Letters (7/25-8/1)
Who is the real Democrat? There has been some talk that Marjorie Block, one of the Democratic nominees for Town
Community
Local cyclists use their pedal power in different ways
At first blush, Kingston’s city streets, broken-up sidewalks and rocky paths don’t seem remarkably conducive to bicycle riding, but the
In the midst of controversy, new film will look at local railroad history
When West Hurley filmmaker Tobe Carey started making a documentary about local railroads, a year and a half ago, the
Different weight-loss strokes for different weight-minded folks
Mike and Cathy Jones (not related to this reporter though I wouldn’t mind it, considering Mike is my funniest Facebook
Holocaust Museum exhibit at LGBTQ Community Center
By now we’re all at least somewhat familiar with German pastor and Dachau survivor Martin Neimoller’s recollection of public complicity
Roosevelt Reading Festival at FDR Library in Hyde Park
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host the 10th annual Roosevelt Reading Festival Saturday, July 27. This
Talk about vintage postcards in Kingston
Relive the history of Kingston as depicted on vintage postcards in “Greetings From Kingston: A Story in Postcards” at the Historic Kingston
Catskill Center honors Sherret Chase
Catskill Center for Conservation and Development founder Sherret Chase — who will be honored at the venerable regional organization’s annual
All Transart House project needs is money
Mayor Shayne Gallo said he’s standing by a nonprofit group’s efforts to restore a decrepit but historic home on Henry
“Data Spill” at Widow Jane Mine
Ever since she first visited the cement mine on Rosendale’s Snyder Estate shortly after moving to the area 16 years