Answering the call to volunteer
It was one of the colder days during the unusually warm week between Christmas and New Year’s when a handful
People & Places
Onteora board postpones reconfiguration decision by a week
After more than three hours were devoted to continued presentations, board discussions and two sections of public commentary on February
Cuomo parks budget earmarks $1 million for trail restoration at Minnewaska
While a governor’s budget under dire fiscal constraints is typically not a time to celebrate, those who administer, work under
American Legion Museum marks 30 years in Saugerties
Though it might not be as well-known outside the community of Saugerties, the American Legion Museum is celebrating its 30th
Bricks and mortar: Onteora buildings in need of repair
The Onteora Central School District is in need of approximately $6.5 million worth of repairs or upgrades with the heaviest
Flood Aid gets the last of money to Irene, Lee victims
Born amidst the aftermath of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, local charity New Paltz Flood Aid has helped to
Blossoming talents at ASK
At the upcoming February show in the Members’ Lounge at the Arts Society of Kingston (ASK), the painted image comes
Off the table: Woodstock’s Gateway district will stay as is
Bowing to community sentiment and fiscal reality, a committee of Woodstock residents and officials on January 31 agreed to dissolve,
Thrift store honors Donna Halstead, aims to keep church going
Three times a week, the First United Methodist Church of Highland opens the doors to its back room to sell
RUPCO project taking shape
Aided by favorable conditions including mild weather, construction of the Woodstock Commons affordable housing complex is proceeding on pace for