Fundraising is underway for a 9/11 memorial in New Paltz
New Paltz is getting closer to having a 9/11 memorial park. It will be located on the grounds outside Fire
Local History
Friends of Historic Kingston memorialize razed Post Office
It was beautiful, unique and functional. The old Kingston Post Office was everything that a government office building should have
Stone House Day in Hurley this Saturday
Back when the Dutch came to the fertile territory bordering the Esopus Creek (a mere 354 years ago!), they constructed
Anti-Rent Wars commemorated in Prattsville exhibit + Catskill flash mob
Long before income inequality entered the political discourse, feudallike property rents on the huge tracts of land owned by the
Amerscot Highland Pipe Band, a Saugerties July 4 staple, celebrates 50th
[portfolio_slideshow id=7769] It started for Frank Hudak in the dark, lonely days before D-Day. Hudak was a radioman in the
Saugerties Legion commander discusses the state of the Post
The annual Saugerties Firemen’s Fourth of July parade will step off sharply at 11 a.m., July 4, rain or shine.
A compendium of Hudson Valley fireworks & patriotic festivities
Here’s a list of fireworks to help plan your Independence festivities; please call to confirm. Ulster County Fourth of
New life for old school: El Anatsui show on view in Kinderhook
[portfolio_slideshow id=16282] Since it opened a year ago, the School gallery has added the village of Kinderhook to the
Ulster County Historical Society marks Founders’ Day at Bevier House in Marbletown
Some of us round the curve on State Route 209 south of Hurley twice a day, on our way to
Take a tour of the restored Esopus Meadows Lighthouse & the Rondout Lighthouse this Sunday
Of the 13 lighthouses that once guided ships safely through the waters of the Hudson River, only seven remain. And