Letters on New Paltz Zero Place development
A civil epistolary discussion of the four-story mixed-use proposed development for Rt. 32N in the village of New Paltz.
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Fright night in Kingston
The Ask For Film independent film series will cap its 2016 season with “Friday Night Fright” on Oct. 28.
Highland nixes plan to reduce school bus stops
Many felt that the changes would not only result in less safety, but would put their children directly in harm’s way by having them walk further to a bus stop and encountering traffic along the way.
Voter registration deadline is Oct. 14
The last day to register to vote by mail in the November 8 presidential election (along with other races on
Police make arrest in Kingston dollar store, New Paltz gas station robberies
Police arrested a Kerhonkson man following an investigation into the robbery of Dollar General on Foxhall Ave. in Kingston on
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Saugerties ticketed for jaywalking
A Wappingers Falls man who was struck by a pickup truck while crossing Partition St. ended up with a sore
Dylan puzzle key
I’m out here a thousand miles from my home, he started out singing to Woody Guthrie — The very last
His American life: David Sedaris to perform at Bard
Of all the careers launched via regular appearances on Ira Glass’s extraordinary show, none has captured the limelight quite so winningly as the quirky commentator David Sedaris. His classic, only slightly-exaggerated account of the travails of a Macy’s Christmas elf, The Santaland Diaries, made Sedaris an instant star.
Woodstock bomb scares come in a flurry
After going nearly 20 years without a bomb threat, Woodstock had two in eight days.
Paint the town this Saturday in Tivoli
There’s something giddily freeing about being granted official sanction to do something that’s usually deemed to be transgressive – like creatively “defacing” public property.