Robert Klein will headline Comedy Fest
One of comedian Robert Klein’s most famous lines is about his adolescent sex dreams that involved “hot dogs chasing doughnuts
Community
Don’t build a cemetery on a hill, advises pastor Berean
Mother Nature and local pests have laid bare a number of their final resting places in St. Mary of the
Family, friends and fun at Gardiner Day on September 12
Gardiner Day will take place this Saturday, September 12 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Majestic Park in Gardiner.
Kol Hai presents “inclusive” services for Jewish High Holy Days
The High Holy Days of Judaism begin at sundown this Sunday, September 13, and this year folks in the New
Go on a Hudson River Valley Ramble
It’s getting harder to remember a time when the Hudson River Valley Ramble wasn’t an annual institution in our region.
Park pavilion dedicated to the memories of Kyle Brewer and Margrit Zimmerman
The Town of New Paltz held a community barbecue and dedication ceremony last Thursday, September 3 at the New Paltz
Championing the mom-and-pop store ethos of Uptown Kingston
Stockade businesswoman Karen Clark Adin to move Bop to Tottom to more spacious digs at the corner of Wall &
Saugerties parents, educators discuss screen time limits for kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children under two avoid screen entertainment altogether, and older children should receive only one
KHS boys soccer looks to a better 2015
The 2015 Kingston High School boys varsity soccer Tigers and their head coach, Dan Franklin, are looking to find a
New Catskill Center director is a hiker
Newly-appointed Catskill Center Executive Director Jeff Senterman says he first started hiking the Catskills, from a Greene County mountaintop family