DEC: Hunting accidents have fallen 75 percent since the ’60s
The 2014 New York hunting season closed with the second lowest number of hunting-related shooting incidents on record, according to the
Community
Community Concert Series at Gardiner Library offers free musical get-togethers
Pete Seeger’s legacy reminds us that music-making can be for everyone, a shared pastime with friends in a comfortable, ego-free
Kingston Council backs 80 days for Niagara comment
The Kingston Common Council Tuesday night approved a resolution drafted by opponents of the Niagara Bottling plant proposal to extend
K of C Free Throw Contest photos
[portfolio_slideshow id=6890] (Photos by Doug Freese) The Saugerties Knights of Columbus held its annual Free Throw Championship event Sunday,
Kingston After Dark: Amazing grace
The beat goes on, they say. I was still reeling from the sudden death of my former landlord and Kingston
“Secrets of the Shawangunks” lecture series returns every Thursday in February
For the past 15 or so years, the Shawangunk Ridge Biodiversity Partnership has offered a winter lecture series, “Secrets of
Woodstock Meats is on the market
It was a fall night in 2001 when Kevin Christofora and his wife Kristen decided they’d settle down in Woodstock.
Vive le Kevin: Quilty talks Europe, the community and living well locally
You don’t know you are going to laugh as hard as you do when you first sit down with Kevin
The history behind the Rosendale Library
Like New Paltz, Highland and Gardiner, Rosendale initially acquired its library through the efforts of a few local women. The
Abbot steps down at Zen Mountain Monastery
The statement that appeared on the Zen Mountain Monastery’s website Monday was about as straightforward as things get when explaining how affairs