Joel Katz’s new film this Saturday in Hudson
I have to admit a vested interest in Joel Katz’s new film, White: A Memoir in Color, which screens at
People & Places
Michael Smith takes the reins at New Paltz Chamber of Commerce
Michael Smith, the newly appointed director of the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce, is no stranger to business, the
Zena parents mobilize to save their local school
Though the school was initially spared last year when the Kingston City School District’s Board of Education chose Frank L.
Beloved Towne Crier Café vacating longtime Pawling venue; new location T/B/A
Say it ain’t so, Phil! We might as well get the bad news out of the way first: After 23
Take a walk with the John Burroughs Natural History Society
We in the mid-Hudson Valley are blessed to live in an area that retains much of its rural character, resulting
Entering Woodstock: Zoning review weighs “gateway” changes
Proposed zoning changes that would affect a pivotal part of Woodstock — the Gateway Overlay district at the eastern entrance
King of the mountain – for a day
The person who, back in the dim mists of time, designated the first day of winter Midwinter’s Day must have
CIA launches its popular Winter Dining Series
As the holiday hustle winds down, and we finally get to catch our breaths after seemingly endless weeks of planning
Personally speaking with New Paltz firefighter Joe Miller
Public service and firefighting had always been a part of Joe Miller’s blood. The 66-year-old father of eight – including seven,
Fringe fascinations in downtown Poughkeepsie
The exhibits and events at the Mid-Hudson Heritage Center, located on Main Street in Poughkeepsie, are helping to revitalize the