Woodstock wants a seat at the table
A room full of incensed citizens presented the town board with a petition signed by 800 Woodstockers asking the council
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Shooting suspect pleads guilty to Easter-morning murder at Murphy’s Restaurant & Pub in New Paltz
Basheem D. Bennett, 21 of Poughkeepsie, pleaded guilty last week — two days before his trial was scheduled to begin
Postal workers union protests planned closure of Newburgh sorting facility
Nearly two dozen members of the American Postal Workers Local 3722 — Mid-Hudson Area participated in a National Day of
The return of youth lacrosse in Saugerties
Two Saugerties coaches are hoping to make lacrosse popular again in Saugerties. At one time, according to coach Bob Slate,
Rotary Club of New Paltz will celebrate 50 years with president Toni Hokanson at the helm
“We’re all there to do service,” says Toni Hokanson, president of the Rotary Club of New Paltz, whose 32 members
The art of eight limbs: Kingston’s Mauceri’s big Muay Thai fight is Nov. 21
Kingston native Christian Mauceri is making a name for himself in the world of Muay Thai, a physical combat sport
Presidential historian discusses new book on Nelson Rockefeller in Hyde Park
Presidential historian The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host a free book talk and signing with presidential
She’s here to help: Q’s and A’s with Christine Hein
Christine Hein is the executive director of People’s Place thrift store and food pantry here in Kingston, the largest food
Geri Owens finishes her fifth marathon run at age 80
Though she didn’t start running until she was in her 40s — a career that led up to her finishing
Germantown is jumpin’
Want a glimpse of the Hudson Valley in peak new form, mixing past, present and future in a naturalistic, decidedly