Personally speaking with Frank Rinaudo
One of the oldest established restaurants in Ulster County has reopened, to much fanfare. Frank’s Steak House, incorporated in 1910,
Community
Letter: Highway superintendent isn’t hiding
At the inception of my campaign in 2011, I vowed never to insult, attack or bring negativity about my opponent
Vehicle break-ins plague Saugerties neighborhoods
Another summer, another wave of vehicle break-ins and property thefts in Barclay Heights and Glasco neighborhoods, followed by the teen
Gardiner Summer Camp closes out 2013 season (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5573] Photos by Rich Corozine Last week, kids from the Gardiner Summer Recreation Camp huddled under the pavilion
Chodikee Lake area has storied, colorful history
Tucked away, north of Route 299 in Highland, is a quiet, 100-acre lake with a long and colorful history. Shaped like a spade on a playing card, Chodikee Lake has been home to religious cultists, wild men, farmers, bootleggers, an all-boys school, a fancy hotel, a summer camp, a lovable tramp, orthodox Jews and juvenile offenders.
Kingston After Dark: Roots radicals
Bonjour, readers! Yes, “Roots Radicals” is a punk song by Rancid about loving reggae but this week I am looking
LETTERS: Smart meters in Saugerties
Resist the smart meters While we sleep, utility companies, including the former Central Hudson, are installing without authorization from homeowners,
New plans for old Poughkeepsie Underwear Factory
As part of its Middle Main Initiative, the Poughkeepsie-based non-profit Hudson River Housing is planning to renovate an historic underwear
Coaches help fix broken household items at the Repair Café in New Paltz
Above the café part of the basement at the New Paltz United Methodist Church is a hand-written quote from Canadian
Former New Paltz High School swim star Eric Culver qualifies for Olympic trials
You can’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you’ll get. — Michael Phelps Eric