Hudson River Heritage Country Seats Tour targets 20th-century homes
For those who can’t get enough of ogling our region’s rich heritage of historic architecture, of well-preserved gracious homes with
Community
Scenic overlooks near Mohonk to get $1M facelift
Scenic overlooks in Gardiner, Rochester and Wawarsing will get a $1 million upgrade with a little help from state and
Keep your head
Saugerties police, Diaz Memorial Ambulance service, and village trustees are banding together to ensure that local youngsters who cannot afford
Wallkill Valley Land Trust to honor longtime board officer Bob Taylor
Longtime New Paltz resident and champion of open space Bob Taylor will be awarded the prestigious annual Conservation Award by
Letters: 10/4-10/11
Gilligan knows the law, the players and the system As a former 17-year resident of Saugerties – I am proud
Everyday anthropology: In transit
“If you can make it in New York…” But what if you haven’t made it anywhere yet? What if instead,
New Paltz Climbing Film Festival to feature top climbing filmmakers
The 14th annual New Paltz Climbing Film Festival returns to New Paltz on Saturday, Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m., at the
Fort Montgomery reenacts bloody 1777 battle this Saturday
During the Revolutionary War, both sides knew that whoever controlled navigation on the Hudson River controlled the outcome of the
Quilts in the Valley show this weekend
“To preserve the tradition and the history of quiltmaking, as well as to foster awareness of and to be receptive
Former mayor Robert Yerick passes
Robert Yerick, the saugerties mayor who, with a combination of old-fashioned managerial prowess and an engaging and feisty personality, saw