Column: Growing up in a hunting family
I was raised in a hunting family, and I am grateful for the experience. When we lived in New York
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Open Space Institute installs fencing west of the Wallkill in preparation for River-to-Ridge trail
Plans to expand open space and associated recreational opportunities seem to be arising more and more often in the New
Saugerties Holiday in the Village
[portfolio_slideshow] When it comes to celebrating the holidays, no one does it better than Saugerties. The annual Holiday in the
Holidays unwrapped in New Paltz, Frozendale is back in Rosendale, Christmas caroling in Gardiner, Light Up the Hamlet in Lloyd (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10784] Photos by Lauren Thomas Santa and Mrs. Claus led a procession through the Village of New Paltz this
Artist learns about Yankeetown Pond’s humans
Artist and Bearsville resident Keiko Sono started ice skating on Yankeetown Pond with her daughter in 2004. “It was magical,”
French Heritage Society and Historic Huguenot Street celebrate local preservation efforts
On Thursday, November 19, Historic Huguenot Street hosted a visit from French Heritage Society (FHS), a non-profit dedicated to preservation,
The Cake Artist Café in Highland features artistic custom cakes, breakfast, lunch and catering
Gina Vaccarino is the cake artist behind The Cake Artist Café at 199 Route 299 in Highland. Open for business
A look inside the Saugerties Animal Shelter
Walking into the Saugerties Animal Shelter, you are greeted with a symphony of barking dogs and the suspicious meows of
Mohonk Preserve’s Foothills project promises preservation, access (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10758] Amidst the minutiae of planning board meetings about the Foothills project proposal for Mohonk Preserve — focused
Circle of Friends buys a residence for those at the end of life
“People close to dying often speak in metaphor and say they are going ‘home.’ Home is no longer a place,