The history behind the Gardiner Library
Unlike neighboring New Paltz, which opened its first library in 1817, and unlike nearby Highland, celebrating its library’s 100th anniversary
Unlike neighboring New Paltz, which opened its first library in 1817, and unlike nearby Highland, celebrating its library’s 100th anniversary
This September, the Carnegie section of the Saugerties Public Library turns 100. Why is it called a Carnegie library? The
There’s a billboard on Route 9, just south of downtown Rhinebeck, urging motorists to “Stay nice…” Pictured is an open
The Highland Downtown Business Association serves as an advocate and a resource for local business. The group is comprised of
As other communities establish dog parks, talk among Saugertiesians routinely turns to the question: Why not here? The issue last
Professor X studied biology at Bard and Jean Grey spent her childhood in Annandale, and the X-Men are based in Westchester. Alan Moore’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen series mentions Sleepy Hollow and Palenville. DC’s “Hudson College” is a fictional university located just outside New York’s first capital (Kingston). Nightwing once pursued a cadre of brainwashers and rogue geneticists to their base on Bannerman’s Island. Numerous other characters are from Hudson Valley towns or mention them.
A new report commissioned by opponents of a plan to sell Kingston’s municipal water to a private bottling company raises
The courtyard at Water Street Market on Main Street in New Paltz will host the seventh annual Local Ingredient Chili
Like a hurricane finally blowing out to sea, Kiki Randolph, 87, departed Ferncliffe over the weekend as an ice-storm in her
For the past 45 years, thanks to the genius of chef/owner John Novi, the Depuy Canal House Restaurant in the