Old Dutch will introduce its new dominie at its 90th annual George Washington dinner
The Old Dutch Church on Wall Street in Kingston will be hosting its annual sit-down dinner next Wednesday, Feb. 27
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Hundreds turn out in New Paltz to dance against violence against women
Hundreds of people took to the streets in downtown New Paltz as part of the Feb. 14 worldwide One Billion
Wilfred the goat dodges the slaughterhouse
A goat that was found running around the streets of Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn has been adopted by the Catskill Farm
Dragon Inn demolition likely
A battle between the village’s Historic Review Board and the owner of a 19th-century mansion over a proposed demolition may
Joe LaLima sees it all from his Broadway barbershop
Joseph LaLima has had his hands in Kingston people’s heads since 1968. LaLima’s Barbershop is the oldest barbershop on Broadway,
Tracking gives you a deeper sense of the outdoors
If you come across a pile of fishscales on a riverbank, you have found the scat of a river otter.
Saugerties playgrounds declared “unsafe”
It’s no longer safe to have four swings next to each other because kids might bump into each other. Spaces
V-Day in New Paltz features flash mob dance downtown for One Billion Rising
Inspired by the writer/playwright Eve Ensler, author of the renowned Vagina Monologues, dozens of local women are taking to the
Concert to take Hudson Valley for a ride on the Underground Railroad
The Department of Music at SUNY New Paltz celebrates African American History Month and the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation
‘Subzero Heroes’ dive to support Alzheimer’s awareness
A booming female voice blasts down the natural sloping amphitheater leading to the swimming hole at Highland’s Berean Park. “One,