Pike Plan work briefly exposes details from Uptown’s past
The original Pike Plan, the white-painted colonial-style wooden canopy on Wall and North Front streets that was erected in the
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Art links Brooklyn, Kingston
Slideshow image: A detail from a work by Shakhed Hadaya. A new group of artists, called the Brooklyn-Kingston Exchange Project,
Dream Festival returns to Kingston
If you think that other people’s dreams are boring, you will likely be surprised at Ione’s Dream Festival, where dreams
Down to earth
John Gill is surveying his fields after last night’s heavy rain, and it doesn’t look good. Yesterday the creek that
From Mint to Dolce to New Leaf, Tecchios make Rondout a family compound
In 1959, Tarcisio Tecchio and his wife, Nella, left their town in northern Italy and went to Switzerland to find
Biennial succeeds despite struggle
Lacking the city funds that were available in years past, the Kingston Sculpture Biennial has been shrinking. This year’s show
Staging a home
When she put her house on the market, Dena Roy had already downsized, moving a lot of her personal stuff
A house made of spare parts
Michael Lalicki and Susie Linn purchased their house inKingston’s Rondout at city auction. When they moved in during the summer
Ulster hires new building inspector
Over the past 18 years, Paul Andreassen has served as building inspector in a number of Ulster County municipalities. On
Set in stone
Stone-wall building is a dying art. Manufactured materials, comprised of cement, are cheaper substitutes; easier to work with than the