Rare Open House at Rhinebeck’s restored Montgomery House
On Sunday, November 16, for the first time in more than 25 years, the entire first floor of the historic General Richard and
People & Places
Why is ham radio more popular than ever?
With a smartphone in every pocket, isn’t amateur radio a thing of the past? The answer, as was clear at
“Paper engineer” Robert Sabuda releases new book, readies 10 Horse Art Center
[portfolio_slideshow id=13403] In a six-minute-long Martha Stewart video clip, Robert Sabuda demonstrates the rudiments of making a pop-up book. You
Meet John Doe: Hudson’s mysterious “Record Shopppe”
“Is this the same place?” is a question that John Doe Records owner Dan Seward gets a lot. Though he
Historic Hudson walking tour spotlights rescued architectural gem
Consider this little drop of a story as a symbol for something larger happening up and down this valley, as
Obituary, Ronnie Sutton
Arthur Ronald Sutton, 64, of North Hollywood, California, passed away September 7 at his home after a brief illness. He is
Thank you for sharing
According to the Pew Research Center, Internet privacy is an important concern of young Americans. After speaking with many young
Visions of Mary in Woodstock
[portfolio_slideshow id=12765] Mary Frank has been making art for more than six decades. Her exploration of wood, plaster, wax,
Dan Winfield cops swimming medal at Masters’ World Championships in Montreal
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting Dan Winfield, the 69-year-old swimmer/runner/biker, husband/father/grandfather community-minded man, then you would know
Obituary, Tom Wolf
One of the true legends of the area’s night life, Tom Wolf, passed on this past week. A party in