Crowds flock to the Taste of New Paltz (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5817] Photos by Lauren Thomas A crowd of more than 7,000 attended the 23rd annual Taste of New
Community
Letters (9/19-9/26)
Surrendering rights and mocking those who don’t I wanted to again address the water meter debacle in Saugerties. On the
Field Goods collects vegetables and brings them to you
You may have seen them scurrying around the region: a trio of white vans emblazoned with the snappy logo, “Field
Catskill Center holds Annual Gathering at Thorn Preserve in Zena
Heard about the Thorn Preserve, located off John Joy Road on the Zena side of town in the Sawkill Valley?
Gardiner Day attracts a record-breaking crowd of more than 2,000 (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5807] Photos by Lauren Thomas The 24th annual Gardiner Day was a resounding success this past Saturday at
In memoriam: Steve Crohn
Local artist and art community advocate Steve Crohn, formerly of Malden on Hudson, died Friday, August 23 in Manhattan. He
FDR site hosts talk on African American history
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and the Mid-Hudson Antislavery History Project will host an author talk and
Survivors remember the lost at 9/11 memorial gathering in Highland
Hung from the crane of Highland’s Fire Engine #45, a large American flag billowed in the hot evening wind as
Letter: Lynch mob? No, just the facts
I was not happy with the way the Saugerties Times portrayed my picture on the front page under the heading
Red Hook to celebrate Hardscrabble Day
The Town of Red Hook is said by local historians to have received its name from early Dutch navigators charting