Olive’s Burgher is honored as Woman of Distinction
Rosalie Burgher, the retired Olive Free Library director who was awarded the Woman of Distinction Award for the 51st senate
Community
St. Mary of the Snow families face choices
After months of meetings and planning with parents, teachers and pastors, the Archdiocese of New York called off a plan
KayCee Wimbish takes the city farm’s rake
When one thinks of Kingston, one might think of historical sites and buildings, arts, music, culture, wealthy and downtrodden neighborhoods…
Comeau stewards honored at Vernal Fling
Remember all the bad blood that circulated for years around the town’s Comeau property and a variety of visions for
SpringFest 2013 in Highland on May 11
SpringFest will be held in the Hamlet of Highland on Saturday, May 11 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. This
New Paltz Regatta draws record crowds
The weather gods were shining down on New Paltz this past Sunday at the annual community Regatta event, with blue
Letters (5/2-5/9)
Tyranny of the screamers This past Thursday was the second public hearing for the proposed Water Resources Protection law, about
Lloyd SpringFest returns May 11
The second annual Town of Lloyd SpringFest, slated for Saturday, May 11, may prove to be bigger and better than
Kyle Shand returns to the area to help his grandfather at Meadow View Farm
Kyle Shand, 26, has returned to his roots, literally and figuratively, as he recently moved back to his grandfather’s circa-1820
Building community
The scene was similar to an old fashioned barn raising, as between 20 and 30 volunteers grabbed tools and put