Leo Genovese’s Latin jazz at Bard Spiegeltent to benefit La Voz
The sumptuous Spiegeltent at Bard SummerScape is always a great venue to socialize, eat and drink whilst discovering some slightly
Community
Gardiner 5K Classic at Majestic Park includes Kids Fun Run and BBQ for all participants
The 13th annual Gardiner 5K Classic will take to the roads and the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail in the hamlet,
Teacher meet & greet: Jennifer Sauer
Jennifer Sauer has been a math teacher at Saugerties Senior High School for 11 years. She attended SHS (class of
Three new Woodstock food establishments
[portfolio_slideshow id=7008] Photos by Dion Ogust Talk about emphasizing the idea of “local” in the new “locavore” buzzword that’s
Bug hunt at the library tomorrow
The shrubbery, flowers and grass surrounding the Saugerties Public Library is a hotbed of life if you know where to
Kingston After Dark: Dramatic Times
While I am tempted, of course, to open things loudly by proudly trumpeting the historic establishment of marriage equality across
Ways to balance ecosystems on Comeau
Appendices to the Comeau Stewardship Management Plan are now under consideration by the Woodstock town board. Once finalized, legally vetted,
Rosendale gets festive for Pool Fund with new Mermaid Parade
It was another rained-out early summer weekend, but that didn’t faze the festival-mad folks of Rosendale last Sunday, when they
Grass-roots marketing
Two years ago, Business Insider magazine predicted that by 2020, more than 40 percent of the American workforce, or 60
Anti-Rent Wars commemorated in Prattsville exhibit + Catskill flash mob
Long before income inequality entered the political discourse, feudallike property rents on the huge tracts of land owned by the