Poughkeepsie’s Upper Landing Park ready for Walkway elevator
At a recent “soft opening” of Upper Landing Park on Water Street in Poughkeepsie, the Dyson Foundation welcomed members of
Community
Letters: 10/24-31
TOWN SUPERVISOR Myers is posturing, not governing I keep hearing about Kelly Myers’ “courageous” new approach to the town budget
The 2013 Wildlife Watch Humane Award is presented to Ali Khalil
In early August, Wildlife Watch received a call about a skunk with a yogurt cup stuck to its face. Fourteen-year-old
Slideshow: Reformed Church Halloween party
[portfolio_slideshow id=4547] The annual Halloween party at the Saugerties Reformed Church generally draws around 165 visitors, said Pastor Terry O’Brian
Help with Christmas presents at St. Joe’s in New Paltz
Families who would like help in providing Christmas gifts for their children can enroll in “Christmas Presence,” the holiday-giving program
Slideshow: Halloween Parade in Saugerties
[portfolio_slideshow id=4528] Photos by David Gordon The ghosts, witches, warriors and fairy tale characters of Saugerties lined up for the
A haunting in West Camp
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. -Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act I,
Letter: Hostility and condescension toward the youth of Saugerties
I am shocked by the rude and condescending attitude that certain candidates are showing towards younger voters. I am making
Woodstock Lives: Crohn heads for California
After 35 years in Woodstock, jazz filmmaker Burrill Crohn is leaving town. His farewell party will be a screening of
Kingston After Dark: October Rust
It’s been a dazzling progression into full-fledged autumn this year in Kingston, from the natural beauty of our region to