Personally speaking with Alice Olivera-Cannon
They broke the mold when it comes to customer service when Stewart’s in New Paltz hired Alice Olivera-Cannon — 13
People & Places
Master photographer Barry Feinstein dies
Barry Feinstein didn’t much care for photographers, who are — by nature — observers. He preferred men and women with
Susan Stessin-Cohn helps Haunted Huguenot Street rise from the dead
As one of the earliest settlements in Ulster County, with almost 400 years of history, Huguenot Street in New Paltz
Haunted Huguenot Street
History is filled with lessons and stories for all ages. Tales of bravery and tragedy, triumph and despair. Sprinkled amid
County chamber honors Center for Spectrum Services
“We started as mom-and-mom operation in Woodstock, with two students in the Dutch Reformed Church,” says Jamey Wolff co-founder, with
Edgar Villchur: 1917-2011
Edgar “Eddie” Villchur, inventor of the AR speaker and first president of that company, writer, teacher, philanthropist, patron of the
Zombies invade Saugerties
On Saturday night, October 22 starting at 7 p.m., Saugerties will be overtaken by zombies. Perhaps as many as a
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)