Needle-swap program plan on hold
Efforts to offer needle exchange and other “harm reduction” services to addicts in Ulster County are stalled, organizers say, because
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‘We evoke their memory’: Martial music at the Kiersted House
Martial music from 1776 to 1976 was the theme of a mix of music, talk and pictures in the Kiersted
Siracusano recognized for commitment to Saugerties schools
Robert Siracusano, a devoted champion of Saugerties Central Schools, has received the Ulster County School Boards Association’s Distinguished Friend of
(Freak) Flag Day in Hudson includes fireworks & dance party
Between zombie fests, Beltanes, garlic and all manner of celebrations of difference in our environs, the mid-Hudson Valley knows a
Meet & Greet: TV host and homesteader Jay Gruen
Originally from New Jersey, Jay Gruen has lived in a multitude of places before settling in the Hudson Valley. An
The New Paltz Memorial Day Parade is celebrated in New Paltz
In New Paltz, Memorial Day has been celebrated on May 30 for as long as anyone can remember, thumbing a
Pride March and Festival returns to New Paltz; Kate Pierson, founding member of the B-52s, will serve as grand marshal
This year’s Pride March and Festival in New Paltz on Sunday, June 5 will be particularly meaningful given the current
Chamber of Commerce’s 21-day Wellness Challenge and Father’s Day Challenge run put the spotlight on health
The New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce is focusing on fitness this month. The 21-day Wisdom of Women Wellness Challenge
Trash Fest in Marbletown
What does it mean to be a “solid waste management activist”? Ask Margot Becker, who describes herself as a writer,
A new gender/sexuality lexicon
It’s no secret that the Hudson Valley – and in particular, Ulster County – is a community that is largely