Mark Hogancamp creates own world, in one-sixth scale
Life hadn’t been easy for Mark Hogancamp. Married and divorced, a Navy vet, he sketched superheroes and designed showrooms for
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The pre-Christmas procession
For members of most Christian religions, Advent represents both the preparation for Christmas, the first coming of the Messiah, and
Neighbors object to proposed Water Street Cinema
John Litton made a face when he pointed down to Water Street Market’s upper parking lot. Next to him Nancy
City, residents, school district play parts in film shoot
Production on The Sisterhood of Night ended this week, but for many local kids involved in a variety of different
Mariner’s to host benefit for flood-damaged churches
Mariner’s Harbor got hit pretty hard by Sandy, but is coming through to help two nearby houses of worship which
Cahill Elementary helps Sandy victims
Recently, Cahill Elementary held a school-wide collection in an effort to help out the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Student Council
Lloyd plans “Light up the Hamlet” festivities
Members and friends of the Town of Lloyd Events Committee were busy as little elves decorating their downtown in anticipation
Saugerties student filmmaker a nationwide finalist
Just four video submissions from around the country were recently selected for Polartec’s “Made Possible Challenge,” and Saugerties native Terence
An overview of local Hurricane Sandy relief efforts
The storm may have ended, but the loss and destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy along the East Coast still remain.
Shaking It For a Cause returns for fifth year at Bacchus
For the fifth year in a row, bands will take to the stage at Bacchus in New Paltz to play