Letter: Town Board’s limited powers
This is to provide some clarification on the 41-unit affordable housing project currently under review by the Town Planning Board.
Community
Zombies invade Saugerties
On Saturday night, October 22 starting at 7 p.m., Saugerties will be overtaken by zombies. Perhaps as many as a
Flood Aid raises $50,000 for New Paltz farmers, families, first responders
A crowd gathered in New Paltz’s Hasbrouck Park last Sunday to listen to good music, do a little shopping and
Carnegie, once library, is now lab for education
Kingston High School has expanded into the newly opened and pristinely restored walls of the Carnegie Library. The newly renovated
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance fundraiser at Rokeby
Calvert Vaux, who married the daughter of early Kingston artist Jervis McEntee and is buried in the city’s Montrepose Cemetery,
Personally speaking with Joan Fall
The hot and cold sandwiches at the Bistro Mountain Store, a one-of-a-kind deli tucked under the breast of the Shawangunk
BOCES welcomes new principal Jonah Schenker
Alternative education is nothing new to Jonah Schenker, the new principal of the Ulster BOCES Center for Alternative Education (CAE)
Wild Earth rite-of-passage ceremony is captured by filmmaker
“The future will belong to the nature-smart: those individuals, families, businesses and political leaders who develop a deeper understanding of
Condition Redcoat: This year’s Burning adds some new wrinkles
No, the Redcoats and Rebels you may see running around this weekend don’t mean you slipped and fell into the
New abbot oversees a widening mission
Konrad Ryushin Marchaj, abbot at Zen Mountain Monastery since John Daido Loori succumbed to cancer two years ago, fairly bounds