Red Hook Bicentennial quilt completed
She’s not a historian, and she has only lived in Red Hook for 15 years, making her a newcomer by
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Meet the Iceman
Rob Kleemann is a man who wears many hats. In his role as director of the Kiwanis Ice Arena, he
Comic P.J. Walsh on stage at Bearsville
One of the most memorable lines from Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks’s “2,000-Year-Old-Man” act of the 1960s was a little
Walking Woodstock: On the Devil’s Path
In early October, 1984, feeling restless and with some time on my hands, I decided to hike the Devil’s Path
Mills Mansion & Burger Hill offer great sledding
Writing this on a cold-but-snowless day seems a little premature; however, we can all search our memory banks for mental
Panel discussion with comic-book artist Paul Abrams
In his home at 30 Staple Street in Kingston, Paul Abrams conducts classes to teach budding artists and comic-book aficionados
Holiday greens in the forest
A century ago, folks went to woods in the winter to make festive wreaths and garlands for the holiday season.
Saugerties has a large number of hockey enthusiasts
Though it might not seem as popular in our area as it is in other parts of the state, hockey
Planning for prosperity: Task force urges economic action
In a year-end report that incorporated a comprehensive survey of local businesses, a task force on economic development recommended that
Mudd Puddle at Water Street Market marks tenth anniversary
This January, the Mudd Puddle, a European-styled café/bistro located at the Water Street Market in downtown New Paltz, will celebrate