Land Conservancy honors Hinchey
The Woodstock Land Conservancy’s second annual “Vernal Fling,” held at the ever-remarkable Maverick Concert Hall Saturday, May 12, paid special
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A Man For All Seasons: Kevin Sweeney is dead at 83
Kevin Sweeney hitch-hiked to Woodstock when he was 19 years old, 64 years ago. His death last Wednesday at his
Letter from Venice
March 6 — Tonight I leave Venezia, heartbroken at departing and worn out from over-work. Yes, I could use a few
Daniel Carbonaro, Woodstocker, dies in desert accident
Daniel Preddy Carbonaro, 27, a much-loved son of Woodstock who’d made California his home in recent years, went missing at
Reinventing the stage
A few weeks ago we ran Theater Without a Theater, a piece about a new theatrical paradigm, which pointed out
Love sustains the Shacker family
This is a love story steeped in horror, heartbreak, hardship, healing and hope. It’s the on-going saga of a brilliant
Master photographer Barry Feinstein dies
Barry Feinstein didn’t much care for photographers, who are — by nature — observers. He preferred men and women with
Edgar Villchur: 1917-2011
Edgar “Eddie” Villchur, inventor of the AR speaker and first president of that company, writer, teacher, philanthropist, patron of the
Theater without a theater
In a downward spiraling economy, endowments for the arts have been slammed, patrons are largely overwhelmed, and traditional ticket buyers are