Rockefeller Plaza Christmas tree begins its journey from Gardiner to New York City
[portfolio_slideshow id=10659] Photos by Lauren Thomas Gert Asendorf, 87, marvels at the scene taking place in her front yard
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Saugerties youth basketball sign-ups
The S.A.A. will hold sign-ups for the upcoming 2015-2016 Biddy Youth and Junior League Basketball seasons on Friday, Nov. 6
Williams Lake Hotel legacy honored as developers prepare for demolition
[portfolio_slideshow id=10592] A press conference last week on the site of the soon-to-be-demolished Williams Lake Hotel in Rosendale was supposed
Kingston After Dark: Soul craft
After a glorious Halloweekend that saw the city vigorously celebrating in costumed style, I was prepared to cool my jets
Greater New Paltz Community Partnership convenes forums on adolescent substance abuse and suicide prevention
New Paltz is still reeling from the recent suicide of 15-year-old Maya Gold, but people and resources at all levels
Norway spruce from Gardiner to be the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree
The most famous Christmas tree in the world — the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in New York City — will
New Paltz voters to consider more money for Elting Library in New Paltz
A referendum to require the Town of New Paltz to set aside more money for Elting Memorial Library will be on
Kinderhook, Martin Van Buren and the First Lady Who Never Was
As you drive north through Columbia County, you reach Kinderhook, home to the eighth president of the United States, Martin
New Paltz Rural Cemetery will host fourth annual Day of Remembrance on November 1
The fourth annual Day of Remembrance to be held at New Paltz Rural Cemetery this Sunday, November 1 is intended
Kaaterskill Postcard Club Fall Sale & Show in Kingston
There’s a special charm that attaches itself to old postcards: artifacts of the past, created to be ephemera but often