Town Hall bids under limit
Minutes after a 5 p.m. deadline, the Woodstock Town Board on Wednesday, March 7, opened bids from contractors for the
People & Places
Rocker ‘Crazy Dan’ rebrands thrift store to match stage persona
Lugging a bass drum and a load of gear, Dan Chisena stops to wait for somebody to open a door.
Woodstock author exhorts kids to play ball
A new series of children’s books, titled The Woodstock All Stars, by local business owner and Little League official Kevin
Jazz gestator: The Falcon and the Inexplicable Local Miracle
There’s a joke out there among musicians: Folk/rockers play three chords to thousands of people; jazzbos play thousands of chords
Upscale Yum Yum Noodle Shop opens in Uptown Kingston
As a restaurant reviewer, I observe an unrecorded rule: Avoid tangents about places other than the one under consideration. But
HVP to premiere new symphonic works by Bill Vanaver at Caravan’s 40th anniversary gala
One of the mid-Hudson’s perennial cultural treasures, the Vanaver Caravan troupe of musicians, dancers and educators, is celebrating its 40th
Plans for Mohonk Preserve foothills begin a long process to determine land uses
The 850 acres of the Mohonk Preserve foothills includes wetlands, woodlands, cattle pastures, and ridgeland plus the Testimonial Gatehouse (where
Woodstock deputy supervisor Kahn sues Onteora over gay harassment
Alleging that he “endured a hostile educational environment on account of his sexual orientation,” town of Woodstock deputy Supervisor and
Annie Leibovitz to lecture on new book Pilgrimage at FDR site
Photographer Annie Leibovitz is known for her intimate portraits of celebrities: Her Rolling Stone cover shot of John Lennon curled
Onteora board chooses grade clustering, keeps Phoenicia open
By a six-to-one vote, the Onteora Central School District Board of Education chose Model three or the Bookends plan, the