Poll: How should New Paltz’s next bridge look?
In New Paltz, plans for the Carmine Liberta Bridge replacement are underway. County officials and local committee members are meeting
Community
Forum seeks input on pedestrian safety
The Saugerties Police Department will hold a pedestrian safety forum Wednesday May 27 at 7 p.m. at the Senior Center,
Small World Playground rebuild project
The newly-formed Community Foundation of Saugerties (CFS), a non-profit organization committed to encouraging civic engagement and pride by improving, enhancing,
Saugerties sidewalk art project features cars kids can ride
[portfolio_slideshow id=7515] Photos by David Gordon Horsin’, sittin’, shinin’ and now, cruisin’. In recent years, summer has brought colorful
Appraise your treasures at Kingston’s Old Dutch Church
Stephen Cardile, appraiser and founder of Astor Galleries, will bring a team of expert appraisers, including Mara Dean and Jessica
Midtown arts district: If Paducah can do it, so can we
What would the proposed Midtown arts district do exactly, and how would it benefit Kingston? A public discussion last Saturday
Slabsides in West Park to host more public programs
Slabsides, the rustic retreat of 19th-century naturalist John Burroughs, is a Hudson Valley shrine. So the fact that the West
Fourth annual Spring Fest returns to Highland this Saturday
The streets will be closed to traffic in the hamlet of Highland this Saturday, May 16 for the fourth annual
Seventh annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival this Saturday
The seventh annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival will be held this Saturday, May 16 from noon to 6 p.m. in the
Framing Levi Morton in Rhinecliff
Despite his illustrious past, not many people really know much about Levi P. Morton. That will change on Saturday, May