Coming Home-Staying Home: Baron’s musical conversation
There was a time when the music made and played in Woodstock was what people came for. In the 60s
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Letters – July 26-August 2
Keep this “circus” out of Saugerties Recent actions of our political “ringmasters” up in Albany should have everyone concerned. In the
Ephemeral art rules at chalk festival
Twenty-five years ago, the first chalk festival came to Santa Barbara, California; and this past weekend, the first chalk festival
Woodstock’s 81 st Library Fair holds the community together
“It’s the happiest party Woodstock has ever had,” enthused Michael Perkins, who has helped organize many years of the Woodstock
Midtown’s food oasis
I admit I’d never heard of a “food desert” before Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County educator Kristen Wilson filled
Breathless in Kingston
Could you even imagine holding your newborn baby in your arms and knowing that your baby will struggle for each
Breaking barn: Pete Seeger helps sloop, museum celebrate
When Pete Seeger first sailed into Kingston on the sloop Clearwater in 1969, shortly after the ship’s launch, “it was
Village of New Paltz celebrates its 125th anniversary
The Village of New Paltz is poised to throw a block party on Aug. 5 in honor of its 125th
Letters – July 19-26
Saugerties casino a-coming The specter of a casino in Saugerties has reared its ugly head again. Right now talk and
It’s the law: Woodstock enacts ban on hydrofracking
The Town Board on July 17 delivered the first blow of a proposed two-punch combination aimed at banning hydrofracking in