Seventy-five take an icy dip in Highland to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association
Some people are willing to suffer for a cause they believe in, but there are limits. Last Saturday, 75 so-called
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Harrowing tales at Onteora drug forum
A contentious point of debate came during the forum held by the Onteora Central School District at its Middle/High School
Cheer for our Special Olympians
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” – Special Olympics Athlete Oath
Large carnivores are making a comeback
Lions, tigers, wolves, wild dogs and other charismatic carnivores are often depicted as being on the brink of extinction. Dr.
Kids’ Almanac: February 18-25
Build a terrarium, become an illustration, test your strength or take tea with Belle “Be a Columbus to whole
Volunteer for Kingston soup kitchen
The Caring Hands Soup Kitchen, a non-profit organization which operates out of the Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church, is searching
Meet & Greet: Bob Lawless
Bob Lawless has a friendly, optimistic view on life and a true appreciation and love for the community of Saugerties.
A Day’s Work: The builder
Once you start talking to Terry Wynne, of Terry Wynne Builders, it becomes evident that his job as a carpenter
Gardiner nixes joint July 4 fireworks with New Paltz
Last week the Gardiner Town Board turned down a request from New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez to collaborate on
Rt. 212 Coalition brings in vols, neighbors to combat opiate abuse
The Rt. 212 Coalition, a recently formed substance abuse prevention group held its second meeting on February 9, at Bread