A Day’s Work: Hypnotherapist
Peter Blum has had many callings through the years including owning and managing an Occult bookshop and serving as writer
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Kingston Community Radio looks for new home post-WGHQ shutdown
Pamal Broadcasting, owner of WGHQ AM 920 which broadcasts Kingston Community Radio five mornings a week, is working out a
Reformed Church choir kids decorate candy houses with Reverend Lee Gartrell (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=6559] Photos by Lauren Thomas For more than 15 years, Reverend Lee Gartrell has been making gingerbread houses
A Day’s Work: Dog Groomer
Lenny Persad has been a dog groomer in Lincoln for over 24 years. He and his partner, Henry Koegel, opened
Water Street Market in New Paltz hosts Candle Walk
Late last week, as below-freezing temperatures settled in on New Paltz, Water Street Market sat mostly quiet. With temperatures around
Town of Lloyd festive despite bitter cold at Light up the Hamlet event
Despite frigid temperatures, a sizable crowd of families attended the Town of Lloyd’s annual Light Up the Hamlet event on
Ulster legislature endorses smart meter options
Following the recommendations of a resolution drafted by its Environmental, Energy and Technology Committee, the Ulster County Legislature approved “Memorializing
Key Club raises money for Kiersted House
This year, the Saugerties High School Key Club chose to donate money it raised at the Garlic Festival to the
KMOCA’s Krampus exhibit a smash hit
Before there was Santa Claus and St. Nicholas, the darkest time of the year was associated in pagan Europe with
Shandaken lives/ Schlegel, now 90, keeps on going
Some soldiers deal with war trauma by never talking about it. Jack Schlegel not only describes his experiences on World