New tasting tour offers a taste of the bubbly in New Paltz, Gardiner and Highland
There’s a revolution going on in the Hudson Valley. Production of handcrafted artisanal beverages is booming, and our region is
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Kids’ fishing tournament scheduled for Saugerties reservoir
It’s time for youngsters to go out into the garden and start digging up night crawlers to help catch some
Learn about Sojourner Truth before she appears on the back of the $10 bill
Sojourner Truth, the firebrand abolitionist and suffragist, has been claimed as a hometown heroine by many local communities where she
Ale for sail: Day at Sloop to benefit restoration of sloop Woody Guthrie
It’s the perfect matchup: They both have “sloop” in their names and on their logos. Both entities are deeply invested
John Stern reimagines Storm King, the 500-acre sculpture park created by his family
These days, the Storm King Arts Center isn’t your father’s or even your grandfather’s 500-acre outdoor museum/sculpture park. But it
A meaningful life: Barbara Sarah, woman of many accomplishments, honored by county
Barbara Sarah — community activist, counselor, social worker, teacher, mentor, beloved friend of many, mother and grandmother — has been
Eighth annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival returns on May 14
The eighth annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival will be held Saturday, May 14, rain or shine, from noon to 6 p.m.
Earth-conscious Cooperative brings environmental education back to Wallkill View Farm
On Saturday, April 30, Wallkill View Farm hosted the second annual Earth-Conscious Cooperative workshop, and business was brisk. “We did
Center for Spectrum Services turns 40 with gala fundraiser
The Center for Spectrum Services, formerly known as the Children’s Annex, is rolling out the red carpet. On Friday, May
A daytrip to Athens
On a chilly night, hordes of people gather on the banks of the Hudson. Officers struggle to maintain the calm