Saugerties police chief uses Narcan to save Ulster Ave. overdose
Saugerties police responded to a 911 call for an overdose at 20 Ulster Ave. at 5:10 p.m. today, March 20.
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Art as fresh as spring itself this month in Kingston
March came in like a lion — the blast of cold weather has a local correlation in the blowing away
Woodstockers Journey to Selma
Selma, Alabama,1965, now made famous not only by an historic victory, but by a movie that brought that victory to
Highland voters pass bond issue proposal for new library by 62.5 percent majority
Voters in the Highland Central School District approved the Highland Public Library’s $4.8 million bond issue proposal at the polls on
NYS Grape Grower of the Year award given to Michael Migliore
Whitecliff Vineyard, in Gardiner, broke new ground for the region’s wine industry last week when co-owner Michael Migliore was singled
A Day’s Work: Bartender
Tori Campbell works as a bartender at the Dutch Ale House, one of the village’s oldest taverns. How long have
A Day’s Work: Anatomical model designer
Giovanni Zorloza has spent the last 17 years using his artistic skills to create anatomical models for Simulaids. Zorloza works
New York Vape Club to open in New Paltz on April 1
Dylan Zimmermann, 21, walks the bare floor of his empty storefront in the Cherry Hill Plaza in New Paltz. A
DCC’s Pamela Edington champions largest student body in the valley
Last August, Dutchess Community College (DCC) got a new president: its fifth since its founding in 1957 and its first
Group that fought Niagara seeks cooperation with Kingston
The group Save Cooper Lake again urged action to prevent future exploitation of the town’s resources at the March 10