Reinventing the stage
A few weeks ago we ran Theater Without a Theater, a piece about a new theatrical paradigm, which pointed out
People & Places
Moran, leaving office, reflects on his tenure
Infrastructure improvements, a fortified work force, expanded cable and cellular services, technological upgrades, and new opportunities for volunteers are among
Noam Chomsky speaks on Howard Zinn this Sunday at SUNY-New Paltz
I’ve always wanted to own a tee-shirt inscribed with the words “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.” That’s Noam Chomsky’s famous
Personally speaking with Kaileigh Osarczuk
Most aspiring artists only dream of having a gallery represent them, their artwork being sold, their talent being recognized and
One-stop resource for new parents now open at New Baby New Paltz
The more things change, the more things stay the same, it’s said. Breastfeeding babies has been around as long as
Plans ready for Phoenicia Library rebuild
The Phoenicia Library has blueprints for renovation and expansion of its burned-out building on Main Street and plans to break
Love sustains the Shacker family
This is a love story steeped in horror, heartbreak, hardship, healing and hope. It’s the on-going saga of a brilliant
Personally speaking with Brian Van Kleeck
If you’re sick, healthy, happy, in need of a smile, a laugh, a shoulder to cry on, there is no
Equine therapy helps those with special needs
On a sunny fall afternoon, four-year-old Ray Janicke arrives at AHC for his fourth therapy session on Hal, a handsome
Hunters, foodies gather for Sal’s Wilde Game dinner in Highland
In a back-alley parking lot off of Vineyard Avenue in Highland, a large group of people sat at plastic tables,