Mohonk Preserve hosts Bridge 2 Bridge five-mile run, offers free one-month passes to Ulster County residents
If you rely on a snow base ample enough for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing to provide opportunities for outdoor exercise
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Sawyer Legends: Al Riozzi
Al Riozzi’s first sport was baseball. But football is unquestionably his passion. “Football by far is my favorite sport,” said
Profile: Maya Hambright
Walk into Dr. Maya Hambright’s house and you get an immediate sense of home and family. Maya has invited me
New Paltz Historical Society will host an antiques appraisal event modeled after Antiques Roadshow
Viewers of public television have tuned in to their local affiliate for a weekly dose of Antiques Roadshow for nearly
Top three Girl Scout cookie sellers
Top three Girl Scouts cookie sellers The Saugerties Girl Scouts service unit is proud to announce this year’s top three
YA author Susannah Appelbaum launches latest novel Divah at Inquiring Minds on April 3
Susannah Appelbaum, author of the popular YA fantasy trilogy The Poisons of Caux, will be on hand at the Inquiring
Stockade FC’s home openers set for May 21-22
Kingston Stockade FC this week announced its inaugural schedule, a 16-date slate that includes eight home matches at Dietz Stadium.
Exhibition of paintings by Amy Coté and Matthew Zappala opens April 3 at Unison
“Imagination in Flight” is the title of a new gallery exhibition opening this Sunday, April 3 at the Unison Arts
The inside track on our local women’s roller derby league
“There’s no ‘sorry’ in derby,” explains Rackelle Roden, a recent recruit. It was hard for her when first joining the team to purposely bump into the other women on the track and not say, “Sorry!” or move aside when the goal is to move in. “There’s no moving aside in derby, either,” her new teammates told her.
Parenting an addicted child
“It’s agony, it’s heartbreak, it’s exhaustion. It’s just running around knocking on people’s doors at 7 a.m. looking for your kid, and they send you to someone else’s house and someone else’s, and you find out your kid is in Albany …”