Vassar hosts Haiti Project art sale & auction this weekend
The people of Haiti live with 98 percent deforestation, 70 percent illiteracy and 50 percent unemployment. The all-volunteer Vassar Haiti
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Keep Your Brain Healthy
In the recently released trade paper edition of The Alzheimer’s Prevention Program: Keep Your Brain Healthy for the Rest of
Less than $10,000 now needed to protect Hess Farm
Preparations are now moving ahead to purchase the development rights on Gardiner’s historic Hess Farm. Many local residents, businesses and
Lloyd Historical Society to sponsor program on the Half Moon and Hudson Valley history
Sometimes, from up on Walkway Over the Hudson or anywhere along the Hudson shore, you can watch the passage of
Letters (3/28-4/4)
Proud to be an open-minded Republican I feel compelled to respond to misstatements made in local media regarding the Saugerties Town
Cornell U. – 10 more days until spring!
(Editor’s note: We’ll believe it when we feel it, but here’s a release from some smart people out in Ithaca
Letters (3/21-3/28)
Supervisor believes state gun law flawed I would like to respond to criticism of my opposition to the NY SAFE
Letters: No casinos, Fortis concerns, level the teachers’-contract playing field
Neither moral nor healthy In “Regionalism: The new realism” the article by Susan Barnett (March 7 Kingston Times) Sullivan County
All-Beethoven at Saugerties Pro Musica
On Sunday, March 24 at 3 p.m. Saugerties Pro Musica will present the Colorado String Quartet for the last time
Annual egg hunts to take place in Highland, Gardiner and New Paltz
Little egg hunters can hop on the bunny trail this Saturday, March 23 and next Saturday, March 30 and search