King of the mountain – for a day
The person who, back in the dim mists of time, designated the first day of winter Midwinter’s Day must have
Community
CIA launches its popular Winter Dining Series
As the holiday hustle winds down, and we finally get to catch our breaths after seemingly endless weeks of planning
Personally speaking with New Paltz firefighter Joe Miller
Public service and firefighting had always been a part of Joe Miller’s blood. The 66-year-old father of eight – including seven,
Fringe fascinations in downtown Poughkeepsie
The exhibits and events at the Mid-Hudson Heritage Center, located on Main Street in Poughkeepsie, are helping to revitalize the
Joyce Minard retires; Chamber names Michael Smith as her replacement
There are some retirements that are hard to bear. Such is the case with Joyce Minard, president of the New
SUNY New Paltz professor Anthony Robinson publishes new novel
“The Floodplain”, a novel written by local author, English professor and former US Navy lieutenant Anthony Robinson, was released by
See ‘The USA’
Want to know what gets Olive excited? Bringing some of its living history back to life, no matter the cost…or
Blessed are the cheesemakers at Sprout Creek Farm
The way most people around here find out about Sprout Creek Farm is by seeing their artisan cheeses for sale
A born artist
“I have lived on Ohayo Moutain in the same house for nearly 70 years,” William Pachner says on the eve
Supervisor’s surprise: Wilber taps teenager as his deputy
In one of the first official acts of his return to office as town supervisor, Jeremy Wilber surprised colleagues and