Personally speaking – Gayle Shankman
Gayle Shankman, owner of Please Eat the Daisies Caterers, based in New Paltz, started out as a New York City
People & Places
Salute to a sailor in Kingston at Boitson’s
Boitson’s, the Uptown Kingston eatery on North Front Street, owes its existence to an exceedingly rare stroke of good fortune:
Visions of a vagabond
For Tillson-raised photographer John Fischer, it’s all about capturing the essence of a place. “You’ll notice I don’t get very
Personally speaking – Theresa Fall
Born and bred Paltzonian Theresa Fall has opened Jar’d, a cozy wine pub and bistro, at the Water Street Market
Gabriel’s Café in Kingston moves around the corner
Gabriel’s Café gained a following for its healthful, locally sourced cooking and intimate café setting during the many years that
Personally speaking – Amy Laber
Gardiner resident, book-lover, yoga instructor, musician and early childhood music teacher Amy Laber has been hired as the new children’s
Flour power at Wild Hive Farm
Soft white snow fell as I drove along Salt Point Turnpike in Clinton Corners, passing picturesque farms dotted with red
HHS board president to receive Martha Washington Woman of History Award
Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) has announced that Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site has named HHS president and board chair Mary
Personally speaking – Urs Reist
Urs Reist, longtime owner of the Swiss Country Inn on Route 44/55 Gardiner, is now the head chef at Murphy’s
Ray Sokolov shares his tales from the journalism trail
Ray Sokolov was recently appointed to the Gardiner Planning Board. Prior to that he wrote for the Wall Street Journal,