Rosendale and New Paltz oppose Pilgrim Pipelines
The route of the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines is “planned to go right under Perrine’s Bridge, which is the second-oldest pedestrian
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Tour Pluto with NASA director in Poughkeepsie
Here’s a good excuse to leave your cabin fever behind for a midweek evening: Our Lady of Lourdes High School
Guy Davis headlines musical tribute to Pete Seeger in Rosendale this Sunday, raising funds to rebuild Clearwater
Since 1969, the good ship Clearwater has been giving many thousands of Hudson Valley schoolchildren the chance to learn firsthand
Room is a powerfully acted ode to human resilience
One of the bummers of winter, once the holidays are over, is the fact that film production companies are no
Sarah Rothenberg’s Marcel Proust Project at Bard
Before she became artistic director of Da Camera of Houston in 1994, pianist Sarah Rothenberg was a founding co-director of
Good Kids, on SUNY-New Paltz stage, explores sex crime and its cover-up
While a lot of good stageworks get produced by the college theater arts departments in our region, they always have
Rosendale Town Board welcomes Lipari, greenlights pool drainage plan
A new face joined the Rosendale Town Board at its first meeting of 2016, on January 6: Stacy Lipari, a professional
New Paltz professor Carol Goodman releases new suspense novel
Carol Goodman, a professor of Creative Writing at SUNY-New Paltz, has a long track record of authoring novels about campuses
Laura Walls named deputy town supervisor in Gardiner
In a somewhat unusual move, considering that they ran on opposing tickets in the November 2015 election, Gardiner’s new town
MLK Birthday Tribute in Woodstock this Sunday
Each January, the Town of Woodstock throws a bash celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with live