The man who would be president
If you’ve ever taken one of the tour boats that ply the Hudson River’s Long Reach, like the Teal or
Local History
On the rocks: Gunks talk with Ed Henry launches popular New Paltz series
Rock and Snow, the well known climbing and hiking supply store in downtown New Paltz, hosts an annual series of
Floating four-lighthouse tour on the Hudson
Seven of the Hudson River’s original 14 lighthouses (including the Statue of Liberty) survive, and on Saturday, September 22 you
Civil War Remembrance Day
It lasted four long years. The toll was horrendous; over 750,000 Americans died in combat and of disease, more Americans
One step beyond: Remembering Neil Armstrong
Who among us truly stands apart from the rest of the human race? Neil Armstrong alone. There can be only
Witness “barnraising” of Clearwater’s new home port in Kingston on 9/15
Though its mission, sailing up and down the Hudson for over 40 years now, has been to teach generations of
Call me Ms.
Gloria Steinem to mark feminist magazine’s 40th anniversary with free talk at Vassar Forty years ago this summer, something happened
Irene, good night
Some times I live in the country Some times I live in town Some times I take a great notion
Local historian collects wild and wooly stories in “Wicked Ulster County”
Author A.J. Schenkman’s Wicked Ulster County: Tales of Desperadoes, Gangs and More includes stories of murder, alligators in Ellenville, rogue rage-filled criminals on
15,705 days of peace & music
Can it really be 43 years since the original Woodstock Festival? The anniversary falls this very week, August 15 through