For the love of Pete: Vanaver Caravan’s Turn, Turn, Turn!
May 3 would have been the late Pete Seeger’s 97th birthday, making this time of year an even-better opportunity than
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Letters (April 28-May 5)
Figures don’t lie While much of what Ralph Childers wrote caused me to laugh out loud, the inaccuracies necessitate a
Recruit NY was held on April 23 at the New Paltz Firehouse
The New Paltz Fire Department held its RecruitNY event on Saturday, April 23 at NPFD Station #1 at 25 Plattekill
Donate books for Saugerties Library Fair
Drop off donations of gently used books, CDs and DVDs for the annual Library Book Fair on Saturday, April 30
The Comeau Perspective
Thank you and more… To say that the Comeau property inspires ferocious loyalty is in no way an exaggeration. It
Cyro Baptista & New Zion Trio at Marlboro’s Falcon
The latest album from keyboardist Jamie Saft’s indescribable reggae/jazz New Zion Trio, Sunshine Seas, features a very special guest: virtuoso
Elephant Revival plays Bearsville this Saturday
The Colorado folk band Elephant Revival’s sound is built on American roots music and Celtic songcraft. Their new album Petals was produced
Kaatsbaan in Tivoli to meld Spanish dance, guitar, food & wine
Informal, audience-participation music gatherings happen in many cultures. In parts of rural America, such a song-swap was once called a
SHS presents “Cinderella” this weekend
Sawyer Drama will present Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” on Friday, April 29 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, April 30 at 2
State troopers: Man used cell to video female co-workers using bathroom
According to state police, a 31-year-old Kingston man used a cell phone to take videos of his female co-workers using