Takeover will mean higher electric rates, say critics
The proposed $1.5-billion purchase of Central Hudson Energy Group by Fortis, Inc., a Canadian-based holding company, doesn’t have too many
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Kingston, the muse: Martin’s new album draws from local inspiration
Rebecca Martin is known in Kingston as one of the city’s most committed and effective community activists. She was the
Revive a room
Spring is a time of new beginnings. Many of us are yearning for a new look—be it a new hair
Matthew Finck’s multitude of gigs
Many a professional jazz musician has traded in the rat race of Manhattan for the peaceful environs of the Hudson
“Serious Laughs: Art/Politics/Humor” Festival throughout Kingston
Midtown Kingston and the Broadway corridor, with its scruffy barbershops, check-cashing emporiums and storefront churches, has been the subject of
Interview with Rhinebeck artist/writer and Dinotopia creator James Gurney
James Gurney’s exquisite paintings have brought to life ancient and fantastic worlds, including the Earth populated by dinosaurs in his
Jeff Jacobson’s The Last Roll at Center for Photography
In the 1970s, Jeff Jacobson gave up practicing law with the American Civil Liberties Union to become a photographer and
Owen King reads from his new novel in New Paltz on Friday
Owen King, author of the highly acclaimed and award-winning We’re All in This Together: A Novella and Stories, has just
Salute to a sailor in Kingston at Boitson’s
Boitson’s, the Uptown Kingston eatery on North Front Street, owes its existence to an exceedingly rare stroke of good fortune:
Collage degrees
Cut and Paste,” the regional juried art exhibition that opened at SUNY-Ulster’s Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery last week, is bright,