Gardiner adds a paper shredding service to its annual Earth Day event ess Farm
Gardiner brought an industrial-size paper shredder to town for its annual Earth Day event last Saturday, April 19. The paper
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Kingston After Dark: It’s so easy
I can remember going shopping with my family years ago when Sears was still in the Uptown plaza. I was
Area cops, medics now using Narcan anti-OD kits
It’s a situation that plays out almost daily in Ulster County — a 911 call reports an unconscious subject. Cops
Kingston Catholic kids connect with NASA to explore science
Believe it … or not? Kingston Catholic School opens a window to space every single day. In fact, Principal Jill
Family of New Paltz needs another $80K for phase two renovations
For people who haven’t been inside Family of New Paltz in a few years, the interior is almost unrecognizable. Every
West Point appointment a dream come true for Saugerties teen
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is a question commonly asked of school children. Spencer Drakontaidis
Earth Day Fair at New Paltz Reformed Church emphasizes taking action
The Reformed Church of New Paltz on historic Huguenot Street is an old church with very modern ideas. A house
CPR at the library Wednesday
This brief hands-only program will take place on Wednesday, April 23 at 6 p.m. Learn a few easy ways to
A day’s work: Photographer
Erik Lamont has been a photographer in Saugerties for over 30 years. He specializes in portrait and wedding photography, and
Rhea, Robinson headline Comedy Fest fundraiser
For me, standup comedy is a giant conversation with a bunch of people, trying to figure out what we all