Recession toll evident at local pantries, service providers
This is the first installment in a two-part series of articles examining the impact of the financial downturn. Although their
People & Places
Declaring Pine Hill ‘historic’
The sleepy hamlet of Pine Hill, at the western end of Shandaken, is poised to capitalize on its past as
Prog-rock without tears: Check out new album by New Paltz’s SubPixel
Stumbling upon the music of SubPixel – the nom de prog of New Paltz-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Matt Ross –
Getting to know the veteran manager of circulation at Elting Library
Growing up in a jazz family in Rosendale — with his mother singing her soulful tunes throughout Hudson Valley venues
Hudson River Playback Theatre reenacts audience stories on March 15 in New Paltz
Sometimes the toughest things to see in perspective are the ones closest to our own noses. We tend to undervalue
John Dugdale teaches 19th-century photography techniques in Stone Ridge
When photographer John Dugdale addresses the students at his John Dugdale School of 19th-Century Photography and Aesthetics, located in a
Mt. Tremper attraction still ranks as World’s Largest Kaleidoscope
Back when Dean Gitter first envisioned, then opened the world’s largest kaleidoscope in what was then Catskill Corners and is
McGillicuddy’s debuts “Band-Aoke Thursdays”
As the bar crowd murmured loudly around them, Marc Lowe and John Steffens worked silently to set up an electric
Stuart Bigley steps down at Unison’s artistic director
After more than 37 years of starting, grooming, guiding, building and putting the Unison Arts and Learning Center on the
Letter from Venice
March 6 — Tonight I leave Venezia, heartbroken at departing and worn out from over-work. Yes, I could use a few