Summer life on the Sawkill
The site of the old Camp Madison above the Sawkill Creek in the Town of Kingston has been abuzz with
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New deal at Bearsville
At first glance, not much looks different about the new Bearsville Theater eblasts. The line up mixes in Miss Angie’s
Every Father’s Daughter
The reading for the remarkable new collection of essays, Every Father’s Daughter: 24 Writers Remember Their Fathers — which takes
Mountain Valley Little League overcoming challenges
There was a point in the middle of the harsh winter just passed, Kenny Gierloff says, when it appeared there’d
Powell & Pressburger masterpiece The Red Shoes on the big screen in Rosendale
There’s absolutely nothing like a Powell/Pressburger film, which always started with an arrow hitting its target, just as all their
Portia Munson show opens on Saturday in Saugerties
At first, Catskill-based Portia Munson was known for the art that she showed elsewhere: great piles of pink plastic detritus
Olive progresses in flood mitigation
Olive town supervisor Sylvia Rozzelle is almost giddy with the progress being made now with her town’s eternal flood problems.
Presidential gifts exhibit at FDR Museum in Hyde Park
Nowadays, political gifts always tend to be discussed either in hushed tones or as part of bellicose charges tied to
Highway budgets exhausted by winter
Talk to county and town officials about roads and bridges these days and everyone’s quick to knock on wood first.
Opting out?
Smart meters have been a big issue in Woodstock throughout recent years, filling this publication’s letters pages, creating a cause