Walkway kicks off another world record effort
The nonprofit group Walkway Over the Hudson kicked off its drive to break another Guinness World Record this week by
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Sartorial spring cleaning
One of the many reasons to shop local is for the personalized service that small independent businesses can – and
Andersonville Prison
In 1864, my great-great-grandfather, Private William Davies, was captured in battle by Confederate forces and spent three months in Andersonville
Adirondack Council hires William Janeway as its executive director
The Adirondack Council’s Board of Directors has hired William (Willie) Janeway to become the organization’s next executive director. Janeway has
Marta Waterman and the sound of silents
When Marta Waterman was a toddler, she didn’t bang on the piano like other children, but, according to her mother,
Avery Berman wins two prestigious music awards
New Paltz High School graduate and rising music star Avery Berman, 23, was recently nominated for three awards at the
The Luminist canvases of Kevin Cook
Quintessentially rugged American landscapes under luminous skies, suffused with poetic light and imbued with drama: The Hudson River School of
The fight to keep Dragon Inn standing
The race is on. The village Historic Review Board decided today to redesignate Clovelea (the Dragon Inn) a historic landmark
Personally speaking – Ellie Brunning
On March 1, the classy, funky, sophisticated and eco-friendly fashion-and-more No. 5 Boutique, owned by born-and-bred Highland gal and now
Corralling the butterflies with the Toastmasters
“Surreptitious – it means to do secretly,” Wordmaster Geri Jones tells me. She says I can score bonus points with