Spare the rod, respect the child
Pam Perkins captains a class in positive parental discipline at the newly renovated Saugerties Public Library. Perkins can personally vouch
Community
Black belts awarded
On Saturday, Feb. 4 students of the Lykes Martial Arts in Saugerties competed for their Black Belt or their next
Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at St. Andrew’s Church
The New Paltz clergy will hold its annual Shrove Tuesday community pancake supper on Tuesday, Feb. 21 from 5:30 to
No place like home
A landscape accustomed to unusual, eye-catching architecture — think yurts in Grog Kill, or Clarence Schmidt’s twice-built, twice-burned, foil-wrapped masterpiece
Elting Memorial Library celebrates Mardi Gras in New Paltz
In a sea of green, purple and yellow, oddly dressed strangers mingled without really knowing to whom they were speaking
As cuffs snap around his wrists, Kingston cop’s fall from grace complete
Tim Matthews’ journey from cop to con, which began more than a year ago with allegations of payroll fraud, ended
The Vagina Monologues in Kingston & New Paltz
Lara Hope got hooked on The Vagina Monologues when she was attending SUNY-New Paltz, and her annual production of the
Saugerties couple suspect treat killed dog
It was supposed to be a Christmas treat for their a pint-sized pooch, but a Saugerties couple, Steve Smith and
Kids Almanac: In Sojourner Truth’s footsteps & other journeys for the young
“Those are the same stars, and that is the same Moon, that look down upon your brothers and sisters, and
Music on Main: the New Paltz music scene
New Paltz starts late and ends late. That’s just the way it is and always has been. When performers at