Sister act
Sissy’s Café on Wall Street in Kingston is all about offering choices. Open since June of this year, proprietors (and
Community
Art sought to spruce up Broadway overpass
Raleigh Green, who owns a branding consultancy, moved to the Kingston area a year ago from Manhattan, lured by the
When classics were classics
Along with the Good Guys Classic Car Show and Saugerties’ own Sawyer Motors Car Show, the Mills Mansion Antique Auto
Darkness Doesn’t Die
Tales of olde Woodstock are awash with witches. Interference from these quarters were more vexing than life-threatening, making the earliest
Girls ask for Highland varsity lacrosse team
Coaches, parents and students gathered at Highland High School last week to ask for a little gender equity — at
Letters (Oct. 25 – Nov. 1)
How is this fair? I am happy that Mr. [James] Bruno believes he has good legal advice, but that is
Remembering Shandaken, remembering Shandaken
I’m becoming a history junkie — but not just any history. If it’s about my family or the place where
Halloween happenings in New Paltz, Highland and beyond
The Lions’ Club Halloween Parade will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 31 beginning at 6 p.m. For more than 40
What a crawl
Zombies and onlookers jammed Main and Partition streets in Saugerties last Saturday night, in what Brian Solomon, one of the
One Book/One New Paltz to read and discuss “The Submission”
What would happen if the selected architect for a 9/11 memorial at Ground Zero turned out to be a Muslim-American?