Kids Almanac (February 4-11)
“Didn’t we do this yesterday?” – Groundhog Day, the movie Superbowl for soup kitchens Inviting anyone over for the Big
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WinterFest returns Highland Rail Trail with chili cook-off, family-friendly winter fun
The Hudson Valley Rail Trail depot at 101 New Paltz Road in Highland will be the scene for the 19th
Art, education, recreation and theater at Highland’s Boughton Place
Tucked away on Kisor Road in Highland just off Route 299, Boughton Place occupies a unique niche in the region.
Winners of this year’s Chili Challenge in New Paltz
Chili-makers brought their best chili to compete in the annual Local Ingredient Chili Challenge at Water Street Market last Sunday
Rebecca Peacock’s journey home
In spite of a renovation that is clearly still underway, the 19th century farmhouse that Woodstock native and fine jewelry
Elting Memorial Library bids farewell to Richard Heyl de Ortiz
Although the Board of Directors of the Elting Memorial Library in New Paltz meets monthly, each January the Elting Memorial
Teachers of empowerment
In Lebanon, where over a million Syrian refugees comprise nearly a fifth of the population, Mona Hassouna has spent most
Deleting the cyberbullies
A new law proposed last week by County Executive Mike Hein would punish so-called “cyberbullies” with fines and possibly jail time
Bread Alone’s new cafe in Lake Katrine
The story of Bread Alone Bakery has become a local legend. When Dan Leader built his first firebrick oven in
Winter Hoot at Ashokan Center
The Winter Hoot comes around again, January 29 through the 31st at the Ashokan Center. Friday is given to dinner,