Canal Museum opens; High Falls Flea Market resumes Sunday with antiques appraisal
One of the reliable signs that the warm weather has returned to the mid-Hudson is the reemergence of the popular
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Artworks by Louis Rémy Mignot at Cedar Grove in Catskill
The new season’s underway up at Cedar Grove, the Thomas Cole home in Catskill that has become a treasure-trove of
Hurley Founders’ Day this Saturday
The Hurley Heritage Society celebrates Founders’ Day on Main Street in the Village of Hurley on Saturday, May 5. Marc
Historic House Tour: Homes with rich stories
The hamlet known as Flatbush consists of a strip of land bordered by the Hudson River on the east and
The literary past: A world of old words
MAX GATE, DORCHESTER 15.8.99 Dear Sirs: I have by chance met with a number of The Bookman containing [a]
Kids Almanac: Celebrate George Clinton and change a diaper for the world record
“A Father of New York and Founder of Our Nation” If governor George Clinton were on an 18th-to-19th-century version
The history of the New Paltz Fire Department
I can think of no more stirring symbol of man’s humanity to man than a fire engine. — Kurt Vonnegut,
One Hundred Years Ago
The ‘‘Our town’’ column is compiled each month for the New Paltz Times by Carol Johnson, coordinator of the Haviland-Heidgerd
Tobe Carey’s newest documentary, Sweet Violets
The white and purple flowers that will soon be proliferating in the woods, fields and yards of the mid-Hudson Valley
Anemone season at Battenfeld’s
One of the characters who appears in the new Tobe Carey documentary Sweet Violets (see related piece in Alm@nac) is