Joyce Minard retires; Chamber names Michael Smith as her replacement
There are some retirements that are hard to bear. Such is the case with Joyce Minard, president of the New
Community
SUNY New Paltz professor Anthony Robinson publishes new novel
“The Floodplain”, a novel written by local author, English professor and former US Navy lieutenant Anthony Robinson, was released by
See ‘The USA’
Want to know what gets Olive excited? Bringing some of its living history back to life, no matter the cost…or
Travis Nissen remembered warmly by Miller students, fellow officers
Whether a person is in our life for a reason, a season or a lifetime, their essence often leaves an
Murder one: Cops keeping rather mum on killing of Hurley landlady
Just three days before Christmas, a 911 call was placed just after 8 p.m., bringing what would be, all told,
‘Service, not profit?’: Cuts threaten Chichester Post Office
When Leftie homesteaders Helen and Scott Nearing moved to rural Vermont in the 1930s, one of their goals was to
Daniel Carbonaro, Woodstocker, dies in desert accident
Daniel Preddy Carbonaro, 27, a much-loved son of Woodstock who’d made California his home in recent years, went missing at
Coming home: Woodstock’s ‘hippie doctor,’ finds his way back
Here’s a holiday tale. It’s a love story, an allegory, a uniquely Woodstock story that stretches over a generation or
Year in review
In 2011, Saugerties turned 200. Was it a very good year? Depends on whom you ask. But if you compare
Red Hook Bicentennial quilt completed
She’s not a historian, and she has only lived in Red Hook for 15 years, making her a newcomer by