The Farmer’s Farmer – Pete Taliaferro: A life in the fields
Every time I run across Pete Taliaferro he’s covered in dirt. Good dirt. Farm dirt. Dirt in his hair. On
People & Places
Walkway over the Rondout open in Rosendale
After four years of renovation and cleanup by the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) and Open Space Institute (OSI), the
Hyde Park unveils renovated FDR Museum
If you’re a local resident who gets visitors from out of town, you have probably at some point taken them
San Severia spiegeltent in Midtown Kingston all summer
The erection of the San Severia spiegeltent, a picturesque relic of turn-of-the-20th-century Belgium, on the site of the Midtown Kingston
Personally speaking: Julie Kelsall-Dempsey
Whatever the cost of our libraries – the cost is cheap compared to that of an ignorant nation. — Walter
Soprano Planet: Joe Giardullo’s epiphany
Free-Jazz horn player Joe Giardullo has played with Anthony Braxton, Joe McPhee, Bill Dixon, Milford Graves and lots of others.
Chevy Chase in town for Barnfest award & Opus 40 fundraiser
Chevy Chase will be in Woodstock this weekend for three events: He and wife Jayni will be awarded the Lifetime
Personally speaking: Fran Pomeroy
Broadway is alive and kicking at the Aloha Acres senior citizens’ mobile estates in Modena. For the past six years,
Richard Ballantine
Richard Ballantine, author, publisher, human power advocate and “cyclist guru” to the world, died peacefully at a hospice center in
Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign plans symbolic canoe trip down Hudson this summer
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign is gearing up for a symbolic reenactment of the Two Row Treaty, which will