Rosendale Runs revives 4.4-mile Plains Run, inaugurates half-marathon October 10 to benefit Pool Fund
Runners, lace up your sneakers and get ready for the first — hopefully annual — Rosendale Runs event, coming your
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Rock doc: Steve Weinman’s Shawangunk trail guide
Twenty years ago, when Dr. Steve Weinman wrote his 68-page non-profit pocket book A Rock with a View: Hiking, Biking and
New Paltz optometrist participates in ground-breaking program to improve vision care in South Africa
Durban, South Africa, is a city situated on the eastern seaboard of the country, known for its beautiful coastline and
Saugerties promotes bicycling with community ride
A “Celebration of the Sharrows” community bike ride event was held Saturday, Aug. 29 to draw attention to recent changes
Artist and author Sadie Penzato will hold barn sale of her paintings
For artist and author Sadie Penzato, 84, there are two houses that have loomed large in her life. The first
Library budget passes; Kaplan, Fisher, Barber, Ludwig elected
Voters in Woodstock approved the budget of the Woodstock Public Library on September 3 by an overwhelming margin of 394-95.
Woodstock Comedy Fest’s third edition
The third annual Woodstock Comedy Festival (“Comedy for a Cause”) will feature veteran stand-up comic and actor Robert Klein, while
Food Not Bombs shares a free meal every Wednesday in New Paltz
Food is a right, not a privilege, says Amanda Sisenstein of the New Paltz branch of Food Not Bombs. The
Too soon: Remembering the victims of the deadly Saugerties car accident
The faces in the photos stare out at you with an intensity born of youth. Their eyes peer past the
Saugerties teacher active in group educating Haitian children
In January of 2010 the world came together to aid those devastated by Haiti’s 7.0 magnitude earthquake. The disaster was