Beer, brats & beatitudes at Hunter’s German Alps festival
Celebrate all things German at Hunter Mountain this Saturday and Sunday, August 11 and 12, at the German Alps Festival
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Work in Stony Clove Creek may help with flooding, turbidity
The “Bowl of Doom” is under assault by heavy equipment. A portion of this problematic stretch of the Stony Clove
Sister city: Students from Carhaix, France, find Woodstock
They came to Woodstock from their similarly small town in Brittany on a mission: to see a sister city, one
Highlanders rally in support of local girl diagnosed with leukemia
Nothing can bring a small town together like a serious illness or injury to a child. That’s what is happening
Celebrate DeJohnette’s 70th with Bearsville concert & benefit for Queens Galley
“I’m just going to show up and enjoy it,” says Jack DeJohnette, as Jazzstock’s second summer culminates with a 70th-birthday
Arm wrestling event benefits the Breast-Feeding Initiative
It was definitely the Best Show in Town this past Friday evening as BRAWL took its outsized and outrageous concoction
Camp Wiltmeet back in the summer groove at Duzine Elementary School
Camp Wiltmeet, the YMCA summer recreation day camp, is celebrating its second year back in New Paltz in high style.
Wild sex — In your yard, plants and animals are reproducing, often in quirky ways
The goldfinch started tapping at my window on July 4. I work at a desk looking out at the swaying
Highland Rotary to host the Hudson Valley RibFest on Aug. 18-19
Rib-lovers and barbecue aficionados will have all of the meat, sauces, grilling and accessories that they could dream of at
Farewell to Maurice Hinchey
Soon-to-be-retiring Congressman Maurice Hinchey came home to Saugerties for a party celebrating his career as a lawmaker on Sunday, July