Hurley Founders’ Day this Saturday
The Hurley Heritage Society celebrates Founders’ Day on Main Street in the Village of Hurley on Saturday, May 5. Marc
Community
Couple continues crusade against tainted dog treats
Steve Smith and Debi Arthur are wondering how many pets have to die from tainted treats before the product is
Arbor Day celebration in New Paltz
The Village of New Paltz celebrated Arbor Day last Friday with members and volunteers of the Shade Tree Commission planting
Maverick Hall gets an overhaul
They say the best preservation jobs are invisible. You can’t tell they happened afterwards; everything just seems to have been
Milton True Value offers more than just hardware
Jeff Paladino, owner of Milton True Value on Route 9W and also a councilman for the Town of Lloyd, has
Rhinebeck’s Devin Pickering & the tale of the YouTube chorus
Rhinebeck’s Devin Pickering is the editor of a new documentary called Once in a Lullaby, which is premiering at the
Historic House Tour: Homes with rich stories
The hamlet known as Flatbush consists of a strip of land bordered by the Hudson River on the east and
Water Street Market seeks artists for chalk festival
Remember when you were young and the pavement was your canvas? The Hudson Valley Chalk Art Festival is calling for
Woodstock Writer’s Festival presents varied, stimulating weekend
The third annual Woodstock Writer’s Festival slammed into gear last Thursday night with a TMI three-minute story contest, duly won
Tribe vibes
Talk about a talented family: Jerry Teters is a professional drummer, art teacher and painter who lives in New Paltz.