Book chronicles Kingston’s most illustrious street
The richest man in the county once lived high on Kingston’s “rich man’s” West Chestnut Street. His wealthy neighbors from
Community
Mohonk hosts fundraiser for 9/11 memorial with wine expert Kevin Zraly
As part of the ongoing fundraising campaign to complete the New Paltz Community September 11th Memorial at Fire Station 2,
History in a can
Some days, you just don’t know where or how the past will make itself known. At times it can be
Roost Studios and Cooperative Art Gallery seeks founding members to rent downtown loft space in New Paltz
Sometime in January, artist/educator Marcy Bernstein and attorney/photographer David Wilkes came up the stairs at 69 Main Street in New
Kingston Clean Lunch Co. offers healthy options for schoolkids
After giving birth to her daughter four years ago, Kingston resident Ann Marie Woolsey-Johnson was between jobs and searching for
WSW’s Chili Bowl Fiesta this Saturday at Rosendale Rec Center
Each of the handcrafted ceramic bowls at the 19th annual Chili Bowl Fiesta on Saturday, February 27 will be unique:
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 25–Mar. 3)
Meet a live alligator, see a dozen dance troupes or check out tricky bubbles “30 days hath September, All
Eve Ensler work to be performed/signed on Rhinebeck stage
“In the telling, women take their power back,” writes Eve Ensler in her introduction to A Memory, a Monologue, a
New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce forges new links as Kathy Prizzia winds up first year at the helm
Monthly luncheons with guest speakers, like the one at Novella’s on February 11 featuring St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital CEO Joan
Feeding the hungry: The First Baptist Church soup kitchen
The Saugerties community has gained a space for the hungry to gather. Headed by Pastor Jose Perez and his family,