Taxes flat in proposed library budget
Despite a small increase in the Saugerties tax rate (from 29.78 to 29.98 cents per $1,000 of assessed value), voters
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Flower power: Sunflower Art Festival in Gardiner
The inaugural Sunflower Art Festival slated for Saturday, August 8 from 10 a.m. to dusk on the grounds of the
A Day’s Work: Andrew Bajardi, Mohonk Preserve ranger
“We consider ourselves the ‘Swiss Army knife’ of rangers,” says Andrew Bajardi, one of seven rangers who patrol the Mohonk
Oasis by the river: Highland Landing Park
The Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park at the edge of the Hudson River in the Town of Lloyd offers quite
Archaeological dig site reveals treasure trove of artifacts under Huguenot Street (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10006] Photos by Lauren Thomas The Huguenot settlement in New Paltz dates back to 1678. But as long
Saugerties pastor honored by State Legislature’s pro-choice caucus
A large part of freedom for women is their ability to decide if and when to be a mother,” says Rev.
A Day’s Work: Green Goats – vegetation control experts at Walkway Over the Hudson
Girl power reigns under Walkway Over the Hudson. A quartet of four female goats known collectively as The Spice Girls
New events & programs at Storm King Art Center, one of the world’s best sculpture parks
[portfolio_slideshow id=16714] (Photos Courtesy of Storm King Art Center) On a recent visit to Storm King Art Center in
Tantillo’s Farm in Gardiner holds its first ever LobsterFest
Reporters in the Hudson Valley are often called upon to write about farm-to-table events. But last Saturday’s inaugural LobsterFest at
25th annual Taste of New Paltz will be held on a Saturday this year
It’s never too soon to make a note on your calendar about upcoming events you don’t want to miss. Especially