Hard times: Scholarships down as Woodstock Day School experiences financial contraction
The last time we went through the Woodstock Day School campus, at summer’s end, all eyes were on the new
Community
Occupy Catskill and the “Wall Street to Main Street” art extravaganza
As the world was still pondering a decade’s passage since 9/11 and our own region was assessing the damage from
East meets West in interfaith Movies with Spirit series
As I write this, the world is waiting on tenterhooks for the inevitable fallout from a massacre of Afghani civilians
Recession toll evident at local pantries, service providers
This is the first installment in a two-part series of articles examining the impact of the financial downturn. Although their
Declaring Pine Hill ‘historic’
The sleepy hamlet of Pine Hill, at the western end of Shandaken, is poised to capitalize on its past as
Educators and residents join occupy New Paltz rally
More than 50 people participated in a march and rally last Saturday, organized by Occupy New Paltz. The group marched
Classes inform shoplifters of better choices
If they were going to make a Breakfast Club sequel with eight very different individuals bonding by baring the darkness
Prog-rock without tears: Check out new album by New Paltz’s SubPixel
Stumbling upon the music of SubPixel – the nom de prog of New Paltz-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Matt Ross –
Pete & Peggy Seeger perform together one last time at Bearsville this Saturday
Seats at the Pete and Peggy Seeger concert at the Bearsville Theater on March 17 are already sold out, but
Death of the Saugerties middle class?
My family and I left Saugerties in 1992, at about the time that the town was turning around. The village