State Supreme Court justice Joseph Force Crater was once known as the “missingest man in New York.” Last seen leaving a Midtown Manhattan restaurant in 1930, Judge Crater was the subject of a massive manhunt and media frenzy. Some say his final resting place lies outside lies in Kingston outside an old brewery.
Last August, Dutchess Community College (DCC) got a new president: its fifth since its founding in 1957 and its first
The group Save Cooper Lake again urged action to prevent future exploitation of the town’s resources at the March 10
For some people, 87 Motel in New Paltz is a landmark. To others, it’s an eyesore. Jay Thiese, with Hidden
Long-time Woodstocker Jane Axel died in the comfort of her own home at the end of Elwyn Lane on March
What does it take to feel like you’re part of a community? Do you need to be born in a
In 2011, many New Paltz residents were calling for a crossing guard near the New Paltz Middle School, and local government
The Highland Public Library Board of Trustees held a public hearing in St. Augustine’s community room on Monday, March 9
The architect of the Saugerties library renovation told Woodstock library trustees at their March 5 meeting that public participation is
The Church of the Holy Transfiguration of Christ-on-the-Mount is surely one of the smallest churches ever built, but its significance