Sharon Howard starts Highland chapter of Bonnie Boxes: Boxes of Love for Cancer Warriors
A “wrap-and-pack” event might sound like a sedate affair, with the only sounds being the crinkle of tape and paper.
People & Places
A day’s work: Deanna Bellacicco Breault – the creator of Bella’s Home-Baked Goods
Growing up in Highland in a large extended family of Italian heritage, it wasn’t home-baked chocolate chip cookies Deanna Bellacicco
Denny Dillon reopens her Stone Ridge gallery the Drawing Room
When Lorne Michaels and most of the original cast of Saturday Night Live bailed in 1980, one of the bright
A Day’s Work: Mike Skinner – karate instructor
Growing up in the tough part of town on the mean streets of Paterson, NJ, Mike Skinner learned young how
The Mohonk Consultations 2015 Distinguished Achievement Award is given to Ann Guenther
For over 25 years, naturalist, activist and educator Ann Guenther has been introducing people of all ages to the wonders
End Cut restaurant now open on Church Street in New Paltz
For New Paltz restaurateur Jordan Schor, “Food is an emotional thing, an experience of memory. Earlier I was making poached
At 96, Edna Hoyt can relax
“I’ve done a lot with my life,” said 96-year-old Edna Hoyt, sitting in the sunlit living room of her daughter
Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground opens in Gardiner
A ribbon-cutting grand opening ceremony — conducted using an appropriately all natural “ribbon” of plant materials — marked the official launch
Former Playhouse owner is convicted
One of Woodstock’s saddest stories got its penultimate chapter written this month with the conviction of Ralph Miller, an owner
Obituary: Richard Freed
Architect Richard Freed, a resident of Woodstock since 1997, died on May 28th at California Pacific Medical Center in San