Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival stages Love’s Labour’s Lost
Playing it like a 1930s screwball comedy, the outdoor Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival turned the Bard’s early (circa 1595 or
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This week at the Farmers Market
On Saturday, June 23 at the Saugerties Farmers Market, expect to find just-picked baby bok choi, basil, carrots, cherries, dandelion
Poll: Don’t rush fracking, say 7 out of 10 in state
More than seven out of 10 New York state voters (72 percent) think that Governor Cuomo should “wait for all
Letter: Tyner’s the action candidate
Joel Tyner will fight for progressive values as he has been doing for 20 years. He is exactly what the
Letter: Only Schreibman can beat Gibson
Thank you to Brian Hollander for his article on the Schreibman/Tyner race (Kingston Times, June 14.) I think it made
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Dog Note The Woodstock Dog Park will be closed this Saturday, June 16, from 10 a.m.-Noon for maintenance. Teri Reynolds
Letter: Vote for me on June 26
To the editor: Support me on June 26 Fellow Democrats — I ask for your support at this Tuesday’s June
Letter: I support Julian
To the editor: On June 26 there will be a Democratic primary election. While many of my progressive friends sport
Mohonk Preserve holds first BioBlitz
On Sunday, June 3, Mohonk Preserve hosted its first BioBlitz at the Mohonk Preserve Foothills in New Paltz. A BioBlitz
Music, arts and wiffleball festival
On Saturday, June 16 at 1 p.m. Grant D. Morse school will host a free event featuring over 20 performers