When the holidays become hard times, Family of New Paltz steps in
A small house located on North Chestnut Street provides more food, counseling, clothing, shelter and comfort than any mansion could
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Art by Lakota youth accompanies blanket drive in Kingston
Gabriel’s on John Street in Kingston is the site of an exhibit of photography and artwork by children from the
Santa comes to town
“It’s all about how he’s going to come in — that’s the surprise,” says Lynn Sehwerert, a member of the
Saugerties firefighters to help Santa deliver candy on Christmas
To celebrate the holiday, many fire departments in the area are distributing candy to kids. But so far as we
Winter Solstice Hike at Kingston Point Park
While most people probably will be snuggled up in their houses the night of December 22, trying to keep warm,
KHS football team makes 6-year-old leukemia patient team captain
The Kingston High School varsity football team will be the first to tell you that their new captain is quite
Carol O’Biso recalls father’s gastronomic legacy in new book
“If the divine creator has taken pains to give us delicious and exquisite things to eat, the least we can
Smithsonian museum founded by Kingston native
The Freer Gallery of Art, located at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, is considered to be the nation’s foremost museum of Asian art. The story of its founder, whose phenomenal business success made it all possible, begins in Ulster County, where he was born in 1854 in Kingston to a family descended from Hugo Freer, one of the French Huguenot founders of New Paltz.
Neil Smoller: Compound Interest
Neal Smoller is a busy guy. Not only is he proprietor of two pharmacies, Village Apothecary in Saugerties and Woodstock Apothecary
Here to serve
(Editor’s note: Woodstock is often accused of being an aging community of staid boomers. Coming home/staying home is a continuation