Saturday is Hudson River Day in Kingston
Does the arrival of sultry summer weather make you dream of getaways to charming harbor towns where you can stroll
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A historical overview of the bridge over the Wallkill River in New Paltz
The Carmine Liberta Bridge spans the Wallkill River at the bottom of Main Street in New Paltz, providing a connection
Newly opened Arrowood Farms microbrewery in Accord earns organic certification
Ever since New York State’s new Farm Brewery enabling legislation took effect in 2013, overturning decades of restrictions on domestic
After long and distinguished service to the school district, Glen Maisch has retired
Glen Maisch, the Kingston school district’s director of physical education, health and athletics, has wound up his 37-year teaching career.
‘We evoke their memory’: Martial music at the Kiersted House
Martial music from 1776 to 1976 was the theme of a mix of music, talk and pictures in the Kiersted
New Paltz Village Board members discuss closing the historic section of Huguenot Street to vehicular traffic
Huguenot Street could become a little bit more like it was back in the day, if an idea being batted
Tim Hunter of Gardiner sues the Democratic National Committee; alleges bias towards Clinton
Local activist and musician Tim Hunter, who once sung protest songs at Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino when the latter
Unison Arts Center contemplates a name change to express its revitalized mission
Changing the name to “New Paltz Cultural Arts Center” may be the first step Unison Arts Center takes toward its
Learn about John Jay this Sunday
While being homeschooled wasn’t as unusual a thing back in the 18th century as it is nowadays, historian Dr.
Retro Rally at Kenny & Renee Darmstadt’s eclectic Cornell Street Studios in Kingston
They’re not what you’d expect of an industrial-looking space above a garage-door business, but the bright and roomy Cornell Street Studios are just what Renee Darmstadt and