Octagonal library turns 150 as Red Hook celebrates Apple Blossom Day
Orchards in full bloom are one of the cheeriest signs of spring in the Hudson Valley, and this Saturday, May
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New Paltz Regatta turns 60
When Delta Kappa fraternity members first plunged into the Wallkill River in 1955, they likely didn’t know they’d started what
How I survived the earthquake
Most people probably know me from around Woodstock as the guy walking around town with his long dreadlocked hair wrapped
Classy chassis and crafts for a cause
The 2015 Cars & Crafts Show at the Ulster County Fairgrounds this Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4
Land Conservancy’s Vernal Fling
Woodstock Land Conservancy’s fifth annual gala event, the Vernal Fling, will take place at 5:30 p.m. Saturday May 9 at
Into the dark
Sientists, politicians, and philosophers are working on solutions for the environmental catastrophe we have created, but Woodstock spiritual teacher Clark
Therapy dog takes anxiety out of reading
Two Saturdays a month, on a couch in a corner of the library, you’ll find a 10-pound furry bundle, happily
New Paltz Regatta marks 60 years since its first appearance
It’s been 60 years since the first New Paltz Regatta paraded down Main Street to launch homemade watercraft in the
Jane’s Ice Cream: 30 years of scoops
Kingston has made a comeback as a manufacturing town, albeit on an artisanal small-scale level, producing encaustic paints, pottery wheels
Open Studio Tour in Gardiner reveals artists’ life and work
The fourth Gardiner Open Studio Tour on May 2 and 3, offers both curious observers and serious collectors the opportunity