Playing for Peter
Keegan Ales in Kingston hosts musical benefit for a beloved musician this Sunday Even on the slim chance that you
Community
Shea O’Brien’s shuts its doors
In the dining room of Shea O’Brien’s in New Paltz, manager Garvan McCloskey surveyed the uncharacteristic mess: empty bottles and
Saugerties native, war hero to throw out first pitch at World Series
The first pitch in game 2 of the World Series will be thrown by a former Saugerties resident and Vietnam
History column: Youth and experience
James Eights, M.D., an amateur geologist, writes in the fall of 1835 in his description of the rock formations the
Letter: The facts of the Clovelea/ Dragon Inn stop-work order
Clovelea awaits restoration as it has for over 20 years. The recent presumed purchaser has made no effort to follow
Local father and son raise awareness about mitochondrial disease in team effort in New Paltz
Rev. Mark Mast, pastor at New Paltz Reformed Church, and Kyle Mast, an eighth-grader at New Paltz Middle School, completed
ArtNight at Snug Harbor in New Paltz on last Wednesday of the month includes stand-up comedy
Snug Harbor Bar and Grill at 38 Main Street has been holding ArtNight at the self-proclaimed “best little dive bar
Friends of Historic Kingston to launch The Street that Built a City
[portfolio_slideshow id=18061] Lowell Thing’s The Street that Built a City: McEntee’s Chestnut Street, Kingston and the Rise of New
Phoenicia Diner owner buys Gypsy Wolf property
Michael Cioffi, who speaks on this week’s Woodstock Chamber of Commerce & Art panel discussion on “The Changing Face of
Photos: Morse’s Mustang Bowl
[portfolio_slideshow id=8330] Photos by Doug Freese