Beltane Festival in the shadow of the Shawangunks
Knights and ladies ride horseback around a circle of standing stones. From across a broad meadow, a gaily clad procession
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“Unsung Heroes” celebrates elder farmers with original songs to benefit RVGA at Rondout High School
Here in the mostly rural mid-Hudson Valley, it’s an exciting transitional time for agriculture. Just when we were all lamenting
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) in Rosendale
Love Shakespeare? Got some clueless persons in your life who still think of Shakespeare’s works as fusty, stuffy, ponderous and/or
Wild child
Indian-born Rudyard Kipling may have coined the phrase “white man’s burden,” but the question has never been fully resolved as
Water main replacement to disrupt downtown Rosendale beginning in early May
Dozens of anxious business-owners and residents of downtown Rosendale had their worries about this spring’s water main replacement project at
Capture the castle: Bannerman Island Voices at the Falcon
A special “Live at the Falcon” brunch presentation on Saturday, April 23 will raise funds toward the preservation of Bannerman Castle,
Free National Park Week to celebrate centennial of “America’s best idea”
In case you hadn’t heard yet, 2016 marks the centennial of the founding of the National Park Service (NPS). To
Mild winter didn’t faze local farmers – but late frosts might
“Farmers are probably the best weather gauges we have,” says Deborah Meyer DeWan, executive director of the Rondout Valley Growers’
Concert benefits Maya Gold Foundation’s work against human trafficking in Nepal
How do parents manage to go on after the utterly unexpected suicide of a beloved child? If you’re Elise Gold
Kingston’s Shirt Factory artists’ exhibit at Wired Gallery
This Saturday will be a busy day indeed for director/curator Sevan Melikyan of the Wired Gallery in High Falls. The