Michael X. Rose’s hyper-narrative, neo-Outsider epiphanies
Michael X. Rose has held a special place in the Hudson Valley art world ever since he moved up here
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Olive board gets down to business
Topics ranged from basic bookkeeping policies and procedures and parks usage to user requests from the Boiceville Wastewater Sewer District,
Bolton Brown exhibition opens in Woodstock
Bolton Brown was one of the three visionaries who made Woodstock into the colony of the arts. He was the
Mary Reid Kelley solo exhibit at Dorsky Museum
Don’t you just love it when some great talent turns out to be living in your town, sharing the same
Saugerties attorney representing ‘Occupy’ journalist in lawsuit against NYPD
For local political observers, Catalinotto is just about the last name one would associate with far-left politics. So when reports
Olive gets going, despite the cold and snow
Thursday evening, January 2, was considered the sort of night most people didn’t go out. The Thruway was closed down;
Merry pranksters: Any which way but by sleigh
For most who have not been there, Christmas Eve in Woodstock is all about Santa’s arrival, which has taken many
Byrdcliffe Guild announces new director
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild — now calling itself Byrdcliffe at Woodstock — announced the hiring this past week of New
New Olive supervisor Rozzelle, Friedel see no problems cooperating
The Town of Olive has long been known for the steadiness of its political character. Starting in the 1980s, it’s
Steve Earle concert to raise funds for Opus 40 repairs
Every once in a while an event comes along that, because of its elements matching the local with the epic,