Gardiner supervisor-elect Marybeth Majestic looks forward to 2016
Gardiner’s town government went though quite a shakeup this past Election Day, with two multi-term incumbents turned out of office
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The Big Short is long on laughs
Considering that the labyrinthine complexity deliberately cloaked in arcane jargon that is high finance these days is the sort of
FDR’s speeches now available online
We’ve just passed the 74th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the catastrophe that finally got the US
Judi Dench & Kenneth Branagh on screen in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
First it was onscreen operas from The Met: Live in HD; then it was classic plays from London via the
Stellar photography show at Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson
Topping my birthday or Christmas-present wish list for 2016, or the year after: a coffee-table book of Nicholas Kahn and
Getting off on the right foot: Day One walk in Kingston
If your local government wants to call its alcohol-free New Year’s Eve events “First Night,” it’ll be obligated to pay
Rosendale Theatre hosts New Paltz Rock’s Music Bash 2015
Last Saturday afternoon, the Rosendale Theatre rocked out to the sounds of Music Bash 2015, which could be described as
Huckleberry serves meals, craft beer and cocktails nightly in cozy, casual ambiance
When Julie Dabbs and Billy Simkiss first rented a pied-à-terre in New Paltz a few years ago, it was supposed
New Paltz Eve offers kids’ and teens’ activities, community dinner and bonfire
Plenty of people avoid going out on New Year’s Eve because they dread sharing the roads with inebriated drivers, or
Star Wars franchise shakes off those prequel blues with The Force Awakens
Last Thursday evening, did you feel a great disturbance in the Force, like a collective exhalation from millions and millions