Restoring oil paintings with Carol Field in Stone Ridge
“You can’t go slowly enough or carefully enough with them,” says Carol Field about the oil paintings that she cleans
Community
Margot Molnar could free you from the shackles of clutter
Many people have second acts in their lives these days. And why not? Life can be decidedly more lateral than
In accord, in Accord with artist Michael Asbill
Michael Asbill is still getting used to the number of trees, amount of bugs and richness of community that he
Floyd Patterson II stars in Paul Robeson at SUNY-New Paltz
When I was teaching for Marist College in the New York State prison system in the early 1980s, it was
BSP is helping revitalize Uptown Kingston
The grief-mad heiress Sarah Winchester believed in the Boston medium who told her that the deaths of her infant daughter
Daniel Center provides services to veterans in Highland
A man who is good enough to shed his blood for his country is good enough to be given a
Rustic without the rust
Charles Petersheim didn’t know a soul in the Catskills when he left New York City post-9/11 and purchased an abandoned
Saugerties playgrounds declared “unsafe”
It’s no longer safe to have four swings next to each other because kids might bump into each other. Spaces
V-Day in New Paltz features flash mob dance downtown for One Billion Rising
Inspired by the writer/playwright Eve Ensler, author of the renowned Vagina Monologues, dozens of local women are taking to the
Concert to take Hudson Valley for a ride on the Underground Railroad
The Department of Music at SUNY New Paltz celebrates African American History Month and the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation