Artist Barbara Bash shows how forms of writing evolved
“In ancient times, a way to connect to the power of the word was to draw it. In the act
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Comeau Day brings together different constituencies
After decades of wrangling over use of Woodstock’s Comeau Property, the Comeau Stewardship Advisory Committee managed to reach an agreement
Music Mind: Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and the CMS legacy
“First the tapes have to be baked. We bake them at a low temperature for eight or nine hours,” says
Emotional letters: Artist Barbara Bash shows how forms of writing evolved
“In ancient times, a way to connect to the power of the world was to draw it. In the act
Shandaken weathers the storm
A State of Emergency was declared at 8 p.m. in Shandaken Tuesday, September 18, as an estimated seven inches of
Staying on mission: Mirabai defies the industry, maintains its spiritual underpinnings
“Over a 25-year period, we’ve survived three recessions, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, electronic books, Sam’s Club,” notes Jeff Cuiule, who
New STS artistic director wants theater group to be accessible, challenging
“STS has one of the few proscenium theaters in this area,” points out Michael Koegel, recently named artistic director of
Life begins at 80: Houst & Sons carries on
When Ned Houst left the Navy in 1965, after serving on a destroyer off the coast of Vietnam, he had
Stormy days: A year later, things have changed
Almost every week in the past year, an article about Shandaken has mentioned the flooding that swept over the town
Shandaken wants City assistance for individual septic systems
Shandaken supervisor Rob Stanley has asked the officials of the Coalition of Watershed Towns (CWT) to back him up in