The National to perform at MASS MoCA
The vaunted Brooklyn rock band the National will perform at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts on Saturday, June 11
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Man stabbed to death in Saugerties village; suspect later caught on train in Washington D.C.
Rameen L. Perry, 40, of the Capri Motel, Port Ewen, died early this morning at Kingston Hospital following an assault
Make a hologram at SUNY-New Paltz’s Dorsky Museum
One of the few truly new and unprecedented artforms to arise during the late 20th century was holography. Seeing a
Poetry Barn hosts “Skywriting: Poems & Planes”
The Poetry Barn, a new literary center in the Hudson River Valley situated by the spillway of the Ashokan Reservoir,
World War II encampment at FDR site in Hyde Park
Memorial Day weekend is always a peak time to visit the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and the
Dylan turns 75; Family celebration is May 29
It’s that time of year again. Flowers blooming, summer bearing down, and Bob Dylan is another year older. This year
Washington Avenue open to traffic!
Our intrepid photographer – and Kingston’s photographer laureate by appointment of Mayor T.R. Gallo – Phyllis McCabe was at the
Letters (May 19-26)
Five hundred pounds! Our local Riverkeeper Sweep event was a great success. Thanks to a great group of volunteer paddlers,
Letters: Sales tax, shooting range, Chris Gibson
The people’s money The money generated by sales — sales tax — belongs to the people who generated it. It
Temporary two-lane bridge construction is underway in New Paltz
Preparation work for the new Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz began on May 3 with the construction phase of