Public will get input on Midtown shooting range proposal
The public will get a chance on Dec. 14 to offer their opinions on a proposal to convert an old
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The calling: Elder Doris Schuyler on life, God and her work as a pastor
The Riverview Missionary Baptist Church has had a rich history going back more than 80 years, leading up to Elder
Friends of Historic Kingston to launch The Street that Built a City
[portfolio_slideshow id=18061] Lowell Thing’s The Street that Built a City: McEntee’s Chestnut Street, Kingston and the Rise of New
Claire Lambe’s library portraits, Lynne Friedman’s landscapes on view in Woodstock
Since the beginning of this year, Claire Lambe has embarked on an ambitious project: painting portraits in the Woodstock Library
International Conference of Women Torah Scribes this week in Woodstock
The reading of the Torah is central to Jewish religious practice, and the writing of the Torah scroll is a
Eye of the needle: Margie Greve’s sewing-inspired art
Margie Greve’s show of paintings and woodblock prints at New World Home Cooking depicts famous rock and blues musicians, Kaaterskill
MacArthur Fellowship-winner Joan Snyder showing at Woodstock’s Elena Zang Gallery
[portfolio_slideshow id=17534] Born in Highland Park, New Jersey in 1940, Joan Snyder became famous in the early 1970s for
Summer fun in the Rondout
[portfolio_slideshow id=17314] Photos by Dion Ogust With summer underway, Kingston’s downtown waterfront Rondout District is blossoming. Boaters from as
Session works toward outline of Greenline
What Kingston’s mile-and-a-half-long rail trail will look like and how it will link to the existing street fabric came into
Kingston Land Trust seeks community input for Greenline design
[portfolio_slideshow id=16723] Over the past 50 years, America has been radically reengineered for the car. Expressways, massive suburban sprawl