Woodstock’s 81 st Library Fair holds the community together
“It’s the happiest party Woodstock has ever had,” enthused Michael Perkins, who has helped organize many years of the Woodstock
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Midtown’s food oasis
I admit I’d never heard of a “food desert” before Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County educator Kristen Wilson filled
Breathless in Kingston
Could you even imagine holding your newborn baby in your arms and knowing that your baby will struggle for each
Breaking barn: Pete Seeger helps sloop, museum celebrate
When Pete Seeger first sailed into Kingston on the sloop Clearwater in 1969, shortly after the ship’s launch, “it was
Developer withdraws sports arena plans
Businessman John Barese made good on an ultimatum last week, pulling plans for a $15 million indoor sports arena when
Bel canto in the Catskills
Nothing tests a singer’s skill like bel canto. Perfected in the late 18th- and early 19th-century operas of Bellini, Rossini
Village of New Paltz celebrates its 125th anniversary
The Village of New Paltz is poised to throw a block party on Aug. 5 in honor of its 125th
Mysterious Aristarchus: Hunting for the man who first got it right
Like people even today, the ancients had to deal with verisimilitude: the appearance of truth. Something that appears true may
Theatre veteran Greg Abels creates a Zen hideaway in Gardiner
For those who didn’t grow up in the area, one of the many appealing aspects of living in Gardiner is
Swiss Family summer jaunt
Living in the Hudson Valley, we have no cause for complaint when it comes to finding something both athletic and