Longtime Family of New Paltz director Kathy Cartagena to retire in May
You know that somebody accomplishes a lot in their work when it takes two people to replace them upon retirement.
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Earth Day Fair at the Reformed Church of New Paltz April 16
When Earth Day was first established back in 1970, it was about educating people to the realities of environmental issues.
New “pop-up” antiques shop in Highland
Longtime antiques dealer Charles Glasner and lifelong antiques collector Vivian Yess Wadlin have teamed up to open a “pop-up” antiques
Videography, web design and theatrical training: what doesn’t this New Paltz couple offer?
Between the two of them, Hettie Barnhill and Robert Gertler cover quite the range of creative services. She is an
Bard College hosts Preservation Forum on future of Montgomery Place
Last September, Bard College acquired the Montgomery Place property adjacent to its campus in Annandale-on-Hudson. The early-19th-century estate on the
Day’s Work: Elizabeth Long – Mohonk Preserve’s director of conservation science
When Elizabeth Long first came to the New Paltz region, it was for the Shawangunks. “My husband and I first
New Paltz Historical Society will host an antiques appraisal event modeled after Antiques Roadshow
Viewers of public television have tuned in to their local affiliate for a weekly dose of Antiques Roadshow for nearly
The inside track on our local women’s roller derby league
“There’s no ‘sorry’ in derby,” explains Rackelle Roden, a recent recruit. It was hard for her when first joining the team to purposely bump into the other women on the track and not say, “Sorry!” or move aside when the goal is to move in. “There’s no moving aside in derby, either,” her new teammates told her.
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance & the restoration of Staatsburg’s Hoyt House
Calvert Vaux – the English-born co-designer of Manhattan’s Central Park and Prospect Park in Brooklyn – designed Hoyt House in
Symphony composed for Walkway over the Hudson to premiere in Hyde Park
In the ten years since the Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra (NDSO) was founded, it has carved out a niche in