A light in the dark
In this month of long nights, we celebrate light. Candlesticks are ceremoniously lit, and strings of light bulbs are draped
Local History
Saugerties historic oversight shakeup debated
Some fear the return to the bad old days, adult theaters and boarded up buildings Others portray Review Board as
Village should bring in pros to survey historic district, says Review Board chair
The village should hold off on passing a revision to its zoning law until a professional study of its historic
Sawyer Savings calls off house demolition, citing public opinion
Sawyer Savings has shelved plans to purchase and demolish a Partition St. home to expand its parking lot and construct
Public hearing on historic oversight board shakeup, zoning changes
A much-anticipated public hearing will be held Monday, Dec. 1 at 5 p.m. at Village Hall, 43 Partition St. The
Presidential historian discusses new book on Nelson Rockefeller in Hyde Park
Presidential historian The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host a free book talk and signing with presidential
Rare Open House at Rhinebeck’s restored Montgomery House
On Sunday, November 16, for the first time in more than 25 years, the entire first floor of the historic General Richard and
Say hi to Big Brother in Citizenfour
Fans of political thrillers, documentaries and horror movies are generally viewed as different demographics. But a new film about to
Egyptian policy expert Emad Shahin at Vassar
If someone asked you to name the three greatest civilizations of the ancient world, you would probably cite the Egyptians,
Plan to merge historic, planning boards gets warm reception
The Village Board’s plan to combine the Planning and Historic Review boards to streamline the approval process for projects within