Dragon Inn historic status debated
The battle between historic preservations and property-rights advocates over the status of the Dragon Inn grew heated last week, as
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The thick of it
In the field, on the streets of Damascus or Aleppo in Syria, Deborah Amos takes two microphones, a hand-held recording
Woodstock fest photojournalist Baron Wolman speaks at Bethel Woods’ exhibit opening
The music and musicians of the 1969 Woodstock festival have been exhaustively documented, but anyone who was actually there can
Maiden voyages: Eighty Days author to speak in Woodstock & Rhinebeck
In his newly released true adventure titled Eighty Days: Nellie Bly and Elizabeth Bisland’s History-Making Race around the World, Matthew
He’s back
After being closed three months for extensive renovations, the Reservoir Inn on Basin Road in West Hurley is reopening under
New Paltz Rescue Squad looks back on 40 years of community service
This year the almost-all-volunteer New Paltz Rescue Squad (NPRS) celebrated its 40th year of serving the community. Established in 1973
Workday set for Dutch Barn siding
Volunteers continue to come forward to help complete the Historical Society’s barn project at the Kiersted House on Main St.
Personally speaking – Theresa Colucci
Gardiner flower child Theresa Colucci has always had a love for the blossoming fruit and flowers in the Hudson Valley.
Kingston’s first female plumber recalls pioneer days
Back in the ’80s, single mom and waitress Eileen Kennedy was huddled with her young daughter in a restaurant next
Lloyd Historical Society to sponsor program on the Half Moon and Hudson Valley history
Sometimes, from up on Walkway Over the Hudson or anywhere along the Hudson shore, you can watch the passage of