Volunteer photographers capture the changing moods of the Mohonk Preserve
A great photograph is a full expression of what one feels about what is being photographed in the deepest sense,
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Mindful gliding at the ice arena
It’s not too much, the Kiwanis Ice Arena. It’s an unassuming ice rink in a very cool town. The place
Kingston High School club redefines ‘pillow fight’
Many may mutter how there’s no hope for the future with “kids these days,” which makes meeting the kids from
Woodstock’s Peculiar Institution
John Wigram was a master. Wigram, who served several terms as Woodstock’s supervisor in the early 1800s, was a rent
History lesson with Dr. William Rhoads
Dr. William Rhoads, author of Ulster County, New York: The Architectural History and Guide, will speak at a meeting of
Towne Crier Cafe to move to Beacon
Acoustic music-lovers of the mid-Hudson, rejoice! The Towne Crier Café will soon be moving from its longtime home in Pawling.
Barnstormy weather: Legacy of black baseball celebrated in Poughkeepsie
On the sultry summer evening of August 27, 1941, the Kansas City Monarchs, a perennial powerhouse of the Negro American
Assemblyman to hold Saugerties town meeting Thursday
Have any thoughts on New York State Government? Let our assemblyman know about it. Pete Lopez will hold a town
Art Richter retires Radio Free Kingston
Art Richter deadpans that at the age of 85, he is not buying green bananas anymore. Richter had been stoking
Gerald Sorin’s biography of Howard Fast revisits a controversial Communist figure
Gerald Sorin, a professor of history and Jewish studies at SUNY New Paltz, has just released a biography of Howard