Mimlitsch-Gray, DeJohnette & Goss named USA Fellows
The cool thing about the big national awards that just descend on people – like the MacArthur Foundation’s half-million-dollar so-called
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Local filmmakers plan Opus 40 documentary
Opus 40, with its vast terraces and unexpected pools and hypnotic sense of design and layering, is an American masterpiece.
The many lives of Adolfas Mekas
In his book of short stories Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives, neuroscientist David Eagleman imagines three deaths. The
Fred Johnston’s house, revisioned
Every year the downstairs rooms of the Fred Johnston house are decorated for the holidays, but this year they’ve also
The longest-running citizen scientist effort in the world
Sometimes it seems that the holidays have completely taken over the month of December. And while those annual rituals do
Out on a limb: Willow residents deplore tree cutting
The Woodstock Highway Department’s removal of several trees along a stretch of Silver Hollow Road in Willow has prompted an
Nature at your doorstep – Whitman land
“The walk to take today is the walk you took yesterday,” wrote John Burroughs in his essay, “A Sharp Lookout.”
Food pantry gets some much needed help
The Saugerties Food Pantry recently received some much needed help in the form of two large donations. The Saugerties Lions
Mark Hogancamp creates own world, in one-sixth scale
Life hadn’t been easy for Mark Hogancamp. Married and divorced, a Navy vet, he sketched superheroes and designed showrooms for
Metropolitan Museum of Art spotlights Woodstock’s Bellows
A few years back, the early-20th-century painter George Bellows – who lived and worked summers in Woodstock during the final