Contract awarded for new bulkhead at Highland Landing
What appears now to be an old brick building with a mountain-sized pile of fill, old wooden pilings and picnic
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At HITS triathlon, leave the horse at home
Last weekend, on Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10, the Saugerties-based HITS Triathlon Series staged its first New York
SANE for justice
Jenifer Nerone is delivering a lesson on female anatomy. The 52-year-old registered nurse takes her audience through infancy to menopause,
‘We are all screwed, and we can fix it’ is the message of economics conference
There can be a visibly profound sense of commitment and a sense of shared purpose when people of like-minded intention
Bodywork by the minute at the Repair Shop in Gardiner
What if, in the middle or at the end of a day you could grab a shoulder or foot massage
Downtown exhibits extol our furred friends
In KMOCA’s “Other Than Human” exhibition, which opened last Saturday and is on view through this month, animals are portrayed
Hokey Pokey dancers on Walkway Over the Hudson break Guinness World record
More than 2,500 people of all ages gathered this past Saturday morning on the Walkway over the Hudson to take
Former Sawyer drafted by Braves
As we age, one of the hardest realizations is that our childhood dreams will likely not come true. For sports fans
Farmers’ markets prepare for a new season in Gardiner, Highland and New Paltz
Nearly every hamlet in southern Ulster now boasts of a farmers’ market where freshly harvested fruit and vegetable crops, organic
The cold, sweet, luscious truth
The time of Little League, graduations and sunscreen is upon us, which amounts to one thing — it’s ice cream