Locals played important role at Gettsyburg, and paid a dear cost
One hundred and fifty years ago, during the second day of the battle history knows as Gettysburg, things were looking
Community
Vegetarian school visits animal shelter
Forty-three students from PS 244 in Queens, along with their teachers, parents and Principal Robert Groff visited the Catskill Animal
Several shades of speed dating
Speed-dating. Not even Hunter S. Thompson had the nerve to plumb the mysterious depths of this modern mating practice. I
Remembering rebellion: A list of local Independence Day events
Looking to celebrate that historic day in 1776, when Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Samuel Adams and the rest of the
Volunteers and donors make Cantine the jewel it is
It’s been a lot of work, but the Saugerties Athletic Association has just about finished building new dugouts at three
Letters (6/27-7/04)
Hinchey: don’t be short-sighted I am writing to add my support to efforts to preserve William Sheffield’s 1882 Mansion House
Olive woman organizes students against sweatshops
Fourteen students, all from Coxsackie-Athens High School in Greene County, visited Albany in April to meet with legislators and discuss
“July Fourth Project” in Saugerties
They capture one parade in one town on a single day, but the dozens of photographs in “The July Fourth
Arm-wrestling benefit for Girls Inc.
The second annual Brawl Under the Stars proved even bigger than last year’s extravaganza, as eight of “the Hudson Valley’s
Renovated railroad trestle to open this Saturday
Asked back in March about progress on the restoration of Rosendale’s landmark trestle spanning the gorge of the Rondout Creek,