Organizers say farming is well suited to people with developmental disabilities because it doesn’t depend on social cues. If they want to be alone, there’s a lot of space and solo duties to perform. If they want to interact with others, there are always farm chores to do that require more than one person.
A long-awaited dream of a wheelchair accessible van for Tim and Valerie Scott, and son Tim Jr., for their daughter Cassandra came true this week.
Is there anything that private individuals can do to help deescalate the current nuclear crisis? Your local Quaker congregation says yes.
Area veterans are invited to apply to participate in the Hudson Valley Honor Flight spring flights to Washington, D.C. to visit their respective war memorials at no cost.
Operation SOS (Support Our Service people) will prepare packages of comfort items for members of the American military deployed to combat/hostile areas on Tuesday, March 20 at 3 p.m. at the Senior Center on Market St. in Saugerties.
The Geezer Corps’ motto is “Doing good things for Woodstock until we keel over.”
Historic Huguenot Street has announced the revival of Stone House Day, a formerly annual tradition, which will be hosted in partnership with the Town of New Paltz on Saturday, September 8.
When children head to the Saugerties chapter of the Boys and Girls Club after school in the evenings, they receive more than simply homework help and supervision. Through a program called Royals, they are also learning performance skills.
The Marbletown First Aid Unit was founded in 1961 by Harriet Weber, who was shocked when a hearse was the only vehicle available to transport her mother to the hospital. Today, the unit, which has a wide and sparsely populated area to cover, is facing a membership shortage.
Events include a lecture on the library’s founding, a storytelling event with songs and crafts, a session for parents on how to encourage their children to become readers and writers, a library-themed film at the Rosendale Theatre, and more.