St. Joseph’s Festa makes its 40th appearance with games of chance & Italian delicacies
The feast day of St. Joseph falls in mid-March, when devout Catholics are busy giving up festive pursuits like games
Community
Benefit concert in New Paltz to reinvigorate the Arts Community
After years of declining enrollment and rather limited course offerings whilst wandering in the wilderness in search of a permanent
Saugerties day care collects 35 bags of clothing for good will
The children at Speckled Frog Playcare complete community service projects every year. This year’s first project was a clothing drive.
Battle of the bricks over proposed Legoland in Goshen
Something big wants to settle into someplace small – something whose potential impact is being measured in the millions: millions
Dr. Heinz Meng: An appreciation
Some of life’s most magical moments come about when one is brought into close contact with the natural world. One
Lloyd’s events & beautification committee is not afraid of a challenge
It’s the small attentions to detail that make the difference when it comes to encouraging civic pride and fostering a
A day’s work with the bakers three
First there’s the checked pants. A recognized Culinary Institute of America (CIA) uniform indicating status? “Nah,” say Samantha (Sam) Kardas,
Sunflower festival in Gardiner this Saturday
The second annual Sunflower Art Festival will be held this Saturday, August 13 from 10 a.m. to dusk on the
Paintout on Huguenot Street this Saturday
Plein air paintouts are all the rage, and what better region to feature them than the cradle of America’s first
Re:seed Saugerties sustains body and soul
Food is one of the most basic of mankind’s needs, but can it also be art? Jennifer Zackin, who spearheaded