Former chief distiller at Tuthilltown Spirits opens a craft spirits consultancy business in Rosendale
Even when he was chief distiller at Tuthilltown Spirits, Joel Elder’s focus was always on the agricultural end of things.
Community
Opting out?
Smart meters have been a big issue in Woodstock throughout recent years, filling this publication’s letters pages, creating a cause
Indigo Arts Academy planned for former Anna Devine Elementary School in Rifton
Faced with steadily decreasing enrollment and an increasingly irate taxpayer base, the Kingston City School District decided three years ago
Kingston After Dark: Punk-o-Rama
For those paying attention, punk rock that is actually not “dead” has been keeping a strong purchase in the region.
Woodstock library to update master plan
Woodstock library trustees followed a piece of advice from its Facilities Task Force and voted, 7-1, to hire an architect
What’s it like to be a cop? Police to hold youth open house
The Saugerties Police Department will hold an Explorer Post Program open house (Informational Meeting) at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, March
The Culinarians’ Home in New Paltz has nothing to do with cuisine…or does it?
“When I tell people I live at the Culinarians’ Home, they always ask me if I’m a chef,” says Alice
At Ellipse, Michelle Elise transforms old stuff into new greatness
To everything there is a season. But what happens after its season is over, and it gets flung into the
Gardiner’s Village Market and Eatery is becoming a dining destination – with live music
Even when he isn’t wearing his Gardiner town supervisor hat, Carl Zatz is the kind of guy who relishes being
Traffic across Wallkill River will continue during Carmine Liberta Bridge replacement
Vowing that “not one single bolt of the Carmine Liberta Bridge [in New Paltz] will be removed until an alternate