Searching for our still points through sound
From the medical practice of breaking up kidney stones with ultrasound to gong bath sleepovers at a hip Brooklyn hotel,
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Port Ewen man to fight world champion Brazilians in UFC competition
“Ground ’em and pound ’em” is Keith “Shabang-Bang” Berish’s strategy for how he’s going to take out his opponent in
Bimonthly community youth awards winners
Five Saugerties students were recognized at the June 16 village trustees’ meeting by the Saugerties Community Youth Awards Committee for
The Repair Café expands; now there’s an evening version in New Paltz
When New Paltz resident John Wackman introduced The Repair Café to New Paltz a little more than a year ago,
Obituary, Jack Schlegel
Jack W. Schlegel, born November 14, 1923, in Bremenhaven, Germany, died peacefully at home in Mount Tremper on June 11
The first day of summer offers a variety of local garden tours for fun and inspiration
Why take a garden tour? For fun and inspiration, says Victoria Coyne of Victoria Gardens nursery in Rosendale. “It’s a
Barrels of fun: The Saugerties gun show
In the weeks leading up to the gun show held last weekend at Kiwanis Ice Arena, residents debated whether it
Wherever the wind takes her
When most high school juniors and seniors were preparing for the prom, 17-year-old Brianna Hirsch was in the hospital being
New Gunks Art Trail Map offers an inclusive view of art in the region
The beauty of the Shawangunk Ridge is the main reason that many artists have moved to the region, says Sevan
Vern Benjamin’s deep roots
Early shafts of a red dawn rise on the eastern horizon, penetrating the sky as if wounding it, tomahawk-style…The great