Highland Library sets March 17 as date for vote on construction of a new library
The vote on whether to build a new public library in Highland has been set for Tuesday, March 17. The
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Last howl: Gypsy Wolf calls it a day
There are icons of Woodstock restaurant lore still standing. Lions in the pantheon of eatery such as Joshua’s, remaining in
New York bans the boom
New York State banned the natural gas retrieval procedure known as High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing during a televised cabinet meeting
Highland High School welcomes new assistant principal
On November 10, William Zimmer assumed his new position as assistant principal at Highland High School (HHS). Hired to replace
On-stage magic at annual Christmas Carol ballet
[portfolio_slideshow id=6632] Photos by Alen Fetahi One doesn’t have to travel to New York City to see onstage magic
Restored Poughkeepsie factory now houses Blue Collar Brewery
By his junior year at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Business and History major Randy Marquis knew that
Picking the perfect Christmas tree
[portfolio_slideshow id=6624] The narrow gravel road up to the Mountain View Tree Farm had water filling the ruts after
Olive Free Library exhibit recalls reservoir construction era
Like many other Town of Olive residents, Rejoice Scherry grew up hearing stories about the towns that were uprooted to
Hudson Opera House commences final phase of restoration
[portfolio_slideshow id=13894] In a 14-year-long effort, local residents have worked to restore the Hudson Opera House, New York State’s
Protesters denounce the Pilgrim Pipeline
Following on the heels of resolutions opposing Pilgrim Pipeline passing in Rosendale and New Paltz — and just one day