Ulster County Poorhouse memorial statue to be erected at county pool in New Paltz
Finding the funding to create a permanent memorial to the approximately 2300 unfortunates who lived and died at the Ulster
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Proposed nine-month moratorium draws ire from solar-farm supporters in Gardiner
The parking lot at Gardiner’s town hall was full when on the evening of August 9 the town board held
The wizard of strings brings his quintet to Bearsville
Considering how long his live performing career was on hiatus while he holed up in Chicago studying the art of
Kubo and the Two Strings takes stop-motion animation to new heights
Regular readers of Almanac Weekly movie reviews will know that I characteristically stalk my prey in wide, slow spirals of
Lives through a lens at Hudson’s LightField Festival
Envisioned as an annual showcase of innovative and distinguished photography and related media, the LightField Festival officially opened its inaugural
Rosendale seeks permanent home for abandoned pets
For some mysterious reason, word seems to have gotten around that the Town of Rosendale is a good place to
Little World’s Fair in Grahamsville this weekend
So you’ve visited country fairs, large and small – some slick, some tawdry, some New Agey, some reasonably “authentic.” But
Rosendale demands inclusive public input on Pilgrim Pipeline scoping process
The Rosendale Town Board voted last week to send a letter to the two designated co-lead agencies on the State
St. Joseph’s Festa makes its 40th appearance with games of chance & Italian delicacies
The feast day of St. Joseph falls in mid-March, when devout Catholics are busy giving up festive pursuits like games
Benefit concert in New Paltz to reinvigorate the Arts Community
After years of declining enrollment and rather limited course offerings whilst wandering in the wilderness in search of a permanent