FDR Library in Hyde Park turns 75
When construction began back in 1939 on America’s first Presidential Library, our nation and our president were still resisting involvement
Community
Fundraising campaign underway to cast bronze statue for Ulster County Poorhouse memorial
“It’s been a long time coming,” says New Paltz town historian Susan Stessin-Cohn of a project dear to her heart
Cruising the Blue Danube: The Kovacs vacation in central Europe
By Joe and Jeanne Kovacs Groggy from the sleepless night and the jet lag, we were excited as we headed
Saugerties youth award winners announced
The Saugerties is About Growth Experiences’ community awards committee and Saugerties mayor William Murphy presented this school year’s last batch
Amma returns
Sri Karunamayi, known as Amma, or Mother, to her followers, returns to Woodstock on Tuesday, June 28 to bestow blessings
Saugerties seeks lifeguards
Lifeguards are needed by the Village of Saugerties to staff the village beach and the kiddie wading pool at the
Needle-swap program plan on hold
Efforts to offer needle exchange and other “harm reduction” services to addicts in Ulster County are stalled, organizers say, because
Smorgasburg Upstate to set up shop at Kingston’s Brickyards
It has been a long time since the once-busy Hutton Brickyard in Kingston has seen much activity. The rusted buildings
Hawthorne Valley Farm Store is not just about yogurt anymore
Visitors to the Hawthorne Valley Association can be forgiven their confusion when first visiting the place. It’s a farm, a
Exhibition at Rosendale’s Snyder Estate & Widow Jane Mine
“When we chose our artists, we were pretty intentional about wanting people who were not just going to bring different