New Paltz High School Class of 1954 celebrates 60th reunion
Approximately 20 members of the New Paltz High School Class of 1954 met last week at Pasquale’s Pizza in Gardiner
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WEC recommends that hunting be approved at Yankeetown Pond
Despite objections from numerous neighbors, the Woodstock Environmental Commission (WEC) voted to recommend to the town board that hunting be
Highland community offers suggestions for a new library
If you could build a library, what would it look like? And what would it offer that your community specifically
Hudson Project’s mea culpa disarms critics
When one makes mistakes in the undertaking of a grand endeavor, and the criticism comes, one can either dismiss the
Woodstock Library Fair returns this Saturday
It’s rare that one hooks into local traditions that have maintained their basic form for 83 years running, as the
Bon-Odori Festival returns to New Paltz
New Paltz’s festival celebrating all things Japanese returns early next month to Hasbrouck Park in the village. The Bon-Odori New
Registration for Saugerties’ adult ed program ends soon
Register by Friday, Aug. 1 and become a member of the Saugerties Lifespring Adult Learning Community, which offers a broad
A Day’s Work: Physical therapist
Karin Rice is a physical therapist. She works at Ferncliff Nursing Center in Rhinebeck. She is married to Ben Orick
Teens raise money for skatepark expansion
Saugerties has been hopping with big events lately: the Fourth of July celebration and fireworks, the Hudson Project, First Friday,
Pics of Kingston’s record-setting ice cream sundae
Our photographer Phyllis McCabe was on hand at the Strand on Sunday for the construction and consumption of the record-breaking