Sharon Core paints with a lens
At first glance, Sharon Core’s meticulous, softly lit still-lifes of fruits, vegetables, meat and plants could be mistaken for paintings.
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Rents, taxes a challenge, but overall picture improving
The recent demise of Don Vito’s Pizzeria, located at 85 Broadway, was a blow to fans of the crisp-crusted, authentically
Gabriel’s Café in Kingston moves around the corner
Gabriel’s Café gained a following for its healthful, locally sourced cooking and intimate café setting during the many years that
A river runs through it: “Scenic Hudson’s First 50 Years” photo exhibit
If you haven’t yet seen the photographs of the Hudson River landscape on display at Friends of Historic Kingston (FoHK),
Woodstock Goddess Festival this weekend
The eighth annual Woodstock Goddess Festival, held at the Colony Café March 8, 9 and 10, celebrates the feminine for
Marta Waterman and the sound of silents
When Marta Waterman was a toddler, she didn’t bang on the piano like other children, but, according to her mother,
Jillian Fisher is Kingston’s ambassador
Jillian Fisher, the City of Kingston’s coordinator of tourism and cultural affairs, immediately corrected me when I asked her how
“The Animals Look Back at Us” opens in Woodstock
Animals have been central to human life since the beginning of civilization. They were the first subjects painted on cave
The barn effect
Back on Dec. 15, the sloop Clearwater, stripped of its mast, boom, rudder and sails, arrived at the Kingston docks
Rustic without the rust
Charles Petersheim didn’t know a soul in the Catskills when he left New York City post-9/11 and purchased an abandoned