Kingston to celebrate the state holiday of Juneteenth
It took two-and-a-half years after Abraham Lincoln’s issuance on January 1, 1863 of the Emancipation Proclamation for the last of
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Adopted at age three-and-a-half, Tanya Neiman is embarking on a journey back to the place of her birth
Tanya Neiman knows how fortunate she is, having grown up in New Paltz, attending the local private and public schools
True Value of New Paltz will celebrate its renovation into a “Destination True Value” location with grand re-opening
Living through a renovation is always difficult. But just try running a business in the middle of one. “We basically
Sojourner Truth Park in New Paltz gets a facelift
Craig Chapman remembers when the plot of empty land in New Paltz which would eventually be called Sojourner Truth Park
Plans are announced for Walkway Over the Hudson welcome center
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday $5.5 million in projects to construct new energy-efficient gateway visitor centers to adorn both
Siracusano recognized for commitment to Saugerties schools
Robert Siracusano, a devoted champion of Saugerties Central Schools, has received the Ulster County School Boards Association’s Distinguished Friend of
The architect’s dream: Replica of Thomas Cole’s studio in Catskill
History has been kind to Thomas Cole, securing his legacy as the artist who launched the Hudson River School of
(Freak) Flag Day in Hudson includes fireworks & dance party
Between zombie fests, Beltanes, garlic and all manner of celebrations of difference in our environs, the mid-Hudson Valley knows a
Meet & Greet: TV host and homesteader Jay Gruen
Originally from New Jersey, Jay Gruen has lived in a multitude of places before settling in the Hudson Valley. An
The New Paltz Memorial Day Parade is celebrated in New Paltz
In New Paltz, Memorial Day has been celebrated on May 30 for as long as anyone can remember, thumbing a