Lloyd Historical Society to present documentary film on early flight
Imagine yourself flying in a small open-cockpit plane, nothing between you and the blue sky while you soar over the
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After Niagara, what’s next?
Niagara’s recent announcement that it was no longer considering the Town of Ulster as a site for a proposed bottling
Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in Milton
It’s always a good sign when a café makes its own bread and pastries. At the recently opened Frida’s Bakery
Plans for a “necklace” of interconnected trails creep closer to reality
“Imagine a scenario some years out where someone could bring their bicycle on the Metro North train to Poughkeepsie and
Kingston’s Shamrock runners attempt Guinness World Record for largest kilt race
What is flat, fast and always first-class? The annual Shamrock Run, a two-mile “fun run” through Kingston, will once again
Saugerties’ Hudson Project music festival ‘on hold’
There may be some events at Winston Farm this year, but another big electronic music festival won’t be one of them.
Shave your head, raise money for a good cause
Saugerties has not been spared the horror of pediatric cancer. Reminders of children who have fought, are currently fighting or
Young Performers’ Edition of the Wizard of Oz to be performed at the New Paltz Middle School
As Dorothy Gale learned in The Wizard of Oz, there truly is “no place like home.” But sometimes, when it
In Memoriam: Marie Post
Longtime Saugertiesian Marie Post died Friday, Feb. 20 at Kingston City Hospital. Still active in the community at age 90
A Day’s Work: Waldorf teacher
Wendy Weinrich has been an early childhood Waldorf teacher for the past 19 years. She spent 11 years teaching at