The history behind the Rosendale Library
Like New Paltz, Highland and Gardiner, Rosendale initially acquired its library through the efforts of a few local women. The
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Abbot steps down at Zen Mountain Monastery
The statement that appeared on the Zen Mountain Monastery’s website Monday was about as straightforward as things get when explaining how affairs
Niagara scoping document not yet in
Town of Ulster Supervisor James Quigley III said this week he has not been in contact with a California water
Snow day for all
As most persons now know, the public vote scheduled by the New Paltz’s school board for this Tuesday on the
New priest at St. Gregory’s has wide religious background
The smell of frankincense billows through the side chapel, as the fine powder falls onto a burning disk of charcoal.
Chili Challenge raises more than $3000 for local food pantry
[portfolio_slideshow id=8897] Photos by Lauren Thomas The seventh annual Local Ingredient Chili Challenge held at Water Street Market last
Signed, sealed…Task Force delivers its report
As promised and slightly ahead of a self-imposed deadline, the Woodstock Library Facilities Task Force, asked to evaluate possible solutions
Embattled Historic Review Board chair resigns
Richard Frisbie, chair of the village’s Historic Preservation Board, resigned his position today. “To be treated as something to be
Last of the Cubists
The aurochs, deer and horses that have animated the cave walls of Lascaux for more than 17,000 years have begun
Repair Cafe in Kingston
Kingston Transition and Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church will present the Repair Café at the church, 122 Clinton Ave. on