Hyde Park to celebrate 75th anniversary of “hot dog summit”
The tale of the British royals’ bemusement as the American president and first lady defied all customary protocol to feed
Local History
Gayle Grunwald looks back on fight to preserve Rosendale’s mining history
Saying that she’s “not a person who likes to take credit for things,” longtime Rosendale resident Gayle Grunwald seems a
New Paltz rededicates Ohioville WWII memorial (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=7531] Photos by Lauren Thomas As a kid, Harold “Jake” Schoonmaker knew who his heroes were. Living in
Tour historic farms & homes of the Wallkill Valley
The annual historic house tour hosted by the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) on Saturday, May 31 from 11 a.m.
From the solemn to the sublime this Memorial Day weekend
Whoever came up with what’s generally regarded as the first weekend of the summer season as the most appropriate time
Historic Huguenot Street celebrates its opening day under new management
There is such a thing as a business of history, a national expert in the interpretation of historic sites recently
The IBM Years on view in Kingston
In his highly influential study of the corporate suburbanization of America in the 1950s, The Organization Man, sociologist William H.
New Paltz fire and police departments obtain 9/11 artifacts for memorial
Through the combined efforts of New Paltz resident Butch Dener, Fire Chief Kevin Maguire and Police Chief Joseph Snyder, the
Donald Rumsfeld in The Unknown Known
That guy with the strange movie idea was named Errol Morris, whose 1978 documentary about a California pet cemetery, Gates
Restoring the Hoyt House in Staatsburgh
[portfolio_slideshow id=11180] Much of the magic of Central Park is due to Calvert Vaux’s architectural genius – and yet most