Veterans and residents at Woodland Pond launch “Wartimes Remembered”
Residents at Woodland Pond, a continuing care retirement community in New Paltz, just released Wartimes Remembered, a collective array of
Community
Growing Hispanic population gets a church
Late in the day on a Sunday afternoon, sunlight streams through the stained-glass windows of the First Baptist Church on
Chevy Chase in town for Barnfest award & Opus 40 fundraiser
Chevy Chase will be in Woodstock this weekend for three events: He and wife Jayni will be awarded the Lifetime
Preamble to the Kingston to come
Editor’s note – our full report on Monday’s comprehensive plan meeting will be in the print edition of the Kingston
Personally speaking: Fran Pomeroy
Broadway is alive and kicking at the Aloha Acres senior citizens’ mobile estates in Modena. For the past six years,
More epic ladies: strength in the face of challenges
I don’t know what is about Kingston, but this city is fully loaded with super-strong women. Last week, I told
Richard Ballantine
Richard Ballantine, author, publisher, human power advocate and “cyclist guru” to the world, died peacefully at a hospice center in
Need a Green Card? Easy….build a Chinese city
Speaking of big developments putting pressure on what we’ve become used to in the Catskills region. Have you heard about
Nothing soft about it
In Queens, the Mets have been rained out. High school athletic competition around the Hudson Valley has been postponed because
Local citizens against fracking to descend on Albany
On Monday, June 17, join Maurice Hinchey, Pete Seeger, Natalie Merchant, Lois Gibbs and over 100 organizations from across the