DCC’s Pamela Edington champions largest student body in the valley
Last August, Dutchess Community College (DCC) got a new president: its fifth since its founding in 1957 and its first
People & Places
Obituary — Jane Axel
Long-time Woodstocker Jane Axel died in the comfort of her own home at the end of Elwyn Lane on March
Rock the Ridge 50-mile, 24-hour endurance challenge at Mohonk Preserve May 2
It’s not as daunting as it may seem,” says Ken Posner, co-director of Rock The Ridge, a 50-mile, 24-hour endurance
Kingston’s Midtown Gem: Beautiful Old City Hall
Boarded up and abandoned for nearly 30 years, the restoration of Kingston’s city hall was about more than historic preservation. Occurring shortly after the disastrous closure of IBM, the project reinstated a legacy of civic pride upon which the city and its citizens could build.
Vassar president Catharine Bond Hill wants to make higher ed affordable for all
[portfolio_slideshow id=14571] Since becoming president of Vassar College in 2006, Catharine Bond Hill has been committed to ensuring that
DEC: Hunting accidents have fallen 75 percent since the ’60s
The 2014 New York hunting season closed with the second lowest number of hunting-related shooting incidents on record, according to the
Last of the Cubists
The aurochs, deer and horses that have animated the cave walls of Lascaux for more than 17,000 years have begun
Repair Cafe in Kingston
Kingston Transition and Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church will present the Repair Café at the church, 122 Clinton Ave. on
Small package, good things at Matchbox Café
There’s a billboard on Route 9, just south of downtown Rhinebeck, urging motorists to “Stay nice…” Pictured is an open
Logging out is hard to do
Along with traditional New Year’s resolutions such as losing weight or quitting smoking, a new resolution has entered our culture: