Bolton Brown and the making of modern Woodstock
Woodstock as we know it begins with Bolton Brown (1866-1934), a prodigy whose gifts brought him fame, before ego accompanying
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Obituary — Jane Axel
Long-time Woodstocker Jane Axel died in the comfort of her own home at the end of Elwyn Lane on March
Obituary: Kiki Randolph passes on
Like a hurricane finally blowing out to sea, Kiki Randolph, 87, departed Ferncliffe over the weekend as an ice-storm in her
Spinelli’s Burning Man hearkens back to the Maverick Festivals
Rooted in Utopia’s past, Frank Spinelli’s astounding photographic record of “Burning Man” celebrates the planet’s newest art-driven community. In doing so this native
Obituary: Robbie Collins
A strong, bright, one-eyed light out went in Woodstock two Fridays ago, when Robbie Collins — who we not call
Obituary, Linda Sweeney
Much loved, native Woodstocker Linda Sweeney died of natural causes on February 26 at Kingston Hospital, where she had been
Khusi Hona: Three Woodstock students reach out to help in the third world
In August of this year three high school students from Woodstock will travel to India and Nepal to spearhead a
Bolton Brown and the making of modern Woodstock
Woodstock as we know it begins with Bolton Brown (1866-1934), a prodigy whose gifts brought him fame, before ego accompanying
Obituary: Richard C. Wilhelm
Richard C. Wilhelm, prize-winning television technician, foreign war veteran, fireman, local businessman, railroad enthusiast, beloved spouse and devoted Woodstocker of over
Lives of the Painters: Pele the conqueror
Part II (In last week’s Part I, a 15 year old San Franciscan Pele deLappe found herself in Woodstock in