Woodstock’s Waterfall Way, Wittenberg project undergo scrutiny
Hardly any audience was on hand as the Woodstock Way proposal for a 24-unit lodging establishment in the center of the hamlet inched forward.
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Woodstock School of Art printmaking studio renovations complete, opening with sublime exhibition
Now the place all but sparkles, from its shiny radiant flooring to the new windows created to look like what had been there since its early days as a New Deal crafts training center during the last years of the Depression, and its later time as an upstate home for New York City’s Arts Students League.
How Geoff Baer became Ulster County’s first commercial drone pilot
Up until recently, you needed an official pilot’s license if you wanted to charge for services (usually commercial video). Now it’s much easier to go pro.
Woodstock planners hear about a town in transition
Blowback against the changing character of Woodstock tourism arose full-throated during the town planning board’s continuing public hearing for the
Sometimes you need a small town to find yourself
Like many moved to the region from New York City, I was drawn here by dreams of an idyllic rural lifestyle. Mind you, this was before the Internet.
Gilbert Gottfried, Woodstock Comedy Fest headliner, doesn’t hold back
To most fans of pop culture, the comedian Gilbert Gottfried — who headlines the 4th Annual Woodstock Comedy Festival with an
Opera Gala and more at the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild
The Woodstock Guild’s been busy of late. But it’s going into hyperdrive this weekend with a Friday evening Artist’s Talk at the
130-seat “Nouveau American” restaurant planned for former Joyous Lake property in Woodstock
Public hearing by public hearing, projects are taking shape before the Woodstock Planning Board, with stabilizing elements provided by the
New West Saugerties restaurant/store honors building’s long history
Chrissie Giordano came up with the name for her new In The Sticks restaurant and store in West Saugerties from
Race, Love, and Labor at CPW
When the current exhibit of the Center for Photography at Woodstock’s current artists-in-residence program, “Race, Love, and Labor,” first opened