Lions Club playground to get upgrade
Children and parents hanging out at the Lions Club Playground on Aug. 11 were surprised to witness the delivery of
Community
Phillies Brdge Farm hosts Meal in the Field on August 16
For Phillies Bridge Farm Project, the third annual “Meal in the Field” event is, of course, a celebration of all
URGENT swoops down on Grandpa Woodstock
When Allyn M. Richardson, somehow known as “Grandpa Woodstock,” got arrested Friday, August 8, one of the neighbors near his
Kingston After Dark: Jedi mind tricks
This has been an extra special summer, folks. Great people in my life and so much going on in our
Tracking history: Take a Kingston Greenline Tour
Rail trails have been a big hit since they began appearing 20 years ago, and now they’re expanding into trail
Public hearing on Saugerties library budget
Voters on Sept. 4 will not see an increase in the amount of taxes they’re asked to contribute to the
The Gardiner Library keeps up with changing times by connecting with its community
The old perception of libraries as simply depositories of books to borrow is gone; today’s library offers its patrons an
Secrets in the soil in Kingston & New Paltz
Stone houses, 350-year-old documents in old Dutch, even a wampum belt: The Hudson Valley doesn’t lack for history. But it
Joe Perry and Mike McGowan have had their hands in Kingston’s locks since the ’70s
If you’ve walked up North Front Street at any time since the Disco Era, you’ve probably at some point been
Summer on Earth
“Are you legit?” asks Dylan Welch as he straddles his BMX bike in Cantine Park. “I’m super legit,” I respond.