Soldner’s background, community commitment served city well
Kingston is a mine which bears a thousand diamonds. One such gem was Gerard “Jerry” Soldner, who recently passed away
Entertainment
Kids help design Kinderland II
If you could design your very own home and the sky was the limit, what would it include? Indoor pool?
Composer Bertolozzi eyes Eiffel, reflects on ‘Bridge Music’
Since 2009, people at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge have heard music. During warmer months, they’ve heard strange percussive
Normand Beauregard to tell the secrets of combat choreography at Unison
It’s a near-universally accepted truism that there is no drama without conflict. Onstage, that dramatic tension can certainly be generated
Jeff Jacobson’s The Last Roll at Center for Photography
In the 1970s, Jeff Jacobson gave up practicing law with the American Civil Liberties Union to become a photographer and
Kingston After Dark: Singing the World Anew
The best music can be a poignant reflection of reality and/or allow for flights of escapism. Some songs or albums
Martha Frankel’s sneak peek of the Woodstock Writers’ Festival
Author Martha Frankel directs the local annual literary bacchanal called the Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF). The catchphrase this year is “Reading,
Skollie plays the Falcon in Marlboro
South African power rock trio Skollie takes the stage at the Falcon in Marlboro on Saturday, April 13, bringing together
What to see in local art galleries
This past week saw the opening of “I Have a Place in Mind” at Imogen Holloway Gallery on Partition St.,
Levon Helm documentary screenings to help Upstate Films go digital
To roll into the new technological age and meet changes in how movies are distributed, both the Woodstock and Rhinebeck