Saugerties grad aims to revolutionize telescopes
He’s in the middle of sophomore year at Rochester Institute of Technology, but Saugerties native Mike Every is already making
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Occupy New Paltz relocates encampment to Huguenot Street
Members of the Occupy New Paltz movement held a press conference last Thursday, one week after four of them were
Kingston Community Radio chats up airwaves for decade
How many not-for-profit community radio stations can broadcast that they have hung in for 10 straight years in an era
Showing on the Big Stage: The Westminster Dog Show
“Right around together, and first one on the table.” Those were the first words that Judge Ralph Lemcke spoke after
Nature Walk: The year without a winter
Lately I have taken to saying that we are living in a hoax. Conservatives rightly point out that climate change
Life along the railroads described at history program in Highland
Taking their audience back to an era when trains helped shape the Ulster County towns they served, local authors Stephen
Paul McMahon excels with Hymn to Her
I hate to speak of people as treasures – local, national, whatever. “Treasure” implies a bygone value from a bygone
Artists from the Anderson Center for Autism will display their work at Unison’s gallery at Water Street Market
This Saturday, Feb. 25 from 5 to 7 p.m., Unison Arts Center will be holding a reception for “Outcomes of
Six months later: After the floods, some recovery, much devastation
Irene came barreling through the Northeast six months ago this Tuesday, February 28. My six year old accompanied on a
Woodstock Times celebrates 40th birthday this Saturday
There are community newspapers that have struggled to last a decade, and others that have lasted much longer, only to