervisor race offers Gardinerites a choice between a veteran of that post and a longtime local resident
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Cheap thrills
In a recession, the things that financially stressed families expunge first from their budgets are often the things that are
The dance of Death
For those of us lucky enough to be born in America in recent times, the only one of the dreaded
Hot tix at the Woodstock Film Festival
As this issue of Alm@nac hits the newsstands, the 2011 Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) is already underway. But that doesn’t
From the Rhineland to Rhinebeck
The Palatine Farmstead in “East Camp” This Saturday, September 24, the Palatine Farmstead in Rhinebeck – a historic restoration-in-progress
Cheap thrills
In a recession, the things that financially stressed families expunge first from their budgets are often the things that are
Concert will benefit farmers, families and first responders
Let’s start with the bad news: Farmers in and around New Paltz are in a sorry state these days, and
Woodstock Film Festival ’11
If summer ends, can the Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) be far behind? This year’s highly anticipated event – the 12th
Outward bound with the Hudson Valley Ramble
Remember when the Hudson River Valley Ramble used to last only one weekend? Nowadays it runs for three, beginning September
The new Old Main
There’s a wonderfully useful quote by some famous person or other — originally about the Nazi Holocaust, but with many