The lessons of tragedy
From Woodstock Times, September 13, 2001: Chris Hardej, of Bensonhurst, was sitting at his computer with his back to the
Community
Woodstockers collect $15,000 for Phoenicia
Woodstockers pull together relief efforts. (Photo by Dion Ogust“As soon as power was restored Friday morning,” said Woodstock resident Kerry
Art links Brooklyn, Kingston
Slideshow image: A detail from a work by Shakhed Hadaya. A new group of artists, called the Brooklyn-Kingston Exchange Project,
Something to prove
The Saugerties High varsity football team is in another transition year, one which has seemingly repeated itself every few seasons.
Local events commemorate 9/11
Saugerties first responders The annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony, first created by Sonny Solitto, will be held this year at 11
Going the distance
Shane Eversfield, a part-time New Paltz resident and an uber triathlete, is “going the distance” for Mohonk Preserve by participating
Larry Carr’s Pancake Hollow Primer
Haunted by Gulf War ghosts, Frank Closky is healed by the spirits and artifacts of the Hudson Valley. Closky
Civil War days, September 1861
One-hundred-and-fifty years ago, the American Civil War began. On April 12, 1861, Confederate forces attacked Fort Sumter, a United
At the net
Last season New Paltz girls’ tennis had it all — well almost (there is always Spackenkill to spoil everything), a
Irene’s aftermath
Once the flats were passable, cyclists, pedestrians and motorists caught a glimpse of the havoc Hurricane Irene unleashed along the