Artist Felicia Casey and her Swan Hollow Doll Repair
“We say that a girl with her doll anticipates the mother. It is more true, perhaps, that most mothers are
People & Places
Poem of life
At the top of our list of recent books to review is a short but effective work from two longstanding
Occupy New Paltz relocates encampment to Huguenot Street
Members of the Occupy New Paltz movement held a press conference last Thursday, one week after four of them were
Paul McMahon excels with Hymn to Her
I hate to speak of people as treasures – local, national, whatever. “Treasure” implies a bygone value from a bygone
Six months later: After the floods, some recovery, much devastation
Irene came barreling through the Northeast six months ago this Tuesday, February 28. My six year old accompanied on a
Woodstock Times celebrates 40th birthday this Saturday
There are community newspapers that have struggled to last a decade, and others that have lasted much longer, only to
Onteora board lays out choices, readies to vote
With the vote to implement one of three proposed elementary grade configurations set for Tuesday, February 28 (7 p.m. —
Magnetic Fields launch spring tour at Club Helsinki
Since moving from Massachusetts to Hudson, Club Helsinki has jolted the Hudson Valley music scene with an infusion of national
Research your home’s history this Friday
Settled by the Dutch in the mid-17th century, the mid-Hudson Valley has one of the nation’s oldest histories and richest
Starr Library, oldest in the system, celebrates 150 years
While it’s hard to resist the cut-rate prices of used books from online purveyors such as Abe Books, some of