Bernie Sanders to campaign for Zephyr Teachout in New Paltz this Friday
Zephyr Teachout, the Democratic candidate for Chris Gibson’s soon-to-be-vacated seat representing New York’s 19th Congressional District, will have some high-profile
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Majestic Park hosts Gardiner Day, Saturday 9/10
Gardiner Day has been happening every September for 27 years, give or take a year or two when the host
Much-anticipated Beatles film in Rhinebeck & Rosendale
Let’s assume that you’re the sort of moviegoer who is not averse to taking in a documentary film on occasion.
Welcome to Night Vale creators come to Rhinecliff
Imagine H. P. Lovecraft writing Garrison Keillor’s “News from Lake Wobegon,” set in a little town in the desert Southwest
Enter the Draken: Viking ship sails to Kingston
Are you blown away by the concept that some hardy seafarers managed to cross the Atlantic from Norway to Newfoundland
Metalsmith Myra Mimlitsch-Gray on view at the Dorsky
The Sara Bedrick Gallery at the Dorsky Museum at SUNY-New Paltz will be home until December 11 to a survey
Mother shares story of son’s tragic struggle with mental health
“It gets better” is the message that we are all supposed to convey, with conviction, to troubled youths who are
“The gentleman Abstract Expressionist” on view at the Dorsky
With a new semester getting underway at SUNY-New Paltz, it’s time for the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art to open
Steppin’ out: Hudson River Valley Ramble hits the region’s trails
Though we think of summer as a time for outdoor activities, the persistent sticky weather that plagued the Hudson Valley
Composers seeking video footage of Hurricane Sandy
As reported in Almanac Weekly some months back, the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries (BIRE) of Clarkson University has