Mike Clark Trio to front Kingston & Rondout Valley school jazz ensembles
Having truly outstanding jazz bands is a tradition that just won’t die with the passing of a generation in two
Community
How old buildings can bring a city new life
Restoring dilapidated historic buildings for affordable housing and commercial use spurs the local economy and creates jobs. Selling historic preservation
Letters to the editor (11/24-11/30)
Misinformation on Opus 40 continues We thank the Town Board for the opportunity of their informational meeting on the Historic
“Cross-Dressing, Misrule and Mayhem: Christmas before Santa in Early America”
Most of us are aware by now that a lot of the revelries that we associate with Christmas actually predate
SUNY-New Paltz stages Fat Ram, two Medieval plays
Life in Europe’s Middle Ages was short and brutish: an epoch of miserable cold beset by plague, a time when
Holiday remembrance service at Copeland’s Funeral Home
Copeland Funeral Home will hold a holiday remembrance service on Saturday, Dec. 3 at 4 p.m. “In preparation for the
New Paltz Reformed Church launches “random acts of kindness” campaign
Soon begins the season of giving; but why not jump-start the benevolence? In a world of critics, a kind act
Letter: Giving away the store
by Kelly Myers Thank you Saugerties voters for electing me. The amount of support I received was overwhelming. I will
Woodstock Jewish Congregation to host Arts Fair this Sunday
More than 40 artists and craftspeople working in a wide variety of genres and media, including painting, printmaking, woodworking, fiber
Reserve now for Yuletide Tea at Wilderstein in Rhinebeck
After two decades of concerted effort by a private, entrepreneurial board and 200 volunteers, the exterior of Wilderstein has finally