Willy’s world
“Uncle Willy” Guldy has been everyone’s favorite wacky, star-spangled uncle since the ’70s. That’s when he threw himself his annual
Community
Indoor shooting range approved
The Saugerties Town Planning Board approved an indoor shooting range proposed for the former American Candle building on Kings Highway
Preserving New Paltz’s architectural heritage
[portfolio_slideshow id=10298] New Paltz takes justifiable pride in its record of preserving historic buildings, from the 18th-century stone houses
Neon paint party hits Cabaloosa’s in New Paltz on Jan. 25
Kick Rocks Inc. will host its first neon paint party of the year on Saturday, Jan. 25 from 10 p.m.
Bordering on Treason with New Paltz’s Lorna Tychostup
The Hudson Valley Programmers’ Group will hold three special screenings of Bordering on Treason, a film by Trish Dalton documenting
Bacchus experiments its way into 41st year
Bacchus Restaurant is another New Paltz tavern with a surprising amount of history behind it. Now celebrating its 41st anniversary
A Day’s Work: Teacher/coach
Robert Slate has taught art in Saugerties for 26 years. He’s also the head varsity lacrosse coach. How did you
The best show ever
The first televised promo that I ever did was to hawk A Mile Above the Rim, a ficto-historical version of
A Day’s Work: Chef
Juan Romero is chef and part owner of Duo in Kingston. Originally from New Mexico, Juan moved to New York
DEP is keeping the Ashokan down
With recent rains and snowmelt raising local water levels, Hurley supervisor Gary Bellows welcomed the New York City Department of