Wetlands disappear as Callanan expands its mine, residents allege
Most of the heavy industry that once lined the western side of the Hudson River in Ulster County has long
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“The Woodstock Story” on view through January in NYC
In the 1920s and ‘30s, Woodstock was a cauldron of creative activity. The founding of the Utopian Arts and Crafts
Ink heart: Boiceville bookbinder Brooke Merrill Tinney
The electronic media tsunami has not yet completely obliterated the culture of printed matter. According to one youthful source, photographers
Laughter Yoga workshops in Kingston this Friday to benefit Family of Woodstock
There’s nothing like the healing effect of laughter – nothing like hysterical guffaws to levitate one above a piece of
Bach on track: Bearsville hosts Schickele, Malkine & Horowitz’s Holiday Train Wreck
With Christmas ornaments now blinking and winking over Main Streets and “Frosty the Snowman” swamping the commercial airwaves, you might
Last chance for “Linking Collections” at the Dorsky in New Paltz
If you’re small and regional, and there are several of you, you can make more of an impact if you
Delving into our digs with William Rhoads
From 17th-century stone houses to Gilded Age mansions to Arts and Crafts artists’ studios to a drive-in movie theater and
Pianist Jeremy Denk at Fisher Center this Sunday
The last big concert of the season, held at 3 p.m. at Bard College’s Richard B. Fisher Center for the
How old buildings can bring a city new life
Restoring dilapidated historic buildings for affordable housing and commercial use spurs the local economy and creates jobs. Selling historic preservation
SUNY-New Paltz stages Fat Ram, two Medieval plays
Life in Europe’s Middle Ages was short and brutish: an epoch of miserable cold beset by plague, a time when