Jamestown West: Astoria author Peter Stark reading in Rhinebeck
Two years after the triumphant 1806 return of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark from their Corps of Discovery Expedition, Thomas
Local History
Barn Dancin’ on the Rondout this Sunday
Some relationships just work. That’s how it is with the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater and the Hudson River Maritime Museum
The itch to stitch: Hudson Valley quilting guilds
The tradition of American women getting together to quilt evolved in the mid-19th century. The pioneers who moved westward, in
Reading, writing & religion in West Saugerties
Note: Since this story was first published in 2014, four of those interviewed have passed away: Sally Ann Zollo, Bobby
Keeper of the chronicles: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.’s letters discussed in Hyde Park
On Thursday, April 3, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum’s Henry A. Wallace Center in Hyde Park will
A small town murder
Cornell Van Gaasbeek crossed the threshold into the darker side of Woodstock memory early on a Tuesday morning in December of 1905.
Tenth anniversary of 2004 same-sex marriage ceremonies in New Paltz celebrates milestones
It’s been over a decade now since New Paltz Mayor Jason West solemnized marriage vows for more than two dozen
Three generations of victims of Argentina’s Dirty War to speak at Bard
The military junta that toppled the government of Isabel Perón in Argentina in 1976 used the excuse of a couple
Historic Huguenot Street unveils ambitious strategic planning initiative
The history of New Paltz’s Huguenot settlers may be literally carved in stone, but the future is apparently in a
HHS strategic planning
Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz is taking another step in launching a strategic planning process to build a stronger