A pastor’s double life unearthed
The story of an influential early 19th-century pastor who was born a slave on a large estate in Dutchess County.
Community
Gardiner looks to inform, aid elders with Senior Living Expo
It’s tough to know exactly what services Ulster County and Gardiner offer to senior citizens. People might be doing without
Storm of opposition over Fortis’ proposed takeover of Central Hudson
The proposed $1.5 billion purchase of Central Hudson Energy Group by Fortis, Inc., a Canadian-based holding company, doesn’t have too
Staats Fasoldt’s delightful twist to the brain
Staats Fasoldt’s watercolor paintings of streets and houses, the Gunks, waterfalls, barnyards and other aspects of the local scene are
New Paltz Regatta to take place on Sunday, May 5
Bring on your fun, spirited competitive side and participate in the annual New Paltz Regatta on Sunday, May 5. The
What it means to be from Saugerties
When I moved back to Saugerties from college in 2008, I did so reluctantly, and for financial reasons. Over time,
Bradford Graves Sculpture Park reopens this Saturday
There is no better backdrop for sculpture than the open air, in this writer’s humble opinion – especially when the
Hudson River Maritime Museum opens with two new exhibits
The Hudson River Maritime Museum on the Rondout in Kingston has been “providing the portal to history along the Hudson”
Woodstock Commons Matters!
This week RUPCO will celebrate the long anticipated opening of Woodstock Commons. We will mark the occasion with a ribbon
Storm of opposition rising over Fortis’ Central Hudson bid
The proposed $1.5 billion purchase of Central Hudson Energy Group by Fortis, Inc., a Canadian-based holding company, doesn’t have too